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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THE GREAE.SAL .e-asss,z.,
81. OF s-.t..- :,
COHEN BRoTHERs
STILL CONTINUES.
MORE ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
:. FOR THIS WEEK.

$3.50
WILL OPEN
MONDAY MORNING:
Three cases CORDED wHITELAWNs at AHc.;t,
Two cases AUBURN BLEACHED CoTTON5 at
6ke.;
Five cases ANDRosCoGGIN at 7hc.;
WAMsUTTA BLEACHED reduced to 10c.:
AN DOMESTIC GOoDSat q similar reduction.
Best PACIFIC JACONET LAWNS at 10, 1OH. and
lie; l,...'e
Two cases MERRIMAC PRINTED PIQUE
CORDS at 64c.;
Thre. cases yard-wide PACIFIC PERCALES at
&C, reduced from 12Hc.;
One case FINE ENGLISH CAMBRICs in beautiful
designs al &c., formerly sold ut from 12h to &c..
A large stock of FRENCH ORGANIZES in The
latest designs:
500 yards WHITE FRENCH LAWN at 2oc., for
merll sold at 45c.;
Yard-wide elegant quality CHECKED NA1NsOOK
at l5c., formerly sold at Csc;
NULL MUSLIN at s5c., general value warranted
5oc; at 37H and 40c., value or which Is from
60 to CSC;
Fifty pieces VICTORIA LAWN Qinen-hnish) at
TX, 10, and 12Ac., formerly sold at 10, l2E, and
&c.,;
FRENCH VICTORIA LAWNS and LINEN DE
INDIA at 25. 80, 35, 40, and Soc, much under
value;
IL wide FRENCH ORGANDIE at 1885,; the
finest quality imported at 45c., heretofore sold
at 81 per yard;
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS at great sacrifice;
AMERICAN BUNTING in nayy-buc and brown
at &c.;
The finest LINEN BOURETTES imported at
12kc., formerly sold at 25c.;
LUPIN'S MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at
6Oc., formerly sold at s7!Ic.; IRON GRENA-
DIMES at 25c., worth fully Soc Many other
DRESS GOODS at similar reductions;
10 dozen LONG SILK MITS, in light shades, at
75c., formerly sold al $1.25;
so rolls of WHITE-AND-RED and WHITE MAT
TING at 15c. per yard;
Every imaginable style of CORSETS at less than
they cost to manufacture. 30
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A friend writes us an explanation Of his
position on the subject OF the superintend-
ent OF the Water W orks. We are not con-
Versant with the matters to which he al
Sludes5;; batsSe ara assured that the true ex-
PLANTATION OF them would not make our own
remarks improper. .5.-l
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So that the Senator stands firmly where
all Virginians should stand; determined
that in the settlement OF the States finances
the "pubic honor" shall not be furnished.
Richmond Dispatch.
And there is where all reIdjustcrs do
stand, but some people haven't sense enough
to see it.-SQLem Register.
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GRAND EXCURSION aaII.
ON TILE
STEAMER ARIEL,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE
LEIGII-STREET AND SIDNEY BAPTIST
CHURCHES.

4 GRAND EXCURSION 81 g..
TO s-
OLD POINT. NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH
on JULY 2, 1878.
Boat leaves promptly at 8 o'clock. Round-trip
1925 Tickets good for nine days. Children I'M
der twelve half price, and under five years free.
The hotels have agreed to entertain visitors az the
following prices Atlantic, Norfolk, Sl.66 per
day Purcell, Norfolk, IL .50 per day. Gooda House
Norfolk, $1.25 per day.
Parties leaving their orders at A. "; CARRIERS
S26 Main street, will be called for and nkeh 70 tnS
steamer Csc per head. Baggage called LOT ano
checked at residences.
Tickets can be had OF Ryland & CO., "; q. VIII
lfams, A. B. Clarke. G.. A. Hundley, T. H. Elicit, A.
W. CARRIER, and also Of the commlttee-Rev. FL
Hatcher, jackson TnrpIn, G. W. Smithers j. q. Tlg-
nor, A. W. Phillips, and W. A. 0. Cole.
10 0h-Tn. I'll. SSNI4t
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1 (. PLANTER AND FARMER FOE JULY.-We
have received this No. of our excellent
farmers. paper inferior to none, and the
best for the Virginia farmer. 1t is cram
med with timely and instructive info-ma-
ton. IS
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TAXES.
-
MANCHESTER TAX NOTICE.

M ANCHEsIEh ~ N0''
am now ready 10 receive the CIT III" ~, -,
TAXES for 1878, All persons paying one Ear M -.
other han On or before NOVEMBER 1ST next WIN
he entitled 10 REBATE OF FIVE PER CESt oii
the amount Of their city tax. On I'll nis feihanS
unpaid after November LIST there VIII be apDhi,'
FIVE PER CENT. and the same placed IN tAe naiid7
of the Sergeant for immediate COLLECTION by iefy.
"a VIZ '- j. w. BRONAUGH. JR..
Treasurer City Of Manchester.
.J,-Se 1s 1878. j.22-tJyl
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THESTER HOUSE,
~ CHESTER. VA.
JOSEPH II. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This House, located on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. thirteen miles from Richmond. and
nine from Petersburg, with It's comfortable Cot
tages. Lawn. and Spring OF fine ChaI'bealc water,
contribute towards max ing IL convenient and deni-
rable BOarding-Iousr. particularly for families
who contemplate I.aylug the ctiss during the sum
mcr months.
The railroad authorities furnish boar,Ss mt this
house passes TO and from tiihsr city NJ 50 80
month; and to persons binding on 'lc ChE
TRACT free pass for ten years each DWELLING
house erected and occupied by Il family Of white
persons. ,.,
An opportunity Is thus alorde, to merchants ami
others I'm the cities Ia spend the nl2hG with their
families lat remarkably healthy place. and return
TO the cities in time for business j. 25-2w
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TO PHYSICIANS.

L
TRrg CHRYSOpHASCAC ACID:
THYMOL--crysIalized.
pICRlC AClD-crystat:
IACTOPHOSPHATE nF LiMF.-s"'n'''
FLUID EXTRACT TI,CUM h.E'
FLUID EXTRACT AtNDELlA k,'' -
FLUID EXTRACT FUCUS NE"I' !''''"'
FLUID EXTRACT JABOEh\p: =.
sUCCUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =;
SuCCUS COSII-Eng sh;
SCCCuS DELLADo>NE-sh:n
SCCCUs HYOSCYANl-knssi'h
GLYCERITE KEpH4LlNE;
pANCREArlC EMU SloN-En%'hn'
pEPSINE PORCf-Epgiish;
and all rare preparations 10 be had q.
MEADE & BAKERS Drnge'ort'
a., 9le Main street.
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LICENSES.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF TIE REyESSE'}
RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1878. )
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, PHYSICIANS,
~ SURGEONS. DENTISTS MERCHANTS, COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIOkEEks. an ST az
other persons doing business to1 WHICH WHICH,, 70 mo-
cur, Their licenses without delay. State licenses eA
pirc on the 3Oth day of April OF each yearr:,,n
Msit 5espectrES ama, ss,oper Of &eyenue C. n.
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rTNHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
4 COMFORT, VA.-Situated within 100 wards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
pacty for 500 guests. Has all modern improve
mcnts. elevator, gas and electric bells III every
room; water, bathrooms, and closets on each floor.
Six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen TO
twenty iirSt-claSs steamers land daily tcNccpt sun
day) $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, AMI every comfort provided
for tourists and healthScckerS durt1E the winter.
firc-cscapcs only fty feet apar! OIL every floor SUI
perIor beach for hathing at door-,trps, and good
from May until November. Boating. iishug. and
driving especially attractive send Tor circular de-
scrlbing hygienic advantages.
TERMS: SO TO $3.50 per day, according to lcca-
ton OF and number in room. length 81 stay. &c.
HARRISON rIIOEBCS.
an I5-tku3l Proprietor.
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SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.
NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS

These waters and accommodations are too wsll
known land hope favorabiy) to need lengthy
description. Those wishing the use OF The waters
incidentally can get pamphlets, directions, .Ss., by
applying to Purcell. Ladd Co.. Richmond or to
ME at the Springs In reducing Ill" board 10 and
$50 the accommodation viii be the same, better,
* possible. Special arrangements MADE for !ami-
lies or large parties. .f
WILLIAM r. BISHOP,
10 nj lruprictoP.
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.E,,x,;CU:nsToSE.
THE EXCURSION OF THES5;ua I
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
roIrprt, ar my FIf OLD POINT.

By sJAsfEsTowF TRIBE. No. ALL o. r. n.
The eomn,edious and mfortabIe steamer PAM
LEO wi!lInake an excursion to Old Pgint snn NOT
folk leaving Richmond ut 8 +. M. WEDNESDAY,
Jul, r. arriving at OLD Point and Norfolk 1T a. h
'rtlc morning or the Fourth.
-Rr1l1rniHc the Pam fies wtl leave orfok NJ L.
M. SAME day and arrive lat Old Point III time Tor
.DREsS.PARADE and oRkSr arriving Ia
Richmond the morning OF the 9th.
FARE RoUyD TRIP, 81.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGENESTs:J ohm .. LarR,
james r. Lamkin, George E.. Rufan, Willard Wake
aeld, and W. A. Lamktn. - - - n.t Y
Tickets can be obtained from the Committee or
any Of the Tribe.
Refreshments ut city prices.
{ sleenfng accommodations for limited number OF
ladies may be had on application to JAMES X LaN-
KIN. Z $3.50 - 49, - Jy LOT
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M TEN PIECES ALL-WOOL CASH
AIEREs at COHEN BROTHERS at Soc per yard,
worth fully 75c. Also, Lupln's makes at greatly
reduced price je 20
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JAMES-RlYER- BREWERY GROUNDS.
The proceeds will be devoted to RECEfLlNG the
church, Ind this fact should eRiSt the SympatneS OIL
all our people. The committee nave NJ! , Dsen
they promise all who attend a day of rational ana
innocent enjoyment land TO this END there VIII De
a variety of games. such shuftleboard baeatclle,
quolts, &C., &c. also. various Scotch games under
the auspices OF Il delegation from the Caseoonla
Club.
Refreshments at city prices.
Music by Voelker's Brass and Strili? Bands. >,
Omnibuses will run 10 and from the GROUNDS all
day. .,
TICKETS, SO and 25 cents; to be had of commit
tee or any Of the parishioners.
E. i. MURPHY, Superintendent
JAMES HAYES, Assistant Superintendent;
DANIEL MORGAN, Secretary; I.
J. Il. MoLLoY, Treasurer.
JOSEPH A.LARD, JR.,
II. A. MEAGHER.
ARTHUR ROONEY,
PHILIP O'NElLL,
L. W. MAHONEY,
T. OFARRELL,
je 24&Jul,2,3,4 Committee of Arrangements.
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EOURTH OF JULY.

OLD POINT.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREW ORKs.
To enable all to attend the
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
. .- ~. AT FORTRESS MONROE
~. ?, THE ROUND-TRlP TICKETS
HAVE BHEN REDUCED FROM TIE REGULAR
. -s''.4.a PRICE OF
81 TO 2.25 EACH, ta r..
GOOD FOR JULY 4TH AND 9TH.
, Steamer ARIEL leaves wharf here at O'Clock on
the morning Of the 4tiI.
Tickets OH sale only on steamer.
-. L. T. TATUM.
superintendent Virginia Steamboat Company.
10
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FOR LADIES.

nOCTRESS ISABELLA VOSS,
~ MIDWIFE,
No. 14l9 Franklin street, near Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
All descriptions Of Female Diseases scientifically
treated, day or night. Ladies received 1t her resi-
dence for treatment. $685.
Terms moderate, and will be made accommoda-
ting. ~ l-lt*
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sPYCYAL NOTICES.
syrHrreffExT SAVINGS

90 THE GREAT SAVINGS
INSTITUTION
. --....-.. OF
.j5.i .,if
- Levy BROTHERS.
GOODS MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST
PRICES
AND THEN AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
TAKEN OFF OF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
1000 LINEN SUITS for ladies at less than .heg
cost to manufacture. and then you get an extra
fen cents off OF every dollars worth you pur-
1000 yards Of GRENADINES at s, 81, and s]sa
and YOU get an extra ten cents of on every dol
lars worth you purchase;
Yard-wide PACIFIC-MIILS CAMBRIA at &c. per
ward worth loc., and you get an extra ten cents
on on every dollars worth you purchase;
SILKS of all kinds down to bottom prices, and you
you purchase;
REMNANTS of DREss-GOODs, such as BLACK
GRENADINES, BOURETTES, ALPACAS, SO
at very low prices, and yeu get An extra ten cents
Off on every dollars worth you purchase;
All kinds of GOODS for boys and mems wear at
the lowest prices and you get an extra ten cen Is
OF on every dollars worth you purchase.
We will not cnumcrate any olhor articles at this
time but will STATE that we have the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEsT-AssORTED
STOCK IN THIS CITY;
and remember that We take of III extra tel cents
on every dollars worth of goods you purchase at
LEVY BROTHERS,
iyl Io17 and 1919 Main street
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UREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
VI AT D. & +. MITTELDORFER'S. AUCTION
GOODS A SPECIALITY. RESS.LlNENS NJ
CORDED PIQUES at and 64c. worth and l0c::
5000 yards best PRINTS only &C.; DRESS GoOi9s
TO be sold regardless Of cost; Oh FRENGit Ok
CANDY at csc. worth Soc; DOTTED ana
FIGURED SWIsSES from auction, very c,gan;
VICTORIA LAWNS and all kinds OF " iiiiE
GOODS at austion prices; BLEACliEJ oHl AC ~,
from 5 to 1lc.-a!l the popular brands me
BROWN COTTON. yard wide, at 64c. worth lo Si ;
FANS-A large stock, bought at auction 70 uS SSt
SUMMER UNDERSHlRTS zoe. apiece; iiOS ia;y
RY, GLOVES, and NOTIONS al cNt Isi a ,uT
prices; RED-CHECK MALIlNG AZ hoSyii "" anc !.
TABLE and FLOOR OiL-CLorus; ail widths IN
which we offer great inducements. Don't Du! your
e'0N' D. Z. MITTELDORFEk,
&c 22-tjyi7 327 Hfoau $780,.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND h
VI 1.#,s' BASKET PICNIC
TO .CRANEY ISLAND,
!. CHBeAPEAKEASD OHIO RAILROAD,
THIIRSDAY. lilly 4. 1873, y

THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1878,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHRrsT CHURCH REcToR1.
i Having secured Mr. Owens's beautiful grove, CRA-
NEY ISLAND, we can offer to all who go with us
pleasant time. A band Of music will accompany tue
excursion. REFRESHMENTS at city prices. There
Will be GLASS BALL SHOOTING nlATCH dur
Ing the day and silver medal awarded the best shot.
orc The trsinIeayes the depot Mt 1880 A. M. and
returns to Richmond ut z. ~. Tickets may be
found at r. 8. Anderson's, DR.. Richardson's drug
store, c, III. Hapan's, Baughman Brothers, anu i.
Wiley Davis's. No. 81 Twentieth street.
. So T,
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DRY GOODS.

NEW FIRM, NEW & 20 o d S, NEW
~ HOUSE.-l have this day admitted into my
conccru as partners my two sons ISAAC and ia
COB LICHTENsTElS. The business Will he con-
ducled under the firm name of l.. LlCHrESSTElS
& SONS. beg leave 10 thank my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to me ana
hope that tho new concern may merit Il continuance
of the slmr L. LiCHTESSTEIN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CJTI+NOTES.

--Roose sends New York pnpers In advance.
Tho Metropolitan Railway, on II, between
Fourteenth and fineenth'and a.half streets is be-
lug repalted.
Mis- ImoscnO R. Morrell will give a musical
soirre In the pGrlOrs OF VI llards Hotel this even.
Ing. Her friends Hie cordially invited
w. H. Watkins. cOlored. was arrested yesterday
for assault and battery committed OIL James
siTother. also colored, near the Freedmen's Hos.
pltal.
Considerable excitement was caused In the
neighborhood OF Ninth and r streets yesterday az.
ternoon by an exciting race between an Officer and
supposed thief. The thief had good start and
made his Escape.
"A new Organization is known as the Puzzle
Club. The member are all animated conundrums
People wonder how they live, get fat, and dress
well, without doing any work. The club has many
members In this city.
-Freund, the confeotoner has entered suit be,
fore Justice Connolly for damages against one Of
the gentlemen who wrote letters IN the Board OF
Health detailing horrible caecis that followed a
cream pun feast in his household.
a Nj; Green, who was attending church in
Mount Pleasant, Thursday night, was suddenly
sent for and soon aiayed tho sufIsrings Of hi
gentleman. Mr.. Green was conveyed 10 his home
and made as comfortable As possible.
Two small white tents In the yard In mont o.
the War Department are attracting q great deal Of
attention but forthe Information OF the public II 1.
authoritatiYely stated that they not intended
camp for the large army of the United States, bu
merely for the accommodation OF oroquet parties
Felix Mahoncy, q boy twelve years Of age, liv
ing with his parents on Defrees street, wanted /,
throw Of the yoke Of parental rule yesterday anC
ran away from home. He was spled attempting b
get on train by Odloer German, at the Baltimor,
and Ohio depot, and after sharp chase captured
and taken back home.
Tho former associates OF Dr. Nichols at the
Government Insane Asylum have had his portrait
painted for the chapel OF that hospital by Dr. Fngg
talented artist OF New York and il Is In Barlow
picture store for few days, before being hung a
q, Elizabeth. His friends will see In II faithful
likeness Of the distinguished doctor.
Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
has developed considerable enterprise recently
and has procured chime of bells to lend ell
chantment 10 the rural surroundings. There ma!
be music IN them for the inmates Of this institu
ton but the voters OF SwaInpoOdle and Kendall
Green cannot appreciate the faint strains wanct
to them by gentle zephyrs.
Yesterday morning Officer Fifeld arreste,
three colored men, who gave their names as Franz
Barnes, Charles Bell, and Frank Bradley whit,
trespassng on the farm of George Wulfes. on til
Marlboro road. The prisoners had cut down
number of peach trees and several shade trees
and were In the act of digging up some valuable rose
bushes when the officer captured them. The &C
Cuscd were brought into the Police Court and wer
Sent down for further hearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

Two hundred and sersnty.lvo dollars has been
set apart out OF the market fund, by the Commits.
siOners for the poor Of the county.
Mrs. l.. d. Whitney president OF the Ladies' Aid
Society, Capitol Hill, asks Of the Commissioners
their share Of the 5000 appropriated by Congress
for the poor Of the District.
A petition, signed by business men and resllcuts
on Seventh street northwest and others, was pre-
sencd 10 the Commissioners to-day ing for some
action which will relieve them from the auction
This Is the second delegation which has been 10 ste
the Commissioners upon this subject. This wa.
referred To the attorney for an opinion US to the
power OF the authorities
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following per
mis J. H. Mines construct a small dwelling In
alley between q aud II aud Second and Third
streets nOrthwcSt 81. j. b. Adams, construct u
twO-stOry brick dwelling on seventh. between
Eighth aud Smith streets; 5000. Andrew MrCau
ley, repair dwelling on Twentieth, between X and
l. stree Is uOrthw SO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

J, Relnold schorn, the young German who acct.
dentally shot himself on the 18th of the present
month died yesterday morning at the Imperial
Hotel, at ten O'Clock. lie had been improving since
the accident, until last Thursday ight when re.
lapse took place, and although everything posi-.
bic was done by his physician, he sank Into u
stupor and died Of py@mia The remains were
turned over to W. X. Speare, the undertaken who
encaSed them In handsome rosewood casket on
which is silver plate, giving the age and date oil
death of deceased
The funeral will take place this afternoon, from
the establishment OF Mr. speare, at halfpast two
o'clock, aud the body will be conveyed TO 81. Mat.
thews Church, where requiem mass will be cele.
brated. As Mr.. Schorn has no relatives IN this
country. his remains will be placed IN the vault of
the Cllsten family, at tho Congressional Cemetery
until message can be received from his parents IN
Cologne, Prussia, OF their wishes regarding the final
disposition OF the body Of the unfortunate man.
The deceased was thirty.scven years Of age, and q
universal mvoritc with all who had dealings with
him. number Of his fellow clerks IN the Third
Auditors Office will attend the funeral this after
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

District e1Aes.-George McCsllum. q suspicious
character, was released on personal bonds. Louisa
Murgen. vagrancyi thirty days Jennie Baker for
feited S. for cursing. william Jones, loud and
boisterous; dismissed. Eustace johnson, defacing
private property dismissed. Richard Murray was
sent To the farm for thirty days for profanity and
fighting. Michael McGinniss, d!sOrdCrly In George
town; discharged. Mollis Pratt. profanity: sent
down for week. Charles Sh!pley. dsOrderly con-
duct; fifteen days. Albert Service, profanity; one
week at the farm. Charles Schroth forfeited S. for
being disOrdery In the Washington market Ed
ward TOOle, charged with peddling without a IL.
ccnse; continued I'LL to-day. Park Washington,
profanity paid IS.
BILE boy was sent 10 the Reform School. Murtagh
Gcary his brother. was also sent to the Reform
School for stealing Iusntity OF school books
Archibald Williams paid s. for assaulting A. W.
Kelly. George Eimns, larceny Of a bottle of min.
eral water from W. ID. Brace; continued until To-
day Henry Williams stole newspaper from r.
W. Page, for which he was fined % or ten days in
jail. Mary Gillian, servant at the EbbItt House,
was srraiGned for stealing go but owing to the alb
scnce of an important witness the case WAS con-
tinued until to-day. W. Il. Smith and Michael
lille fighting In the street; Smith was fined g. or
thirty days and lhle was dismissed Betsey
Thomas, assault on William Henson : dismissed
Richard Murray. assault on Thomas HcllInuth ;
same disposition. W. II. Brooks assault on Han.
nah Butler: dismissed. jeremiah OConnen as
| sault on W, y. Green; continued until to-day to
procure an impOrtant witness. Hannah Butler
threats against ". II. Brooks: dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

Al the time specified last night for the commence
ment Of TIE Chapter OF sorrow, held by Eureka K.
\. Chapter. No. I. In memoram of late Companion,
w. Is. Buu, II. ". Hartman and n. G. Seip. tht
Asylum Masonic Temple, was completely file,
Mr. ". A. short, High Priest, presided. The
VI the evening was Nj, J. l.. johnson. Rev. Grand
Chaplain David Wills, y, D., offered prayer.
the lea i.rship Of Mr. T.. :. Holmes, rendered tlr
following pr ,gramme Mr.. II. II. bradley bcnI
nrmu,l Chant, Lords Prayer "lt"w bark III,
DcI; chant. Abide with Me-" prayer, 'lIcar.
only Father, win Thou i.snd -! chant, Hear.
Father, Hear Our Prayer funeral anthem by Won
Weber
The mpuul. representing grave was magnI-
ircIIl piece Of work; II was covered with prrr,
mus. pi,hI,rly slrcNn with the ChIiCcL Apwrrs
and lLaELN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

Supreme Court Of the United States.
FRIDAY, March %, 1878
Mr. William II. Young was yesterday admitted TO
practice In the Supreme Court Of the United States
Mr. Young Is a native OF Western New York, has
had chequered life, but has proved himself man
OF ability In whatever sphere he has occupied.
On motion Of Mr. Assistant Attorney. General
Smith, J. Warren Greene and Thomas worke, csqs.,
of New York city, werp admitted to practice.
On motion OF Mr.. W. d. Davidge, A. T. Brewer,
esq, Of Cleveland, o., was admitted TO practice.
No. OH Chester A. Arthur, collector, &c, plain.
tilt In error, vs.. Joseph W. and =. N. Goddard. Ar
gued by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Smith for
plaintiff In error, and by Mr. William @. Choaie for
defendants In error.
No. ~. Fanny A. Huntington administrators,
&c. ct A., VS.. The National Savings Bank of the
District OF Columbia. Argued by Mr.. Joseph II.
bradley aud Mr.. u. y. Butler for appellants and by
Mr.. W. g. Cox for appellee.
No. 2l3. samuel A. Peugh, appellant. vs.. Henry
:. Davis. Argument commenced by Mr.. 7. I. Crit.
tendcn for appellant and continued by Mr., W. d.
Da,idge for appellee
Adjourned until Monday. At twelve clock.