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MEDICAL, &c.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTsON can BIZ
~ consulted every "wednesday and Saturday 1T hit
p,m., on al diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, Viz: Organic and Seminal Weak.
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitaaon Of the Heart,
pimness OF Sight or 6lddinees, Indigestion, &C.,
manhood, and early indiscretfons, 6onorrhnA,
Strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. &. IL )
special practice, endorsed BY the leading physicani
OF his city. visits Washington every Wednesday
and saturday. Persons In need Of medical treat
ment for any Of the above diseases, viii nnd it e
their interest TO call upon him, who win Insure
anteed In every case he undertakes WIN refer hi,
patrons to any Of the leading physicians Of Balti.
more, and show letters Of testimonials from The
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National Republican., 1878-07-09

Fighting Over Their SnnII.

Yesterday afternoon fight occurred between
two cOlorcd inen and woman at q shanty
known as tho Virginia House." situated Oh
street, between First street and New Jersey
avenue northwest The aiIray grew out of n
dispute between the parties regarding the
division Of the money, as all are partners in
the concern. Sergeant Milstcad and Officer
Tecple arrested the combatants and escorted
them to the Seventh Precinct Station, where
they registered as John aud Sarah Jones and
James Leonard. They were not locked up, as
each found convenient SO bill and deposited
II as collateral for an appearance at tho Police
Court this morning
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Mount Vernon Durking Club.

There was filed yesterday in the Recorders
office an incorporation in the nam, of the
Mount Vernon Ducking Association. Cash
capital. 5000, divided into twenty shares OF
Slco each, with an existence of twenty years
the object of the association being for mutual
Improvement, recreation, and healthful amusc.
mcnt for the members, and death to the ducks.
The organization is controlled by seven diroc.
tors holding Office for one year The officers
are: President, Loyi Woodbury.; vicc-prcsi.
dent, John X. MOrhOuse; secretary, NJ. A. Tap.
pan; financial secretary W. W. Eldridgc :
treasurer. Charles +. Willctt; directors, Mcssrs.
W. Is. Mckeldcn and Harry King.
Tho association intends to locate their pres.
ent grounds at Mount Vernon Springs. and
have purchased an island situated below Quan.
tico, the popular ducking spot. They will i'm E
prove the grounds by the erection OF buildings,
and make it sought after during the summer
as popular resort, both for fishing and other
pleasures,
National Republican., 1878-07-09
UOOD P.IIEHESTy.
Suits Against Contractor. and Their Bond.

Suits Against Contractors and Their Bond.
The District of Columbia, through its attor-
ncys, Mcssrs Riddle & Miller, has cntccd suit
against the following contractors aud their
bond
John o. Evans, on bond of s. 900, for failure
to keep his contract work on Fifteenth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and b
street northwest, In repair for three years.
Also against his bond of $4,000 for falling to
keep Pennsylvania avcnrC between Eighteen, h
street and Rock Creek, and Bridge street, from
Rock Creek to High street, Georgetown, In
good condition for the same period.
Also TO recover S9,-0! expended In the i'm.
prOvcment Of Thirteenth street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and b street northwest.
Also to recover Sl3i, I07 expended in i'm.
proving Pennsylvania avenue, from Eight.
ecnth street aud to Rock Creek, and bridge
street. from Rock Creek 10 High street,
Georgetown.
Also on bond of $1,000 to recover S23:jj7
expended in improving Seventh street west,
from B street north to j street south, which
was a part of the defendants original
contract.
Against George W. Linvillc and his bond Of
S}DOO for failure to keep Third street be.
tween d street and New York avenue. in re-.
pair for three years. Also OH his bond Of Si2-
900 for neglect Of ID street, between New Jer.
scy avenue aud Fourth street northwest.
Against Thomas Lewis and his bond of
S2IODO. for failure to repair Fourth street, be.
tween Indiana and New York avenues.
Against l.. 5. Filbcrt and iona than Taylor
and their bond Of S2O.OOD, for ncglccting Tenth
street, bctwe.n F aud NJ streets northwest
also on bond Of S25,OOD, for failure to improve
Seventh street, between + aud o streets north.
west.
Against Lewis Clnphano and bond Of $lj, ,OOO,
for not repairing Seventh street, between Penn
sylvania avenue aud north side of d street
northwest: also on bond for S'!O,OO1 for neg
lcct of Twelfth street, between + aud
streets northwest; also to recover $iO,5l7, ex.
pended in improving Twelfth street, from 10
streuts northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
The w. T. Club gave n very pleasant so.
cial entertainment last evening In tho parlors
OF Misses = and I. Rothberg, on Maine avenue.
An old woman, named Agnes Austin. was
prostrated blythe heat on X street, near Twen-
tieth. yesterday morning. She was taken to
the Providence Hospital.
In the matter Of the hdbsds corpus of Cath.
crime Bailey, convicted of grand larceny and
sentenced 10 the penitontinry at Baltimore for
TWO years, and which is charged to be an lille.
gal sentence, an amended petition was allowed
to be filed AMI the hearing set for Friday
next, at ten a. M.
Mrs. Lockwood. on the rctition Of Jacob
Slogcr, has obtained a writ Of habeas corpus to
bring he rcator before him at eleven H. m to.
day. The petitioner was sent TO Jail for twelve
months by Judge Smell. for three cases of petit
larceny, growing out Of ono steal. 1t Is be-
leNcd that the sentence was Iniulical and
the release Of the prisoner Is sought.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Am UsEM ENry.
Summer Theatre ComIa ue.

The enterprising managers Of the Comique
every week have fresh surprises for their
patrons. All the novelties in tho variety bust.
ness are produced here early, and In that way
the audiences 1t tho Comique are blest abov o
the audiences In the average variety theatres
throughout the country. Last night the cur.
tain rose upon one Of the finest variety shows
ever offered to the public Of any city, Among
those who appear during the evening are
Reynolds and Walling, Joo Hayes, Miss Jen.
ME Eagan, the De Cort sisters, lie Barren and
Chase, and Miss lone Lang. Hulms aud Leo,
the wonderful trapezc performers, appear in
thrilling act called "The Ladder Of Life" Tho
entertainment opens with Lizzio Smiths
Emorald and Silver Minstrels, and concludes
with tho comedy, "Our Pink Domnoes," in
which j. j. Riley and Miss Lizzie Smith, as
suming the leading roles, are supported by the
best members of the company
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Directors Elected,

At meeting Of the stock. holders of the
National Union Insurance Company held yes.
tcrday afternoon, the following board of d..
rectors was elected George W. Riggs, Samuel
Bacon, Marshal Brown, William Dixon, Rich.
ard Wallach, Andrew Wylie, John T. Mitch
ell james TowleS, and Charles c. Glover
The stock holders Of the Anacostia Railroad
Company yesterday elected the following
board of directors l.. William ,iuinaud. Al.
fred Richards, Reuben D. Clarke, Thoma. +.
Smithson, Noble Young, H. A. Griswold,
James II. Richards William II. West, and L.
NJ Clapin
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Minor District Notes.

hihof Di>tfict Notes.
The receipts of the Treasurer yesterday
were $1,000? disbursements, S36232.
Property holders petition for the laying of n
sewer and water pipes on Vermont avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets southwest
Tho necessity for u pump at the intersection
of Third street and South Carolina avenue is
called to the attcntion of the Commissioners
Tho Washington Schuotzen Vcrcin have
been given permission to erect an arch Mt the
corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
A delegation waited upon the Commissioners
yesterday aud asked the reinstatement of Mr..
Joseph +. Hoigson, as intendcnt Of the WASH
ington Asylum.
Licenses have been issued rs follows Wash.
ing Chariot Company, fourteen charots; George
". Balloch and Lewis x Co. insurance returns
Allison NailOr, jr,, two ommibusscs.
The application of +. Buringaine to rent
the seventh street wharf property was re.
turned from the Engineers Department with
the recommendation that lease be made.
Health Officer DIR. Smith Townshcnd has
rendered 10 Mr.. David s. Jones the position of
chief clerk In his department. Mr.. Jones o.
cupicd the same position under the old Board
of Health, filled It with ability and to the
satisfaction of all parties. DI. Townshend has
secured n competent and reliable officer as his
chief ofstaff,
Mr.. John B. Otto, chief engineer of Williams.
port, Pa having asked for information rs how
to repair wood pavement, has been answered
by Lieutenant HoSic TO the effect that the
only successful experiment in the District has
been to remove the pavement, or what was left
of 1t, and replace it by another of more durable
material than wood.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits To build-Thomas Tyrrcll, three
two.stOry and basement bricks on street. be-
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth streets, $1,000.
Rcpairs-Arthur Nattan4 brick bay window,
at l:n d street. II 200 John 'iilhuly, weather.
boarding house on West street, Georgetown,
So Anna l.. Wilson. raise house on Twenty.
first, between l. and streets $50.
Under date OF July 3. Sister Beatrice. of the
Providence Hospital, wrote to the Commis.
siOncrs stating that for the first time in the
existence of tho institution they had been
taxed for using the Potomac water, and asking
relief thcrclrom. The subject was referred to
the attorney who advised that exemption from
taxation docs not include water rents, which
are cxacted simply for tho purpose OF paying
the actual expenses ot delivering water As a
necessary OF life TO the people of the city. The
Commissioners have no authority TO relieve
any one from payment Of them.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Itpll1ls AnuFnysI

The following bonds were approved by the
court IN Jamc yesterday
Justices of the Pcaco-John A. Moss, Samuel
NJ. Wilcox, Charles $. Bundy, aud II. +. Tag
gart.
Constablcs-John W. King, Brghtwood D.
e.; l.. NJ Graves, II. 4. Brwnor Richard Ii.
Trunnell, and J. ). Carter.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
The Wedding Fever.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Charles Holmes aud Alice Smart.
George Thomas and Kate Harding.
George H. Brooks and Annie Richards
George W, Duvall and Jcanc 4. SGwell.
Franc Sobatka and Margaretta Sohcppach.
Rev. James II, Lindsey and Elizabeth Kelly.
J. {, SHUT Of Baltimore, Md, and Susie 4.
Brown, Of this city
NJ. W. Pierce, oI L?royyille Pa, and Marian
b. NOycs, of this city.
l." NJ Oakham, Of Montgomery County, Nd,
and Dora $. kolb, Of this city.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Aitannietl Sulclsle.

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, q
bricklayer, named william Cotto: living at
2l2 Twelfth street southeast, attempted sui
eide while laboring under temporary aberra.
tion of the mind, superinGuced by strong
drink, by cutting himself in the wrist with a
pen knife. His condition was discovered in
time to save his lie, through tho instrument .
ality Of DIR. McKim, who dressed the wound
and stopped the flow of blood
National Republican., 1878-07-09
A Rare Chance.

Special attention is called to the trustees
sale at six O'clock this evening, by Birch &
RObey, auctionccrs, of q very valuable i'm.
proved piece of property on Maryland avenue,
b ctweon Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
cast. An opportunity is hero offered of pur.
chasing property In a section of tho city rap
idly improving, at auction rates
National Republican., 1878-07-09
EunHway and Smash-Ip.

Yesterday morning, about ten o'clock, a
horse attached to the wagon Of :. &. Mcdowell
became frightened while standing at the cor
ner of Second and d streets northwest and
ran away At tho corner of Now Jersey av.
enuc and ID street the runaway cOlliled with
n lamp.pu,t and broke the wagon in several
places. Tho animal was secured by u citizen
before 1t could do any more harm aud returned
W its owner,
National Republican., 1878-07-09
B.ISE- B.ILI.
The Astoria and Eagle Play the Best Game
of the Season.


of the Season.
The third game between the Astoria and
Eagle was played yesterday afternoon in the
presence of II large and enthusiastic audience,
ard after eleven innings victory finally
ptrchcd upon the Astorian banner the score
being ! toe. Comment upon individual play
is unnecessary, as the members Of both mines
worked hard aud earnestly, and as result the
finest game piaycd in this vicinity onsucd.
The vanquishcd have no cause to be ashamed
Of their defeat, and the next game between
these clubs will he eagerly anticipated.
The Keystone and Manhattan, two leading
colured clubs, played their first gamo ycstcr.
day afternoon on the National grounds The
former scored creditable victory, the figures
being - to 10.
Tomorrow afternoon, at five o'clock, the
National and New York mines will play game
on the National grOund3 and it is earnestly
hoped that there may be large Attendance.
The visitors were org nizrd to represent New
York city in the International League, and
have played some fine gaines during tho sea.
son. Among the EunI6ur was a fourteenth
ming game with the Rcsolutcs, of Elizabeth,
\. .J. score , to IN favor of Now York.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY
Utica, n. Y.-Utica, 3 Manchester, /.
Springfield, Mass.-Lowell, 0; Springfield ..
National Republican., 1878-07-09
OUR SANITARY SOLONS,
The Board of Health Dies a Glo-
ri0us Death.

Made Memorable by n valedlctory Address
from Each Of the Five Members OF tho
Board-The Work of the Board Re-
siewed-Its Disorrani,aiion De-
ciared 10 be Crime-Dr. bliss
and Judge Warden Say
Hard Things About Con-
gress-The Adjourn
ment Sine Die
National Republican., 1878-07-09
DISTRICT HFEiIRS.
A Request for the Services Of Lieutenant
Hoxie.

HoNie.
As was predicted in THE REPUBLICAN,
whom the new government was organized, that
Lieutenant r, L. Hoxic, tho late engineer of
the District, would bo kept on duty, so 1t has
come to pass that is, so far as lays in the
power of the Commissioners. They have re-
quested of the President that he be detailed
for duty, and, while no response has yet
been made, still 1t Is Is thought that the Prcsi.
dent will grant tho application. Lieutenant
Hoxie has proven an efficient and competent
officer and well deserving of this recognition
of his services.
Engineer Commissioner Twining will have
general charge of street improvements and re-
pairs, although the amount for this service
falls considerably short OF what IL was antic.
patcd would he given. The government fell
behind in thoir share Of taxation little over
100000, aud instead Of having $500, 900 to ex.
pend on the streets, as was calculated upon,
there will be only about S25O,OOO.
When II Is stated that there aro 100000
square yards of pavement needing repair 1t
Will readily DO perceived that the amount in
hand will not go great ways in that dircc.
tion.
HOwevcr,thc Commissioners intend to spread
the money out to do rs much good Us possible
and mako it go as far as they can.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Iurug ArrIynlnT Cnnl

MeSsTS. Johnson BrOIhcr,, our cntcrprlslng coal
and wood merchants, yesterday received at their
wharycs. foot Ul Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
nine cargoes Of coal, which Is the largest number
ever rec lived IN one day by any ore dealer In the
city within our recollection.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Destructive Fire on Good Hone Hin.

About half.past three o'clock yesterday
morning the dwelling, store, outbuildings, and
stable on Good Hopo Hill, in the county, owned
by Mr.. John r. Christman, wero destroyed by
fire. The loss Is about $1,000; insured for
$1,000. Tho fire Is supposed to have boon of
incendiary origin. An alarm was turned In
from box 5l3, East Washington.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Thomas D. Bryan to Andrew Wylic, for Il,
lots L and o, subdivision square ?ij lots = aud
4, square $50, and lot /, square $50. owen
McClbr to Martin Wheelock, for $500 lot II,
square F.O.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Two Sudden Deaths.

Louise Taylor colored living in service with
a Mrs, Sharpe who resides On Eleventh street,
between K nvd $ streets northwest was seized
with violent hrmOrrhage yesterday morning,
about eleven O'cluck, and died after a few min.
utcs intense suffering
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon La.
cinda Dogau, Il cplorcd woman, employed at
Amos WoodwortlIs, No. l.B { street south
east dropped dead from heart.disvaso while at
work.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Ryprcrn r,tcs n narlic. ,nm.jnIr, a,

REDUCED rates 70 parties remaining one week or
longer Season ls75Opens juno Is. Stockton Hotel
Cape May, y. J. lNoTE.-wc take great pleasure in
informing our patrons that a new passenger eleya.
tor aud electric bells lin every ROOM have been
added TO the hotel.l CIiAnIes DrTFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
prOprirtOr and General Manager
National Republican., 1878-07-09

THE new white" and "Sow Home" Sewing Ma.
chimes. Take your choice, and II not plensed OK.
change until you are satisfied | self ull that Is
new and late IN the sowing machine business
Also all the old standard machines. Renting and
repairing specially. J. =. MCKINNEY,
421 Ninth street northwest,
National Republican., 1878-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes Of n pur
gative, for Consumption, Indigestion, Headache
nnd Liver Complaint, BY universal accord they are
the best Of all pursatives for family us0
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Amuscmcnts and Excur.Ions.

Comparatively performance.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon nt ten a. m. returning at
four p. m.
Potomac Ferry Company excursion tonight.
Boat leaves seventh street wharf at seven p m re.
turn at eleven p. m
Forty miles for ten cents. The city Of AoNan.
dria leaves Seventh street wharf at halfpast eleven
n. m, returning al three p III.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
National Aepablitan,
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.


II TEALIINORk AND OHIO bEPOT NEW JERSLY AVE.
NUE AND STREET.
Morning, EVninp.
sfis y. Y, Phil 4 hos es .ISN BaltImorc accom-
81, Baltnurr eN press 10, BALTIMORE accom-.
1:s, Western express. 500 y y, Phil & Bo, or.
- ihlt linore accom-. SsO, Western Mall
80 ffcd. ac.. Met. bTch.) AT, Baltimore AccCm.
tS, BhltlEuro Annapolis 'hI, Baltimore eIprts<
anu way. 1s, Western express
tto, Mhrtlnsburg md UA- $500 Hall llmore express
gsrstoMn nc MET brCh.' .ei5 n Y, Phil 4 hos II.
,iE.V, baltimore accom. iHtS, baltimore nc;ouL
i1a,, Baltimore cyprsSs
ARRIVE daily. Other. sundays excepted.
Sc For the time OF departure OF trains see adver
usen1snts elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-07-09

fouSd PEOPLE do pay attention To your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them. BE wise I'm time.
Clean them daily with THrRsroS's IVORY PEARL
TOOTH POWDER, the most perfect dentrihce known.
twill keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound. Will harren the gums. sweeten
he breath, and prevent toothacho. Sold BY al
irugglsn. y and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-09

A SURE remedy for Chills and Fever. Ayers
Ague Cure never fails
National Republican., 1878-07-09
SUMNER RESORTs,

coon COUNTRY BOARD CAN DE HAD NEAR
~ the Blue Ridge Mountains, convenient to depot
u Dehutihl country retreat, with abundant shade,
WIN riding and driving horses furnished trkwepkly,
a ~ pnI month for Hnults; hRlf price for children
for iuriher Information, apply to -
". s. POWELL,
Jyj-im Ninth street. be;woen u and northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY

Interest paid OIL deposits Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. souIER & Co,
Dankers lilG PcnnsYlNhnin ANanIln
National Republican., 1878-07-09

WsLLs MAcHisr.sPRyAp srREsGrHEsISo Past
kRs are still the bost known. Their curative BOW
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-07-09

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your soiled gloves with JouvES's Iso-
DERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents pei
bottle. -
National Republican., 1878-07-09
Indications.


For Middle states and New England southcry
winds falling barometer slight change In temper
hture, cloudy and possibly rainy weather
National Republican., 1878-07-09

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache. dizzy.
ncss, sick stomach, constipation &c? Are you dys-
peptic, nervous, dull. and languidf Averse to oil
eSertion. Is your life miserable? You require u
blood. Tako QUiRK's iRIsn fEA, the great mouse,
hold remedy II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, p cents per package. which makes a
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-07-09

Is your hair harsh dry and stir, Does II refuse
TO curR Dress II with IHONpsoS's oMAbE OPriNE.
An oleaginOus compound OF singular merit Il
will improve IT, Sold by druggists, &c. Prico 2j,
aud 81 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-09

New Advertisements.
Wantcd-A situation.
Base ball-Natiounl vs.. New York
A situation wanted by pharmacist.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
OVERCOME ny THE HEAT.
NARRow.GAUGE RAILROAD.

A called meeting of the citizens of George.
town, touching the interests of tho Washin gton
City. Cincinnati, and st. Louis Marrow. Gauge
Railroad, will be held this evening at eight
o'clock at Forrest Hall. The call is signed by
Mossrs. William II. Tenncy & Sons, A. Ii.
Herr, Buckley * Marbury, r. y. and A. b. Crop.
ley, II. l.. Gilbert, aud Martin O'Donoghue.
National Republican., 1878-07-09
INSTALLATION At OREAT FALLs.

Tho public installation of tho officers of
Crumolin Lodge No. ~, X. of r., will occur to-
morrow morning, II: Great Falls, at half.past
ten o'clock, and will be attended by IIerm.
one Lodge, of Georgetown. who will tako
coaches from the corner of High and Bridge
streets at half-past six o'clock. Among tho
orators will 10 =. G. J. +. Billingsley, of
Friendship Lodge No. s, aud Sylyestus II.
Gladmon of Decatur Lodge Mob
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-27
Briefly Told.

National Associated Press to the Star.
JEFFERSON, O., Feb. 27.-Hon. B. F.
Wade is extremely emaciated and weak,
owing to the condition of his stomach. He
can take no stimulants and but little food.
His mind is clear, and his friends have not
given up hope of his recovery.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Feb. 27-The examina-
ton of the books of the Miller Mining Ex-
press agent, at Ashland, shows deficit.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27-Josiah G. Nicode.
mus, Wholesale provision dealer, died this
morning in his bathroom.
IruIcA, N. Y, Feb. 27.-Andrus Nc.
Chain u Co., booksellers, paper-makers
and printers, have assigned Liabilities
about $4,000.
AUGUSTA; GA, Feb. 27.-The Globe Cot.
ton Mills 81 IL tn,ee;;llos p. Clark & Company
was burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$1,000. -.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-The Grand Jury
to-day found true bill against Frank Les
lie the New York publisher, charged with
libel by Lawyer Wrigley.