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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
NEW ADvERTusEMENTs.
SCRIBNER FOR APRIL.

zinc Of its class, made up wholly Of original
matter, and combining the highest literary or
cellcncc with the most artistic illustrations
and tho broadcast popularty-closes with the
present issue its fifteenth volume. Tho Feb.
riary ScRiDNER wGs declared by the Buffalo
Courier to bo beyond question ths most superb er-
ample Of Thh can be dode ~ The iiao Of maga=ine
country" while the N. Y. Express said: "ScRIB-
NER for March NEARLY comes up 10 The Md
riHiSr number, boa as regards its Illustrations and
hs literary natter" and tho N. Y Epc,Iinp Post
said: "Thc Mdrch ScRIDSER Is not one uhh be-
hmd w. predecessor in interest"
The April number which contains
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
THE CEpH4S JONES' TRTiL.


The second trial Of ccplas Jones, Colorcd,
indicted for outraging the pcrsOn ofMis Florcnte
=. smith, on the night Of November :, 1877, wGs
commenced before Justice WylIe yesterday.
IstrictAu0rncy Wells appeared for the Coy, rn-
men; and Mcs-rs. Perry ald B.rney for the d.
fendnnt The testimony was repOrtcl in ftill in
Tic RErvRLICAE on the previous trial. The iarts,
plainly aud briefly at ntcd. were these: Miss For.
crcc Smith, shortly after six or'uek went froii a
house On Tenth street between + and q streets
northeast. ON an errpud. WhCn returning. she
found n colonel man leaning against lamp.pus,
and after getting few feet away, she heard him
coming ate. her. QUirsCning hcT STEPS, he did the
same, when she started To Ju.l rs She reached
tie alley he overlook hcT aud seized her about The
walst, She then screamed. att lie beat her uu.
mcufIlly in the face, rci: lC..Eg her unconscious
when he dragged her into the alley and Outraged
her perSnn.
Tile evidence at the former trial pointed very
strongly to the guilt Of Jones hur vas not concu.
Sivc and the jury failed 10 agree upon verdict.
some difficulty was experienced yesterday ~ oh.
tanning jury, but finally the following panel was
accepted and sworn:
Georl;c j. johnson, William II. Collins, John :.
Paxton, James ". Sears. Juhn 7. CnStln, I. Graham
Dorsey, Richard II. Holland. William II. bow,
James \. stevenson. George ". smith, James u.
NARROW, and John u. COllyrF.
In giving her testimony Mis- Smith Identified thv
prisoner positively ~ the man that had Wronyed
her. The trial VIII last to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

tinted 1,r''s cLUs.-GObcst A!Matthews a wife
beaten paid 81. Edward Push. larceny Of Il pair of
hnpaSscS from J. 4. Montgomery was sent to Jail
for ten days. William Lucas paid 81 for to King
three eggs from, Walter n. MorlAnd. Chur.c> I 0uk
threats against H. b. ShlckIc- was sent tr Jail for
six months. Cook was also lined SO or -iXty days
additional for ASSAULT ng John Hes. John Young
assault U Jane Brown sent to jail for wcuty- four
hour, James Carter. threat against Henry West
was dismissed for want "I prosecution. Waiter
Brown assaulted Os,isSia Hall by cutting him with
penkiilfc for which he was sent to Jail for sixty
days In default Oi so iuC. T. T. RuIicr charged
with picking the pocket VI Mas Julia Gaskin> was
discharged.
DIsrid cusS.-JOm Adams paid 81 FIR violating
hack laT. John Butler contributed like sum for
throwing stOne.. George Collins, keeping a dan.
geTUls du: Judgment Suspended !. Z. ROz,er a
su>p!ciuuS character was sent down u the farm for
ninety days. Charlie Ilrusnn and John Thomas
paid II each for throwing stones, Noble johnson.
profanity seven day. Richard johnson and
Robert Brown, loud and bJ,tcTnus. Brown paid V,
but Johnson mad 10 ~ dONn tor fifteen days Anna
King. pTpmnc; dismissed. William Lowe forfeited
for hcmg di>orlerls In the county. John Lucas
was sent down for week for treSpasiug on public
park Vincent LOWS, sane one wcrk Robert
sherlock. profanity; seven day. Charles Thurs.
ton. destroying private PROPERTY sixty day. Agnes
White profanity; down for week. james vii.
lHlns forfeited a Y iOr the same charge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

~. yuncs--pr II Adams Mnss X A Peck, X I: ]
Iic.rudorT New York; ID Brown. II |: $ G baven-
port, y !: u Campbell S"T, York; y u nnrrill,
W Dunn NG l. Bake, philadelphia n q llnrioty,
Va; NJ y Dye. New York; jas Fall MIon; T. e Taylor,
Carlton, Cleveland, Ono; J W Sullowav. Mass II G
Ercnc, and wife, SUwIOri; T. Wispnan and wife.
New York; n T. Al,Cn, CI!Cnro: I Patterson, Va J
Rngl,u5. Ga Il II ahrfin, sid; q Dill. Nn W J
Gregory, New York; MISS !. Ane', New York W 4
Waglpy. v G. J stephens aud wire Now Jersey; VIM
k.!Illr, BOSTON; Mass Wheeler Hardy, New York;
J u tn ar New YDk.
N,'ropoinnn.-f NJ Eultv, Knoxville, Tenn; d But
Ter. lhlladt lDhiR " pTCr and son. DPnNllle: Mr.,
N -itumSbufy. Md: Miss l. StaSSbur, NJ |. ] HOSs.
Nd: " q smith Portland, Oregon ! n spell, u X \;
W u Briand New York; Iupt T. English. L X n; =
NHhRIS New York: a Curtis, rUlCdD1. Ohio; g "
Ruin,r, Va.
EHrcrmL-AH White New York; W Loving,
P.tts!!urg, Pa nan BlrkIord, Nv OrleanS d u
WCpdnn VITO. Conn: AIirrd h,Ahdrus, Muss; e II
Beardsley 81 Adams A Johnson, Nc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
A Prisoner Walk. Out Of tho Dock.

Yesterday afternoon, while q temporary recess
wa, being held In the Criminal Court and little
attention was given 10 the dock white prisoner
II ,incd George W Hill indicted for larceny, picked
up h,s hat threw his oyercOnt over his arm, and
quietly left the room, pushing Deputy Marshal
Douglas out the way to get ont Of the passage.
way. tn deputy marshal was engaged in other
matters, aud not being In the habit Of watching
prisoner, did rot know who II was that pushed
against him. Dut thought il q visitor DESTROYS of
getting Uut Of the chamber. Bailf SeHrle knew
the man aud saw him come To tho front door. lie
turned and asked how the man came to be dis
charged, and then his escape wHs iirt made known.
The two officers slurtcd IN chase, and overlook him
IN the outside Of the building. lie was brought
back aud hHnd-cuttcd and will I've allowed less
lIh-.lN In lln fllmLn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
More Blue Ribbon Recruits.

The second orthe series Of meetings being held
by the Central Organization In the Christian
Church, on Vermont avenue, called out II large
gathering LAT night, Rev. DIR. Gray, president Of
the organization, opened the services by reading
from tho scriptures, and offered a fervcnt prayer
for the success of the work. short effective
speeches followed In quick succession, interpreted
With singing led by Mr.. Fleming. assisted by a
numbc' Of the Congregational Church choir.
The meeting was Intensely enthusiastic through.
ont At niue O'Clock the lnrEc audience arose 10
their feet aud joined IN singing song, from the
Crystal SOng-bDOk, while the workers were busily
engaged In soliciting Signers For half All hour the
sprrc In front of the alnr was filled with the new
recruits. The speakers who ably assisted were
MCssrs Bradley, tray, LChicld, aud the Rev. Mr..
kcndgiCS, under tho leadership OF Mr. Dunning.
The meeting viii he continued At the same place
tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Last evening was the occasion Of the dobm at the
Congregational Church. OF the Mendelssohn So
cicty, musical association of recent formation IN
our city. our best musical talent l. largely repre-.
sentcd In the membership Of tho society. and tho
selections and rendition OF the irt part Of the pro-
gramme and the ensuing presentation Of Barnby's
"RCbekah were alike credRblc 10 the vocal a6il
iiy and cultivation Of those participating and the
skill and efficiency of the able conductor Of the
evenings performance, Mr.. J. Bennington fsii.
lamb. We congratulate Mr. Fairlamb upon the sue.
cess artlStcaly OF the r.t venture Of his PrDcgcs
and bcspeak inr his future managerial cGiT,s the
substantial return that his skill and indeia sab.
ity so richly deserve
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Professor Truman A Cook answers 20 hts wilcspe.
liton for divorce and /, denies thnt he exhibited
any passion towarh his wife: but that soon after
marriage he rcprlmanded her against hirtations
with young man named Mari, to whom she said
that she had once been engaged before her husband
knew her He vcvcr objected IN her going to church
aud wished that she had done so. He denies hay.
Ing been brutal Ia any way. and always provided
for her aud claims It as positively untrue that he
assaulted her In bed with razor. Tho only cause
Of their disagreement was Dr. Sonncrschmidt who.
he charged, came to the house clGudcstiucly TO SEQ
Mrs. Cook, and he had asked her why she would
duct. She jammed her HIST under his nose and said
Il Will Kill you this night, while yuu are asleep"
II hc ever used Insulting Language toward her he
had good occasion for - doing. lie charged her
with having been crimlnally intimate with Dr. son.
ncrsCkmid, at different times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
number, which contains
go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000,

will be found no less attractive.
Among other papers, which are worth while,
II has u QUEEN At SCHOOL; y Two SAINTS
OF THE Foor Hills" new story by BRET
HARrE; q paper OH the TELEPHONE and
PuoNoGRAPH, by tho ELECTRICIAN Of the
WESTERN UNION TELEaRAPH Co., showing
how the toncs..of speaker can DO reproduced
years aftor their utterancc; ILLUSTRATED
PAPERS Oh DEER HUNTING" and THE
THOUSAND ISLANDS More About Abraham
Lincoln, etc, etc, and "Diddy McGiunis at
the Photographers" suggested by Hiss Ma
lOncy on the Chinese Question.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
TWO AMERICAN SERIAL STORIES

are continued-"Roxy," q Story of tho Cam
paign of 1910, by DR.. Ezglcston OF which Boye-
sen writes: "The characters are admirably con-
csirej aud vigorously drdUn. The plot girts
promise Of rlnay tiikinr'y d,unofic situations,
soil Which Stdmps h as a genuinely american prod
nci; aud Ills. Inheritance" Story of Army
Lie by Miss Trafton, of which tho Springfield
Republican says: ut Is maintained with mas.
terly art and wakens anew surprise at hor
power Of realistic painting, in scenes so foreign
to her experience"
Apply 10 he nearest bookseller for terms on back
numbers containing the earlier chapters of
these two splendid American serial stories.
ScRIBSER & Co., New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
SEEKING DEATH.
RETER SoRIMMAG ATTEMPTS 10
END HIS LIFE.
What Two Police Onicers Found Yester-
day-A Weeks Spree Ended with q Fols-
onous Drauplnt,

day-A Weeks Spree Ended with q Fois-
onous Draueht.
At No. 1915 Tenth street northwest Is little one
story building fitted up az a store. where Peter
Scrinmags a rather eccentric individual, forty W
ify years Of age. has conducted tho grocery and
provision business for sonno time past Peter has
led O sort of hcrmits life, living alone with bis
dog. No one knows any harm of him except that
no drinks very heavily. Recently he has dcvel.
ODci mania for suicide. which has been O source
Of alarm to the gibbons,
About three mouths age the men who owns the
rrnpcrty on which thc sore j. located went In and
found SCrimTage
HANGING FROM A MEAT.RACR,
anil cut him down just in time to save his life
Scf!mmnge had twisted his wooden comforter
around his neck, and fEstcning II to a mcat.hoOk,
hal kicked stool from under him. shortly after
ward he made another attempt to destroy his life,
which was also frustrated.
As Scrimmage has bcen hrinkiug very freely
lately, he ha. been closely watched by his neigh.
Dor: and BY the police. The littlc store has been
neglected. most OF the time for several days. The
police entered tho place Tuesday night to see
whether ScrrumagO was all .'cht and found him
lying in siuTor ION drink with his ugly black
dog. standing over him aud snarlins at the In.
trudcR.
~ the place was not opcu yesterday morning.
officers aaF,ll and Pmh. SuSpccting that something
wus wrong broke IN the door and found
scRIMMAGE LYING Of THE FLOOR
In terrible condition. Lie was almost extinct.
The Officers had him removed to the Second Pre-.
cinCt Station, and thence to the frccdmcn's Hos.
pital.
4 lwo.ounce vial half Nll Of powerful acId was
found near h. I'm i, the stoSS aud i was evident
that he had drank Il To ond his life Proper rc.tDra.
tycs were uscd at the hospital, and the condition
~ the man was made moro comfortable. The
physicians think that he may recoyCr.
They say that 1t Is miracle that he lived 81
lmng and that II he had not been found Just Of tho
time lie wnS Ills vinlN wonld have been catcu up
ly the acid. During the past week, while SUrim-
mage hns been on his spree his sore has beel very
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
The Re ,mlt Of Milling Raw Eggs.

quite an Interesting walking match took place
in ic Droi, Park last Tuesday evening. Hardwood
Hvcnuc. upon which the walk Wa made. pre-.
.entcd quite an attractive Appearance. Flags and
chinese lanterns adorned the IreCE, and the houses
um both sides of the street were brightly iumi,
mated Twelve persons started but only seven com.
plctcd the milo. Their time was o. follows: Mt.
Johnson g2N; Mr.. MUC iceland, 9.iS Mr. barr Gii
Mr. DrZeyk. lO3l Mr. Woodward, 1853; Mr.. All.
bright 1887 Miss White, Hoo,
II i hoped that this viii not be the last cNhbi.
ton IN The park Of this hraitnlul exercise.
An important part OF tho training Of each Of
these pedestrians WIS diet Of ray eggs. aud the
remarkably good time lnudc luay be attributed to
rg,s. U!liOu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
FIVE SERIAL STORIES:

Under the Laes," by Miss Alcott; "The
Raven and the Angels" by the author of "Thc
Schonbcrg- Gotta Family" "Driftcd Into Port
n Story of Boys School Life in England /;
Tower Mountain, n Robinson Crusoe Story /;
Dab Kinser," the Story of Growing Boy /;
besides shorter Stories, Sketches of Travel,
Papers on Biography, History, Sports, Games,
etc, etc.
The April number Is nor ready, price 25 cents,
500 year. For sale by all Book. sellers
and News dealers.
mr2l.lt SCRIDNEI & Co., New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
HOME AFFAIRS.
Cf7f NOTES.

-RooSe sends New York papers IN Gdvsrcc.
-Gntchcl Is the JOpah Of the Police Board but
they can't throw him overheard
The sidewalk on Thirteenth street. between "
and Y streets, was repaired yesterday.
We regret to announce the sudden death from
malignant scarlet lever of Harry II. white Il yuuua
son of Mr.. j. w. While assistant fireman Of bind.
Ing Al the Government Printing ONCE.
1t would be an excellent Joke if tho President
were u accept the rC.ignntiOns of the four other
Police Commissioners and retain GatUhr.
Heretofore the month Of March haS rccn con
sdeTcd the wort month IN the year for hr,,> but
during the present month, whilr there have hccn
several alarms, there have b"Cn no IRE, thus far
The ladies of the several Presbyterian rhIr he
III this city will hold on adjourned meeting To-, NY
at half mast one o'clock. IN the Fourth rrc,by -.
Ran Church, on Ninth street to dcyi q measures
Tor aiding the home.mssiUnary work.
-.-ieStetdny morning Gcon'c Russell aud ". II.
HOugh, who were arrested By Detective, McDryitt
and AcElireSh for rObbing Mis-. Russell OF n lursc
sum Of money and some valuable icNClry, were
taken to the Police Court for Il hearing * Rus.
sells mother declined to prosecute. the court OF
dered the prisoners to be discharged.
THE greatest achievement in medicine IN the
past ten years Is the introduction of Durango
Rheumatic Remedy. II is the great DESTROYER OF
IhglllatlsIl in all IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
ASSIGNMENTS for TO-DAY.


Il. F. Street To c. A. Williams, for 5000. lot In
square so: NJ. L. Cowan to Hnra.io Browning ct
al, for $500, lot %, square o.; j. A. Atchison TO
o. u. Hinsman. for $3.50 lot -. square rs ;. {.
smith to NJ Manly for 81 GIS omeninth Of the tract
Of land called Chichester; William Johnson to K.
e. Hewitt for S2OD, lots and o. square tpiV: j. =
jones' trustee, u J. -. Rumsey, Tor sgGJ lot IL.
square JlG; same to Elila j. Middleton for 81 600.
lot a. square No; for s2luO lot IL square 40: for
$500 lot ~. square Ns; fer saOJ0. lot so square
BG, for 800 lot 81. sqUHII mi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Yesterday afternoon. cb2ut one o'"l"rk un,ccr
Riley arrested Rnber Peterson, ala- Roger Nan Ou
,u.p'ciom Of being coat rrucd in the rpJJ"ry Of Mis-
GuskIns ut Foley, auction room, last Tuesday
muIuIug. The Onircr had Il luIlg chas, amer his
prisoner, AS lac ran him rom the corner u seventh
and - streets northwest into tho Smithsonian
grounds. lie was taken 10 the Finn Precinct SIM
ton. and, OH s"u:rhin. him, apOch"lbImk ruuiUn.
iuga small Amount 0f money, gold lrur,l rud y
lock nj hair Wa, found. lie hal evidently been
operating on seventh steel. Hall Isl partner of
kULrr who wns sent n The chhin-gaus yesterday
for ninety days h a Suspicious character. Judge
Smcl N m imIrrNlcM MIN I'M. mnrIIlIn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
NEW ADTERTISEMEyTJ.

Lecture Robert Reitzc.
Scribners now ready for April.
DR.. Lords lecture OIL Edward Burke.
Colored schools-Conccrt OF Lincoln Hall.
Medical department University Of Georgetown.
National Medical College of the Columbian
University.
soversisns Of Industry, %ationNl Council-evcn.
Ing sessions.
Concert and entertainment at Congregational
Church-benef, poor fund.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

The grand Jury has lndic:cd the following par.
ties samuel J, IIoysh, larceny. George Aoysius
alias George Allen, larceny; John Thomas, petit
larceny, second OGens0 John W. Schod alias John
Battlefield. assault with intent 10 kill Pete iyd'
James daley aud Lizzie Davis, robbery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Onlrer McGraw found two little cOlOrcd children,
one eight and the other five years old wandering
uruund Ia tho woods on tho northern outskirts Of
he city Yesterday aud took them 10 the crlOrel
orphan F,ylWm near by, The outURSls urr children
ofIIiINLuih >tratlcr, u poor cOlurcl woman VINO
IfH, ~ home and Is obliged to wander aroll'd uld
Loo On Iunl fnr hrn. I'll md ChIhrCn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
"What our Boys are Reading"

Thousands of boys arc reading ST. NICHOLAS
with tho greatest delight. 1t is Of this maya
zine that the NEW YORK TRIBUNE says: an
he dralauchs Of Immoral literature thol threatens
he cLi'd,eR some strong, ri'aly wholesome, and
realty dtir0riire mdga=inc is required for tam,
and y. Nicholrs has reached higher platform,
and commands for his scrricr rider resources in
art dm letters, han any Of ito predecessors or con
FINN nrnIies
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Mr. George W. Thomp,on's great talents, IS
cvlnced In the nightly unfolding Of his budget Cf
comicalitcs incident 10 the performance Of his
drama, "lacnp,' have proven a great card in
Wy, mi wesks Erogrammc NJ the Com;quc. Mis-
tmualy adj 10 the brightness Of the iaiir.'s lh,y
NJ wurihily wear. The other speciality artists Ell.
Immense III talents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Mr.. CHARLIE +. FITCH, Of the Rochester
DGrocrdt has found 1t necessary to say pub
licly that he Is not seeking an election to Con-
gresS, aud were such u remote contingency Hs
IL being offered him to occur he would decline
promptly and en- phatically the honor it would
Involve. lie maintains that both the holding
and the seeking OF political Office are incompat-
ible with Independent journalism, and his
ambition is bounded by his profession.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
I1USEMsNfs


LOUn-"Ltp'-NauOuai Tneaue.
Lottss imperonation other evsr.attrsctivs role
Of Zip afforded the patrons Of tho National we'll.
improved opportunity Of tsstifying their sdmira.
tlon Of their favorits commcdieRne, and their APP
probation OF her matches characterizations.
ZIP VIII be repeated this evening. Tomorrow
!fridayD night will be the occasion Of Lotta's
benefit and her last appearance, when The Little
Detective" will be presented.
Professor Cartier, the wonderful WALTER.
On saturday next March 23) at eleven O'Clock a.
IN. Professor Cartier, the great waltscr, will com
mence his wonderful task OF waltzing one hun.
drcd miles In thirteen hours. Al one OF Professor
Carriers recent performances, In the city of Bait
more he waltzcd twelve and half hours without
rest or intemlssion, and he expects on
shts occasion TO keep up the exhibition
for thirteen hours, concluding at mid
night. Tile professor will bo assisted by several
ladies OF New York aud Washington. Excellent
music has been provided for the occasion. A val.
liable gold medal will be presented 10 the lady who
will waltz The lOurpst time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
National 9epublitan,
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEror SIXTH AND q
ArDALrAosS Axp ONO prror. SEW JERSEY AVE-

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. SEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. ASD STREET.
Morning. ENsnin1
sGl5, N. Phil q Bos ex. 'i:5n, Bgtimore accom-.
So, Baltimore express so, baltimore accom-
200, Western express. 900, \ \. PHI & Dos e.
SO Baltimore accom-. 5:gr Western Mall.
t;2S, Pred. 40, Met brCh) .h.S7 Baltimore accom-.
Ga2, Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS tt:4, Baltimore expfes%
snd way. 'i.2n Western express
tt5 MnrtnsburC and Ha. rsCl, Baltimore express
tefsiown &c, MET br'ch. '9l5, Y, Phil * Bns e.
slCao, Baltimore accom-. lGb, Baltimore accom-.
I.D Baltimore express.
'Arrivs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Of For The time OF departure OF Trains see adYer.
bsrments elsew here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

For HE 'oTer lake region aud Nidd'c 4hdaiic
States clear or partly cloudy redihrr. cod north.
erly. reerimg 10 Kramer soHihc1stcrly winds, and
stationary, lollOlned bV fdnina baromsttr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Finy specimens OF hisIc!as> oil paintings d..
rect from The studios OF the most fyorite artists
will be sold NJ auction this Thursday evening at
seven o'clock, ut the Marble Building. Northwest
corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
uuc. Now on exhibition, free
II. Z. hNOnkE E. il. AuCiinnnnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Don't fail to procure Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING
Strip for all diseases Of teething hi children. II
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels aud. by giving relief and
hrath to the child. gives rest To the mother.