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The Shah of Persia is expected to make a
tour of Europe, and has got as far as st.
Petersburg. III he visits Berlin, Paris, and
London also, he will be made to see his own
interests from many different standpoints
He could not have chosen a better time than
now, when the political situation is so strained,
to make sensation in his European travels
His acquaintance will be cultivated with per
severance, and he will no doubt return to his
palace exalted in mind, and with some useful
hints as to the best course in which to steerthe
Persian ship of state.
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The Senate is making progress with the Dis
triet bill, and will perhaps get through with it
to-day. 1t is satisfactory to note that while
there is division of opinion upon various
features OF the bill, there is none upon the JUS
ttce of the fifty per cent. feature. Indeed,
MeSsrs. Bayard and Whyte express the opinion
that the government allotment should be more
than that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

There seems to be prospect OF the indefinite
multiplication of international expositions
The Industries and the arts have begun to
assert themselves with yigor. America in 1876
and France in 1878 have received the world,
and now Italy keeps the ball rolling by ap-
pointing 1881 as her reception day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

In view of the result of the late presidential
election, the expenses of candidacy, and, now,
libel suit claiming $4,000 damages, brought
in the same connection, it may be assumed
that Mr.. Peter Cooper almost wishes that he
hadn't run for President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

An article in another column upon the
monograph, gives striking history of the
progress of that invention up to the time when
the genius of Edison enabled it to speak for
itself
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

II. j. GEORGES,
~ CITIZENS, MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT
SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER
SI1S Pennsylvania apenue -,
Aperfect fit, combining at once ease and n N
comlort IN all cases guaranteed. Will call V
at houses and take measures n reGuestedv
ny postal card or letter. A fine selection of ~
,atuesahd gentlemeR's Goods OF my own manufac-
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted In old CATERS by patent stitching
machlne; also all kinds Of fine repairing done ON
short notice. 5vITIy y"
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issue on the LIST and 18th Of each month bull
etn Of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my ofdce, or
will be sent by mail il desired.
Auction Sales.
On TUESDAY, May 28th, at 6p. M, improved
property on III ST., bet. 9th and 9Th SITS. ne.
Loans
&C. 600. s., 600. 81, 5OO $500, $3.50. at per cent
bit
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S13 LEATHER TRUNK.

NOT1CE.-Owingt to continued i'll health, l have
~ determined to sell my DRUG STORE on the
lst or June, to DR.. Rud. Oldborg. late Professor
OF Materla Medica and Botany in the National
College of Pharmacy
Kindly tt anking my customers for their liberal
p troJage, beg of them continuance of the same
to 10 successor.
All persons indebted to me will please settle
their accounts on or before the 31St of May, as
after that date will be buSily engaged and shall
place my accounts in the hands of Col. James A.
TAFT, No. 221 Pennsylvania ave. east, for collec-
ton.
Very respectfully,
my 25-6t* w, r, SCALA 300 East CaDitoI ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

Minnesota is excited over its first impeach-
ment trial. Mower county is arrayed against
Judge Sherman Page, of the tenth judicial
court, and the latter has been impeached for
the alleged use of his official position to crafty
Vindictive personal ends. The Judge is not
content with acting on the defensive in the
battle, and is bringing libel suits against the
newspapers. Altogether il is a pretty quarrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. Z. BURFORD, 706 K street.

For Sale.
/ offer three-story and basement press brick
house. centrally located, 10-rooms modern inn
Plovements. with nice lot for 81, 600: $500 cash,
balance to suit the purchaser in monthly install
ments, otherwise at 8 per cent, now paying 10
per cent. interest on Sc coo
brick houses in all sections Of the city and
rooms, modern improvements, small cash pay
mentS and balance In monthly instruments.
Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and
Oh easy terms.
For Trade.
A three-story brick business property located
on pennsylvania avenue, with small iDcumb er-
ance: will be traded for nice well-bult 8 or 9
will assume small incumbrance.
rOT Rent.
!oG1 9th ST.. brick 10 rs, mod. imps. $40
.2!s : St.. frame, 8 rs. mod imps............ 80
1868 Corcoran ST.. brick, 6rs................. 16
iS2o 20th ST.; frame, rs u
Rear 114O Goth ST., frame. rs. .............. 10
Groom cottage at Gaithersburg. ................
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MARVELLOUS
BARG4INSg
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, LOw-BUTTON,
SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe. ~
French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and
Children. from rs cts. to $26o.
LADIES CATERS, 65 cts. to IS.
CHILDs' SHOES 10 cts. to 81.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
GENTS TIES, CATERS AND SLIPPERS.
from 80 cts. to S8.
BUCKSKlN AND KID CATERS.
To Order.
LASTING AND BASE BALL sdoEs.
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
COZ SEVENTH STREET.
SION of "Ihat Old Woman Of My~s.r
myl3-tr
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
i scrfber, of the District of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. holding Special Term, letters Of al
ministrati0a Oh the personal estate of HERMAN
H: WURDEMANN, de ceaSe |. late of the Dis
triet OF Columbia. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
hbt the same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub
seriber, Oh or before the "a day of May next
benefit of the said estate aud all Indebted to said
estate will please come forward aud settle. Given
under INV hand this 9th day of May. 1878.
my25 3R DANIEL BALLAUF
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CORNER SEVENTH STREET AMI
~ MARKET SPACE.

We are Offering great bargains in all kinds OF
DRY GOODS, such as Linen Lawn at 10 cents
Pacific Lawns and PeiCales at II cents, White
Tab at SO and IS cents. Bl.ck and COlOred Silk.
from go, IS cents and 81 up. 100 dozen Towels,
50. so, cheap at IS. Black Cashmere and Tamise,
80 aud IS cents. Table OilclOths. all cOlors Ho-
siery, Gloves. Srspenders, &C., all at the lowes
prices.
GEO. j. JOHNSON l. CO.,
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ENOR RENT-New BRICK. 6 rooms bath and
- sub cellar tatrobe, range, hot and cold water.
west. S25. e. 8. WESTCOTT. Goth and /
streets. my05-ets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-25

NOR REN1-Modern BRICK HOUSES. iron
L. fences. hav windows. with stables On 3O-foot
alley; also, FLOORS for housekeeping. Houses
to colored people cheap. Inquire at 43S p st.
L,
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NJ ADAME COSTELLO iscipleof file Lenor.
mano. Paris, the greatest Planet Reader Ser
u america, can be consulted at her house, No. 22i
~ 81. n.W. street. cars pass the door Mad ana
1st. sant, uae
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DOR RENT
l Fine Brick No. II Grant Place SIS
Fine Bri No. s21 ST. DIV, rooms........ As
brick No. 4O2 9Th ST. W, Is rooms Rent low
Br,ck No. l3lo ST. NV. Is rooms. ..... Rent low
Brick no 1918 9th st. NV. rooms. SIS
SIIckS NOS 1uI and 111s v ST. NV, G rooms. Is
Frame No. Sl2 18th ST. NV, rooms. ......... is
Apply to AIREKT y FON
my St or, y street n W
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LNOR RENT
No. 1879 10Th st. n. W. g rs b, mod. imp x2s so
n 1lS1 49, ST. NV. rs, b., m. i...... 22 80
- 1899 X st. NV, 9rs.. D., m. i.......... 26 25
- Il5 ST., s.w.. RS d .................. IS 90
1910 New Hampshire n. W., s rs, m. 1. Is 90
~ 5S 22d ST. NV. rs, b., m. i........ % 90
- IoZS Y ST. D-w.. IT,, f., .............. 3 90
sll1 ST. NV, rs., b..........-....... Is 90
9SS q st. NV, (use of 5. L. h. m. 4. =. Is 90
Z. WESCOTT
mazs-bt' $50 Goth ST. n. W.
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FJR RENT-STORE and DWELLING, No,
- 612 9.h street, opposite the United States Pa
eht ONCE: TO good tenant rent will be made low
Inquire of A. EBERLY & SONS, Stove Dealers,
ISTh st. m. 25-6tr
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ENOR RENT-From June 1 to October 1, three
IL Furnished ROOMS on second floor for house.
keeping: water and bath same floor. use of
cellar for fuel; references required. No. 70 H st.
Nv.
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ENOR RENT-CHEAP FOR THE SUMMER-A
= Furnished HOUSE, ten rooms. modern conve-
nlerceS. north front. excellent location, in the
West End, three blocks from the War Department
Address j. WELLS, Post Office Box 300 lt*
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nor RENT-S4 PER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- HOUSE, lawn, shade trees; at Farmwell, Lou
doun county, Virginia: suitable for governme 1T
elnploye; board furnished if desired. Address X.
star Office. mvo5 2
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"ANTED-TO rent, beautiful. airy ROOMS
W furnished or unfurDished; former residence
of DooTkeepeT Polk: No. IL LIST street ne: house
new; the most beautiful location in Wash 'ngt N:
rooms at a low figure. my2J 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

MADAM DUPREE, Indian DOctress and For.
lX1 tune Telter.-If you have q skeleton In your
closet she will tell you how to get rid of 1t. Resi-
dence, 210 X st.. near Sd NV. my2x-5ts
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nor RENT-From June 1st to October l,t, fur
nro RlSnen three,story BRICK, all modern i'm
tenant: 1914 18th street or 1891 street.
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, myo5-0t
, 1878-04-26

established at Sitka during the coming
summer. Therefore, with the foregoing
facts before us, is it not justice to this
much abused territory, that the writings
of Mr.. "E." on Alaska. should be shown
up and pronounced base libel?
Monied men are casting glances toward
this territory, Capitalists are beginning
to see the value of this country and are
seeking places to invest. During the past
year thousands of dollars have been in
vested in Alaska. And the people who
have invested their money in trying to
develop the territory, demand that law be
extended overt this country. The territory
being under the control of the Secretary
Of the treasury, if he be so powerful and
competent to enforce all needtul law and
order, why, we ask, don't he do it? why
is it that he does not act, and cause the
state of chaos in which we have lived, to
give place to peace and quiet.
We as American citizens demand that
something be done. We demand justice.
We demand protection in life and prop
erty. y. y. y.
Fort Wrangel, Alaska, April 10, 1873.
, 1878-04-26
A CARD.

7, the undersigned, Captain of the
French barQue Quillota, certify that
Mr.. r.. w. DeLion has been my
stevedore in taking cn board cargo
of lumber, at Port Ludlow, on Puget
Sound, and that he has acquitted
himself to my great satisfaction.
| take pleasure in recommending
him as capable, reliable and
straightforward in all his relations;
for which reason it is my pleasure to
recommend his services to all my
fellow shipmasters. L. THoREUX,
Port Townsend, Feb. "a, 1878.
, 1878-04-26
FOR SALE.

yoke ofheavy work oxen for logging
camp use; Z or years old; feet inches
girth, at WATERMAN Il KATE. 6
National Republican., 1878-05-13
DUNrARTON STREET CHURCH.

Ry cAnGl-B.at Wheeler n Barron, with 5000
bushels Of corn and - bushels Of wheat 10 L. ID.
Hartley aud 40 bushels OF corn t. II. NJ. Talbot.
ly Iail-FUuT hundred bushels OF wheat TO L. d.
Hartley
National Republican., 1878-05-13
Hotel Arrivals,

LhhH,-S T. SIru. Muh.c, JCsci h Thompson
Mauc. tan " WAv~r.ll, Nuw YORK Au'ir~w frHg,
Dam. ri: Hr krmrtGE aGd wa. WE Miss yer,
II T. klu-gpuFV T. 4 TOR " II Chatham, and WI -,
TrluG i"nL L. IA - l,Hlr buli"y.jr Tenn W
I.tirauRrr Hud WIG OHIO: ht.sJs MHsnnEtuu, T'Il;
NO.E: + q m "a. rhnai-irnil; Z W -hGnu"n. L =
4: y pe 'ursn. Lnd,svt.I". ky. MruaI, Lncn.
u,uI, Bu' EtinIni".. n um-li, ti,iO; "I0i ard
VI e. SeN Yorf II a tIIs rncdgp, MIss Blrk =,
Fr,sD," -" ! -. Joan h1s leu, IN "d'ivnE 4
CJlmnu. $rw l.rk : = o.sah, %,w York; = j
Hayes rld aln taCtEo g l. I"l Oniu. EUray,
ChIC.t-O. Il - 'In,E O., H"w hn.. llits Wu!f, New
urr, Lnlsy w., KY. ".nS : Slodtnrd Joan,t II, ky; J
" irwis Ey Al lni, Pa.
n JUHs'. J VI %unr Q BLl,!nrT", Md NJ Pl rlUs.
PG,lld-.g.,a Pr Puwtr~. hd; l. Hartu'l Va fM
Bril. ", q az I-uu, NLIliIrrr, Nd; & IIice uId
s,a-Io, Kew ork Goa kNrw York q Snuu
Fi.. .rl piuL q : Parker tnn VIE. tL!rI"y. II u
H. D.rn.' t.,r.n,.IE { Mrz a.l wlir, cleveland,
DuI,. - W A.uuryr Baiiuur-. Nd II Euterhrid, Pa.
DI,tSrir; ; T K"ynod. Va. . ur'nI Is, Va + .
Bra ". " II ELi'y. 4 O.; Il = Huuurid, \ q j II
H"trv ~. N,H York; ) W Phvipr New York; II
Powers. Va.
An,,. ,,rm A NJ Rcns.n Mrnq. Il II MIlca.
Ma, CIV IHa,cr, c.u, a " tones N,w J,rtry; ;
II Wn.u,Irr u.d VIE, liU>luu, Mss. Ms, y Wa d.
,lr - 'u.. .i.ss: \ 'iUy. and W.: Il ,.l"u Mas W
0Sl'uc !, rhnaIc.phu, h yaI N"rhis amt VIZ,
lIrrd. 49, II, Sow York. NJ W i@.nhrrt, No, \ /
Bal, Sid.
Ip.,ir' -'so,u + morcrd rnd vie, New Yofk: $
Whiting, lmnulu, Sew Nurk;' stuart, baltimore,
Nd, II II Snr.d"n, Prm'd'urr; u !: thn"r, iat. J.
NOR, M; iN.rruf, l,llim ,r,'. Md: u Ihrk Lan.
Louisville, ny, ID cua Is, t"l .mbus, Ohio, " "
PhnadrpuU CE4l Jon -, FnIsburg, FI NJ last
man city.
National Republican., 1878-05-13

Yesterday afternoon the President, the Rev. W.
W. Patton, D. D., preached from Rom l, lO For
am not ashamed Of the gospel Of Christ for II is tho
power Of God unto salvntiun to every one that be.
lieveth; to the Jew first aud also 10 the Gentle,
The Doctor In his Introduction sad that the words
Of the text were used by the Apostle to explain his
willingness to visit Rome in order to preach the
gospel In previous verses Paul declares his auxi-
ETY. TO visit Rome, also that he had Gt former
times intended TO come thsrc but had been pre-
vented lie then declares his willingness IN go
anywhere to preach the truth-that he was under
solemn obligation TO announce Christ 10 the worl
and consequently TO 20 even ~ iar Us Rome. lie
here draw an argument for this readiness to uu.
dertRsc a journey to Rome. leaving friends, Kin
drcd country, and ease. That HTgumCut is basel
on the nature Of The gospel itself The gospel
means joyful message. and j. hVic used for the
wh1lcUi Christianity, Including oil It's doctrines
and rreCCr;s-the system Of salvation. II Is called
l. Christ, Ond the centre point of the whole system
j. h., atUu@mcnt.
The Dletpr then ably discussed the following
POINTS There Is LO ground Of sEHme in respect 10
Its author the gospel affords no ground Of shame in
IT. dc'ig OF ljcct; the GOSPEL hrm.hcs No reason
FOR 'hanc in .tS peculiar doctrine: We have no
reason 70 Eu as!Mn" Of the Ircrrpls Of the gospel:
We have no reason ~ lie ashamed OF tho effect Of
the gO,Icl.
la conclusion he remarked that true Christians
are not ashamed II e EgslCl Il this doctrine he
Bible which CrWttims tic gsp-l Then lhu l:uspu!
should he everywhere nhd fully preached. To I G
ashm"A Of the gospel is en- act Of folly and sin
fal,l t. the soul.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
CniIIg,i, Mites,

The sanctuary Of 81 rnuicH's Church was re-.
rNiurl and retro scoCd some days ago, aud now the
cuti!G interior Of tie ci.,c Is t. dudT;o the same
Iru'e... The d3Jc, hIro!Dre Iha,kei behind the
statue, ofthe H'..cl N!r.,u and St. J.svpII, and
which haI"r.y r!emcl int roons leading u the
r,y,f I'm. hu1r hrtn permHoE''y closed. rnl dur.
iur dis week t.r sidrwHl. ami ceiling ~lH M.
def 60 rrIlul Alto Grt the Jews will Ice roiHIHt,l
r.,u ,r-ni.hrl MI II which -,vu, /" iLd,' ale t.t
CARROLL HAL viii la r. Ihi..ch. ChI.ch E,r .oiue
time yet. lrw.h p,'ic"e "or- yesterday nrthed to
rcmurc 'l'ir cushion. 'u..'ny.
unr tho '.'st ucr-.,.Li missions Of the season
Ci..ut yrlCT,lGy n =. buulHiCF. lurIug IL tHO
wtyk-' C.,ul.HEaHCe there were over {. " CUmmu-
nic!Gts and .rrsr number u iC.HrCrls.
Al a meeting Of the dele gates from the various
sr".ruCs Ia the b4,tnc' yr'trr''ny m"rnh@, NJ -.
nj, for the bvue,t of that institution on June t. at
GiCahrlo.
Fu,nCr Eryle Of f. Mathew has been quite In.
disposed daring the past week, but is slowly iul.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
RASE-BlIL.
The Athletics Defeated by the Nationals
Game This Afternoon.


The game Of base ball last Saturday afternoon
between the Nationals OF this city. and the Athlet-
les, OF Philadelphia, resulted contrary to the ex-
pectation even tho most sanguine, In the defeat
THE Quaker City representatives, by q score Of
lot g. The defeat Of the Athletics may be attrib.
uted to their inability to bat Bannon's wonderful
curves as In nine innings club composed Of some
OF the best players in the conntry only sue.
cccdsd in securing seven base hits. The Nationals
played good strong game, but owing to nervous
ness mode numerous errors. Their batting, how.
ever, was terrific. as Lomas was knocked out Of hi.
position In four innings, and Coons substituted.
Up to the eighth inning the Reds found II sdiicult
to master his delivery, but in the ninth they
warmed up to him, and three "basers' and
"doublets" were as plentiful as May lies.
Saturdays game proved conclusively that Wash.
ington has a nine which II can Justly be proud Of
aud In fact, II isa mooted question whether 1t Is
not the best ever organized In this city.
The boys play hard TO win. and there can be no
charge Of "crookeduess' brought against any Of
them. Kenney Is rapidly following in snyder's
footsteps, as he possesses nerve, and Is frt-cass
throwcr to second base In the iifth inning Satur.
day, kenney was struck on the bridge of the nose
BY foul tip which made him see stars for a
short time. Amer using plenty OF water he re-
slmed his position behind the bat, amid thunders
OF oieppause from the audience for his pluck.
The Athletic were Oulplaycd AZ every point and
submitted to their crushing defeat in graceful
and gcn;lcmanly manner. The following is q
summary Of the game:
National Republican., 1878-05-13
A Pleasant" "Scnd-OH"

Mr.. Rbcrt '. FcIgusJn, the wcll-knOwn cone.
dian. wus tcndcrCd Il complimentary supper lust
Saturday evening by e UUmLcr OF his Icr,uuul
nIru,.s, ca4.g-a,l chiefly Of newspaper "L0ya,'
who hld !,n'urj Of h,s irtcWdcd departure for
Pniiudrlp!ru, Hhcrr he has hryn engaged for the
,umIner sC.sou. The supper was furnished by ii
well kLOwn r,,h,a,o'. NJ, and although blta ia pTt
IIui.yc wns girr.r sumpluDus rcllst was soon
spread
The rgn!r wa very pleasant one, and Will Lo
long TGE.. rEbaTCt hy the participants. 4 uuiEber
Of short speeches were made, rnd IN reply 10 u
ullc m his rid,Lr,r, slICu,ldrcssrs, MhchrhOu.ord
In W. md uaC.i.'c. ANcr the t,h!c W.T. C.cICd.
WiIt =. q ,rr- were indulge IN Ur,U 1t }cuS main
more una inl ma Railroad depot AID greeted
their @TmILgg friend with hearty cheers and SCI.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
- n. -
TEbPkRiNCE L.
franklin Legion.

The spacious hall of TIL, society, corner of Sixth
aud streets, was filed on saturday night 10 enjoy
the really mlGsinc and instructive entertainment
provided hy tho cutcrprising committee Of arrange
memt,. Tie following programme was executed
IN Ist accrp!lbly, and received by an intelligent
audience by round after round Of applause:
Solos by Mcssrs. ParkhUrst, FureSmGn, and Daley ;
solos by the Misses Hopkins and Weaver; triOS-
the Misses Alien and Mr.. Smith quartettc-MiSscs
WcShrrlr AID Frazier aud MCssrs Fleming and
Frazier; piano solO-Miss Addie pruspcrl piuuo
duel-Mt,s Adlie Pr,spcri and Jcnne Torney
rCc.taIiuns by Mn. Leach and Professor Crypt Pal
HUni.
This hall Is rapidly becoming popular place Of
entertainment, a. well a. an attractive reading
room. Much l. justly due to those dtdch'S of the
Government printing establishment who have been
chiefly instrumental IN fostering and sustaining
this enterprise; but If ull would join in it and add
u very slight contribution each Its IcrmanenCy Us
an Institution would soon be assured
Mr.. Ell Humphrey will have a benefit in this
hall ON wednesday next and Miss Addie Prusperi
on Thursday, which should he bumpers.
National Republican., 1878-05-13
HOME AFFAIRS.
CfTI NOTES.
,gu'ar Congrc.l report on third page.

-RCgu'ar ConGrcsI report on third page
-l;nn,c send, New YORK pagers IN advance.
-Mi,reIIancouN reading matter ON third page.
-"Go.sip for Wpmaukni" on the third rage.
-CoUrt calendar aud routine legal news on lhlEd
page
a Conservative primary election will be held
in Alexandria {, day
Eighteen tramUs We're accommodated with
pdgings In tho station houses saturday night.
One hundred and twenty ColnFrd convert. were
baptIz.d in the Potomac near the Long Bridge.
yesterday.
"a harry ri,Tc party, composed the scholars
OF the uW!"I grIuiys d. iie Su8ton ding spent
marry day at ~ummCr, wood lat Saturday.
-Thuy-C:gnt arrests were made by the police
during the tWlIiy four hours euGiag 4. eight
o,ciYEk v'iyrd"y In"FnlMg sixteen were recorded
u-EXen>,ou and plcnlr parties should call at
THE HfNrti. ~ J'H ono i'r pr,'"r' aud o,hcr
printing. 1t ho, umcr:,led facilities for doing
hrsitl..s w".S AZ Reasonable prices.
Tho H"Ni,l.l neutg, A., citation + now NJ Git
SuuT muif.ht.l u"c,. fur du,., Lg..w their Ia.l
.iace %. l,.,,.. Ir. II"w1.,I h.. ad,aln.tcred
hitT'Us DN..C l.oNt. -@'.r l..s.. ..,..
.,-S"'uo TN" s@uT'ny n-I the hack porch Of
The L,1.ro 'Uri,y Juac. H. S'c'vy, Th'rland 3
pct aq"u.ly 90! lycru..I t.,. chickens.
Tile i..iice of.hc Church ui the Re olnat.ou viii
no." a."ur',} .'..'' g. u',F s"H!y.i !r,t
A r'.'!,t -l.. r'la.j Mary .laE.ou>. employed
G uUr,. int t, fru.l" of NJ. C. T. l. IN. So. -u1
Fu"rh 'lTv,; EuriI Nc.r va, ,r,rlr b.3nvu ~,t.
ur!"y min. "!lc ATTEMPTING - H. et Ire with
cOCi-Ji!.
:-At."Gt 5+' y"'te','ay morning Officer Psa:hcr,
oftuc !. ..,'n Ifcc.u.t rpuid !aig waIricr.u. Va
Second '''C ia " stale of insanity, ami conveyed
her t. h,i 'a" on Thirteenth street, between q
Rnd ~uEIIc,-s,.
Tho i .cl!.ru room Of The Government Print
tng-uii . wus The scene "t rpugh uudtumh,J
night between lNp apprentice. SGturuay Afternoon,
Only Uug r"uH'! VA fought, when one OF the cola.
bataIis reti'rI With hi, head badly cut.
-lr'Crl9c' r.HGv'c eA NU,, 0u saturday even.
ing hTC,cd no Cu.ure'l sneak thieves. uuulCl Pey.
Ten JatEscn UNd Willie stanton, charged with rob
h!ug IT, .. ~ tie red, HCC of Mr.. Joseph FAINT
No. apl second -iCCl uurIAwc... Of some Jewclry.
Nj. /. \. GOhright, who delivered the cenicn
ninl hidies,, li,r lrvn nGu,u cUmplmCuiyd by al
Invitation OF the OlLC.t lnhGb.tGnt, AssCCialiun
which he has accepted, to deliver tie Grafton on
the Fourth q! July, and has selected tor his theme
The Siirit Of the Revolution"
A Aicun belonging 10 Andrew Graves, Of Mont
gomcry County, Nd. ran away on Maryland av
enuv. near sixth street GurthwC.t, Saturday even
ing. ai!4 wls not occurred until it Ind demUralzcd
pushrcaTt engineered by John Boss coIorcd
quite severely inlured!B Jss, and wrcnched a wheel
HUIn the buggy
National Republican., 1878-05-13
To
RICHMOND, VA,
DY
WASHINGTON COMMANDERY,

An excursion, ACCOMPANIED by the Marine Rand,
vii le,ve tho BlitiIlors md Potomac depot by
p, csl train Monday, .ay %. at p; m. Re'urninA
i3ncd Eumbrr Of tickets e. 81 for the round trip)
MI lie procured Rpths stores of W. Drew. R..Boyd
T. =. laws, and Ofmembsrs OF the COrlriGGtcry.