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National Republican., 1878-01-24
A Liberal Traveller,

Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, hack
drove uD to Police Headquarters, from which
young man Olightcd, who appeared to be consider
ably the worse for liquor. He stated To the dctc,-
uyes that he arrived in town early yesterday morn
ing. On coming out Of the depot he fell In with "a
party of men, who invited him 10 20 aud take
drink. He complied with their request. and rs
they appeared to be pretty clever fellows, he stood
treat several times. Finally however, he lost his
head, and, Gt the same time. considerable sum Of
money, together with valuable ring and watch
and chain. The officers Immediately went in
quest Of the missing articles and succeeded in re
covering the watch and chain from man. who
stated that the victim had given II to him. The
stranger was very much pleased at the efficiency
shown by the officers, md pressed them to accept
valuable revolver and an immCpse bOwie-kniie,
He gave his name as John Bloomfield and stated
that he hailed from South Bend, Ind lie remained
at headquarters until sober, and seemed very 10th
10 leave. lie appeared 10 he Of rather liberal dis
position, aud had possibly given away the articles
Mhich he stated had been stnlrn from him.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Police Court,

District cGses.-Eugene Boston loud and boi,.
ferrous; S5 Samuel Brown. profanity; s.. Julia
Banks, sane; sj. James Snms was assessed s.
for disoricrly conduct. William Hughes. a va
grant, was sent on an excursion for ninety days 4
noiis pros. was entered In the case OF Dr. Wad,.
worth, charged with maintaining nuisance.
tahod States cusrs.-"eorge Runnuth and William
BacEhul,z, two small white boys. were urruigucd
for stealing number OF school.b0oks the prop.
ery of the District Both plead guilty arli after II
reprimHnd from the court, were fined 20 each
William Firmm was charged with assaultng Sc.
lima X. Kenyon, and, rs n cTUys-hTc, Firmn also
charged Mrs Kenyon with Rn assault. This case
grew ont of an attempt on Finnin's part 10 eject
Mrs. Kenyon from his house. lie attempted To
take the door Of her room OF the hinges but Mr..
Kenyon prevented him. aud he caught hold of her
aud forced her out Of the door. fnere being 10
evidence To show that Mr.. Kenyon had acted
herself, NOTE pr0s. was entered u
her CasC aud Mr.. FCrmin vas gInIIted u continuance
until to-day. Kinssy Brewer, threats against hi,
vile, released on personal bonds Eugene Boston.
assault Oh William Segar. small c0lorch hoy, SO
or thirty days. william H. Can't Hnd William
Coleman were ArraigmCd for engaging IN All EtfIny.
Coleman forfeited 81 collateral, and Can't was ~.
NeSSud Ike amount. william Lewis committed
an assault on Caroline Smith by striking her with
his fist; mulctcd Y. Thomas DOdsom stole II has
q Street Market, for which he wa, fucd so or
thirty days In Jail DUdsOn also plead eIilty tp the
charge Of stealiIgu lot OF meat from T.. WeNtnyrr
for which he was sentenced 10 sixty dHys in Jail
Charles Queen, COlOrcd ruihaII, shot Il small boy
named Victor Green with bcau.shOOtcr ard win
Mari, alias Cook, wah continued until day, In
order TO prove second OfCnse.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Hotel Arrivals

EbJW.-J W wilson, \ VI A wledershlener,
PhIluclrhia J T. undcrhill, y Y; W RObssOn, Bos.
tom II SSpnldmg, L. lt0berison, GG NV Riley, Mo;
CIhcnIus, III; Mr. aud Mrs W q Wheeler, Pa; l. W 4
y CrOfOo:, liz G. Bailey, lhla; q \ B"mi, Md; l. II
BOl l'M e ! winSlo'v. Mrs WinslOw, T. 1 N d
Grtp, = II : Anderson. = u Horton ard wife,
Horton aud wife, u II Crary ,nnd wife, y Y; = Il
segtrS Crnm SGldcn, Cir ircinnaII; Samuel :Jnck, W
u iarsOn, y Y; Mr W y B0stO. Mrs Z NJ 1mhill,
Bofori v u Warren, II i Dr Brnnl, Kansas q
Buckcr, y; II Parks. Mass L. FflSbe, Y; u
Goo rich, Boston, J II Wilcox, Il ii salmon, ii /. \
ihrpt am. Ky; W II Brooks, Mrs Brooks. Ohio; VI
Walker and wr'c John Day and wife, T. u Wnks
Miss Brook, Miss FOlhom,Na
S'ndcrmilk, Cumberland, Md; II : GUrdCm, Min'
mcapOliS, Mimi d T. Hnngerlord, , : Flower ] l.
I6insun, WgierOwn, Md; J 4 Garcia y y; Thad,
deus VI AIahon, T. Kinmell, Harry Stricklsr
Coma, lsville Pa II Bkcn, George J,ncs. flilu; W
W Srl'w. Montgomery Ala II y Stewart, Iowa: l.
& Read, wife. two children, servant, and nurse New
Olcnn; william Johnson, Portland, Ne
H d.ms'-l Ia!le, Gu Rlli"r ! L1uIs, Va y
: NInghtqp ~ l. sharp, u u u semmes, 10
s. Adams and vie, W Mobley, Md A NJ Pow.
ell aud wife, " u Williams, Mrs MUOrn. Ohio;
Mrs Chase, !; u Page, Pa y Fellows, VI
a = JSnes ~ W. IIIEhmHG; Nd Gordon % and
key N Leighton, lRreyson, Pa; l. smith, n y;
G u Stivey, y Censor, Mss; J. 4 W Lake, Va.
MeiiDpOIi'dH.-w h Moore, GrinitlI. " NJ
Meyers, Tenn l. J P0dd, Chicago; L Nichols y !;
\ q Gushing, J Fitzl 9 aid Ns6; Mrs. W Mitchell
5fsoa E SpfEtfi Ef Deal SogT"s hG kaeriSs %rSs +"
Va MA Ford, ii Ford, n y . W Peek, Mass '''"
National Republican., 1878-01-24
TEMPERANCE.
The Central Organization In South Washing
ton.

Inc central ORGANIZATION IN >Outh washing
ton.
A large Gssemblsge OF people gathered at DR.. No.
bie's church, in South Washington, last evening,
under the auspices Of the Central Organization to
enjoy another Of the peculiar and Inte resting meet
ings this jealous body Of workers have 80 success
fully conducted In the recent past 1t was an i'm.
promptu affair, more especially for the benefit OF
the reformed men aud their families and friends In
that vicinity. ldlCness bcycts Indifference and
apathy. Understanding this, these reformed men.
desiring to spread their influence among their old
comrades, keep the ball rolling unCeas-
ingly. The meeting last night was
conducted by Mr., J. Is. Dunnng. Rey. George
Noble opened with prayer and reading Of scriptu.
raj lessons, after which q very cntertsining pro.
grnmmc. consisting Of short, effective speeches
sandwiched with good music, led by Walter
Drummond, esq, was presented, and during the
evening the best and happiest feeling prevailed.
From all reports that come from every section Of
n thing OF the past, and many of those engaged In
The traihc are about seeking pastures new The
central Union will commence a series Of mcCtings
tonight at Bowen Chapel, corner of North Capitol
and X streets nOrtleast.
4 movement is on foot 10 locate the labor of this
popular body at n central point for one month OF
longer, where the poor eau enjoy the benefits OF
gOsIsl temperance without money and without
price where no pay nights will be known and
Is n labor of love, devoted exclusively 10 tho
lifting up Of the fallen. to strengthening the weak
and binding up the wounds Of the bruised ones
In this dsinterr'tcd labor the people will snsluir
them, the evidence of their hearty cooperation
thus tar fully aItests.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
eE0R0E1oWN NEWs.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY roa-5S0 bushels Of wheat and $50 bushels Of
corn to J. @. & J. N. Waters.

GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY roa.-5S0 bushels Of wheat and $50 bushels Of
corn to J. @. 4 J. N. Waters.
SALE OF rIsHINa SHORES.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Thomas Dowling- auc-
tioneer sold at public auction at isauction rooms,
the upper Potomac fishing landing to the following
persons, No. l. to DR.; Lewis Richie, for sIs; No
for $50 No. ., known as the Swimming Landing, 70
James simmons for s25; No. Q, known as English
| Harbor, TO George Ellis for $50.
FUNERAL OF MISS LAURA v. Cooley.
The funeral Of this highly-esteemed aud inter
e.ting young lady took place Yesterday afternoon
mother, No. i22 Congress street. IL was attended
hy large number Of her former classmates, Sab
baih;school companions, and other friends Of her
childhood. The remains were inclosed In walnut
casket, covered with black velvet, with kpndsome
silver ornaments. The floral tributes were superb,
ana ana % cShs,sed % o. srosses wreathes sneno m hatSs
Rev. Richard Norris, Of Dumbarton-street NJ. 4.
Church assisted u The Rev. b Pey,on Brown Of
remains were Inferred ut Oak Hill Cemetery.
MILLS SHUT DOWN.
All. the mills with the exception Of one have
ton Of he New Yorf market NJ Nearly ali the -four
manufactured in Georgetown IL shipped 10 the New
York market, and reports have been received here
to the effect that there are at present 10000 barrels
GEORGETOWN PAnAoRApHs.
John Coughlin, Chicago, ILL.,, and Johh II. Adj
| suh' DhiuHvre Mu, are ninonk lne kuesu ~ ue
West End Hotel. -
The Borden Mining and Coal Company have
made the necessary arrangements to have their
wharf near the Aqucduct put in thorough repair
for the next seasons trade, and the work will be
commenced Monday next under the direction Of
their wharf Superintendent Joseph Jones.
The tug boat Kate, Captain Joshua Ellis, and the
| tug johnson h Bros. have commenced running fish
| from the lower Potomac landings.
| Mr.. 4. q. Jones' Of the milling firm of the wech
Brothers, who has been here for several weeks past
on business connected with the mill, lef for his
home In New York city last night.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Mrs. Newman. Ar, Exhil,,,,op.

Mr.. Newman's ART exhibition last evening drew
together a select company among the most nOta
Bile being the charming and talented daughter OF
ex-senator aud Mr9. Logan. now Mr.. Tucker, and
who, with her husband Mr., Tucker, and sister, ar,
on wedding tour; Mr.. T.. T. Andrews, the artist
and lady Dr. Joseph King Of For. Edward inst
tute, and daughter; Mrs. e. ". Miller, Of Iowa
Mr.. Merritt and daughter. of New York Mr.. Bell
tbe photographic artist, and many Others. Mrs
Tucker favored the company with her beautiful
and artistic reading OF "Hetty McEwen; or the
Brave Woman Of Nashville" 10 the great delight O
those present The entertainment will close this
visitor will have an opportunity Of drink Ing ont 0i
japanese cups and TO taste InadultCTated japanese
tea, Mis- Eva Mills and other artists are expected
10 be present To assist In the closing exercise
National Republican., 1878-01-24
READ AND PONDER!
If YOU

~, If YOU
ht Cook,
Want Salesman,
Want Servant
Won't to Rent Farm
Want 10 Sell o Piano,
Want to Sell Horse,
Want TO Lend Money.
Want to Buy House.
Want to buy Horse,
Want to Rent a House.
Want 70 Sell q Carriage,
Want Boarding Place,
Want to Borruw Money,
Want to sell Dry Goods,
Want 10 Sell GrOceriee,
Want to He'll Furniture,
Want 70 Sell Hardware,
Want to Sell Real Estate, ,
Want r. Job Of arksmithing,
g.. Want to Sell Millinery Goods,
Want 10 Sell House and Lot
Want to lind any ones Address,
Want 10 nnd strayed Animal,
Want to Sell Piece Of Furniture
Want to Buy Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Agricultural Implements,
Want To- find anything you have Lost
Want 70 Advertise anything 70 Advantage,
Want to find an Owner for anything,
Want to Save Money,
Want 70 Make Money,
Want y Make Name,
Want anything at all,
or THE DAILY NATIONAL RfsPUBLiCAN
HAVING A LARGER CALCULATION THAN ALL
OTHER MORNING JOURNALS IN WASHING
TON COMBINED.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
The Gibson Trial.

The trial Of George Gibson, indicted for the mur.
der Of Charles Mason, was continued before Jus
tico-MacA Arthur yesterday.
The evidence having been completed, the coun.
sci on both sides submitted number Of prayers.
His Honor decided that murder had not been
made out and the prosecution must 90 to the jury
on the count Of mansaughteT.
The argument was opened by Mr.. John f. Norris
for the Government. and he was followed by Colo
mel George Il. Corkhill and Colonel william A.
Cook for the defendant.
District. Attorney Wells did the summing up for
the prosecution, but without concluding his ad.
dress the court adjourned until this morning
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Death of Rev. John G. smith.

Rev. DR. J. c. Smith, aged and respected pastor
Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church. died yesterday
afternoon, at ten minutes before three o'clock,
af,cr lingering illness Of six weeks Washington
has no pastor who was more beloved by his people
than was DR.. smith by the church over which he
has ofiiciated since September 10, 1889. Through
out this long experience he has been ever intent
upon the religious interests Of the CITY, and by his
titude OF friends, who will gather around his
grave In sorrow, and cherish his memory aftcr his
form shall be seen more. DR.. Smith lived to ell
Joy several years over and above the allotted three
score and ten, and although no one not even his
wife, knows his exact age, he Is supposed to have
been In his eighty-ffth year. His funeral viii
take place on Monday next and no doubt great
multitude will gather to pay their last tribute Of re-
spect TO this beloved minister.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Miss Bertha Won HIiIern.

Miss bertha Won Iillern Is dividing her time be
tween seeing the Sights Of the capital and preparing
for her hundred mile walk next MONDAY. Ycstcr,
day she visited the Capitol and also the Executive
Mansion where she was received by President
IIaycs. The weather was so uniavorabe for out.
door exercises that the usual "constitutionas
were omitted. The ladies Of Wellington are taking
an unusual interest In tho little pedestrlennc aud
her experience In that respect IN this city Is similar
10 that in Boston and other cities The Indies In
Boston At inst kept alOOf during the siS.day walk
but gradually OyerCaIne their prejudces, until they
packed the hall during III closing days.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
south Washington Temperance Reform
Club.

The following was adOp:ed BY thss Organization
on Tuesday night:
Whereas our Heavenly Father IN His boundlcSs
love and mercy, put into the hearts Of Brothers
Dunning and Sye and others a desire 10 save
Others who had fallen under the fearful sin of in.
temperance; and whereas through their efforts and
without money they have been cmiUently Success
full and have induced over 1900 persons 10 sign the
pledge Therefore be- II
RssOiTfd, That we tender tO them the thanks
oftheS W T Il. Club and deprecutc the Introduction
of any foreign element In our midst for the pur.
pose Of money making In doing Gods work, and
we pledge ourselves TO do all in our power to aid
and assist these brothers in their free labor Of
love
The temperance people Of East Washington are
holding series Of meetings at odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard which arr being attended by crowded
houses and marked success. The meetings are held
RechSbltes, and will be continued to.nght;nnd TO.
morrow night.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Supreme Court OF the United States.


wEDSEsDAY. January %, 1878.
On motion Of Mr.. b. =. Butler. Ambrose A. Ran.
ncy esq, of Boston Mass and Thomas u. Van Buren,,
esq, Of Englewood, y. j. were admitted to practice.
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney. General
Smith, Horace Brown, esq, Of Salem, Mass, ad.
mtted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. John W. Cary. Joseph F. Bon.
field esq of Chicago ILL.,, was admitted to practice
No. Ill. The steamboat Anna, her tackle, &C., OF
al, appellants vs. William Philips ct all argument
continued by Mr.. X. D. Benedict for appellees and
concluded by Mr. C. Van Santvoord FOR appellants,
No. IFS. Lauren A. Noyes, appellant VS. Wright
C, Hall submitted by Mr. Elliott Anthony for up.
pellant and by Mr.. II. d. Beam for appellee.
No. l76 William T. Tyson Ct al. appellants, VS..
Margaret Myers, executrix, &c; passed.
No. Isl, lin place of l7s) Nicholas W. Casey, re-
ceiver &C., appellant vs. {. Cavaroc & Son argr,'
pellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Fire.

Yesterday morning about halfpast ten O'Clock
All alarm was turned in from Box 81, caused by fire
being discovered In the house No. 9O6 c street
southwest occupied by James Smith. The flames
communicated 10 the adjoining house, occupied by
Amelia Costui, aud as both buildings were frame
structures, the hreheu had great difficulty IN get
thug control Of the fiery element. The lire origin
ated from stove IN Smiths hOlrc which became
red hot and gnied the woodwork The damage
70 the two buildings will bo about $500 fully in.
mTpl
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Thu Gcliaal aI AIusic

The School OF Music gave It's second quarterly
concert last night in the street Baptist Church.
Quite an extended and interesting programme was
presented. The entertainment was entirely mu.
steal, and crediablc to all who participated Spe-
cal mention should be made of Miss A. A. skinner,
who sang "Nobil Donna c Tnnto" {" Hugucnots v
In very expressive manner also OF Miss Nellie
Deland, whose vocal solo Of The Streamlet " was
very good and much admired. Mr.. Isaac W. Nord-
linger also sang solo in A fat, and did himself
credit.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Sentenced for Mnnsiaughter.

James Dishman and George Baltimore, both col
ored. convicted of manslaughter In the killing Of
Washington McGrsth at the Capitol grounds, in
March last were yesterday brought out for sem
tence. The former was given eight years and the
latter five years in The BaltimOIe l'enitentiary.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
pIHstcrers' Meeting,

meeting Of the Journeymen Pasterers Union,
No. !, wns held at Buckleys Hall last evening tie
president in the chair p, Smith, secretary. The
most important business transacted was the Rdop-
ton of constitution and by-laws for the govern
ment Of the association. This body Is rapidly be-
coming one Of the strongest In the city, about
twenty names being added 10 the membership
list last evening.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Mr.. John C. Poor was appointed an examiner and
commissioner. Richie vs. wolcott; on hearing.
Mr.. William II. Young, of New York was admitted
to the bar.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
An USEM ENTS.
The NatianaI-

Struck Oil" was presented again last evening
The play is very interesting, and furnishes Oppor-
tunity for displaying the talents Of Mr.. Williamson
and Miss Moore. who dialect comedians fsr
above the average. Mr.. Williamson IN the role of
John Slfsi In some passages of the play gives gvi.
dence Of unusual dramatic ability Miss Moore in
her parts II always interesting, and her songs are
National Republican., 1878-01-24

IT Is rumored that a certain young lady Of
this city rejected three young gentlemen in
one day during the past week.-AHantd Er.
The other suitors all took fright, and the trio
sre holding sweet communion over their mu-
thal fate.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Assignments for To-Day.
SUPREME COURT OF THE pIsTRIc'

sUPHEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT,
No. 10, Hopp vs.. Vigil; No. "a, King vs.. Dean I;
No 25, Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany VS.. District Of Columbia; No. 70 Sailor VS..
Mitchell; No. 70, Young vs. strongi No. 81 Randolph
vs.. Jones; No. ~, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company VS.. Gellaher; No "A, MGrmion vs.. Bau,
more and Potomac Railroad Company No. 30,
Downey vs.. District of Columbia: No. 8, Wood VS..
Wood.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Dorothy Hautup to Leander S. Huntress, for
5000, lot :, square 33s. B. II. Warner and W. A.
Gordon, trustees, to Thomas Wilson, for g.. 400 ST.
lots and s, square s97 L. II. Paintes to Caroline
4. NcCartee, for $1,000 part Of lot square 2lS b.
Fitzpatrick to C. II. 4. Knttclmann for S. ES ~ lot
~. subdivision OF square IA. T. =. simpson trus-
tee to B. Fitzpatrick, for u, lot 10. square -.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
CITY ITEffS.

YorSG PEOPLE do pay attention To your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In time.
Clean them daily with THrRsToS's IVORY PEARL.
TooTH POWDER, the most perfect dentrihce known.
1t will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, will harden the gums. sweeten
a., oren,., -. "revent toothache. snld l.. -. :M
druggists. 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-24

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
peptic, nervous, duh, and languid7 Avcrse to nl
cxcrtion Is your life miserable? You require
blood. Take QuIRKs IRISH fEA, ihe great house
hold remedy. It will soon relieve you. Sold by. al
druggists, % cents per package, which makes
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
THE CIRCUIT COURT,

The January term of the Circuit Court will begin
next Monday, with Chief Justice Cartier presiding.
The Gale ndar IL reduced somewhat when compared
with the previous one. There are s99 regular cases
ready for trial, and, in addition $40 appeal cases
National Republican., 1878-01-24
yEGETINE.
v E G E I'll N E
SAVED MY JIFE.
BosToS, december IL, 1877.

BosroS, december IL, Is72.
II. II. STEVENS, Ese.:
DEAR sun May | ask the f,vor OF you to make
my case public?
taken with n ~. which lasted all night Was taken
into camp and dused with whisky and qunine. Amer
this had gts every day, and was taken TO Sewbern
clans. grew worse, and was sent home. Remained
IN poor lftalth for four years, treating with many
physiciais, and trying many remedes. FINALLY
my body and my head was NJ diseased r' TO be fright.
nil to lpok at, and painni beyond endurance. Aner
trying the most eminent physicans without improve
meni change OF climate was .uIvised.
Have been 10 the Hot Springs In Arkansas twice.
each time giving their treatment thorough lrSl.
hope or help. Life was u burden to one n my situa.
iiOn My disease. and the effect OF much powerful
medicine. had so damaged my system thn the action
head was covered with ulcers, which had In places
eaten Into the skull-bOne.
The best physicians said my blood was so full Of
lime friend who he been an invalid told me
VEaETIkE had restored him to perfect health, and
through his perSuasion comnieiced taking VEGE,
day noticed the iir't good effects Of NIoETISE N
for coud see my health slowly and graduaIiy i'm.
proving. With renewed hope continued taking the
NEGETi iSE, uptil IT had completely driven dsGse out
blood and restored to perfect health, which had
not enjoyed before for en years Humid eds OF people
In the city OF boston vUuch for the above ilcs.
to make such use Of this statement as pleases YOU
best; and beg OF you to make II known, that other
sufferers may md relief with less trouble and
Ii viii aiord me great pleasure to show the marks
Of my disease, or TO give any further Information rea
tive TO my case. to all who desire II.
am, sir, very gratefully,
No. &c Sawyer street, Boston, Mass.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
Permits to Wed.

The clerk OF the court has issued marriage IL
ccnscs TO the following applicants; David Brown
and Mary +. SalzmGnn, both Of Prince Georges
County, Nd; George J. Hibbus and Maggie Cusick:
II. X. Robey and Mary e. kobcy.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
IiencInbe This.

sG5 Full Dress sults now, to order $50; $50 Fun
D"r's Suit. now, 10 Orier, sjj; sI5 Full prcs, suits
now, TO order, 'GO Innings Of silk or satin as pre-
icrrcd. TAILORING DEPARTMENT, A. SAKS Il CO..
BIG Seventh st,pai.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
THE LEGAL WORLD.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE DIFFERENT
COURTS YESTERDAY.

Supreme Court Of the United ststes-Ths
Gibson Trial Nearly ConcIudsd-Dishnan
and Baltimore Sentenced To the Peniten-
tiary-Othcr Matters at tho City Hall. n
National Republican., 1878-01-24
The Franklin Legion.

The maSs.meeting, under the auspices of this or.
ganiaatiun, called for Saturday night at Temper
aHcc Temple promises TO he an OvcrtlOwing one
The music and the speeches will he gOOd-ilr,t,
class. II j. to he held Saturday night because that
Is the only spare mLght Of lOuralsIs and primters
National Republican., 1878-01-24

National Theatre.
Chanccry sale Of dwelling ghOuse.
Orntorio OF "Elijah"-Myron Whitney as Elijah
Special sale of jewclry-S. Gollste!n q Co, GlO
Pcnnsylvana avenue.
National Republican., 1878-01-24
An Unusual Concession.

sN Business suits now, to order, 81; 60 B,,lun,.
Suits order nov, vi,
rAnouISu pErAEINrNr \, SAKs 4 so.
jlU Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-01-24

HArD times demand economy: practice It h
renorating your sUilcd gloves with JoUvESs lNt
pERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents nc
bottle
National Republican., 1878-01-24

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff? Docs II rcflis
to curl? Dress II with THoMPsoNs POMGDE OITIMi
will improve II. Sold by druggists, DC. Price y
and 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-24

JT Is pretty generally conceded that LnIiilrs
Headache Specific Is tile only medicine before the
public that cures nervous and sick headache" Sold
by all druggists.