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National Republican., 1878-06-17
The Entertainment Last saturday Even

The Entertainment Last saturday Evening.
This association Of typos and journalists
seems to have no end Of practical entcrpris 0.
1t does not depend simply upon the usual
monOtonous routine oftotal abstinence speech, s
and songs to attract its members and others to
its meetings but cnlsts many instructive and
useful expcdients, which, sandwchcd in with
the temperance addresses, arc sure to attract
large audiences to its spacious and well. ven.
tiIatcd hall. 1t is to be hoped that these en-
tertainnents will be kept up aud literally
patronizcd during the summer. They are
much more useful and far less expensive than
visits to lGgcr-bcer gardens.
Last Saturday evening the following pro-
gramme was presented by tho master Of cerc-
monies, Mr. c. H. Davis, to whose fertile genius
the public Is much indebted AS caterer for its
amusement Piano solo, Carnival of Venice"
Miss Addie Prospcri; solo, Mr.. 7. |. Cridler
readings, Miss Mary T. Foster; solo, Mr.. J. A.
Daley trio solo, "Ah ! have sighed to rest
me-" Miss Florence Hopkins; violin solo, Miss
Nellie Hadfcld readings, Mr.. c. Palmoni
solo, Mr.. James Forsythe; duet solo, Miss
Ella Walters; readings, Mrs. Leach COLO Mr.
Warren Young; readings, Mr. +. b. Hay SOLO
The Gamblers Wife," Miss Josephine Esputa
The exhibition of the photograph formed Part
II. of the exercises and excited the wonder oI
the audience by its electric whispers.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Shot by u Playmate.

Saturday about noon, George Brown, q co!orud
boy about thirteen years Of age, Wa shot by joe
lIalIcc, white boy OF the same age, Oh Eighth
street near the boundary northwest. The boys
who wcre playing together, had quarrel about
toy, when lIullcc drew pistol and fired. The
ball passed through Browns hand and lodged
in his abdomen. lie was taken to the office
Of Dr. b. d. Adams, who extracted the ball,
and dressed tho wound. AItcrward he was
taken to his home No. l!r!2 q street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
District Matter. In tho S.nn,e.

The Senate last Saturday passed the bill to
provide for the settlement of tax.licn ccrtif.
Gates enormously issued by the late authorities
soncrs are authorized to receive the certificates
In satisfaction Of any special improvement
taxes or arrearaGcs Of all other taxes prior to
July |. lS77.
The Senate also passed the bill relating Ia
taX-salcs and taxes in the District, which pro,
yidcs for maintaining complete records in the
tax collectors Office for property sold for
taxes, dc.
The Senate subcommittee having the sun.
dry civil appropriation bill in charge have
agreed to an amendment adding the names o
\. >. Solomons and Simon Wolf to the list o
names comprising the proposed bureau o.
charities
National Republican., 1878-06-17

Peter Taylor, nine years DID, while OH a
visit to his uncle in Cascy's alley last Saturday
morning, managed to get hold Of a bottle
filled with gunpowder, and with u childlike
simplicity aud desire to experiment, applied u
match to tho powder. An explosion followed,
and when the smoke cleared away, Peter was
found not far of, with his face and hands very
badly burned. His visit to his unclc was thus
terminated and he was taken to his home, on
Eighth street between l. aud + southwest, by
Mr. j. II COckrell.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
AttemDted suicide,

About one o'clock yesterday afternoon q
German, named Matthew Lcilar, who resides
at the corner of Sixth and Il streets northwest
attempted to commit suicide. He cut himself
in the side and ribs with large knife, and
finding that weapon not suitable for his pur.
pose, he grabbed mason's hammer and struck
him,uf in the head with it, inficting serious
Injuries. Officer Morgan was called in, and
took tho wOuld-be suicide 10 tho Second Pre-
cinct Station, where his wounds were dressed
by Dr. L. q. Muuss, after which he was taken
to the Frccdmcu's Hospital No cause is rs,
signed for the act.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
The j. 4. ID, ),

The J. p. d. S, held its last regular meeting
of this session last. Saturday evening in the
hall Of the Franklin School building The
election Of officers resulted as follows: Prc5i.
dent, Mr.. G. b. Rhccm; vice president, Mr. J.
B. Fowler; secretary, Mr.. g. c. Obcr; treas.
urcr Mr.. g. $, Hobbs These officers entered
at once upon the duties Of their Offices. The
treasurer made his report, which showed that
the society Is now ON better financial basis
than it ever has been, after which Mcssrs.
Starkwcathcr, Fowler, Hobbs, Hunt, and
Ohcr made speeches, in which they recalled
pleasant ryIlMiscJMccs Of the past, and touched
upon the future prosperity Of tho society. Tho
10Th Of next October beng the third ami
yGsary Of the society, u poem aml address
will be delivered before the members. Tho
society adjourned to meet Oh tho first Saturday
in September.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Ihn DlsIrlrI .JmsIInns.

The following gentlemen were nominated
on Saturday by the President as justices of the
peace for this District:
Washington Charles Walter, f. G. Weaver,
4. $. Taylor, Charles n. Thomas, John d.
I.athrop, o. $. d. Wall, William Hclmick,
George L. Harris, \. c. Richards, and c. S.
Bundy.
Gcorgctown-II. T. Taggart and William
Gordon.
BrghtwOol-.A. G. Osborne.
Tcnnally allytown-Isaiah Shoemaker.
UuiOutOwn--John Moss.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

Mary j. Warner to Edmund $. Doty, for
$1,000, sub.lot 81, square POS; Allison Nailor to
Matthias Dodson, for $500, sub-lot II, square
T3i: William A. Gordon, trustee, to James
Robbins, for S-,G0SGo, lots II, II. l3 II, 10,
and 65, subdivision square i0l; W. f. SIiney
to John Sherman, for 50, lots 81. O2, 93, 81, and
90, subdivision square 3Gl d. l.. Morrison to
Mary Crafty, for $3.50, lot 81, subdivision
square i75.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
NOTICE.
CENTRAL CRY, CoLoRADo,

January - isis
Public notice Is hereby given that the I'D day Of
January, A. ID. 1879, entered In the United states
Land-bllc. at Central city, Col, certain tract OF
land. 'scril ell aS fOUws-tO wit Tie south half OF
sOuthwe quarter Of section :, md south la II OF Dut-
east quarter dissection IN township s. south Of range
II west, lands subject 10 sale ut sad lnnd-o!lcp in
Central city, rol that aid for said tracts OF land
with certain piece Gf n,rculturai college scrip Is:
sued to the Stale Of Arkansas and M mberri OO.
nm informed and believe that said scrip with the
turns from SAID lant oiCe for the month of January
1873, was lost In trasl. nom the said United Statcs
Land-Ohcc nj Central city. Col, to tho General Land
OniCc, ut Washington, u. e.
hereby declare my Intention OF applying to the
Commissioner OF the General Land-Ofticp. at Wash
ingOn, D. c. for Teie Of scrip to replace SID lost
scrip, under tho nCIS OF Congress approved June ~
lSD June ., lS7s and the inStrurO Os Of the COmmis
siDner Oi the General Land OliCp, dated SUprmhIr r
H. 1874.
jclpm6w CHARLES 4. ROLL.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Drowned While Bathing,

Last Saturday evening, about seven o'clock,
a coorcd man named Smith Herbert, while
bathing near Blagdcns wharf, was seized with
cramps aud drowned before aid could be given
him. The body was recovered about ten
o'clock Yesterday morning and taken to his
late residence, No. 3l3 Virginia avenue south.
east. Coroner Patterson, after viewing the re.
mains, decided an inquest unnecessary.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Summer Theatre Com'uue.

This favoritc place of amusement will be
opened tonight under new management,
composed of Mcssrs. Denny and Jake O'Niell
and Jake Budd. Jake Budd il general mana.
ger and Mr.. Harry =. Williams is retained as
stage manager. The new proprietors have OBJ
taincd a lease Of the theatre for five years, and,
a, they never do things by halves, the public
may expect to sec series Of tine entertain
ments Mt the Comique. They open tonight
with an attractive programme of sketches and
snCCiaties Among the attractions
from abroad are Little Rosebud,
u charming scrio'cOmic vocalist Lottie Brown,
a famous ballad singer; the Parker sisters,
with their banjo specialties, and Frank White,
black face cOmcdian Mile. Zoe, of tho Fly.
ing trnpczc:" II. Mark Markham and Miss Vie.
toria Markham. Mr.. Markham is an old
WashingtOniar, and returns to produce hero
a delightful little comedy entitled AN limo
cent Pastor" which has won many encomiums
from the Western press. This is Mr. Mark
hams own translation and adaptation of
Champagne and Oysters" and was produced
some weeks before the adaptation under the
latter title.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
a Warning to iIoys.

Saturday morning, as car No. % ofthc Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad was pa sing
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, n little boy named Willie Woods, in
in attempting to hang on the side OF the car,
fell, and had his right hand severely crushed
under u car wheel. He Was taken to his
home, No. G07 south Carolina avenue south.
east, and DIR. Ford attended him.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Taking the Vows.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
James II sitter and Rcbrcra Payne.
Charles +. Evans, of Connecticut, and Har-
rict v Mdiill, Of this city.
Charles VI. Crawford and Henrietta Isaacs,
both Of Prince GrOrge's County, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
The Y. T.. ;. \. Excursion.

The Y. +. :. A. Of the FouIth Street South.
east VI. T. Church will give select moonlight
excursion and concert on tie steamer Jane
Mo,clcy this evening. The steamer will
leave the Sixth street wharf at halfpa,t six p.
M, aud Guinand's wharf, Navy Yard, at seven
p, ~, proceeding forty miles down the river
and return at twelve p. N. AnacUsia and
Georgetown cars will be at tho SiXth.strcet
wharf on It's return.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
NOTICE.

NOTlCE crxru,, c,ry co,o,,no
January - 1873
Public notice Ii hereby liycn that on the I'D day
JANUARY lS53 I entered In the rnitcl states Land
OnCe ut Central Cy, Col, certain tracts Of land do
sCTb "a aS OllOws-tO wit: The north half of south.
west quarter and west half OF southeast quarter Of
section . In township south Uf ~ west, lands
subject to sale ut said LRndOfl -, IN Central city,
COT; that paid for sad tracts Of Land with certain
piece Ofngr.CnliUTh COLI srrip, issued II the Stnta
Of arkansas, and numbered W? | am informed md
brlicvr that said scrip, " III the returns from said
Land. flee for the month of January ls5J, lost
in transit from the said United Stnt,s Inud-Onicc at
g ntrl cry, CLl, to the General Land OniCc, Rt
Washington, ID. q
hereby declare my intention Of applying 70 the
Commissioner Of III" General lAnl Oniu", at Wash
ingtUm, u. e., reissue Ufscrlp Ia replace .R lost
scrip under the acts OF Congress approved June -
$50, June 9 ls7L and the instructions Ui the Cummis
siOner of the General Land-Ofirn, GATED september
~, 1874
jClOunGw JAMES H. NOEL.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
The District CommissIonerships.

Among the most prominent candidates men.
toned and urged for the position Of District
Commissioner arc Messrs. Josiah Dent, John
T.. Mitchell, WI!ium G, Moore, H. J.. Warden,
:. l.. Phelps, aud William Dickson. 1t j.,
among the probabilities thar Mr. John r.
Mitchell aud Captain l'hclrs will be selected
rs the civilian Commissioners.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
STINEMETZ, Halter.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OSr-ON THE EVENING OF THE 18TH IN
- stpnt. Lc.wean the store of Mr. J. J. Green. cor
nrr virginia avenue aud Seventh street sOuthcad
Rnh III ri street southeast, account book OF Ann
sh nlVhun The finder will please. return same to
No. sol south ,nst to corner Virginia ave
mnc and seNcMth street south nnst.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect viii soon ruin them. BE wisV in time.
Clean thcm daily with THURsToS's IVORY PEARL.
TOOTH POWDER the most perfect dGntrice known
1t will keep them through life In good condition,
white and sOunn. Will harfen the gums, swceten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. - and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-06-17
=H~a
Muthers, Muihrrs, MOthers.

Don't fail to IrCcure MNs WINsLOws SOOTHING
sY&yr IUI all discusses Of teCth!ng In children. It
relieves the Ch!ld from pain, culcs wind collie
regulates the hnwcls md, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest tU The mother.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

REDUCED rates To parties remaining one week or
longer. Season lsISOpcns June Ii. Stockton Hotel,
Cape May, y. J. LN0fE.-We take great pleasure in
Informing our patrons that a new passenger eloya-
tor aud electric bells lin every room have been
added to the hotel. CHARLES DUFFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager,
National Republican., 1878-06-17
AnF Won bIlIous trouhlcl with hcadache

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness, sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys-
pepuc, nervous, dull, and lRnRud2 AvcrsC to all
cXertiOn. Is your life miserable2 You require
blood, Take QUIRKs lRI.H TIA, the great mousse
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold by Nil
druggists, % ccHH per package, which makes
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

WRILs' MACHINE-SPREAD STRESGTHENISG PLAsr.
Frs are still the best known. Tholr curative pow
cIs far suTpRSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovHtlng your sUilcd gloves with JOUvES's ISO-
pEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 20 cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

"No, ! can't pay you - exclaimed he, "surc'5
1stnnd here have not got Il cent to Iny name
Aud bringing down his hnnl on the side Of his
leg, by the way Of cmphs sis, he umintcutIon-
tally awUkc 10 tho echo the slunbcring
dimes, quarters. aud haIfdollnrS In his trpw.
scrs pocket. Then, rs his creditor gasrh into
his eye, h" wildly fled. while he gaspci "Sil-
Yer will be the ruin OF this country yet"
A NAN who stole horse, and was caught
with the animal In his possession. pleaded not
guilty, and asked tO be tried according to the
Potter resolution. The Judge looked at him
inquirngly, You see" explained the thief,
81 want ynn to hear my witnesscs,an rule out
ell evidence on the other side. Tho court
said IL had not yet sunk to the level of the
American Congress, aud tho equine ahductor
was retired from business for three years
NOrrisOTn HeraH.
A FEATURE Of outdoor garments, as well rs
indoor dress which will not become common
for some time, Is tho cIaulctte which was so
fashionable some twOuty Ur thirty years ago.
1t is produced mainly in the rich bead iringCS
aud falls square from the top Of the shoulder,
which is heightened by a ruching or heading
OF rich pdsSfmeHrrie, giving the effect of the
lluguouot costume. 1t Is also used in conjunc.
tOn with the long, straight, open sleeves for
saCquG dOlmans, the sleeves being often mass
Of beaded embroidery, and the rest Of the gar
meHt enriched with beaded ornaments aud
pa''rmrntcric
A NEW and efficient substitute for tho corset
Is called by the charming name of "Emancipa-
tiOu" waist. 1t IL really well-madu, well.
shaped, and most comfortable cotton cuirlss,
with or without lHcings. which admit Of en-.
largcmcmt 1t can be worn next tD the body
in hot weather, and serve rs chcmisc, corset,
and corset cover. 1t Is furnished with a double
row OF buttons, to which the skirts may be at
tachcd, ono or both, One cannot conceive Of
anything more comfortable thnu this wuist for
a lady or an invalid who wishes to get rid Of
the corset, and obtain Il cool, comfortable blsis
for her dress that will preserve neat outline,
and not suggest uutdiness.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

EEnUCTIoN Of 10 per ceat. on all woolens in our
tailoring department. EtScman Brothers, corner
Seventh aud Z sIe.ts.
National Republican., 1878-06-17


Messrs. Frey & Kuhn, as attorneys for Peter
Price, have entered suit against Dennis +.
Fcaly and his wife, Elizabeth Fcaly, for So 900
damages. The declaration sets forth that the
defendants CAUSED the arrest of the plaintiff on
the 9th of February last, on the charge of
burglarously entering their premises on the
night designated, and carrying away there
from various articles of the value of $3.50.
That he was confined in the station-housc all
night without due process of law; subsequently
taken before Judge Smell, of the Police Court
and held In the sum of Il 900 to answer aud
await the action of the grand jury. Being un-
able to furnish the bond, he was sent to jail,
and there confined until March 25, ISIS.
The grand jury having indicted him, he
was brought in irons before Justice Wylic,
of the Criminal Court, where he stood trial, ,
was acquitted BY the jury and discharged by
the court from custody. lie claims that the
arrest, false Imprisonment, and injury to his
reputation are equal to the amount OF damages
claimed.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

THE DISTRICT JUSTICES,
Nominations Made by the Presidcnt-ENI
nation from SIR, Riddle,

NominntiODS Made by the Presidcnt-ENpia-
nation froIn SIR. Riddle.
In the selection of justices of the peace the
President and Attorney General had no con-
sultation with Chicf.Jus!ice Cartier, of the
District Supreme Court, nor the District Attor-
ney, notwithstanding the reports to the con-
trary. Mr.. A. G. Riddle writes, in reference to
paragraph in tho Sunday Hrdid, that the ap.
plicatiOns for appointment were not turned
over to Mr.. Riddles office" nor to him that
he suggested to the President and Attorney
General the propiiety of referring them to the
Chief.Justce of the District. and lie under
stands the latter did furnish n list of names
that he specially recommended two, one of
whom, &. \. Thomas, was lavorably considered ;
that he personally solicited the appointment OF
Mr. Justice Mills and urged tho appointment
of Major ii. A. Hall, neither Of whom were
appointed that he believes his name Is not on
the application of but two of tho appOntces,
Messrs. Bundy and Richards; and that he be.
lieycs the whole list unexceptionably good
The appointments have not yet been con.
ilrmed, and some will undoubtedly be rejected
National Republican., 1878-06-17

THEY CUEEr' What cure? Ayers Cherry Pccto-
raj Tor n cough. Ayers Pills for a purgativc. und
Ayers sarsAparilla iur the complaints that require
al alternative medicine.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on tlmo
deposits. J. II. SguIER & CO.,
Bankers lilG Peunsyiynuia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Indications

For Middle Atlantic States and New England
falling, followed by rising barometer, warmer,
fresh and brisk southerly winds veering to cooler
westerly and norhcry partly cloudy weather and
rain areas.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

Is your hair harsh dry and stiff? Does It refuse
n cur Dress Il with iHONPsON'S OMABE OPTlNE.
An uuRginous compound Of singular merit. It
will improve IT. Sold by druggists, &C. Price rs.
ana " cents IeT DUlle.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
FR.INEIIN LEGION.

OUR assortment the largest; our prices the
lowest. Escmam Brothers, corner Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Wational 8epnblitam.
Arrival Of Passeuee. Trains.

At bALIIHOEE IND OHIO DEIOT, NEW JEEsEN WI
SuE AND STREET.
- - NOinipp Awning.
se:is n. Y PHI & Dos ea 'I.sn baltimore nccom.
sesl5. baltimore express go baltimore accom-.
$50, Western eN press. son Y. Phil 4 BOs ex.
tsr.Inltlmorp accom-. 5sg, Western Mail
SIS, Fred. &C, (Alct. brCh) sGa7 Baltimore nccOm.
b:s., Bnliaure Annapolis u: d, Baltimore express
AMI way. |T2n, Western express.
pf6, Mnrtinsburg and la $500 baltimore express
rerstOwn ac (Met brCh.' sgIl n Y, phil & DOs eS.
el0:sO, Baltimore accom-. iO:iS. baltimore accom-.
I7n, Baltimore express
sArrvp daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Fer the time OF depn rturo OF trains see Adver.
Hss ulent- elseW here.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
T3E SMITH / EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING en- ),

LOCK DON IU5, BRI DGEpOllT, UONN.,
Manufacturers Of spCclnltlus In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally HuyCrnnunt and Giant Pad
locks sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks, Orgaa
LuCiB, tho automatically made Giant Sash Chain Sll-
perl9r 10 every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley TuIulrud The Smith & Egg Manuflc-
turing Company also gives special attention 10 the
making Of estimates for tho cost of the manufacture
Of patented iny' ntions aud Hl the necessary toOs.
ana the anuincturills Of th0 same on royalty, All
Iuy2I-MWlUIu
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Little Peters ExperIment,

WATcH and clock repairing done on the new
American system by }. karr G9g lvmnI. avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
BANK T. RS.

I7EU T SIrtet. OCTO1y
rINHE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
i No. lE2 street northwest corner Seventh stree
Open daily nom lO H. m. 10 y. m; on Saturday even
nlgs nom To to receive deposits only. Anet
hTst deposit any amount nom Ave cents upwards rs.
relve. SAio deposit boxes iOT rent In hTe md burg
hr-prOOf vault ut SO, siljO S5, S. and $50 year
Tho largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Amusemcnts Tonight.
CoNiorE.-NarIrty performance.
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
Proposals for ice.
Proposals for coal and wood.
Base hall-Astoria vs. Eagle.
Proposals for sale waste paper.
Select moonlight excursion by the Y. 2. g A.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Real Estate Transfers.

WATCH repairing At reduced rates to suit tn
Times. nt J. kErr,s. GgD PennsylYnmia aYenuc.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
OnlN Few DnNs Moro.

FCrTul spCIih,,s In EEc Watches Jcwclry an,
SilvoTwlTc at 81" PvHnsylVGuia Hvcuuc. Auction
81 Cs at ten II. n. md kalfIu.t seven D. M rrivar
sale. At iuwc't auction Tutvs. Don't lO.c such
golden opportunity. Iudir, invited 10 mUrmin
Ga,us.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
Grand Excursion Down the Potomac,


On Tuesday Evening, June 1S, 1873.
Given by the proprietor ortho Miles House his pa
irons, The barge will enye her wharf at $40 Z. m.
returning ut li.Jl p NJ. MrsIr and innring; refresh
Incns furnished by the proprietor. Tickets, y cents
You can get break fast or dinner for 2jcents Meals
by the mOnh si; per week $780, q mt al I!cuts 81.
ut th1 Miles House. pl2 + street,
jel1-Gt Il. :. RANDALL, General Manager.
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
which La, been recently rolitted and furnished, T. J..
Blake captain, Is the only boat allowed 10 lHud pas
sPngcTs nj Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, II, in
Guiding admission to Mansion and Grounds.
steamer leaves SpvCnth.str, ct wharf DAILY (Sun.
day excepted) ut lC =. N, and returns At p m.
J. MCH, IOLLINGSWORTH,
Supt. ln'lieS' Mount Vernon Assoc a,ion.
!. l.. BLAKE steamer Mary Washington. il-tf
National Republican., 1878-06-17

THE unprecedented pppu'u 'urity "f liable DrOS.
Seventh and strrrt great sI"riHliy, n good cas-
sinner" suit for only IN doc not prevent mr> gen
uCncu from supihylugRll drmAIl,.s ,hat are made
for them. The" tDmpu, =Ip suit, certainly lcai
the market Gs an attractive Clulhiug novelty.
National Republican., 1878-06-17

81 White Vests. El.cmpu Brothers, 7th and E.
National Republican., 1878-06-17
DOlNT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "SUE,"

CAPTAIN W. 4. GEihiltlGAN,
Tbs Elegant Iron rtrRmor SUE Will resume her
SATURDAY night EXCURSIONS June Ii, 10
Point Lookout stopping at piney Point going and re-
turning, leaving SirphrhsOns wlEr. foot .! seventh
street, every saturday, at D. NJ, returning TO WASH
mgtOn by n. M on Monday. Meals Will be furnished
on the boat. and all the TummndntOms Will I've first
class. For state Rooms and further information APP
Fly to rEPliENSON 4 BROS. agents, corner
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and Seventh
STrUt vi are Fare. round trip - JciJam