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National Republican., 1878-01-05
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Eoose sends New York papers In advance.
-lamcs Webster has been appOlntcda messenger
by MarshGl Douglas, vice John Tyrell, removed.
The roadway at the corner OF Ninth and T
Streets needs repairing very much.
-. NJ Baldwin go + street, sends us the Ban
ner QI LiJh for this week. II has q whole page ol
spirit kilograms.
The Chariot Company have asked rnr bids for
ten new ChHriOts To lie built lighter and on muIc
improved plan thau those now In use.
The -shuyellvrs were quite busy yesterday
but thcy did not get half through with the northern
part Of the city. The consequence glare Of Ice
on many portions Of the sidewalks.
The Calvary Baptist Church was packed he.
yond It's limits last evening by eager listeners to
the story Of Dr. Mulcrs work among the orphans,
which he told himself In his own characteristic
style.
"A heavy snow storm visited the District about
two o'clock yesterday mOrRIng. and. after remain.
ing several hours was succeeded by q rain storm.
The weather cleared in the afternoon, but the
streets were lefl IN condition quite dangerous 10
pedestrians last night
The question of the justice and propriety Of
taxing ChutCh property for the IurpCse of iHCfeas
ing the facility Of our free school system Is to bC
discussed BY the members Of the Liberal League nj
sheldOn's Assembly Rooms. on sunday evening, at
kalfpaSt seven o'clock. Seats free and the public
y invited.
No heavier burden Is borne by man in this
life than immoderate drinking Of spirits: nor Is ale
and lager good they said to befOr the son,
Of men. The more one drinks the less he knows
until finally his understanding is gone. Artiicia
Intoxicating stimulants do not strengthen they
only concentrate present strength through exhilara
NOn into q single effort.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
Knights Te,npiar Presentation.

The Maryland Commandery, No. /, knights
TCmplar, last October made pilgrimage to Mount
Vernon, and were the guests Of Columbia Com
nandery, No. 2, Of Washington while in this city.
In return for the complimentary and kind treat
ment on that occasion, the Maryland Commandery
last evening presented the latter with most elab-
OrGte emblem embracing a set of resolutions 1t
was made of silver and Furnished gold, in the
form Of shield which was about three feet six
inches high, and surmounted by the symbollcal
cross and crown and two crossed swords. Below
these was SCROLL bearing the words, Maryland
CUmmAndery, No. l. 10 Columbia CommaIdery
No. =" Underneath was an open book, lying upon
the croSs and having engraved upon its shining
pages the names of the officers Of the presenting
cOmmandery. Upon the cross were the words
ITO the valiant Knights Of Columbia Commnndery
No ., who by their knghty courtesy and charsc
terstic hospitality challenge the admiration Of all
true Knights and who have won the love and esteem
of the Maryland COmmandery, No. l. The shield
was inclosed in heavy walnut frame, and is
beautiful work 0: art II was presented with al
appropriate speech by c. c. Isaac, esq Eminent
Commander. The committee from Baltimore con
sisted Of Messrs. II. ", MarstOn, T. T. schultz J. d
Cribs, and delegation of grand officers
National Republican., 1878-01-05
Police Court,

District Cdses-Joseph Carter alias william Bell,
suspicious character was released on personal
bonds John Hamilton and Alexander Coleman
forfeited S. for disorderly conduct. Jerry Quirk
vagrant was sent down for ninety days. jeremiah
Newman was sent down for ninety days on the
same charge. Charles Miner, same; ninety days
William Smiley profanity IS. Robert Berry unli-
ccnscd bar; fined sl0b or sixty days. Willinm Bud
thy, alias William Bowie was fined So for throw.
ing stones, or asked TO spend a week at the farm.
United S1tes Cdscs.-John simmons was dis
charged, the case against him not being proven
Major Hanneman, OF the District Artillery, was
charged with assauting one OF the members Of his
company with sabre. The case was continued
until to-day on account of tho absence of the com.
planning witness. boads being fxcd at 500. The
with assaulting Bailitf oNeill Of the supreme
Court, was continued until to-day the de-
PENDANTS leaving $40 each as collateral Har-
riet Johnson and Annie Green, charged with
no evidence to show that Annie Green was guilty,
she was discharged and.IIarriet Johnson fined $40
or thirty days in jail. A nOHe pros entered In
tho case of Jennie Lee charged with the larceny OF
yoyed was merely one of title. Robert Dent,
charged with shooting Henry Shorter, was sent 10
the grand jury bonds 81 900 Patrick Downy was
required IN leave s. Us collateral for his appearance
on Wednesday next, TO answer the charge Of main.
taining nuisance on his premises William Col.
ley charged with obtaining coat from J. W. Sclby
under false pretenses, waived an examination and
bonds were fixed At $500. Daniel Charter who was
arraigned few days ago on the charge Of stealing
lot of household goods from cOlOrcd woman
named Thornton, was sent To the grand Jury; bonds
being fixed at 500. Henry shorter was sent TO Jail
for sixty days for assAultlng Patrick Jackson
James y. Hudson. Il wife heater was required tC
give uOnds In the sum Of 800 or spend thirty dnyi
in jail The case Of Frank Jackson. ChnIgei with
the larceny Of goat from John 4. Carter, was con
lnucd until Monday next bonds being fixed a
/ $3.50
National Republican., 1878-01-05
THE NATIONAL H0rEL OUTRAGE.
Curtis Arrives from New Orleans and
Lodged In Jail.

Curtis Arrives from New Orleans and Is
Lodged In Jail.
f. II. Curtis, the man who In March last commit
ted an outrageous assault on young girl at the
National Hotel in this city, is at present lodged in
the District jail having arrived from New Orleans
In company with Baltimore officers yesterday.
The circumstances of the case are that Curtis en-
gagged the young lady In Baltimore to accompany
him to Alexandria Us a gOverness On arriving
here he informed her that 1t was impossible to
reach Alexandria that evening, and engaged apart.
ments Mt the National Hotel, registering as Major
L. II. Curtis and daughter, Richmond, Va" He en-
gagged adjoining rooms, connected by folding doors
During the night II is claimed that he drlgged the
girl, and, while she was In a helpless condition, he
accomplished her ruin. The next day he took her
by rear entrance from the hotel, and after threat
! ening her, made her consent to go 10 New York
with him. They len this city on train by the bal
timOrO and Potomac Railroad but when the Union
Depot, In Baltimore, was reached, he jumped from
the tuln aud disappeared. The girl made her way
home 10 her friends In Baltimore and related the
story Of her wrongs.
more but oil efforts To effect the capture of the vii.
lain proved unavOiling until q few days ago.
Thomas NJ. Boylan, chief OF police of New Orleans,
| tClcgraphed To MGrshRl Tray that he had man In
custody who answered the description Of the one
who was charged with committing the outrage at
the National Hotel Deputy Manhal Fry was
| sent to New orleans TO bring the prisoner
to baltimore lie arrived In Baltimore with his
charge yesterday morning and ailer few minutes
delay took the limited express train for Washing
ton, arriving here at ten minutes after four p m
/ The prisoner was taken to the City Hall and
turned over 10 Marshal Douglass, who committed
him to jail to await his trial upon the Indictment
which was preferred against him at the time of The
outrage. District Attorney Wells stated last even
that Curtis would be speedily brought to trial, u
the witnesses can all be secured at short notice.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Awarding the Contracts for Supplies.

Awarding the Contracts for Supplies.
Tho committee selected to open bids for supplies
have completed their biborS, and recommend III at
contracts he made as follows:
Glass l-StatiOnery. William Ballantyne
Glass 2-BaIIk books and printing, Gibson Bros.
Glass 3-SchOOl hooks, William Ballantyne.
tlnss i-furn'turc. J. W. Mcknight 4 Co. cx.
Ccpt for school furniture, for which NJ. c. HDdgsOn
is The lowest bidder but, inaSiuuch as the school
trustees are opposed TO the use of his furniture.
which differs from that uscl in the schools at this
time, we recommend that they be allowed to select
such furniture rs they prefer from the bids pre-
scntcd.
Class 5-Hardwarc. Joseph l.. Savage Is the
lowest bidder u, an entirety John McClcllnnd Is
the lowest bidder for items - JS, %. and 100 and
Thomas SOmcrNille for Helns 2S, % 81, %, o. lOl
IN, and Isl Of this C.aSs being supplies tor the
water department.
Class 6, groceries and provisions, McsSrs. Hall &
Hume.
Glass Dry goods and notions, William Il. Riley.
Class s-B0Cts and shoes, Francis J. PrOtt.
Clns 0-Sndllery. Thomas SOriiCCE except for
hoe for the Fire Department, which Is len for
further consideration.
Class lO-Dnigs aud &C.. Mrs. 2. c. Gilman.
Glass ll-iumbCr, GeOrgc II. ShpuhnIL
Class l2-Fpmgr, X. W. Hewitt
Glass l3-Neats. q. T. NArnell.
Class Lice Independent Ice Company.
ClGS l5-lAmps, II, |. Gregory
Class l5-lAmp-postS, W. II. Robinson q Co.
Class l5-MisCcllaneous castings, T.. SnOwdcn.
The award will be made as recommended, with
the exception of Glass s. which may be changed
under certain contingencies.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
A MODEL ARTILLERYMAN.
Ho Estinguishcs Mutiny at the Point Of the
sabre-His surrender at the Police Court
YESTERDAY Morning.

Ho EStnguishcs n Mutiny at the Point Of the
Sabrc-His Surrender at the Police Court
Yesterday Morning.
On New Years Day Captain Julius r. Hanne-
ordered out his battery ofartllery for the pur
pose firing salute. During the progress Of the
rowder-waste one Of the privates, named John W.
Reynolds stepped out Of the ranks for the purpose
of refreshing his inner.man. On his return he was
confronted by the irate IIanneman. who ordered
him to surrender his sword and take OF his uni.
form. Not complying with his commanders re-
qucstt the latter grabbed the mutneer and attempted
10 dlsrobe him. sculle ensued, during which
Hanncmnn struck Reynolds over the head with his
sword, mAicting painful wound. The latter pro
cured warrant for the arrest of the warlike Major
who yesterday morning made his appearance at
the Police Court with his company preceded by
upstairs inside the bar when the Major, after call
ing halt advanced two PAGES to the front, in the
most approved style of the military art
and exclaimed, "four Honor the Court
session at tho time, no answer was made TO the
Majors speech. Amer the lapse Of few moments,
Sergeant Ashton, In charge Of the pris6ncrs dock
tho surrender invited the artillery chiei,ain TO take
! his command into the rear of the court and await
| The result Of the trial.
| When the court opened the prosecuting attorney,
on taking up the case stated that as the complain
| ing witness was unable to bc present he would ask
! u continuance until Monday, and requested that
| the Major be pnt under bonds for his appearance
! The counsel for the defendant objected 10 this,
/ saying that, rs his client had surrendered himself
without waiting for a warrant to he served upon
| him he ought To be released on giving personal
bonds.
! Tho court, however decided that the Major must
| furnish bonds In the sum Of $50.
! A friend came forward and became surety for
! the accused, and, AFTER military salute to His
Honor, the entire command, headed by their chief,
! retrcated from the courtroom In good order.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
The National Union Association.

The first public meeting of this assoc latlon, which
was quietly organized during the past year, will be
held a. Talmage Hall, on F, between ninth and
Tenth streets, Saturday evening the 9th instant
at seven o'clock.
At meeting held last week there wasa reorsNni-
2ntIon of the institution by the election OF the ON
GERS for the ensuing year consisting Ufa president
viCc.prc,dent two secretaries, and treasurer
The central resident committee Of nine was subdi
ydrd into a committee Of three On executive busl
ntss, and Il committee of three on correspondence
amt a committee Of three on financial matters
And II was further ordered that this rnsidrul com
mIll"c Of nine be added 10 the national executive
committee Of Two from each State. &c. And Il
having been determined 10 hold 1t public meeting
Hon. 7. ". BARLEY wa rogue, ,tri and consented L
wlrrs- the Inrcuug m the nature and uluyt Of the
. n..",mIipm. Other speeches viii be made and re
puru, 90 committee, submitted.
The public ARE invited y attend.
II II. WILLARD Secretary
National Republican., 1878-01-05
Hotal ArrivaIa

81. Jdme.,-W II Mann, N Y; l. W Fray, II d Jones,
PM a Hamilton, II n srowna a Xa . 2 Richards, I'd
troit ID Benton, I; I JrAam, LG VanyleCk. Del;
u IL Bradley, Chicago; L Dare, Ohio; 4 Jones,
J. 1 Sheeliz, u Krets, II Emmons u, y Oppelt
II Meter, q q Edwards, = T Schmidt d Hopkins
Md; Dick, O. Campbell, Pa.
WRtirda-J T Miller, Oregon; p Walsh, st Louis
Hon Leonard Myers, PhilG " saervalle, Havana
A NJ Leslie, NJ D buchanan, Miss ii Monroe Chicago
Hardy and family Norfolk, Va E Holland and
wife, SuiiOd Va Hon notify Davis, Boston; s W
Richardson, N Y; q McMaster, clifford, Ireland.
RiDOI-J Adams, Norwich, Y: McNamax. n
\; J Is Clark, T. No: } Pulitzer, st Louis
island Abbot and wife PhiI.
lsi'OpOlagn..CH IL ThompsOn, L ROlmar, Pa I
Dukhart, Il II Walker, Nd; y l. Rosenthal, N Y;
y ShectH, A Sheetl, Va l. Fairfax, Md; q
Haynes. W. Iicment, NY.
driinptOp.-W T. Martin and wife, J d Hunter Y
W a II wylle London, Eng Miss Huntley, N Y
Governor PiCheCu, New Mexico.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
A PoIicy-shop Raidcd.

Yesterday afternoon, about two O'Clock Sergeant
Guy, accompanied by Officers OHare and Oliver,
made descent on barber,shop opposite viii
lard's, kept by man named Alexander smith, and
arrested tho proprietor and two visitors named
Charles II. Tyler and Frank COLZens. The place
hss been suspected for Il lOug time Rs place where
policy tickets were sold, and when the oicers en-
tered yesterday they secured II number of slips
used IN the business, well m several sheets OF
manifold ON which were the drawings for ycster-
day, smith was in the act Of payng soma money
~ one Of the men arrested when the officers en-
tered and had no time 10 conceal the evidence Oi
his nehTiuus occupation. He was locked up with
the other two men At the Finn Precinct station, for
hearing before Judge sncll this morning.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
Suinp for His Salrry.

Rev Frederic Hinckly, formerly pastor of the
First Unitarian Church, In this city has through
his attorneys, MesSrs Birney and Birney, entered
suit against the church for balance Of salary of
sl9i3L
In 1875 he was in the employ of the congregation
OF this church pastor, at salary OF $500 per
year. In November, 1873, h0 resigned, TO take eff
fect December ~. on November ~. Of that year,
offer the acceptance of his resignation he agreed To
place the filling Of the pulpit for the remain
Ing period Of his pastOTate In the hands OF the
cOmmitte Of management, on condition that his
salary should continue 70 December 10, and that on
November q he should lie paid $3.50 OF arreRrage Of
salary, and before December 90 the full balance for
the year ending December 10, 1875. The first pay
ment Of $3.50 was made but the balance OF sl9i.a
sued for has never been paid
National Republican., 1878-01-05
Nothing but Water.
TYPO TEMPERANCE LEGION

TYPO TEMPERANCE LEGION.
Ine meeting at Lincoln Hall, at hGlf.past seven
tonight, promises 70 be grand temperance demon
stration. Mr. A. J. Bowen president of the Balt
more typographical Temperance Legion, and
Rev. J. McKendree Riley. with a number Of the
members of the Baltimore Legion and Dashaway
Club, will be present. The different local Organi
zations will also participate, and some Of the bes
Washington speakers, including Messrs. Sye, Dun
ming Norton, and Davis will deliver short addresses
The occasion will also be enlivened by some excel
lent music and temperance songs.
MEETING AT DIR. sUSDERLASD's CHURCH.
A temperance meeting will be held at DR.. Sun
dsrland's church. on Four-and.a.hGlf street, To
morrow evening. George NJ. butcher and MaJO
George W. Wells will address the meeting Al
temperance organizations are invited to attend.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
GEORGE GE7OWN NEWS.
PORT,

Cedred.-Steamcr Z. C. Knight, Chichester, New
York, with an assorted cargo of merchandise, in
cluding large lot of hour, to New York mer-
chants.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
c. Vail Baltimore Md; W. c. Wheeler, New Or
leans, and s. omstead Chester Pa, are at the West
End Hotel
The mill Of Messr. Deener & Cissel has been
shut down. In consequence Of some imperfeCtion
of the machinery. The necessary repairs will be
made In a day or two, when the mill will resume
operations
The steamers running between this port and Bal
timore have suspended operations for the season.
The canal wns frozen over the entire length OF
the Georgetown level yesterday morning, but not
of sufficient thickness to cause the mills to
operations. The canal-boats left here for the win.
ter consequent upon the damage done to the canal
by the frcshet Of the ID ultimo were completely
frozen up until late In the afternoon when the sun
made its appearance and had Its effect upon the
frozen water and released the boats from their Ice
bound anchorage.
Hon. Charles +. Mix, formerly chief clerk Of the
Indian Bureau, who has been confined 10 his resi-
dencc No l6i High street, since August last, with
paralysis, was lying dangerously Ill last night, with
but little hope Of his recovery.
High street. south Of tho canal bridge Is in aver,
dlapidated condition, The grade is very steep, and
the roadway filed with ruts to such extent u
make 1t almost impossible In good or bad iweather
National Republican., 1878-01-05
vEGETINE.
Sworn Statement
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER
IT n sTEyENs., :,

II n. sTEvENs:;
years sss With rheumatic vsr S% Which sureS
.9Sn; four months When recoyered rom ,hs eye,
psy!Ssn and paG HS"s S over S% e
aRs sn on Ss sG%Ss
seven Q, The best phys clans OF Boston had taken my
on consultation between several Of ,be leading phy.
% s@G ssaers deSy 'q haS sfSs fGSs GSeuy IN s SSe%h
Ing and an inhaler was required to afford me breath
sevsnyaye 10 one huHdred sosss @ % Of eao1sl o H ps
and iaihnilly tried ali Tie medicine that each phys
amount o. medcns used 10 ne he great PAIN
I kns ,SS M had Sssy % and &
dinf,,cnliy nns p,s in PASSING % my urine line
system, and he rSsr,e that Hs could sSe me my ny
hope for health: My suffering from indLgestiop wa,
on my stomach. and the whole nature OF my food was
broth nom oatmeal.
physician, who said my trouble was bronchitis and
dyspep.a. took eighteen BOTTLES of mellcine g.
great deal Of nedcine from apothecaries pres rip
ihe bottle By The dossn, and indeed have have given given
nsary AZ thc p2pulaI 1 lyert,isd a' medce r rai
hourF sleep nisSt for eISh, years.
4 brother policeman urged me to try vEGrTisE,
disc9ursEsd from taking % much medicine without
sSPs, % ~ Se r rssac1 ns
sSs r@ S,S s% hold SS ny
osansa % more @ subs,aDtiS 'Vbe ScnsGt ed rom tie he
first bottle q yraETisr than ffom all other neil:
kept on using the yEaErIsr, until was perfectly
cured and able to do duty all day. eat and digest my
food sleep well nt night, and am now forty pounds
heavier than ever was before In my life. and
think, living contradiction Of the prophecies OF
the most learned medical talent OF New England for
with a Of their continued wisdom they could not nc
cnmrlsh so much rs that simple vegetable medicine
called vEsErIsE, to which 1 an Indebted for health
life, and happiness.
l. EUGENE r. SULLIVAN,
S7 Athens street. Police Station L
SUFFOLK, S., BosToS. MASS, November y. 1870
Then personally appeared the above.nRmed Eugene
+. Sullivan and made oath that the foregoing state
| ment Is true. before me.
HOSEA D. BOWEN,
| Justice OF the Poace.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
An USEM ENTS.
National Theatre-Mr. and Mrs. Flo,

National Theatre-Mr. and Mrs. Florence.
The presentation of The Mighty Dollar at the
National Theatre during the present week has been
alike credltablc to the management and to Mr., and
Mrs Florence and the talented company ems
ployed In their support. The matinee this aiter.
noon and this evenings performance afford the
only two remaining opportunities Of witnessing
this cnmbi nation. Mr.. l.. Z. Barrett an actor OF
deserved reputation, with carefully selected
company Of performers of recOgni red ability, will
occupy the boards during the coming week with u
most attractive TslCriDirs.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
A BAPTIST Souiuble,

The young lUdIcsofthe First Baptist Church held
the second Of Their series Of sociabcs last evening
IN the lecture room Of the church. Those who
werc fortunate enough to lie prcsent will long rc.
member Il ns Icing one Of the most enjoyable en-
trTtHinmt nts Of the season, The sOcIhble opened
with un instrumental solo 10y Miss Eddie Drew,
which was folio wed by vocal musicRnd reClatons
after which al pre'cut were Invited to pnrtake Of
supper. The manages Ils'c> ECyHOlds, Clark
Krnucly, HpllNmuu, and 1hprnI on, performed
lLu.r ln.lL WIN grnrufmlmOss md sklll.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
An I.ngInc or thn Trncr,.

The Northern train, which is due Al the Raltl,
mo!, aud Potomac 0"pm M one y. m, did not ar.
lINc ycstcrday until six o'clock in the evening uw
Ing tp the engine running on the track at Ben.
uing's station No injury wa received by any oi
the passengers, who wcro brought u this city uu a
special train. Travel Was not interrupted by thu
accident, Rs It occurred nearu switch and the track
was soon cleared,