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National Republican., 1878-08-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
GIFT NOTES
--Mi,cel'aucous matter on third page.

--Miscel'ancous matter on third page.
For court proceedings sec third page
For excursions anl ricnics see third page.
neutrality-suspicious. walks on ''E feet.
%. D. SUNNY has filed \ petition in
bankruptcy.
james Donnelly, for keeping his ieStsu.
rant open on sunday, was yesterday fined 80
and costs by Judge Walter.
Fannie Hicks. color,d charged with steal.
ing quantity Of lace, valued at -, from
lTDrins Price, was yesterday fined 30 or thirty
tIys by Judge Walter.
An irrcycgcnt colorcd conundrum What
j. the difference between tcaspoomiul Of vim.
egar and q cOlOrcd baby? An-wcr- None
because they are both little bit OF q "niggcr'
--(little bit Of vinegar.
The great contr.lto. Mi,s Annie Louise
Gary, Miss Henrietta Eerbc, Mr.. John q. Pugh
l.. +. Cannon. DIR. J. |. Cgulfcld, aud 4
GlOCtLncr take part in concert to be given
here on September - l-1s.
A largo delegation Of Knights ofthC Green
Cloth went down to Alexandria yesterday tO
take advantage Of the lively times Incident to
the convention in thut city. Three games
weru in operation there last night.
The ease against Fannie Belmont, white
who was charged with rubbing Joseph Kelly
OF SO while he was asleep Ia her residence, on
Maryland avenue, near Four urand.a-halt street
on Monday night, was continued in the Police
Court by Judge Walter yesterday, ON account
of the nUn.appeanncc OF the prosecuting wit
ness.
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Now Stock of Sohool-Shoes,
At II. l.. Strasburser's. 3OG.SOS seventh street.
GEORG FRO UN NEWS.
CANAL MATTERS.


rrived.-Boats Golden Rule, Irene Knott,
Star No. l, J. n. Cover, J. H. Parrot, NJ. Ker'
sey, +. Bear, +. l.. Moore, G. ID. Warfield, Lud .
low Patton, "A," +. l.. Tilghman, J. b.
Thomas, r. W. Riley & Son, Little Nan. q.
Dolphy, Clyde and Bessie, NJ. G. Clay, Belle
Rcsley, Willie and frankie, Kate Brooks, and
Matte c.
Cleared-Stanhope, Willie and Frankie
Belle Kcsley, p. Dunlap, II. s. Dixon, Thomas
O'Conncll, NJ C. Clay, Clyde and Bessie, Ber.
nadetta, NJ. S. Haincs Alonzo Berry, A. II.
Agnew, J. r. James, Thomas II. Paul, T. W.
Riley & Sons Star, Mountain City, "a" Little
Nan, e. d. Warfeld, J. b. Thomas, William
Jackson, +. L. Tilshman, Matte C., Ernst &
Holland, Kate Brooks, II. q. Wagner, +. l..
Moore. Ludlow Patton, L. Bear, Medley. Irene
Knott, J. II. Parrot, n. Kersey, J. n. Cover,
Star No /, Golden Rule, DIR. +. NJ. Davis, A. b.
Winship, J. b. Nanum, Il. L. Thrasher, and
Ida J. Phelps.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schooner II. r. Potter, Philadel
phia; J. 4. BeCkcrman, Frost New Bedford
| Ellen d. Fisk, Baker, Konuobcc; American
Team, Crosslcy, New Haven.
| CIeured-SchOOner d. NJ Anthony, HRines
| Fall River, with 7SJ tons OF coal H. b. Phil
| lip,. Baker, Boston, with 575 tons of coal W
I l.
coal William Walton, Bucalcw, PautuXGtrwitl
32l tons Of coal surprise Seaman, Pautuxant
| with 81 tons OF coal.
GRAIS ARRIVALS.
by canal-Doat MOllie c. \. Boyer, will
iiuO bushels Of wheat to J. q. y j. NJ
| Waters.
GEoRGETOwS PARAGRAPHS.
Row Father Ryan left yesterday for Boston
Mrs Isabelle DrumnOud, wf0 Of Mr. vii.
lam DrummUud, a most estimablc lady, die
ut her residence, in TCunallytowu, yustcrda
morning, Of consumption.
Mr.. Mont Murphy, n stonecuttor, w0rkin
at GeUrgetowu College, was taken suddcnl
i'll ut his clearinghouse, No. It's Bridg
street, yesterday afternoon about two O'Clock
DR.. Bowie Tyler was summoned, and renderc
medical aid, bu: without avail. Mr.. Murph
died at four o'clock from apoplexy.
Cohen and his veterans about ten startc
Yesterday evening for TeuRll ytowu. On thci
arrival at Bridge and High streets, tll
crowd being very small, consisting of abou
fifteen, including Cohen aud musicians, h
turned down Bridge street towards Washing
ton, it Is supposed to try and increase hi
gang.
Mr. W. G. Hazel the well-knOwn liver
stable keeper and sportsman, has just con
, petcd a inc addition 10 his already oxtensiy
establishment, consisting of hne brick stabl
and carriage house, connected by haDdsOn
doors, enclosing a large yard. The buildhl
now has u frontage of DO feet, by a depth
+ l!U feet and is ono ofthc finest in the DistriC
aud credit to Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Ihc y,ace m HntnInrInm.

On Friday evening thcr viii be q novelty
1t tho Natutorlum Ia the -hnvc Of il tub race
between 5,vcraI young ncu, uIrmbnr, Of tho
sl,orl, which nuiUi,e, TO afford much mau @
Iuent, The rirrwlI be from one side Of tue basin
70 tho other aud return, u distance of lGs let
The only m,ans Of l0com0tion VIII be broom
stick. Tho principal skin will be IN avoiding
up,cttng ARD IN rrEAining their SEATS IN their
crafts in care OF ru,L misudvrUturr. Much
fun may be expected, Open 10 lady and gen.
tiemaI spectators. Admission same as usual
National Republican., 1878-08-29
TIM CnpitnI Nrnnmd, Ixt.n.ion.

District Attorney II II. Wvii, for the sec.
retaIy Of the interior, filed petition in the
name uftho Unitrd States cx rel C.. Schurl,
against aub-nt. /, :, B. /, aud >, square 80. aud
lot |, square $40, The petitioner represent,
that for the purpose Of extending the roadway
around the Capitol grounds II Is nccr ssary lor
the GOyernmcut TO obtain POSSESSION of these
lots, and that the act making an appropriation
for ,uch cHtcution makes it his duty to ap'
point Ave commissioners to make u Just ap'
prui.rmcul Of the lots in question, and askr
that LutiCr and SUMMONS be Issued, return
able ON thu l,t If DCtuLer, in order that they
may proceed under the act.
The cast clHp up in the Equity Court and
mn order Of publication was directed 10 be
IILINn.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Eoaping u Rich Harvest In the Saving Of
souls.

TOLsON's WOOD-
Prince GEORGES COUNTY, MD, Aug %.
To he Edfor Oftr National RsDnblicdH:
SIR: One Of the largest and most successful
Methodist Episcopal camp meeting. ever held
OH this memorable ground has just closed. The
religious services commenced on the 18th iu-
stant, under that popular and energetic presid
ing elder, Rev. b. PeytOn Brown, who was ably
assisted by Rev. Thomas Cross, preacher in
charge ; Rcv. B. q. W. Reed, pastor of Fourth
Street, Washington the venerable Rev. sam.
ucl Kramer, aud other ministers from tho Dis.
tIict Of Columbia, who preached with efficiency
and power, winning many g0uls TO Christ,
quickeniug the hearts Of veteran believers, and
extending most beneficial influence to the
families OF this entire section Of country who
visited the camp fTum day to day, and Uymcrh
u dcgrDu Of interest therein never before no.
ticed. some showers OF rain during the session
had the effect to relieve Inconvenience from
dust. and enabled the Wcsleyaus to sing and
praise with many Of the good old hymns, one
Oi which has long been selected for such occa.
NOHs, beginning:
"Wo'll stand the storm, II won't be long;
Ven .a-h.r by uml by
Such WAS the lih"lnIity of tho people that
the amount Ul money collected to pay the con
tinguut EXPENSES exceeded considerably the
sum asked for. NOT single case Of disorder
was known. The camp was I" have closed ul
Friday, thg 23d, but by general desire and re
mar Aablc success wa, continued over 10 th,
Monday following. On the Sabbath about
hUyb person, were pres ul, and Tbs Key Mr.
Cross announced that prptrartcd meeting
would Ut once be- commenced 1t Bell, Church
End lpuiiuurd without date 80 long As gOOt
could be accomplished.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
to the District for school pur.

Georgetown, to the District : for school pur.
poses.
DR.. A. W. Adams has been appointed po-
lice surgeon BY the District Commissioners, IN
place of Dr. W. q. II. Newman, resigned.
Mr.. N. 3. Katzcnstein clothier, has been di.
rectcd to take down q sign placed on the out
side Of his building on seventh street north
west.
An expenditure Of t7S has boon authorized
for the repair Of the bridge over Minnix
Branch, in the county.
W. II. Covington has been rcappointed
market master Of the Northern Market.
A street lamp Is asked for on Fourth, be-
tween A aud B streets southeast.
James F. McNiohn applies for a duplicate
dog.tag TO take place Of one lost.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Amusement, aud Excursions.

CosIQuR-Nufiviy performance.
FOR sait water. steamer Mystic ,rnvr' Pnt' mac
Ferry wharf at nine a. NJ, returning atriovcu p M
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Nyrnon ut ten n. M r"turnins at
four p. IN.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City ~ AlcSnr.
dTia leaves Seventh street wharf AT halipa't eleven
.. M. returning al three T. IN.
Finy miles for ifNeen cents. Potomac Ferry Com
rRny's excursions. Boat leaves seventh street
wharf at seven D. M. returning at eleven p. M.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Another Pistol Accident.

last evening, about eight o'clock, an acci.
dent occurred at No. 10! l. street southwest
which should DO a warning to parents not to
leave loaded pistols lying about Two children,
named Annie Hawkins aud Albert Thomas,
found pistol lying on the bureau in one OF
the rooms and began swapping it. suddenly
it was discharged, and the girl received the
charge full In the face. Luckily the weapon
contained blank cartridge, or fatal results
might have ensued. Tho victim was terribly
burned about the face, but Dr. McWilliams,
who was called in, does not apprehcnd any
serious injury
National Republican., 1878-08-29
New Advertisements. A

Base ball match National vs. Pittsirld.
Grnnd select excursion tu smith Point.
Law school National University opens ]cptem
bcr,
For rcnt-Parlor- and other rooms, 5i2 indiana
avenue.
Rcmpva!-w. II. Riley, corner Ninth and streets
northwest.
Trustee sale Of two houses and lots on N street,
between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets northwest
National Republican., 1878-08-29

The Potomac Star aud Athletic mines played
their secund game yesterday, which resulted III
victory for the former by a score of II to IL.
The game wls called At the ending OF the sew.
cnth inning on account Of darkness.
The National and Pittsfeld play this after.
noon, ut half.past four o'clock, on the National
grounds, and II, this will be the last chance to
see game between these two well-natchCd
mines a large crowd should be in attendance
GUILTY, the regular catcher of the PittSheld
will take part in the contest to-day, and II is
claimed that he will strengthen the nns
greatly.
Hereafter all games to be played by the Ma
tiona with other clubs in this city will be ad'
vcrtiscd in The RErUBLICAS exclusively.
GAMES ELSEWHERE Yesterday.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Indianspolis, ): Milwau'
kcr, ..
baltimore, Aug. 2S.-Pittsdcd, Of Massa.
chusctts, 0; Waverly of Baltimore, 4.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Theatre CONTINUE,

The bill offered at the Comiquo this week is
one of rare excellence, and every lover OF fun
should visit the show. Mis- Josephine Shan
ley Is a first.class vocalist, and has made IA
vorable impression here. The Arabian broth.
crs, in parlor gymuastic', rank among the beSt
that have ever visited Washington. Reynolds
and Walimg are we'll known rs leaders in their
line of business. Miss Maud Palmer sings a
budget Of Irish melodies in pleasing manner,
and the sketches in which Jake Budd, John
Robinson, Harry Williams, and others take
part are brimful OF comicalitics.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Accidentally shot.

About one o'clock, yesterday, Lad named
Francis Betz, fifteen years Of age, stepson Of
Charles II. Bradford, who lives at No. 4l6 q
street southeast, was accidentally shot by a
pistol In the hands Of Robert II. Stewart, a
ncighbor's son. Stewart was taking cartridges
out of the pistol at the time. The ball lodged
in Bctz's side. aud inflicted u very painful but
not dangerous wound. 1t was extracted by
DIR. Robertson.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Copstru,t,op of IA pump-House.

Bids for the construction Of pump'house
on L, between sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets northwest, to be used in connection
with a stand.pipe, were opened y, stcrday. The
bids were as follows: William II. Dyer &
Bro, Si,7OO; Henry Himher, Sl,26-s2. The
contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
srnnnl.,hncs rrnrn 81 Up.
,tHL srusburgcrS. ;r6.Jns seventh strc
IscaI E.intc Trnn.Icrs.

James W. Barker 10 Aloxaudcr Leadim am
ct AL, for 5000, parts OF lots : and v, 'ubdi'
vision Of square 80 4. \. Kryser to Robert
Miller for IL, lot |, square Gi1. benjamin
rugitt, trustee, and others TO Mary \. j.
Moihcrhrud. for 5000, suLlot 90, square 90,
George W. Prather ct Al. " S. \, spaiding, for
$50, lot 20, square 5lA
National Republican., 1878-08-29

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
W.. Allen and Ida L. Crown.
Thomas Holmes aud Ida Brown.
John McIane and Augusta Lang.
Washington Braxton and Melinda Simmons
Samuel Lisspn. of Prince William County
Va, and Gracic b. King, of Fairfax County, Va
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Th,rmomctrIc Rcndings.
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic Ststc' partly cloudy
voathor occasioLa al rain light southory wIuls. hc
coming variable, nearly stationary pressure aud
temperature.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Visiting Odd Fellows.

A large number of Odd Fellows from Lynch
burg. Va, will arrive in the city to day. They
will spend two days in doing the city. To-day
they will visit Mount Vernon under the charge
of Captain Blake, steamer Mary Washington
National Republican., 1878-08-29

Fon upward ofthiriy years Mrs Wmsl3w's soolh'
Ing syrup La, Lluu used for children II coTlects
GGldiiy Of the stomach relieves wind collie regulates
tin bowels, cures dysentcry aud diarrhua, whether
arising from tcclhing or other causes An old and
Wcll-tTigl remedy. 2j cents bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-29
CITY ITEMS,

THOSE who suffer from nervous irriNtOnS, itching
uneasncSS, and the discomfort that follows from
nu cnfcublcd and dlsordered state Of the system
should take Ayers SarsRpdrilla and cleanse tho
blood. Purge out the lurking dlstenlpcr that I'M.
dcrmincs the health, aud the constitutional yigOr
will return.
FINE New York butter received daily At spiccrs
butter store corner Of ninth and streets moth
west Low prices, fine quality aud lair dealings
arc spccIalties'
YoUSG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise in time
| Clean them daily with TnCRSTuSs IVORY PEARL
TUOTH POWDER the most Icrirct bHiltT!iGc Snnwn
II will keep them through life IN good condition
| white and sOuHu. VIII haTGcIl the gums; sWeeien
he breath, and prevent tuOlhbche. Sold by all
| druggists. IS and 80 cents per bottle.
| WELLS MACHINF-SFPEAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr'
ETs are still the BUNt known. Their curative pow
crs iAr turpnAs Ill Others.
reEnvalng yuur suiict gloves with JouyEN's lNo'
! DEgUUs KIp GLOVE CLEANSER. lrCe % ccNta per
! bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy
ness Sick stomach, cOnst!pnion, &c! Are you dyS,
peptlc nervous, dull and lGnSu!d? Aversc 10 all
! exertiOu. IL your life miscrablc' You require I.
change. Cleanse the system purify and renew the
| blood Take QUIRks lkIsH TEA, the great mouse
hold remedy It will soon relieve you. sold by all
druggists, y cents per packIse whlch msRss
quart OF medicine.
Is yOur hair harsh. dry and stiff? Does II rehis'
| 10 Curil Dress !I with IHuNFsoNs OMADE OPllAE
| An OlCnEinCus compound OF siagular merit
will improve It, sold By drugShS, &C. Priee -
and 5O cents per bottle
LOCIL MISCELL1NP
National Republican., 1878-08-29
Natiunal 9epublitm.
Arrival Of Psssense. Trains.
nLrnoRr AND ro1ox.c prrcT, SIXTH AND 4
I BALTMORE ASp oHIO DErUT, SEw JERSEY AVE
NILE LNh 1 sIhEll.

Al bALIINVNI NM ONTV UTTVII NV dE7I0-''' ~
SUE AND { sTtEEI.
lt1r,.uC EFyrihtr.
stlB n. Y. .phii & BOs eI. $50, Baltimore accom-
az, baltimore eNprrsS 80, baltimore accom-
100 Western 0NprSsA j.ul Y, Ihh y R"H ~
t:g baltimore accom-, SSL Western Mall
h25, Fred sc.. tMe. br'Ch) sE.g7 baltimore acton.
hG, Baltimore AnunuuIs tsIi Illtnlurr express
and way 7.al Western cNlrr-s
~, Martins, urg Rul Ha. 's1, lIl'mgir "'greN>.
sstFtUwn ~ Nfrt bT rI 3'sih y, i'hU * los cS'
slt:r, BNltnoTp aCt ON. .lEL', D.iiniOr" accom-
ilsi. Baltimore cNITels.
sArrye daily. Othrrs Suntlnys eAcrl'Cn'
6s FOR tie lime Of departure Of trains, see acNsT
tasnisuts plserhpre
National Republican., 1878-08-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent Interest paid on dCposH, special
rates On time deposits II. s9ulEE y GO.
Dnukrrs lilG pennsy ylNnnia avenue
National Republican., 1878-08-29
UOESHIP ~ THE WOODS.

school shoes Prom 81 Up,
Al II. l.. Strasburgcr's JDG.:Is seventh street,
National Republican., 1878-08-29

FINE New York butter received daily At spiccr,
butter store corner OF Ninth and l. streets mo- til
west Low prices, fine quality, aud iNir dealing
arc spcCIaltISs.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
kEIRyEY ~ WAsHINGToN.

boys and Misses School shoes,
All styles at H. l.. Slrasburgcrs.
National Republican., 1878-08-29

WEIIS NACnINr-sTREAD SrRESTTTENING PLAT
trs are still the bu>t known. Their curative pow
Crs far turpNss ull Others.
National Republican., 1878-08-29
For solid Leather schOOl-ShnOs

90 to II. L. srr4,uorgcr's, aOd sos Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-26
Getting Ready for the Opening Sext ~stuI

Getting Ready for the Opening Next ~stur-
day.
Willard's Hotel will 10 rcopenGd under the
management of MessIs Brc-Iin * Cook next
saturday. At present the hotel Is in delight.
fu state of confusion. House.cloaning is being
carried on on gigantic scale. Scores OF work.
men are engaged In various occupations. Some
are painting. some plasteriug, some mea.ur.
ing floors for carpets, some carrying in furn-
turr, and all busy and bu,tliug, knowing that
every minute IL precious When the hotel Is
opened Tor guests everything will be in n state
Uf laulIc>~ neatness aud high polish, such rs
would delight the most -c!upuloUs house.
kcepeI
Il IL no easy iobt0 open hotel As one can
SEE by taking u peep intO Willard at pressut.
The furniture in the house will he almost Gu.
tirrly new. 4 large portion Of 1t has already
arrived by steamship at Georgetown, and
some OF It has been moved into the house. One
OF the noticeable improvements vii! be the rO.
tundn. which will DO located In The rear OF the
old office. The effect ol this change will be
to enlarge the office, naording ample space for
prOmenadIng and political gossiping The old
office at Wil'ards was 30 narrow and con.
traCted that during the busy season, when the
hotel l1hbius are the principal places for meet.
Tug and discussing the events Of the day II
was almost impossible 70 MAKE ones way
thInagh the crowd.
Hereafter there will be room enough In the
Office TO hold q good.sl-h mass meeting II
IerC Cssary. Workmen are now engaged in
fttins up the rotunda. and il probably will
not be ready lot occupancy uBtil the middle
OF next month. In the meantime the clerks
viii orCupy one OF the reception rooms at the
side of the old Office, near the Fourteenth street
entrance. When the rotunda is completed the
clerks office aud counter will be located at an
rngle with the main hallway IN such 4 way Rs
to command view ofail the corridors. Many
apartments in the hotel. have already been
.poke % for, and the hotel will be reOpencd under
very favorable auspices. \ rather singular
coincidence IN connection with the reOpening
ia that the faces behind the clCrk's coulter at
the cigar stand and iu he barber shop will In
most every instance, he the same that were
there when Mr.. Bgesiu ran the hotel during
til. war. Mr. Hurli- and hi, assistants will
preside over the register. Mr.. ltoose will have
the q ssl aud news stand, and Mr.. Carter 4,
~rews't VIII h,y" chur!c of the barber shop.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
Iil,IigatioIls
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

90 to ;he Holly Tree, 5is Ninth street,
foi good meal, and luncheon.
The market stands are already fingcd
with tempting rows of Thanksgiving turkeys.
Judge Macarthur will preside at the
anuuul dinner u the st. Andrews Club. at
the Lyons House. uext Friday evening.
The VI. Y. q. u. Social club will give its
sixth ioirsr ddH1u.'r on the 9th Of December
Nj Professor Sheldon's dancing Rcadoinv.
The fourteen additional mounted police.
men we're at headquarters yesterday after.
noon, receiving instruction. and having thcir
horses Inspected by Captain Brock.
On Thanksgiving Eve the Franklin TEA.
peIuncr Legion will give the fourth Of their
series OF hops. and all who wish to spcnd
pleasant evening should attend. PiStorIO will
furnish the music.
The drawing OF the talesmeu Yesterday,
ont NJ which To secure - lnry TO try Samuel \.
Clark. indicted for murder, cnIptcd tho box.
and the court will IN all probability, reappUint
The commission next Monday to ill it.
Mrs Ann Garland, wiluw Of the late Hugh
\. Gurnnd. irimrIly Clerk of the House OF
representative. died at the residence Of her
son.iu.law, General Gilbert McemS. at Ntraih.
Iu"rr. Shenandoah County. Va. on the 2Oih
instant.
The po.ice were notified yerioIday 10 be
Un tho lookout for u girl named Louisa shade,
VINO lell ntT HblHb, ~. ltSO ldgHtu street
northwest. the 22I instant. She i uhOu; i-
Teen years Of age, has light hair and eyes. and
Is m unmiStakIblC blonde.
Mr.. EnOch Burnett, II prominent member
nt the T. street Baptist Church, was stricken
with paralysis sunday morning, and died in a
few hours. He was in his eixhty.scCoud year.
The funeral will take place from the church
ihl, afternoon At two O'clock
Matthew tonnurs COW shed in the rear
OF No. ZOE rwculy.sccVnd street, c4uSht hrc
about eight o'clock yesterday morning. aud
two cows were burned to death. Au alarm
was sounded from box 81 Land the Fire Depart
Inent prevented the flames from spreading 10
adjoining property
Another public meeting will be hold. uu.
der the auspices Oi Rescue Division, ;, OF /.
vi Temperance Temple. 432 Ninth street. this
evening, which will be addressed by some OF
The best speakers in the order. some first
CIas yOCslists and instrumentalists will also
Ls present TO enliven the meeting with music,
Mr.. William A. Ridgely states that
through the kindness Of The NATIONAL RE.
PrBLICAS aud his own personal efforts he has
been enabled 10 turn over TO the Grcen family
Ihr sum OF 81 10, Of which 81 30 was con,
~ utcd by the letter carter, and ttlO by
~ do parties.
-Whit,iHghsm Htmmett VIA wa. arrested
ll.r ~unily atsiaoOG On = 'harge Oi SGep'ul
Samh!Ing'horsc. wac tried III the Police
Int yesterday. Ante: hearing the testimony
several wltne,,r, judge Suc,. sent The mat
,r 70 the grand ,liy. and fixrd he bonds Al
SiHn. Nj ilammctt produced bondsman
cad Ws- released from custody.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

Uo. oAu.l, il til, ,t,y, wncre-o many nc.
Cd-rl, "r,ur to horses On the smooth and
slipper, paycmguts, will readily appreciate
tue yaIu, Of shaw Patent Gum Cushion,
which not ouly prevents horsos fon slipping,
but keeps Tho loot in healthy condition and
cures contraction aud rurns Attention is
called in this connection to the advertisement
Of Nj. q. G., Shaw and M !. =. Woodruff,
veterinary surgeons.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

rival Of the great Michigan poetcss has at
last been found In Washington ~ the follow.
ing which is the copy OF complaint received
by the District Com miss!oners yesterday, will
show
How long q Great DeiYcrcr, how long
Musl wait and hope, and pray
fuI some decisive act ~ yours
10 drRlu lhis ilth HHui
EvhI hlmdF,d little y IlNiIl feet
30 daily through the mile
10 Su ! ilu Il4C, Whe.c ie@y -fu taught
Ihc.T young ideRs 10 shoot. utv.
lIs Nery little ihsi | Ak
the grading UI'.c t'iuGres-
know mat .rt' O.. SITE done
And not d,''a7 .F ''.'"'.
once more It't .rt. '"ad
on, duI.t ret. 80
70 connect the sat. . ,hpN''as
From sixth to N'..'.. .i' 4.
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A, the appeal j, no aid,r,,, g., no Dis.
lrict Commissioner. II will mnJ,,.' " .oi.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
DrnIh of ". j. Milaun.

Procr,s.r W. J. Wilson, Who" i..u,,i was
noted In TmE RErClHLCAT, Gial +nr'ly m'tht,
AZ hi, residence, Oh L. rrD0 80 Ia.lrIth
aud Fourteenth streets. Nj wilson Nc: a
very wcll.known coorod ciuku. lie was our
Of the origiuators Of the Freedman s.,nk. tud
served in that institution rs cG,ni... 'iucn
the suspension Of the bank he A..- ..... en-
ployed in tho ru1tOlHce Drl... -. uJ
Ws about sixty years Of age,