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National Republican., 1878-06-01

We arc proud Of the many noted dramatic
artists who hail from our city, but in none,
perhaps, have We 50 alectiomatc an interest rs
in beautiful Anna Story. She has found tho
"llill Difficulty" ifnOt tho Slough of DcSpond"
in her new career, and has shown herself ro-
markaby earnest and brave, aud VIII at Is bet
ter, patient and constant.
| think she has been, from the first, har,hly
aud uuiuStly treated by certain critics, set down
as an ambitious amateur, and yet Judged by the
strict rules which should be, but seldom are,
applied IN all their severity to professions
At u late matinee performance, whilo several
actors and actresses of much longer Cxprricnc.
on tho stage INDUCED in "guying" and laugh
ter to disgricctul extent, the novice, Miss
Story, showed conscientious attention to her
business and due respect for her audience.
Miss Story has been accused of being too AZ
pirimg for II beginner, but though think ~ a
general rule that the young actress who pre-.
furS the smaller chooses the 'bCttcr part"
have noticed that Miss Story plays best the
bust rOles intrIstcd to her. If they are sympa.
| thvtic, LouiSe in the Two Orphans" and Ijri-
| cnHe in "A Celebrated Case" are instances. She
plays those difficult parts admirably. Wo be.
| licvu in her talent aud enthusiasm, aud yet
more In her courage and industry, and We hope
| for great rally Of her friends, Couutrylucn
aud lovers at her benefit saturday night.
GRACE GREENWOOD.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
bad Weather for the BalI-Tossers-The Ma
tionul-Sew Bedford Game

bad Weather for the BaIi-Tosscrs-The Ma
tionnl-Sew Bedford Game.
The game which was to have been played
yesterday afternoon between tho New Bedford
and ltoscdale was prevented by rain. Both
clubs were in readiness for play after the rain,
but the grounds were unfit for fielding, and by
mutual consent the game was declared off.
This afternoon, ut four o'clock, the New
B.dlorlo will play the National, and rs the
REDS arc 5Omcwhat Chagrincd at thcr recent
d eicats by their New Englandcrs they will oL-
deavor, by hard playing, to force victory
to perch upon their banner In to-days contest.
As this will be the last chance to see these two
wel-mutchcd mines pittcd against each other,
1t Is hoped that there will be Il largo turnout.
Tho following are the names of the players
and their batting order:
New iollOrd-Evans r. e. Gore, M; Pig.
gott, 3b.; Bradley, p; Stone, |. f.; Reilley, G.;
! Davis, 2b. Mutric, 5. T.; St0vcy, lb.
| Nationul-Holly, !. f.: lIouck :. s.; Bnrron,
r. T.; Dallas, Ibi frort, c. Butler 2b Rovillo,
3D.; Damon, p; Kipp, IN.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Pittaburg Pa.--ren innings s-Alleghonys, l;
| Forest Citys of Cleveland, 0.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
The rnwer. of a Jnhge al Chnmhcrs.

The case between Charles \. Maxwell and
Comrnis,iomrrslF lFrrcdman's Saving and Trust
Company arose on the statute relating to
landlords aud tenants. A writ of ccrtiorari
was issued, directed to Il Justice Of tho peace,
rcqurin! him to send up the papers in the
cause. \ motion was made to qu4sh the writ,
and the motion Wa, heard and granted by i
judge at chambcrs." Tho plaintiff Maxwell,
appealed from tho order quushing the writ and
the general term yesterday ailms the judg.
mcnt Of tho Judge ut chambers, The point re-
lied upon by the appellant was that u judge at
chamber, hm no jurisdiction to make such an
order but this Wow was not sustained the
court being Ot the opinion that this writ Is a
prcro. atiyr writ, aud may be issued by judge
1T chambers. and, il II may DO issued, it may
be qua,hcd by the same authority. Mr. W
7. Moloy appeared for the appellant aud
EnOch Totem, esq, for the appellee.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Minor District Notes,

Licenses have been issued to q. 4. IFarpcr,
bar.ruon, and W. {. Coup, for an exhibition
Of wild animals.
Commissioner Bryan has gone to Chicago ou
private business and will not return until the
latter part of next week
john Mcmahon and William Rcardon were
convicted Of selling Strawberries without
license, aud and Charles Mrudon Of selling
liquor without license, and have been pardonud
by the Commissioners.
Inspector Entwisle has Issued tho following
permits for repairs: James DUNCAN, show
window at No. sll seventh street northwest,
500: &. G, Min interior alterations on Valley
street, GvoIgvtowu, 5000
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Found In u Wen.

Yesterday morning white man named
Nicholns Xaugc about 80 year, of age, was
found in i woII, iorty-cisht feet deep, on i
farm near Rock Creek Church, owned by Mrs.
Laggage. Ilc was taken to tho residence Of his
wife, corner seventh and ) streets, but she !, .
fused TO receive him, and he was taken to tic
Second Precinct Station. Lieutenant johnson,
on hearing the cusc, sent Officer blcGraw with
Xange to the Frecdmens Hospital. The man
WIS quite severely injured. The cause of his
being in the we'll is u mystery that eau not
be solved at present, US he either cannot talk
VI will not
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Mr.. y. u. Hays Testimonial.

The capacious auditorium of Lincoln Hall
was crowded last night by the multitude of
Mr.. Hays friends and admirers, assembled to
do honor to the occasion of that gcntlcman's
benefit. Mr., Hay and his talented coadlutors
have ample reason for congatulation upon the
success in every respect attending the enter
tainmcnt. The beneficiary took occasion, In
appropriate phrase, to express his thanks for
the honor conferred by the almost nexampled
attendance, and his appreciation of the valu-
able assistance rendered by TIE participants in
the programme.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Park Seminary Entertainment.

Willard Hall was the scene last evening OF
a musical and literary entertainment by the
young ladies of the Park Seminary. The
various features of tho wcll-selectcd pro-
grammc were most excclcntly presented by
the fair participants, whose carefully y-traincd
efforts reflected deserved credit upon their in.
structors. The floral decorations u the scene
were disposed in most attractive array, aud
the botanical world had evidently contributed
its choicest creatures as tributary offerings to
the talented young ladies who 50 acccptably
upheld tho houors of the occasion.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

New Advertisements.
Neyetnu for drupSy.
NutiCe-W. II. Spcakes.
Old reliable Stonngton Line
Boardlng.house, Rye Beach, tn.
fremont Household and airy rooms.
Mary Washington for Mount Vernon.
To lut-ownors of Greenwood Cemetery.
Furnished rooms-2lO First street northwest.
Tniversaist Church services -Tallmadge Hail.
French Hotel, 5Od-JOS Fourteenth street north.
west.
Musical entertainment by the colored public
schools.
Colden's Lcbig's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic lnyigorator.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
VEGETENE
Z Owe My Health TO Your VnIua-
bio Ncgctine.

:NEwrORT KY, April 50, IS77.
Mn. n. II. STEVENS;
Ds0r Sir: Having suffered from brCaEIng ont Of
CaIkUTOuS sores for more than hYr years caused by
an accident Ofn fractured bInC, whirh frnrtuTe ran
into u running sore, nm have use c"eryth ug u
think OF and nothing hell cd until IhAd taken six
bottles OF your valuable medicine, which sir. Miller,
the NJ Ote AIRY, ,clmm"uded very highly. THO sixth
bottle cured me, aud all cLn say is thRt owe my
health u your valuable N,grlin" Your most Ohed
enl servant. ALBERT Won ROEDER.
at Is unnecessary for to enumcrata the Diseases
for which Negeline should bc used. know ui no dis
cas- which viii not ululit OF its uSH, with good Tc-
suits Almost muumeuubi" complaints are caused by
pOisDnO, sprrttOni In the blood which can he n.
ilIuly cxpu'i from the syse by tho Ufths Veg.
ctnc. When the blood Is prTietly UlpnnSrd the DIS
rapidly Yields Uni Z, a,e huIltay 'tiOu Is
promptly restored, and The patient Is cured
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Captain Frank Hollins ssheads Contrao I
Ended,

Captain Frank HDllingIhcad, of the steamer
Arrow, yesterday completed his contract with
the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association, and
to-day now parties take up the business Of
transporting passengers to Mount Vernon.
During the many years that Captain Frank
has managed the line his geutlemanly doport-
meut, unlimited generosity, kind attentions,
aud ioYial disposition have contributed much
to make the river excursions sought after and
agreeable.
The cxcursiouists will miss him sadly, and
regret the day the Arrow Withdrew from the
waters of the Potomac, Captain Frank will
soon make a pleasure trip to tho Paris Expo.
stiOn.
Tho steamer Mary Washington, under COM
maud Of Major Blake, will be temporarily
placed OH the limo between this city and
Mount Vernon, until tho now boat intended
for that service arrives.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
IN Us E.u EN ~.
National Theatre-"Thc Soldiers I

National Theatre-"The Soldiers Trust."
The matinee this afternoon and tho regular
performance this evening will terminate tho
present engagement of Mr.. George G. Bonifacc
and 'Thc Soldiers Trust" combination. On
Monday evening, June 3, the occasion of Mr..
kinsley's benefit, Mr.. Mccullough will appear
AS Richriie" with o support of the most excel
lent character
National Republican., 1878-06-01
For Hetter or for NYnrse.

Tho clork Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applcantsi
John Dixon and Sarah Lee.
James Smith and Alice Jones.
G. d. Fox and Marion J. Wright.
q. r. Lewis and Helen NJ Wallace.
John Brosnan and Katie A. Roache.
j. w. Wagner and Sarah l.. Browne.
Oscar L. Berger and Li2zio GuttGnson.
John Il. Shelton and Mary L. Fairalt.
AbPam Mackall and Susan Norris both of
Baltimore, Md.
G.. W, Gist, of Mount Sterling, KY, and Mary
s. Sloane, Of this city.
Reuben 7. Coleman and Mary O. Anderson,
both of Cumberland County, Va
National Republican., 1878-06-01
sinlem GnodslIhemiiIleh.

The goods found upon Tom Bowie noted
colorGd thief, arrested Thursday morning by
Otlicer King Of tho Seventh Precinct, were
yesterday identified as the property of Will
liam J. Robinson who lives ut No. 1918 Soc
oud street northwest. Bowie will be tried on
the charge Of entering Mr. RObinsons house.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Wational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passepge. Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEpc1, SIXTH AND

AT BALTIMORE ASD OHIO DEPoT, NEW JERSEY AVE-
SuE AND sTREET.
Morning EVnmC.
ee:is n. Y. Phil 4 Dos er sl.SN Baltimore accom-.
ss25. baltimore express. 40, Baltimore accom-
S3i0, Western express. SuO n y. Phil 4 Hos en
e.p .Iinltlmor. accom-. I'D Western Mall.
e?b, FTod. ac., (Mot. br'ch ssI, Baltimore accom-.
S1, Baltimore ANNAPOLIS fGl, baltimore express
and way I'D Western express.
eiS, Mnrtinsburg and Ita. $500, Baltimore express
gerstOwn Ac MET br'ch. sC:l5, Y. Phil a Hos e.
s1O:D, baltimore accom-. To- IS, Baltimore accom-.
D.N, baltimore express
sAftiys daily. Others Sundays excepted.
NJ For the time OF departure OF trains see adVer'
Hscnionis elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-06-01
CITY ITEMS.

HONESTY Is the best policy In medicine as well as
In other things. Ayers sarsamrilla Is genuine
preparation OF that uncqualIcd spring medicine
aud blood purifier. decidedly superior to the poor
limitations heretofore In the market Trial proves H..
YouSG PEOPLE do pny attention IN your tccil
Clean them daily with THuEsTOS's Ivory PEARL.
TOOTu POWDER. the mOSi perfect dcutrihce known
II will keep them through life In good condition,
hite and sOunu. Will hnr'.ei! the gums, sweetcil
he breath, and prevent tOOthnche. Sold By all
jruggists. - and 81 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHISr-SrREAp SrRESGTIESTSO FIAsr.
EIS are still the best known. Their curative pow.
crs far surpaSs all Uthcrs.
HARD times demand economy: practice II by
TcnUvutiug your sUiled gloves with JOUvKS's 1SO-
pEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price y cents per
bottle.
ARE You bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, &C? Are you dys.
peptic ucrN Gus dull. and languid? Avcrse to oil
eNertiOn. Is your life miserable? You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuiRks lRISH TEA, the great nousc
hold remedy II will soon relieve YOU Sold by all
druggists, - cents per package, which makes a
quart of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stlT' DLes II refuse
| To curl? DicSs II with TnOMPsOS's rOMADg OPrINE
| IN UlcsgiuUus compound of singular merit. J.
will improve 1t. Sold BY druggists, &c. Price ~
and ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
ARTIFICIAL BUTTER.
Chemical Constituents of Two Sam
pies of 0IeomargarIne.
Analyses Made at the Agricultural Depart
nsnt - The Difference Between Purc
Butter and "suet" Butter
Deceptive limitations of
the Genuine Article.

On the 9th of May tao House District
Committee sent to Commissioner lie Due, for
analysis, two samples of butter, submitted to
the committee, and suspected Of being oleo.
margarine. The chemist and mcroscopist of
tho Agricultural Department have finished
their examinations of tho specimen and the
results have boen transmitted by General L.
Due to the House Committee.
THE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
The report of the chemist Is as follows:
results Of my analysis OF the two samples OF butter
| have the honor TO report the following
recently submitted for chemical examination by
VI. e. Tillman, clerk Committee District Of Colum.
bia. The two samples consisted Of blocks Of about
a pounds weight each and upon each vas n mon.
ugrnm similar to this: (Ihc mnnO2rdm consist. Of
n combination of the letters ". e. and o. The
one was Of yellow color. npprrCinbly darker than
the other but In other respects 10 marked differ.
CnCc was Observable IN the eye. In the following
analysis that which was dsrkc.t yellow will be
called No. |, and the lighter one No : The com.
position nf the material shows no marked dcvih.
tinn trOm that Of ordinary butter found IN tie
market, and there Is no evidence Of the presence Of
anything Injurious or abnormal since sugar Is not
inirequcntly added " thlir butter by many OF our
duirymCn:
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Reduction OF Fare between New York aud
Isn.tnu

The iirst.class fare between New York and
Boston, on the popular Sound steamers Ston
ngton aud Narragansett of the Stonington
Line, has been reduced to Sl.5O, the lowest
rate known for many years.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
DashaYay,' Reunion.

The poshaways will hold grand reunion TO-
morrow SaJbuth) evening at Lincoln Hall, com
mcnClng at eight o'clock. Eloquent speakers and
hrstCiAss music provided. seats free
National Republican., 1878-06-01
YEG.ETlN NE.
YEGETlNE.
VEG ETH {
For Dropsy.
Never shnll Forget the First
Dose.
PnOvIDESCg

PnOviDESCH-
Mr. H. II. STEvESs:-
I was confined to my house more than y,ar. six
months Of the time was ent rely helpless. IwI \
Obliged To have two men help me IN rnl out OF bed
was swul' en- ineic"n Inch, larger than my natural
sizn around my waist, suffered all man could and
live. trei all reme,lrs for iir Jpsy. | had three
different d c,Ors My friends all expected would
die; many ghtS was expected 10 die before morn.
Ing. At Inst Nigstin" was sent me by friend. |
never shall forget the first dose. could realize Its
gOo1 effects irum Gay To day: was getting better.
\ A.lcr had taken some orr bottles con'd sc p
quite well nishtI ! b g'n TO gain now quite husi.
Aner taking some " butIss | could walk from On 4.
part of my room to the other My app To was geo l.
Tho dropsy hat at tins time tpp'Rrtd. kept TAI.
ing the Vpgriine until regnncd my usual health.
heard Of great many cures bv using NrgetinG aIIe
crpenler and builder viii also sly 1t has cured an
aunt Of rIy wie OF NrurG' gia who had suffered for
more than - years. sic says she has not had any
neuralgia for mot $. lRve givcn 1t to one OF my
children for tanker Humur. have no ubt In my
mind II will cure any humUr; tsR great cleanser O
mona II To the world sly father Is ~ years old and
he says therh is nothing llk" Il to give strength and
life 10 aged person CLnlut be too thankful for
the use Oft. I am very gratefully yours,
ALL DIsENSKs OF THE BI0OD.-It Ncgetne will re
nrvc pain cleanse, purify and cure such diseases,
sturIg ,hp patient To pcr'ct health amer tryinI
different physicans n auy r. nledlcs and suffering 10
years, Is Il not cuhcutvr.prOO II you sufferer
such e eat cures: In the blood In the cirCu
lating fluid II can truly be called the Great IlOOt
pUriHer Tho ST AT source OF seHse riginaeS IN the
blood and no medicine that d lcS not act drrctl,
upon IT, - purify anl renoYate has any Just CLAIM
upon public ATTENTION.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

THE prices that they name and the excellence Of
the fabrics, combined with their extensive n,syrt-
mrut, has rendered the Boys Department Of 4
suks Il Co. u household word TO mOthcrs,
National Republican., 1878-06-01
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Location OF Churches, Name Of Pastor, and
Hours Of Religious Exercises.

The morning services In all tho churches
Cbnrcbes \, s,, IN mosr .sr,ices are
held IN the churches generally at 7:S0 O'Clock.
The following Is list Of the more prominent places
OF worship in the District.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

The glass.ball shooting at Mount Vernon
Springs on Decoration Day was very interest.
ing, aiiordng, rs it did, the many excursion
lists who visited that resort Gn opportunity Of
witnessing this popular sport. The following
are among the best scores made:
l.. L. Mills, l, |, |, l, l, l, /, l. l, /, l, !,
l, l, l, l, /, l, /, l, l, l, l. l, l, l. l. l. l. l,
|, |, l, l, l, |, 1, /, l, l, lis. Double balls
/, /, l, o, O--S. A total of SO out OF
50.
Mr. IIcndcrson-1, /. !, /, !. |, 0. l, l, 0, /, !,
l, l, l, l, l, l, l, 0, l. l, l. l. l. l. l. J. L. l. 1,
!, ., |, l. |, l, o, |, l, l, l, l, 10. Double
balls-l 0, l l, TO- ]. o.. total Of Il
out of 81
Mr.. McLeod-i, o. /, 1,1,1,r, r,1,O,l, /, 0, 0,
l, /, 0, l, l, !, l, !, l. !, o, l. l, J. l, o. o. l.
!, !, o, l, /, l. l. l. ., l, l, I, l, !, l. l. l. o.
0, 1--ij. A total OF i3 out of 55.
Mr.. Woodruh-0 l, o. !, %, l, !, 0, o, I, o, l,
!, l, l, /, ], l, l, l, /, !, O,O-lG. total OF
III out OF y.
This afternoon the regular weekly shoot
takes place at KalOrama Heights, head Of
Twenty first street, and doubtless u large
number of spectators will be present to wit
ness the shooting.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

THE exclusive shapes of our garments and the
cOrcctness of the style Of the fabrics secure, Us
hundreds Of sales of customers who cannot be suit
ell elsewhere. We always like 10 see ono 0f thi,
class Of customers, Us u visit from them is sure
o. add another patron TO the thousands we have
A. s4ks " Co., 3lG seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

IT i Glways gratifying u Us TO mention tho
claims Of the boys Department Of \. slks Il 90
~ The public. Ihe largest boy and the smallest
rAI!l can De suited from their stock.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING
srKur for all diseases Of teethng in children. It
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the Dowels, and, By giving relief and
health 10 the child. gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-06-01

"CAS you assist mo p asked tramp, pokina
his head into hotel paror the other day
Tho porter assisted him down the stairs three
steps at time.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Indications.

For middle Atlantic States rising, followed by
falling barometer, north to east winds threatening
weather, frequent rains and rising temperature.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Services Tomorrow.

Rev. Alexander Kent N'nivcrsalsi) will preach
In IHllmadgr Hall trmOrrnw, Ut eleven a. III, Sun.
day -SChbbl nt n quarter 10 ten u. IN.
The young evangelist, the R,y. Thomas IINrri.
Sor. ut DuulHrtOn Fleet NJ. T.. Church. George
town, on Sabbath, At eleven II. IN. Meeting of con-
verts NJ d Snrramcntnl service ut lhr,c p. New
fashioned love, east und revival service at II quar-.
ter T. eight T. M; gunr-nl revival.
All Souls church, Rev. Clay MCCRuloy, pastor.
Scrv Ice ut eleven n. III. All strangers cordially in
ritch. Ncspcr services at eight o'clock p. m, at
which time seats free.
Rev. W. r. Harrison, T. D. chaplain Of the House
Of Representatives. will preach at Mount Vernon
Piace NJ l.. 'hurrh South. corner Of Ninth und X
streets northwe't. TOMORROW. at eleven II. H., on
The Coming AmliCh ist," aud ut eight p. IN. on
the sixth Dny of CrrutiOn-Man Public cor.
daily invited
Evening svrviccs-thu-ch 6f the Epiphany, q
street b"tweCn Thrtccnth nnh Fourteenth streets,
Rev. VIII lam l'hrrt, u u rect, II. Beginning with
sunday, June :. and until further notice. the hour
Tor sunday evening services will b. six o'clock.
Seats free at tins service.
Rev. H. VI. Collision. OF Ottawa, Canada. will
preach at the Church OF the Redccmer willard
Hall To morrow ut eleven n, III. and eight p. III.
Rev. Dr. Arnold will preach, both morning aud
evening, tomorrow. In the Calvary BAPTIST
Church, corner Of Eighth and II Streets
National Republican., 1878-06-01
TnE MICNO.CIrlN Nm
The report of the microscopist, Professor
Taylor, is a, follows:

Taylor is II, follows:
| have made an examination of the two sam.
pies of butter 50 called received from the chemist
uf the department on the 18th of the present month
May aud Dv your order of that date have made a
microscopic examination of the same. and here.
with respectfully submit the following report.
The buffers have not the appearance of prime
butter in either case. No. Is pale and OF good
color has slight OlOr aud taste Of butter |
consider 1t TO he poor butter or II mixed butter.
When We've under the microscope with pOariZcd
light or by plain transmitted light. II appears like
pure butter. 1t II wholly free Of animal tissues and
solid crystalline tnts
No. lsa highly coorcd yellow butter: mclts at
q lower temperature than No. has very little
Olur II any Of pure butter. When viewed under the
microscope by either TOlarzcd or plain transmitted
light 1t has an appearance of butter although other
tests satisfy me that II Is very finely made Uluo
margarine butter
| When UleDmursurinc Is not strained animal It's.
and crystalline fats Ut once detected by the
mCrJsCOpe--thC tissue by transmitted light and
| aud crystalline fats by pJlarLed light. There are
| two kinds In the market, strained and uustranci
OlcDmargArlne, consider that No. is therefore u
| highly purified and strained example.
since oein is the oily portion of solid fats and OF
pure butter we cannot reasonably expect to drteat
any difference in the respective oil glObues Of but.
ter or Of fat There are chemical methods by which
! bo.icvv other changes may be effected and give
| mtcrCscnptca points and workings for observation
and determination.
| Therefore the microscope can only be used Of.
iCCtualIy In the detection Of UluOmC rgarlnc when
II contains tlle fatty acids. such margarine and
stcarinc, with present known tests.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Those Bows Mine

Are delighted at the fine suits which procured
for them at the Boys Clothing House Of b. Robin
sOn x c., Wy Pennsylvania avenue