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National Republican., 1878-04-12
ANOTHER CASE.
A Gcrmnn Chnrxcd NIth a serlons Crirne.


Lewis Huber, German. aged about forty-fve
years, was sTaigncd IN the Police Court yesterday
on charge Of rape preferred against him by Ann
Brown, q colorcd woman, who lives in Jackson
Hall alley. From her statement II appears that the
accused came to her house last Tuesday night and
,atd that he wanted her 10 go and nurse his wife,
who expected 10 he confined She accompanied
him to his house on Fourth street east, between
East Capitol and streets aud was shown into
the kitchen. She asked where the sick woman was
,ad that she (wtness) had better go to bed in the
next room and wait until his wife returned She
refused to 20 TO bed when the accused blew out the
lamp aud seized hold Uf her. lie forced her down
upon bod, and after considerable resistance on
her part, succeeded In ravishirg her. He kept her
III the house until four o'clock the next morning
"wednesday when she returned home.
AS soon Us she was able she procured a warrant
for his arrest. Oficer Prather, OF the Eighth Pre-.
cinct. arrested the accused "wednesday night.
The brother Of the complainant testified that the
prisoner came to his sisters house about twelve
O'clock Tuesday might and carried her OF with
him. When she came home Wednesday morning
she told him what had occurred and he went with
her TO procure the warrant.
Counsel for defense stated that his client wished
to make q statement, but lac had advised him 10
refrain from so doing
The Court said that this was grave oiFense and
that he would let the grand Jury take hold Of II
Bonds were fixed al sg01J but no one appe airing "a
help the prisoner, he sent 10 Jail hRnlcuiicd tC
Nicholas Johnson, charged with an ofensc Of the
! same nature.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Police Hoard.


The Board Of Police Commissioners met last
evening. Present-Messrs. Britton, sonervillc, Cis
sell, and Herr.
Police work for quarter ending March 81, 1875,
was stated to be:
Number Of arrests 1880 OF which 2is7 were
males and i03 females; ,082 were married aud
s5s were single. The following is the disposition
made: l.l73 were dismissed 2 turned over to mill
tary, 2Gi cent to jail gave bail 2j7 sent to work.
house 80 gave personal bonds to keep the peace, 10
sent to Reform School II not disposed Of and in
349acnses various light puushmcnts have been In.
hictcd. Fines have been imposed in 1h2 cases,
amounting to S. !+4.2A. Three thousand six hun.
drcd and seven destitute persons were furnished
lodging 81 lost children returned to parents ?33
sick or disabled persons sent TO hospital 81 cattle
found aud returned 10 owners, "a doors found open
and secured, 80 fires attended II imquCsts held,
aud i abandOncd infants found.
The request OF 4. b, Anderson and others 10 plny
croquct on O vacant lot on s, near Fourteenth
street, was granted, If certain requirements arc
complied with.
q. c. Maynard submitted a proposition TO furnish
materials and make necessary repan 10 telephones
II allowed to run wires On poles belonging To the
Police Department Referred 10 the committee on
u. Barbour 4 60. offered the Barbour Law
Building No 100 Louisiana avenue for u.e ~ ro-
lice Headquarters at an annual rental OF slsO In
Tho committee on uniforms reported that G. T.
Keen was the lowest bidder aud recommended
that the contract for furnishing summer uniforms
be awarded to him, which was agreed tO. The cost
Of the pants coat and three white vosts will he s2J
The subject Of summer hats was next discussed
and amer considerable debate referred back 10 the
committee uniforms. with Instructions 10 aScer-
tain how many Of last seasons hats were service
able
The charges against privatcs W, IL. Teepes and ].
H. Ross were dis missed.
Liquor licenses were granted 70 Lose kan u
Weaver aud james MCDermOtt.
Y. d. Rank station keeper at the Eighth Precinct,
was promoted 10 the position Of private on the
force. Samuel wilson was appointed station.
keeper vice Rank pr ImOted.
The board then Adjourned
National Republican., 1878-04-12
DIsrRIcT GOVERNMENT.
Matters Before shs Cemmissioners and in
Congress-.


Congress.
cERTIFIcATn FOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
The Commissioner In conformity with request
from tho chairman Of the senats District Commit.
tee, have caused the District Attorney TO prepare
substitute for sensts bill CO., In relation 10 ccrti.
Gates Of assessment for special Improvements, EN-
bodynR the features suggested, and also q general
powor Of revising all the assessments, with, how
ever an express reservation TO parties IN interest OF
the right to appeal to the Sup eme Court OF this
District
AWARDING coSTRAcTs.
The following contracts have been awarded !:
Finh snS sixth street. northwest to j. J. Desmond.
and for laying " and IL Inch pipe sewer on d.
bcSseen Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north.
bidder In each case. The contractor to whom was
awarded the cleaning Of the alleys having failed 10
comply with the prescribed terms the work will be
ro-awardcd after advertisements
ANOTHER SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATE
BILL.
Mr.. Hendee yesterday offered In the House bill
directing the District Commissioners to enforce the
collection of certificates for special improvement
assessments, provided that the Commissioner shat
first revise aud correct all such assessments and
issue drawback ceuhcates, where certificates OF
assessments have been sold, or where assessments
have been paid or excessive charges been made.
DISTRICT NOTES.
Inspector Entwise has issued the following per.
mts to build John Shea, Ave two-story bricks on
Maryland avenue. between Third and four.nnd. "a.
half streets southwest; si0,0o Rcpairs-IiOlden
Bro, frame house; slT5. John A. simms, wood.
shed; $50.
Thomas ". Wheeler, Thomas r. Pcttls J. A. Har.
man X A. Golden x Bro, Richard Harrison, and
samuel Lee have taken out temporary permits a.
produce dealers, which will he respected pending
the actiou OF Congress on the new license bill.
Thcro.were no new developments in the prospect
I've vacancy Of the District COmmiSsionership yes
tcriay. guile number of ambitious candidate,
are already ut work trying tn ilt the chair when
new occupant becomes In Orier.
4 survey has been ordered for now road from
the eastern side of LeDroit rafk TO point oppOsit,
the soldiers Home.
The Commissioners have directed that repairs b,
made TO Nrrinis avenue aud sixth street southt sst
at r cost NJ S3nO
The record, VI the GEORGETOWN water department
have been turned over " Water Register Cox.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
The Presbytery OF the Chesapeake.

The session Of the Chesapeake Prcsbytcry at the
Central Presbyterian Church, for the purpose OF
adopting q constitution for the church, was con-
tnued yesterday, tie moderator. kvv. $. X Vim,
IN the chair. At l:ij the time for aliuugn!ny the
business not heiny finished, the session was eH.
tended until three o'clock when the Presbytery
adjourned.
The members OF the Prcsbytery who were present
were Rev. Henry Branch and Elder J. u. sh!&ds,
Cl.rks, and Rows. william Dinwiddie, o. Area
andria; ]. A. Scott WarrcntOn Va; ]. F. Cannon,
Ieesburg, Va; A. W. Pltzer Washington l.. b,
Turnbun, I0udoun County, Va, aad Elders
Charles p. Jannsy, G. d, Gray, George Wise, OScar
Geld, and ]. D. Tullis These members wSr0 enter
taiued by the congregation.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
HOME AFFAIRS.
CfrI NOTES.
-Roo.e send, New York paper, in advance.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
A very 1ne row OF houses is being erected at
NE corner Of Ninth and streets
The grand jury yesterday indicted John Thomas
Of assnnli with intent to commit rupe Ida Coga.
This is the recent Georgetown case.
The execution of the sentence u Cephas Jones
convicted Of outruging the person of Miss Florence
emith has beeu suspended until the Ith Of pcccm-
her next in order TO allow his counsel to carry the
case TO the General Term on n bill of exceptions.
James Gordon aud Colbert Ward two colorc,l
bootblacks were arrested by Officer Anliss ycSter.
Gay for beating John Matthews, a peripatetic res
taurant keeper. The srray occurred In trout Of tn.
National Hotel, about noon Yesterday. and was
caused by Matthews objccting to having some cakes
and pies taken from his basket by these boys. The
prisoners were taken to the Filth Precinct Station
and locked up for hearing before Judge smell this
morning
National Republican., 1878-04-12
CHANGES IN THE C.ITHOLIC CLERGY
Father Boyle Appointed to st. Matthews
Church.


Rev. Y. f. Boyle for the past siS..eu years IN
charge 81. Peters Church, in this city, was on
"wednesday last appointed 10y Most Rev Arch.
bishop Gibbons pastor OF st. Matthews Church. E-
resd Of Rev. Dr. white, recently deceu.ei. Rev.
Father newolH. some time coadjutnr OF the late
DR.. White, has been transferred to st. Peters.
while Rev Dr. Ryan. Of Baltimore. who has Of late
been oficiGtiug At St Matthew'S, will remain there
70 assist Father Boyle. ~. Matthews Church has
long been regarded ~ not merely the foremost par.
tsh In the diocese Of Maryland but among the most
important IN the United States, and the c0ngre.
CATION may well he congratulated, therefore, GU
their acquisition Ofsuch pastor aS Rev. =. f.
Boyle, 70 whom the quality Of greatness a. priest
an orator, and a man may well be applied.
Though in the prime Of llfc-Father Boyle Is now
only ffty-one years OF agc-he has for more than
quarter OF a century oticiated Us a prie,t Of the
Catholic Church In and around the District VI
Columbia gentleman of his fine endowment
urbanity, aud magnetic character must of course
be popular wherever he moves aud II Is no eXag
yeiation whatever to state that, While he Is almost
tdolized by his immediate parshioners, he Is held
In very high esteem Uy those Of all denomination,
who enjoy the pleasure Of his acquaintance.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Suit on a Prouuisyory Note.

MsssB, Hanna aud Johnston, Os attorneys for
ThcophiIe Papen, Yesterday entered suit against
stilspr HutChns, formerly Of St Louis on an over.
plaintiff reprclents that the note was drawn in ST.
Louis Mo. September "a, 1876, fUr, 800 with inter.
est at ten per cent per Annum, payable at Boat.
paid and has not yet been paid and that he
Claims Tho amount stated as due 10 Lin, with the
exception OF three credits sse l5 s20ss and SiS.3O
was sIirmishing about town yesterday trying TO
find the defendant SO that the process could be
served upon him.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
THE Law RECORD.
Supreme Court Of the United States.

THURSDAY, April II. 1878
On motion Of Mr.. s. d. Perry, Marcus ". Ach-
eson, Joseph s. Morrison. and IL W. Weir, ESQ.,, OF
Plttsburg Pa, were admitted TO practice.
No, 253, The County of Warren, plaintiff In error,
vs.. George q. Marcy.
No. 25l. The County of Warren, plaintiff In error,
vs.. Aug. r. Post.
No. 25. The County OF Warren, plaintiff In error,
vs.. The Portsmouth Savings Bank.
Argument continued by Mr.. George 7. Harding
fendsuts In error IN 2I3 and 25i, aud BY Mr.. s. d.
Perry for defendant In error IN 2b5. and by Mr..
George T. Harding for plaintifs In error.
Adjourned until to morrow at twelve o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
What Senator Burnside Proposes for Us.

scaRt'r Burnside has prcscntcd so few bills dur
ing his Official career that any Lsw proposition from
him would lie regarded with interest. But his bill
Gintroduce instruction in the elements Of moral
and social science into the schools OF the District
Of Columbia, Is something more than interesting
The senstor proposes TO have the youth Of Wash
ingt0n instructed in Industry, order economy,
punctuaifty. patience, selfdenlal health. purity,
temperance, cleanlircss honesty; truth, Justice,
politcnes, peace fidelity, philanthropy. patriotism
tclf rtpcct hope, perseverance,, ChCerfulcss cOuT-
age, self freiianee gratitude, ptY mercy. kindncss
ought " be expected that most OF these would he
Indirectly incucAted BY teachers who understand
their business The people Of Washington are no
worse and no better than people Of any other city
and we must protest against any attempt tO make
them virtuous by act Of 4 Congress In which most
Eelr hbsencl.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Installation OF ON icers,

Pioneer Council NJ. l, Sons of Jonadab, has In.
sailed the following officers: James NJ Larcombe
p C.; Edward Humphrey, VIC; Thomas L. Miller
D. C.; Alexander b. McKInEie, patriarch; John G.
Wilson, II. s.; Charles Brown. =. e.: William II.
Norton. treasurer; Charles N. Nye, O.: Frank Rec
Fidc A. G.i Isaiah z. W. Thompson, l. W; John ",
Esyes, Q; W; Seward {, Beach, orgRn!st; John ".
Hayes librarian.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Real Estate Transfers.

9. C. Magruder 70 NJ. henke. for 5000 lots 49, II
and Is, square so. T.. A. McItlre " N. J. Warner
for -. 10! 2l, square spS. j. MoKley 10 L. Il. Dye
for s. 90, sub.lOt -, ,qunre 32l r II. Warner to
e. 4 Evans, for 800 lot 4. square GS District OF
Columbia " ". L. DraIuhRll for 80 10, lot 2 square
lo3l sano 10 same for slI So lot l. square 1854
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Theatre Commune.

There Is no falling off In the audiences which
nightly crowd the Washington Bowcry. Quiltcr
and Goodrich, IN their Aerial suspender,' ure do
Ing good service for tailors, the floor Is nightly
strewn with smpunltcd vest.buttons during this
funny sketch. Miss Alice Gleason dresses with
good tastes and sings IN n charming manner all the
popular songs Of the day. Miss Annie Hinde, IN
her lightning changes, cannot be cquGlcd. De
Witt Cooke manpuntcs Indian clubs IN an
artistic manner; and the entire performance il
pleasantly diversified with short skcichCs IN which
Jake Budi Bob Ferguson Harry Williams, and the
other members OF the company appear tp advan-
tagC,
National Republican., 1878-04-12
All OF One Mind,

The clerk Of the coua has issued marriage H.
eenses 10 the following applicants: c. ". Con.
stantine and Lille L. Miller; Hyten Myers and
Lucy Locklcy Samuel Phillips and Fanny Brax.
Goldsmith and Oryile lash o. NJ Chandler aud
Annie b. Smith both Of New Market Va
National Republican., 1878-04-12
The NsecI,liu NIuddle,

The case OF J. II. =. Mechln was called In the
Police Court yesterday bl, no evidence was taken.
The counsel on both sides made strong arguments,
after which the court held tho matter under ad-
risemeut aud stated that a decision would be
rendered tomorrow niternoon at ono O'Clock. The
courtroom YVES crowded with spectators, US II was
expected that Judge Smell would dispose Of the
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Hotel Arrivals,

ST Moncn- chnS Sing, Boston, Mas VIM r Gunter
New York; ChaH EAyeT, New York; a LAyhaIn,
Va SAMUEL Ia Ford IT., Cincinnati Ohio: T. D Price
New York; \ strand Delaware: l. TlmbGrluck
aud wife PhadrpuE John u Cole, brooklyn; X l.
Cobb, Ngw York; Edwin Hutl and wiGn, New York;
WIN N HARRISON lr, Philadelphia J Fitch, New
YORK; j T. Jnrrnld. Philudelphla; John Hodnett: st
Louis ChNs + smith, MOuue,l. Mrs Hands Montreal
l. 8 Miller ami wife, IhllRdelphiai Harvey Burge
aud vie, PhilglclLhlG John Z Hutchns Phuadel
phiG Aydrsw ko'snp L, , hh,IlAdSlnhiI Amos Cart
New York; CSiont PO D e. Duyalt New York;
Otto Ilndmnn New York. llirau Moore, lChiCagO o.
y N Morgan, NO& Jersey,
hDPrbd,-J MlnShali, Chester Pa W G Gam6;
bell, Huntington, Va kTacLpr. Richmond, Va d
Harrison, New fork; " VIM New York; 4 E
Peters, New York J. Elliott; Charlotte, Va Bug;
rett Chica Gy u Brown, NashYilJe, Tenn; W n
WDodwel, NJ Vernon, II; II Wilson and wihs
WllmuglOn, Del Mis- Wilson, Wilmington Dell
W W BOyce Va
4ksiropoIlsHl,-JF semmes, II ]; Miss sermes II
l. A " Archer, RiGhmond John Sherley Spring.
nsd. liz 4 Dickinson, phittdspha: Emory ard
family n q WV McCyude,', PhiladelphiYi JaInei
A!ws' Pa RsITy 4STsios AID ahSs!sSSlS ~ h% Ss
Levi New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
dMUSEM ENTy.
"UnCtc Toms

"Unclc Toms Cabin"-NationaI Theatre.
The numbers and briilancy ofthe audiences that
have attended the several performances OF Jarrett
& PRlmers "Cnclc Toms Cabin" during the week
Afford convincing proof Of the favor and nppreclR-
ton awarded that attractive play and It's excellent
accessories 10y discriminating public. The few
opportunities that remain uC witnessing the grand
revival" will doubtless he well improved. The
usual programme will he given in all its excellence
this evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

As they say In mining parlance, the woman's
hotel In New York does not pan out we'll"
Mrs. Stewart held a second reception, as q
means, possibly, Of further introducing the
hotol to public notice, There are Ouly two
hundred boardsrs in the house, according to
Che reports, whereas it has Communications for
thousand, aud one paper asks the very peril.
pent question whether there are uny women in
the employ of A. T. Stewart 4 Co. who eau
afford to live In itY
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Mothers, Mothers, Mothsrs,

Don't fail to procure MRs wISsLows SOOTHING
sYRvP for all diseases Of teething IN children. It
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie,
health 10 the child. gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
CITr ITEMS.

70 THE CoSsUMr1IyE-Wilbors Compound OF
Cod Liver OH aud Lime without possessing the
very nauscatng flavor of the article as heretofore
used, Is endowed by the phosphate of lime with
healing property, which renders the oil doubly
cffcacOus. Remarkable testimonials Of Its eiiCacy
can be exhibited TO those who desire To see them.
For sae by A. Il. Wilbor, Chemist Bostou.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

THg patronage among the frs..cass hotels IN
E6w York Is constantly changing from one hotel 10
fhs other. The Grand Central Hotel hs, recently
melted the direst wrath Of IT. competitors by Ocr-
lug the same Accommodations for ii and 81 per day
less than the Others.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

Too little boys were seen few days since
on Washington avenue, the one with an accOr-
doom iu hand the other with large placsrd In
front, upon which was printed in large letters
|Lsdies and gentlemen, ] am the mother Of
6yO children. Please help me-"
National Republican., 1878-04-12
HET XDVERriSR ENTs.

Course oflecturcs at Mount Vernon Place Church.
Auction sale Of unredeemed pledges at Z. Held
enhcimNs
Eotice-stockholders OF the Progressive Com.
mercial Association.
Mr. NJ. A. Connolly No : East Sixteenth street.
New York city-opening.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

ARE you bilious troubled with headache. dizzy
peptlc, nervous, dull. and languid? Averse to all
excrtion. Is your life miserable? You require II
blood. Take QuIKg's IRISH TIA the great mouse.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. Sold BY. all
druggists, 8 Hnis per package, which makes a
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

In a description of an enthusiastic demon
tration ut a political gathering the types de-
slsred that the air was rent with the shouts
Of ten thousand people"
National Republican., 1878-04-12

A MIss GRUBB is announced TO make hoI
debut In the West as Juliet" After trip to
Europe Miss Grubb, no doubt, will spell her
"Victualli. ."--NO,TisiowH Herald.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

YoC need uot suder long with headache n YOU try
. bottle Of LOdille's Headache Specific. Cut this
notice out und carry with YOU for reference. Only
hfty cents bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-12

YorsG PROFILE do pay attention " your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise in time.
Clean them daily with TIIURsToS's ivory PEARL.
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dcntrifCe known.
1t will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound, Will harden the gums, swcctcp
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
drulgllls. % and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-12

Is your hair harsh, dry and stff2 Docs Il refuse
TO curl? Dress II with THoNpsoS's PosAbE OPrHE.
viii Improve IT, sold By druggists, 30. Price 25.
and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Y. NJ. G. A.-Grand Reception at Lincoln
Hall Tonight,

The Young Mems Christian Association will
give reception and entertainment tonight at
Lincoln Hall. Vocal aud instrumental music,
readings, and n short address by distinguished
Congressman will be among the features OF the oc-
pasion
National Republican., 1878-04-12

WELLS NAcnrE-sPKrAD sTREsGrgEsIso PtAsI
KRIS arc still the best known. Their Curative pow
eIs far surpGss oil others.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

HARD times demand economy; practice II By
renovatirg your soed gloves with JouvEss ISo
DrRous MD GLOW CLEANSER. Price % cents pc
bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-12

Amusement- Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRr.-rnc,e Toms Cabin.
THEATRE CoHiQuE-Jake Budd and q now Va
siety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Tho District Courts.
CIRCUIT oouRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Wall VS.. PrentiSs ct al; hearing continued.

CIRCUIT oouRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Wall VS. PrentiSs ct al; hearing continued.
Equity YCoURT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
Wheeler vs. Jackson sale ratified finally; ref
erencc 10 auditor. Fitzgerald vs.. ODonohue; ref
erence to Special Auditor Loyejoy. Claggett vs.
Brooks ct al; bill taken for confessed as to oil de-
fcndant'; sale decreed and trustees appointed
Gilmore vs.. CLipmGn; Oh hearing
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTIcE wYLrE.
Charlotte Beckett, colored larceny OF cloak
from Miss Ida G. Browning valued at SIS. Owing
to nRws IN the indictment the accused escaped con.
vietiGn although the proof of her guilt was clearly
4. NJ. sprague, assault not guilty.
Fanny fSttls, larceny of gold watch nom T. j.
Potts seymour, forgery and false pretencesi re-
cogniZance forfeited.
anthony Brooks, forgery; demurrer to the suf-
ilcieucy OF the indictment was entered and pend
ing further discussion the court adjourned.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit -ChiefJustics Cartier. No. G.,
Connsll ". Vaudcrwerken, No. 42s, Hoffman
iIolston vs.. same; No. ~, Levi vs. Brennan No.
ii2, Slater sharp; No. AS, Robertson vs.. Me.
Donald, No, 40, Lehmann vs.. Pullman Car Com.
i6l, barbour 4 Hamilton VS.. Hoover; No.
iG6, Woods Machine Company vs. Wood No. 800,
McGowan go. VS. Morton, alias Snow, No 40,
Chesley vs.. Maryman ct Gl; No. Az. Chesley VS..
ys. Crawford ct al; No .ls2, Waters Patent
Heater Company vs.: floTce; No i6i, fIelChcr VS..
Fletcher; No. 4SG, Wators Patent Heater Company
vs.. Hall Waters No. 4s7, Grinder vs. Carusi.
Equity Court-Justice MacATthur.-NO. 10, Folians-
bee ". Russell; No. Is, Mitchell VS.. Mitchell; No.
10 Cole VS.. Douglass No. q, Parsons W. Parker
No. q, Tickling vs.. Keuglc; No. 25, Lewis Us. Nor
ris; No. %, Rubincnm vs.. Rubineam; No. q, Burger
VI. Wiugcrt No. 2s, Tuohy vs.. BigelUw.
Criminal Court-Justicc Wylic,-James Dun.
nington assault John Shea resisting officers Will
lam PhyHC, false PreenCeS A. 7. Sherman, assault;
p sch6lIbury, receiving stolen goods Thomas.
Hnlmss. larceny: William Norris, larceny: Samuel
Harris larceny; Henry Oldham, larceny NRmil-
ton Ford, larceny John simms, larceny
National Republican., 1878-04-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. sQuIER h Co,
Bankers lil0 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

A CANADA village has three centeuariaui
aged 100, l0i, and l05.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Psssssgs. Urains.

AZ BALTINoRE AND ONO DEroT, NEW JERSEY AVE
EUK AND STREET.
Morning EVnf'G.
wis, N Y.Phii a Bos e1 sI:so baltimore accom-.
Sz. baltimore express. tt0, baltimore accom-.
~, Western es press. s:CO n Y. Phil Bos cs
~ Baltimore accom- IS.an Western Mall.
o1k. tred. &C, MET. br'ch ss:y5, baltimore accom-
kx2 Baltimore Anne polls ses<s Baltimore express
and way T:1, Western express
~, Mariin.burg and Ha- shOO, BaltimCre express
Gsrntowp ac (Met br'ch, saiS Y, Phil Hos e.
s1o:so, Baltimore accom-. iO:t5, baltimore accom-
NV Baltimore express.
Arrive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
81 For the time Of departure OF irains see adver
tAcnnents elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Indications

Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy rraihsr,
ss'~ area, followed BY rapidly clearing ,rcaihe
vsaeriy ,rinds, stationary or lorer Temperature,
Jailino, followed BY rising, barometer.