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DTICE.
NlTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE DIS
w solved PartnershiEby mutual consent from this date.
R. ". THEODORE PURVIS.
Aug. 23d, 1878. OVEREND G. ROSE. Ise7 IT,
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LAND IOR SALE.
TO LET.

TRNHE MAKAI STORE AND ROOM OVER.
IL head in the new fre-proOt building, corner of Fort and
Hotel streets. VIII be rented separately il desired.
jal2 Apply tt c. BREWER e. CO.
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NlTICE.

NlTICE.
A s HAVE NOT TO ACCEPT
N the Agency of the Te.phone Company for the Islands,
I will dispose of the Telepboes on hand and 10 spare. at their
cost to me; and will glaIy give information in regard to
or Telephone Lies to any person desiring il.
c. II. DICKEY,
SCI I'm Haiku, Maui.
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r. KoHALA, Sept. 4th
Commercial Advertiser !:
g. 31st L see in an arti-
rs, that L am the only
not support his ideas
IN of affairs at the Queens
. to say that / do not. for
not think the document
written in a truly profess
do not consider that my
has been sufficient to war
the gentlemen constituting
of the affairs of the Hospital,
'ey are quite competent to
st of the institution. Third
at DR.. McKibbin was so ex-
f surgeon, as l have, when in
rdially invited to visit with
nat letter of mine can be in
lry, as l have written but
that to DR.. Rodgers in an
was requested to sign; but
i've such an epistle, I would
t published if any point can
whenever my opinions on
ed by the committee I will
but as l have stated before,
God taste that I, being a new
: views upon the committee.
ctfully.
L. S. THOMPSON NJ. d.
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mTICE.
IOTICE


THNHE ARTNERSHIP HITHERTO EX-
d ISTING betweel the undersigned PHILIP MILTON
and G0ODALE ARMSTRONG as Sugar Planters, at 0lowalu,
on the Island Of Maui, lnder the firm or style of P. MILTON
j. Co. has this day bea dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this twelfth dy of September, 1878.
(Signd) GOODALE ARMSTRONG.
(Signl) PHILIP MILTON.
Witness. (Signed) WM. C. IRWIN.
The undersigned will cary on the business at Olowalu
under the style or firm ofC. ARMSTRONG & Co, and will
assume all the liabilities o'ne late firm.
SELL (Signe) G. ARMSTRONG h Co.
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To PIanters--Sugar Machinery.

Y NN DtRSIUN Ed hE FIX III X ED
IL TO receive orders-fuTnish drawings and prices for Sugar
Machinery OF every description and to auy extent. Mills,
vacuum Pans, CARRIERS, EvaporatOrs, Double Effect ApPar-
stus, sc. &C, &c, imported on short notice at lowest rates.
Iy2O G. BREWER & co.
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notice.

Il s HEREBY GIVEN, THAT DURING MY
IL absence, my son, TbGas X. Lucas, Is fully authorized to
transact all business as / were present to do the same in
my own proper person.
sci I'm GEORGE LUCAS.
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TOILET.

4 THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES NOS.
"a 14S and $50 NuuanuAvenue. Apply to J. II. WOOD,
Nuusnu, or Z. A. WILLIAMS, 81 Fort st. ln3 N
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3 OF the Holy
D:h, beg to offer
Nations on the
priesthood.
D .~ercies bestowed
.confding in His
Nnity Of pure and
all dear to US
R%Kudful Of the i'm
r Of the love and
brethren of the
holds most dear,
Of God, and the
!" May we be num-
Il your self-denial,
the Master,
.e of the Christian
ar life may insure
which it has been
flock entrusted
words as an hum
and that you will
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sUpp EuE COURT OF HA-

Justice OF the supreme OUuLS.
Attest: A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. sepl4ot
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Tho RIiie Match To-day.


The Columbia Rife Association will shoot
Its long.expected rife match to-day at Ben.
nings over the 800, 900, and 1000 yards dis
tances fifteen shots for each contestant at each
distance, the bronze medal from tho National
Rifle Association forming the first prize, and a
twenty-five calibrc Remington rife from the
Remingtons the second prize. Six members
will shoot in this match, and, from the scores
that have recently been made on this range by
our Washington rinemen, II is safe to say that
the occasion will be one of unusual interest in
the annals Of rifle practice.
The members of the club will go out on the
ten a. m. train, and the match will begin at
eleven on the 500 yards range aud at the close
of the shooting at that distance they will have
their lunch, and will begin shooting at the 900
yards distance at two p. m. Visitors going out
on the 1870 p. m. train will reach the grounds
In time to see the beginning Of the 900 yards
contest.
There will DO no charge for admittance to
the range OH this occasion, and all are cordially
invited by the association to attend-ladies as
well as gentleman-and II Is understood that
quito n number Of the former will grace the
occasion by their presence. Every one should
take field or opera glass.
The members Of the club have been assured
by the proper authorities that they have moth
ing to fear at present on account Of the recent
prescntmGnt by the grand jury, which will go
upon the docket and come up for trial in its
regular order. II is stated that the counsel OF
tho young man who shot one of the target
markers on Decoration day Is pushing the case
against the club.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-"Johu's" restaurant Fried oysters. ?5 cents
per dozeu, in box. Seventh aud d streets.
Sanitary Officer Robert Sutton condemned
during the week ending Saturday last 1850
bushels Of oysters.
w. s. Roosc has sold to Richard Lloyd,
esq, of Alexandra, Va, sub blois % aud 81,
square lg2, for 5000.
The grand jury yesterday recommended
the following discharges Reuben Tyler burg.
lazy, aud Joseph Freurd, grand larceny
Pure NEWFOUNDLAND Cod Liver OIL at SOC
per bottle i full pint. at Drew's drug store,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Herbert 4. Paris, editor of the Ldbor
Times states that no su, h per on as John Roach,
who, it was stated, was arrested In Baltimore
for indecent exposure, Is connected with his
paper
EARLY yesterday morning some person
threw brick through the show window of
Or. Kussell's drug store, corner of Vermont
syenuc and Fourteenth street, breaking two
large plates of glass.
The alarm of fire turned In from box 2l3
about $50 o'clock yesterday morning, by Of
frcr Rhodes was OCcasioucd by fire being dis
covered in an upper rOom of house No. lOll T
street. The cause could not be ascertdincd.
The damage amounted to about 800.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon q
colOred man driving a coal cart was attacked
with u fit at the corner of Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. lie WAS taken to Drew's
drug store aud proper remedies being applied
he was soon able to resume his place On the
Coal cart.
The chimes will be played this evening by
Professor MiddOws, IN compliment 10 the art
lists Of the Hess English Opera Company, COM
menCinp nj six O'Clock. TIC programme /, to
consist Of select sns from The Chiu.ys OF Nog-
mandy Faust Bohemian GIrl,' Mar
tha." aud "MHritana."
-Drt,ctiycs McD,vitt and vuss ycs.cr!ay
morning arrested Edward Colbert, alas Ian.
caster, Cy!JrUd On the charge Df StvliIngH gold
watch Irum his cousin, DAVID Chase. CU.burt
is locked NJ At police hcadqulrter, lor a hear.
ing this morning. lie dcurd stealing the
watch, saying that II WAS gwen TO INN by
Chase to sell Tor 80
-Grorgc Mantz was arrSgned In the Police
Court yesterday on tao Ci!alge Of C.mmit;iT.
assault aud battery On J"nn Tourney, aud
Robert Cornell Nantes friend, was urrLg gucd
for asssultu4 Samuel lug,c, Tourney iIiend
After all sides Of the story were heard Mantl
was hnCd SO and costs and Cornell .5 and
COSTS.
-Auothcr crazy man called at the Executive
Mansion yesterday. Ho had q gigantic schciIc
for cuuuiznE the Wcst, and was armed with
the usual bundle of papers. After boring the
usbeTs and dvU keepers :ur some time he wU-
handel over " the police and taken to police
hcGdquartvrs lie viii probably be sent t,
81. ElAbeth's.
-GCstCrddy morning about nino o'clock
while car No G6 al the seventh street line wa
Opposite tue Washington MHrkrt.l House, tn,
conductor, Nj. Jusrph +. Ahrahams, was takci
with Il sImsm aud fell iTuH his car. Th
caused blockade of the cars for time
Officer Dubois procured conveyance ant
took him to his home, NJ. Jos street north
west,
National Republican., 1878-10-22
An USf MENTs.

National Theatre-English Opera" Faust"
The opera season commenced most Rusp-
cously last evening at the National with tho
performance of "Faust" by the Hess English
Opera Company. Miss Emma Abhotts first
appearance In this city rs Marguerite confirmed
In great measure all lattcrng references to
her previous performances Of that character.
Mis-, Abbott Is an artist Of great gins and iIe
culture. Her voice Is fresh and flexible, with
especial power in the upper notes. sho lends
herself to the performance Of Nargne,fir with
rare force aud delightful abandon. Her
rcnditOns of the spuuing.whcel ballad
and the jewel song, As also the love
duct aid the window scene, were
descrvcdly received with great applause,
and her participation in the chapel and prison
scenes c'icited the highest cnc0miums of her
delighted auditors. The favorable verdict of
the great audience in Attendance was cvi.
Lcuccd by the four recalls to which Miss Alb
hutt was compelled to respond. Mrs. Scgun
rs .>jeIc. and Mr.. Castle as Faust received tho
welcome always incident to their appearance
in Washington. The IdlriiHc of Mr. Braran
and the Nsphistoph,'ss Of Mr.. Ryse were favor.
ably received. Tho Chimes Of Normandy"
will be presented this evening.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
MI. unyrriA,s Ennnrnl.

Thu funeral OF Mr.. William Hagerty, who
died Of puraiys,, At his residence, Uu the cor.
uer OF lwcnty.scclud and streets north west,
took place yesterday morning from s..
stephens Catholic ChUrch, aud wus one Of the
largest funerals that Aa, ever taken place from
tal, cdllcc. The funeral was attended by II
gIrt many Of the oldest residents 10 Wash.
ing,on. High mas was celebrated by the
Rev. Father MrNtllry. The paII.hclrers were
Mussrs. Muher, BigEims Ryan Murphy, Tum.
city, and Clements. After the services at the
church the cortege proceeded to Mount OIivet
cemetery, where the remains were inferred.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Comp,uy f returns Thanks.

The annual reunion Of F Company AsSOcia-
ton was held in Richmond last saturday even
ing A committee was appointed, consisting
Of Messrs. Brauder, lIuhgims, Tyler, aud Brock,
to drart resolutions of thanks to Company A.,
ol Washington, D. e, tcstifying the appreca-
tion of the association Of the generous hos.
ptaiity accorded its representatives who ac-
cOmpaui,d the volunteer + company on It's
recent visit to the National Capital An iuter-
cstiug feature Of the reunion was Il mock trial,
IN which the representatives. Of the association
who visited this city recently were arraiHed
lor DEF, ction under social inspiration. After
much humorous OautGriuy The trial resulted in
a lLaLr nLOS.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
THE STREET WORK.
some Of tho Contracts Awarded

Some OF tho Contracts Awarded.
The Commissioners yesterday gave some
consideration to the bids made on Saturday for
the street work IL Is proposed to do this fall.
Mcssrs. Crawford, Hoffman, and Filbcrt will
receive tho contract for laying the compressed
blocks, 1000 square yards, on Z, between Thir-
tcenth and Fourteenth streets northwest, at
s2.37i per square yard.
J. L. Zugg, for the MacAdam Of Washington
street. between West and stoddard streets,
Georgetown, Az square pards, at 90 cents.
For tho granite pavement-Jonathan Taylor
gets u, between Eleventh and Fourteenth
streets at 500, amounting to S5,7il. %; Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth streets, be-
tween L and streets, at Sail, amounting to
Sl362535
W. S. Ross gets High street, between Bridge
and Washington streets, Georgetown, at S215;
u street and New Jersey avenue, at $2.15,
amounting to 14,Sll.35.
lie makes the same bid for the remaining
granite work, but is met by tie bids from +.
VI. Draney for T street, W. W. Simpson for
Washington and West streets, aud Jonothan
TAYLOR for D street.
These decisions have yet to be made by the
Commissioners, also the awarding Of the con-
tracts for the asphalt work. Messrs. J. ii.
Baldwin & Co. are the lowest bidders for the
majority OF this work, and doubtless It will be
awarded to them.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
ThOutre gplnI1ue.

The Comique was crowded last evening
with an apprecativc audience. on the occasion
o. tie first appearance Of Miss Jennie Kim.
bal aud her troupe of blondes. The show Is
one Of the best ever given in this city and
should be literally patromizcd. Otto Burbank,
an I'D Washington fayorite, appears with this
troupe. and was cordially received. Perry aud
MvGrrw, IN acrubatiC songs and dances, are
wonderful. Their business is new, and has
never been excelCd by any O.hoT performers
ut the ComqUe. Miss Annie Boyd. charm.
lug serio.comic vocalist, gave all the popular
songs Of the day, aud Miss Jennie Knball,
supported by tho other members Of the com.
panv, appet.cl to advantage in the sketches
Tho Youth That Never Saw a Woman aud
Naughty Daughters Of the Grand Pasha."
Don't forget the matinee this afternoon at
hali.pRst two o'clock
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Go TO Julius I.anshurgh for carpets.
The Fire Commissioners.


A special meeting Of the Board of Fire Com
missones was held last evening. Present
Commissioners Collins, Hume, and Bacon.
Applications for positions in the department
were received from William McGrath, James
A. Linncy, and John +. Bailey. The latter
applied for the position of foreman.
A communication was received from the
District Commissioners requesting, Ia the
usual form, a statement Of the operations Of
the department for the last year. The mem.
bers Of the board were constituted a commit
tee Of the whole to consider and prepare q
report
A communication was received from the
District Commissioners, disappearing the ap.
pliCatiOn of Superintendent Miles to have
stephen X. Turner retained for one year as
re rairer Of wires at u salary Of S35 per month.
A number Of letters were received from sew
cral manufacturers Of engines, giving inform
alton regarding construction, &C., supplement-
ing their bids already filed.
During an informal discussion, Com mis-.
sioncr Bacon stated that Lieutenant Swar-
niski. the naval attache Of the Swedish Lega-
ton, had made report In reference TO fire
departments and fire apparatus, in which he
stated that he had visited and inspected the
departments in the principal cities OF
Europe and America, and in his judgment the
Washington department is the best.
Tho board then discussed the bids received
for furnishing fire apparatus They adopted
n recommendation TO the District Commis-
siOncrs to award the contract to the following
Fire cngines-Clapp 4 Jones, of Hudson, N
Y. one Arst-class engine, S3,ioo, and one sec
ond class, 5000.
Hook and ladder truck-Buckcy & Mer'
rctt, of New York city, 81 800.
Two hose carriagcs-McDermott & Bro, o
Washington, d. C., $50 each.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Coiored Knights TeInpIars.

Gethsemaue Commaudery, No. 3, knights
Templars, has elected the following officers for
The ensuing Masonic year; Jefferson B. Thomas
Eminent Commander; Julius Warren, General
iusimo; c. II. Jones, Captain. General l.. C.
Bailey, Prelate; Arthur Sommers, S, W. John
l. Hickman, J. W. Arthur W. Payne Treas
srer Professor Richard T. Greener Recorder
q. A. Lemar, Organist and Warden. The Off.
GERS whose time expires January !, 1879, are
Charles A. Lemar, Eminent Commander;
Charles A. Magrudcr, Recorder; George w.
Gaynori John T. Bell, Treasurer; Robert T..
xyerssp, Prelate; William NJ. Ellis, Organist.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Advocates Of Suffrage In Council.

huNoChtes VI III souhth.
A meeting OF citizens interested in securing
the elective franchise for the citizens of the
District of Columbia was held last evening at
tho office of Justice A. c. Richards, corner of
Sixth street and Louisiana avenue northwest
On motion of Mr.. o. s. b. Wall, Major Rich
ards was chosen chairman and Mr.. A. +. Clark
secretary.
The Chair made n short address, In which no
counselcd all present to abjure all questions of
politics, and devote themselves to securing
suffrage for disfranchsed people. The pcO.
pie of the District were able TO take care of
themselves If they were only permitted to do
So They were forced TO pay taxes, but not
allowed to say who should rule them. This
state of things should not exist, but it was
nevertheless true. 1t beho0vcd all good citi-
zens to petition Congress FOR redress, as that
body alone could help them.
Mr.. Swaggart presented u list of representa-
tives from each legislative district, and stated
that the gentlemen named had all been in
yitcd to take part in the movement, and signi-
hcd their intention Of doing so.
Mr.. MoultOn moved that committee Of five
be appointed to report upon permanent organ
izstion and suitable officers at the next meet
ing. The following were appointed members
of the committee: a. G. Richards, II. b.
MUultOn, a. p. Clark o. 5. Il. Wall, &. 5. Ven.
able and =. A. Julien.
After the appointment of the committee,
Joseph Brooks suggested that 1t would be bet.
ter that delegate from each legislative dis
trict should be appointed.
This provoked considerable discussion, In
which Mcssrs. Julien, Wall, Stephenson,
Brooks, and others participated.
A motion was then made to increase the
committee to fifteen members, but, upon being
nut to u vote, was lost
After general interchange of views 1t was
decided to adjourn until next Monday even
ing, at halfpast seven o'clock, when the com.
mittte will make q report.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Go TO Julius Lausburgh for shades.
pnlntern' Union.


The Painters Union met last night and re-
organized under the name of the Practical
Painters Mutual Beneficial Association, No. /,
Of the District of Columbia.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
That for the better protection Of our fellow work
iugmcn, in case of sickness or accident, we form
Ourselves into beneficial association so that funds
eau be procured for their support.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the frst term of six months: President,
Charles II. Wordcr; recording secretary, John
]. Meany treasurer, C. X. Love delegates to
the Workingmen's Assembly, n. J. Smith, John
J. Mcany, and William Boron.
The association propose TO incorporate them.
selves under the general law. Meeting nights
Tuesday of each week. A committee, consist,
ing of Messrs. Needham and IIouk, wai
appointed to arrange the place Of meeting.
National Republican., 1878-10-22

Henry Jackson, welI.known cplored Thief
has been wanted by the detectives on scvcral
sharges of larceny. His latest escapads wa,
last Saturday night, when Annie llill dccoyed
= young man to her house aud robbed him Of
SIS, which she turned over to Jackson Yes
terday morning, while under the influence Of
liquor he incautiou,ly vCuturcd to the Police
Court, and was there spied by Detectives Miller
snd McEfrcsh, who took him to police head.
quarters and locked him up On the charge Of
being common thief
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Real Estate Transfers.

&C. Allen to J. A. Ellis, for s., lot E, square
81; l.. q. Courtney tU j. A. Ellis, for -, lot
Z, square 37l c. L. Smith to George Gibson,
for $50, part of lot 9, square I3si r. Ford to
William Il. Riley, for Sll2, lots l0amd II, square
800; William Wall to Jane Franks, for $500,
lot 81 aud part Of lot ~, square 800; c. VI. Mat.
thcws ct al, trustees. to William Ferrol, for
81 600, lots 4 aud H square 30: r. N. Naudan
to Ida A. Howell, for $4,000, parts Of lots 2i5
and 246, square G75; James Carrico TO Eugene
Bcttes for 81 600, part Of lot 7, square l2!.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
A Lkely ntIert TIsht.

About noon, yesterday, party OF White
and colurcd men became involved in dispute
OIL q street between sixth aud seventh north.
west. A lively scrirumage eusucd, which
caused large crowd to assemble aud created
considerable cxdtcmcu, Ia the ncighJoIAItl.
The white men were getting the better Of the
fight when cry OF "ro.Ice" was raised, which
was the signal for II general dispersion of the
crowd. No arrests were made H. the rrm.-
bstants escaped through nu alley.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
6EvESs. Attorney. General.
TnE COV%TY QUESTION
Ikilsts-IiilII.

The game between the Baltimore lawyers
aud Washington lawyers yesterday afternoon
was very enjoyable affair. There was large
audience present and much interest manifested.
Six innings were played, when the Balti-
moreans were declared to be victorious the
score standing IS to 10 in their favor.
Tho Manchester aud National game this Rf-
ternOon will bo called promptly at halEpast
three o'clock, In order that umO innings may
be played The homo team have been pIac.
ticimg diligently for the past week, aud will
make things warm for the visitors.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YEslERDAY.
Albany, n. Y.-Providcnce, 5; Albany, 2.
Buffalo, n. Y.-BufIalO, 2; Chicago, o.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
An Attractive DIspIny.

One of the most attractive points In the city
is the fine family grocery store of Mcssr. b
W. Reeds Sons, on street They have for
several days past been busily engaged'in open
ing u large and varied stock Of domestic aud
foreign goods. including many novelties SO.
locted by Mr.. W. b. Reed while in Europe
The opening, which has been somewhat dc.
layed by tho large number Of callers, will be
completed to day.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
THO LMbOr Lengme.

The regular weekly meeting of the Labor
League was held last evening at the head
quarters, John Pope Hodnctt, president, in the
chair. Tic meeting was an unusually large
one, owing to the fact that the laborers Of the
District bad undeTstoOd'that fraudulent claims
had been filed iu the Treasury Department by
men who are In collusion with the contractors
to defraud the wOrkingncn out Of their dues,
Luke McGarry offered the following resOlu.
ton which was adopted:
Rcso'rcd, That the president Of the Labor League
appoint ten white aud ten cOlored men 10 make tho
necessary arrangements TO hold a grand mass
meeting N protest against the allowance Of any
claims by the Treasury Department which are not
represented on the Congressional Rcr0rt, as 1t wa
to pay thee claims that the appropriation WA
originally made, and that the committee mCC
next Thursday night 10 make the final arrange
muIIIa lLr IllN hmllMIg Of AaId mas. .meeLlmg
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Work for tho Minister.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses:
Livingston Browning and Mollie NJ. Evans.
BENJAMIN Daniels aud Elizabeth johnson.
Jerry Gordon aud Elizabeth Wood.
George A. Lcnz and Clara BTemerman.
II. G. Baker, of Harrisburg, Pa, and Annie
II. Linville, of this city.
National Republican., 1878-10-22
Tn. Curlt.I M,II-Eobbiup Case.

Special Agents Tdball anl Henderson yes.
terdny arrested George H. Richardson, a col.
orcd man living at Fort whpplc, Va, and a
eolured man named Macdonald, who drives
ont Of the House mail wagons on the charge
Of being iln,iCalel in the recent purloinug
and robbimE If letter. at the House p,st.u1bcc,
at the C"lttpl. Both prisoners were lockud
uy foI Il hearing to-day.
National Republican., 1878-10-22

Iouso PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin thcIp. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with TIfrRsToS's Ivory Pearl
ToorH POWDER, the most perfect dentrfce known
IL will keep them through life In good condition
" hite and SOUND. Will harden the gums, sweeter
he breath, and prevent toothacne. Sold by al
iruggists 70 and 90 cents per botle.