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National Republican., 1878-10-01
A specjaI-Improyemcnt rest-Cnso.

Francis Miller esq, the assistant attorney
for tho District Of Columbia, has transmitted
to the Commissioners his opinion in the case
Of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Stone, which was pre-
sented by her counsel, Robert Christy, esq.
The petition asked for relief from assessments
for improvements on Boundary street, which
have been charged against her, claiming that
her property lies in tho county, outside the
limits Of the street. Mr. Miller states that he
sees no reason why the assessment should be
declared wholly erroneous" Her counsel re-
lies upon section i.5, Revised Statutes, ID. e.,
to support the claim for exemption OF tax.
That section reads thus: The property OF that
portion Of the District rot included in tho
former corporations Of Georgetown and wash
incton shall not be taxed for the purposes
either of improving tho streets, alleys, public
squares, or other public property of said cities,
or either of them nor for any other oxpendi.
turc of local nature for the exclusive beneht
of said cities or either Of them sc. This sec.
tiOu speaks only of taxes aud tho courts
have always held that special assessments for
local improvements are not taxes. But
to nay for the opening of street in ratio to
the benefit or advantage derived from 1t, Is no
| burden. 1t IL a talliagc or tax. And this case
| has been followed by all the American courts
| The clause that M property in the county out
| side Of the cities shall bo taxed for any Other
expenditure OF local nature for the exclusive
benefit, &C.. defines the scope and explains tEt
meaning OF the whole section. The improve
mcnt of boundary street was not for the cx
elusive beurfit OF the city of Washington, bu
was equally advantagenu. to Mrs. stones prop
erty where ii abutted on that street.
BY section l5l, Revised Statutes OF the Dis
| triCt of Columbia. 1t Is provided that th'
| Board Of Public Works, or the Commissioners
AS the successors Of said board, shall asses
upon property adjoining and to b
specially benefited by the improvements au
| thOriked by law, and made by them, II reasOna
BILE proportion of the cost thereof, not exceed
ing onc-third Of such costs" &c This law !
general and refers to al improvements through
out tho District, aud clearly covers the cas-
under consideration.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Tub-Race and swimming Exhibition.

An entertainment will be given at the Nata.
torum, on L street this evening, comprising
an exhibition in swimming, in which several
expert swimmers will participate, and a tub.
race which, like one previously given at the
Natatorium. will be very funny.l tDurng the
evening Professor odlum will perform the fca
of writing on a slate while under water. He
will also give an exhibition Of artistic swim
ming, doing several difficult tricks in the
water, and showing what can be accomplished
by person who thoroughly master ) tho art OF
nAtatiOn.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
The On-Repeat.d Tale,

We have time ard again advised our readers
In making their purchases Of teas, coifees, flour,
sugar, spices, and in fact all kinds of groceries,
to patronize our friend Bowling, the tea man,
and we have yet to learn of single individual
who has had reason 10 feel other than grateful
10 us for our Oit.repeated advice, for those who
buy their commodities ut the southeast corner
Of Seventh and can rely upon getting them
pure and at the very lowest New York prices
National Republican., 1878-10-01

This we'll known resort has just come out in
new dress and presents a very attractive ap-
peaTanco. The reftting Of the tables and re.
touching of the walls gives a fresh look that
will prove Inviting to the lovers of tho game
Of billiards The bar has been restocked, and
the generous and popular proprietor is ever on
hand to receive his friends. and extend a cor.
dial greeting. Tonight, at eight o'clock, lie
proposes to have the customary fall opening
when doubtless q host of friends will be on
hand to wish him continued success.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

For amusemcnts see second page.
miscellaneous matter on third page.
For Georgetown news see third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
For excursions aud picnics see third page.
Harriet V. Clcary has filed, through her
solicitors, bill for divorce from her husband,
Charles W. Clcary.
Chris. H0lston. an employee Of the parking
commission, fell from q tree on New York ave-
nue., near Seventeenth street, yesterday morn
Ing, aud was severely injured about the back
and side.
AT the Boston Shoe Auction House, No.
Adj Pennsylvania avenue, you can find COM
plete assortment Of all styles of boots and
shoes, and prices % per cont. cheaper than
elsewhere.
The advanced grammar school for boys
will be removed to-day from its present quar-
tiers, in the First Baptist Church, TO u newly
fitted up building, on the north side of street
between Fourth and Fifth street.
About a quarter to four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon q house belonging to William y
Dalton, No. 622 Virginia avenue southwest
took fire from the sparks Of locomotive on
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. and the
flames were extinguishcd without turning in
an alarm Damage slight,
A c6lorcd boy named John II. Mcdonald
was arrested by Detective McDevitt yesterday
afternoon. while oudeavorng ito dispose of
set Of valuable castors, which he could not sat
isfaetorily account for, at a secondhand store
The prisoner was taken to Police Headquar.
tcrs, and will interview Judge Smell this morn
Ing
Tho appropriation for medicines and gro
cories for the sick poor OF the District having
been all expended, they are again left unpro
vided with medical attention. medicines, AM
groceries. DIR. b. NJ. Beall date physician Il
the poor of the Sixth Precnct) offers his pro
fessional service gratis to such as may be II
need.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
BlSE-DlLL,
The Nationals Administer tho wh,tewa.h.

The Nationals Administer tho whitowash.
There were about three hundred persons as.
sembled at the National grounds yesterday to
witness the contest between the Nationals and
Uniques, and II Is safe to assert that majority
Of tho spectators departed satisfied with tho
game as played. On the part Of the Nationals
the exhibition was highly Complimentary, but
two actual errors being committed, while their
display In handling tho bat demonstrated that
they can do well in this respect II other efforts
arc properly made. Their fielding was so
sharp that thoir opponents failed to score In
the work was done in the inn.hold, and the
chief portion Of It by Lynch and Prott, IL re-
solving itself almost into y pitcher and catch
cr's game. While the uniques showed some
good fielding, they were lamentably weak at
the bat, Lynch's pitching proving too effective
for them.
IA. ell 4.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

wanted-Copying.
N. n. Scanlon-Billiards
Meeting Of Lafayette X. A. Chapter.
Deylin Co.-Ncw style Of fall Clothing.
7. :. Gartrell. 90 Seventh street, corner Of I.
John Alexander & Son, lGji Pennsylvania ave-
nue.
Boston Shoe Auction House, ioi Pennsylvania
avenue.
Proposals for street repairs In the District OF
Columbia.
one price only-George c. TIcnnins, 40 Seventh
street northwest
Annie X. lHumphrey Ladies' and GentlCmGn's
Furnishing Store, 40 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
National Thcatrr-John r. Owens.

Mr. John Z. Owens, the great comedian, be-
gan a weeks engagement at the National last
evening, opening with the celebrated play
"our Boys" Mr.. Owens was well supported,
and the delightful comedy was presented In a
manner that reflected the highest credit both
upon himself aud Manager Ford's fine COM
pauy. To night double bill will be pre-
sontcd, and NJ. Owens will appear In Every
body's Friend aud Tho Happest Day.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Tbs Columbia Hospital.

The committee appointed to investigate the
charges against DIR. Murphy, resident physi'
clan at the Columbia Hospital, at meeting OF
the trustees last evening submitted their re-
port, and 1t was referred to the advisory
board The report Is favorable to DR.. Murphy,
but Is referred to the advisory board for the
purpose of having sottlcd few technical
nniIts Mhirh are In hiSpmtc.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
A Grnnd Dlsplny.

Mrs. J. P. Palmer, No. ll07 street prom-
isc. her patrons a magnificent display Of Pa
ris:au millinery goods on Thursday and Friday
next. at which, no doubt. all our fair readers
will bs present. The unusually flne chRmcter
OF the goods aud work msnship will make this
opening to excel anything OF the kind ever
before In thiA District,
National Republican., 1878-10-01
An E,cur,ion Party from Frederick.

Major Lewis II, Mobery, of Frederick City,
Md, with Captain J. R, Michael and excursion
party OF ebout $50 ladies and gentlemen. Wis.
tied this city and Mount Vernon yesterday.
Cornet Band, under tho leadership Of David II.
Moberly The band discoulsed delightful
music. The band sercuaded The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Office and other offices during tine
afternoon.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

FoR upward of thirty years Mrs. Wnslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corTects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrahna whether arising from tecthing
or other causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
20 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Marrying by COn,ent.

The clork of the court has issued the fCl-
lowing permits TO marry:
Thomas Mal!ey aud Ellen Creagan
Isaac johnson aud Elizabeth MahonGy.
r. II. Owens aud Mary c. Owens, of Prince
Georges County, Nd.
William r. Mott, of Winchester Va, and
Ollie F. Bland, Of this city.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Rcnl EslnIu Irnnsfrrs.

benjamin Davenport, trustee, to Mary A.
White, for $3.50, lot 60, square SIS; +. NJ
Lewis to Jlw. Hester, for !, 500, lot s., square
27G; J. l.. Blinkhorn to s. A. Arnold, foI
s., 900, lot 80, square 9S7 S. Phillips to Mar.
garet Hilton ct al, for $4,000, lot Is, square
395; J. S. Crockcr to Sarah Dohannah, fol
81 200 purt of lot 90, square 900.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE-
ME- AND c STREET

At BALIIMORE AND OHIO bEPOT, NKW JENsEN NNF@
SrE AND STREET.
Morning, EVSnmp.
sSi0. Ct Louis a Gin. ex. %i:tO, Baltimore accom-
500, PhilA 4 y. Y. eS. $50, baltimore accom-.
$50, Chico & Piltsg ex. Son y Y, Phil & Bos es
eeu, Baltimore and way Sos Piedmont Strashnrg
stations. Winchester, Fred cki
e2S Fred. 40. MET. br'chO IIagerstown, Point OF
G27, Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS Rocks & way stat, ms.
express sS.57, Baltimore accom-.
ft5, MArtinsburg and Ua-. -5;Oi baltimore express.
gersiown aS INctro si.ss Baltimore & way sta
pollan branch.) uOns. go ,t
s1c:su, Baltlm accom-. ~s:On Chicago q 81 LOUIS,
D.0, baltimore express sEl1, NV, Phu. " Boston
express
.ArrIve dniy. Others sundays excepted.
sFFor the time OF departure OF trains, ses advsr-
tssnl lsni- elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-10-01

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $3.50,
Rt the great Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

YouSa PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise In timo
Clean them daily with THURsroSs IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dcntrihcc known
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and SOUND. Will harden the gums sweetell
he breath, and prevent toothacne. Sold by oil
iruggists. IS and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

We conduct our Tailoring Department on tho
Popular Price System. Esoman Bros, Clothiers
and TailoTs, corner nh aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

ATTENTION! First class French kid Boots,
at $3.50, and goat button Boots, 81 at the great
Boston Shoe AUCTION House, 49l Pennsylvania
nNnnue
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Ther,nometrio Headings.
Tn,il,,atIo,,s

For the Lower Like Region, Middle Atlantic
States, AMI New England falling followed by rising
barometer, southeast b northcas, winds, slightly
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

MES's heavy kip Boots, a; si7i, at the great
Boston shoe Auction House, i9l Pennsylvania
ayanue
National Republican., 1878-10-01

For bargains in Boots aud Shoes go to the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, 49l Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

AUTUNS STYLES, SIS suits to order. Eisemal
Bros, corner eth aud + streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

Go To the great Boston Shoe Auction House
40l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

MuLrrruDEs OF PEopLE require an Alternative TO
restore the healthy action OF their system and cor
rect the der lngeincnt that creep Into IT, Sarsa-
parilas were used and valued untll several imposl-
name. ma Nyer's sarsapariIia Is no imposition.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

WELLS MACHIsE-sPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far kurpsss all others
National Republican., 1878-10-01

FINE New York butter received daily at Spiccrs
butter store corner Of Ninth and l. streets north
west Low prices. fine quality, and fair dealings
are specialties.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for shades.

FALL STYLES, s. pants to order. Eisemau
Bros, corner 7th aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

SiI per cent interest paid on deposits, Special
rates on time deposits. j. II. sQUIER Il Co.
BankerS lii6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

HARD times demand economy. pracuce II b
vating your soilsd gloves with JouvEss Inc
BERors KID GLOVE CLEASsLa. Price 2 cents pt
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
THE pLAsTERERs,


Mr.. Christian stated, iu answer TO q delegate,
that tho plastercrs were now working only
eight hours for days work. Commencing
this morning work will begin at hslf-past
seven and continue until noon. A half hour s
recess will be taken. and OF four o'clock In tho
afternoon all hands will knock off,
Mr. Ralston made an address, counsellng Co
operation on tho part Of mechanics during
which he said that 1t WAS possible by q general
scheme that mechanicS could receive all tho
profits which now go Into tho h,nds Of en-.
pI0yors. lie had visited several Unions, and
found them all willing to assist In such move.
ment.
Mr.. Emmons requested that tho committee
on organization should pay attention to th'
navy-ynrl machinists. At present he was
delegate from an unorganized union, which die
not suit him. BY proper attention the navy
yard machinsts could be made Q powerful
union, but at present they were somewhat dc
mornlized.
The Chair announced the following appoint
ments to I'LL vacancies In several committees
Executive. Mr.. Tierney; Judiciary, Richar'
Emmons; finance, J. +. Garrison, aud mass
meeting Messrs. Sardo aud Boston. Adjourne
| to 90 into executive session.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

ARE you bilious. troubled with heaaache dizzy-
ness sick stomach, constipation. &c1 Arc you dys-
peptc, nervous dull, and languid? Averse to oil
eIertion. i your life m!Jerablof You require
blood Take ou,sTs iRisM fEA, Tho great mouse,
hold remedy It will soon relieve You. Sold by all
druggisu, u cents per package, which makes
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

WoRKINGhES's PANTS, $l.5O and Sc; very
substantial. Eisoman Bros corner 7th and +
National Republican., 1878-10-01

ATTENTION Is called to mems hand.stitched
calf GaitcS-$3.JO to Sat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House, iOl Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

ATTENTION Mems calf Boots, at s2, at the
great Boston Shoe Auction House, 4Ol Pemnsyl.
NaulR ayenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Amusemepts and Excursions.
New Advertisements. 4

CosIoug.-vGriety performance.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Oweus In "Our Boys
National Republican., 1878-10-01
lowing Is the score

Totals.....i3 10 n . 81 Totals.....0 an 10 Is
The Columbian College Basc-Ball Club de.
fcatcd the nino of the preparatory department
yesterday afternoon by the following score:
National Republican., 1878-10-01

Is your hair harsh. drv aud stin1 Does II rchIs,
TO curii Dress IL with 1HoNPsoS'sl oMADE OPrIMR
Will improve It, sold by druggists. 30. Price IS
and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

Errors-Colcye,i 1; rrcp.,O, Thrce.baso hit-Frist
toe, /. Two-bsse hits-Smith. | James, Ednion'
ston, l. Umpire, Professor II. u. Noble; scorer, W.
b. Keyscr, Of Marlboro.
National Republican., 1878-10-01

Utica, y. Y.-Lowell. g; Utica.
Holyoke, Mas.-BuGalo, 3: IIolyokc, 1.
Albany, n. Y.-Aibany, s; Manchester, 9.
Providence, II. I.-Providence, 2; Boston, ].
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Ab,trncts of Court Decisions.

julius LASsnU RGH, the Popular Low.Priced
Carpet Furnisher, 437 7th, between d and +.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Carriages.

DREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, AND
sell your Ga5ton ciothIng 70 ,yonr own af
northwest
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid
as ! make spGc.aY oiJieiP. ,,, ,,,,,,p,r,,, ,,r
TENDED To, Hu2Tu
National Republican., 1878-10-01
se.ton Hall DilIiard-I,oom.

We MAKE Boys Clothing one Of our special.
ties. Eisoman Bros, 7th aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-10-01
Restaurants.

ESTAuRANT PARISIEN,
III lI24 Pennsylvania ave, opp, Willards Hotel
FIRsT-CLAsS FRENCH RESTAURANT.
breakfast, 30 cents, from =. m. 70 l2 M dinner,
rs cents, from TO y. IN. u carte all day.
mar .5ly u, BROCHk. Proprietor
National Republican., 1878-10-01
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS sHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS
Can be sold for The highest cash prices dents cloth
Ing especially desired, for which the eklTQne waive
Yll be paid by calling on ar addressing II ERZOG, Ss
Ninth street north west, near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended To- mar2u
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10
Facts Worth Remembering.

One thousand shingles laid four inches
to the weather will cover 100 square feet
of surface, aud five pounds of single
nails will tasten them.
One-tifth more siding and flooring is
needed than the number of square feet of
surface to be covered, because Of the lap
in the siding and matching of the door.
One thousand laths will cover seventy
yards of surface, aud eleven pounds of
lath- nails will nail them on.
Eight bushels of good lime, sixteen
bushels of sand and one bu-hel of hair
will make enough mortar to plaster 100
square yards.
A cord of stones, three bushels of lime
and cubic yard of sand will lay 100
cubic feet of wall.
Five courses of brick will lay one foot
in height ON chimney. Nine bricks in
a course will make q Hue eight inches
wide and twenty inches long, and eight
bricks in course will make fue eight
inches wide aud sixteen inches long.
A box twenty eight inches by sixteen
inches square, and twenty eight inches
deep, will contain barrel.
A box twenty-eight inches by fifteen
and one-tfth inches square, and eight
inches deep, will contain q bushel.
A box twelve inches by eleven aud one
half inches square, aud nine inches deep,
will contain half-bushel.
A box eight inches by eight iachcs
square, aud eight inches deep, contains a
peck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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the AhI>pcriEg. "Fr~a AIs saaic.ss
tn, clergyman accented TO the puipl;
tea the Scriptures gave "u; the tao
hymn -msde al appropriate prayer, IN
which tbe king ~ss recognized with. 'ui
fIsomeness-snd then he arose,,and broke
the seal of the missive he hai received,
and fpund-.t bank Not a word. nor N
pen-mark appeared. With calm smile
the clergyman cast his eyes over the con-
grega.ion, and then said:
.Brethren and Sisters,-here il moth,
lag" Aud he held up the paper to show
that it was blank. "Bleesed is he whom
nothing can annoy: whom nothing can
make afraid, or swerve from his duty.
We read that God made from nothing all
things! And yet look at the stupendous
majesty of His infinite creationw
And thereupon, the candidate went on
with powerful and eloquent discourse
on the wonders and beauties of creation.
Suffice it is to say that Frederick be-
slowed upon him the vacant chaplaiucy,
and that in time he came to be the kings
chief contidaut and spiritual adviser
N. Y. Ledger.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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netting. aud irDn lite professional chair
the q 'ctnse that King killing =, the
cspfIce of private parties can uBJsr any
eircu lie justified. The crime OF
attempted assassination in the present
case l. PECULIARLY dsstArdly and foolish,
because Emperor William j. no, . mere
vulgar u-urper, but the legitimate occu-
pant Of q throne 10 which he aud his
great Ministers have addei g!ory.-Es-
change.