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Hon. Benjamin F. Wade has been dan.
gerously sick with typhoid fever. He is
now better.
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sALE or nEiL ESTATE.


NAAAH 81 WNANs aAthatu eAAMNAf
Court of Common Pleas
samuel 7. upxzcss ". saran Morrow.
ON lst order % Eaic.
Notice a. hereby given. that im pursuance 81
an order Of Hta issucif uuf ~ the CLERKS uffirr
- SAID Coura ou the tffh dHY nf Innuary. A. y.
ISIS, aud Co me directed Hs sheriff ~ said cuuu.
~. I viii unfr or sale ht tnn door ~ thc Court
HOUSE, iu said county, on
Saturday. Fchruary-l6th. 4. y. ISIS.
AZ o'clock P.M. of said day. tho following Do
.cfibrh real estate Situate lm the county Of Jack
son aud ~fufH uf OHIO, fu-wlE
The cnst-hnlf Of iu-tot No. HeycuiVsulnc r1al
in said town 81 Jackson. ON the hypothesis that
Pearl street lm aatd town Fuua cfat aud west.
Auufa iaHd nf et.I Oh.
TERMS 81 sale. each on dnY uf sale.
To- De- sold Hs thr property 80 Hfmh Morrow,
to satisfy Judgment and decree iu favor %
samuel u. EnNaHsa.
Given unlirf my hand this li'h day of Ianu-
. JOHN M EWING. sh'n !. CO.
Iames Tripp, Any for PiAluum
l9laulw
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"Mr. Chandler gets snubbed. = [Ga-
zette.
That settles it, Now we know there
was no bargain-no memorandum. Else,
why would Mr.. Chandler get snubbed.
The argument is conclusive.
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We find the following in the Chilli
cothe Gazette:
"The Prosecuting attorney Of Jackson
county contemplates commencing suit
against the Auditor to recover thirteen
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The Gazette denies that the author Of
Beautiful Snow" ever lived in Cincinnati.
Some men have no local pride.
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1t begins to look as though Mr.. Hayes
title was only quit-claim, after all.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are Ectting acquainted-and tho-e wh1
are not ought 90 be-wifh the wonderful merits q
that great American Remedy. tho
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
State 90 ohio. Jackson County, Gag
Court uf Common Flcla.
william d1oduli ". John y. Hood q A.
Gs. Hffs gzsfaa ~ a.fm

Ou ith order uf Sale.
Notice D. hereby given. that On pursuance of
% order uf sole Esurl uut uf she Clerks once
10 said Cpuft, on thr t4fh dHY 81 January. a. ~.
ISIS. aud Co mp hlrrUfsd Ha AHrtlW uf said cumms
ty I will Offer fur sale. uf thr door pf thr Court
House, in Iocksunl iu said cuuniys on
Saturday r Fsbruary 10Th, A. D ISIS.
% one O'Clock T.. 81. of said day. the following
described real Cstafc. situate iu the county ui
30 Inrkanm and state % ohio. tnswiksH
Lying and baiuE iu thr inrnrruralr1 Village
az fIurEHuu. jackson county UNlus AMI NuuWu
a. outlet Numhrr Twrufy-nFU laiIs lu the
unuh-hnif uf said town. commencing fnf
boundary nt thr auuihsFnsf corner ~ said Out
lot Numhrr Twruty-nvr l-sl. thruru wei
piuhfN-aiN feet IsII. thence north one Hunarrd
aud sfgeuIN-fhfrr fs.f |i7I.s thence east eighty.
six fHFf IaI.. thence auufi one huudrfti and asNs
enty-thrsH issst ItT.N 60 thn ptaru % hnEtmminn.
and Co Include 40 thp buiiding and hpruHen.
unrfs fhprffu hrluuuiuu.
Appfnisld 20 100 ga.
Trfma uf sale, caah uu dHY uf sale.
To he sold na thr property ~ John n. Wuud,
g. satisfy Judgmeut aud dccrur in favof q
Given undeF my hand this tlih dav ~ lana
hrv. a. u. ls7s IuuM ~. EWING.
sheriff fHrksuu Cuuuty. uhto
". r. FUTrai a. J.. 4. 1uurH, Aif'ya fuF f'l'n.
lJHuaw
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Notice.

wish to give notice that / Will not be re-
spOnsible for any debt unless made by myself,
or on my order. JOHN i. JDNE-.
Feb. =. Ia Hw
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egEfs usLAs1 1Ung
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine % which fhc nnilcfed
arc above directed Cor relief. TIE diecnvercr Be.
iiovcs be has combined iH hnrmonH more % Ma
iurc's sovereign curative prurrrfics, which God
has inatiIlei into TIE vegetable kinNlnm fnr heal
lnR tho sick, tian were ever hcfare combined IN
the great variety - most obstinate diseases which
Il has been found % conquer. In the of
Hronchttia, severe Coughs. and TIC early
stages Of COnsu I'm ption, it has aainuiahcd ne
medical faculty, ant eminent physicians pro-
nounee q the greatest medical discovery Of ne
aEo. While q cures the acvcrest Coughs, if
atrenEihena TIE system nnd purifies the
ing prupertlca, q cures at gIumora, frun the
worst scrofuin q n common Hiotch, Ptm-
pie. or Eruption. Mcrcuriai disease. MinerAa
fni@nus, ant their cncets, are cradicatod. and
vigorous health AMI n Hnund constitution cntab-
llslcd ErYslpclas, sait-rheum, Fever
the numerous diseases clu-cd BY bad hloodt are
conquered BY THIS powerful, purifying, and In
viguraiing medicine.
n you feet duli drousy, dcbiiiiaicd. have saiiow
color % skin. Or VcllnWish brown spots on face
boiv, frequent headache nf iEgi mes, bad taste In
mouth. internal beat chills alicrnaicd with hot
nushe., low spiriis, a91d Eloomy ioEesoilnEs. ir-
suffering FROM torpid Liver. q = nillous-
ncaa.ss In many cHsea nf .Itvcr Conn
Plalnts only part of thcrc avmpioma arc cn-
pcricnccL A. 3 rcmUiiF Cor ~ such eases. Dr.
ficrcc'a Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
a. it enccis perfect curc., leaving TIE liver
sircuEihcugd AMI hcalihy.
SOLD on DRUGGISTS At 81 PtR BOTTIE.
rrcparci hy n. v. PIERCE. n. ID. soia
fruIricier. ai ne WtHLbn DfHFEnaAHr
Buffalo. =. y.
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The Louisianians seem to think that
alps well that ends Wells.
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The Peoples Medical Servant

Dr. n. V. Pierce Is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer OF the foregoing remedies, all Of
which are sold hy druggists. lie o. also the Au-
thor of the Ponies Common sense Medical
Adviser, "A work OF nearly one thousand pages,
with two hundred and eighfy-t so wood-eugfa-
wings and colored plates. He has already sold
Of this popular work
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Probate Notices.

The arHHuuta nf George w. Keller. admins.
TRAITOR uf ptfaf k iiHf. dsr.Haefl
Samuel MHffHrrs administrator 90 Robert
smith. HrrHfaHfl
Gearrs Guiiinnd, administrator 81 Howard
Haven. NHrFHafn.
u. a. Lesley, runriiau ~ ~arnh r. Wadrtin.
Caroline q. Etiriiu Hud Mary a. Hadrilm.
miuuras
MARY Mouis. guardian uf Mafy HeIiert. q
miuuTs
SON dFfFnH"Iis
Eiwsft =. tetkius. assignee ~ william T..
Williams. HaHfHwuFs
Evan y iun.s 1ut trnktn o.. Davis. sneru.
tor of uHVii Ofifn iIs fifrf HafIf.
Amhfu-H Scott guardian uf Ann J. iiayth e
40 minor
John rhinl 8. executor of luscph PHILLIPS,
dfrauafd
Thumas ". Jones, guardian uf navh =.
Jones e mlnuF. hfvr h.su nI.sl lu The fruilatr
Court uf jackson county uif.us fur aUfilrmFmts
Hud the rEfur Hru 80 fff Hrti uutluu auh hear
.u. On f."H 80 fF. Uf january s. ~. t5fs, af o.
.1n. a., EvkNa.
l7Iansw Probate Judge.
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Lgis Nos. - g. g. =. ~. q -. a. q and the
the incorporated Village ~ Jackson, in aid
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In purauaurg of an order Eruuicd 81 ths. Pro.
haie Court oi Jackson County, ohio. { wiif onsf
fur sale, on the
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National Republican., 1878-06-25
THE FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION.
A Preliminary Meeting of the Incorporators.

Preliminary Meeting Of the Incorporators.
meeting Of gentlemen, named as incorpo-
rators Of the National Fair Ground Association,
was held yesterday afternoon at the Board Of
Trade rooms. Among those present were
Aessrs. L. A. Gobrigbt, Richard Wallach, J. o.
P. Burnside, L. q. 1Iinc, r. W. Tyler, F. P.
Hill, L. b. Cutler, W. b. Reed, Richard Smith,
and W. Il. Smith. Mr. Gobright was elected
temporary chairman and Mr.. Reed secretary.
Mcssrs. W. II. Clagett, L. f. Riggs, and I. Z.
Roossle were appointed q committee to super.
intend the receiving Of subscriptions. Messrs.
Richard Wallach, Richard Smith, and J. o. +.
Burnside were appointed q committee to re-
port upon q suitable piece of land for the use
Of the association. The clearinghouse Of Riggs
Co, the Arlington Hotel, and the Board Of
Trade rooms were selected as the places for
opening subscriptions The meeting was then
adjourned until next Monday when pcrms.
nent organization will be formed.
The act Of incorpprotion provides that John
s Barbour, Edmund +. Beale, Richard Wallach,
john A. Baker, S. V. Miles, J. O. =. Burnside,
Fred. b. McGuirc, Marshall Brown, d. Z. Foi-
ney, William II. Phillip, Richard Smith, |.
\. Burritt, A. c. Buell., S. l.. Phelps, J. F.
Ennis, J. q. Berrst, +. F. Riggs, +. l.. Hume,
J. VI. Mason, I. +. Roesslc, L. b. Cutler,
W. B. Todd, II. II. Blackburn, r. X. Elliott,
William G. Moore, Thomas o. Hills, J.
l.. Barbour, $. II. Kaufman, Thomas Russell,
J. W. THOMPSON, William Thompson, II. W.
Hamilton, W. B. Reed W. II. Clagett, W. X.
Smith, A. Middleton, S. c. Mcdowell, l.. G.
Hinc, l.. A. Gobright, c. NJ Alexander and
their associates and assigns, be, and they are
hereby, created body corporate under the
namo of the National Fair Grounds Associa.
ton, with authority to purchase aud hold in
fec.simple not exceeding two hundred acres OF
land anywhere in the District Of Columbia,
without the limits Of the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown, and to erect suitable build
ings and make suitable improvements thereon,
for the care, preservation, improvement, and
exhibition Of products Of the soil, of domestic
animals, and Of the products Of mechanical,
scientific, and artistic skill, ingenuity, and in
ventiOn. The capital stock of the said corpor.
alton shall be not less than S25OOO nor more
than 800 200. divided into shares Of 800 each,
and the association is to be governed by a
board Of five directors.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
CANAL MATTERs,


Arrivcd-Clyde and Bessie, W. E. Turner, F.
L. Tilghman, W. II. Boyd, c. W. Adams, Col.
onel J. C. Lynn, Peter Sinclair, J. L. Read, B.
+. Price, II. s. Dixon, George and James D.,
Tom Bowers, George Hughes, Denton Jacques,
J. r. Contee, James and Willie F. NJ. Oflutt
Carrie ", r. T. Sumner, Captain L. II. Kuhn,
DIR. Eliason, Exchange, Mabel, E. Rinc.
hart, Four Sisters A. J. Mills, Mountain City,
I. F. Lany, II. q. Weld, Amanda, J. W. Corder,
t. II. Paul, occola and Jakcv d. l.. Taylor,
Baltimore, NJ. Reuben, X. B. Cropley, Fall
River, J. II. Farrow, Alonzo Berry, J. Il. Ray,
J. r: Purcell, @. p. Lloyd, A. X. syster,
J. II. Snyder, Regulus, +. II. Irwin,
Robin, L. L. Mouse, A. L. McQuade Belle
Humbird, DIR. Wiley, A. J. Atkins, Busy Bee,
q. $. Young, F, Mofutt, @. W. McCardlc, A.
Bain, NJ. Z. Tice, W. II. Lowe, DIR. Ellison,
Kate Brooks, J. Millie, Alexandra, Lucinda,
X. I. Semmes, Exchange, Elmer and Kate, NJ.
Scally, J. W. Turner, A. J. Mills Carry ", A.
b. Windship, +. Bowers, W. Mcrtens, Colonel
James c. Lynn, Oceola and Jake, Nettie X.
Phelps, NJ. Sinclair, Thomas II. Paul, DIR.
A. A. Riggs, Hunter g., @. II. Moore,
4. +. Lantz, NJ. Reuben, F. II. Irwin, II. G..
Welsh, Morning san, Uno, Ida and Harry,
William Z. Turner, Fleming and Moter, S.
Swain, George Hughes, Nellie, Peter Sinclair,
Laura s., J. w. Carter, Mabel, NJ. c. Merry
man, william Walsh, 4. Rhinehart Mountain
City, p. q. Uhlcr, Fall River, Clara, +. l..
Moore, J. r. Ray, Alonzo Berry, Regulus, ID. l..
Taylor, j. II. Snyder, A. X. Systcr, Four Sis.
ters, L. II. Kuhn, J. X. Purcell, X. d. Croplcy,
J. II. Farrell Maggie c., G. W. Barnett, DIR.
G. +. Russell, II. ]. Kanaush.
FUNERAL OF MASTER BECKER.
The funeral Of Master Hugh Becker, whose
death by drowning occurred last Saturday af
ternoon, at the foot Of High street, took place
yesterday afternoon from the West Street Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. DR.. Howe, pastor
of the church, preached q most eloquent SER
mon, touching upon the simplicity and virtues
of the dead child. During the day the Sab
bath school, companions Of the deceased, called
at the residence Of the parents and badc fare
well TO their school companion. At the church
the school attended in body. The remains
trimmed. The floral decorations were extreme
ly elegant. The intermcnt was in Oak Hill
Cemetery. The sl-bcarers were selected from
his Sabbath school companions
PORT.
Arrivcd-Steamship John Gibson, Chiches-
ter, New York, with aS Sassorted cargo to Dis
trict merchants.
Clearcd-steamship L. c. Knight, Chiches-
ter, New York, with return freight.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS
Sister Mary McCool, one Of the Oldest Sisters
at the Academy of Visitation, died on Friday
night at that institution, and was buried yes.
terday afternoon in the Academy grounds.
the West End nine met yesterday afternoon on
the college grounds, and the college boys wero
defeated by score Of IA to 8.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
LIQUOR LICENSE,
A Petition from the Central Temperance
Committee.

A Petition from the Central Temperance
Committee.
An adjourned meeting of the Central Tenn
pcrancc Committee was held last night, at No.
4o5 Eleventh street, with the president, Rev.
DR.. Noble, in the chair, and Mr.. Drummond
as secretary. Mr. W. B. Hawes the chairman
of the committee to draw up q petition to pre-
sent to the new Commissioners, read the same
which was unanimously adopted. The petit
tion states that the central committee is COM
posed Of delegates representing 81 different or
ganizations, now actively ut work in behalf of
modern temperance and total abstinence from
all intoxicating drinks. Your petitioners arc
advised that the authority to grant license
for the sale Of Intoxicating drinks has
by recent act of the Congress of
the United States been imposed upon you
Acting, therefore, in behalf Of more than 5000
inhabitants Of this District, who, within the
last six months, have connected themselves
with the various organizations In this good
cause Of moral reform, we beg leave TO request
that your honorable body will refuse to grant
license to any person Of this District to sell
Intoxicating drinks. We feel impelcd to this
course in consequence Of the evils which day
by day result from their use. Our city has u
large idlo population that, under the
any moment be incitsd to deeds of
violence that nothing but the strong arm of
military power will be able to subdue We feel
confident the large number who apply for such
license are men who have no regard for the
consequences that follow the sale of intoxi-
eating drinks. The petition requests espe-
cially that the application for license for the
Theatre COmique be refused.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

miscellaneous matter on third page
Court calendar and routine legal news on
lhird page.
As there was not quorum present the
Bible Society held only an informal meeting
last evening
The twenty-frst annual commencement Of
GonZaga College will be held tomorrow night
At Tallmadge Hall.
In the matter Of the contest Of the estate
Of Edward Griffith, dccca."d. the hearing has
been postponed until the Goth instant.
The closing exercises aud distribution of
premiums at st. Peters School, Capitol Hill,
will take place next Friday afternoon.
Miss Adelaide Duval Mack delivered n
last evening entitled AN Evening with the
Poets"
When Fred Douglass, jr., accepted
position in the collectors office he resigned the
one that he held under the Marshal, and is not
drawing two salaries, as charged In Sunday
paper.
The select moonlight excursion of the
several social climbs Of the city, comprising the
Olic, the q. q. s., the W. S. r, and others, will
come OF on Thursday night, via steamer Mary
Washington, which will leave her wharf about
five o'clock.
About half-past seven o'clock Yesterday
evening horse belonging to Whcatley /
Brother ran away from in front of their lum-
Der yard, corner Of Sixteenth and i streets
and succeeded in dcmolishing the buggy TO
which he was attached before being captured
Detectives McDevitt and McElfrcsh last
evening arrested Polish Jew, named Joseph
Radzinsky for exhibiting obscene pictures
kadZin'ky was showing Photographic views by
means OF large stcrcOscOpe on the street. In
his collection were number Of pictures grossly
obscene.
Seven o'clock Saturday evening there will
be a meeting Of the superintcndcnts of the sun.
Day schools OF the city, under the auspices of
the Womcu's Temperance Union, at the Y. NJ
{. A. rooms, in order to etablsh uniform Sun.
DAY school temperance organization throughout
the city.
The Sir Knights Of DcMolay Mounted
Commandory, X. r., of this city have been
notified to appear at their asylum this even
ing to listen to an address by Sir S. +. Thoma-
son on the life of Orriu Welch, Of Syracuse, n
Y, Very Eminent Grand warder Of the Grand
Encampment Of the United States, who died
st his home in March last.
The mysterious and eccentric female who
styles herself the Goddess of Liberty was again
at the Presidents House yesterday, but failed
70 obtain an interview with His Excellency
Her mission is said to be TO obtain pardon for
her son, who Is confined In q Western prison
and unable to enjoy the blessings supposed to
be dispensed by the Goddess Of Liberty.
There was a fight yesterday morning in
the female witness-room. between Georgiana
Russell and Mary Lancaster, both colored' The
easls 6sH was the paternity of an infant, borne
In the arms Of Georgiana, about which there
seemed to be some doubt Georgiana yind-
Gated her honor by polting the unlucky Mary
over the mouth and nose, but paid for it by
going down for ten days.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
An US EN- EyTS.
Theatre Comique.

The Comique was packed last evening with
a delighted audience, the bill presented being
one of rare merit. The female miustrels
opened the performance, and were followed by
the great ventriIuquist, Phil Heath, aud his
funny little men. The Continental Four came
next, and were enthusiastically received.
Their "biz" Is comical, aud should be seen.
Miss Julia WaIcot, u stranger to Washington
audiences, rendered sOine choice ballads in Il
p!cusng manner. The remainder of the bill
afforded the great company az this favoritc
resort an opportunity of showing their sbili-
ties. Don't fail to visit the CoInique If you
want TO spend pleasant evening
National Republican., 1878-06-25
The Police Eoard,

The Police ard met last evening. Favor.
able action was taken on the application for u
transfer of liquor license made by Fred Lut.
ner, of Georgetown.
Committees were appointed to examine the
accounts Of the officers Of the board prior
to turning the Offices over to their successors.
At the request of p p. Little & Co. an addi-
ingtOn.
A communication was received from resi-
dents in the neighborhood of Bennings Sta
tion, asking that Officer Alder, the mounted
officer who patrols that section, be transferred
from day duty to night duty until after the
farmers secure their crops. The request was
granted.
The officers Of the board are hard at work
getting ready for the transfer.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
A unw ut Ii Ennernl.

Albert Biondi, n young Italian, living on
Seventh street, near q southeast, is no
rcspecter Of the dead. The funeral of his sister
took place yesterday afternoon, and his grief
assumed the form Of II bowling drunk. While
in this condition he behaved outragcously and
put stop to the funeral gerviccs. The police
were called in, and had very hard time with
him. lie refused to be quiet, and when
they undertook to arrest him he pitched
into them and made things lively for Il time.
A free use of the baton brought him to suffice
ti0n, and even then he had to be carried TO
the statiou.housc, He was rather badly cut
and bruised, but, from all accounts, deserved
it all.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
NOT YET ENDED.
The Trial of George c. Ellison stIi Going G

The Trial of George c. Ellison still Going On.
The fourth day Of the trial Of George c.
Ellison, indicted for the killing of David Small
at the Capitol on March 7, 1877, was continued
before Justice WyIie, in the Criminal Court,
yesterday. The counsel on both sides were in
attendance. The case was resumed with the
examination of the evidence for the defense,
being fly the medical testimony on q hypo.
thctiCal case as to whether the wound was the
direct and immediate cause Of death, or the
exec sivc use Of liquors subsequent to the ro.
ceiying Of the injury. The witnesses exam.
incd were DIs John SwinbcrI, of Albany, n.
Y; Il. g. Rcyburn, J. Harry Thompson and
Eppa Norris. Without concluding tue tcsti.
nlony, the court adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
DIstrICt Notes.

Inspector Entwistlo has issued permits for
repairs rs follows: George Maschanel, wood
shed, So. J. A. Garfield, extend brick side
building at T and Thirteenth streets north
west, $1,000. Dennis Long, widen area at
0l5 Sixth street, $25. d. F, Fesly, show-win-
dow, at Thirteenth and S streets northwest,
300. Barbour & Henderson, show window, at
3ls Eighth street, $75.
The erection Of strcet-lamps has been Or
dcrcd at the intersection of n street and New
Hampshire avenue and Lingn and Third
streets, Georgetown.
Licenses have been issued to C., B. Pumphrey,
liquor dealer; T, +. GatChcl, insurance re-
turns; H. Mcdaniel, junk dealer.
National Republican., 1878-06-25
Dispcnsinu Justice In Thieves

The cases of William Mack and Harry Arm.
strong, rcccntly arrested by Detectives Me-
Dewitt aud McElfresh for rObbing Mr.. Joseph
Hedrick, a boarder at Mr.. Wilson's house, cor
ner of Fourth street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest, was heard in the Police Court
yesterday morning, and they were each sent
70 Jail for sixty days. Immediately afterward
Mack and Armstrong were aTaigned, with
James Stanley, on the charge Of robbing the
house Of Mr.. John Ii. HaswcI, No. l2IO o
street northwest Armstrong WAS acquitted
but Stanley and Mack were committed for the
grand jury, bonds being fixed at 500 each.
National Republican., 1878-06-25

The Astoria Defeat the Eagie-Gamcs Else
where Yesterday.
The Astoria made a good beginning yester-
day afternoon, defeating the strong Eagle nine
by score of 0 to 1. The game was closely
contested, and the large audience present was
much gratifed at the exhibition.
The Keystone played their second game OF
the season yesterday afternoon with the Active,
and succeeded in gaining another victory, the
score being p to 7.
The st. James and Imperial mines play this
afternoon, at iouro'clock, on the Eagle grounds.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YEsTERDAY.
Buffalo. n. Y.-Cincnnati, / Buffalo, O.
Cleveland, Ohio-Bostons, 2; Forest City, 1.
Rochester, n. Y.-Indianapolis, 3; Roches-
ter. o.
Fall River, Mass.-Ncw Bodford s. Man.
chester, ..
Springfield, Mass.-springdeld, o; worces-
tcr,4.
New Haven Conn.-Harvarl, II; Yale, 3.