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National Republican., 1878-07-03
Fourth Of July Excursinns.

As usual, large number of excursions will
leave the city tomorrow by rail and river.
An excursion train for Hsrper's Ferry, pass
Ing through beautiful region, will leave the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at s:i5 q. M, return.
ing at $3.50 p. IN. Round-trip tickets, $l.40.
The steamer Mary Washington will make
two trips to Mount Vernon and three trips to
Marshall Hall, leaving her wharf foot Of
Seventh street, at ten a. 1.-TWO p. m, and Ave
p. N.
The steamer John W. Thompson will make a
trip to Ieonardtown, leaving her wharf at
seven o. M, sharp.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will leave at
five this p. m. for an excursion to Piuey Point,
Fortress Monroe, and Norfolk, returning Fri.
day morning at eight o'clock.
A grand excursion to Arapolis will be given
by the Franklin Temperance Legion, leaving
the Baltimore aud Potomac depot at 1880 II. m.
A select family excursion, under the aus
piccs Of the SOvcrigns Of Industry, to Fortress
Monroe Norfolk, and the Capes, will leave on
the steamer Jane Moseley from.the Sixth street
wharf at seven this p. ~, and return at six
o'clock Friday morning.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
HOME AFFAIRS.
CfTT NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter ou third page.
For excursions and picuics see third page
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
New gas-pipc has been put down on the
south side of X street as far as Thirteenth
street.
Look at the Curative Corset, just out.
Douglas, Ninth street. sole agent for the Dis
tIict
Mrs. NJ. Cora Bland delivered lecture OH
Health to company Of ladies in her parlors
last evening.
"A garter-snakc at the Smithsonian Insti-
tute yesterday gave birth to twenty eight
young snakes Tho whole family Is doing
well.
The camp.mecting Of Mount Zion A. NJ.
L. Church, llilisdale, ID. C., will begin on the
10th instant and hold over two Sabbaths, at
Pncourt wood.
Beautiful ,bronze lamp-posts are being
erected at the corners Of the foundation Of the
pedestal Of the Thomas statue, In the Four
tecnth-strcet circle.
Excursions down the river on the barge
Cockade City every Wednesday aud Fri
three o'clock p. N.
james Wardcr, little son Of Mrs. Warder,
residing on Eleventh street, between S and T,
had his foot badly crushed at the draw Of the
Long Bridge Monday.
We have the first number of the Irish
Nationalist from James Brllow. II Is edited
and published in Louisville, Ky, by Mr. John
l.. Deise, formerly book binder In the Gos
ernmcnt Printing'Ohico.
The annual Fourth of July picnic of
the Bethlehem Baptist Sunday. school OF Hills.
dale will be held iu Locust Grove Uniontown.
Hon. Fred Douglass, Professor Grceuer and
DR.. Green will address the assembly.
A wagon ran into TaylOrs New York
creamery push-cart, at the corner of Niuth
and streets about nine o'clock yesterday
morning and caused few gallons of delicious
cream and milk TO be poured about the street.
] McSSrs. Charles Walter and A. s. TAYLOR
have filed their bonds rs Justices Of the Peace
Tor the action Of the clerk of the court and the
court itself The former gives as surctics
Francis Mohun and Philip M0huu, and the
latter Charles n. Moore aud +. s. Wcscott.
A boy named Frank Smith, living at I23
Sixth street southwest, while playing on pile
Of railroad ties ut the corner of Sixth street aud
Virginia avenue yesterday afternoon had one
Of his legs severely injured by one of the ties
filling upon him.
"A colorcd cripple named James Holmes
bad quarrel with man named William
Ncitzc at the Seventh street wharf last night
aud struck him q heavy blow on the head
with his crutch, knocking him insensibie.
Some bystanders who saw the act held Holmes
and turned him over to Officer Burns, and as.
sisted Netze to his home.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
News from the Sloop TuttIe.

The many friends of Mcssrs. R. II. Wade,
EFT, and W. c. Macarthur, the crew of the sloop
Tuttle, which left this city at six o'clock Mon
day morning for u two weeks pleasure trip
down the Potomac aud the bay, will be glad to
learn that they cleared safely and arrived at
Alexandria ut half.past seven o'clock, where
they took aboard plentiful supply Of salt
junk and other provisions necessary for the
trip. They then put out and proceeded down
the river stopping at Mount Vernon Springs
to put ashore Mr. Clarence COrson, who started,
intending to go only to Alexandria, but be-
came so much taken up with the trip that he
was 10th to leave 80 soon, aud proceeded along
with the party as aforesaid to Mount Vernon
Springs The young gents look and act con.
sidcmL!y like old salts, and have already NC
quired the nautical phrases.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
CHOICE butter, only twenty cents, at LOnckton's
Trying to Keep out Of the Pepitentiary.

Trying to Keep Out Of the Penitentiary.
Justice Humphreys yesterday issued writ
of hdJeds corpus on Warden Crock err of the Jail,
to produce the body Of Catharino Bailey, and
made the writ returnable on Monday next
Through her attorney, Mr.. II. T. Taggert, the
petitioner states that on February 8. 1878, she
was indicted by the grand jury on the charge
Of grand larceny, and, as she believes, wrong
fully convicted Of the Ofionse. On March 30,
1873, she was sentenced to the Maryland PEN
itentiary at Baltimore, at labor for two years.
She claims that the sentence was illegal aud
void, because the Legislature Of Maryland had
by law, prior 10 the Imposing Of said sentence,
prohibited the further Incarceration Of con
victs from the District Of Columbia and tho
Attorney. General of the United States was
notihed accordingly, and the District Attorney
of the District informed thereof on March 80,
and that criminals must be sent TO Albany, n.
Y. She represents that by the act Of the
Maryland Legislature the court was without
lawful authority to pass the sentence, aud
| even IL It had been, II could not now be en-.
forced. The term at which II was passed has
| expired. and tho court Is without jurisdiction
to change the sentence. Therefore she asks
discharge from the illegal custody in which
| she Is now held.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
Minor District Notes.

The bond of James Lawrensen rs a notary
public was received.
The heirs of Samuel Carusi propose to leave
to the District of Columbia the Theatre Com.
ique building for use as Police Headquarters,
Police Court, &c.
Solomon J. Fague, as attorney, asks, In re-
gard to the general revision Of assessments,
whether the board Of audit awards are 10 be
regarded as fnality.
Mr.. p. s. Smith, clerk Of the Washington
Market Company, yesterday transmitted q
check for $3.50 in payment Of the second quar-
tcr's rental to the poor fund.
The annual report of the inspector Of build
iugs has been submitted, showing the receipts
from permits for sisty-thrce new buildings
aud repairs to have been 1914.
Licenses have been issued as follows: Union
Transfer Company, J. r. Lcrweiner, passenger
coaches; Finley & Houch, Thomas O'Neil
liquor dealers; p. J. Dcvine, hack No. 6s; J.
S. Swornistcdt, insurance returns; Maggie
OBricu, liquor dealer; J. E. Berry, two
coaches.
The nuisance that has SO long existed from
the old sewer running from d street under
Mctzorott's music store to Is street Is about to
be abatcd The filth Is to be removed, and q
new eighteen. inch pipe sewer substituted for
the one now there. Every effort will be made
to carry off the debris without giving circula-
ton to offensive olors
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits: To build-James Malan, one two.
story brick on Seventh between c street Rnd
Massachusetts, avenue southeast, for 81 COO
Repairs-L Mangan, raise brick house No.
1885 l. street northwest $500; Charles Pearson,
undcrpin houses No. 1906 and 1908 Fourth
street northwest, S2j Patrick Connolly. back
building to house No. o Fifth street northeast,
$50 John +. Green, three wood-sheds, $50; J.
W. Hughes, coal.shed, $50.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
GETTING OFF EASY.
A Case In Which Judge wyiis and the
Jury Disagreed.

Case IN Which Judge wylis and the
Jury Disagreed.
The case Of Joseph Radkinsky. indicted for
exhibiting obscene pictures and prints to tho
public view, came up for trial In tho Criminal
Court before Judge Wylie yesterday. The
law not only makes It an oGense to exhibit
pictures Of this character, but also punishable
for one TO have them In his possession
The proof was ample aud complete that the
pictures were exhibited, aud, while the de-
fendant denied placing them In his stereopti-
eau aud showing them, he did admit having
them IN his possession, ans only showed them
In the package Of prints, at the persuasion Of
several men whose curiosity rose above their
good morals. In the face Of the positive tcs.
timony the jury returned o verdict Of not
guilty.
The accused walked around from tho table,
and, approaching the bench, with q wave Of
the hand, began muttering words Of thanks to
his Honor for his unex pccted release.
Justice Wylie, with some stcrnncss, said TO
him your thanks are due TO the Jury not
the court. You have been acquitted on the
plainest evidence Of guilt over offered In this
court. II verdicts Of this kind will be re.
turned don't think there Is much use Of
holding court. think that have q right to
say this much under the circumstances"
Radzinsky-"Can / have my box aud
viewsY"
The Court-"Yes the jury says the pictures
are not obscene. Take your box and 60"
National Republican., 1878-07-03

Major Morgan, Superintendent of Police,
yesterday issued au order to the police, notify
Ing them of the transfer to him by the District
Commissioners Of the duties and responsible.
ties Of the deflInct Board of Police Commits.
Eioners until further orders, and that hereafter.
and until further orders reports must be made
10 him OF all complaints Of citizens Of any
dercicton Of duty on the part of officers or
privates, who will be held to strict account for
any infraction Of the rules. Captain Brock,
Lieutenant Vernon, and Major Curtis have
been detailed as II board Of officers TO try
charges against mcInbcrs of tho force.
National Republican., 1878-07-03


Tho Board Of Health held q meeting last
evening. Present-Ds. Verdi and Cox; and
Mr.. Marbury. The finance committee re.
ported several small bills, which wero ap-
proved, when the following report of Health
officer keeue for last week was read:
Nuisances reported, 3j7; nuisances referred,
2s; nuisances abated, 257; nuisances referred to
Commissioners, II; official notices issued 3;
citizens complaints, l5 causes Of death inves-
tigstcd, o. pecuniary conditions Investigated, l;
burials at public expense, !; investigations for
local cause OF disease, typhoid fever. 8; scar
latina, u; premises found sanitary, 9; insani.
tary, 2; tons Of garbage removed, ga dead
animals removed, 100.
Marine products inspected-G2, 400 ccams,
l8,635 crabs, 3i3 bushels Of oysters, 5,559
punches Of FISH, and 50 surgeons. Condemned
l 400 clans, ,i25 crabs, As bushels Of oysters
and surgeons. Unwholesome food con.
demncd-li5 pounds of beef, 4s of mutton, 81
of veal, POS of pork, 20 Of bacon, 2ll cucum
bers, "a cabbages, and 15i bushels of miscel,
lanc0us fruits and vegetables PouLd report
animals inpounded, l7O redeemed, l6 killed
1885, sold, 2; amount realized, sl175.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
. AlrAc, CoAp. EI,cman's, Seventh and
Real Estate Transfers.

J. W. Milburn to Columbia University, for
50, sub-lot q, Of south grounds of Columbian
University Thomas Young to j. F. Bradley,
for !l72, lot Il, square l76; Asbury Lloyd
trustee, TO {. Z. Fraser for -, sublot 1, square
5lG; c. l.. Fraser to NJ J. EckloG, for s., sub
lot l, sduure SIG W. B. Lord to W. NJ. Cross,
for 81, lot H. square $50; X. J. Collins trustee,
to W. Is. Lord, for Sl lot IA, square 539 sam.
ucl Butt to X. X. Bealle for $50, lot 9, sub
division in resurvey OF Peters Mill seat Mar.
shall Brown to 4. r. McChcsncy aud II. Baker
Smith, trustees, for u ISL l. subdivision of
Pleasant Plains; L. Prosise to G. Barker fol
g., 1000, lots ~, and 10, square 37s; NJ. NJ. Roh.
rer to W. Muchleiser, for 800, lot IL, square
45L
National Republican., 1878-07-03
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT,

RIVER FRONT.
ArrivedsSchooners Edward slade, Sopcr.
New York, to load coal Mary Price, Candy,
Iiavrc dc Grace, with 25i tons of coal to May
field & Hieston; Robert Healey, Brooks,
Havrc de Grace, with coal to same Ross WI
mans, Hubbard, Havrc lie Grace, with 13s tons
Of coal to Dickson & King; Oliver Under
wood, Cover, Little River. with wood to Smith
& Wimsatt; n. II. Skinner, Thrasher, Fall
River; John E. Sanford, Dighton Sallie Cor.
sey, Philadelphia: Richard Hill, New York :;
J. h. Van Dusen, Booye, Providence, all to load
coal.
Clcared-Schooners Helen Tobin, Bugbce.
Hoboken, with 575 tons of coal Edward Sladc,
Sopcr, New York, with $50 tons of coal Re.
bccca Florence, Richards, Boston, with 392
tons Of coal Teluma, Boston, with 406 tons Of
coal.
CANAL MATTERS.
Tho following boats have reported and
cleared from the collectors Office since our last
report:
Arrivcd-Boats, n. X. Phelps, h. Tannon,
Emma, Apturus. c. W. Adams, q. s. Confer,
J. J. Werth, J. il. Platt, and A. Main.
Clearod-Willie and Johnnie, Jacob Nc
Crew. Clara aud Prudy, NJ. S. Hams, q. s.
| Confer, Arcturus, Katie Brooks, q. W. Adams,
| Elma and Kate, W. II. Ritter, II. T. Yields,
Mary Mertcns, Gilmor Meredith J. 4. Dixon,
Benjamin Miller, DIR. wyle, Busy Bee, c. r.
Manning, and William f. Turner
PORT.
Entered - Steamer Anthracite, Grumley
Philadelphia, with freight to District mer-
| chants; schooner Eva Adoll, Ellis, port OF
Spain, Trinidad, with $50 tons of asphalt to
Paul r. Keller.
| Cleared-Stcamer Anthracite, Grumley, Phil.
adclphia, with return freight to Philadelphia
merchants.
GEoRGETowS PARAGRAPHS.
! William johnson, Baltimore, Nd; Jamei
Knock and lady, Frederick, Nd, and L. Mas
ton, Peoria, ILL.,, are s0journing at the West
| End Hotel.
Officer Grafton Harper, one of the senio,
members ofthe police force, and who has done
duty in the Third Precinct for q number o.
years, islying dangerously Ill at his residence
| on Water street.
At the semiannual meeting of the George.
town Gas. Light Company held Monday night
u dividend Of o per cent. was declared on the
earnings Of the last six months, and the prize
OF gas was reduced twenty-five cents pei
thousand feet.
The public installation of the officers o
Cromclin Lodge No. 80, X. Of p, at th,
Great Falls, will take place on Wednesday
July 10, at half-past ten o'clock Il. m. Their,
will bG speaking by prominent members of the
order. A boat WIN leave Georgetown at al
early hour on that morning carrying passen
gers free of charge.
Tho canal boat Florence Robb, that wa
sunk in the low, : level at the Seven Lotks
has not yet been raised. By the sinking o
this boat navigation has been seriously i'm
pcded as but few boats are arriving. 1t /
also an impodimcnt to the shipping Interests
as there are at the present number of East
ern vessels in port awaiting oargos.
THE mot complete assortment Of thin elothin
National Republican., 1878-07-03
VEGETlNE.
Y E G { tt n E
] Will Try vegetine.
He Did
AND WAS CURED.
DELAWARE, o., Feb. 10, 1877.

DELAWARE, o., Feb. I6, 1877.
Dsdr Sir IL wish TO give you this testimony that
you may know and let others know what Vsgeiine
has done for me. About two years ago u small sore
CAME on my leI; II soon became large Ulcer. so
troublesome that consulted doctor; bat got no
relief lrJwing worse from day to day. I Suffered
terribly coull net rest day or night: was re-
duced my friends thought would never Tecoyer. /
consulted doctor at Columbus. followed his al.
vice; did no good I can truly say was dlscouT-
aged Al this time was looking over my news
In?cr; saw your advertisement OF Vegetlne, the
'Nreu Blood Purifier" for cleansing the blood from
all impurities, curing Humort, Ulcers, DC. said 10
my FAMILY, Will try some OF the NeHsiine Be.ore
had used the hIst bottle began TO feel better
innde up my mind had got the right medicine at
last, could now sleep well nlghIs- ! continued
taking the Vegetine. l took thirteen bottles. Ny
health Is good. The Ulcer v gone, and am abe 10
attend 70 business paid about fur hundred dollars
for medicine aud doctors before bought the vege.
tine. have recommended Vegctine 10 others with
good success always keep bottle Of IN the house
now II s most excellent medicine Very respect
| uily yours, y. ANTiONI.
Mr.. Anthoni Is one OF the pioneers OF Delaware, o.
He settled he.e In 1851 He is wealthy gentleman,
ofthc firm OF =. Anihoni a Sous. Mr. knihonl s eS.
iensyely known, especially among the Germans. He
Is well known In Cincinnati. He Is respected by all.
| IMPURE BIoon-In morbid conditions OF the blood
are many diseases, such o. salt-I sum- rinyworm,
bo's carbuncies, sores ulcers, And pimples In This
condition Of the blood Try tho vEGETISE. and cure
these affections. As blood purifier II has no equal.
| Its effects wonderful.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Yesterday ct the Columbia Buiiding-whai
tho Commissioners arc Doing.

| Yesterday ct the Columbia Building-what
tho Commissioners arc Doing.
The excitement out doors at the Columbia
building had subsidized yesterday, and, except
ing the occasional knotting Of n fow laboring
men together beneath the shade Of friendly
tree TO talk over the prospects Of securing en-.
ployment there was nothing TO indicate that
any change had occurred In the usual
routine Of municipal affairs. The three Com.
missoners were at their desks carly and mani
tested a disposition for punctuality worthy Of
emulation by others, and displayed willing
ness to give audience to all having business
with them. The first callers were DIR. Blake,
Mr.. Joseph Shillingt0n, DIR. Noble Young, and
John Z. Norris esq., who interested themselves
In the appointment Of Dr. Smith Townshend
as Health officer. Then came Marshal Doug
lass and DR.. Patten, Of Howard University
endorsing certain friends for the positions OF
school trustees They were followed by the
Board Of Fire Commissioners, Chief Engineer
aud Assistant Chief The last audience was
given to delegation Of colored men, who
wanted the contract Of the Odorless Excavat-
ing Company abrognted, and that work bo done
by the old process, in order to give employment
to some Of the idle men.
With these receptions, congratulations, hear
ing Of petitions, aud attending to minor affairs,
the time was filled out until one r. IN. arrived,
and then the board went into executive session,
which means that the Commission shut them
selves up to 20 to work. Heretofore the doors
have been opon at all hours, aud 1t was diff
cult for the three Commissioners to secure an
opportunity for private consultation, and the
office hours virtually became general reception
or visiting time. As q consequence, public
business was delayed aud matters could not al
ways be expedited. TO obviate the repetition
of such state of affairs, the secret sessions
have been decided upon |, order that the Com
mlssioners, uninterrupted, eau consult over
matters and attend to their official duties In a
manner that will prove satisfactory TO the
public aud themselves. Most Of the executive
session was consumed by the Commissioners
yesterday In familiarizing themselves with
the work before them, so that they will bc
able to proceed with a knowle Of what they
are doing. No definite work has yet been
mapped out, but 1t will not he many days be.
fore the pick aud shovel will give music on
the streets to the strong arm of the laboring
National Republican., 1878-07-03

Tomorrow morning at six and in the even
ing at six Professor Widdows will play the fol,
lowing selections Of music, in honor of the
DAY, upon the Metropolitan chimes:
H. National peal on eight bells; 2, "Hull to the
Shlci There Good Time Coming" 1. The
over the Summer Sea" CrTaviataI; :, THE Mar.
.eil;aisf Hymn" s, The Flower song" and sol
dicrs Chorus, iror "fanst" 0, Battle Cry Office.
Pretty Jane" y, The Men Of HRr!cch" Welsh,
u, Mabel WALTZ tGUdireyJ; u. Marching Thro
Georgia !: TO- "Johnny Comes MaI?hins Hone :
.Fair Land Of PulHld;" Is. The Iiarp that Once
Thro Iaras Halls;" y, sabre de Mon Peio'
Hurching; q, sweet Bye.Und- Bye" y. HAL
COLUMBIA" q GLORY IIdllClUjah p "A, Home
bweet Home and Yankee DCUlc.'
A REELECTION OF pricCs Oh all wooleus ElsemaI
Bros. corr or snNnrlh nml L strnlts
National Republican., 1878-07-03
VEGETINE
CURED HER.

-, DoRCHBsrER, MAsf.. June II.
Dear Sir! ! feel II my duty to say one word 10 re-
gard TO the great benefit have received nom the use
9T one ofhe greatest wonders OF the world; IL Is your
Nesetine. have been one OF tho greatest sufferers
for tie last eight years that could be living do
sincerely thank my God and your Nesetine for the
such an extent that my feet broke out III sores For
the last three years have not been able to walk
eau walk aud sleep, and do my work well ever
did and must say owe II all to Your blood puri-
her, Negetlne. MARGERS WELLS.
NFGETISE-The great success Of the VnGErIsE E rs
cleanser and purifier Of the blood l. shown beyond
doubt by the preat numbers who have taken It, and
received Immediate relief, with such remarkable
cures.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
Marriage Licenses,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants;
Thomas White and Susan Green.
Robert Sexton and George Long.
Michael Ready and Rose Murphy.
Harvey Mercer aud Lizzie Erause.
William Waters aud Mary G. Thomas.
August F, c. Duchrung aud Anna NJ. Thiel.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
BoYs and chIIdrcns' linen suits. EIscmon's
a Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxpayer should not forget that only thirty
days from June Is are allowed under the re-
cent act of Congress in which to file cluims for
the revision and correction of special improve
mcnt taxes assessed against property since
August 10, 1871. Mr.. John Morris, No. 225
Fourand.a, half street, gives special attention
TO these claims, and has facilities for paying
taxes at a large discount
National Republican., 1878-07-03
TmE best SO suits, at Eiscman's.
No FIre-Cruckcrs To-NIorrow.

Major Morgan, yesterday, issued an order
against the use OF firearms or the disCharging
of frc crackers, squibs or other artificial fire.
works Ia any street or avenue within one
hundred yards of auy dwelling. house, and has
given directions to the police officers to enforce
It to the letter during the ensuing few days
including the Fourth Of July.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
Fire Works.

Those OF our readers who intend purchasing fire
works for the Fourth should not fail TO call on the
National Toy Company 480 Seventh street, where
they can buy the best goods at the lowest prices
Guaranteed largest stock In the city
National Republican., 1878-07-03

Thermomctric Readings.
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States southetly winds
with falling barometer shifting 10 cooler northcrly
winds, rising barometer, cloudy and rainy followed
BY clear weather.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
Fire Works,

Those Of our readers who intend purchasing fire
works for the Fourth should not fail To call OIL the
National Toy Company +s9 Seventh street. where
they can buy the bet goods at the lowest prices.
Guaranteed largest stock In the city.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
Famous.

Nothing In the way of clothing equals the popu.
larty of liable Bros. Seventh aud ID strocts sl1
suits, former price SIS.
National Republican., 1878-07-03
gational 9epublitm.
Arrival Of passense. Trains.


~ BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPor SEw JERSEY AVE
rrE AND STREET.
- Morning. NSnfu1.
seis N. Y. Phil 4 Hos eI sI;s0 baltimore accom-.
~. baltimore express 60 baltimore accom-.
be1, Western express. 500. Y. Phil 4 Dos ex.
eT.BHltlmore scoom. $50, Western Mall.
~, fred. &C.. Met birch. ss:S, Baltimore sccon.
tn, Baltimore Annapolis s&ts, Baltimore express
and way. T:G, Western express
rs, MaTtinsburg and Ha- sR0U, RaltImGre cxpr0sa
- town &C, MET br'ch. seis, Y, Phil 4 hos eI.
aoso Baltimore accom-. I0SS Baltimore accom-.
ns1, baltimore express
sArrive daily. Others Sundays eIosrted-
- For the time OF departure Of trains, see sdvsr.
lseme ents elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-07-03

REDUCED rates to parties remaining ono week or
longer. Season ls7sopens juno Is. Stockton Hotel,
informing Our patrons that q new passenger eeya.
tor and electric bells lin every room have been
added TO the hotel. CiARLEs DrrrY
(of Continental Hotel Philadelphial
lropretor and General Mnnagsr