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cAaorssl coIrEe1AsE INSTITUTE.
rednesdsyNight OF tho CommGncem

- fsfsr rssss
son wednesday evening he closing e1er-
S,es or fh6 Commencement Of th Caro-.
lima Collegiate Institute were ,wi.ueeed by
number ofpersons from the SURROUNDING
,oidrntry ss veil as the town. Som time
beSnre the sppointed hour had ahyed,
oIiSs 4 number of persons were asse4 bled
in the ehspas which was soon cro4ed.
Affer some s1ceilent music, the folloing
nrsosSramms Nss rendered in highly iter-
esting mannss:
Tbe-Fairys prama-"Th Sleeping Bs,-
fvTsEsNhichsIF rendered the previ4s
:sTyssni1e. si andn npeated at the request of te
audience. sE \
Music.
Extracts wes then spoken by the boy
who competedior the prize to be given
the best declailer, as follows:
Eugene LangtonZ"old Ironsides."
Z Harry McGHth-''Dying Chief.
willie MurrEi-"Bruce to his troops"
.NeyiH FAINT The Sword"
Hammie :Wpb-"New England's Dead.
Robbie Tow93-"Landing Of Pilgrims.
N.lhMcCullR"Lord Ullin'. Daughter.
| ;Rmtus sFsnt!sSoldier's Dream"
sRohbie Clark Sailor Boys Dream"
Tom FfiersorE Burial Sir John Moore.
Parl Sharpe Hard Times"
Erest CocchrSa-"Our Schools should r
ceive Moral Cu4nre."
MIN Sullivan" Trenton"
ScipioE Eeathes s&on-"Seminoles Defianc
ReYs. D. E. Nhrson, DID,, r. F. Cad
| den, H.F Chrisbberg and w. II. stricl
land, whol Constituted the. committee
Judges, awarded be prize to Muster Erne
Cochran.
/ E. B.SMurrsysSas then invited by Il
President to pfeSat three p-izes-the fin
sebnd and thiri.S to Miss Pet Rec
Mis- Dessis NaSdin and Master Robb
i Towers, respectfully, for the best compos
ton, on The Sasons." Also, the fin
second and thimprizes awarded to Mi
Lncnle Nardin, Mister Ernest Cochran ar
Misa Anna Bsll3 Towers, respectively, for Il
best icompositions|pn the History of J
seph
These interetint exercises re.ss
closel with. the ranaition of the entertai
ing dalogue.s.Bolk and Bars"
Chiice music waid idiscoursed on the occ
sion y afrs.Pinhad on the Violin, a
computed BY daughter, Miss Nett
Pinkhd, on Tisao, which added great
Ito. tha aepioymps sotshe occasion. We a
glad 5 hare tho opportunity of attendir
thessEnterestirs exercises, and wish Il
Instit,se may ii:th future meet its rnerit'
q succeS. { sst
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The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township.) respectfully announce
him as a suitable candidate for the Office of
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the result of the primary cleo
ton. Help our old worn out teachers.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Fork Club No. q met to-
day, 18th of July. It was moved and Sc
conded that Democratic Club No. 9,
do agree to unite with Fork Rangers on
the 18th of August, for a pic mic, and invite
Fork Club No. to unite with us, and in
vite all aspiring for Office to be present and
address the people. The following COM
mittee Of arrangements have been appoint
cd; Club No. 2, Messrs Balls Hix, G.. w.
Maret, W. s. Lee, P. s. Mahaffey. Fork
Rangers, Messrs. ]. NJ. jolly, J. R. Meridith
and Sloan White. President Mahaffey was
added to the committee, by q unanimous
voice from the club. Said coramittee to
meet at Browns Muster Ground on the 12th
Of August.
The ladies are especially invited to attend
with their baskets. Messrs. Editors of the
IsrEII1aENcER and Journal are respectfully
invited to attend.
P.S. MAHArFEY, President.
w. S. LEE, Secretary.
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IF
The Woman who rejoiccs in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie;
The Student who eats hastily and sits
down ut once to active mental labor;
The Business Man who bolts his food in
eager haste and hurries to his counting
room;
The Hard Drinker could look at the deli
cate glands, swollen and festered with dis
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
The Lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant.
and oil who lead sedentary lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or indigestion, Consti-
patton and Headache :. 9j5s, &;
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HoxEA PATH, s. c., July 20, 1878.

HoNEA PATH, s. c., July 20, 1878.
A call meeting of the Honea Path DEM
ocratic Club was held at this place to-day,
VIM. Lee presiding. The following nomi:
nations were made:
For the Senate-Hon. R. w. Simpson.
House of Representatives-Dr. T. A.
Hudgens. Hon. ]. L. Orr, Maj. E. B. Muir
ray and DR.. w. G. Brown.
County Commissioner-Ezekiel Harris.
On motion, the Club adjourned to meet
on first Saturday in August, at 3p. M.
WM. LEE, Pres.
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CLUB MEETINGS.

The Bowling Green Democratic Club will
meet Saturday evening next, at o'clock.
Members ore requested to attend punctually,
as important business will come before the
Club.
A meeting Of the Bolton Democratic Club
is called to meet Saturday evening, the 9th
inst, at p. m. All members, and those
who wish to become members, are earnest
ly requested to turn out, as business of im-
portance will come before tire Club for con-
sideration. G. w. MCGEE, Pres.
JAS. W. PooRE, Sec.
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HENRY GENTRY announces hims,

HENRY GENTRY announces himself
a candidate for the Office of School COM
missioner for Anderson County. Having
been disabled in the late war by the loss of
q hand, he solicits the favorable considera-
ton of the voters of Anderson County.
he will CONFIRM to the arrangements that
may be mad dS by the Democratic party in
reference To ttle urinary election.
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The friend, of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
recommend him as suitable person for
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the nomination of the Demo.
cratic party.
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All persons knowing thehsel VS. bs
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Liver Is King.

]. L. TRIBBLE, Secretary.
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H. G. REED, Sec.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
What Andrew jackson Davis Believes,

Andrew Jackson Davis the clRirvoyant author
Of "IIornonial Philosophy" "PrnetnIin" Views Of
Our Heavenly Home" &C. talked very interest.
ingly for over an hour In Talmadgc Hall last
night, 10 u large audience, composed chiefly OF
spritualIst or so.called investigators on what We
believe" At the conclusion Of his rciuarLs he rad
the following a. what he believed and what he did
not believe.
What he did-In one absolutely perfect God both
father and mother.
That man, physically, was evolved from the
animal kingdom.
That man, spiritually, Is a part of the spirit Of
God
That every person Is rewarded for goodness and
puaished for evil, both IN this world and In the
next
In the universal trumphs of truth Justice and
love. n the Immortality of every xuman mind
In q sensible communion between the people of
earth and their relations in the summerlRnd and
In tic eternity Of the true marriage III the prin
CiplCs of eternal progression aud development
That the harmOnnl philosophy Is q new revelation
10 reason Of the infinite harmony Of the universe
That what Is called sp!ritualism has variCusly
marked modes Of impressiug the bodily senses
vito evidences OF future life. That spritualism
has tel thousand times more living testimony to
the truth Of It's claims than Christianity htS of
dead testimony 10 establish Its sucnllcl miracles
That the most thoroughly deceived spirituulist is
les d"ludgd t!tau the most respectable CGlvinst
Methodist, or other seCtaTiGn.
What hc did uOt-ln the orthodox scheme OF sal.
vattOn or .HInuHtiOn that Is, inc original SIM atone
! ment, faith, or regeneration: IN the identity Of
primitive thrs stiun!ty uEd modern spiritunlisn; in
the identity OF modern spiritunlsn aud ancient
mugC IN flce love; IN the existence Of either elc-
mental ur ClcHCaiury spirits, or in the existence of
anything WsCnt.EIly evil; In rGincarnRtiOu, or that
any foreign spirit eau dIsplAcG the mind Of any liv-
! Ing man. Mnen lie htnHH"i reading he said that
| he would not promise 70 believe 10 morrow what
| he did to-day,
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Reception at wiiIard's Hotel =.

The reception given by Mrs. Imogenc Robinson
Morrell ut Wizards, ON Saturday evening, was All
exceedingly brilliant affair The music and reel
tations were superior, and all who participated are
well known for their talent The singing by Miss
Eva Mills, Professor and Mrs. Fsirlanb Miss Herr,
OF Georgetown, and Mr.. HIckOX was very superior
aud recitation. by Miss Annie Ware. little Eva
Henderson, Master Burnett. Mr.. Edward Hay, aud
Mr.. lierruld Underwood were all entertaining.
Among the three hundred guests were ex. Mayor
Wood of Brooklyn. Colonel aud MrS. Hooker Mr.
Chapman Coleman aud daughter Mr.. and Mrs J.
X. Raymond. Mn. POstlethwuitc Mr4. Mead. MrS.
James H. Todd Mrs white, MIR and Mrs. Edward
Hay, Nm. Cnl.CJnrah, brand Miss Woodbury., NEA.
H. Herr Miss L i. Johnston Miss Hoffman. Dr. and
Mr.. Burnett. Dr. BlinRri Mn. and Miss faSsCtt.
Mr.. Whitaker, Mr.W.C.Todd, Mr.. aud Miss solomon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey. Mr.. Underwood. Mrs. and
Miss Cake. Judge Lander. Miss Ransom, Mn.
Long, Mrs. Wuc0tt, Dr. Elliot CUucs, Mrs. East
man Dr. md Mrs. Z. G. Cox. Mr.. Ckurehili. Mrs
Maury, Mr.. aud Mrs Mncar, Colonel K :. Norton,
Dr. and Mrs. Harlan, Mr.. aud Mrs. u. &. Fornuy,
Miss l.. e. smith, Grace Greenwood and Miss LIP
pencUtt. Mr. und Mr. Spuhurd, Hon. Timothy
Davis, Mr.. Julia Holmes, Mr.. James II. starr,
George Banks, Professor Taylor and Dora,
Johnston. Representative and Mn. Baync,
Representative and Mrs. Maginnis, Representative
and Mrs. Watson, General and MH. RiCc, Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Giddiugs, Representative and
Mrs Thompson Representative and Mrs. Evans,
Representative and Mrs. Herbert, Mn Ward, MIR.
Frank GJr'Ion A. Herr Smith, Mrs. Senator Cor.
don Gcnerll Bdlks, Mrs. senator Paddock, Repre-.
sentative MGish'' Mary Gay Robinson, Mrs. Whit
Mr., Shaw, Mr.. Wclderburu, and many other jour.
ualis:S,
National Republican., 1878-04-15
B.forc tho District Co,nmItt.cs.

The subcommittee On the judiciary Of the Dis
trict of columbia have agreed npon bill equaliz-
lug the charges for -four inspections In Georgetown
und Washington.
The saRe subcommittee have also considered
GyUrably ,he bill for the prevention of begging In
Washington by making II the duty Of police officers
to arrest persons found begging In the streets and
to take them before Justice of the peace who shall
ascertain If they IN need Of the necessaries OF
life and, II 80, notify the District Commissioners
fOr relief: aud, II not to sentence them 10 thirty
days In the W"rkhouse.
Mnjrr Randolph who proposes TO improya tho
srwrfrgr y,icIn " Washington by building main
sewer fru tie ur'enal Ia Seycntecth street was be.
fore the House District Committee ugGin last SatIr-
day. lie said that by utilizing some Of the sewers
already hG.lr he could construct his proposed
sewer Tor sl6JVD, and keep IN good condition ai
al expense not exceeding $500 Per mInum
Lieutenant ilUX!c who was present said that 81
far a. he had examined Major Raudplph's plan, he
CuMtdpIed L Q lenslble and good ono.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
MECHLIws puxrsHxEsE
Conclusion Of the Case In the Police Court
He 10 Sentenced 10 Two Years and On
Month Of LIN nIi a MN anf-An nne nj TAX en-

Conclusion Of the Case In the Police Court
He is Sentenced to Two Years and One
Month ofImprisoum ent-An Appeal Taken.
The Mechlin case which has occupied the attcn-
tion OF the Police Court for several days, was tenn
porarily disposed Of last Saturday. Judge Smell.
according TO his announcement, delivered his de-
cision at one o'clock. The court room vas crowded
with the friends Of the young ladies and others
curious to see how the case would end The daugh.
tens were all absent Judge Smell delivered long
decision In the case Of the first assault, which wns
made on bis daughter Charlotte In October 1877 he
imposed a fine Of s2O, aud in default thirty days
formations he imposed a sentence of six months
imprisonment making In all two years for the four
assaults
In his decision Judge Smell speaking of the right
In common law Of parent to ChnstiSe moderately,
said The tendency OF the times rs indicated by
Judicial decisions has been osOflen rather than in
crease the nspcrty Of the common.lnw maxim.
Under its influences the right of the husband To
chastise the wife has disappeared and In our pub
lie ShOOls corporal punishincnts have given place
TO better methods; but the right Of the father 10 in
net moderate punishment unquestionably still re-.
lnains.' He reasoned that the defendant In naict-
ing punishment upon his children acted from tenn
per aud unworthy motives rather tnan from con-
scieitiOus convictions Of duty.
In concluding he said the vioence-tEe un-
natural and unreasonable severity manifested, the
disposition OF punishment to ofiense, the inseisi-
bility, coarseness. and brutality which charnc-
terlzed all these painful scenes, all bcspesk q
heart regardless Of social duty, and exhibiting all
the ordinary symptoms ofH wicked, dcpraNed, and
malignant spirit. From n caIefui consideration OF
the evidence ] fmd the defendant guilty OF the
several assaults and batteries charged III tho infOr-
nation"
Mr.. TGegart, counsel for defense, gave notice of
appeal, aud bonds were tlNed IN the several cases
amounting In all 10 500 shortly after the adjourn
nent of the court Mechlin was released, Mr.. w. b.
Webb having become his surety.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Sailor Suits, s25Out ErrMAS's, Seventh and
ADaring Attcmp, at Outrage.

The Alexandria GG:eis reports the following
daring attempt at outrage a white Ian, whose
name could not be ascerained tut who has been
engaged in getting out lumber near ryh!ck CAurch
for some time past, entered the house Of William
Siinms culUred, nSur that place few nights since
and attempted TO commit an Outrage on simms
wife She succeeded ia breaking away fruTl him
and making her ssCaIc. so auhaCOus was the
would be Tayishcr that lie returned the following
night and entering the house Iuutwrd hls attempt
He was cOutrvuted by the husband uf the wpIHGu
but knocked dUSu with II siWUu'h and succeeded
in making his escape. warrant was issue fUI
his arrest and the officers mc amer him. smm,
was badly cut about the head by tho slumgshOl
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Mat and French Kid Lew
Cut shoes for gentlemen NJ
H. l.. STEAsBuRGEns, 8S 3OS seventh street.
CHURCH FREE OF DEBT.
An Interesting Jubilee Occasion at the Me-
tropolitan Presbyterinn.

tropolitan Presbyterian.
Tho Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Fourth and u streets southeast was packed yeSter-
day morning on the occasion Of a '.ubilse" by the
congregation, commemorative OF the church being
freed from debt, all current expense, paid till date
aud its healthy temporal and spiritual condition
generally. Tie exercises were of the most pleasing
character, being varied with addresses from the
pastor, Rev DR.. Chester Mr.. Robert Leitch. super
ntendent Of the Sabbath school, Mr. Hrchard, Of
the board Of deacons, Mr.. Thomas G. Jones treas.
urer; singing by the Sabbath school children an
thems 10y the excellent choir, &c. Tie pulpit was
beautifully aud nrtSticHly decorated with floral
offerings. that were In charming contrast with the
juyu,Is scvnef hrng enacted.
history of the church, which was given 10 the
congregation shows II 10 have been Of wonderful
grOwth-tcmn0ral and spiritual Fourteen years
ago, in an humble VI-Cabin, with thirty four meH
hers md no sabbath school scholars, yesterday in
a puluUal cIihCe with n church membership Of
near fve hundred members and seven hunircd
SAhhHth.schuyl schDlars-bcsidc free OF debt Some
Of those who have been Identified with the church
ore in nearly every Stale In the Union; Gud it,
hst attaining q n1iiOuRl reputation rs q theUlolian
logical rational. aud profound
III the evening tie church was again crowded "
hear the pastor deliver lecture on The Phases of
Modern luidrlity fOretOld In tie Prophecies.
This lecture i decidedly one Of the best yet dcllv
cred by Dr. Chester, and we do not wonder ht the
emcOniuns laviShed upon II by the New York
press for II Is model Of logic reason, and pro-
phetiC beauty.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Tho popular resor, for clothing.
EIsENAS'" seventh and T..
A Daring burglary.

The residence Of Mr., ". N, sullivan, No. 100 q
street northwest, was entered by burglars yester
day morning, between four and five O'Clock and
robbed Of quantity Of wearing apparel jewelry, a
clock. and other valuable articles, The Thieves
effected an entrance by forcing open back win
dow, and rNnsacEcd The lower portion Of tie house
Trunks were broken open and their contents scat
tered over the floor, and the cupboard in which
the marketing wus stored, wns cleaned out entirely
The burgars were scared of Il l. supposed by one
OF the occupants OF room up stair. who had uC
reported Nt I lice Headquarters, and the detectives
are busy working mp the case. SpIne Il the cloth.
ing Is marked with The owners name and can
uls Nv he ldnuIlIIel-
National Republican., 1878-04-15
0EORGEroWN NEWS.
A aREEN.HousE ACCIDENT.

ebshN-hotsE ACSiDENTs
Saturday night, between the houn Of eight and
nine o'clock. the outer wall Of the green. house OF
Mr. n. c. Jewell, on Cay, near High street, gave
way under the pressure Of the earth on the inside.
When the wall struck the pavement the crash was
80 great that II could be heard for squares
AaRASDaoTHER LOST.
Saturday afternoon the officers Of the Third Pre-.
cinct were notified that Mrs. Melinda Marche,
her home at 10. Sii street southeast About
seven clock Saturday night. Officer HRncy dis.
covered the missing woman crossing the bridge
street Aqucduct bridge, and conNed her to the STA
ton house where she was made ns comfortable as
possible. Her friends were notified and AT a late
hour arrived at tho station. The granddHngi;,
tiers OF the unfortunate rushed u her, and
placing their arms about her neck, exclaimed 20
Grandma! we have found you, God bless you.
veysd to her home, 10. Sil 4 street southeast.
While AT the station she spoke OF her friends and
acqnaintances, but was rather incohercnt In her.
utteranccs
ANOTHER RoBDERY.
Al an early hour on Saturday morning thieves
entered tile stOrI of William Oliver Oh Potomac
street between Bridge aud Prospect street,, and
ladies aplmcl. The thIeve, effected All entrance
by removing the sash with jimmy or chi isel. MIR.
Oliver has no idea Of the loss lie has sustained aud
cannot estimate Il until he takes an inventory Of
his stock but the probabilities are that 1t will
reach between sl0O and s2Go
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
James X. Johnson New York; e. K. Breckin
bridge Balimorc Nd; T. II. flinn, San francisco
Cal; and NJ C. Mcknight New York, are soioum
ing AT the West End llOtcl.
RIVER FRONT.
.iIriref-schoOucr Emily Plumb, York River
with GO,UJO fcst Of lumber, to J. 4 J. Z. Libbcy
Gaucd-schOOner T. ]. Tran, HUyt, Baltimore, I;
load coal for southern ports.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
Bl rdH-Two thou and bushels Of wheat 70 L.
Hartley,
National Republican., 1878-04-15
The GIcnwood Cemetery Controversy.

Messrs. T; W. BARLEY and Thomas j. Miller, as
attorneys for the GlcnwOod Cemetery Company,
have entered suit against Joseph u. Close and
George Clcndcmnin, IN recover s3glO0 The com.
plsintants set forth in their BILL that February
Is, 1871, an act was passed by Congress incOrpor.
ating them, aud containing among other things,
the following THAT any person who mRy refuse
Pcaceabe possession Of tile grounds OF said ceme-
tery corporation 10 the trustees thereof Obstruct
OF disturb such possession IN said trustees for their
control aud management for the purposes of burial
disturbance, TO be collected IN All action Of debt
in the name of the cemetery corporation
IN this District. aud In due form, they demanded
from the defendants possession OF said cemetery,
and were refused aud Obstructcd from gaining con
troll Of the grounds This refusal has continued up
To the present time making 3gl duys, at prnalty
OF sOJ per day, for which amount they claim dans'
ages.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Hotel Arrivals,

81; Ln.s.-J Mrndsmha!i, philadelphia; II Brad
ford, Tenn; G Hess, Pa. W Anderson, Pa: ] = At
wood Pa W rngng, Pa Miss Richmond, Eng
iGnd. &C Murihinson. New York; Goyes, New
felleur, lluslUm Mas T. bishop, New York: J W
Needles, New YORK; ID Decker, New York. Il Dam
W Quinn. tiw Riley, New York; Clancy, Grand
RAPIDS, Mich: Bey Pas GTenell, Mich; johnson
Ohio: u l. MUrch, ScwYOTk; W J GOhOnl, New or
le,us J e Nevn, Pa. W Bate. Pa; l. Il Clark, Muss;
W Whitrdgc N l. W Iiolser Pa.
Mcfroi,DlRdn.-E Iinrt Pa: A W UHmnn. jr. Va d
W Dickson Pa W q Delbert. Pa; A Richardson,
Md PriE, city; l. d GRllisOn, Mus; II T. klchmOnd,
u |; j II Potts II T. stone, X |: Holmes, Va q S
Porter Conn: Hogs. New York; a W Hallenbeck
New York; y NJ pvndcrtOn, NG suGTd, Pa Giles
New York; j : !. DOnu. Va u Is Exam Md; ii Z
Fros., Md; \ W Knott, Now York.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
Visit to the Reform School.

A large party of ladies and gentlemen visited
the Reform School yesterday afternoon and were
delighted with the exercises, The pupils gave
some line rcciatlOns, and their singing showed
careful training. Among tho guests were the
Hutchinson lunily.a Mr' Abby Hutchin,on.P Pat.
ton who sang as Of yorc with this dsghtfIl band.
Anon! those who made the Afternoon very enjoy
able at lAr Reform School We're those singers Mr.
Charles Nyc aud sister, Robert L9etCh, Mrs. h. +.
Mercer, OF tniOntOwur aud Mr.. {. NJ Parks.
National Republican., 1878-04-15
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
AN USE " EST.y.
Eur,l,h ovcra-S,,ionnI Theatre.

The Hess English Opera Combination under.the
direction of sgnor 0pcrtl, will appear this evening
and during the week at the National Theatre, In a
series of performances compri,uE The Chimes of
Normandy" bohemian Cir, "NillGr's Dragons,
Martha and Fra Diavolo" The organization liz
cludcs Miss Emily Melville Mrs Zelda Seguin
Miss Louisa Searle MessTs William Castle, T.. II.
Turner Henry Pcukes, G. II. Morton, J. J. BenitZ,
Edward ScXIin. An efficient chorus has also been
provided. The initial performance of the season
will be given this evening on which occasion THE
Chimes Of Normandy will be presentcd. with Miss
Emily Melville mud other leading artists Of the com
pany ia the prinCipal T,d,s
National Republican., 1878-04-15
The Unity Club.

The Unity Club gave their closing entertainment
for tho season, 1T the Congregational Church. last
Friday evening. The president oi Lirr club, Gen
cr0l Birncy, gave lecture upon "lN!uslriA Art
Educston" ~ hinge aud HpprecINthe audience.
The lecture was All argument for educated labor
and Il more cultivated iostg not only Ia an, hut IN
all that penRins " industry alil IneUhunism. Ow.
Ing 10 the length Of the lecture, rccilalipIp wore
Vnly gwen by Mis- KichurdsDI and Nj. Underwood.
They were warmly aPplauded
National Republican., 1878-04-15
q Pants 10 order. EsENAxs, seventh and T.
Note. from the Columbia buildings.

Notes from thD TOIumblR UniIdIngs.
Richard Nolan has been pardDncd by the Com
migsiOners.
Receipts in the trcnsurcrs office last Saturday
were sS,l2g.S7; disbursements, Sll,GIiD.
Permits for repairs hHvc been Issued ~ follows ;
q. ". joy, two brick iOrgvs, eJJi X. COllinswOrth
another brick story 10 mouse, Sl2j ii. L. Casey
brick building, si7S.
Licenses have been issued as follows j. T.. Alien
4 Brother. pcddlers; George JeuneTlAnu, brewer ,
j. B. Gibbs apOtLeCGIy b. Behrend 4 Co.. CONNER
cOl agents; T. Il. HrisGcl Commercial agent.
The Senate district Committee has transmitted to
the Commissioners copy uf the bill u abolish the
Board Of Police Commissioners, asking ii 1t meets
their approval or u suggest what changes they may
deem requisite