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"'ilsh for Grant" the Republican
Mollie Mccarthy for lSs0l-[Cincin-
matt Enquirer
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"
When We hear that a ,p'ap las kill;
ed pwself by excessive bsais work.
We feel that We should like 10 have
Ihelsiinesses in.oosst in srdrn lha, We
might rigidly eross.examine them.
Wep kind VI wosk wealth LAyss.il
brain yVss p'r-A& A1h mh& ~
withenxieiy, worry, eHd ,efsilenen,'
What were the mans ,hsbiisl Did
he o,ialss oS3m.ch ixshd darasalll
ed SII@''laHt7IS Isl hrisp,gs hi@'
Ell 'RhnLbYtII IIIgnfrt Pftsfss'D Al
all 'heSe q'eIiaps fGlld n vksl and
answered, " Suspect 4 woald he
ionnd that The man who is Supposed to
have died Of excessive mepial energy,
died rather Of want of fresh air snA
eSereis', Of too much firewaier IN
some isrln VI another, or horrihle q.
naneial embarrassment, of late hours,
and Of-eEciiement other than those
pure work breeds in the human brain.
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q n.y- .s.ssry s.ms..ssIe..

Henry VI. rl,el enc day with grep
'swrey. IT, leh three childeen p
dill moi care io 90 with him. Their
names were Mary, Elizabeth and III.
warl. The last was the Ed oi the
family. He was q hoy. His sisters
were not. Their father also lefi a
win. Ills will N. stfonger than all
hi children. BY will Earl Hertford
was to boss the State while Edwa ri
was young. He VAS only ten years
young. Hertford loved the glass 40
yell he becsve a tsmhIS, epd .~ss
.cAkd the sIAke ofs sambdsek m
wanted the King to take the Queen
(of Scotland, hat the trick was lost,
because the Scotch refused 10 assist.
The Duke was called the Protector
becsuse he protected his own family
aud put every bcds ehs away in the
Tower. The border men Of England
and Scotland were those who boarded
ON the frontier and hors, each other
almost to death; so they had a fight
shou, Edward m.,rv;n. their oueen.
The Euslish attacked thens " ~ater,
which ,h.v co.ld,, stand H;.,o,v
.... ,.., ~. s.o,oh H.. w.. an ooo
.na ,ha r,.,;.h lo.. 900 H;.,o,v
l;.. n,oh.hIS tn. ,ovo,nms,, ,o,d
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',set'ep eSyity .s'd b,sies forsvit
done to you, and pay goodness by
so"apess,"g..Iy ! 1siilGg
Without the virtue of humility,
oneecan neither he honest in poverty
NOR coalp ptdin abuadaaA1t @
'daealShtueeonsists hhitessiiy Of
heart, and loving your peighbor as
yo,tself."
What desire that other, shspld
norllo to me, I eSp4lly desire Mt to
do ~ them"
1hmk .aoi of iA.lls' .ss.s.ai,isa in
thu, past, When sne has rsierpssd this
c0klhet.% aek ak1ASNasp
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M"se has,y hap,is@s. A eolosei
hrolher in Georgia Is this lime the hs.
70. Tie, baptized SO eopyeris ia twep,
ty'sis Miaates AMI thirty seconds. lie
SAID thsLts DID il siihoat indecsOt
hurry.
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tI~~ prrees,. TesM fsafMe.a.

s!~" sFr"Ss's rev tsA<"es@s
BE severe n yourself. AMI indnl.
gent IN Others; you thus avoid all re.
sentiment
The Wise man u,akes e,niiv. and
Justice the basi. of his conduct: the
right turmS thp rule uf his khavi6r:
Difference and molesy laa A hT D es,
terror; sincerity aud fidelity serve
him is sVnYlislpnTt1 "a 4
Lave virtue, and the people will
lie virtuous; the viri@,ef slp~wt maa
Is like the wind; the virtue of the
hurqhls D Jike asI sta* when the
wind passes over Il the grass inclines
it, head. ~. ,a.v.a-Aa.
Children should practice filial pie
tyH hens q'A~ nisrnai ldaasIre
abroad; they should be attentive in
their actions, sinosse and d trae IN. their
words, loving all with the whole force
IL -
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MISCELLANEOUS
POLAND CHINAs!

! have fm salc 2 Male Hogs that I lnught be
Ohio, aud Boars, ,Sows.and pigs Of bath seve- The,
are the purs~i Poland Chinas, and will aeil them
cheap nr cash. also have SIX hne Bull Caives for
SALE
s2e-sm A. n. NEWIAND.
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A large portion of the area of the
Bahams Islands il devoted 10 the cul.
tivation Of pineapples. As many as
800, 900 of the fruit have been col
lected from single acre at one crop.
The pineapples Of New Providence are
superior to any other variety. aud of
en- attain an enormous size. One that
was gsesn in nsmbroksshhe, weigh.
ing i0t pounds and measuring l0a
inches in height. exclusive of the stalk
and crown, anil % inches in circum.
terence, was served up at the corona.
ton banquet of George w., and since
then the improved modes Of cultiva.
ton have greatly increased he size
and quality of the fruit. There is an
enormous demand for the Bahama
pineapple both in Europe and Ameri.
ca, and new industry has lately
sprung up In the island In preserving
the trait In ths-. Oas factory In Mas.
sas alone exporis annually l.000. ono
tins, yslned al $50, 900.
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s-fsn,.h,.g % sssgr~g.si.s.
I,orrnnqiDp, it is said, yas on his
.al N Yteach ins'knA Cat,Ena. nnl

way u pfcach iqssu1 Cat'Ena, M.
der large spruce tree, when he over.
took lad who was blowing large
tn horn. and could send forth blast
which wake,l the echoes in the distant
hills. Calling aside the blower, Dow
said to him
Whats your name, sirY"
My name, Gabriel, .ir." replied
the brother in ebony.
well. Gabriel. have you hecn To
"Ts., %a..D, AHHSl
time"
"no yea remember hig spruce
tree on the hillg'
"Oh. yes, maSsa, knows dat tree.
"Dh you know that Lorenzo Dow
had an appointment to pre- ach under
that tree to.morrowy'
"Oh. YES. massa, every body knows
dat"
"Wcll, Gabriel, | am Lorenzo Dow;
aud il You'll laks your horn and. 90,
to-IaoryM aiSnt& sIelmb ip hso
that spruce tree and hide yourself
among is branches before the crowd
hegin- to gather, and wait there until
| call your name, and then blow such
blast with your horn as heard YOU
blow m minuie ago. III give you dol
lar. VIII you do IL"
YES, massa, | takes dat dollar"
Gabriel. like Zaccheur, was hid
away in the tree top in due time. An
immense concourse Of people sssem,
hlrd at the appointed hdss, and Do~
preached on the judgment of the last
day. Il, hi power Of description he
wrought the multitude up to the scene
of the resurrection aud sssize at the
call Of the trumpet peal which were
To wake the nation. Then. said he, 7
SUPPOSE, my dying friends, that this
should be the hour; suppose yea should
hear al this moment the sound ol Ga
briel- trumpet" Sure enough at
that momeni the trumpet of Gsbri-
II ~nundeh! The women screamed,
and many tainted; the meu Loked
ashs,i; :"me IaP spa Fher fuet @y
metct DIV sto'd ani watched the
drili-,i stnrm uniil the fright ahais>i.
and some on- discovered the colorei
angel sho caused the alarm qu,eily
perched I0n aIi,aL.ai--ila -.,lI- -spI..s.,.
, ,"1 "pn!,dt rs;t t'qY kiy 1esr aud sldIt
aging
q shba all lir,&tdt hdm taIchiaei
that ho, up lhen-@ Ifa iesihted' iny
~itts 10 bwa sas Isrisi,sa y,s a.,
m"st ..'.,- -..s--y.~r -w's-y -wswt viii y~wt
d" When you hear the ir,uprhsthuy
der of the archangel; haw win yod ~
shls D. ii@ths hs tsAs 'hy " ihs
4. raih nf Ga.lS"
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Thc Sntrriur SOurnal.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

one square one Insertion. M 81 20
liberal dediuction for each subsequent inseftius
Regular advertisers will hnd our rates 10 tt as
malerate o. those ~ any other resperiaele Irrff
"Business Notices. {" fs cents pcriii.t Advettlsint
items In Local Column, 20 ccnis per line.
Announcements of Marriages, births sud Deaf
inserted free Of cost.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, &C., viii, hsrs
after, he charged at the rate % eeuts Per libs
instead Of 10 cents, as heretoiore
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Wives Of great men all remind Us
we can make oas wives sal,lims. aud
departing. leave bshipd vs., widows
worihy of our time. Therefore give
yoar wifa a send "a, by the lie insu.
rance plan; fix her ~ thai When yoa
eni oH, she can scoop another mani
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OF them GO, raised into trees with
,rxpes sreupd their nsck,. ssnse yesy
fat men were burned. thu. making
light Of their complaini.. Nov ]
guess il !. time Cor the little King 10
die. He was only sixteen when he
gave up the crown and The ehost.
England is not We, done, 50 I cannot
finish the history vet.
~
80. G~'~.h
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:, .-...'s,:.;.---.," 's,...'s-' :, ~
aiAissS sS-L, s.aA-.'" ,.rsvs"a NJ
'~sai'r" iss'"s' rr'"g" in either one
athaa SD great care isi taken q"
hfyeal either .u'sn or ani"al--e'Pe-
IIcpuy A cat or dPgzlffoMs stepping
scr...- t.s-. his hdy =. otherwise. IN The
opinion Of the family. he ~anld turn
nisasaapirs and he continual
|n,vsa'se 81 ih~n and to iAe'r nSe'
""r,' The h"dy Is h"r'e'i ~iih"ot any
coain. in a shallow grave. and LETT
there for three year,. during which
time many offerings Of food and vine
are placed npon IL, At the end Of
the third year The hone. Of The dead
man aredas "r and carefally washed,
put into linen hag AMI laid before
the altar Of the village church, and
ateer neeiving the blessings Of the
priest, are finally buried for good.
EA,1rTI
3" a"''"' s"' W s"ee' e'e"'ee"'
va" snss =" sss 'a'e'y pf'mena'
u'ng' aske" us 'he origin OF Tue WORD
article passed by on the way 10 the
country. She was 40 fascinating we
could not resist the appeal for infor.
nation. A .,Most heaatifui AraLelh =
said We. tor untold ages sentimental
o.onls h.ys h.sn 4. ,hs ..,;, os ,,o;n,,
National Republican., 1878-10-11
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

For District notes see third page
For Gunusemcuts see second page.
miscellaneous matter oil third page.
For Georgetown news sec third page.
For coIr; proceedings see third page.
For excursions and picnic5 see third page.
Health prescrvcrs-Sound teeth and easy
toes.
Tho President has granted q pardon to
Samuel A. l'cugh convicted in the Criminal
Court Of charging excessive fees as claim
agent.
Several interesting matches at glass balls
will be shot at kaloama Heights this after.
noon. The shooting will commence promptly
at halfpast four o'clock.
Frank Williams and Alexander Zcyprecht
the two boys who committed burglary at John
ii. S"mmes store Tuesday night, were yester.
day sent to the Reform School.
Early yesterday morning a train of cars
oil the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran over
mule at Second aud X strcc's southeast.
The mule was completely bcheadrd.
We call the attention Of the druggists of
the District 10 the tact that Tomorrow Satur-
day will be the last day for registration with
out examination. Sec advertisement.
--Wcdr, sday afternoon q little girl named
Beatrice Rice, eleven years Of age, residing at
li2 street was run over by wagon, Driven
by u boy named George Berry, and slightly In.
jurCd about the arms and limbs.
-Mcssrs. Newman aul Roy, as attorneys foT
LOreuIi K,ssnGT have entered suit against
Conrad Kecitr tor SANDER, claiming S5OOl
damages The offensive words were that the
plaintiff vas thiyf, cheat, and swindler.
The funeral of Mr.. Alex. Gciger who
died last Tuesday, took place yesterday from
his residence No. oil street northwest, DR.
ReitH, of the German Church, Twentieth
street, officiating. The remains were buried
IN Prospect Hill Cemetery.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon
while man named Alfred DvNilc was about
10 enter q chariot, on Pennsylvania avenue
near Sixth street, he was iun down by a horse
driven by n hoy named Henry Walters aud
falling heavily against the curb. received
severe scalp wound. After his injuries wcr,
dressed he was taken TO his home, on L street
near Tenth, northwest
Yesterday afternoon, about half-pnst fUul
o'clock, while Thomas O'Day, aged sevcI
years, was riding on hay wagon, ut the cor
nGr Uf Tweuty.iirst aud X streets northwest
he fell aud disUcatcd his left arm. He wa
taken to the FouFth.lrcciuct station by OGicol
Crump, where Dr. Newman WIS called In and
rendered the necessary medical services. II,
was then taken to his home, on X street, be
tween Twenty-iOurth and Twenty-llth street,
northwest
-Glolipus revival At Foundry Church to
Cay m eleven a. VI. and 80 y. IN. Al
persons who desire tickets issued /,
seekers Of religion TO secure TcservCC
seats for the great revival service Sab
bath night, can get them ut tho Nov
York Avenue Hotel, from the young evangcl
ist, between the hours Of five and seven p. III
to-day. There was Il great crowd last nigh
at the Foundry, and powerful service. Tn
young evangelist continues his work in thi
great revival for some DAYS to come. Sabhatl
day he conducts converts meeting at three
great revival at four, aud glorious revival Il
seven.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
Go TO Julius Lansburgh for carpets.
A New Lod.:e Of the I. o. II.

A new lodge of the Independent Order Of
Mechanics, entitled Friendship Lodge, No. Z,
was instituted at Mount Vernon Hall, corner
Of New York avenue and Seventh street, last
evening, with due ceremony. Tho following
officers were chosen S. NJ, S. II. Bell; W. NJ,
W. A. Dodge; J. NJ, W. II. Duling; Il. g.,
r. c. Sturgeon F. s., Il. b. Topham treas
urer, A. J. Rock chaplain, William Webster
conductor, C. A. Knockcy; inside sentinel F.
d. DALEY; outside sentinel, John Wagner.
Nice.Grand Arch. Patterson and the officers
oil the Grand Lodge being preseut, they were
duly Installed After the organization was
complete addresses were made by the officers.
elect aud visiting members from other lodges
National Republican., 1878-10-11
$4 aud IS Pants to order; 100 styles to select
from. Eiseman Bros, 7th aud L.
Take Down That Sign,

Mcssrs. George F. Timms & Co., clothicrs,
who recently started IN business at the corner
of Seventh and D streets northwest, not only
believe that liberal advertising will bring
them a profitable return but that handsome
signs, well displayed, will prove attractive aud
bring in custom. They therefore had made
on n black field, In letters Of gold, the con-
spcuous sign that surmounts the awning at
the store front. Their happy consciousness
that it was being admired was suddenly In.
terrupted by the receipt of a notice that the
sign they had erected was In violation of the
building regulations and must come down.
This they did not believe, and would not have
their store shOfn of one of its heAuties so
summarily, and refused 10 obey tho order.
Yesterday the Inspector of Buildings procured
q warrant against them for violation of the
building regulations, and tho case will come
up In tho Police Court for II hearing this
morning. 1t is their intention merely to make
it test case, for the purpose of seeing
whether or not the authority exists as claimed
and for this purpose they will carry 1t to the
higher court, If found necessary, aud abide its
| Judgment
National Republican., 1878-10-11
iIuinOrs of AN Art Tour.

lie was supposed TO be on tour up the Nile,
making studies in oil he was really sitting On
o rail alongside the Cumberland Canal, orien-
taliziug the sccne. lie had adapted Sugar.
Loaf Peak to pyramid, and marked the site
Cor palm from the geological! gardens, aud
utilized the union Of Monoacy and the Poto.
mac as . delta s,clion, aud was ,tudying up a
CanIrI from mule patiently siding down the
tOw.pAth, when u shower Of star shot ncrus.
his vision. aud he found himself declining
horizontally un the other side Of the fence
amid the d,brs of artists material, while tn,
hack.actiOu quadIupcd shamb!cd aimles4ly
from >.'c tu side, rs il II were being tuwed lg
Mg backward and the sable driver lcanim.
across the rail, said: Hi. Ma,sa, specs dat III
onnary crtter spriscd yer! Dat ar Bill don't
lOuk ~ if he had mary mind Cf his own, hui
he. reg lar wuliLur-ducd Is he !"
National Republican., 1878-10-11
Go TO Julius Lsnsbursh for shades.
Real Estate Transfers.

Richard Wallach, surviving trustee, to the
National Union Fire Insurance Company of
Washington, for $3.50, lot |, square 205; p C.
Riley to William Il. Riley, for f5 lots l, =, 3, 4,
5, G, 7, II! Is, 10, II, ls 10. 90, 81 2s, 90, 30,
81, 80, 80, Il, A. i3, Il, Is, 50, and IL, square
235 William r. Riley to p. c. Riley, for IS,
lots 3, 8, 10, H. II, 10, 81 90 %, "a 25, 90, a.
IS, &c. 81, 80, 80, 40 10, 40, 80, 81, %, and SO,
square 235 c. II, Bartlett to Lester A. Bart.
lott. for 10000, lots o, 7, and 10, square
lot IL, square 6S5; sub-lot II, square 2S2
73i lots and 8, Beall's addition to George.
town; John liagau ct al. to James Cunning
ham, for s., lot IL, square ia; W. s. Cox ct al,
trustees, to J. Roesing, for 5000, sub-lot 10,
reservation 10.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
FALLOvERcoArs. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E
Army and Navy Orders.

By direction of tho President, Second Lieu
tenant Frank do l.. Darlington Is transferred
from the Twenty.third to the First Infantry.
Assistant Surgeon B. G. Swing U. S. A., is re.
licvcd from duty IN the Military Division Of
the Pacific, and will proceed to New York city,
reporting on his arrival there to the Surgeon.
General Leave Of absence for one year, on
surgeons certificate Of disability, is granted
Colonel J. J. Gregg, Eighth Cavalry.
Lieutenant George VI. Totten, U. S. N, has
bcuu ordered to the llydrographic Office. Lieu.
tenant II. b. Mansfield to the navy yard New
York. Passed Assistant Engineer Robert
Crawford to special duty with Chief Engineer
J. ". Whitaker At Philadelphia,
National Republican., 1878-10-11

McMcnamiu the marble cutter and monu-
mental worker, First street east aud pcmusyl-
wanna avenue, las just finished family
monument for John W. Thompson, esq,
president Of tho National Metropolitan Bank.
Made Of Maryland granite some fifteen feet in
height, with classical inscriptions aud rnre
poish the muuum nj Is an honor aud credit
will be an ornament to Oak Iii! Cemetery,
wherein 1t will w locats ID.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
An ESEN ENTS.
Thr.tirc COIniqne.

There will be a matinee performance to-day
at tho usual hour The bill offered this week
is exceptionally excellent. Among the stars
that appear are St. Elmo, with his trained dog,
which arc truly wonderful; Suyiam brothers,
the great bar performers; Lcvantinc and Earle
Bernardo the unrivaled bur!osque female i'm.
pcrs1uatOr, and others Of equal note. A very
funny sketch by Jake Budd is included in the
programme. The performance cOacudes with
the romantic drama of Lost In London" in
which Harry =. Williams takes the leading role
of JOB Irmroyd, and is supported by the strong
stock company.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
A Serious Fall from a Swing.

Miss Clara Silks, who resides at the corner of
Seventh and X streets northwest, was severely
injured few nishtsago by falling from swings
She and a companion were standing erect in tie
swing at the time, and when 1t reached its
greatest height she fell a distance of fifteen
feet turning a complete sonlersault and fall
ing on her back and head producing cOncuS-
sion of the brain. DR.. J. d. Johnson was called
In, and, upon examination, found that her iu-
jurcs were serious, though no bones were
broken. The young lady continued insensibo
for severe days, conyul'ions recurring at in.
tcrvals. She is now, however, out Of danger,
and Is SLOWLY recovering.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
GIrruIf Enurt ,Jnrnrg

The following Jurors were drawn yesterday
for services during the October term OF the
Circuit Court, which commences one week
from Monday nezt: John Cammack, sol Thir.
tcenth street; Scott Chew, - First street,
Georgetown; +. Fround, ZOE Ninth street
northwest john b. Washington, 093 + street
southwest; L. y. Middleton, jr., county; Jo.
seph II. Daniels, 7l5 Fifth street northwest ;
Edward G. Younger, Eleventh, between II and
| streets northwest J. 5, Davis. G2l PUnnsyl-
vania avenue; J. +. Oyster, 2l2 East Capitol
street; William II. Coyiugton, Gl7 G street
southeast; Nicholas Brooks, Bunker Hill road
James Goddard, 20 Bridge street, Georgetown
J. +. Lewis, +, between Sixth and seventh
streets southwest; Henry J. Crer, Bridge, near
Montgomery street, Georgetown; John +,
Prigg i57 Pennsylvania avenue; Lewis j.
Davis, Fifteenth street aId Pcnusyl lvauia ave.
uue; Charles Graf, iOJ Third street north.
west William f. Tucker, 467 Pcnnsy lvania
avenue; Is. II. Osborn, nuT Uni0ntOwn ;
| james d. Free, 1897 + street northwest
| Charles Stewart, brentwood road Richard
| Taylor, 0j3 Peuusy lvsua avenue; d. Hudnell,
2nll Eleventh street northwest Jacob Young,
| L. Third street, Georgetown joseph Savage,
3l5 Pennsylvania avenue; Benjamin X. May
field, corner West and Washington streets,
| Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
Tho riremcn's Insurance Company.

For nearly half n century the Firemen's In
sunnce Company Of Washington and George
town has been engaged In business in this
city and has made record which should be
cmulatcI by all business concerns During all
that time it haspromptly met every obligation,
and II has never been tho defendant in a suit.
The company offer every advantage that
property owners can obtain by going to COM
pauirs doing business in other cities, 1t insurcs
real estate aud takes builders risks at the
low, 81 rates, The Office is over the Bank Of
Washington,
National Republican., 1878-10-11
A Burglar Captured.

Between six aud seven o'clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Benjamin c. Carpenter, who re.
sides on G. street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, caught colorod thief Us he was leay.
ing the house by way of the dinng-room
window lie collared the intruder aud turned
him over to police officer. by whom he was
taken to the Eighth Precinct Station. The
prisoner gave his namo as Edward Pennell
While rummnging through the house Pennel
secured watch and two gold rings. Judge
Suel sentenced him to Jail for six months
National Republican., 1878-10-11
The bonds of MatriInony.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage liCenses
David Porter aud Alice Kelly.
l.. NJ. Byrnes and Silic +. Wise.
ThcO Brook. aud Matte Jackson.
William II, Srott aud Kate O'Neal.
T. Armstcud and Letha henderson.
George W. Blssctt and Maggie Clcine.
J. L. Sherwood and Eva 4. Burroughs.
William II. Nigcl and Annl L. Cualman.
r, D. Roberts and Mary A, Neumma, both Of
Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
Mrs. McCorni Ks pocI,ctbook.

Yesterday afternoon, abolt one o'clock,
Officer Duunigan arrested James Gaut, alias
Wilson, on the charge of stealing pockcthook
from Mrs. Julia Mccormick containing iIjj, 1t
will be remembered that rabbit" King was
arrested On the same charge Wednesday. They
were both implicated in the affair,
National Republican., 1878-10-11
Work Of the Grand Jury,

The grand jury yesterday presented the fol-
lowing cases lhuma, kiuyon, alias VIM. Ken.
nedy, larceny james Wurlrr, petit larceny,
second Ollcnse. The grand jury asked for the
instructions Of the court In regard to their ln-
v,stIgati0n into the charges against brewers
Ind retail dealers OF malt liquors, who carry
as the punishment prescribed was only fine,
After cxumiug the laws the court said it was
plain that they had nothing to do with it, aud
the Police Court had jurisdiction.
National Republican., 1878-10-11
National Uncle Tom,. Cabin"

No one should miss the opportunity of seeing
"Unclc Toms Cabin" as it is presented at tho
National. Those who have seen 1t performed
in the past can have little idea of the play as at
present produced. Manager Ford has spared
no expense In its production. The scenic effects
are superb. The plantation scenes are like ma
turc. The cast Is q strong one. The singing
of the Madrigal Boys aud Jubilee Singers make cs
very enjoyable part nf the performance.
National Republican., 1878-10-11

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