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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-09-28

NJ. z. CHURCH.
REV. d. G.. MILLER, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow in Shepherds
town at 10 1-2 A. NJ. at kerneysVille
at 4 Z. M.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-09-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. ]. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR
Services tomorrow in Shepherdstown
at 10 1-2 A. NJ.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
CoIorcd knights In RIchnopd

At seven o'clock last evening II train arrived
at the Baltimore and Ohio depot, bearing about
100 colored Knights Tcmplar, with their
friends, en- route for Richmond, Va The or
ganizatiOns represented were Union Grand
COmmandery and subordinate Communicates
Of Pennsylvania, st. Andrews Grand En-
cAmpmemt of Baltimore Samuel W. Chase Right
Eminent Grand Commander; Rising Sun En-
campment, No. /, Of Baltimore, George II. +.
Douglass, Emf lent Commander; st. Johns
Encampmcut, No. 2, of Baltimore, Ebcnczer
Gibbs, Eminent Commander. At the dcpOt
the visiting knights were met by Gethsemnno
Commamdcry, No g. Of the District, and the
Grand COmmandcry of Virginia, and escorted
to the Asylum On Eleventh street At ten
o'clock the visiting Knights, accompanied by
portions of Gethsem0nc, Mount Calvary, aud
other District Communicates, with the Grand
Encampnent Of Virginia, lot by the way OF
the Baltimore aud Potomac depot for Rich
mond, where they will take part today in n
competitive drill for gold trumpet ON the
fair grounds. Bands Of music aud an exCur-
sion party numbering several hundred people
went with them.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
RIVER FRONT.


Arrivcd-Schoouer Ruth Shaw, McElwee.
New York Florence Dean, Phillips, Provi-
dcnce.
Clcarcd-Scltoomcr5 Ruth Shaw, McElwcc,
with 52l tons of coal for Boston.
FUNERAL OF MISS GEoRGIE A. RowLEY.
The funeral of Miss George A. Rowley, n
most cstimable lady aud step.daughter of DIR.
J. W. Jayne, and the principal examiner In
tho Patent Office, took place yesterday after
noon from the residence of DIR. Jayne, No.
- Bridge street, and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Georsch, of the Lutheran Church. The inter-
ment was at Oak Hill Cemetery. The follow.
ing gentlemen acted rs pall-bearcrs Mr.. Simp-
sou, DR.. Turner, Mr. Iupton, Mr.. Brodhcad
Mr.. Patton, and Mr.. Reed.
GEoRGETOwN PARAGRAPHS.
A cOlorcd male infant, one week old. found
abandoned IN the vestibue of house No. 22l
Bridge street, by Officer J. G.. Harper Tuesday
night, WAS yesterday taken to st. AIMS Infant
hSylum.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.
Miscellaneous matter OH third page.

miscellaneous matter on third page.
Regular Congress report on third page.
-Roosc sends New York papers in advance.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
ALL the courts and Offices at the City Hall
will be closcd to-day.
Business In the Police Court will begin at
eight o'clock this morning.
The commencement season has opened
very promisingly, and the florists are happy, :,
The Board Of Police ycstcrdly examined
all the station-keepcrs who are applicants for
positions on the regular force.
The funeral of the late John T. Hoover
took place yesterday from the Assembly
Church, and was largely attended.
Tho sidewalk on the east side Of Thir.
tcenth, between K and s streets, is being
graded prcpatory to putting down new pave
nent.
-IIahncmann's artillery passed through
the streets Of the city last night, en- route for
Arlington, and made quite Il clatter on the
Avenue.
Tho President and members Of his Cabi.
net Hon, B. +. Butler, and a distinguished
party left for Gettysburg at u quarter to FIVE
last evening.
Mr. W. W. Corcoran has presented TO the
State of Virginia n large picture, by Lami, the
french historical painter, of scene in the
battle OF yorktown. 1t is to be placed in the
Senate chamber in the Capitol, at Richmond
Rev. John J. Kcanc, assistant pastor Of St.
Patrick's Church. will leave the city Monday
morning for recreation aud study prior to his
conservation rs bishop of Richmond, Va. lie
will be present at the Carroll Institute this
evening and bid goodbye to his many friends
There was an interesting practical fro
drill given by the members Of No Engine
Company and the truck company at the
Ebbitt House yesterday morning, and an op.
portumity WAS also given to test the four fire.
escapes attached to the hotel. After the drill
the hremen were entertained at brcakGl by
Mr.. willard.
About seven o'clock yesterday evening a
fight occurred at the corner Of Thirteenth and
CstrcetS northwest, between two men named
l.. A. Willard and Thomas Eccnc, in which the
former wRs getting the worst Of the difficulty.
when Officers Auldrdge and Hobbs put an end
to the fun by arresting botn beligerents. They
were taken to the Fifth Precinct Station and
locked up for hearing before Judge Smell this
morning.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The National and New Bedford play this
afternoon, at four o'clock, aud close game
will be the reward Of those fortunate enough
to witness the contest. Accommodations for
an immense audience have been made, and It
is hoped that there will be a large turnout.
THE GAME ~ BALTIMORE YESTERDAY.
Especial Dispatch to the National Republican,
BALTIMORE May 29.-The largest audience
that has been seen OH the ball.fcld in Balti.
more since 1873 witnessed the game between
the Nationals and New Bedfords. in this city
yesterday, and, although our Reds" fought
hard for victory, the batting Of the New Bed.
fords In the second aud third innings was too
much for them, and the Down. Eastcrs won
by a scorc Of 8 3.
The Nationals won the toss, and, after retir-
ing the New Bodiords for goose-egg, scored
two runs off fine hits by Houck, Bielaski, and
Dallas-onc run being earned.
The second inning brought out some terrific
batting on the part of the New BedfOrds who
pounded Bannou for five runs, three Of them
earned. In the third they added three more
and after that scored but one.
With the exception Of Reville and Butler,
the Nationals played a fine fielding game,
while Barron" led at tho bat. The score
follows:
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The wedding of Mr.. Oscar L. Berger and
Miss Lizzie Guttcnsen occurred last evening
at the German Lutheran Church, corner of
Twentieth and q streets northwest. The
church was crowded with the friends of both
parties, aud comprised the rGte and fashion OF
German society. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. G.. l.. Retz, pastor Of the church.
The bride was attired in white qros grain
silk en- train bOddicc waist corded with dow
ing veil fastened with japonicas; ornaments,
orange blossoms. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Lilly Heider of Washington Miss
Emma Kaiser and Miss Amelia Mcmmcrt.
of Georgetown, who were attrcd in white
tulle, with short Honiton-lace wells. The
grooinsmen were Messrs. John Guttcnsen, a
brother Of the bride; Samuel Rigglcs aud
William +. Roberts. Tho ushcrs were Mcssrs.
Oscar p Smith, Charles Gawlcr, and Charlie.
DemOnet
Before the bridal party entered the church
the Organst played voluntary, and as they
entered he rendered wedding. march from
Mendelssohn. At the conclusion of the cere.
momy the bridal party, together with invited
guests repaired to the residence of tie bride 5
father OH Pennsylvania avenue near Twenty
second street, where reception was held.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Minor District Notes.


The pump doctor is wanted at Mount Pleas.
ant.
Mr.. r. q. Campbell has been restored to the
plumbers list.
The offices of the District government will
be closed to-day.
Street lamps are requested on ID, between
First aud Second streets northeast.
Augustus Mcintosh has been appointed
superintendent of sweeps for the District.
John T. Bowen complains that ID street
northwest has not been swept since the 10Th
instant.
The unhealthy condition of the alley be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh and V and w
streets northwest has been brought to the at.
trntion of the Engineer.
J. ii. Childs and J. q. Hudson have been
given permission to make certain street i'm.
proYcncnts on Eleventh aud Twelfth streets
northeast at their own expense.
The erection Of lamp-posts has been ordered
in the following localities: Two at the inter.
section of Fifth and X streets southeast, and
one ON B street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets southeast.
A petition has been received from citizens
residing on Seventh street northeast, between
and Is streets, complaining Of the alley in
that square, and asking early action to prevent
the spread of ma!arial and other diseases.
Licences have been issued as follows :;
George Harris, omnibus; Joseph Davis, pas.
senger wagon; Wash. Nailor, livery stable :;
Edward Dickcrson, Lewis Patten, II. b.
Doolcy, aud Andrew Carroll, each passenger
wagon.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits to build James Reeves one three
story brick on o street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest 81 500 Michael
Briel one twostory brick on Seventh street,
between II and | streets northwest $1,000
Rcmirs-H. Polkinhom, brick stable, $500 :;
A. n. Jackson, back porch, $50: John Miller,
bay window, 500; George IL. uiven, remove
office, SIS.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
The Twelfth Annual Commencement Ex
cises,

The Twelfth Annual Commencement Exer-
cises.
The twelfth anniversary of Waylamd SEM
mary was celebrated last night in the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church. The church
was completely packed and many distin-
Euishcd persons were in the audience The
decorations and floral offerings were numerous
aud unique, The exercises were very inter.
estng and were highly appreciated. Professor
G.. u. p. King presided, aud seated on the
platform were Hon. MI Dunncll, of Mime.
sofa; Rev DR.. $. p. Hin, Rev. Dr. J. W. Par.
kcr DR.. Weling President of Columbia Col.
lcgc; Professor Hu ,tinGtOn also Of Columbia
College; Rev DR.. Hayden and DR.. Purvis
The services were opened with a prayer by
Dr. liill, followed by an address on How to
Measure Success" by Edwin A. Randolph,
Richmond, W.; Rddrrss, "Christianity Il Ne.
ccssity to National Growth" Robert Bcrklcv,
Culpcpper Courthouse Va; address, Re.
FORMS Allen F. Daniel, Raleigh County, W.
Va music by select choir: address, Secret
Of Success in Christian Work" Rufus H. Por-
ter Wythe County, Va; address, Ann IT,
Judson," Nellie 4. Pmmmrr, Radunsburg,
Va; address, Failures the Stopping Stone to
Success" George W lIarlmumd Richmond
Va; music; address, THE Model Preacher"
Holland Powell, Middesex County, Va; adj
dress, proofs of our Calling" Charles N
Pryor, GrorGctown. u. G.; address, "Elnign-
tion," Walter A. Scott, Salem, Va; music: ad. ..
dress, Lessons from the Life of Luther"
Charles II. Hepburn, Mcchlenburg County,
Va; address, "UnsuIg Heroes" Annie JAY,
MorristOwn n. Y valcdictory, Edwin De.
freeze NandcrIoop, Gay Head, Mas; address,
with distribution of certificates to the gradu-
atCS.
The graduates we're:
From the Theological Departmental Robert
Berkeley, Rufus II. Porter, Charles H. Hepburn,
Holland Powell
From the Normal Departmental p.
Daniel, George William IIardmOnd, Rufus II.
Porter, Edwin A. Randolph, Thomas H. vii.
lNns, Charles Nelson Pryor, Annie Jay, Vic.
toria V. Shewaiter, Thomas !. Freeman. Chas.
II. Hepburn Holland Powell, Walter A. Scott,
Edwin b, Numdcrh0op, Bella 5. james, Nellie
A. Plummcr, Eva T.. Smith.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Wants to be Fined Again.

Hiram NJ. Green, the man who was arrested
several days ago for making All indecent expo
sure Of his person to some little girls near the
Abbott school, was again arrested yesterday
afternoon by Lieutenant Kelly as n suspicious
character. Green was standing at the corner
Of Sixth and l. streets northwest, making re-
marks to several schoolgirls when some citizens
undertook to arrest him. He resisted, aud IL
large crowd congrcgated, which being seen by
Lieutenant Kelly, he rnn NJ, collarcd the ac.
cused, and took him to the seventh Precinct
Station. Upon searching him au uulouded pistol
was found, which he said he had recovered ut the
Sixth Precinct Station, where it has been since
his former arrest. lie was locked up, and will
interview Judge Smell this morning
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Hotel Arrivals.

~: Jumv.-A Warren, Richmond Va A e Fish,
eI, lhchnund, Va " i'lHsl,y, New Jersey; ] ii "
Ihmrrton. N"w York. H. lIc'liry, EhilmGlphl W
N ltnllhus New IrTk; J II Cummings Boston Mas
J sindcrs, til cnnut, ono. llumphIet-, " Va A
Z CuumPhIeys ri hmund, Va II II lie clum. Mich
80 e Carroll lucllnund. Va " Hr Iwm " va; c
CDiCApTnun, Boston, MusS W = CO,dOn AIIrI,; il j
Burn u, New llRyUu, Conn; q W IIurIenbrrg, Fa J
Dawson New York; u JUmCs l,iC!mOnd Va &
y brisbane, Ri hmuud, Va & Sll.un, Conn W I
Page kIchm"nd Nm ! & Payn, Klrhmond: Va W II
DuriC", v Va, . W Skin or, Baltimore, Nd; J Ash
ley Vas Swhngy, III; " Dawson, Pa.
MirggDiihln-J J T. Philips. New YORK. CuI Wv
J0hts. New Jersey, NJ InugIpZ AMI wir Bali iiuInro,
Nd II LtHlla ;hcr, BALTIMORE Md, j sheElIn Va;
r EPeHdel0n, Vas 4 u Harris, Va " u DrIand. New
York; G. u Beech, New York; , Nuuep, Cincinnati
Ohio. III Rowland Nd.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Two Railroads to be sold.

Two railroads having termini in the city Of
Washington will be sold at public auction dur
ing the next month for tho satisfaction of
judgments. The Alexandria and Fredcricks-
burg Road, extending from the Long Bridge,
in Alexandria County, Va, to Quantico, in
Stafford County, is to be psold on the LIST Of
June. The sale of the Southern MARYLAND
Road takes place OH June :. This road ex.
tends from Washington to Point Lookout, in
st. Marys County, Md, a distance Of fifty-nne
milrs-
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Publishing the Bans,

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
license to the following parties anxious to
wed:
{. J. Parker aud Mary +. Ball.
J. A. Ford and Mary j. Thornton.
A. A. Nauch aud Sophia C. Walton.
Addison Carter and Sallic Turner.
w. ii. Hanson aud Eliza Williams.
Nathan Bruce aud Mary +. Endcrs
A. ID. RockslcllOw and Louisa Hardy.
W. L. Thompson and Sarah 5. Bryan.
I. }. Goss and Lydia Mathews both of Bal
timOrc, Nd.
Daniel NJ. German, Of Alexandria, and Mat
tic V. Hunt, of this city.
NJ, d. Rock, of Cortland, n. Y. and Maggie
ii. Dell of Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The New Haven Club scored an easy victory
over the Rosedale, on the Nationals grounds,
Yesterday afternoon, the score standing II to
at the end Of the ninth inning. The New
Haven nine played an almost nultless field
ing game, only two errors being charged
against them. Tho Rosedalo found Lynch's
delivery too difficult for them. O'Brien, q
well known Washington player, goes away
with the visitors rs their catcher, aud they
have reason to congratulate themselves upon
securing such valuable addition to their
nine. The following is q summary of the
game:
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Real Estate Transfers.

W. F. HotHman, trustee, to Pclta McCart,
uey, for :7lOO lot /, square 50. X. l.. Crop.
ley to Maria A. McMonigle, for $3,O0O lot L.
square -. EImund Hines to Michael f. DAILY,
for $iG6.sO lot +, square 43. f. Gordon to
Thomas Hutchinson, for $3.50, sub.lots and 2,
square 9i9. S. W. MilLurn ct A., trustees, to
John Coughliu, for $500 sublot 20, squire 5ls
NJ. L. Byrne to Patrick A. Byrnc, for IS, sub
lots and = square I5i, J. T. Byrnc to =. A.
Byrne, tor y, sub.lOts 7 and Z, square 45l.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

The hearing in the huJeas corpus of George
ZeiBIer, boy seven years Of age confined In
in tho Reform School, was resumed before JUS
ticc Humphreys yesterday.
DistrictAttorncy II. II. Wells appeared for
the respondent, aud Mr. A. X Browne for the
petitioner, his mother, Annie Zeigcr. The
return made shows that the boy was properly
and legally committed to the institution, on
the application OF the mother who made af-
davit that he was incOrrigible and beyond her
control. As the counsel on both sides desired
to make up the issue on the return, aud argue
the legal points In the case, the hearing was
adjourned until Wednesday OF next week at
ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
" pllIliuE,

large company gathered yesterday even
Ing on Eighth street. near MUuLt Vernon
placc to witness the marriage Of DR.. Mclvl
d. Peck, Of CortIandt n Y, to Maggie II, Dell
formerly Of Baltimore, aud niece Of Mr. L. A
Gobright. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev DR., Lanahan, according to the form Of
the Methodist Episcopal church. Friends oi
the groom came from the West, and friends Of
the bride from baltimore bringing with them
"prccious gifts" Tho happy pair soon after
the ceremony, left for Cortlandt. The Doctor
has been u resident of Washington for several
years, and will return to make this city his
permanent home.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Special Attention.

Don't forget the great auction sale of strictly first.
Clnss watches, jcwrlry, Und solid silvcrware every
morning, afternoon, aud evening, at Gl9 Tcunsyl.
vunia avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel Ladies'
especially invited on Friday and saturday morn
lugS aud afternoons and evenings to the sulc Of
ladies elegant watches, rich jcwclry and solid
silver. All fthe,e valuable goods viii be sold
without reserve 10 the highest bidders. Everybody
should take advantage Of this rare opportunity 10
secure great bGrgainA
National Republican., 1878-05-30
VEGETlNE.
Y ( G E I'll N (
For Dropsy,
VEGETlNE l..

CENTRAL FALLS, II. l., October 10, 1877.
DR. II. II. STEvESs:-
i Is pleasure to give my testimony for your vau,
able medicine. ] was sick for long time with
DrOpsg, under the DOCTORS care. lie said II was
liMer between the Heart and Lirsr. I received no
benefit until | commenced taking the Negelinp; In
tnct, was growing worse. have tried many RENE
dies they did not help me. NbIETiSE Is the niedL
cine for DropM began TO feel better nfer taking a
Few bottles. have taken thirty bottles In ALL am
perfectly well-never felt better. No one can feel
more thankful than do ] am, dear sir, gratefully
yours, A. ID. WHEELER.
NnaErISE-When the blood becomes lfelcss and
stagnaii, either from change of weather OF climate
want OF exercise. irregular dot, from any other
cause, the EEaEriSE Will renew the blood, carry of
IN" pnrid humoTs, cleanse the stomach regulate the
bowels and inipart tone OF vgor to the whole body
National Republican., 1878-05-30
lslrc

The alarm Of fire turned in from box II,
Washington and Bridge streets, Georgetown,
at half-past twelve o'clock last night, was oc.
casioned by the burning of the grocery
of Mr.. c. b. Pierce, corner Of
Twenty-ffth and X streets northwest. The
fire was the act of an incendiary. The dam
age to the stock and building will amount to
about 81 800, which is fully covered by insur.
nncp
National Republican., 1878-05-30
VEGETHNE
For Kidney Complaint and
Nervous Debility.

IsLrsSBoRo, ME., December IS 1877.
Mn. Ii. Il. STEvESs:-
DEAN SIR hrd had a cough for eighteen years,
when / commenced taking the NEGETISE. ! was
very low: my system w,s drb.liiutCd by d ease.
had The hhirsV pTptdint, and was very ns1TO.is-
c0nJh nWl, lungs sore. When ] had taken one bot 10
! found u wls helping mel II has hepe'i my cough,
uIl y sir'nStli"ns NE ] am now able to do my
work. NeVer have inund anything like tile NBGr-
TINE know II IL everything II NJ recommended to
be. MHs, A. j. PENDLEION
, NEIETISE Is nourishing and strcnsth'u 'uing' puri.
hes TIE blood; regulates the bowels quh Is the erv-
Gus system ncls directly upon the 8ecre.ions, and
nIOuscs the whole systc.n to action,
National Republican., 1878-05-30
Mrs. LockSvood's I,ill.

The bill to admit women to practice in the
Supreme Court of the United States, known as
Mrs Lockwood's bill, was called up in tho Sen
ate yesterday just as the morning hour WAS
expiring and at II very inauspicious moment.
The legislative appropriation bill was to come
up at one o'clock, and Mr.. Sargent was ap.
pealed to not 20 call 1t up then rs there was no
time to consider it. Mr. Thurman further
urged that Mr. Edmunds, who had made the
first adverse report upon II, was absent from
the Senate. Mr.. Sargent, however, persisted in
declaring that he simply wanted al expression
Of opinion Oh the measure and did not intend
to force It's present consideration in autagO.
nism To the Legislative appropriation bill The
vote resulted in u tie-26 to 2G-und the bill
was therefore left On the calendar The friends
of the bill are quite clatcd at the vote cast
claiming that Of the twenty. -four Senators whJ
are absent twO.thirls are IN favor Of the bill,
and that some who voted against taking it up
will vote for the measure when it comes be-
fore the Senate.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
The BALL FIELD.
Two Interesting Games Played Yes.
terday.

In which Washington Mines were Defeated
by Bail-Tosscrs from New Engiand-The
New Havcn-Roscdaie Game on tho
National Grounds - The National
Defeated by tho New Bedford
In Baitimorc-ScoreN Nine to
Three-A Good Game
Promised To-Day.
National Republican., 1878-05-30
THE POLICE BOARD.

"
omcer Dunnigan and the KIiiigans-The
Theatre Comiquc Liquor License.
The Board Of Police met last night Pres.
ent Messrs. Britton Tin the chair), Cissell, and
Herr.
At the request of tho Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, John r. Scott was ap.
pointed special watchman at their depot.
Mr.. Britton made q special report In the
case Of W. W. Roderick, who was recommend.
ed for reappointmeut on tho force by the
House District Committee. that such action
would be highly inconsistent with their rules,
as Roderick was dismissed for repeated and
gross violation Of the rules.
Mayor Morgan made report recommending
the dismissal of the charges against Officers
Bryan and McNamara. So ordered. Io also
made report In the ease Of Officer David z.
Dunnigan, charged with an assault on Thomas
killigan and his wife, to the effect that a
thorough examination into the facts showed
that the officer on that occasion had used only
proper force to repcl the assault upon himself.
lie therefore recommended the dismissal OF
the charge and that the officer be commended
for his gallant conduct aud forbcarance on'that
occasion. The report, with its recommended
tions, was adopted.
A communication was read from the House
District Committee, as follows
Representations having been made TO this com.
niltee that Your board have refused 10 approve the
issuance Of license for the sale Of liquor 10 the
bar attached TO the Theatre Comiquc aud that sa
refusal has not been based upon amy good or suili.
cient reason other than such US would not admit Of
the issuance Of any liquor license To any person,
am directed 10 request that you furnish this COM
mlltec with Information Us to the fncs In the case
anu what valid reasons you base your refusal upon
The board then went into executive session,
during which the following applications for
liquor licenses were approved Lawrence
Clark, 1924 Seventh street northwest; George
A. Harper, 500 Z street southeast; William H.
Wright, SOL Thirteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1878-05-30

Robert ID. Rniiin, colorcd lawyer, who has
gaiacd considerable uotoriety IN the courts Of
tie District IN past days, was arrested last
night by Officer Burns, Of the First Precinct
on warrantsworn out by Mrs, Rose Caruthcrs
OF No. 2'E2 X str,o', charging him with the
larceny Of bed. clothing aud household goods to
the value of S22. Ruiiin's room, on T. street,
near Fuur-aud-a.half southwest was searched,
and goods alleged 10 have been stolen were
found and identified lie was locked up for
hearing to-day.
National Republican., 1878-05-30

Totais..... II - u 5 TOtals..... . CgT II 10
Earned runs-New Bcdfords, 3; Nationals, l.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
LOwell-Utica, .; Lowell, g.
Buiito-BuilalO, 81 Z; Allegheny, 3.
ncllsyilc-Rochcster .; Hornell, 3.
rittstcd, MaSS.-Auburn, 8; Pittsiicld, 3.
Observation-Disclosures !; Springfield, o.
Worcester, Mass.-Worccster, II; Holy
okcs, ..
National Republican., 1878-05-30

YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention tn your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them. Be wise in time
Clean them daily with THURsroS's IVORY PEARL
TooTH POWDER. tho most perfect dentriice known.
twill keep them through life In good condition
white aud sounu. Will harrcn the eum. sweeten
he breath, and prevent toOthache Sold by ali
druggists. - and 80 cents per bottle.