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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30

1'Gd sn8S 30 Intelligent legislation can be
had, and that no legislation ought to be
attempted to be had. until thorough
expose has been made of the tricks and
yillainies and avenues to same by which
the presidential votes of Florida and
Louisiana were lately stolen from Tilden
and counted for Hayes, we regard the
bill of Edmunds as conclusively show
ing. II is mere guess work, II is legis-
lation IN the dark, an attempt TO correct
evils before knowing what the evils
really are or how they came about. II
is upon these facts that we base
the vindication of the democratic par
ty for inaugurating the Potter Inves-
tigaiion and for fighting shy of rem
edial schemes ike Edmunds or reme-
dial schemes OF any kind until the facts
in the Florida and Louisiana frauds shall
have been reached and brought to hight.
Then, and not till then, viii they be
able to provide proper remedy for the
defects OF our present electoral system,
because then and not till then will they
be forearmed with the necessary knowl-
edge to attempt it. Though regarding
the bill of Edmunds as in the nature of
a prophecy and as valuable, if valuable
al all. by accident merely, we don't
know what other people may think about
IL. and to enable all to Judge for them
selves, we append il as conclusion to
our present notice Of the presidential
Question"
"The bill provides that electors for
President and Vice-President shall be
appointed in each State on the FIRST
Tuesday in October in every fourth
wear succeeding the election Of Presi-
dent and Vice President, and on the
same day in October whenever there
shall be Vacancy in both the Offices of
President and Vice-President; but no
Senator, or Representative, or person
holding an Office of trust or profit under
the United States shall be appointed an
elector. Congress shall be in session
on the second Mouday in February sue
ceeding every meeting of the electors.
The Senate and House shall meet in the
hall of representatives, and the PresI-
dent Of the Senate shall be the presId-
ing officer. There shall be appointed
two teIlers on the part the Senate and
two tellers on the part of the House. to
whom shall be handed, as they are
opened by the President Of the Senate,
all the certificates and papers purport-
ing to be certificates of the electoral
votes. which certificates and papers
shall be opened, presented and acted
upon in the alphabetical order Of States,
beginning at sA;" and said tellers hav-
ing then read the same in the presence
of and hearing Of the two houses, shall
make a list of the votes as they appear
from said certificates, and the votes hav-
inc been ascertained and counted, as IN
this act provided. the result Of the same
shall be delivered to the President OF
the Senate, who shall thereupon an
nounce the state OF the vote and the
names OF persons. il any. elected: which
announcement shall be considered .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30
New Advertisements.
5000
Geo. P. ROWcn & Co.'S
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce ST., New York.

Diana Beautiful Concert Grand Pr f1pNar
/ I0lU amos, cost 81 500, only S425. vi gun
Superb Grand Square Pianos, cost 81, 100 only
S255. Elegant Upright Pianos, cost $500, only
Sl55. New Style Upfight Pianos Sll2.50. Or
gans S35. Organs ~ stops, $72.50. Church
Organs, l6 stops, cost $3.50, only Sll5. Ele-
CANT $375 Mirror Top Organs only Slo5.
Tremendous sacrifce to close out present stock.
New Steam Factory soon TO be erected. News.
paper with much information about the cost Of
Pianos and Organs, SENT FREE. Please adj
dress DANIEL ]. BEATTY, Washington, N. J.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30
DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church. Sabbath, june
and.
Joy Chapel, 10 80 = N.
ST. PALS $50 D. N. Sermon By the Pastor
Ns. Zion II q. m. sermon By kes- ,. q.
Siarr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30

Interest from 1st Jan. 1873.
The above real property viii be sold
by the Collector as authorized By the
Act of 1874, chapter 48S, and the pro-
ceeds will be applied to the payment of
the taxes for the above years, with the
interest and all costs that may accrue
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30

Concert Al MI. zon June 10th. go ?. N.
VII BARNES.
Hsg %, 1878.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30

~ virtue of authority vested 10 me
ID "a coflectup Of Taxes for The LIST
election district Of Sc. Mary's county, !
will sell al public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash on the premises N SAID
lst district on
THURSDAY, the goth of june, 1873,
between and 4 o'clock, p. m, the fol-
lowing property, 20 satisfy State and
County Taxes due for the years 1873,
1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, TO wit:
A tract or parcel Of land, situate in
the 1st Election District of st. Mary
county, called sBirch Neck" or by
whatever name or names the Same may
be known, containing seventy acres,
more or less, and assessed IN the name
of Susan Fields.
Due for. State tar for 1873, gu
Due for County tan for 1873, 2.S4
1884
Interest from 1st Of Jan. 1874
Due for State tax for 1874, 8 "a
Due for County tax for 1874, S.l5
$500
Interest from 1st Jan. 1875.
Due for State tax for 1875, 3 80
Due for County tax for 1875, 1922
s4O2
Interest from 1st Jan. 1876.
Due for State tar for 1876, > go
Due for County tax for 1876. Az
81 81
Interest from 1st Jan. 1877.
Due for State tax for 1877, 3 so
Due for County tax for 1877, 3.8l
AL
National Republican., 1878-09-27
National Thcatre-"Juiius Cmsnr"-Bangs as
Marc Antony.

National Thcatre-"Juiius Cnsnr"-Bangs as
Marc Antony.
The production Of Julius Cesar last night
hy Mr. Bangs and the stock company at the
National was eninently successful. The good
fortune Of witnessing this great play so thor.
uuglly and efficiently presented Is of uutre.
qusut happening in this latitude. Mr. Bangs
has become thoroughly Identified with the
character of MTc .iHtguy By his lrCqueut AID
most crcditablU appearances therein, and has
long since r,c .ivcd at tho hands Of an GdEIirEg
public The title ofTHE Mare .iH'a"y of the time.
Ills manly presence, slapoy h.Irc aud sprn.
did elocutun combine to secure for him the
tliumphs he has 81 worthily won. The audi
cncc in attendance last night signihId their
appreciation Of Mr.. BmIs' brilliant effort by
several recalls. which were Acknowledged by
the tragediNn with his accustomed grace.
Mr.. kvrne's C,,ss'as WAS most acceptable
Though B.rrttt.likg in sumC particulars, Nj.
kecnc's originality and gcuuiue luirut secure
for his Cissiits the need OF great prtsc. The
character Of Brutus was os:aYCl by Mr..
Waycrlcy, who laborei under Observation-Disclosures
Of Il "fiist appearance lin that 'oiel, under.
| taken upon very brief notice. The recall
vuuchsulrd him was q fitting tribute TO tho
| merit of his impeTSOnatiun. Mr.. Downing as
Tdnr Cicmr, Mr.. Burton MS Trj0aipj, Mr..
Ahrlult as CIsc1 alE1rled effective imporsOnG.
tiums Of their respective Characters. Mr..
| lIaLcltOu made the most" o! his not very
,X4ctiug role Of Fh'rius. Miss Vidcrs MS
rorfiq, as usual mCrited Rul received un.
s.iutcd praise. Julius Cesar will be re.
pvatcd this evening.
Mr. FoId's patrons arc able to avail them
selves Of the "priyiegc3' Of the National at
low rates of admission, recently established By
the management ito suit the times Make
| Of
National Republican., 1878-09-27
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Events Recorded by Our Local Re.
porters.
Trouble Among Cohcn's Few Remaing Fol
lowers-The Tournament To-Day-An
Assault on voman-w
ians Who Fell Victims to the
Yellow Fever-Other City
Items of Interest.
The Benning's Tournament.

The tournament at Beaning's to day for the
benefit of tho yellow fever sufferers will un-
doubtedly be grand affair, as elaborate prop
arations have been made by the various COM
mittecs having charge of the matter. A ma.
jority Of the leading merchants of this city
and Georgetown have agreed TO closo their re-
spective places of business at noon, In order
that their employees may witness the tilt A
meeting of the citizens committee was held at
the National Hotel last evening, which was
fully attended. 1t was decided that grand
street parade should be given this morning,
comprising knights in armor, invited guests,
marshals, heralds sc. The procession Will
form at the City Hall, ut 9:3O u. m. and, after
travcrsing the principal streets, will proceed
to the grounds selected for the tourney.
Tho fitting will begin promptly at halG.past
one p. m., and special trains will leave the
Baltimore and Potomac depot every hour, COM
nlencing ut noon. Parties who wish to retain
seats In their carriages will 6ud ample space
within the inclOsurc near the judges stand.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
A Rather strange Proceeding.

Il lhcrt Hawkins, cOlored. during an alterca-
ton with Belle Ford, also colored, yesterday
afternoon, on n street between Fourth and
Fifth streets, slapped her in the face aud ran.
Belle pursued him, yelling for help but lIaw.
kins did not run far before he tdrncd aud
knocked her down. lie then continued his
flight, but soon fell prey to OtHccr Sutton,
WHO had heard Bellies cries and Was coming to
the rescue. He took Hawkins into custody
and escorted him to tho Sixth Precinct sta
tion where he was locked up He will appear
in the Police Court to-day to answer to the
charge of assault and battery.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
ErNl kNlhL. Irln.fara.

Benedict Miihurn. trustee, - J. Z. Kendall,
fnI Il no, lot -, a.lare l":T, r.arle AMI ldli-
san trustee, 10 ". Z. rar,.2.o nr $l,4G12o,
hot a. square ~ c \, TDoru to Eugrne
Clru,i, fr i9!'.!-, lot -, ~illrc ?3,; ). j..
Block to ". B, jackson, G,r -. l"Its - lots
- and /, -Iutrc iGo; FIR. Bryw.!.L, ,r',,,,p t.,
to W. Il. B,AaunA, f,r i371. lot z, ,.'lr, rs,
J. r. Mullins 10 4. X Andrews, for $'rn, ~,
tul, lG7 and 1863 square Clj, J. Il. Mullus to
g. X. Andrews, ipr $I.Io'. lot lG2, square 80 ;
May Martin It a.. to JaIiu, Tp.s1u, ro. IL, lot
9i2, il. Unknown; Mary A. RitrLie 10 nelcn
u. Mc>ar."rt, for s., part of square ~l5;
Cumu.os. ,ucrs Of til. District Of Cuiumbit to
Catherine Brown for 81, suDlot b aud ia.
Provemcnto, 'guair <lti Gurnclia FlUu,cy to
J. Z Kendall. tJr 81, l4rt of lot q, square
MI
National Republican., 1878-09-27
New Advertisements.

Taken mp a stray COW
HULiU Brothers, styles fcT nil.
Rooms for rent No. Grant place.
Dissolution, Hc,phcnstue & Bentley
Kindergarten lecture ty p~. Pollock.
Rornum's show September q md -.
United States Murhal's sale, October II.
Law department Howard University, reopen Oc.
.ober !.
Clothing, George c. Henning, 40 seventh street
nCrthwCst
Family excursion to The Gone River oyster bc's
Oct Der s.
Sale oflot 90 in square 5jl, by United States Mar.
ihal. october L.
Rcd cedar carpet lining, [, Morrison, SIS aud So
D street northwest.
Grand concert, at Congregational Church, in c.d
ofyel!ow fever sufferers,
\. snks & Co., clcthleIS D:l Pennsylvania avenue
and SIC seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1878-09-27
EuIlAnng A..ncIntIon Mceting.

Tie Sec nj Washington Co.opo:Itiye Build.
ing Association held Il. fourth aAnugl s4cctiug
at Davis Hail, GIo S'yauth sueot lat might.
Tho secretary submitted a statement showing
thr tnau,iaI coHlitipa Of the association at
the Close # the fourth year Of It, organilp.
ton. The re rts Z The association duIiu-
tie company, ;io.,;~4 i3. mumD cr Of share,
now pa lug advances, 81, shares not nd.
vauccI o., l.;.i.S; y,t1us Of one .har.. ;j.-o,
Tic fiji H., o..ty., ,,!- elected .Jr ia. en-
suing yylr. rr.-.!.ri. Wi.ltuI H. M,Murrag;
vicc.prc.idcht, Np.ly .. l.arncl trcasur,r, M.
7. Cui!am, srrict.ry, Johu L Thompsnh; di.
rectors y. J. &o,artv, :. :. vs., Ju,I. Cook,
NitliaIl H. GyyI. L.p,uL Wa.tur:. T.. F.
saeH.Lt, GsoTSa J, 4.".J", G. {. La4.4us,a ~,
]. d. Free
National Republican., 1878-09-27
RnnnMnNs frnm Liirhmnnd.

Tho excursion from R.hmonl to this city,
under the auspices Of the Knights Of pythias.
lat Tuesday, contained three runaway oopplos.
Upon arriving in this city the ruuuways oh.
tanned thy.r marriage Licenses aud were duly
united in the holy bonds Of mutrimony. The
na!ucs Of the contracting pmtics were Joseph
X. Brlselman Oson Of eN.Louuclmau BrascI.
muuJ TO Miss Ella G. Suuthuil, Frank +. Chap.
man to Miss EHua l.. Corbin aud W. C.
Slater to Miss Ellen Hines.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
ADisscnslon In Cohcn's Ranks.

Tho Cohen movement appears to have worn
itself out, and the "agtator" now only musters
corpcral's guard of followers. They are said
to number one dozen, but n split among these
few is now imminent Cohen called at Police
Headquarters last evening aud stated that
two of his collectors had broken open his con-
trihution boxes and distracted about Sl2
thcrrfrom. lie wished to procure warrants
for their arrests, but was referred to Police
Court for redress, and some spicy develop.
mcnts may be looked for In a few days
Cohen called upon the President yesterday
and had a short interview, which WIS cut short
rather summariiy, as the President had other
business to attend to.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Amusement, and Excursions

CoIiQCE-NGriety performance.
BaIHuIa's Great Show, Ninth AMI Sstrccts
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr F. {. Bangs in King
John
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon u tea a. IN. returning ct
-four y. N.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City OF A!eZAn
dria leaves seventh street wharf at halpat eleven
a m, returning at three ?. IN.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

For District notes see third page.
For amusements see second page.
--NisrcllancouS matter on thirl page.
For Georgetown news SOC thirl page.
--For cJIrt proceedings sec third rngo.
For excursions and r!cnics see third rage.
- Ni,-sr.. Wswall X Gvwnn have bcea dc.
Ilarel involuntary bankrupts.
" wtpn Whi,tcu hrs entered suit for di-
vorcc from lis vito, F.auic W!itten, On the
ground Of 2c,cr,i"n. She Let LGIAe oyyI two
year agD and refuses t. return.
A lral infant was fou>d curly yc,t,sd. ~
morning q lu!tTna RvrNro rag" S.c7l7
STREET. Il Was taken 10 the seventh Pl-cint,
Station Hul altcrward LGr.-d ~ or-lgr CC the
coroner.
The President YESTERDAY appo..;cl tic
following l. tu'ics lH.b.i9 / il t.o ..,t"., u:
Columbia: Il. ". I.JrEwy,i, J. l.. pld.,.i. 4.
Forrest. and Wurrcn e stone.
y wu,aau named S,latrtr called at IT,,
Police Court yesterday morning to learn from
Judge oucil b 'w to lc.ai4 ,n.-s, ,,lo" of he,
two sons, wh1rlu away viii. In. Ban 40 i',l
LUuFc. sac s.d that hl:t!lp iii had tgkCr
tEom away aud refused t. surrender tl3rt.
judge smell informed her that sAe wuuil have
to apply 70 higher court.
William burton, aIiW Patterson. 2 wlitr
man, about tW"'ll%-hN" year. CI H-r. i!.H
riutsr hy trade, va arrrs',1 about twt,v,
o'clock yrstrrGly b. U:',rr Iawl,r f,r ML,.
cent exposure IN rae in.nk..n : ,H.rr. II,
Wa taken 20 the sixth rtec.u,t -inG,r mad
l." t"@ - {" await il hearing before Julg,
Smell to day.
-tauul nine o'r!ock Wednesday night
Y'un;: iaau, tw.nty-;wo year Of u.e, name,
Will!nu T CoIln.s w,ls s;rapk ru tie head bl
Hswiu:. While It was in nIo;i,n, at Bcycr'
paik, and severely Injured. Hew4, conveyed
ner Of seventh street aud tho Boundary. whcr
b., wound waz dressed by Dg B, L. Adam
lie was LnlM t.l:cl % ID. home.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Go TO Julju, Laus'urat for carpets.
where to Buy ran Clothing.

The r,ll stock Of fac clotbiug for men and
boys ju,t received by Halle Brothers, the
c,orai4ls, corr.r Of Seventh aAl d streets
northwest, will well repay inspection by por
@ Il, wa, lave to rrplensA their wardroL S.
Their nrw selections embrace some Of the
luuGs)ac.t designs ever displayed in this
city. Ia point of style, quality, and finish
they are u.sIrpus,-l. III point Of price tbs
Grn invites co'mpur,ous, cling Confident that
Il cir Vriccs arc the lowest
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Theatre COunIuue.

The rush still continues at the Comiquo,
ani many were turned away last evening, be.
ing unable to gain admission. Miss Ida Sid.
dons aud her troupe Of blondes are the cause
Of the CoInEInti0u, aud, Us the pro9rnmmc Is
very interesting, all patrons are satisfied. The
Arnold Brothers deserve mention for their GV-
cclient dnucng. rs their business is entirely
new. Don't fail TO take in the Comlquc to-
ritfltt
National Republican., 1878-09-27

The Firruea's la.urauce Company of WH'h-
inItpa aud Georgetown having existed for
noarly halfa century, little moro need be said
In commenting it t. the public. It's long and
prosperous life is duo to the careful manage.
iucut Of It's business. The company now is
staunrhor than ever. The capital Is {2OO,O0n
Hld the surplus fund amounts 10 elli,rD. The
u,Hcc Of tie company is over the Bank Of
Washington. Real estate and personal prop
erty is insured, and builders risks taken At tho
lowest rates.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Curltnl nI.0 DcrnrlmentnI Notes.

sub4crlp'lDn3 . Tie 1 poT cent loan yes.
terday amounted to ;jO2UJo.
revenue receipts yesterday were from
Internal revenue, $:.>J, 1870; from customs,
$4&1,j-l.3l.
The following wcfG appointed Indian agents
yc,tcrduy; Th"uHs b. Eil:s, Of !irooklyn, \.
w. at tn Byrthold agency, Dakota; l., NJ,
Kelley, Of EiEiu, H., at the Los PimUs agency,
Colorado, uul }. ". stephan, Of Iud!aua, At
standing Kpck agency, Dakota.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

S,HE Of the richest moruiug dresses or
wrappcra for aEtdGn arc made Of brJHa, cur
rant Or Of gray cl5Luore, with Il leugthwso
rlastron down the front, "ttho glyc,t Japanese
silk Al. the small trIunaiu!s Of the dress match
the p,lstruGs. Tho dres sCs are not close fitting
auI Gults are not worn with them.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants:
L. Lucas aud Julia 4. Lee.
J.. ). Frey aul Alberta b. Hall.
Wil'iam Brooks and Jane Rivers.
r. Dr.scull anl Mary A. Corrgtn.
s. Conway and Curoliuc RoLinson,
". =. Jones' AMI Aunio +. kclrhcr.
J. r. Crown aud Minnie G. Clifton.
&. J. VI. GHAIYs and Juia Coleman.
James Kennedy and Bridget Crowley.
Thmuas L. rhili,tcr aud Lizzie L. Marshall.
Cnnllvs !. Webster and Elizabeth L. Wood.
burn, both Of Charles County, Md.
VIZ roaluct oYr Tailoring DEPARTMENT on the
Puwlar Price SystplH. E's.raau Bro-., Cio:Ai,rs
and IullDrs, curnrr 7,h aud L streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
T. q. CARMICK, Secretary.

FoR upward of thirty years Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrects acidty of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysontery
25 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

NEW York boasts Of man who can make
a staight jump Of over fourteen feet. A chi.
cago man, however, has brrton this, lie
Jumped tho tpwu,' Und hHsll't been seen
sluoe. Some his c,uplpyor's funds went with
hIm.-NoLris igmn NernId.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

C.BER covered his bald head and gray hair with
laurel crown. Ayers Hair VgOr covers guy
heads with the still more welcome locks Of youth
FINE New York butter received daily Rt spicers
butter store, corner Of Ninth and streets north
west. Low priCes. fine quality, and fair dealings
ute speCialties.
YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention n your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. be wise iD time
Clean them daily with THURsrOS's IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect dentrlhce known
II Will keep them through life In good condition
white and SOUND. viii harden the GumS. swceten
be breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 80 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHIsT-SrREAU STRENGTHENING PLAsT-
CRs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpGsS all others.
HARD times demand economy; pracucc It by
IcnuvG;ing your sUilGd gloves with JouvEN's 1No.
DEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c! Are you dys-
eNGrtiOn. Is your lifJ miserable? You require n
| change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
| blood. Take QU:EKs lRIsH fEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you. sold by all
| druggists, % cents per package, which makes a
| quart Of medicine.
Is Tour hair harsh, dry and stif2 Does II refuse
| 10 Curl2 Dress II with IHoMPsOS'si oNAbE OPTlME
| IN ulea sinCus compound OF singular merit. IT
| will improve 1t. sold by druggists, &c. Price IS
| and 5O cents Ter bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Died of yellow Fever.

Alfred Reid, formerly clerk In the Fifth
Auditors olice, Treasury Department, iicd of
yellow fever at NicksburG, last Wednesday,
Mr.. Reid was father of Mr. Clarence Reid, of
the Ehbitt House stand. Our morning dis.
patches from Memphis announce the death of
Mrs. Cromwell of Mississippi, who went from
this city In charge of the party of lady nurses.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

At regular meeting Of Equity Council, No
5, s. of l., the following resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas death has invaded our order and called
from our midst Brother David s. Green: There
fore,
Resolved, That in his removal Equity Council
aud the entire order has been deprived Of a most
efficient and useful member.
Resoired, That in Brother Green we recognize
those characteristics which adorn the husband,
father, and citizen, whose friendship knew no
change aud sned bright lustro in the domestic
circle and the community In which he was 50 well
known, honored. aud respected.
Resoircd, That we deeply sympathize with his
wife, child, aud other relatives who are thus so
suddenly called to mourn their loss. We commend
them to Him who is q husband to the widow aud
the father To the fatherless for that support and
consolation which they so much need.
By order Of the Council.
I. @. CARMICK. Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

We have just bccu thinking how language
came into the world. 1t was during Adam
and Ewes first quarrel, when one word brought
On another.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Wational 9epublitan.
Arrival of Passenge, Trains.

Al BALTIMORE ASr ONO rEPoT, SEw JERSEY AVE
SUE AND sTRFET
N,ininD E~uinr
$50, St Louis 4 CIn. eN sIsS0, Baltimore accom-.
ettsl, Phila. q y. Y eN. l:8O, Baltimore accom-.
s..0, CHICO s Pittsg ex 300 Y, Phil & Bo- ek
FL. M liimore and way sos, Piedmont, Strt'nrl
stations. Winchester. rel ck,
30, Fred. ac. tMct brCh.Dl ITngcrstown, Point Of
ti7. Baltimore, Annapolis RoCks & way stations
sNprc,s -t:S7, Baltimore nCCcul
hS5, MErtinshuru nnG Ia s7:n' pultlmure express
gerStuwn ac. Micro -7.55 Baltimore u way sta
pOli'eI hrunrhD tIun-.
s1tsSU, BhItim pre- accom-. $500 Chicago 81 LOUIS
b3J Baltimore express sell, NY. PM. Boston
express.
sArrive daily. Others suudays excepted
.,r3-For he time Of departure Of trains, SEQ advor'
tsUments elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-09-27
Tho Foundry Revival.

Tho great revival influence spreading over
this city continues to increase in power. The
service last night at Foundry Church was one
Of most intense excitement. While the young
evangelist was exhorting the people about the
power OF faith, persons hsstened from all parts
Of the house to the altar aud large number
were converted. Among the converts last
night was man who had not been TO church
for twenty years.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
IIasC-BaiI.

The game OF the sruson is promise for to-.
morrow afternoon, on TIC Ens'c Gl..ni' at
fbur o'clock. Aniuc cDuq,.d Of oae.armcl
sx soldiers will play tho celebrated IA. mons
team. and. RI the average We. git cf the Altcl
Is 927 pounds, rare sport may be anti. ipntcd,
Jhe proceeds of the exhibition will be sent
Eagle Park should be crowded with SPECTATORS
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY,
Albany, n Y.-Albany, III Lowell, 3,
National Republican., 1878-09-27

JULICs LANsBURGH, the Popular Low. Priced
Carpet Furnshcr, 49, eth, between d and L.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
An USEM ENIS.

FALL STYLE - pants TO order. Eiscmar
Bros, corner 7th and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvERcoATs, So. and upward, at A,
Strauss, lOll Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

Wa0NININEN'. PA&I-, $50 aud -, very
suo.t,l'Ial E:se4au Bl4a., corner ia and /
a.G.c...
National Republican., 1878-09-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on dcposits Special
rates On time deposits J. II. SQUIER & Co.
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