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National Republican., 1879-11-26


Mctrnpolitan-A VI sutherland and w w Bach Il
elder, New York; W p McMiChael aud wife, New
Jersey; T u Kclchcr and wife, Albany; Peter Helm
Cumberland. Md: W Williams, Elmiro.
81. JnmCS-H King and daughters Ohio: 4 J.
Rivcs Newport, X |; X 4 Joyce North Carolina
George II Boyle, ID Howe, II i Stephens J W
Fowler, G. Austin and wife, T. n Ray and II
-CoOklcy, New York II Dom on, Baltimore; III i
Scott, Gettysburg Pa; W Giassford. Connecticut
Captain + W Bond. Edenton, N G. George llamp
ton and wife. Minnesota Miss Lizzie Piper, Mem
phis TOnn l. + Hall POcomokc City, Md; William
BoOtman and II Gordon and wife, ChcAgo Ma1l
son Il Calvert, Philadelphia; II llawley and wife
ConnectlCut Webster Bruce Cumberland Md II
Gracy Liverpool England; T. Dlllman Maryland
Ebbitt-Jaines ID Kay. of Pittsburg, Pa; Charles
W Copeland, New York; W Spiccr. Virginia. Gen
eral 5 Robinson Ohio, and + ID Root, New York
Willarls-J NJ Mckee, George w Richardson
aud wife and James II Young. OF New York; W NJ
Ihackarn, philadelphia; Eugene + LANCER. Bangor
Me; Adams, Maryland, and George Stckncy
Grand Haven, Mich.
Riggs House Alfred Rowell John II Flagg IL |
q Cochran. of ST Louis Mo: ]. Watson, of Warren
Pa; Mrs Ward, Miss X Ward and Edward Hoopcs
OIPhiladelphia: Mrs Alfred Clarke, of CoopCrstown
\ Y, and u Reilly OF Washington.
Arngton-E NJ Strong and wife, Of San Fran
cisco. Cal; lIarllgHn and X Holden, of New
York; John q Tucker aud wife, of Boston; ROber
Mclherson and wife, Miss Kate McIhersOn and i
A StonChousc and wife of New York; Phil II Hicks
ford. Of England: W " Mitzucr. of Yonkers T. |
Brown and wife, OF Virginia.; 5 Rogers, of Buffalo
\, and Bryson. OF Syracuse, ~.
Wormley's-Cuoncl Ccrcru, Royal Spanish Ell
gineers, Havana
National Republican., 1879-11-26
GREAT BARGAINS
A II
NOoT7S,
No. 9l5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Black French THREAD LACES, In oil widths,
at 20, %, 30. rs cents per yard. ,, A.,
Black Dreton LACE5 At II, l5 ~ cents, worth dou'
''p Imitation Breton LACEs at g. g. 10, is cents per
yard. - cto.u, ., %
the best material, at 8 and 80 -
DouhleW width SILK ILLUSION and WASH
BLONDE, In white and cream, at ~ and 81 cents per
yard ,, . 90 ~ n, - 4,
Real B,eton SCARFs, full lengths and good pat.
terms ut - and 2j cents; very handsome ~ 50 cents
Real Point de Russo SETS CoLLARErrES and
All Linen HANDKERCHIE s. plain and fancy
borders, q IS. %, u and upwar,i.
In RIBBONS, offer q most elrgenly SO eoted
stock a prices never beore offered. Black Satin and
Grct Grain. two inches deaf cents per yard three
inches wide, at 81 cents per yard. Black SIX CT os
Gran Ribbons at 30 10 % cents per yard rom three 10
cents per yard. silk Bro AIDED Ribbons No 3, at IL
cents per yard. All SILK Fnncy.Striped Ribbon4
from two to three hni halt inches vide Ut TO- 10 aud
70 cents per yard Real Turkish Heavy Broca,ed
Rbbols live Inches wide, at 80 cents per yard Real
PekiU.Stri cd Fancy Ribbons. newest shades, ut
from 25 TO ~ cents per yard. - -
A lob lot OF Real Vaenclennes LACE at 20 to q
cents per yard. Heal White and Black Thread l. ceB
at u.s. O 81 to S8j yard. large stock OF Breton
and Point de Sprite Flchues, 80, 1910 ~:
Bargains In RUCHINGS PLEATINGB, BREAK.
FAST CAPS, PARIS BONNErS. UNDERWEAR
large stock OF Pearl, Shell and Bone FANS at re-
markably low figures
National Republican., 1879-11-26

While the trial of Joseph S. Fleming, charged
with assault with intent to kill his bride. Myra
Fleming, was in progress in the Criminal court
room yesterday morning, Il scene which strongly
contraStea with 1t happened in room almost
directly above the court chamber. couple, evi
dently entertaining no fears of passing through
Mrs. Jennings sad experience, had come all the
way from Piscataway, Md. to b0 ...;...s,; IN mai
Iluge. The gtooin nau supplied himself with
white nccitic and cotton gloves and the BRIDE fol
a veil Of the customary kind had secured piec,
of white Grape, rather diminutive In size anC
scarcely sufficient to cover straw bonnet of an
cieut style rcd plaid shawl over blue woolei
dress and white cotton gloves completed the t0us
Sedu. They gave their names as Alfred Lancaster
and Louisa finkncy. The groom was wemty.flv,
years ofage and the bride eighteen. BailiT DOrsc,
became right.haud nun for the couple and EN-
gineeTed them into the matrimonial state. He pro
cured Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland, and bringing
him 10 the City Hall the nuptal knot was sOol
tied in the doctors surest and safest style. littl,
later the couple departed highly pleased.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Martha C. Saunders has filed petition in equity
for the appointment of guardian to her three
minor children, and suggests that their brother,
james C. Saunders, would be good person to act
IL his appointment Is suitable TO the court. She
represents that several years ago her husband
Ralfe T. Saunders, obtained upon his life of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of New York q
paid-up policy for S2l00 for the benefit alone o
the petitioner II has now become necessary tC
realize upon the policy, and they are willing tC
cash It Oh assigning IL TO them and being Joined
mated guardian The appointment was subse
10 ,aIa
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Tho clerk of the court has issued the following
l.. Frazier; j, L. Bondrew and Kate MacNamara
John s. Ghccn and Mary T. Roberts; Henry Dent
and Selma Taylor; G. A. Lynch and Mary A. Bond;
Alfred Lancaster and Louisa Pinkney, both Of Pts
getaway, Md; John NJ. Brubake-, OF Lancaster
Pa, and George f. Mutersbaugh, of Altoona. Pa.
John Simpson and Mary Mcclure Edward Goats
and Sarah Fortune Joseph A. Repelt and Victoria
NJ. Smith; Samuel II. Brown aud Agnes Brown
II. w. Schultz and Katie l.. Dean; C. W. Scott anc
Mary q. Ryan, Lloyd B. Brook aud Esther X
EnSby
National Republican., 1879-11-26
OITP ITEMS.


Wilbors Compound Of Cod-Liyer oil aud Lime
without possessing the very nauseating hayoroith
phate of lime with healing property which rem.
deTs tho oil double siic0clous, Remarkable testl.
desire to see them sold by a, b. Wilbor chemist,
Boston, and all druggists.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Each Of Warmers Safe Remedes--the Safe KID.
ney aud Liver Cure Safe pills, Safe Neryme and
Sale Bltlersis asserted 10 DO the best of It's class,
and the intention Is to keep II 30. II amy medical
ex pert can add AN Ingredient which will improve
any one Of them, he Will bo paid a high price for
the improvement
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Isaac Cohen who figured prominently here as a
labor agitator some months ago was yesterday
Rued s. by Judge Smell for nssaulllug a cOlOrcd
man named Henry Wilson. The assault was com.
mitted while Cohen wns trying to put Wilson ont
Of the old chronicle building where lac is acting as
lauitOr Cohen took an appeal.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Relief Needed.

subscription list has been started for the relief
ofEzra H. Bailey, Brcvet Lieutenan-C Colonel United
States Volunteers. All officer Of The Union army who
was brevetted from Major Of First New York Cav
airy for gallant aud mertorous services Mt the battle
of Five Forks, Va. Colonel Bailey is now suffering
with the drOpsy of the heart. and has wife In
delicate health, and three small children in needy
circumstances. Among those who have contributed
Secretary Evarts, whose son Charley was in his
company, Secretary McCrary. Generals Wright and
Mcigs, Comptroller Knox and other well-known
gentlemen.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Choice Wines and Liquors.

Among the speCialties to he found ut Xander's
old established house No. 81 Seventh street north
west will be found Mount summit, Pennsylvania,
rye (iOurtcen years old, MellwOod McBrayer aud
Moore Il Crgsby's Whistles, which, for purity and
flavor, cannot be eXCclled.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
NEW ADvERTlsRmENTs.
Busy TIlIE At BIG and SlS SEVENTH STREET,

A. SAKS 81 CO. beg say that great of business
anticipated however, and fully prepared for by them)
would to make advertising superuous and
sary.
DESIRE however, keep patrons advised ofsome
the special offerings making that they
cure portion of able to offer much less
than value
The brisk, upward movement in prices, everywhere OBJ
servabe already affected Clothing considerably but
immense purchases at the lowest stage of the market
far beyond our capacity to store In any one building may
enable protect customers for time
When our present stock rapidly selling exhausted
have to ask patrons to the inevitable adj
vance,
Those who buy of us now buy at the lowest point.
unquestionably the Largest Stock the city
We always name the lowest possible prices
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Thermomatric Readings.


For tho lower lake region aud Middle States rls'
ing followed by falling barometer, variable winds,
shifting 10 east south, and colder, clear or parity
cloudy weather followed In western portions by
slowly rising temperature,
National Republican., 1879-11-26
that the Sons

that the Sons OF Jonadab excursion to Baltimore
leaves Sixth-strcct depot at Il. m, Thanksgiving
day returning at 1880 p. III. or by regular earlier
trains. Round trip tickets, 81 80 to-day nt place:
advertised in the Sdr. Or at the depot Thursday
morning,
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Ford's oporn-Houso--" An Iron WILL"
Theatre Co,nluue,

The attractions offered at the Comiquc this week
are beyond doubt some of the best that have yet
been seen in this city. WI. Thompson aud his won
dcrful dogs. Hero and Hector, arc the principal
source of entertainments also host of the best VA
ricty talent known to the profession. All extra
grand Thanksgiving matinee will be given to-mor
row at $50 O'Clock.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERS
We the undersgned ciiizens OF Phli9dolphaI take
pleasure in certifying that DIR J.. AVON MoSCiIiS-
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa
tOn y actitioner In diseaseB OF tho Eye Ear and
Professor and clinical Operator la one Of our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him to the cordial sup
port OF the Press aud he confidence OF the communi
* McMlCHAEL; Mayor ofthe City,
Fly pAyIs Nns SpsaAHsGi & HG,IdG mSqss psoF Rep Pa
cHAs McciiNI'dcK. Morning Post
PGELMAKER, Y Marshal.
JW GRAYSON. Mercury.
AoN AG y a NpocL " MCCLURE
GEE SEeHHS ESsnns fBSRetu
Dr. Won M0schziskor restored me TO hearing.
w. B. LAMAR
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high Endorsements with which DR.. Won
Moschzsker came here WIS duced TO place my.
which gave me great deal of uneasness His treat
ment proved perfect success. i consider MN q
n lust tribute to him TO make II known to all who
need his medic | services tlat have the ulmoss
confidence In hs professional abilities. Call on him
~ Wv THos soMERvILLE
N tonal Brass Works.
wAsHINeroS, October IS, 1879.
lsenaior u. w. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely tor tho relief received
Irom our treatment my hearing which has boon
seriously Impaired. the result o. az e1eessieiy So
we're cold d. W. Nooi'hEES'
[son OF Gov. Bishop. OF Ohio
DR. Won Moschzisker operated very successfully
Oh my eyes and restored nay sight 49, - ...,....
lGen Hilhurn. u. S. Al
Under Dr. Won MosohSlskeTs treatment reeqyeTeu
my bearing T. Il, hlLbUNN.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

BLACK and colored sutins velvets. and pekin'
cheap; al-wool cnshmeres. 40 cents uu: all.wool
dress goods. 2) cents Brussels carpet - cents up
Space
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Where to Make Preparations for Thanks
UI

1916 street northwest, have just received O
choice assortment Of Thanksgiving luxuries to
which they invite attention. This firm enjoys q
dealing. and purchasers would do well to give
them call. They will not be open tomorrow
but all goods bought from them will be delivered
to-day.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Cobb The work needs nolpraise-ll stands an elo.
quent monument attesting the skill and genius OF
the prosecutors
National Republican., 1879-11-26

By Duncanson Brothers, at u o'clock, mlsccla-
noOiis lot OF condemned public property on tbs
white at south at tho Trsnanrv huildinu
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Coroner Patterson yesterday investigated the case
Of u little colored girl named Mary Jackson, who
house of Florence Tuliman, on Eighteenth street,
between and northwest. her clothes having
caught fire from stove in front Of which she was
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Those In want of good, seasonable foot gear q
very reasonable rates should visit Benkert Il VII
sons, No. $40 Penna ave.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Great variety of elegant patterns. at very moder-
ate prices. at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robin
son & Co. 900 Pennsylvania avenue. Kilt suits in
new and fresh patterns and inviting styles.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

HURLBURTs Trachea Drops cure coughs, Group,
whooping-cough In all stages. For sale at 9l4 +
street northwest.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Fon Shades 60 to Julius Lansburgh's.


COIN SILVER American Watches adjusted $40; in
solid gold cases, stem -winders S35, al Harris CO.'S
i35 seventh street,
National Republican., 1879-11-26
FoR Lace Curtains go to julius Lansburgh's.

Wear, just received at Gnrtrells 900 Seventh stree
corner Of !. large and choice stock to selc
from. Call.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Those In Need of Boots and Shoes,

no matter how fine or cheap, would do well to ex-
anime stock and prices Of j. Brock, 493 Seventh
street: 80 and $3.50 fne Pebble. Goat and Kid But
ton Boots a specially.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Ernst Douglass and his occupation Us schoolboy
was arrested by officer dubois yesterday afternoon
while In the act Of dlsposlng Of quantity OF lead
pipe at Junk shop, which he had but few min.
utus before stolen from the cellar of the Seaton
House. The prisoner was taken to the Fifth pre-.
cinct station and held until the owner Of the pipe
could be found 70 make u charge against him.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

THE Howland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four.and
ahaf street, use only $. 5. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price 81 per SET
National Republican., 1879-11-26

"GoIDsrEISs TRIos," good cigars for 10 cts
Dukes MoltoeslUr cts At 81 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

OSE THOUSAND solid gold cameo and amethyst
rings, from sl.5O up, Harris & Co.'S. l3j Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

ala CoQuETTE" Havana cigars, 8 for % cts at
NJ. Goldstein's, IobaccOnist, Oh Pennsylvania ave
National Republican., 1879-11-26

WE ARE OFFERING A SUBSTANTIAL BOYS
ONERCOAT FOR $3.50. EIsEMAN BROS, COR.
7TH AND STS.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

HAVE your house furnished by the popular car.
| pet furnlsher, Julius Lansbursh. Odd-Fcllows'
| Hall
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Boots and Shoes for Gentlemen

FINE FIonUs, Ties, Bows, Handkerchief, &C., a
pouslass'.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

~ carats, brilliant and good cut, Sj. Jacob
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

FoE Party FANS at New York p'lces, go tc
Douglasg.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

For LADIES UNDERwEAR, at low prices, so to
Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

THE DEMAND FOR OUR 50 ovERCOATs is
STILL UNABATED. EISEMAN BROS COR. 7TfI
AND SIS,
National Republican., 1879-11-26
A sehooIby,s slip from nonesty.

OUR SlO ALL-wOOL CASHMERE SUITS. ELSE
MAN BROS, COR. 7rH AND f.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
The Grand Jury Discharged

ROGER & MERrDES silver.pated ware, at Harrl:
& Co.'S 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
ron CARPETS 90 TO Iullns Lansbnrrn. $.
Solitaire Diamond Ring,

BOYS oyERCoATs AND ULsTERs. EIsENAN
BROS COR 9TH AND f.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

In view of tho above liberal offer on tho part OF
the Market Company, 1t Is expected that all oocu-
pants Of stalls and stands will avail themselves OF
the 30 per cent discount by adjusting all arrear-
ages aud paying their December rent to mo
promptly IN advance. p. s. SMITH Clerk.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

FoUR Key West cigars for % cts. mt NJ Godstein's
tobAceOmist gu rennsylvana aYenue
National Republican., 1879-11-26

At Thanksgiving time ones thoughts naturally
turn TO good things for the table In this con-
nectOn attention is called to the advertisement of
o. X. WlXOm Co., The grocers of A0i Ninth street
northwest. Fresh and dried fruits OF all kinds,
nuts French candles, mlncemeat, canned goods,
buckwheat, hams, butter and fine groceries of all
kinds, make most tempting display IN their we'll
stocked store,
WE ARE CONTINuALLYA ADDING TO OUR At
TRACfINE STYLE, OR SPECIALTIEs IN
UISTERS AND ONERCOA1S ARE PROVING A
PERFECT SUCCESS ElSEMAN BROS, COR 7TH
AND SIS.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
Urno1srERIxo specially at julius Lansburgh's
Married at the Court-House,

1T Is simply impossible To take Durang's Rheu
matc Remedy without curing rheumatism.
National Republican., 1879-11-26

Gents shoes! Cents Shoesl
a splendid assortment; every kind and quality
Park shoe Store 032 seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-11-26
AMUSEM ENTS.
National Theatre. yIrcInlus.n

The familiar story of the Roman father who
sacrificed his daughters life that he might save her
honor from tho Dccemvr's lust, is clothed In such
beauteous language by tho Bard of Avon that one
never tires to hear II told again There are in
"Virglnius' all the elements which most strongly
the thread Of flial and patcrnnl love running
through the woof of the play twines IL
aadG i %r'"nf 70 'nT sen rCE Of Shn Mecuoushs
mpersonaton of that grand old Roman in the or
dnary terms OF praise would be worse than ridic;
ulous. Nor can II be judged by any standard OF
comparison, for It is as widely different from all
other representations of that character rs If 1t
were something entirely foreign to 1t. The con-
ception of the part is slnguarly pure and touching,
and the expression at all times is suited to the
ideal. Mccullough is especially great in the
scene with Appiys. The whitening scorn with which
he crtishcs Gdudius the denunciation of the lust
ful Apphs which makes the latter shrink Into
himself the appeal for brief respite; the exnres.
sion of mingled Joy and horror in his features when
he discovers the knife, aud the savage desperation
after he has inflicted death upon his child are
supreme evidences of dramatic power. II Is GER
tain that no actor on the American stage at the
present time cxcrces such sway over his
audience as does John Mccullough.
Miss Kate FORSYTH was very pleasing Ftrginid-
she looked and acted the mod 1t Roman maiden
TO perfection Mrs. Augu ta Foster rs Serpt did
nicely especially In her appeal TO her Roman fel.
Fred. Warde was very successful IN his rcprcscn-
tation of Icaius and the remainder of the male
This evening Mr.. Mccullough will appear ms
hrHtus in Shakespearc's great drama Julius
Caesar"
Ford's Opera House" An iron WILL"
The audience nt the Opera House last night were
highly delighted with the performance of the beau
tinll nnd touching comedy drama Of An Iron
Will" The character of the Old Miller, as pre-.
sented by Mr.. G. W. Couldock, WINS mastery piece
Of acting as aaron Rodney, the self.sacriiclng
squire, Mr.. Frank Weston, proved himself to be
careful aud finished artist while Miss Eflic Ellser
us Hdsei Kirk tho outcast daughter, Is charming
brunette and an actress of rare accomplishments,
such as Is seldom seen In the general run ofle9ding
ladies. Steele Muckaye should feel proud of the
company which has his most pleasing production
in hand. A grand Thanksgiving matinee Will be
given tomorrow afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-12-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. SIN the House
after reading the journal, Representative
Clark announced the death of Lay, stating
that he would not now speak. as his love
for Lay would prompt but in the future
Resolutions of regret were offered and
Clark. Hill, Morrison, Bingham, Chalmers,
Calkins and Ryan were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for the funeral. Ad-
journed
The President has nominated Owen n.
Deuny, of Oregon, to be counsel general
at Shanghai, John Hay, of Ohio, to be as
sistant secretary Of state, Elihu A.
White, collector of internal revenue sec
ond district of n. c., and Rodney c.
Ward, collector OF internal revenue for the
first district of n. Y.
The senate judiciary committee recon-
mends Secretary McCrary's confirmation.
House committee on post offices this
morning instructed the chairman TO report
the resolution introduced by Represent
ative Valentine calling on the postmaster
general for information why mails are not
carried oD the railroad lines constructed
in the west during the summer, and why
the service on routes now established is
not increased in accordance with the me-
cessities OF the people.
law clerk of the post ofice department
with a draft of the bill containing views of
the department on the lottery question.
Moore's bill of last session providing for
the establishment by the postmaster gen
eral of such offices as he sees proper for
return of letters which cannot be delivered
to the writer's thereof. was ordered re-
ported with an amendment making the
establishment OF such Offices mandatory on
the post master general
The sub committee of the house com
mittee on agriculture this morning took up
the bill relating to the agricultural depart
ment. A somewhat animated discussion
developed wide difference upon some
features. The majority of the committee
favored some legislation to enlarge the
scope of the department. The proposition
to make the commissioner cabinet OF
icer is not likely to be determined or the
bill reported till after the holidays.
The secretary of war transmitted to the
senate to day the report of the board OF
engineer officers relating to the bridge
across the Detroit river at Detroit The
board il unanimously of opinitu that the
most com pIete solution of the problem l.
the construction of a tunnel under the
Detroit river. They, however, endorse
the bridge plan conGitionallY, concluding
that there will be no material difficulty II
vessels passing through draws of 800 ol
400 feet in width at any time when /
would be safe to navigate the river, aDo
that if right of way is clearly and e'D-
phatically given to navigation. there wouic
be no material or undue injury to that in
terest.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-12-08
coNLLAGRATIoK.

Troy, Dec. 7.-At six clock this morn
ing a fire broke out in Sutherland's boi
Ter shop, on the water size OF River street.
A heavy gale was blowing at the time The
flames Immediately Communicated with
the adjoining buildings, destroying one
occupied as boiler shop. and Miller &
Bingham. Hustis Il Dusenberry. Marshall
& Broggs. Bowman & Sons. and Davis &
Co., all shirt and Fcollar manufacturers,
and Browns machine shop. The malt
house of Fitzgerald Bros, next north was
damaged 10 the extent OF $1,000, but
saved by the efforts of the entire fire de-
partmeDt. One of the fremen was
injured by falling wall and one jumped
into the river to save himself from falling
timbers. The fire jumped across TO the
east side of River street and burned to
the ground six tenement houses aud the
German Lutheran church. The fire was
under control at a. %. Losses aggre-
gate over S550.000.
SHARON SPRINGS. n. Z. Dec. About
midnight the United States hotel was dis
covered to be Oh FIRE. At 2 q. m. The
hotel il still burning. The cause of the