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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
Cut in the Foot.

colGred man, named Henry Williams. who
received severe cut In his left foot while
cutting cross-ties near Morgans Railroad. q
few miles above the city. arrived In the city
yesterday and was sent to the Charity Hospital
for medical treatment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
...AUDIPHoNE.

The new aud ingenious instrument called the
AudiDhoue has Just been received by Mr.. Du-
hamel. on Canal street. between Royal and Ex-
change Place. This fan-shaped instrument is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
Thrown from q Horse.

At half past o'clock yesterday morning, at
the corner OF Enghein and Peters streets. n
boy PANIED Albert Smith aged eleven years.
He was taken homo by friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The Chimes Of Normandy will be performed
again to-day at the matinee and at night for
the last time. the engagement OF the Main
Opera Company being a. an end.
Tomorrow Mr. Jno. A. Stevens will appear In
his play entitled The Unknown .
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
Second Recorders Court

T. j. Gaudrln. discharRing firearms In tho
city limits. 80 or ten days In Parish Prison.
Sam Johnson interfering with an officer in
the discharge of his duty. IS or ten days In Par
ish Prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
A Child Burned.

A boy named Geo. Wandling was on Thurs
day evening severely burned by the explosion
of coal oil lamp at Mr.. Forbacher's stable. cor
ner of Eighth and Fulton streets. Tho boy was
taken home whore he received medical alton
ton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
A FROST PREDICTED.

The Signal Service officers last evening noti-
fed Sergeant Robe at this station that the indf-
cations were that there would be heavy frost
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
ORGAN RECITAL.

Prof. William e. Pitcher will give on Sunday
evening. commencing at O'Clock. at the Jesuits'
Church. on Baronne street. one of his reputed
organ recttals. comprising pieces from Buck
Weiy. Rink and the renowned organist himself.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
THE COURTS.

First Recorders Court.
Annie Price. charged with petty larceny. was
| Fent before the First District Court under bonds
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

a., Inc CINCINNATI Enquirer mournfully saws:
y, Edlher New York or Indiana must furnish
me n democratic candidate for the Presidency.
Poor Ohio Is out In the cold.o e1oeeo'.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25
Maximum temperatnre es; minimum 81.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.


WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
WAaH1NaToa Oct. M.-For the Gulf States.
clear or fair weather cold northerly winds,
shifting to warmer eaetsrlY and southerly dur
ing SATURDAY.. with high but slowly falling
For Tennessee and Ohio valley clear or part
ly cloudy weather. slowly rising temperature
during Saturday. with winds ahiftinR to east
and south. and high but falling barometer.
NJ
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following marriages. births and deaths
were recorded yesterday at the office OF tho
Board OF Health:
Mrs. Joseph Dirman q daughter.
Mrs. Frank Xavier Haeringer. q son October.
1879.
Mrs Adolph II. Hlmel n son.
Mrs. Phillip Munich. son.l
Mrs. Phitip Saul. II son.
Mrs. Alexander Hemea, n son.
Mrs. Plneldo J. Urauhart. G.. daughter.
MARnIAaEs.
Mrs. Widow Peter Boss to Gabriel Blind.
NJ iAH Johanna Fitzgerald to Michael Irwin.
Miss Susanna Daschner 70 Louis Buhle
Mrs. Widow Mary Ann Dam pbell to II. Finch.
Mrs Gsora ianna Lemle to JOS = Royo.
hi ss Mary l.. Hughes to Henry Krul.
DEATHS.
Rsv. George t. Hfederick.s ~ sysHrs. at7}s
Chippewa street.
Julius Lugenbuhl. 80 years. $50 North Robert
son street.
Isnas Bell o.. yeara. Jefferson parish.
Mary Ellen Irwin. years. a7g Howard street.
Inura Jackson. c. 1 year. corner OF Galyez
aud Poydrna streets.
Mrs. Mary BerRs. II years. ia South Basin
street.
Annie Il. Williamson, q years rs laauuot street.
Mrs. Martha A. HaWiina. 81 years. 40B Poydras
street.
Anna Maria Georgia Schultz. u years. Gag
Dauphlne street.
0has. Exnicos . years. Eighth street. near
Cump.
Margaret Johnson. g.. IL years. 2a2 Bienyille
street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

When medicine obtains a word-wida ra,u.
Ii, In few years there ia every reason to
PEI that It accomplshes what is claimed
rpl u; open IS the case with Lapace's Indian
. h lt tails recommending 1t to his friends az
Inc pleasantest and best Of all cough madinfnas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-25

Elections we're hold last evening In compll.
ance with tho resolution Of the Parish Commit.
too IN The second NTH. eighth ninth and tontf
wards for representatives 10 the State Centrn
Committee. In tho
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
THE B.4DGER SYITE.
A Reception to be rendered senator Flee
CARPENTER.

A Reception to be rendered scnator-Elec
Carpenter.
The citizens of Wisconsin have already
planned an ovation to he rendered TO their
newly elected Senator. The Illinosians, it is
stated, contemplate reception to General
Logan, and probably the citizens OF other
States will follow the example Of the men from
the Northwest with suitable receptions to
| their newly elected Senator's A meeting Of
Wisconsin men was held in the parlors of Will
lard's Hotel last evening to arrange for fit.
ting reception 10 be rendered to Hon. Matt IL.
Carpenter Senator elect, upon his arrival in
this city, which event is expected to happen
/ Thursday evening. The attendance WAS largo
Mr.. A. Il. LOngley was chosen chairman aud
Captain T. VI. Truell secretary. There was
considerable discussion rs to the form tho
demonstration should take. in which Major
| Decker, Mr.. Coleman, Captain BIdsall,
Colonel Brooks, Mr. RcdwNy, aud others took
/ part 1t was finally decided that Senator Car
/ peutGr should be met at the depot with music
/ aud display OF fireworks and escorted 10 tine
hotel, where he will be rendered a sGrenade
and reception. Upon motion OF Mr. Redway,
Il committee Of thirteen, TO hsyo charge OF
all arrangements, was appointed rs follows :
MeSsrs Il. +. Roadway, W. u. Decker, +. VI.
/ TIuell, f. p. Brooks, Il. c. Clarke, A, Grant,
d. j. Waters, u. W. Bliss, NJ Frank, j. G. Stark.
weather, Frank Ball, T. }. Bryant, and Carl
Roeser ir
DIR. Bliss stated that Senator.clect Carpcn-
ter had many warm admirers among tho citi.
leis OF the District, who would be glad to con
| tribute toward giving him suitable reception
DIR. G., c, Cox seconded these remarks.
Upon motion Of Major Decker it was dc.
cded to appoint eight additional members OF
the committee OF arrangement, 10 REPRESENT
the District. The following gentlemen wcr,
appointed Ex-Governor \. Il. shepherd, Rob
crt IIooe J. +. Lyon, Dr,C. g, Cox, Mr.. ucIph
.i,,tine, Colonel Grafton, NJ. q. Orlway, ant
! II. !. Gregory, Chairman LoDgcy was als'
added to the committee.
The meeting was then adjourned until to
morrow evening at seven o'clock, at the sau
place, when the report Of tho committee oi
arrangements will he heard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
MnII.ing ArnInst Time.

Professor c. Washington aud Frank Fil.by
started on "A 400 mile iaunt at Tallmadge Hall
last evening, at half past seven O'Clock They
propose to finish next saturday eYeningat mid
night completing the 400 miles in l25 hours.
Both men walked at rapid gait during the
early hours Of the evening aud at midnight
Washington had placed twenty miles to hi.
credit, Fisby being five miles behind. III,
latter is suffering from sore heel, which
caused him considerable trouble but he cx-
poets another pair Of shoes to-day, which will
relieve him considerably.
The pluclly podestriennc, Miss Marshall, still
holds out and is rapidly diminishing The dis
lance which lies between hor aud victory
The attendance at the Gymnasium yesterday
was all that could be desired, as leading citi
Lens Of Washington, accompanied by thcii
families, witnessed the lady's wonderful feat
Miss Marshall has secured two efficient nurse,
to look after her welfare and is more confident
than ever that she will succeed. At three
O'Clock this morning she had placed 900 quar-
ter miles to her credit, and was still "iosgln)
alOngn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
The Bible Society,

The regular monthly meeting of the Bible
Society Was held last night, with DIR. Pitzer in
the chair and Mr.. J. V. A. Shields as secretary
Mr. Ballantyne reported the following re-
ceipts during tho month From Mr.. George
Ryneal, 50; William II. Campbell, $50, to con-
stitutc q life membership in the American
Bible Society.
Mr.. Baimlyne presented the following
statement of stock ON hand At the annual
meeting there were ISL Bibles and 100 resta-
mcmts. Since then there We're purchased SO
Bibles and % Testaments; the grants amount
cd to 30 Bibles and 81 Testamcnts the sales
PSI Bibles and 81 Tcstaments; stock remain
ing on hand to october 40 Bibles and 13S
Testamento; receipts of money from all sources,
S5j0.2i; leaving the society indebted to the
parent society to the amount Of $4,000.
Mr.. NJ Porter Smell, the collecting and dis
tributiug agent of the society, made verbal
statement, embracing the steps preliminary to
the work Of systematic distribution which
will be commenced without delay. The So
ccty then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
INC sod AgnInst nen nntler.

In the suit of William o. Avery, late chief
clerk of the Internal Revenue Bureau, against
Hon. Benjamin i. Butler, to recover $500 re-
tanned us counsel in Il whisky case in st. Louis,
No.. plea has been filed by Mr., o, d. Barrett,
counsel for the defendant. 1t denies any
promises on the part of the defendant to re-
turn the 1900, aud the affidavit OF defense sets
forth that the defendant made due prepara-
tions to try the case that lie started for St
Louis to attend the trial in the midst of a
furious storm, and on tho road was taken very
i'll by reason Of exposure to the storm aud
being unable TO proceed, gave TO Avery an
elaborate brief to hand To his other counsel.
lie is informed that certain Of the accounts in
| The indictments against Avery were quashcd
| by reason of defects printed ont in said brief
! The affidavit denies any promise being mad,
to return any portion of the money. and de-
clnres that the services rendered and made
available to Avery were worth more than $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
ST. P.iTRICh'S D.iY.

Arranging for Its Celebration in This CITY
meetiny of delopotns from tho difFrrent
ra.,, IL IT. H. 11,.,.ia. 80 ~, -
N"'"o''o soo'.''es W '"o i''o''''' was "''u ''9V
hiSht NJ lraue7 Union nan 10 make arrange
ments for the parade on st. Patrick's Day, and
also tn take into consideration their attending
t,o ooro,,o,,;os Of lo,iro tbo oor,or.s+oro
= -. ....,. 80 90. ..,-,
Vi the ne" cohNehV lor Vho l"'herS conhec'cu
with st. Dominics Church. The meeting was
called to order by ox-Chief Marshal Thomas
Muntz. Mr.. l.. II. Lanmau. or the KNIGHTS nf
O. po.or I'll. ~, .,o,,,,,,,-
~, 49, "o''"s 90
Delegates were present from thc following
societies: Washington City iibernian Benevo-
lent Society No, |, Washington CITY Hibernian
po,,o,.olout Soc;ot,, No Q Erightsof CT PAT
Iii. L-,,i1,I,ts Of & Colun,hI,ii lilo Kuiabt. Of
81 patfr Eriohts or s. Jnsnnh No Knicbts
orst Toso,,L EnicLts Of 81 Ste,bcn EniTLts
osSt por,ord Woshington JJiLcrnin,, Ro,e,,o ,
ia,,t Assncjctio, Ccor,,rtown ITihernian Sat
49,, Go,.,'r,, ~ So,,at,, a,d W., TI
II;it,,ia, son;,,, ~, n II ia ,s.nIoati
| ,,,,,,,a,,a,,t cboirn,on ord Mr. faun,o,, ,,o,,.
i' 20 saorota,.y, p''
NJ IrsoI ,,,ay,n,od n communicable, f.o,,
i,,,tl, "a nnn'i H., CI,,oi, i,,,it; :, III
Sn,hoI; so;oti.s ~ tha nistrict 70
l., tI, oaro,,o,,, az Io,,ine, mo coy,o,.s,,i ~
81 Dominic's Convent on the i7th Of March h
Non,,I,ittoo oC Gvs was nr,ointod a. manC,nt
,h n,'r''ne,,omts ottcnIiny tho corop,n,ios
Wv Wv +I,at nScnsio,
Tbo oIociion If chief ,rorsho1 bo;,o may, IN
o,dsr ti,c ,,o,no Of Mr. Demnis Comnni1 y"os nm,
IN nn,inotjn,, ond hn ,y,s ma ,innrsI,, I, al
nIinf ,ro,si,oj rnr tLo ensninr ,nor YTho al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

When OAicer Slater arrived at home, corner
of Eleventh and Istreets, about six O'clock lNst
night, he was met by his little son, who cried
out that some one had beenkllled up the street,
The officer at once set Of to find ont what the
difficulty was. Arriving on Eleventh street,
between l aud X streets, he found large
pool Of blood, Thence he followed tho blood
marks to the drug store at the corner of Four
tecnth and l streets, aud from there TO DIR.
Yarows, g20 Fourteenth street. whore he
found Oolored man named William A. Shorter
sitting IN chair, attended by the Doctor.
Shorter stated that he had been assaulted by a
mau named john Bowen, who lives on Third
street. Shorter was tealiu.ly cut, as it seems,
with n razor about the face and load officer
Slator aitorprocuring assistance at the Seventh
Precinct Station, proceeded to Bowen's house
aud tool: him into custody. Bowen states that
Shorter in.ultcd lis wife, and that was the
cause of The assault, shorter was taken to tho
sixth Precinct Station, and was aftcrward re-
moved to the Freedmcn's Hospital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
An Indian Council.

Au Indian council to discuss the Indian ques.
tion was held last night in tho chapel Of Lin.
coin Hall, undor the supervision Of Colonel
Meacham, Present were the following dele.
gates Colonel Adair aud Mr.. Ross, Cherokeesi
Judge Stidham, General Porter and Mr.. Hodge
Greeks; Colonel Brown, Seminole, and Captain
Pickett. Chof Joseph aud Yellow Bull Ne2
PorcCs were also present aud made stirring
addresses. There was a very animated discus.
sion, mainly ON the transfer question. Worry
interesting remarks We're made by Colonel
Meacham, General Porter, Colonel Brown
Colonel Adar aud others, The farewell tall,
with Chief Joseph was much enjoyed by all
present lie has been much gratilcd with hi
visit hero, and goes away still uncertain
whether he will get what be wants on not
Regular weekly councils will be held ever,
Monday night hereAiLer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

The interest manifested in the rehearsal OF
this society at the Congregational Church last
evening indicates an oyertlowing house at its
first grand concert, to be given Wednesday
night, the 29th instant. II IS gratifying to all
lovers of music that there has been developed
in our city during tails season taste for such
excellent music rs Glde's Crusaders" Rom.
berg's Power OF Song" aud Memberships
"Chrlstus' OF course pieces Of such high
order can only be rendered with any degree
of effect by large chorus organizations such as
the philharmonic Society, We predict for
those who are fortunate enough 10 obtain adj
mission TO this entertainment the finest treat
Of the season. The choru,es will be rem Tered
by hetwcen go and 300 voices. The princi-
PAL solos will be sung by 1lrs. Camp Mr..
Kuoop, and Mr. Kohr
Dr. !. T.. Cauldcld will direct the concert
assisted by DR.. T. :. Kmball. DR., Caulfeld
the renowned orgauist ol New York, will lend
his valuable assistance to the furthomnce OF
the enterprise. An orchestra Of fifty pieces
will also accompany the chomses The final re-
healsal will fake place 10 day, at twelve
o'clock, at the Congregational Church. All
who prnposn to participate IN the concert will
see the importance Of prompt attendance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
The Investigation at tie Navy.Yard.

The investigation that was ordered at the
Washington nayy.yard into certain alleged ir.
regularitics OF the civil engineer in tho en-
ployment Of men on the laborels' roll and
compelling them to do mechanical work with
ont additional compensation has been com
pleted, and the board has handed in their re
port to the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks of.the Navy Department who referred
il to the Secretary yesterday afternoon for hi;
action. Tho nature OF the report win not be
mudo known until the Secretary arrives al
some conclusion thereon. The Worliingmen',
Assembly, at whose instance the investigation
was ordered, are satisfied that they have sus
tanned the charges
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY rs.

"A Air will commence in few weeks in
aid OF ST. Augusiinc's Church, on Fifteenth
street.
Rev. Father Ryan, who has been confined
10 his room with a severe cold has improved
so much US to be about.
The Abbott School building was closed yes.
terday, in respect TO the memory of the late
George j. Abbott after whom the building was
named.
The Woman's National Health Associa-
tion course Of popular lectures opens at y. W.
g. A. Chapel this evening with lecture by NJ
Cora Bland VI. D., president of the associa-
ton. Subject, Natures Warungs'
The musical and literary entertainment
given by Friendship Lodge No, II, I. o. NJ.
at Temperance Temple, on Ninth street last
evening, was great success The programme
was varied one, and well rendered under tho
able management of Mr.. Carter.
Mr.. A. !. Duvall, Of the firm Of Hin 4
Duvall, wGl-kE0wn and most reputable citi.
zen, died in this city on Saturday last and was
buried from trinity n. f. Church Yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Duvll was forty .niner Of
California aud since his return from that State
has been identified with the grocery trade %
this city.
We regret to announce the death Of Mrs
Katie, the beloved wife of II. |. Murphy, esq.
OF the Pension Otice, who died yesterday
afternoon. The gentlencas Of her di,posi
tion, the tenderness of her heart aud tn,
purity Of her soul endCared her to all whose
good fortune it was TO know her. The sym
pathies of large circle of friends will be ex
tended to her bereaved family.
General Mite and Miss Lucia Zaratc, tn
Midgcts visited the Executive Mansion yes
terday aud paid their respects to President an,
Mrs. Hayes. The General and his little com
panion have issued cards for a private reccp
10 ,,f,.. 4
the National Hotel, from seven TO half pas
eight o'clock. Hon, 4. IL. stephens, Hon. O
d. Congcr and other prominent gentlemen
will be present,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
Ine Nnm ni.trI,t LnApe.

The new Judge of the Supreme Court Of
this District A, b. IIagner, esq, appointed TO
On the vacancy occaslonod by the resignation
of Justice oliu, visited the City Hal yester-
day afternoon and held Q lengthy consulta.
ton with his brethren of the court As he
has not yet received his commission II Is
doubtful when he will be sworn in and take
his seat upon the bench but il is thought that
by tomorrow he may be able TO attend to his
duties. When this'is done the assignments
To the iisi pris courts for the ensuing year viii
be announced 10y the Chief Justice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

Eylla inducements are offered to purchasers
at Pcuy & Brothers, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Ninth street, including great bar
gains in black aud Colored silks, brocade
gauzes, damasso silks colorod cashmerus, and
dry goods Of every descriptions The shirts,
corset', kid gloves, and other goods for which
reduced prices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
Now Advertisements.

FoIds Opera. House-Wilhclmj.
For rent House No. sic Twenty fourth street
northwest.
Extra inducements-Pery Il Bro, corner Ninth
street ana Pennsylvania avenue.
Playing cards huingtons, corner -Four aud-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

The funeral of the late George ]. Abbott
tool, place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dcnco of hi, sister, Ms, Moore, ON Twenty'hrat
street between II and | streets There was q
large attendance, including many Of the older
school teachers. Rev, DR.. McCauley, Of All
Souls Church, conducted the religious services
The mlormont wac made at oak Hin Cemetery
Deceased was formerly trustee Of the public
schools, aud was always prominent in matters
pertaining to the educational welfare Of tho
District The Abbott school building was
named in his honor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
Playing Cards.

shinington, the stalioner corner of Four
and-a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue
has q large assortment Of playing cards Of all
sorts aud qualities for sale at the lowest prices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
Ther,monetrlc Rcndincs.


For the Middle states generally cloudy weather
and rain with southery to westerly winds: falling
barometer, followed by rising barometer slight
fhll In temperature and clearing weather in the
southern portions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
For slG0 We win soil

One Of Dents" finest chronometers stem
wiuder). The watch was made to order for
$500. Jacobs Brothers, 1929 Pehna. avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
MILLINERY.
Arrival of Passenger Trains

At BALTIMORE AND ONO pEPor, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. And CsTREEr.
Morning. Hrenfno.
$500 ST. Louis 4 C1n ex si,SO baltimore accom-.
eN:F Ihila q ". Y. eN. 40 Baltimore accom-.
s7:SO Chico & Pitts'g eH. SEQ n Y. Phil & BOs 4.
40. Baltimore aud way SOS Piedmont, Strnsburg
stations. Winchester, FredCH,
b:2b Fred nc. MET. bT'ch.) Hagersiown, Point Of
b., baltimore, Annapolis Rocks & way stations.
cypress 1857 Baltimore accom-.
k4h, Martinsburg and HA- a720 Baltimore express.
geTstown &C. Metro 1888. Baltimore & way sta
pOlitan brnnch) lions
elO:tO BaltimoTea $500, Chicago & st. Iouis,
I:s0, Baltimore express. agI0, NY, Phil n Boston
express.
"Arrtve daily. Others sundays excepted.
90 For the time OF departure OF trains see ndyer-
tsements elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. j. H. sQUIER 4 Co.
Bankers 1il6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28
Anusennents,

NATIONAL TnEATur.-F, s Channau.
ODD.FELLows' Midgcts.
THEATRE Comparatively performance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

SOLID gold Elgln stem.wnding Watches,
gents size, $40, at 4, Harris & Co.'s, l35 9TH ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-28

John Harris aud Dora Traverse,
John II. Courtney aud Leug krochel.
samuel T. BsphaW Hud Mary Conner.
Emmanuel Butler and Emcllue B'air both
of Charles County, Nd.