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New-York tribune., 1879-06-12
NoRMAL COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

The results of The Normal College examina-
tOn OF candidates for admission held June 2 and 8.
were made known yesterday. OF SIS applicants, 791
were admitted leaving only a. per cent rejected
From School No. az, Fifteenth Ward, Mrs. Sarah L.
COwles teacher, there were Ga candidates, all Of
whoIa admitted also q, the whole number, from
sehoo No SO, Nineteenth Ward Ellen l. Drew teacher
OF the entire number OF all the candidates. reached
an average Of 97s per cent 52 90 per centi $685. 80
per cent; aud 4O6 between 50 and 80. Those attain
ing tne highest marks were: Ella Curry, School No g.
and Ada X. MaureF school No. AZ gsis per cent; Annie
shsy, school No II, 91% per cent Agnes L. sterens
sehp0I No. 40, and Frances n Foster. School No III
eL per cent The mnatiOns of the Senior Class for
GRADUATION were concluded yesterday afternoon Will
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CLAssDAY AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.
PLEASANT EXERCIsEs IN THE CHAPEL-POEMs,
MUSIC AND ADDRESSES.

PLEASANT EXERCIsEs IN THE CHAPEL-POEMs,
MUSIC AND ADDRESSES.
The Class-Day exercises of the graduating
class Of Ringers Female College for 1879 held in
the chapel OF the college 230 p. yesterday in
presence Of numerous gathering or friends OF the in-
suuOn The graduating class this year is the forteth
in the the college, and is unusually small
one pusing only the following eight young ladies
Misses LYDIA A. Atkn. Rachel b. AertOn. LYDIA Ander-
SON. Elizabeth H. Dodge. Sarah F. Hail. Rebecca f. Her
sey Ida Judson and Fannie L. sturges. All are resi-
dents Of tins city with the exception Of Miss Aeron,
who the daughter OF the late David AerOn, OF Mount
Vernon. The exercises opened with prayer by the
Rev Dr. George Samson. former president OF the cl
lege. Three cheers for dear old Rutgers was then
sung by the entire class as the opening song
To Miss Surges fell the task Of detailing the history
Of her class which she did in clever and witty manner
Miss Judson followed with a well executed piano solo,
the Mnuet de Mozart" by SchulbOH In the Prophecy
Miss Dodge shadOwed forth the destiny OF her school
mates Many OF her points evidently struck BONE pro-
NOSng laughter and applause from those familiar with
tie chaTaeterstcs OF The members of The class The
Class Grafton written and read by Miss Han. Miss
HeTsey the programme win a song, - The
Distant Shore by sullivan aud then she read tue Glass
Poem. After piano duet by Misses Hall aud Hctsey.
N IS JudsOn read the succeeding class,
containing tie archives OF the seAOT class which IS not
10 be opened until May 20, 1880.
Before prODOuHcRg the benedction Dr. Thomas ID
Anderson took leave OF the graduating class pleas
speech IL had into the college, he said. when
be assumed the presidency IN lS75 ana It's term hed
the Of his connection with the Institution thus r
The exercises Will be held at the Church
Of the Disciples tonight at 5 O'Clock.
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MiRRIED.

BARRETT -NfcKEE-In Washington DC ,Jnne 5at there's
BRIDES father the Rev. w A. tZer Theo
dore H. Barrett of Minnesota George Brubaker daugh
ter OIL Il. Mckee.
CROMWELL ITEWITT-On Tuesday, June 10. AZ the resi-
nence of lie BRIDES mother BedfOrdaye BrOnslyl f.
d by Tho Rev Archibald MeCullagh George Cromwell OF
NewYork Isabella SOuthard youngest daughter OF the
late Fraacis Hewitt, OF New York. No cards
LEVY-PALMER-on Tuesday juno 10, az Grace Church
Nj the Rev. James :. Bush. OF West Brighton
s. T. insisted the Rev Dr. SCHUYLER Rector Of the par
ish Dr. Frederick Arthur Levy 10 Margaret Reynolds
denghter ~ the late Hunloke W. Palmer.
Richmond, Va. and Baltimore, Nd papers please copy
MARTIN-WOOD-On Wednesday. June ] J. at the Church
Of Holy Communion. South orange, y J by the Rev
IL. " Degen. Rector Frank Eyens Martin 20 Mary Red
mond. daughter OF /. Walter Wood Of south Orange.
MORGAN-RICE-On Tuesday evening, 10Th INST al the
Rutgers Presbyterian Churcr by the Rev y W Conkng.
D. D. Richard Morgan 10 Jennie j. daughter Cf Charles
Rice, all OF this city,
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BRITISH SPORTING EVENTS.
TIE RACE FOR THE ROYAL HUNT CUP.

TIE RACE FOR IRE ROYAL HUNT CUP.
LONDON. Wednesday, June IL. 1870
The race for the Royal Hunt Cup. took place
to-day at the Ascot meeting The winner was Captain
Machell's aged bay horse the Mandarin Mr.. Legh's
fOuryearod bay colt Sir Joseph got the second place.
ana MT T. Grettons lveyear-old bay horse Harbinger
the third. There twenyeight runners. The sum
mary follows
The ROYAL Hunt CUP piece Of plate value 800 sov with
100 the second and 90 TO the third added to
handicap sweepstakes of 10 each for all WO years
eycepted winner OF handicap after the weights
declared pounds extrai one mile sXy.
eight subs. The weights declared IN due time.
Captain Maches b. h. the Mandarin, by Lozenge. out OF
=.
Mr. Lergs Sir Joseph by Pero Gomez out Of Prosper
MI F. GGetton bh Harbinger by Of Night
taf dve years old ................... 3
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been nsde for the drawing since September o, 1877.
and the law required It for each terD and at t1a uno
the order made by Judge Goersiecye who sits in
only part OF the Court. JUDGE COwnR oycrruled
this motion ard the selection OF names was prUceced
with I'm ALL thirty names we're called. FROM whom he
following were soeccd T.. III. =. Hubbard T. Is. Tan
ncr. Joseph Ochs, w. McKelcr, A. Wriz. Geo. Hafk.
vile. W. DcWO0 j. L. Nesser, Thos. Brennan, J MoyHs-
han, Eugene Mccarthy and Geo. Lewis.
Assistant strict Attorney Rasse who ~ con6Hctng
the ease says that n Hope Lot convicted ON thls
charge others viii be brought against HIM.
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GERMANY REJOICING.
GRAND FESTIVITIES AT BERLIN.

THE KAIsKRs GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATED sPLEN-
DIDLY- The PRINCES AND PEOPLE IN ACCORD
Berlin has celebrated with great splendor the
golden wedding of the Emperor and Empress
of Germany. The houses were profusciy
decorated. and the streets were crowded with
people, who manifested the heartiest enthusiasm.
The princes marched in procession from the palace
to the castle chapel where the thanksgiving cere-
mony was celebrated. On their return. the En-
peror appeared the balcony in response to cheers
from the people. On the Rhine and in other parts
of Germany there were loyal demonstrations.
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PLANS OF 4PPORTTONhENE

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CoMMTTTER-FIvE
REPUBLICAN DISTRICTS LAID OUT.
The new apportiOnment scheme put for
ward by Tammsny Hall has been the theme
of considerable discussion about the City Hall.
IL IA believed that the Tammany Hall
Committee Will adopt o more liberal report
than the one proposed by Colonel Gilon, which
flows the Republicans only two districts Mr..
Kelly and other prominent Tammany politicians say
they ar, in fuyor Just apportionment without any
anpearance OF gerrymauderiDg.
The bean Committee met last nis Int to consider
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illiam Nicholas Alexander Fredel

William Nicholas Alexander Frederic
Charles Henry. Prince Of Orange. was born at the
Hague on the 4th OF September, 1910 He was the
eldest sou OF William Ill and Of sophia, daughter Of the
King OF Wurtemburg. His death the succession
I'm Prince william Alexander Charles Henry Frederic.
who was born August %, 1851. The Prince of Orange
was an Admiral Lieutenant IN the Navy General Of
Infantry and an Inspector Of Cavalry. he was also
chief of PrlsSian infantry regiment His brother 10 a
CAPTAIN in the Navy Of the Netherlands.
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SINGLETON VAN buren,.

Singleton Van Buren, son OF the late Colonel
James Buren, ana grandson OF the late President
Van Buren, died at his in the Eyerett House,
this city on Monday, after a brief Illness RE a
graduate OF Columbia College, and had been educated as
a lawyer but did not practice hts profession He had
travelled In Europe TO considerable extent but
Gently he had spent his time In this county. lie
we'll knswn club men, and was member OF the Union
CIub He was a brother OF Martin Van Buren, and
Travis c. Van Buren,, OF this city.
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~nr COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
CLOSING THE ACADEMIC YEAR.

CLOSING THE ACADEMlC lean
oxx HUNDRED AND TwENrY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
or COLUMBIA CoLLEGE-RXERCisEs Al WEST
POINT AND VARIOUS ornER INSTITUTIONS
The Commencement season IN the eolleges mas
now fairly begun. Degrees were conferred On
- nrmber of young men in the academic de
.ar,,,ont of Columbia College in this city. at the
,saadomv Of Music. Prizes were given, speeches
- made and the names of students of high stand
inc were read. Glass Day exercises were held at
pntg,rs Female College in Fifth-ave., and a large
gathering of friends was entertained there by
music and poems from the young ladies OF the grad
mating class.
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FIRE AT JACKSON. MrcH-Ioss. 800 900.

JACKSON, Mich, June 11.-At o'clock this
mcrninga 1re completely destroyed Bennett. Knicker
booker Co.'S Touring mills, Alien & Benefits planning
mills and lumber Office, James L. Needin's cigar-box
factory, the Smith Purifier Company's factory, DoiR
Sons carpenter shop and OF wheat and -four
n side track the property of Bennett, knicker
booker II Co.. besides damaging several dwelling
houses adjoining The loss is sl9O.OoO; INSURANCE
about $4,000,
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.
UrVSNA "Wednesday JuDe |

VIENNA, Wednesday, June IL, 1879.
The TGabIatt says that an agreement has
been arranged between Russia and the Vatican. The
Pope will appoint bishops from ecclesiastics designated
by The Catholic Synod at ST. Petersburg will be
dissolved and the bishops Will have the right Of freely
tias with tho Vatiaan. and publishiniDg
bulls and encgclicals after they have received the
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The miraculous increase of strength which

The miraculous increase of strength which
German mineral waters receive on their way fronl
the spring the has been attributed to the
they under the special protection of saints
But discovery Of miDeral water factories con
yenently located between the spring aud tue bottle,
New Workers have become skeptical regarding mat
uraP waters, aud discard them IN favor OF Carl n.
Scultzs reliable brands. which ALWAYS agree with tA
analysis OF the spring-fNew-York Express.
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LOSSES BY WIND AND LIGHTNING

GREAT DAMAGE DONE AT DUBUQUE.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June ia terrific wind
storm passed over this city Monday night, causing
great damage A number of buildings unroofed.
the principal among which are the Baptist Church the
Third Ward Sohool-hOuse and the Illinois Cantra Rail-
road Companys rreIght depot in East Dubuque Many
large plate-glass windows we're demolished.
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the subject General Arthur George Bliss, Aldermen
Stewart and Perley COMMISSIONS Hess Robert Brown
aud others present plan allowing five districts 20
the Republicans considered and will be elaborated
and adopted on Friday night. The With IXtb. Xlh.
XIlIth and XXth Districts viii be made Republican.
the Others being Democratic.
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FARM BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

MpDLETowN, N. Y, June 1.-THE farm
buildings OF John Eckles near Thompson Ridge, in the
town of Crawford Orange County. were struck by
lightning last night, ana burned Win three horseh
wagons and hay. Insurance, $1,000.
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The Grand Exhibition Of Flowers and Fruits OF the NEW
Work HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY viii be held al Madison
Sguare Carmen Giluores, June H. ~ ana IS Adj
iuis-iou.
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lam Wood. president OF the Board OF Education Bena
min +. Manierre, chairman Of the Normal College Com
mittec. and superintendent Kddle present when
the results read and made brief addresses The
regular annual Commencement will take place June 26
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TUE FIFTH AvENUE OPERA COMPANY.

HAVANA, June 11.-The Fifth Avenue Opera
Company OF NewYork has met with complete failure
mere, owing to bad management and returns on the
steamer City Of NewYork IN a destitute condition.
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THE NEW EDDYSToNE LIGHTHOUSE.
LONDON. wednesday, June IL. 1870


The Duchess of Edinburgh will on the 21st
Of June lay the foundation stone OF new Eddystone
Iighthouse the foundation of the existing structure
being weakened.
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FAILURE OF A LIVERPOOL HOUSE.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. June IL, 1879.
Samuel Johnston g. Co., Brazilian mer-
chants. have failed. Their liabilities $4,000
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The perCuu,e OF freshy-cued flowers agreeable n
every one aud with the deli ghfu fragrance OF
nav IkvlfANs FLORIDA None reject IT, DIS
Ike H. From pics the fricd zone ~ the universal
fayorte handkerchief, al the toilet and IN the OATH
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thing AT The table Little boys should wait until they
are served" The other day little Billy was forgotten IN
the distribution and not served at all hhat could
he dor Presently after rejecting seriously he asked
Mamma little boys starve ~ death. do they 70
" heayenf
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A MILL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-At ConshohOcken
last night j. & = Lees cotton mill struck by light
ming and burned. entang loss of about $4,000. In
surtDce $50 300
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, juno III a. m
For the Middle Atlantic States falling,
followed by rising barometer nearly stationary temper
ature southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather. and local rains.
For England, stationary or higher pressure and
temperature, southeast to southwest winds, parity
cloudy weather and local rans
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CDficura Remedies

Have done for hundreds dollars spent on oer
remedies have ana do not hesitate 10 recommend
them q frst-cllss articles Yours ttuly, - .......
CaTbondale Penn, Dec. 20, 1873
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. June II. l a. m.-Tbe variations
in the barometer yesterday slight The weather
was partly cloudy, with light showers at the beginning
the and last quarters. The temperature ranged
between 700 and 500 being 1o higher than
Tuesday, The amount OF moisture in the air Is sun
large.
Partly cloudy weather with chances or occasional
showers slight changes I'm Temperature, may be ex-
pected to-day in this city and vicinity.
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A
tive consists entire freedom from everything bitter or
scd that irTitates the mucous memofane.
M,n,. Mission o Earth-A thorough Medical Iretiiss
Indicating now Conf med Disabilities may Do renpyeL rae
eXpercnce study. observation and pOiessi nN
prrp showing that viii insure HsstDrrl an
moot strengthened vitality and s9dnd c0Diuons 81 i'Atn
thar impaired OvertlNei p0scrA \ stseaeas
OF the Marriage sud ~ tac means 10 te nOVo
mail, 25c. currepcy or postage stamps Address
Musenin Anatomy and Science lt0 ltroAl@.y y a.
Posi- ice nas Tor the wsaN "a IA
II. 1879. Will close NJ this oihce IN
.su Tor Europe, Oy stcan.IiD Nyoul-
mo wa JucensIOwn on WEDNESDAY al . - hl- Tor
Frope BY steamship Scytis Oeens:ovn (coresppnd-
once iOf France must specially adressed ami Att m
for France direct by steamship canada wa HaNfe
THURSDAY $50 for Europe, Oy steamship Bauc,
wa FOR Germany and France
mus. Oe specially sddressedj and at ll5O m for Europe.
by stoamship HerdeT VIA Plymouth Cher6oug ana Ham
SArU kDAI AT 10 a. m, Tor Europe, py steam
shl CITY OF Chester Queenstown eoresDondence Tor
Germany scotland must be specially addrssedl and
AZ TO- m Scotland direct, by steamship DeNonla VIA
glasgow and at 1880 M io Europe ny steamship aosel
via south a.lpton and BTemen rho mails os Denos~fk
swedep, aud No, dispatched by Hamburg and
YORK June 49, The malls tor Aspin~ all aud south Pa
cine ports leave York June 10 The mails ot ltsyt
Jamaica and leave NewYorX June H. The mails
for Havana leave York June and Ia The mails tor
uayt savaniila and Gfeytown leave Newfofk June
Ia The mails for Mexico leave Newlork June la lne
malls for CHINA Japan Francisoo June IT,
The mails for Australia &C. leave SaB f.ncisco July q
INV rHOS. l.. JAMES. POstnAstec
past Oeca Ney- June T. 1879.
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OBITUARY..
THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.

PARIS, June 1.-THE Prince of Orange,
throne Of the Netherlands, who has
been III FOR some time in this city, died at IL O'Clock
this morning
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A STEAMER LOST on THE OHIO.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE steamer Alex.
Chambers was struck by tornado and capsned near
Evansville. Ind. last night
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BLANQUI FREE AT LAST.

PARIS Wednesday. June II, 1879
NJ Blanqui has been released from prison
and has arrived in Paris.
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,pu,mer Wear.-PepperelI Jean DRAWERS, best In mar
kei sia.s 2s TO 50 In. soc pair. UNDER SHIRTS aud
DRAWERS 25c. $40. soc each Best grade aundr,si
All I,tIS IN the city ~ TO al 25 each j. W. JOHNsION
200 Grands ~ Y Also. $40 6thaye, Sd door above Ysd -
Wanted.-A confidential position By man %mSroashn %
cant,efenI. refer gentlemen OF high STANDING ~
mis- cty ana Chicago who have known me for twenty yrds
have been In banks AMI cashier or meioan
Avuses Address W. II. l.. Tribune once
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In this tenls
lnhes perpendicular lines give d'lna OF time for tue -
preceding midnight irregular white ns repreet
daring The broken or dotted me
represents the variations in Temperature.
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DIED.

All notices Of Marriages must be iRdorsef rih (aH
name and address.
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5uecial Notices.

Congress Water Is superiority a cAharue aud sltera
It's entire freedom from everything Dtter OF
scd chat lrTltates the mucous membrane
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
Church = A. A. NJ. +. NJ. Love- T, O., a. b, Ph. b.
,,srrp ,p ApTs CnSpPRpED oN CANDIp ATES IN COURsE

President Barnard then delivered address TO the
graduating class. The yalcdictoTy was delivered by
Herbert KingsburY, and after the benedictiOn the
young ninged with their friends in the audiences,
aud et the academy 70 the lively music OF Carmen
Triucs NJ. Rutherford was the grand marshal of the
day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-04


Cottou nominay firm Middlmg, vac.
Flour More ucive ana sh de hrmer. How
Rrdsreet and Western superlue, 81 i5l5 - do. cNlr
t350Gi; do family. 81 2iai7j Guy Mills supcriiuG
t25daS2l; do extra, $3tOGI; do Rio brands, - 2jd
80; rRapsco family, 1923
Wheat-SOuthern quiet aud firm. Western quiet
and II shade lower Southern red, 9sc@si %; do am.
Der, 81 OGGgl os; No . Pennsylvania rcd 81 O1; No.
Western winter spot and january 81 CO; February
81 0jia@ OGia,
Corn-SUuthem nonlnally mchanged stock
Western dull and lower, Southern white. ~ dIHsc;
do yellow l2GI3'oc' Western mixed SPOT and Janu-
pry i27. 70 osaC; February 10 0i3sc; steamer iO C.
OUis easier and more nCtivc. Southern, 2SGa3lG'
Western white, 3iGgS-ci do mixed, 2jg5O pemsyivN-
mia, .Dti32c.
Rye quiet and nominal. Southern, 55d5sc.
lluN quiet aud steady. Maryland ana Pennsylvania
prime, SiOUIl.
Provisions dull; jobbng sales only Megs pork
IS - Bulk mcnisuusc shoulders, new, &c: clear
rib Sides new, 3,c per car load; packed new, - Ic
BucOu-ShouldcIs, old, &c; cleaT-rib sides, new, &C.
Hams - Sugni;culel, new. 0@O,sc. Lard - Refined
terces. exc. Butter steady and firm; choice Western
packed, lGtdlsc; rolls ljNlCc.
Petroleum duII, but held hrmer, Crude, nc; re-
fined, sac.
Codrc active aud strong. Rio cargoos. l4lllOsc
Sugar in better demand. \ son, 81 ftOC.
Whisky Shade linn rat 81 Hl'l 01I u.
l'iegllls 10 Liverpool per steam quiet Cotton I'd;
Hour, - Cd; grain, 81.
RctWpls--Tour Ys57 bbls; wheat. 1920 bu; corn,
10000 bn; oats Giu0 hu
shipments-Whea; 1900 IN; corn. 5000 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-04
GEORG ETOUN NEuS.


COLLECTED by Republican Reporters.
The ice ON the Little River is twelve inches
thick.
The ncwly.clccted officers Of the Georgetown III
bcrnlan Beneficial Society have been installed.
Oniccr Harry Volkman is confined to his home
No 40 Seventh street, by severe cold, contracted
while on duty duringthc recent cold weather.
Yesterday, about noon, u venlurcsome individual
success fully crossed The Potomac on the ice from
the foot OF High street TO Analostan with horse and
sleigh.
NJ. G. Graham, Maryland; Emmett Brown. On.
buQuc Iowa; j. w. Chandler, Maryland and II C.
Blanchard, Philadelphia, are sojourning at the
West End Hotel
Mr.. Parker II. Sweet IT, or tho firm Of p. H.
Sweet " CO., prOpIiVtOIs of tie West End Hotel
who has been quito III for several days past is CON
ValeSucnt and able TO attend 10 business.
Thursday afternoon while colored man named
John Bell was engaged in plOughing the snow OIL
the ice en- the Little River the ice gave way and
Bell and his morse received q cold BATH but were
rescued from drowning. Yesterday afternoon,
while another man was passing over the ice preyi-
Ously broken, IL gave way the second time, and he
also was the recipient of a cold bath,
On the return Of No, engine from the fire on
Iwenly'seCond street yesterday aitsrnoOn II was
discovered that four members of the company had
their cars irOst.bicn and their clothing covered
with ice. The water SAUCE ON the engine was
frozen while at work. Mr., Robert Decide clerk In
the office of the Potomac Insurance Company,
furnished the men with a.bountiiu supply of hot
coffee which was gratefully accepted by them.
During the prevalence of the wind storm yester,
day, while Miss Florence Sullivan, the well known
school teacher, was passing up High street about
noon, she was blown into the gutter Immediately
opposite the tlcketoliCc of The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. She was assisted into that
once by several gentlemen and kindly cared for,
street Miss sullivan received several scratches on
herhOnds and bruises about her body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-04
n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCE::I..U-
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar TO females,
Chronic inflammation of the Uterus, ana all COM
MINING nNllonl 10 lhn sex.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-04
ny GEO. w. sTIcKNEY, Auctionccr
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
TATE on SUMNER STREET HOWARD UNI.

TRUSTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSIrN SUBDIVISION.
by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August 90 ISL
and duly recorded IN Liber No Gig folio Is Oi the
land recOrCs Tor Washington County, District OF
Columbia, and under q decree OF the supreme Court
of the District of Columbia passed on TIE 10Th day Of
December, 1878, in equity cause No, CHI between John
\. J. Creswell 81 al, versus Thomas Carter at a. |
Will, at tho request OF the party secured BY
said trust, sell ut public auction, In font OF the
premises ON MONDAY, January -, \. d. 1870, at
i:.O o'clock p m, The oliowlnS-dCscrncd rCnl estate,
situate In the county of Washington, District of
Columbia TO wit Lot |, block .! in the Howard
University subdivision Otthe farm OF ON 4. SIN III,
commonly known as "Ehnglam Place" rs laid
down ON plat OF subdivision OF lots q, Is -, ~,
and 81, aud alley IN block -. Howard University
property, filed In County surveyors Office August
20. 1871.
TermS-Onc.third In cash; balance IN six and
twelve months, with interest ut per cent. per an
mum nom the day of sale, TO be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. \ deposit OF so to be
paid down at time 81 sale. All cOnveyancing NJ 60
of purchaser. II terms are not compiled with In i've
DAYS tie trustee n serves the right 10 resell the prop
erty NJ tic risk and cost Of deHutng purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
dcc2Gaod&ds onice $40 Eighth street.