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, 1879-05-17

Tho Governor throatons to bannco every
Democratic ofllcoholder that holds r,taco
by Ills appointment in case the Democrats
persist in their refusal to pass The bill appro-
priatng SE0,0 900 10 pay tho indebtedness Of
tho Joliet penitentiary. This throat will
have tho effect Of Retting at work strong
Lobby to urge tllo passage Of tho bill, aud It
will probably be passed.
, 1879-05-17

Tic House has passed bill imposing &C.
sero pennltiea Of !ine or imprisonment upon
parties WHO arc fonna guilty Of adulterating
milk, or OF selling uuwholesome milk, or Of
t'a!sning oil "skins.tnilk upon el,Ytonors
for tho strnight article.
, 1879-05-17

1t IL said THURMAN sportetl q white lardkcr-
chief IN sldc-pocket When addressing thu Se,,-
ate tl.o oter day, but kept tlo old rou bal'al.rr
on latll ior Use. Az llo pl tlIa red al,l wllfte,
Why not ussd tho blue aiso, nnd be n full-iclgcd
palsott Or pcrt.aps he wpll.l prefer tho gray,
, 1879-05-17

Gambling in stocks is nssignei as the canso
OF n henvy dafn1ca!ion by tito bookkocpor Of
wholesale house in San Francisco who is
now oil his way to Australia Tho now Con-
stituton prohibits Tho practices by Which 70
many havs been reduced to crimo and mis-
cry, aud San Francisco omglt to bo glad TINT
thu gambling Is a1l to bo transferred to the
Atlantic Coast
, 1879-05-17

THE Cu,rAno TnIarxx hna established branch ofacss
or thu rcccpt OF subtc!pitpna and advertisements ~
follows: -
NEW TulsE-1.nom 20 Tribune Dn1ldlug. F. T. Nd
FAnpxN. Manager.
PARIS. France-So 10 l.uo do Ia uFanGc.r'atefiere.
H. MAILER, AEeHt. .....
LONDON. EnE.--Amertcan Exchange. <4B Strand
uksEr F. 0f1f.su. Agent.
WASHINGTON u. E.-t3ln r street
, 1879-05-17

II THURMAN IL to patterl, after DANIEL WHn-
srRN uutl .lresa up hcfoeu u,aktug 4 set sprccl1,
IN le did OIL Thursday, le will do wa'. 10
initiate llENnY CLAY also, anl not take tho
chair as President pro TEN. Of the Senate Look
luz Al slonely as hu sometimes docs.
, 1879-05-17

When CLAY waa Speaker OF tbs 1ouse he A.
waya uppcAred III ll,e ciair dressed in Ills best.
It was token nf rsspect to ialu House that lal
sluwn Its resDect for htnl oy muktng him the
NlQak cullsuIeuQuR ulAn III Il.
, 1879-05-17

TIM a'amnY ha,ni Of SAMUEL ). Tllpxs Is
feHrcd to hu ''meudlng fsnges" tu Ohlo about
these DAYS, The Democratic pot IL boiling oyar.
nn.i T.IuEN Is suspected OF aItliug fuel to thu
arc, but nobody coil tell cxactly tow or why.
, 1879-05-17

In order 10 curb the Spcialtsts nntl Co,nm1l-
n'sts, thu Legislature Of Missouri Inns passed q
stringent law making IL ,t,istesneanor for auY
body OF 1nen not organized unaor The law to
lncet for drill or for auy other unlawful pur-
n0EH.
, 1879-05-17

The Confederate BLACKBURN, Of Kentucky,
and bourbon candidate for Governor Of that
statc, is III favor Of "Oid BILL ALLEN" OF
Ohio, as a Presidential caudidute. IIu would
"yosc for ALLEN, sIr, II Ito was hundred years
old. sIr, because, sfr, ho is ti,u suartest man,
cir. in thu limited statcs. sir. Yes, sir,"
, 1879-05-17

JOHNNY nAvENpoHT, tilai Senator THURMAN
adyertisel ~ sxtensiYclyIa tits specrh Ut lhurs'
day. IL Ut relation Ut tho noted Spirftualst ut
t,at nane, but ts horso of another cu'ur.
, 1879-05-17

QugEHs4owx, Nay l0.-AFFI7ca' 's7 ''
HeW Yurk. e.,,n, .,camer
0aellc, for ,toug Kougt va fos1%. t,.''s.Ea tfua
New York. .,,,.. f,tty Of Chette.s
ami Cauala, iro.u New f"rk, pA'e
, 1879-05-17

When ANnnsw TnAuY ssas sentenced to bo
llniveu In suut1,nort, l'u., Tho other day, a'Hl
thu Judge saltl, "A'll 1.,uY Ton Ilavo mercy On
your soul" IHAcY ntllcd, sa1 .ssa-"I hope ~,
{ur i've liad role here"
, 1879-05-17

s'After thu veto, whata" ask good many
newspapers. Well; 1t loolis ~ II tl!cru would
l4 Nkofe YetucA,
, 1879-05-17

Tic Ncw York M4V understands TINT au Ea.
glib cosnlc opera. cutit!sl !" Il. II. y. ruafore."
, 1879-05-17
SENATOR THuRMAN's SPEECH.

tile trouble to urE8A himself IN Ills Sl1QnY
clothes before making n political speoch in |
tho Sonato Of the United States, it is m evl-
tlenco that thoro is at loast one nlan In WASH
ington who attacllcs considerable Importance
10 tho ovout. This was tho case on Thurs- |
tlny, when Mr., T11pEN's principal comrot- |
isor for tho Democratic nomination In 1880
rjpgcd himself ont in his go-to-mcoting suit |
mud adorned a side pocket with n whito linen
handkerchief for fotensio display, wlilo tho
old traditional red "banlanncr" WINS within
easy rcncl, for actunl sorvicc. Our dispatch
says TINT tho occasion was not aignalizca by
tho rush of great crowds Of spectators to
tin Galleries. ns is tho ordinary custom, Mt
tt,e Capitol whoneyor it is known that some
noted noJ.Ical orntor is 10 have tho floor to
discuss National issues; neithor WINS
the speech itsolt Of tho kind nnd character
tint tl,o country nntl ospecially the Dumo.
cratic marty beyo reason to oxnect ut this
,;,uo from ganasor THURMAN. ll;s ,ron,.
;nenoe 1oforo tho country Mt tf1e prosett mo-
mani M n Presidential candidate. md hin
rcsidonce in n ereot Central State WHOSE peo-
n1o aeanmo IT tn In among thair nrornpotivea
to furp;s1, oeeupau,s Of tho Executive of,eo
for so,ne tor,nn in advance. forco him into
1,u,,;o n,.;co IN That b;a ,,ttoroncoa oro
ioolea unon M hioh1v imnoytont, Anotber
-o,sor ,,i,1, n .,,oo,,, fro,o so,n,6r ruun,,.x
t,,st na,y shn,d In con,;,,arci7 ~ oroot
,,,a;,,,, :. t,,o, aor,.nnn fo,no osor,bes =,
,,;n H. i,st,n,,;a1,o1 to,or ~ f;rst pror,s.
;nr i, oo,,o,,a cornroaod ~ tbo Dor,ocrot,,
.na,,,,or, ~ ,ho Eortv-aftb c,roraeo t,,o
;,,on,,cn, 1o,;s,o,;on t1,ot Tint norfv NJ or,o
,,to-od ,,,o,, ,r1 ,v,,;ch r,o,,e nccosrorv t,a
rrosont a~,raor,,;nor, soss,nr IT, ,,oa rot
an1v t,,o rrod;t ~ i,e;no ,bo or;o;no1 ;r.
sa:.un - ~ 1on;o1o9,vo t7ov;,t,v H.,
hoa ~. tho r~o,u,,vo md tbo T.r,.1o,;ra
rrano,,as ~ tho covornmont nj 1oororh.ni,s
h,t - ,.os 1,;s fort;lo ,ro;n ,bot f,rst snanost
al t,,o extraordinary anl royo1utinnorv
no,,,o1 ~ ottacl,ino t},a roroa1 ~ aomo ~
t,o Dooonetrot;,,, octs n. r;f,crs IN tho ;, ,,,o1
on1ronr;o,,on h,,,a naino y c1,;af nr,cal IT.
.i,a naa,ooro.;, ,hn-o,, ,r,1 nnro ~ssron.;.
/ ,1o for ,,o nroso,t oml'orros.inc on,7 bn,n;l;-
| o,;no ,,osit;on whic,, Il occuniaa hcfora ,ho
countrv than apy olher ono man. tlero out.ht
10 hayo bcou sincere desire on lilo mart of
all to hcar what this Rraat md ionorcl ora
slo Ind to say, The report says that. while
tho usual crowd was absent from tho galleries
OF tho senate during tho delivery Of his
speech, tho orntor was we'll flankol with
Confederatos from tho House, who doubt
Less camo in to hear how their great leader
proposed to oxtricato them from their pres
ant difficulty. but in this tboy wcro lsn,,,
poiutol. THURMAN SAW the way into tic
, 1879-05-17

HEN Hill may be III doubt as tn tlls origin
ot tlle War, but II must be tolarably clear tu
hin, uow which party gut ltrkcd.
, 1879-05-17

Why should u man stand up while snaktuE a
sat SpeccAt The late Senator A0NToN always
Asel tu sit down wien he rosu tu apcak.
, 1879-05-17

clark atrcct. opposite the coHrt.lTolste. EngsR
mrnt Ut Thnrns l. Chrtalie' 1'antorntmo Troupt
''1ln1naty. .DumptY."
, 1879-05-17

Lake Shore, fout uf Washington STREET. Champion
hip Hainc hetwccn tho chicago md Providence Clu
at 1851 T.. NJ
, 1879-05-17

ats1lson Ftrccf, between dearborn and stae. Ens
iaErmcnt Of tito Warde h uasryu1oss Company. "pl.
joltaey." Afternoon anl evening.
, 1879-05-17

Fph,:olrh ssrerf. t*tnecn Ctark md f,asaitr. III
enErtnent Of Kate claxtuu. ''The Two Orphans.
Afternoon aud cyonfnE.
, 1879-05-17

dearborn sttret. corrrr Of Monroe. Engaaemt
Of i,1e cotIlo uarIcsauo Company. "Clndorella" II
s'rtnafutc." Afternoon and evrninK.
, 1879-05-17
Nru yoRK INTEREST RATE. ;,

iii 1a n,atix p.a' ,sr m. Tie 'ssn' ''' u
cat III tlts Stgta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
RESTAURANTS.

PESTAURANT PARIsIEN,
III 1924 pennsylvania ave-, OPP. Wizards Hotel
FIRs1lCLXsS FRENCH RIlsTAURANE
Room and board $3.50 per day dinner, IS cents,
from to p. IN. A Ia earle all day. Table board Il
per day.
mar 29-ly q. BROCHE, Proprietor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

EXPENDITURES.
Was 1t AN Abduction?

Yesterday afternoon, as the six o'clock train
by the Potomac road was leaving for Balti-
more, two policemen put Mr.. Charles T. Stew
art, very gentlemanly. appearing man, on the
cars, under the claim that he Is an escaped
patient from the Mount Hope Insane Asylum,
at Baltimore, for the purpose Of returning him
to that institution. His attorney visited him
on the cars and inquired If there was any pro-
cess or requisition for his arrest and removal,
and was informed that there was none. His
counsel asked him IL he was going Voluntarily
and his answer was that he was under durcss
and was going unwillingly. He insisted, OF
course, that he Is not insane, but in his right
mind, ard that the proceeding is Illegal The
train started, and he was borne away in
charge of the officers. This is the case as it is
represented to reporter Of THE REPUBLICAN
and the question is.Was he kidnapped or taken
away legally?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
A Gang of ThIeyea Arrested.

A few days ago the police of the Sixth Pre-
cinct received information that five pair of
pants, three vests, and three pair of shoes had
been stolen on II street, in the vicinity of the
Government Printing Office. Last night, about
nine o'clock, Sergeant Amiss and Officers Slater
and Mari proceeded to house on Twelfth
street, in Hel's Bottom, and arrested Thomas
Williams, the occupant; Emery Parker Sarah
Green, alias Sis Greenleaf, aud Francis Nc
Coy, alias Fanny Grammar, all colored on
suspicion of having stolen the articles, They
also recovered pair of the pants, two vests,
and one pair of shoes The officers took their
prisoners aud the recovered goods to the Sixth
Precinct Station. The thieves were locked up
10 awnit an inierylew with Jndge Snoll to.daY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
PARTISAN DIAMONDS, in solid gold settings,
at Il. Harris & Co.'s, 435 Seventh street.
The Reception to senator-Elect Logan.

The Reception to Senator-Elect Logan.
4 large number of Illiuosans met at the Y.
NJ. c. A. building last evening, at seven clock,
to take action with reference to giving suit.
able reception to the Hon. ], A. Logan, recently
elected Senator from Illinois, on his arrival in
this city. Colonel F, d. Stephenson was chosen
chairman and Mr.. A. F. Kingsley secretary.
The following were appointed committee on
ARA ngements: Messrs. +. d. Stephenson, L. b.
Cutler A. +. Kingsley, b. f. Chase, john F.
Kelly, A. J. Whitaker, Samuel r. Edwards,
w. r. Moore, John G. Elliott, Theo. L. Lamb,
C. c. SIMPSON, b. +. Fuller, Ivory II, Pike, II.
II. Holt, James S. Delano, aud Colonel w. s..
Wood. A resolution was carried to extend an
invitation to the Grand Army Of the Republic
the Veteran Club, and other organizations to
participate in tho demonstration. Delegates
from the Labor League and several other Or
CARNATIONS were present and rendered their
services to assist in grand ovation. Subcom-
mittees were appointed, and will submit plans
for arrangements at future meeting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
I,nnnrtnnt 20 Wntnr Tnkers.

Water Register Cox has been notified by the
District Commissioners to direct each of the
water inspectors, in the future, to carry a key
for the purpose of shutting off the water from
any house where 1t is found to be running so
as to indicate flow for other purposes than
actual household use. In no case where water
has been shut of from house for waste will
scribed by law shall have been paid. inspect
ors will use every effort to detect and bring to
punishment tampering with stops on house
connections or water mains and also any one
attempting to collect water rents at houses,
such rent1 being payable only at the collect
or's office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
Visitingtlle Jail, a

As has been the custom of late the grand
Jury yesterday paid visit to the District
Jail. They were received by Warden Crocber
and his deputies, shown through the insti-
tuition and everything that might prove of
interest
court that they found the jail In a healthy
and Clearly condition, ventilation excellent,
food good and abundant and were satisfied
that the institution was being ably managed,
and Warden Crockor competent in every way
to fill tho position be occupies. The court
stated that he was pleased to receive such a
dattering report, and directed that the paper
be filed with the court records.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
HOME AFFAIRS.


A Subscriber asks if the article on our
fourth page headed 'The New Stock Specula-
tions was an advertisement. The answer is
in the affirmative.
About seven o'clock last evening colored
woman named Elz ibeth Madison, living in
Madison alley, was badly burned about the
body by the explosion of a coal oil lamp which
she was carrying down stairs.
Rev. J. McKcndree Riley, of Baltimore
will lecture at Franklin Hall to night for the
benefit of the Franklin Temperance Legion,
on the subject, Under the Whip; or, A Hit at
Some Aspects of Modern Civilization"
Tho old folks concert at the Hamline NJ
E. Church to night will be very fine enter
tainment. Some of the best amateur talent
in the District has been enlisted to make it a
success.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
ADARIN0 ROBBERY.
A Woman Gagged and Her House r.
sacked.

A Woman Gagged and Her House RAN
One Of the most daring robberies ever perpe-
trated in this city occurred!yestcrday morning,
between eleven and twelve o'clock, at 1915 X
street northwest, occupied by an elderly lady
named Kelp and her daughter During tenn
porary absence of tho daughter two rough
looking white men knocked ut the door, which
was opened by Mrs. Kelp, who inquired what
they wished. They made some trivial reply,
and entered the front room. As soon as the
door was shut the men grabbed Mrs. Kelp by
tho throat and threw her down on the floor
She was unable TO scream, owing TO the pressure
on her throat, and while PROSTATE u gag was
forced into her mouth aud her arms and feet
securely tied with rope. One of the
ruflians stood guard over her while his
companion went Up stairs, forced open bureau
drawer and distracted about 800 in money
and several articles of jewelry. He then Joined
his comrade nown stairs, and the pair quilted
the house, leaving their victim helplessly
bound on the floor. She was found in this
condition by her daughter upon her return,
about two hours later and the alarm was
gwen at once Mrs, Kelp, SPECIFICS from
fright and agony was put to bed and o physi-
clan summoned, who stated that she was in a
critical condition, the muscles of her throat be.
ing paralyzed. The police of the Fourth Pre-
cinct were notified of the robbery. and were
diligently engaged yesterday in endeavoring
TO find clue to the miscreants, but up to an
early hour this morning had been unsuccess-
full
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
Annual Meeting of Dartmouth Alumni.


The annual meeting of the Dartmouth Col.
lege Association was held at Abner's, on Ninth
street, last evening The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Hon. John
Eaton, president; Rev. Royal Parkinson and
DR.. n. S. Lincoln, vice presidcnts; S. +. Bond,
secretary, and General r. d. Mussoy, historian.
The association and invited guests then sat
dow n to a supper prepared as only Abner can,
and after discussing the bill of fare, the presi
dent delivered speeches, letters, &c, in order.
Letters from President Bartlett, of Dartmouth
College, and l. p. Richardson the senior grad
h tie of Dartmouth thaving finished his course
In 1s0l), were read, in which the writers ex-
pressed their inability to be present Colonel
Kent, General Mussey, General Eaton, Hon. II,
i. French, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
and others made short speeches, and at late
hour the party separated in the best OF spirits.
Among those present were Hon. ii. NJ Pollard,
Df Missouri J. Ormond Wilson, esq, DR.. j. NJ.
Brodhead, Mr.. G. ii. Chandler, of Baltimore,
Nd. DIR. w. w. Godding, Professor j. c. Wick
ersham, of Lancaster, Pa; Professors Eastman
and Paul, of the Naval Observatory; Hon. G..
W. Cochran, of New Hampshire aud Professor
]. j. Ladd, oil Stanton, Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

The clerk of the court issued the following
marriage licenses yesterday:
w. r. Walter and Mary L. Wedge.
G.. i. Younger and Mary NJ. Gray.
An thony Williams and Decy Dutch.
Sidney Henning and Catherine Lynch.
Charles A. Stocllcit and Catherine C. Howe.
William w. Greenfield and Eliza L. Rams
burg.
Charles C. Collins and Adelaide G. Taylor
both of Chicago, Ill.
Ed. CAN'T and Mary F. Harder, both of
Montgom cry County, Md.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

Miss May Marshall, one Of the best Of the
pedestriennes now before the public, continues
her walk ut the Gymnasium, and is making
better time than Madame Anderson did in
Brooklyn. She averages about four and bali
minutes to the quarter mile and her endur-
ance is wonderful. At three o'clock this morn
ing 1869 quarters had been travcrsed. The
attendance yesterday WAS very good and COM
prised many of our leading citizens and their
families, who seemed to take great interest in
the task. Miss Marshall seems tireless, and is
in the best spirits, constantly joking and ex-
changing salutations with visitors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
Skinned TO ALBANY.

. Captain Crocker,deputy warden, with Messrs.
Woodward, Russell, aud Davis, guards, left last
night for the Albany Pententiary, taking with
them the following prisoners Anthony Brooks,
forgery, two years; Arthur Burgess, petit lar
ceny, second offense, one year; Beverly Buck
ner, petit larceny, second oIcnse, fourteen
months; Robert Hall, petit larceny, second
ofcnsc, fifteen months; Armstead Madella,
petit larceny second ofiense, fifteen m )nths ;
William Green, petit larceny, second ohense,
fourteen months Charles Dean, petit larceny,
second ofense, one year; James Warfield,
horse stealing, two years Frank Taylor, as
sault with intent to kill, two years aud six
moutlS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

The Arlington Fire Insurance Company has
won an enyiable reputation among business
institutions for reliability aud soundness. All
losses and obligations are met promptly. The
paid up capital is 100000 The office of the
company is in the Arlington Insurance build
ing, Oh Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the
Treasury Depar tment, 1t is a home institu-
ton, and offers to our citizens all the facilities
they can find elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
Cooks European Tours.

To persons intending to visit Europe, or, in
fact any part of the globe, the announcement
made in our advertising columns by Messrs
Thomas Cook & Son, the famous excursion
managers, will offer much matter for consider
alton. The Messrs Cook are ready to arrange
for parties or for individuals who desire in
travelling to get the full benefits of their well
known system including reduced fare and
the best possible facilities. inquiries should be
addressed TO Thomas Cook & Son, 26l Broad
way New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
A New Trial Denied:

In the case,of the United States against
Charles s. Jones, late volunteer postmaster
of the United States army, the motion for a
new trial was yesterday oyerruled by Justice
Wylie, IL will DO recolected that two trials
have already been had, in which Jones was
victorious, and the Government essayed third,
which has been been denied them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
The AsoensIon Chnrch mir.

The attendance at the festival given by the
ladies of the Ascension Church at Masonic
Temple was very largo last night. Mrs. Ford
Thompson, Mrs. Burdette, and Miss Alice Bur-
dette had charge of the supper table, which
was handsomely decorated with flowers. The
cigar stand, situated in the centre Of the hall
is in charge Of Mrs. Keyworth. Miss Susie
Keyworth oblges all with bouquets, aud Miss
Salie Keyworth suporintends the anglers at
the fish pond. Mrs. Dubant presdes over the
ice cream tables, Mrs. Bhrchel the fancy table,
and Miss Tindel the Japanese stand Tonight
will DO the last night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
Policemen, Take Notice.

The District Commissioners yesterday madc
public the following order:
Whereas the Commissioners have been informed
that many members of the Metropolitan Police
hObitually anticipate the payment of their salaries
by borrowing from brokers at eXorbitunt rates of
Internationally as high as 10 per cent. per
month-for such loans; and
Whereas the prpctice Is regarded as demorali2ne
and prejudiciOl TO the discipline of the force II is
ordered, That any member of the Metropolitan
Police force who shall be known to have procured
will be regarded as having given cause for his dis.
missal from the service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh arrested
two suspicious characters on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon and took them to Pc.
lice Headquarters, whore they gave their
names as John Smith and William Thompson.
Upon consulting the "rogues gallery" it was
ascertained that the former was sent to the
penitentiary about three years ago for robbng
the tailor store of Mr.. George Bergling, of this
city. After receiving lecture from Major
Morgan, both men were placed on the cars and
sent out of the CITY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

w. NJ. Shuster & Son, of 919 Pennsylvania
avenue, the well.known dealers in dry goods
and dress goods, have an extensive stock of
black and coored silks, which they are offer
ing at unusually low prices, allowing a dis
count of ten cents on the dollar for cash. This
Is rare opportunity to secure bargains in first
class goods.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07
stnnlinr Lnttnrv Ticket.

The grand jury yesterday presented an in
dictment against John r, Richardson, for vio-
lating the postal law. 1t is charged that on
July 90, 1873 he opened letter directed to
w. w. Cole, Gil Pennsylvania avenue, and en-
bezzeled thererom certain lottery ticket, No.
5000, class G, Louisiana State Lottery, which
entitled the holder to $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

can be had by obtaining a rib roast on satur-
day next, as on that day Mr. John r. Kelley
will offer for sale from his stands, Nos. 625,
500, and $50 Centre Market (Ninth.street
wing, and 2o6 and POS Northern Liberty Mar
ket that fine beef so much admired at the
Leesburg fair, and lately on exhibition at the
Clinton House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-07

The following liquor licenses have been APP
proved Michael Clark, 100 Twenty. first
street northwest James Gallagher, Seventh
street road; Patrick McIIugh, 6l5 X street
northwest; Charles L. Wood 5l2 o street
northwest; Michael King transfer, 4l5 Thir
street southwest