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Thrown from tn, Elevated Railroad.

James Pagan OF llS Flushing avenue. Brook
Ign. is engaged a. carpenter on the Sew YORK Elevated
Railroad. ami employed on the road at Finn street
and the Bowery yesterday morning when the s3nduwu
tram passed The hlntn street station As the train
started. he tried 20 below tie ties Tive engineer
him gu below, ami thought that he was sale Ftsan hat
h viewer made mi ejaculation ui the distance below
the track, and, the locomotive pa-scd uv hiu lie
struck the hncN of tue head aud thrown o. the
pavement below iir 49, tIk'u unconscious to Belle
yue Hospital Dr. Bacon says that his injuries are prob
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John Hope. indicted M one OF the burglars
that robbed the Manhattan Savings Bank. aras ned
Yesterday In the General Sessions lis lawyer moved
IN the indictment ne qnaslei rs defective IN Nia the
traud jury had dcird only the unrr rNamiui-
ton be ore Justice Fla mer Assistant District Attorney
Russell SAID that the Grand Jury had pursued the ur
binary course In regard % nnlng the indictment The
novel plea made by Hopes lawyer was an effort 10 gain
time. Judge COwfng reserved his decision.
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Justice Morgan. in the FiltY-seventh Street
Police Court. yesterday, committed Eugene o'heeie
deposcd Catholic priest to b acLwelps Island Tor three
,nnnths for drunkenness OKrcc made living by
,e ling cOies OF a book " MrditauOns an the Holy
Virgin Mary" which he claimed 20 nave rAnsatel rom
ths German lie has besn very frequently Ia the ponce
courtS Hs Is al Old mAn and dTeassl Ike = priest
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sentencing Long I.Iena chlsl.sn Thle,e..

Joseph Fink and Frederick Tmmins. the
confessed chicken thieves, were yesterday indicted for
eight different hurgares and arcenies by Queens
County Grand jury They pleaded guilty. snt Juile
Armstrong sentenced them 10 1IIeen years each IN le
stale prison.
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ST PETERSBURG March IA medical COM
MISSION has l,,u dIIuuVd 90 ItNc.usdtc the aArulu.
prevalence vi dllutAclla Boa ulr south OF Russia.
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BERLIN. March 3.-Thc Berlin Journals still
c"n-'i'r me Parliamentary b'cipunc pu as certain To
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TIE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
highlands Prohibition Against American Cat
tIe-The Liverpool AbattoIr.

LONDON. March 3.-In the House Of Commons
to-day, Lord Gcorse r. Hamilton Vice President the
Council replying g. question sad that as long az
p'euro pneumonia exist, ~ the United states 1t would
- eoa.['c- VIA saun a.iou' DISEASES AZ =
Litthront. March g lilo lara-e AMI ah1toirs ttis
side H One River NJ -fi Incomplete. 100 cattle
Utr tr lait vet uut 10 is ctrd they viii bee lu shed
.'un ON t.. 49, tusrat silc ace mmodtu salts
'tetrt iH fr irtt tHIr .ui o. co.. trade ready,
ani I'uiu- t.r NHu .rtuu ut Hfrtu-' mtus here al.
cattle must 10 90 h.gA, ufvAd Tor slaughter
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BERLIN. March 9-Thcre have been six cases
Of cremation m the town VI GUtha
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HAVANA. March 3.-Thr Government has adj
vied the municiraits to establish public schools for
coorci children and wherever this cannot promptly he
don" colorcd children should be admitted TO the white
sell
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- ;oy..<>5. - re- l..'l,F,,=c-

FIR Mnyor. Day Brpl 1872: Lyieri tDnm.l.
1850. stevens tGr"runackl, ZIG. Tho H'puo-
In Auburn. Ilulrn 'ld Rep is enctrd Mayor
rs "a plurality CO., l9j over Turner lGr"enoa"kl D.,
md IA over ALL Tho Republicans and hur
money Democrats have "A majority IN tho city
Government.
In Ro'kmnd. Tor Mavor. Loycioy tRepl re-
ceived 500 votes: Han lGrrenha'kl. 497 Greg
orv tDem.l BOG. There r. therefore no choice.
The Rrpu5.lcaus Will control the city Govern
mrnt
los % vOt. of 600 10 lUl tor Iadd lGreenha,kL
In Su'ot the Republicans have reelected Mayor
Clark. and all the officers in i've wards out o'
seven. turk's majority over ne Democratic
MMn Mr.uMLl-A c-m-LmLL.un Ia llL.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN MAINE
The Democratic-G Combination De-
fented In Portiand.I

PORTLAND, March 3.-Thc municipal cleo
ton here to-day resulted as follows For Mayor.
William Senter Republican. 2.sl6: George
walker. Democrat Greenback combination.
2733 Frederick Fox. Independent. 81. Sem
ters majority. 90. The island vote is still to
come in. but II will not change tho result Lust
year the Republicans had n majority OF "a. Four
wards have gone Republican aud three Demo-
cratic Greenhack. giving the Republicans a
working majority. The aggregate vote is near
Is COO larger than last yrar
In Bath. John q. Richardson tRep.l. was re-
olrcird Mayor 10y vote OF 533 against 33S for
David T. Percy. Democrat. The Republican
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Death of the Late Justice A. II. DIN.

After sickness that has run through months
Hon. Abraham b. Olin died at his country res
deNco, near Sligo, Montgomery County, Nd
yesterday morning, at three o'clock. In the
past few weeks be has become debilitatod from
diarrhea and dissolution was liable to ensue at
auy moment He was attended by DIR. Basil
Norris, U. S. A., but that eminent physician
and surgeon long since became satisfied that
his patient was beyond cure, and his skill could
only be effective in prOlonging his life, in
which respect he was remarkably successful
The remains were put ia charge of Mr.. Joseph
Gawler, undertaken, brought to the family res.
idencc in this city, No. 1923 n street north
west, and embalmod They were scut by rail
last night to Wilinmstowu, Mass accompanied
by tho family, where they will be buried.
The deceased was born in Salisbury Ben
nington County, Vermont, in 1872 gradu
atcd at Williams College, Massachusetts,, in
1885 commenced the practice of law at Troy,
N. Y, in 1898 was for three years recorder of
the city of Troy, aud was elected Represent
alive to the Thirty-fiith Congress from New
York, serving as a member of the Committee
on Expenditures of the Public Buildings. He
was also reelected TO the Thirty'sixth Con-
gress, serving as a member Of the Committee
on Military Affairs Reelected to the Thirty
seventh Congress also. In 1868 lie was ap-
pointed by President Lincoln u Judge of the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia
and in 1863 the degree OF LII. ID. was conferred
upon him by Union College.
He WIS one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court Of this District from its organization in
1868 until last fall, when on account of i'll.
health he retired from the bench. When In
the prime of life he was admitted TO be law.
yer of brilliant talents and extensive knowl
edge and regarded ut one time rs possessing
the brightest legal mind of the District judi.
ciary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
sECREfAkNS OFFlCE,
SENATE OF TIIE UNITED State
NJ L.II -..Ln.... LII IL Inn. u

-.SESATE OF rHE UNITED STATES
WAsnlNGrOS, d. g., July ?, 1870,
Sealed proposals will be received al this office
until ~ o'clock M, August o. 1870, for furnishing
Stationery tor the use OF the Senate Of the United
States for one year
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and the form of bond TO
be signcd by the bidder and snrctes will be fur
nshed on application to this Office.
Tho Quarto Post and Commercial Note Legal.
and FoolsCap Papers TO be put up In packages Of
five Quircs each; all perfect paper, OF uniform
quality, with no outside or imperfect quiTCS,
All the Mauila Paper must be of pure Manila
stock fiat and smooth sheets, aud Of the toughest
quality
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
gunmod with pure white gum or they will not be
received and samples of all kinds Of envelopes
must Dc submitted IN such boxes and put In every
way as they are 10 be delivered, All white en-
vel0pcs are TO be delivered in boxes containing not
over $50 each
forth NIe supposed to be what Will be required but
the Secretary of the Senate reserves TO himself the
right 10 order nom contractors more or ess OF the
several articles, according TO the wants OF The De-
Proposals from established dealers only viii be
considered, and preference will he given TO pIoduc
tons Of American Industry, Nequa!ly cheap aud oi
as good quality.
Such OF the above articles as may be designated
his Office in the city OF Washington, free of any
charge for carriage, on or before the LIST day OF No
YenDet next,
unless an inferior quality Is called for,
A sufficient specimen Of each article proposed fol
II TO accompany the proposals, aud to be marked
! with the name of the propoSor and of paper the
weight per Ieam. The whole of each article speci.
fed In the foregoing list will be deemed class and
the person Offering 10 furnish ANY such class NJ the
lowest price Quality cousidefcd) win receive con
tract for the same ON executing bond with two OF
more suTetlCs satisfactory to the Secretary Of the
| Senate for The performance thereof which bond Il
to he nled In the office OF the said secretary within
| ten days after the proposal has been accepted,
! II any articles contracted for should not be de
liycred within the time stipulated or should be In
icrior In any respect 10 the sample, the bond Of the
contractor Will be put IN suit.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta
tiouey for tic Senate" and be directed u the See
! Rotary of the Senate, Washington.
! Proposals ana specimens must be delivered Il
| the Office free Of charge.
JNO, G. BURCH
Secretary of the Senate Of the United states.
| too
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BASE BALL.
Return OF the NatlonaIs-The Female Ball
Players Tomorrow.

Return OF the NatiouaIs-The Female Ball
Players Tomorrow.
The National Base. Ball Club arrived home
yesterday on the noon train, having stopped
over and remained at Philadelphia the night
previous. With the exception of some slight
bruises aud severe sun-burns the men are in
good condition aud show evidence of having
been temperate in all things while abroad.
Since reaching home they have been kept busy
receiving the congratulations of their friends
and explaining how battles were lost and
won. Much of this information has already
been given to the public through the columns
Of The REPUBLICAN and II is not Of sufficient
Importance to be republished. Count Scanlon,
despite the cares he was compelled to assume
rs temporary manager while absent, has gained
In flesh, and the worriment Of the mind evil
IDENTIFY failed to affect the appetite.
His description of the means rcsorted to by
certain clubs to win games and how tho tricks
were exposed Is interesting, MS it shows to what
base things men aud clubs will stoop to secure
victory. At an early day, with the facts sup
ported by irreiutable proof, these disgraceiul
proceedings will DO made public Suffice 1t for
the present to say that part Of the evidence is
already in hand aud more being collected that
will sustain the charges Of improper conduct
by certain clubs aud make the protests against
them so plain as TO cause the throwing out Of
certain games they claim to have won, but
which in reality they stole
Tcrney, the new second baseman, an acqui-
sition made while the club was on their trip,
is u young man Of slight build aud modest APP
pearance. He will probably weigh 1876 pounds,
and 1t would hardly be believed in looking at
him that he is the batter and fielder his record
shows him to be.
This afternoon at half.past four o'clock, the
Nationals will play their first game on their
own grounds for month. They will have as
their opponents the Holyokes, first-class
nine, and one capable of making them play
good ball.
THE FEMALE BALL-PLAYERs.
The "Fcnale Red.Stockiugs," of New York,
and tho Female Bluc.Stockings," of Philadel-
phia, played at Newington Park Baltimore, yes
terday before :, 400 spectators The game result.
cd in favor Of the Philadelphia girls by score OF
6 TO H. Owing to the great success in Baltimore
the game announced to be played at Eagle
Park, in this city, to-day has been postponed
until tomorrow afternoon. Another game will
be played in Baltimore to-day.
The game ut Eagle Park tomorrow after
noon will be very interesting affair. A large
crowd of spectators is expected. To accom-
nlodate those who wish TO attend, the cars OF
the Columbia line, which go TO the park, will
run at intervals of two minutes. The game IL
one of IL series for the championship of tho
United States, aud will be played under the
rules of the National Baseball League.
OTHER GAMES.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 7-Troys,
Providence, Z.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
CITY NOTES.

The new dogtags are being taken very
slowly.
Up to the present time $50 new dog-tags
have been issued.
-Turco Russian and sulphur baths, 903 L
st. IL W. Life renewed and health restored.
The Medical Society held q meeting last
night aud adjourned for two months-July and
August.
--Messrs. Bumgarten & Bro. have entered
iuto contract to furnish the District with 10000
brass dog.tags.
Justice IIagner opened the Criminal Court
yesterday and without transacting any bust
ness adjourned until Saturday next.
The water tax under the new rates is be-
ing promptly paid, aud the clerks in the Water
Registrars office are kept very busy.
Tho Washington and Georgetown cars
began to run on the switch.track between the
Treasury aud Executive Mansion yesterday.
Sarah A. Robinson, colored living IN John
sons row, in the county, dropped dead last
night, about half-past seven o'clock, while go
ing upstairs. She appeared to be in perfectly
good health few minutes before her death.
"A lady residing on n street, between Sixth
and Seventh northwest, reported TO the police
yesterday that some evenings ago, while sit
thug in her parlor, bullet from small cart
ridge pistol entered her window aud lodged in
the comb of her back hair.
The certificates of the per cent. regis.
tered stock of the corporations of Washington
and Georgetown to be redeemed on the 18th
instant so far received by Treasurer Gilillan
arc all defective, lacking either the Mayors
signature or the seal of the District Of Column
bia. The Treasurer cannot give receipts for
defective certificates.
"A colored mau named John Monroe while
driving wagon along f street, near Ninth
northwest yesterday afternoon, was seized
with fit aud fell Off his seat, the wheels of
the wagon passing over his chest. Beyond u
few bruises no harm was done, but Officer
Britt had the man conveyed to his home, No.
III X street northwest.
"A crowd of young men became engaged in
. difficulty about dog at the corner oil
Eleventh aud & streets northwest yesterday
morning, during which one of the number
named james Is. Kenny, was struck in the
head with some blunt instrument, inficting Il
serious wound. lie WAS conveyed to his resi-.
donce, No. 304 Eleventh street aud attended
| by DIR. Walter. No arrests were made.
| About ten o'clock last night, rs Mr.. Ste
pheu Burton was crossing the k-streot bridg,
over Rock Creek lie espied suspicious-looku l
bundle. He picked it up and took it to the
| Fourth Precinct Station, when it turned out Il
be II white female infant, about II month old
| The little waif was sent to st. Anus Iuiant
Asylum, which is guarantee for better treat
Inent in the future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08

Helen Duckett, colorcd, was arraigned in
the Police Court yesterday for stealing IN
oroile watch pair of gold sleeve-buttons,
and charm for watoh-ohain from John b.
Hunt. The case was continued until to-day.
The complainant occupies a room in the Web.
ster Law Building, on ID street, near Sixth
johnson, do scrubbing and general cleaning
about the building. The door Of Mr.. Hunts
room was forced open aud the jowelry taken
under circumstances that directed suspicion
toward the girls. Helen. after her arrest, adj
mtted the theft and said Susan had the jew.
olly. Susan Johnson was arrested last even
ing by DeteGtive Miller.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Snfc Stock Onnrntinns.

Prudent people sometimes hesitate to operate in
stocks, under the vague apprehension that there
may be hazard IN the transactions, aud thus lose
many favorable opportunities TO realize large profits
that might otherwise have been gained. The new
protective system Of dealing In stocks has been
operators. Investor. have immediate control of
thcirUwn funds and profits with protection against
adverse aud arbitrary movements, which Is the
great desdcdiam In stock operations, a lady in
New orleans lately made $3.50 from SG150 in twenty
eight days. gentleman IN Quebec realized $500
from SG1i ia tweniy'nhC days, while another in
Baltimore gained So $50 from $500 in the same
time. 1he movements of the stock mar ct ATE
now favorable for largo gains if promptly taken nd
vantage Of Information OF the safe and success
ful protective system Of operating In stocks fur
uished ON application 70 Mcssrs. lthamar Dibbel 4
Co., bankers and brokers' ~ Broad street, New York
.ff
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
The Song of the snlad.

The tUe story Of The girl treeping o,er her sch,
books, sung about in yesterdays "Sdr.'D
A ctOaker, once on Il time,
Like Mr.. Wcgg, dropped into rhyme,
And. chanting the chorus OF fools
OF an overwOrkcd girl IN the schools,
Lied. lied, lied.
lie said She from study was pallid;
il was, reader, In fact lobster salad
That produced the results lie bcmoan'd.
Lied lied, lied.
Did this poet about the poor child;
Lied lied, lied.
when she read them, finting, She smil'd,
And all she denied
Saying, Poet, not lobster alone
Disturbs my digestive zone
Ills the salad and pineapple cream!
"Dy reading nor ciph'rng my eyes
Are blinded or swollen In size
1t is not from o'erdriving my pen
I've pain in my small abdomen;
Hence these tears.
Tie crock In my spine that you sec
Indicates what sharp agony
Arises from sour picked pears
"Pray turn from your pitiful picture,
And get me q dose of some mixture;
For firing am
From species of cram
(Not the same that You DANNY.
Sweet poet, that is out OF the question:
Mines Il case of imperfect digestion!"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
The Latest Relative to the National Fair.

The Latest Relative to the National Fair.
The National Fair Grounds Association held
Il meeting at the Board of Trade rooms last
evening, Mr. L. A. Gohright in the chair and
Mr.. w. b. Reed secretary.
Reports from the members of the subscrip-
ton committee showed that $50 shares of stock
had been taken, representing $4,000, which is
three-iilths of the amount necessary to start
the enterprise.
The secretary stated that he had received n
communication from Commissioner Phelps,
stating that owing to his absence from the city
he had been unable to take any active part in
the movement, but that he would be heard
from hereafter
A committee of five was appointed to can
vass the city for subscriptions, tho chair select
ing Messrs. Barbour, Blackburn, Botcler,
Browning, and Reed. The meeting then adj
journed subject to a call by the committee
just appointed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses:
Charles Knapp and Mamie Ogle.
Charles A. Stone and Lilly Wood.
J. F. Pierce and Elizabeth Harris.
Newton Cornwell and Jane Strong
Richard #. Cheslcy aud Salle Sewell.
Hedge Forsbcrg and Lydia S. Parham.
John Johnson aud Mildred Alexander.
Charles Hall aud Rebecca A. Shorter.
w. T, Page, of Lynchburg, Va, aud Lettic
b. Underwood, of this city.
Dr. b. f. Montague, of New York city, and
Gussc b. Gardner, Of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
River Accidents.

While the steamer Mattano was disCharging
freight at Shepherds last Sunday colored
boy, thirteen years of age, fell from the railing,
and was drowned before assistance could DO
rendered,
A loug-boa owned by Alfred Hazel, loaded
with wood, capsizod off Mount Vernon on sun
day afternoon. No lives were lost.
While Il freight train on the Virginia Mid
land road was making II landing at Shepherd IS
on Sunday afternoon II Car loaded with grain
was precipitated into the river.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Anacostia and Potomuc River Railroad
Company held yesterday at the office Of the
company in Uniontown the following gentle
men were elected as the board Of directors 10
serve the ensuing year; L. William Guluand,
IL. A. Gliswod, Noble Young, Alfred Richards,
Rcuben h. Clark, T.. NJ. Chaplin, William West,
Thomas Smithson, and James II. Richards
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Sudden Death of wen-Known Contractor

Mr.. Hugh Murray, the wel-knOwn con-
tractor of this city. whose residence Is Mt the
corner of Twcnty-fourth street and Pennsyl'
yania avenue northwest, left home last Satur-
day afternoon on the excursion to Norfolk by
the steamer Lady of the Lake. Upon reach
ing Fortress Monroe he was taken sick, aud u
dispatch was received by his sister yesterday
announcing his death. A cougestivo chill Is
stated TO have been the cause of death. Do
ceased was about fifty years OF age, and the
news of his sudden donise will be cause OF
regret to his many friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Baseball.

Philadelphia Female Baseball Club VS..
New York Baseball Club, postponed until
Wednesday, July 0, 4:30 p. NJ, on account of
the immense success in Baltimore Game will
take place without fail on the above date,
Eagle Park, terminus Columbia Railway. Ad-
mission 25 cents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
ISlBe-IBnll.

Philadelphia Female Baseball Club VS..
New York Baseball Club, postponed until
Wednesday, July ., 4:30 p. M on account of
the immense success in Baltimore, Game will
take place without fail on the above date,
Eagle Park, terminus Columbia Railway. Ad-
mission. % cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
unmlncrIng HIS WIFI.

A colored man named Gus Washington, alias
York, during difficulty yesterday afternoon,
in the alley between Pennsylvania and Mis-.
souri, avenues and Third aud Four.aad-a,half
streets, struck his wife on the head inflcting
serious injuries. He then made his escape.
Officer Middleton took the woman to her
and y. .......
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08

Philadelphia FemOle Baseball Club VS.,
New York Baseball Club postponed until
Wednesday, July 8, 4:30 p m, on account Of
tue immense success in Baltimore. Game will
take place without fail on the above date
Eagle Park, terminus Columbia Railway. Ad'
mission, rs cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08
Recovered on - Search warrant.

+. Devlin, u secondhand dealer on ID street
was brought into the Police Court yesterday
on search warrant Some tools, which it was
claimed were stolen from S. w. Myers, were
found by Detective Coomcs in Devin's place,
but Dcvln refused to give them up. In the
Police Court Judge Swell settled the case by
ordering the return Of the tools to Myers aud
the release of DeYlin,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-08

Mr.. HAYES has done very well, very well indeed
and /, nov entitled u a vacation, He has written
more veto messages, and written thom better,
Within a given space Of time, than any man en-
QuVed in the business. But then his opportunities
WeIe great "a 'eag3 nijaas (Rep) ..