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Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
Jealousy, Horse Wh,ps, &c.

In fertile and romantic section of
the country, not thousand miles from
this city, is situated large mansion
surrounded by shade and orna-
mental trees, shrubs and flowers over
which presides fair lady of pleasant
countenance and winsOme ways, max
ing an attraction so great in the warm
spring Gather that two sober beneaicts
were led to make such frequent visits
in order to crafty their love Of the
beautiful in nature and art, that the
spouse of at least one Of them became
so Jealous that she forbid their repeti
ton under threat Of divorce and final
dissolution of the matrimonial bondw hich
had bound them tor score of years.
The husband made the desired prom
ise, and days and weeks succeeded each
other very pleasantly, but finally tir
ing of such monotonOus life he deemed
it necessary for the promotion Of his
health to seek recreation through a
short carriage ride with neighbor,
and his desire for country air became Sc
| RIttt dS " again VAtltC tht puS piNi'h VI
the madam, when she induced the
neighbours wife to join her, and procur
ing carriage they set off for the loca'
ton which had so seriously interfered
with her happiness.
They were heavily veiled so that
they were enabled to enter the domlcil
without their identity being SUSPECTED
and then finding the husband she as
sailed him with whip with such fierce
ness as to create a scene that will b'
remembered by those present while life
shall last .A,last she was inducrdto with
hold her blows and listen to the voice
of reason and the parties soon afte
returned to their respective residences
the husband disavowing all desire t
stray again from his own domicil anC
promising if she will restrain her un
reasonable jealousy, to suppress hi
desire for country air, though he di
in the attempt.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
SECOND EDITION.
The w eather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, June 81
A. M.
Indications for Thu'sday-For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States
falling, followed by rising barometer;
south to west winds, warmer and gem
orally clear weather, possibly followed
in the northern portions by occasional
rains.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
RapubIicans Take Natice.

The Republicans Of Wilmington are
requested to meet at Adams X Bro
building, 504 Market street, thirds tory
on Saturday, 7th inst, at s O'clock, fol
the purpose Of organizing for the ao-
preaching municipal elections.
W. HASTINGS,
Chairman City Executive Committee.
A. BRAcK STARR, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
Diue KI.0f l,ic.nic.

On Friday, July 4th, the Pine Knot
Assembly will give their first grand
picnic at Scheutzen Park. Prof. Ritch.
les Orchestra has been engaged, and a
pleasant time is promised all partci-
pants.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
A Fuil Attendance.

No doubt large meeting VIII Dc
held at the Fame Hose Engine house
tomorrow evening, (Friday) as there
is considerable talk among the members
about going to Harrisburg on the
Fourth Of July. Others declare that
thew must stay at home to protect the
nroperty of wilmington, as that Fourth
Of July above all others is the day to
stay at home.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
Person ais.

Mr.. Mckay, ship carpenter, FORMERLY
of this city, but who has for several
years been engaged in the phosphate
works at Charleston, S. c., is on visit
to this city.
1t is said that Mrs. Newton, formerly
a resident of this city, but now resid-
ing in California, receives 81, 800 per
wear, for singing in the church choir
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
EMS SAVING BANK.

w
Mems Caters, to order, s2.25; Mems Work
to orde., 81. 50: Misses lace BalmOrals, to Or
order, 81 Is; Child's Lace Balmorals, to order,
81; HalEsolipg and heeling, with solid white
leather. SIS; Women's halt-solng and heeling
50 cents; Children's sOling and heeiing, 25c.
Good work at fair prices, and satisfaction
guaranteed. CHAS. X. EWING.
NO. IL MARILAN ID AVENUE.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
RellS tOuS.

There will be regular religious servi-
ces at the Household of Faith church
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. All are
welcome.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
ADbleStse.

The "Sunday Dispatch" should
apologise for not inviting us to see the
fuu at the Police Court on Wednesday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills quickly re-
move the constipated habit Of body and
all Of its pernicious effects. For sale by
all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
mon,

Blue fish, Shad, &C., at the stall of G.
W. Powell, in the Third street Market
Call early al. d avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

We all have our preferences, but no
one prefers to hear crying baby when
the fact fs SO we'll known that DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup would at once quiet it.
Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

Trusses for children and adults.
Cheap, at Hartman's Drug Store, 9Th
and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

SNTOLEN. On May 2s, 1879, a small dark
y bay mare, l41a hands high. A new spar
spring wagon Whitney spring, harness near
" new. Man about s feet II inches high;
weight lsO pounds; aged about 35 years, had
on dark suit of clothes, with small plaid.
Registered name, d. Whiteside, and repre-
sented to be travelling for A. B. Gillespie Il
Co., OF Wilmington, Del. A reward OF fifty
dollars $500, will be given for the recovery OF
the team. VIM. X. STOCkLE1
ie5.3t Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

white girl for general
w housework. Apply at
je52t* 200 +. FIFTH STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

NIANTED.-A good second hand Oil
w Stove. Address "R, This Office.
je5-2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

GUNNER BOARDING.-Two or three re-
> spectacle families can be accommodated
nt Il beautifully situated farm house, twelve
miles from Wilmington, on reasonable terms.
Address, II. J. BARNARD,
ie5-l2t# New Garden, Chester CO., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05
PEACHES AT sEAFORD.

STAFFORD, DEL, June 4th, 1879.
MEssRs EDIToRs.-My estimate of the
peach crop Of this neighbor for this
year, is, according to the present pros
pect, that it will he from one-half to
three-fourths as much as the year 1873.
Some report as showing for full crop
some half, and one Ex-Gov. Ross, only
quarter, whilst his son James, on ad-
joining land shows for plentiful crop.
The rot did not reach this place, Or
dinarily, the severe winter and late
frosts, succeeded by month OF
drought, would have killed all Of our
peaches, were it not that the trees, pro-
ducing but little fruit last year, ma
tured strong wood and strong buds.
Yours Respectfully.
GEO. W. S. NICHOLSON.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

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Daily Republican., 1879-06-05

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National Republican., 1879-11-27

yoR BEST 81 corset go to Douglass,
National Republican., 1879-11-27

st. Iames-William Horton United States shin
Portsmouth; g Hathaway, Elmirt, n Y; S u
Jemms. Mansfield. Ohio; II J Alderman. Bingham
ton. \ u Mr. Bancroft aud wife, Virginia; Miss
lshell and wife. Virginia.; john A Mctunll Bulti-
more; Otis Allen, Lowell. Mass: David Rodmul
and daughter. Rhode Island. + Rogers, NJ ID At
lantR, Ga; Miss Annie Smith. Boston: j Is rlatt,
Norfolk, Va: = Warning John Pratt Newton s
Otis and l. Wheat AMI wife, New York; " : War
ters, j X Freeman and John a wilson Maryland.
Arlngton-S Van Campbell, L W Artrnd. wife
and daughter, Dudly aud wife W B Duily Air
ana Mrs. HHrner B1nncl Mr.. and Mrs. j. CiIittrIl-
dcu. OF New York. u VI Grayson and GraysOn,
Alabama; NJ L Hammond, Portland G. Shnklc and
wife. Kentucky, aud 81 JJhn George and wife,
Pennsylvania.
Willard's-F shuck and wife of Kentucky; Mrs.
h Warde, Brooklyn; Hon. w u Wnshburn and
family Miuncsnta; j WyckOn 4 ; Il NJ. i j Jackson,
Pennsylvania: Mr. and Mrs. q VI Chil,on, France,
and James + Ncwcomb, Texas.
Riggs IIousc-p Handy, ii Bates jr., aud wife
James Steuthers and Roberts, New York; W
Zimmerman and J. Peterson, Philadelphia; q W
Kretzinger, Chicago; ) l. Rogers and lady West
Virginia. j L Briscoe and wife and Sprgg, Mary
land, aud Hon, l. Roache indianapolis.
Ebbitt House, Williams, Tcrrc H0ue; w II
II Miller indianapolis; William II Atwood, Otto
Becker, w !. May, ) q Mcfarland. q Taylor
and wife, 4 Schnns and wife, New York; G 7
Howard, New orleans; W ID I Curtis, w Il Bach
II o Ridgcw0y and wife, w C Pcyice Philadel
Alabama; A Nclll. DR. 7 W Summons, J q Adams
lowering, c II Cation. II S Taylor, Maryland; G q
Cough, Illinois; Hamilton Rowan, U S a; Hon NJ a
McCord Is II Lane, w II Lane, NiYcinia Il I
Browne, Missouri; l. W Friday Tennessee; Cow
gill Indiana.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The markets were all well attended yesterday af-
tcrnoon and evening. Though II WAS not generally
known by those residing IN the country that the
market would bc open, there was goody attend
anec on their part The stalls occupied by the rcgu
lar dealers were not all nlled by their occupants
and tho.c TINT were present were kept busy sup.
plying the wants of their customers. The follow
Ing were the ruling retail prices for Thanksgiving
commodities:
roultr y.-rurkcys-Dressed logl5 cents per
pound.
Chickcns-406p75 cents per pair.
Ducks-DrcsSed, 5OGg7j cents pcr pair; undrcssci
4QG, ~ cents per r0ir.
Gccsc-Dressed, so cents aud sl.2j each: no I'M
dressed OH market
Wild Gamc-rartridgos. 81 25Gps2.5o per dozen
phcasants. 81 .0JdDsi.50 per pair wo0dcock, i0Gpd
cents each; jacksilipc, 80 cents each.
Ducks-CnnvasS-bHcks,s s3hOisSi ~ per pair red
heads. Sl.25Gttl50 per pair: mallnrds. S.0Oasl g;
per pair: black heads ~ cents per pnir, blue;wngs
10 cents per pair; rocks 40deJ0 cents per pair quss
s2.JO5fs300 per dozen
Dialnond-bnckcd terrapn. sl505s per dozen.
Crawtsh, 80 cents per dozen.
Rabbits. l5M25 cents ench.
Turkeys slGeS2 each
Vcnson. 10 cents per pound for snd die and .,
cents per pound for Sliced.
Cranberrics, 10 cents per quart.
Celery. 5MS cents per bunch.
Eggs, 80 cents per dozen.
Buuer--Roll 2j@35 cents per pound: creamery
iO6li5 cents per pound; Philadelphia print ~ cent
per pound.
The market will be open until 10 O'Clock th
morning.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The following is Health Officer Townshend's re
port OF the operations Of his Office for the week
ending November -, 1879. Nuisances reported 562
referred 50 abated, 5Sl; referred TO Commission
ers, B. official notices issued, "a; citizens com
plants s. deaths from all causes reported 5s
cases Of death Investigated by coroner 3; burials
at public expense To- Investigations for local cause
OF disease, 2; tons OF garbage removed los
dead animals removed. " Marine products in
spected-l02t0 bushels oysters, 900 punches FISH
Marine products cOndemned--IS5 bushels oysters
lO5 punches fish. Unwholesomc food con
demned-l.09l pounds beef, - pounds mutton, %
pounds veal. 30 pounds pork, l6 pounds sausage
turkeys, II chickens. 81 rabbits, ll0 ducks, Il
birds II geese, 2pl easants salt tongues live calf
63pumpkins Ia cabbages. egg plants, ~ bushels
potatoes, ~ bushels apples 10 pecks turnipS, ~.
pecks parsnps, Is pounds grapes, 2l5 bushels tOma
toes, 80 dozen eggs dozen bananas, quarts Lima
beans and lunches bcCts Pound fcpurt-Animnls
inpounded, GO; redeemed, q killed, j6: in pound a.
Report of physicians to the poor-lj7 patients
were treated, of which 80 were white and III
coored; l76 visits were made, Fl office consul.
tatlOns held and 30 orders for food were issued to
sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
THANKserrINc SERVICES.
,xnnt. In The Chnrol,na To-day

To-day will BE general holiday In the District.
All The Government Departments and District oiii-
ces will be closed. The public schools will be
closed until next Monday. Special services Will
he held In nearly all the Protestant churches. The
new St. Luke's church (coored Epscopal) will be
open for Divine worship for the first time. The
Protestant congregations Of Fast Washington will
unite in common service in the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church. The Baptist congregations
will Join in union service this morning at the
First Baptist church, on Thirteenth street Rev.
owen James, the new pastor of the North Baptist
church. will preach. The musical part of the ser.
vices will include. besides the usual number OF
hymns, n movement from Gades minor SYM
phOny on the organ, quartete by Mendessohn,
kOiZsclniar's "Te pcum' In {, Glorl ia by Howe,
&C. The choir will consist Of Miss Amy Leayitt,
of Boston, soprano; Miss Mary X. Stickncy, alto
Mr.. H. c. Pearson, tenor and Mr. Robert Ball, bass.
The organist and director is Mr., Theodore ingalls,
King.
Rev $. V. Leach will occupy DR.. Lannhan's
pulpit at the Foundry church. At All Souls Uni
tartan church the special feature of the service
will be the music. The choir, under the leadership
of Professor sherman. is composed Of Messrs. Wild
ney and Pugh, Mrs. Sherman and Miss Baker.
Rev. Dr. Sunderland will preach at the First
Presbyterian church this morning on The Stars In
their Courses, or the Superhuman Allies of the
Nation Judges ", 20.
AZ the morning service at ST. Paul's church. on
Twenty-thitd street, supplies for the poor will be
received aud ntlerward distributed to the needy.
The usual thank offerings will also be received at
the First Presbyterian church for the benefit Of the
Womau's Christian Home.
Rev. ]. G, llaghey will preach Thanksgiving
sermon ut the Fourth.Street NJ. r.. church
Rev. Dr. Naylor AZ the Metropolitan NJ T.. church,
VIII preach on the Danger Duty and Destiny OF
the American Republic"
National Republican., 1879-11-27

A case was reported at Police headquarters yes
terday by two strangers, which shows the need Cf
more policemen TO work along the river front es
peCially near the Monument Lot. II appears that
The two strangers were accosted by parties profess
ing to be guides, who agreed 10 show the Sights Of
Washington and atterward take them over to
Arlington. Everything progressed iayorably uuUl
Arlington was reached, The party crossing the
river In Il boat After reaching the Virginia shore
another party Of men were encountered, and In Il
short time three cards were produced and the
strangers invited TO find the marked one. In other
words monte was thrown, Noitlor Of the
strangers cared 10 bet, but one OF them produced
$40 at the same time remarking, II never gamble
This point of the proceedings one OF the sOc0lled
guides grabbed the money AMI made his escape
into lie woods The strangers not caring % pur-
sue their journey any further In such company
re.entered the boat for the purpose Of coming back
10 the city When halfway across the river an
other boat containing q party of roughs, over
hauled them and presenting revolvels demanded
"a apiece from The strangers, saying that u they
did not nay this amount they would not De per-
mitted 10 cross the river. Making the best OF the
affair the strangers reluctantly paid Their assess
National Republican., 1879-11-27
TRANsPAREN4LY COALUsIvE.
Judge Macarthur Objects to Granting Easy
nluurcaa

Divorces.
On July 26th 1879 Angie L. Kaighn, through her
solicitor. W. H. Smith, filed bill for divorce from
her husband, Maurice NJ. Kaighn.
The plaintiff maiden lame was Angie L. Town.
and the parties were married in this city September
s. 1865, and three children have been the fruits Of
| the marriage They lived together until January
fully deserted her aud went to the Territory of Utah.
where he has lived ever since. She asked permis-
sion to resume her maiden name and to have con-
| troll Of the children.
Justice Macarthur yesterday passed decree dis
missing the bill, accompanied by the following
| pointed opinion:
| desertiun. The process was returned not found,
and in five days anerwHrd although the defendant
was resident OF Utah. he appeared in the case by
counsel. II is not an unreasonable inference that
the petition vas filed by some pre-arrangemeat be-
! tween the parties. Atthe examination OF witnesses
| the defendants counsel expressly waived amy
| CrOSs.eXaminatOn, The appearance of the defend
ant obyiacd the necessity of publication, and the
waiver Of cross examination showed his willing
| ness 10 promote the divorce There Is q fair i'm
| ploGtion of collusive co operation 10 that end,
| The cross examination was perhaps unnecessary,
as the evidence fails TO prove case OF descrtiUn
within the statute, The deposition OF the plaintiff
| was, Of course Incompetent The testimony OF The
other witnesses Is simply that defendant ef Wash
ington over years ago for the West and has not
since returned and her brother who had better
means Of Information than any OF them, testihes
| that during the absence of the defendant he has
| contributed insufficient means for the support Of
the plaintiff and that of the children. This crcum-
stance is quite inconsistent with the act of deser-
| uOll lellef ~ proven ny OHc VI tuS Nilllthsefi
dated at salt Lake City. october H. 1879 while the
! testimony was being taken in the case IN which
letter defendant admits that he had lett his wife,
This letter is too traispRrenty colluSye TO escape
observation, and the inference is almost inevitable
that It was written for the purpose of being used as
| testimony Another letter, written ~ his wife ut
earlier period is open TO the same observation,
| and is not entitled 70 much consideration. The
dihculty between these parties Is probably In,
compatibility Of temper" but that Is not ground
for divorce. Mere absence never amounts 10 legal
desertion, The relief asked for must be denied
and the bill dismissed.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The total mortality in the District of Columbia
for the week ending saturday. November %, 1879
was jS, at the rate of l7.7I per 900 per annum
of these decedents - We're white males. 10 white
females, IL coored males and 10 colOrcd females
showing mn annual death rate OF l41I per i0DO fUi
the white and 2j,O5 for the colorcd population
The deaths by classes were Us follows: ZymotC 4
constitutional 10; local, %; dcrelopmenthl, g, and
from violence, 2 From ph!hlss pulmonalis OF
consumption there were IL deaths-pncumonia aud
diseases of the nervous system. each: congestion
OF the lungs, o; scnie debility diseases of the heart
Group, dropSy and umbicIl hcmorrhage. each
aud l each frvm typhoid. rcmiitcnt malarial and
scarlet fcvers Brights disease, diphtheria, cancer
tttsmus aud rupture Of veua cHyO. OF the death
d occurred In Washington, IN Georgetown, III
the county aad in the hospitals Twcnty.sia
OF the dcccdents were natives of this District u q
O.hcr parts of the United States and s foreigners
Nine White and coUred were under five year
OF age; white and colorcd. sixty and over. Tht
greatest morality ~ Deaths occurred on the 18Th
the least q dcuthsl on the 18th. There were 10
births reported-23 white males, 81 white females
Is colorcd males and % colorcd females. Marriage
reported 23-2 white and colorcd. Stlll-births,
Il white and colOrcd
National Republican., 1879-11-27
CIR Eat BARGAINS
A II
NOOT7S,
No. 9l5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Black French THREAD LACI;S, in all widths,
at 20, 25, 20. 35 cents per yard
Black Breton LACES 1T II, 10, % cents worth dOu-
''f inaton nit Breton LAcEs at s. 10, 70 cents per
Hest value ever offered o lot of CLOAiS, made of
Double-width SILK ILLUSION and WASH
BLONDE in white and cream, at - and ~ cents per
yard. -.
IS cents per yard .
terms nj % and 2j cents; hAndsome at 80 cents
Real Point do Russo SETS, CoLLARErfES and
All Linen HANDKERCHIEF S, plain and fancy
borders, a. is. "a. 2i and upward
In RIBBONS, L offer most elsg ly Sc ected
stock q, prices never before offered Black Satin and
Gros Gr.n two inches wildcat 10 cents per yarl three
inches wide nt y cents per yard. Black silk Gros
Grain Ribbons at 80 to 30 cents per yard from three 10
four inches Wide. sash Ribbon Corded SIX, ~ 20
cents per yard Silk Bro aided Ribbons, No. h,at u
from two TO three ani hall inches wide, NJ l6 10 aud
70 cents per yard. Real Turkish Heavy Broca,ied
Ribbons, live Inches wide, at so cents per yard Real
PekinStri cd Fancy Ribbons, newest shades nj
from rs 10 % cents per yard. -
A Job lot Of Real Nalebcienncs LACE at 20 to q
cents per yard. Real White and Black Thread Lrces
at IS, 90 81 TO Si65 per yard large stock OF Breon
and Point de Sprlto Ficlues, 10, IS 10 81
bargains In RUCHIN C1S, PLEATlNGS, BREAK
FAST CAPS, PARIS BoNNErS, UNDERWEAR
and Real Lace CURTAINS.
A large stock OF Pearl Sh II and Bone FANS at re-
mnrknbly low figures.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The clerk of the court has issued the following G
marriage licenses; John II. Brooks. of Montgomery
county, Md, and Mpa Travis, of Virginia; Charles
Dietz and Lizzie Goebcl; Robert Pickett and Jennie
c. Wylcy; AIRY Thomas and Catherine Morgan;
Scott Terrell and Elizabeth lIill both of Caroline
county, Va; 9. J. Gooch and Annie B Burdett;
Francis Simms and Annie Il. Douglass; John f.
Pullett and Mary Il. snowden: Charles t. G0rham
of New Haven, Conn, and Laura Brown, of this
city Joseph Dcnnison and Lulu May Thomas
both OF Georgetown, ID. c.; Robert D. Weaver and
A. X. leabower both of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.; Lemucl
Gibbs and Annie Anderson; Charles IL. Evans and
Genevieye y. Myers; jeremiah Sauntry and Mary
Campbell; Henry Jackson. of this city, and Lou
Ransom, OF Georgetown, d. C.; Richard Eastland
aud Sarah Booker: Peter A. Smith, of baltimore
Md, and Bridget +, McCann, Of this city; Henry
B. King, of this city, and Emma NJ Mitchell, OF
Georgetown, ID. g; Charles Carter and Martha
Dixon both OF Westmorcland county, Va; j. ~
Hall and Leona Carrier; James II. Hack and Mary
Hankey; Thomas J. Staunton and Mary Glib ms
both of Georgetown, d. c.; Joseph Dorsey, OF
Charles county, Md. and Louisa A. Thomas OF this
city, George T. Thornton. of Baltimore Md. and
sarah Mcladden, of this city; j. II. Freeman, OF
England, ana Marie Il. Weaver, of Georgetown
William Ford and Sarah i. Johnson.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
An Attempted suicide for IN, old cause

Shortly before noon yesterday n marine named
Rooney, corner Of Thirteenth and streets north
west, and called for glass of soda water. II wns
furnished him, when he took from his pocket d
ton OF II into glass Before he could drink the
mixture i was wrested from him and he left the
saloon. lie then proceeded one square above to the
saloon OF Fasey Morgan and went through III,
same performance. Morgan, however not only
prevented his drinking the poison, but held hiiT
unlll policeman Laudcrs arrived. by whom tht
wouid'De suicide WAS taken TO the Fifth precinct
station. IL wts ascertnined thnt the man belonged
on board the United States ship Portsmouth, How
lying NJ tie navy yard. and the officers of his
vessel were notified OF his arrest Later in the day
ne was turned over to u guard from his ship, anC
taken aboard her. II Is stated that his attempt q
OH him."
National Republican., 1879-11-27
CITY NOTES.

The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the city, sos
Street. near Judiciary Square.
-E. ". Whitaker & Son have the London Quar-
teriy ReU'e0 ;rcpublication) for October
Not the only hot air. but the largest and finest
Turkish bath rooms south Of New York city ct 90S
Street northwest
The best Vienna bread in the city can be OBJ
tained onlyiat I. Freunds, 702 Ninth street north
west also confectionery.
The Colonel. Commandant Of the United States
Marine Corps, In his annual report, recomme nds
an increase In the number Of privates.
Justice Haaner yesterday signed the bill Of ex.
ceptions IN the case Of Henry Thompson, recent ty
convicted Of perjury aud the case now goes to the
court in bano.
The clerk of the court yesterday issued twenty
six marriage licenses, the largest number issued In
n day since the passage Of the law compelling the
taking out of q license by parties marrying within
this District
National Republican., 1879-11-27

~ carals brilliant and good cut, $40. jacob
BIOS l210 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,