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Latest Cable Nescs.
LONDON, Feb. IA, ]

LONDON, Feb. Ia, 1880.
The draft of the bill for the prolon-
cation OF the anti-socialist law in DER
many shows that it is proposed to ex-
tend its operation to the 31st of March,
1886.
The British brig Alexina, from st.
Johns, N. F., about January 1st, for
Barcelona, was sunk in collision off
Malaga on the 7th. The crew were
landed at Barcelona.
A despatch from Berlin to the Daily
Netcs says cit is reported on fair au-
thority here that special alliance is
about to be concluded between Eng
land, Germany and Austria"
The North German Gazette, in an ar
ticle ON British politics, expresses the
opinion that in the next general cleo
tion in Great Britain the liberals will
pay dearly for leaguing with the
Irish.
Prussia has presented, i'm the Bun
desrath, bill prohibiting foreign yes
sells from engaging in the coasting
trade of Germany, except where the
right is acquired by treaty or by special
permission.
The Times Vienna correspondent
says the announcement that the Car,
on account of the ill-health of the En-
press has declined all tenders of the
attendance of special representatives
from other Courts on the occasion of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ac-
cession to the throne, is officially con-
firmed.
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FOURTH EDITION
1.ascnt,e.. fer re-Dny.

Winds shyting to north and soest,
With rising barometer, lososr tempera-
turs, partly cloudy sosatssr in tho south
ern portion and rain and a0U.
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Josh Billings almanac says: ga bout
this time look out Tor cold weather. A nd
u should have added:-Keep DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup in readiness.
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CrOsOdinO the Chimes

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, rev.
The wo, kingInen mel asain w.
visited some OF the minor mallul.o
corporations and we're pronlseS
Tomorrow. President StallIor@
Central Pacific Railroad Comeps
day, addressed a letter 20 The eOmI as
stating In substance thai there '"
ly seven Cinnamon in the emp'g~,
company In that city; that ule NJ
retained on duty many Np%
whose services were hot IeaIi! wv
because they did not wish 10 W
old employees; that the cohlP'9 M 4
respect the laws as eoIIs'Fueu
Courts, aud in tue mana ein. s"d,,
business would be goveriieu. ,u'.,m uu
laws entirely by the coli'luvi olDIi,r
what il deems the wiscSt POnSS
answer was also received IRON -
dent Of the Selby Smeiling WIN
bluntly said that he cohsIdeleu y, ~ Os |
unconstitutional and would nV' ,,,' a. n
until the United States liaue '
init. .od. bIl
empower the clause Of the SOD s0l
AT issue by yoie of 70 10 M
Governor promptly slgheu e,u.srnorsIS
patch announcing the oV'e,t ',,nS IN y
was read at the sand loi during dnl,..J II ~
ny ard greeted with pry1iousss"uo
workingmen will again ,Is Lsg,b5
row. NJ any member OF 'po 10, tbe pdF
voted for the bill merely ,Ui iIsmrtid
IF bringing about some ,'. se'' ,s : me
matter rs il will doubtless 0''
the courts at an early daI'
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TO p n 7 SkClA m &
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

hnoWins from experience the dlssatls.
faction so oftea attending the dispensing
of many of the elm ulsiOns In the market /
would call your attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which have pre-.
pared and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is ths
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised in the choice of ali
material and In every detail OF its manu-.
taeture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion Is made with the smallest pos
slDle amount of gum, and by the very mi
mute division of the oil globuIes is render
ed very fluid and perfectly palatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains so DER cent.
OF Oil and grains of Hy pophosphite OF
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
TO all Physicians who may desire them-
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and retail by
WE, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
I2-r Niuth and Market st
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Muddy Water.

Inc water III the BranJywine was ex-
CO ediDgly muddy yesterday, which wa,
occasioned no doubt by the heavy rain
On Thursday night, and melting Of tl,.
recent snow. The creek was ye-y mucb
swollen, and the wafer rushed over dams
10 great volumes Tie muddy water has
not yet bessI pumped into ,he reservoir
owing to the fact that 1t large enough
TO hold three OF four days SUNNY.
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The Indian Problsn,

hey. .. M. +. Otis, ID. d., formerly
Oh wilmington, will discuss the Indian
problem in the light of Christianity in
the Chambers Presbyterian Church
rhlladelphla, of which he is pastor,
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-14


as a SEQ ueEce of self "A bIise: ans al
Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain In me
Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
age, an many other Diseases That lead u
Insanity or Consum ption and a Prem aIure
Grave. S-Full particulars in our pa nh.
let, which we desire tO send free 6y mail
10 every one. 81 The SPECIFIC M dicine /,
sold by all druggists at 81 per package, on
mail on receipt OF the money by address,
ing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co.
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
80 sold In Wilmington by q. JAMES
BELT. Wholesale and retail. Agent Cur
9th and Market Sts., and by Druggist
verywhere. mar8-dN 10
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RAfLhOA as.
lHILADEIPIHA, WILMINGTON
/ AND BALEIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10TH. 1879.

NOVEMBER 10TH, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
7.UO, t.lJ, 1919 a. m. 2.;U, 400, 7.UU, $40 p.
"A.
Philadelphia tExpress) 900, 9.s8, 1902 a.
Phila. and New York 2.2l, 100. 1902 a. m,
l2l3, l2.3y 5.t6 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.3b a. IN.
baltimore and Bay line, 7.0S y. m.
baltimore and Washington, I2.5l, 2G3,
$50 H. III. l2.5Z, l.Ui, 5.I6, a. M.
rains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle 6.UO, S.lj. "a. m; l.lO, SOJ. 6.SO
p. III.
D.l5 a. m. l.i0, go p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate stations, S.l5
L.; l.l0p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Sta tions
A.lO n. M. 500, go, 9.i6 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.O9 u IN.
BALTIMORE and Washington, I25l, 10
"A. IN.
for iurther Information passengers are
ieferred TO the time tables posted ut Tie
depot. IL. h. RkNNEi,
superintendent.
WESTERN RAILROAD
~ Change OF hours. On and after Feb.
Alh, 1919, TTalnstwill run IN fOl-owS.
an / $50 y. IN.
arrive Avondale, s.5s a. No., ~ 81 noon.
Arrive PomerUy, v so "A IN, % q m
lteLurning. leave Pomeioy Io.I "A. IN
an 5u y. IN.
Returning, leave Ayondsle, / n uoon
Arrfvint, Wilmington, stua.m m. 2,bp
L.. ana sOJ .. III. u. CoNNELL,
-iel-lJ SuperInlen,ient.
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great
b. n gl rs b
RI nedy,ap
ui4lh iliDg
c u r e | or
y q m In "A !
Weakne IS,
SpeTInaJor-
rhea, lmpu
tency, and
ali Diseases
hot 81
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On Me Brink of Starvation.

DUBLIN, February 13.-The unem-
ployed laborers of this city held another
demonstration to-day. In their speeches
they declared that they were on the
brink CT starvation.
LONDON, February l3.-At the Thurs
day meeting of the committee of the
Dublin Mansion House Fund for Irish
Relief II was announced that receipts
since the last meeting had been Eos, the
total OF the subscriptions was f57,584
and the total of the grants 20 date
f27,0O0.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-14
Personal.

MFR. Jacob Herdman's condition is
much improved.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-14

EOR sALE.-Dweai,i'" ow snd~i
West Tenth street. ,.os
terms. Apply " n,e pEENIN NS,trs. q Id.
febl4-IOt. S"'
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F.nanciar and o.mp.sres.l.

wILM re ron. Del, Feb. IA, i,sO.
L Ifss STOCK quotations furnished by
q aid a Co., Clayton House Building
wins iugton, Del. at ~ N. to-day:
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81 TIL ,----.
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAcAULEy's THEATRE,
In the City OF Louisville, on
Saturday, February 2S, 1880.

saturday, February 2S, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by act of
the Legislature of 1868, and sustained by
all the Courts of Kentucky occur regularly
ON the last day of every month (Sundays
exceptedJ. and are supervised by promi-
nent citizens OF the State.
The Management call attention To the
grand opportunity presented of obtaining,
Tor only s., any of
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.
t<e''''' .''...'..-........-.. ........tU,OOJ
..INess'.' ..ss.' ................. lU,UD
JTt<e...... ............................ 800
~ iTi~eS Si,VDo euch ch.................. 1000
- r't<es 0oD eucn .............. 1000
-Nt ivV eue.' ue.'....................... lu,UUO
~ ~ fTtztS ~ edch ................ 1900
~ iTizts ~ each 1900
lOO I'rtzeS ~ each. IUUOO
ptses 800 edeh. approximation prlzest2,7OO
9PiNes zVO edch, 1870
oP'izeS lUo euch, 40
l,S"D iTiIes, sll2, 40
u Tickets, ~. % IIck.ts. slOU
All applications for club rates should u,
made To the home Office.
run list of drawing published In Louis
vile Courier Journal and New York Her.
AID and mailed 10 all ticket-hoiders, send
All ORDERS Dy money or bank draft in let
Ter or by express. Orders of IS and uD
ward by express can be sent at our ex
pense. Address X. NJ. BOARDhfAN
Courier journal Building, Louls,i lille. XIV.
orat No l63 Broadway, n. Y,
tu.thu6sat-d&w3w.
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Gone to Rehobofb

:, ms merning, 5. f. Belts and DIR. L.
y. . Hers, OF this city. and j. IL.
nooper, Esq, Of Baltimore left on the
o'lo Delaware train for Rehoboth. They
went down for the purpose of lookIrS
alter the interests of the Association,
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Wilmington Markets.

WILNINGroN, DEL, February IA, 1880.
Quotations at the Brandywlne Mills for
Flour and Grain, furnished by W. g.
Pennypacker.6 & Co. Corrected Daaily.
Best Patent Flour ............ 90 50 tot10 rs
Choice Family Flour.........7 30 20 %
Choice uperfine.............- s 80 to $50
Prime new wheat............. l6O
New Corn. Orn...................... s.
Bran per ton............. 1000
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Replaced,

Inc large French plate glass in one
oI D. " j. N. Harman's bulk windows.
tnaI was broken during the recent
s"ie' was replaced this morning by a
ne" ohe' The glass cost about $i5O.
CASE POSTPONED.
lie bankrupt case of b. +. Tow nsend
Vas, was expected to come up in the Us.
c"",i, @oul. to-uay' but was postponed OH ac
count OF Mr.. Hohecker's sickness.
CLAYTON House Arrivals.
WIN. Z. Handy, 81, Louis. Mo
Aiirtd Eyears 4 wife, Cleveland n
". IL. Phillips, New York,
"; 4. Carl and vile,
I. I. 4. :, ss,ai1low1%y, s,ino n, D. Bishopvine, Md.
joan M Young Washil Eton' DO
The daily gazette., 1880-02-14
A naad colored Cru 'sa

Coroner Butt held an a snsD I
afternoon on the body o, " "gbO DID
ored child named GnmpN
Greedy street last nlghI:. -
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Fatal Raii,Oay Aee'S'~a &C. B
CINCINNATI, ONO =, :

A despatch from DAY." n and "
"The train on the Day'1no n CbIlbj
eastern railroad, which le'' 'morOiEl|
At a quarter past six Tbs ',..l IV Il u
through the first 6rluge Wm. Coz
the engineer, ana Frank Ihai"sd
fireman. No one else was iD'a ~
The daily gazette., 1880-02-14

ANOTHER DEAD BODY FOUND IN THE
CHRIsTIANA CREEK.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
ALE1ANDRIA .iFFdIRS,

ALEXANDRIA, VA. August H. 1880.
The colorcd women who keep cook stands"
on the wharf were arrested and 6ucd yester-
day and ordered TO take out liconse.
Mr. John House had valuable cow run
over and killed on tho Alexandria & Frcder.
ickshurg railroad, near tho graveyard, last
Uight.
Everything Is in readiness for the demo-
cratic parade in this city tomorrow night aud
the demonstration promises to be quite OK
tensive.
Yesterday morning local train between
this city and Washington when near Mason s
wall struck a COW and injured her 50 badly
that sho died last night.
The democrats of this city have received an
invitation from tho Jackson Democratic ssso.
citation of Washington TO visit that city on
the 26th inst. aud unite in tho parade.
Mr.. John w. Travers, an old and respected
citizen, died last night at his residence, on
South Lee street, after brief Illness. The
funeral takes place tomorrow morning.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
Hotel Arriyala,

Arlington-NIrs. II. II, Gallnier and Albert
II. Hopes Of Bloomington, III.
Riggi--Ray Nye aud w. w. Bluclmam of
Fremont Neb Hon. Jay A. IIubbcll of Mich.
igan, Frank 5. Waters OF Ch icago, f. Jackson
OF Toledo and NJ. Gibson Of Philadelphia.
Willard's--Mrs, Thomas Lundiz aud Miss j.
Lundiz Of Havana Cuba, George II. Leslie
aud William Neil of Toronto, Can, aud Edw.
Tomkins aud wife Of Virginia.
Ebbitt--S. Il. Reading of Poltsdam, Pa,
Miss Kate Newell aud Mrs. II. Q. KILN OF
New York. and Il. g, Camp Of Tennessee.
Impcrial-P. A. Docampe of Atlanta, Ga,
aud DR.. John N, Steele, U. s. N.
Metropolitan Lcmuel w. Scrrell aud w.
II. Hall ANA wifO of New York, J. Ii. Row.
land of Port Dopositc, DIR. l.. w. Clapp Of Paw.
tuclSct, l. l., j. =. Calvin aud wife and Miss
q. NJ. Calvin Of Philadelphia, Miss Sheppard
and Miss Nelson OF EnglGwOod, n. j., and G,
Taylor Pentz Of Baltimore.
St. Jamos-Charlss Morrison and mother
aud Miss Stella Green OF Shelbyyille, Ind, b.
r. CodwiSe OF Maryland, r. A. Muckuruss of
Charleston, $, g., o. f. Johnson, jr, and wife
OF South Carolina, Jacob D. Drrr aud j. q.
Bcnman of Shepherdstown, w. Va, Sam
Smith of New York, George II, Leslie and w.
Ncill of Detroit, Mich, Joseph II, Brearley OF
Trenton, n. j., and E, Rotan OF Waco, Tex.
Natonal--M. A. Conner of Detroit, II.
Ruohard of New York, Edward NJ. Alflend
Of Richmond, G, II. Fry Of Philadelphia, Il.
Il. Torbet Of Dcudwood, d, r., j, A, Cassell
and wife Of Newport, Ky, O. II, Chandler aud
wiio of Montgomery, Ala, W. D. Chapman oi
Philadelphia F, l., Roseuthal of New York,
W. A. Hopuns # Phiadolphia, II, Leopold
New Orleans Il. Koysetohing Of Jersey City,
j, y. Camlon Of West Virginia, Miss Mugsie
Stuart of West Virginia, W. w. Henry of EllL.
mond, Va, and j, N, Dunlap olNcw York.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
KILLED Dr a srnBnrnoL1EB.
A Little Eoy Crushed to Death In South
Washington.


About 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon Ell.
muud l.. Fitzsim mon, the six.ycar Old son Of
Mr.. Andrew Fiiasimmon residing at No G07
Sixth street outhwest, was run over on q
street near tho corner Of Sixth by steam
streot-rollor belonging TO J. s. Baldwin & Co..
cont ractors, aud operated by Horatio n. Day,
engineer. The child was picked up aud car.
riod to his home by Mr. n. 3. ClsryoC. DIs.
Hammond aud Uazen were called in, but the
child expired in thirty nD%nutes after being
carried home. Tho engineer was arrested
by O;licor LOWS Of the first precinc, aud rc-
leased on bail to await the result Of tho eoro-
ner's inquest this morning.
There are two statements IS TO how tie
accident occurred. One is chat the little fell
low climbed on the small rollcr while the ma
chine was moving westward, and that when
the engineer reversed tho machine young
'Fiizsimmons fell TO the ground and was struck
IN the pit OF the stomach by tile main roller.
Somo ono ON the street called out to the engi-
reer that boy was under the roller. The
engineer reversed the machine aud thus pre-
vented the roller from passing en- tirely over the
boys body. Another statement Is 10 tile effect
that the little fellow was sitting on the curb
and attempted TO run across the street, when
he was struck by the roller aud injured as
above stated. All who witnessed the
possible for the engineer to see the
boy and that no blanc can bo attached to
him. ln addition to the above statements it
is asserted that, throughout the day, y number
OF boys were running across the street whilo
the roller was in operation, and though they
were ordered away by tho superintendent Of
the work, and tho engineer frequently eau.
toned them TO keep away and drove them
from tho steet. they did not heed him.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
Uo! for Salt water,

Next Saturday, the 14th instant, Franklin
Legion will give an excursion to Piney Point
and Point Lookout. Ample time will be given
at both places for fishing, grabbing and bathing.
The fast and connections steamer Arrowsmith
has been chartered for the occasion, and the
committee having charge of the arrangements
will be on board and will look after tho inter-
ests Of tho oxcuisionists. A good band of
music has boon engaged, and ample arrange
ments have been made for dancing. "ThIee
Black Crows" will be sung by tho s. s. G. +. p.
NJ. club. Meals will be furnished Oh board at
fifty cents, and will be first-class in every re-.
III u. IN,
National Republican., 1880-08-12
Incendiary Fires,

Several incerdiary fires having occurred in
Fairfax county of late the citizens arc some-
what excited, and q gentleman from that
county, in the city to-day, says that the citi-
zens in the upper portion of the county are
seriously considering what shall be done TO
bring the guilty parties to justice. Tho large
barn of Mr.. c. II. Cults, with all its contents
of wheat, hay, agricultural machinery, uten-
sils, with two carriages, three wagons and all
the harness (the horses escaping), was de-
stroyed by, ii is supposed, all incendiary fire
on the 9Th instant. The insurance had ex-
pired a short time before. This is the second
fire in the neigborhood in the last ten days
-[AleXandria Guzetto.
National Republican., 1880-08-12

Tho total mortality in the District of Colum-
bin for the week ending Saturday, August 7,
1880, was 50 (being II more than the week
previous) or at the rate of 1851 per
1000 per annum. OF the decedentS, % were
white males, 2l white females II cOored males
and 20 colored females, showing an annual
death-rate OF 1851 per 1000 for tho white and
1898 for tho colOred population. The deaths by
classes were rs follows: Xymotic, 90; con.
sLitutioual, "a; local, 20; devulOpmental, 8, and
violence, 3. From phthisis pumoualis or con-
sumption thoro We're 20 deaths; diseases of the
nervous system, 10; typhoid fever aud cholera
iniantum, each; pneumonia, bronchitis
diseases of the heart typho.malarial fever,
phlhoria, diarrhGa, Group and senile de-
blity, each, and / each from malaral fever,
cholera morbus, alcoholism, cancer, pucrperal
commissions and coal-oil explosion. or tho
deaths, u occurred in Washington, in
Georgetown, 8 in the county, and 13 in the
hospitals. Fifty-four of the decedenis were
natives Of the District, % of other parts of the
United States, aud of foreign countries.
Nineteen white and 81 colorod were under
years OF ago; 5 white and cOored were
90 aud over. The greatest mortality 40
deaths) occurred on the 7th; the least (6 deaths)
on the 9th. There were 20 births reported-2l
white males, 20 white females, IL cOlorod males
and IL colored females, showing an annual
brth-rRte of2l.44 per 900 for the white aud
2l.36 for tho colored population. Marriages
reported, l2-white, 8; colored, 3. Still.births,
3-Whits, /; Coored, 2,
National Republican., 1880-08-12

The following is Health Officer Townshends
report of tho operations of his Office for tho
week ending August Z, 1880: Nuisances report
cd, iG5; referred, 6j; abatcd, iS7; referred to
commissioners /; official notices issued AZ;
citizens complaints, Ill; causes Of death re-
ferred to coroner, Z; deaths from all causes
reported, SG; burials ut public expense, Ii; tons
of garbage removed, 3Gs; dead animals re-
moved, 2O6 Maine products iuspccted--220
bushels oysters, 74o bunches fish, % sturgeon,
14,Si1 blue fish, $500 trout, 1876 inackerel, 10
sheop'shoads, 10 porgies, 47,051 clans, 3,SC6
crabs. Marine products coudemned-35 bushels
oysters, 30 bunches fish, 1851 clams, G,006
crabs. Unwholesone food condemned-55S
pounds beef, 135 pounds mutton, 105 pounds
veal, 81 pounds pork, 8 pounds sausage, .
tongues, 4 chickens, l5l cabbagcs, 1881 dozen
cucumbers, S9S dozen cymlings, 109 bunchcs
beets, 331 pecks beans, POI dozen cars corn, %
pecks apples, so pecks peaches, 10 quarts lima
beans, Ill pecks tomatoes, 26d egg-pants
3675 watormelons, LII cauteloupcs, quarts
berries, PSI bushels miscellaneous vegetables.
Pound report--Animals impounded, 1873; re-
deemed, 10; killed, 1l6; in pound, 81. Report
OF physicians to the poor-20l patients
treated, of which IS were white and 1876
colored; 20S visits wero made and 81 Office
consultations held; "a orders for food were
Issued TO sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
HoRsE.FLY NETS 75 cents, at The Popular
Carpet House of Julius LAnsburgh, 42l 7th 81.
Another Boy Run over by a streot-car.

Moses Msryis, q white boy, living at 1905
J. street northw west while playing with party
Of boys on Fourteenth street, yesterday after
noon, IAN into and was knocked down by car
No. 10, The hind wheel Of the car passed over
the calf Of the right leg, managing il terribly,
bnt broke no bones Tho injured lad was
tolSon home by Mr., Henry h, Miles in the
hre'aarm telegraph wagon, where Dr. j. X.
Welsh rendered surgical aid, No blamo was
attached to the driver Of tho car, AID Officer
McNeal, who witnessed the occurrence, did
not arrest him,
National Republican., 1880-08-12
Tickets over B. & o. II. II.

for Tcmplars and families attending Grand
Conclavo at Chicago can be procured from
Noble ID. Larnor, 6i3 Louisiana avenue; A. T..
Longley,Ggricultural department.; J. w. Griffin,
treasury department; NJ. NJ. Parker post office;
johnson & Beale 9l6 street, Percy g. Smith,
1888 Pennsylvania avenue; J. Wilson, surgeon
generals office; J. T.. Waugh, 81. Cloud build
lug The rate for above persons Sl7:25 round
trip. For others wishing to attend tickets
are on salo ut company's offices for S26.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
A StoIom sirong Boy.

Early yesterday morning the residence of
Mr. e. c. Towey, No, 1926 Indiana avenue, was
entered by thieves who stole u box containing
a number Of bonds, over $500 in money, aud a
lady's gold hunting'cese watch. Tho box was
taken from a bureau drawer in Mrs, Torrey' 5
room. II Is thought that the thieves must
have boou well acquainted with tho premises,
An attempt made TO broal, into the house carly
Tuesday night was thwarted by persons In
the house who frightened the thieves away.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
drought from Colorado.

The "fast limo" train from the west ycster.
day morning brought to this city tho remains
OF William Soule Stickney secretary of the
Ute commission, who died at the Ute agency
in Colorado Oh the Goth Of July. Mr.. William
Stickney, the father of tho deceased, aud q
number of friends were present at the depot
to meet tho train. The remains were removed
TO the establishment of Lees SOUS, under.
takers, Tho funeral will take place to.mor-
row afternoon from Calvary baptist church
and tho interment will be mado in Oak Hill
cemetery,
National Republican., 1880-08-12
Lucky Ones Mt the Seduction Fest Yestor-


The crowd at tho schuotzon fest last even
ing was equal in number to any of the pre-
cCding, and among those who enjoyed the fes.
tivities We're Secretary Sherman ana Adjutant-
General Drum. In the prize shooting for
Mrs. J. l.. Yoght, slippers; Mrs. j. Homer,
towels; Mrs. q. c. Walker, umbrcla Mrs.
Charles Losekam, fan, and Mrs, Charles Meyer,
mitts In bowling the honors were divided
ns follows: G.J. Scuderle, SIS, aud s. for most
ten strikes; W. Pbillippi, &l2; II. Menkel 50;
J. Fettch, S6 h. Golly, S5; NJ, Heydorn, s.;
II. Buscher, $3 and W. SeufIcrle, 81. In addi.
tion to the other attractions for this evening
the kings banquet will take place in the large
hall, and q number OF distinguished gentlemen
have sgniied their intention to attend.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
ANOTHER SCALP FOR THE DOUGLASS
CLUE.


The gamo yesterday afternoon between tho
Douglasses and Eagles was won by tho former
The Eagles played we'll up to the seventh In.
ming, then, by q series Of errors they allowed
their opponents 10 make three runs aud in
the next innings four more. They ont
batied tho Douglasscs. but seemed in their
usual bad luck. Carroll caught good game,
but is not up to all the points aud plays too
slow. Lancaster, as usual, played well at short
for tho Douglasses. The fielding honor was
captured by Talbot at second. Below is the
score: