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AtR. Harris a. Co.'s, 435 : st.

S35 Solid Gold American Stem. Winding
Watches.
$3.50 Gold Elgin Watches, adjusted
$50 Solid Gold Lever Watches, full .icweed
$40 American Silver Watches, adjusted.
IS Stem.Winding Nickel Watches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

GREAT sale of ladies' ruudcrgarmcnts at
Douglass.
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an Us EN- ENTs.
Tho Mcelbeny Tamlly.a Co .cert..

The McGlbeny Family'a Co 'certs.
| The sale OF seats for the McGibeny Family's
concerts ut Lincoln Hall next week began
yesterday, and judging from the manner in
which they wero disposed Of. all who want good
| seats had better secure them now. The con-
ccrts by this family have created a perfect
iuroro throughout the West, both press and
public being unanimously Of the opinion that
| they are the greatest attractions now travel.
| ing.
National Theatre--J. X. Emmett.
Fritz in Ireland" drew another fine audi.
cnce at the National Theatre last evening
The piece abOunds in beautiful situations, and
is portrayed in manner that cannot fail to
receive the appreciation OF the patrons of the
house. Mr. Emmett as Fritz amply supplies all
that the character demands, and must feel
complimeuted for the attention he received
from the audience. His songs, filed with
pa,hos, meet with hearty encorcs, and prob.
ably his singing would DO interminablo IL lie
Needed the demands made upon him for reDeti.
ton. The support is excellent, aud all the
representations Of the minor characters are de.
serving OF mention would space permit. Mr..
Emmet remains for two nights more and a
matinee
Ford's Opera-Houso.
Or Clyde" at this cosy house grows in
popul ar favor. 1t is new to the public here
but tho visitors to this house are not slow TO
DcColDe acquainted WIN ltS VOHbn anu ueruW
its merits to their neighbOrs. For beauty of
composition and correctness of deines 1t
could not have fallen into better hands. The
company chosen TO present It here were So
locted with care, and the management displayed
good judgment in their choice. The play has
received the stamp of popular favor, and its
success during the remainder of the week is
assured.
Theatre Comique.
This popular variety theatre holds It's own
with the public. The bill offered this week
has been accepted as satisfactory and the at
tendance at the house furnishes conclusive
proof of It's popularity.
The aim Of the Comique is TO please its pat
rons, aud they have never failed yet in this
particular. This afternoon they give matt.
nee, and their patrons will find the pro.
grammo filled with attractions.
The Arlington Theatre.
The Arlington Theatre has matinee this
afternoon, at which a strong bill will be pre-
scented. A number Of Washington favortes
are included In the list, aud there is fun
enough for all
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

A Fire Department Flght,

containing seven fine Diamonds-specialty.
jacobs Bros, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
5000 Fair rine solllnires,
mdictments ronnd hy thn Grnnd . nry

weighing three aud half carats, Special bar
gain. Jacobs Bros, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue,
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NoOr'S. oIN Pa. Ave.
NoOr's, oI5 pa. Ave.

Point de spre Laces. and 81 inches wide at o, IT,
Is 10 l0c the yard Breton Laces, all widths, ut TO-
IN 40 tha ard Mt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

Spanish LRces, Brnbant and Point de Russo IaCss
al low prices. high In quality. SIX lmbrodeiod
Scars ana TIES ut ~, u.s. nc. to u. White Imbrod-
cred Ties NJ BIC Cream 5atlsle Embroidered Ines ut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

Real Russian Lace Sets Cellar, aud Guns, ut ~ 10
the sett The new Cream Point tie langQuedO Lace
hand.Tun, all widths at % u d5c, the yard Point de
BrAbant LNCeE. with Russian combinations, at 10 ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
ANNUAL sale of ladies' underwear at Doug.
~

You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods at Roman K
Coxs closing out sale, at 5U7 seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
AT NOOT'S,
NO. 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Real Duchess Lace Parbes at s., real Duchess ia.
bots ~ 80 lUc, All the newest novelties. In real
purh, 81 Point Gauxe, Chantilly, Thread NHlenCien
nos Isces at decided low figures most masnh
cent stock Of Rta Point GHuze Thread, Duchess and
Point de Flandre, FichuGs, CapPs, COarettes Scaris
Babes lIandkercheis from our late importGtons, Of
prices never before offered. lade, Break last and
l'ress Caps luil line of tho latest shapes In Chill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

LADIES underwear less than cost of material
ut Douglass.
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NoOT'S, oI1 pa. Ave.
NOOT'S, eI6 Pa. Ave.

AN.iLnen Hemstitchod IInndkerceis NJ 25c. Ba'
tiste SiIk HNudkuIChcfs - 10 I0C Real 81 eon FCh-
ues NJ SIC. Point de- Sprel ficlues ~ &C. Real bre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
Their vows on Wedding day'

THE Rowland Dental Association, oil Four.and-
R.hal street use only 5. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
NoOT'S, oiS Pa. Avo.

Black French Thread Lnces all widths and nice de
signs and qualities NJ ~ 10 BIC, and up Cream Wash
Blonds douDlo widths, from p 10 toe the yard. Point
de SpTet Nett, yard wide, 81 800 SIX Illusions
Dotted Nett and Noiings vt lowest prices. Real
Spanish Gupurr and other Nett, IN AL atyles. black
aid white. spanish Trimming Lsces, all qualities
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

Messu. Pawol and Dillon visited Brady 5
yesterday and We're photographed, after which
thoy returned to their hotel and received n
number of callers. In the evening they at.
tended Fords Opera House, mud this morning
where they viii address a mass.meeting to,
night,
Mr. Parncll yesterday requested Mr.. w. w,
C0rcoran to become tho treasurer Of the Par
nell fund, but the latter stated that owing to
his many business cares and the inhrnites OF
age he must decline to act in such a capacity.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENTH AND T. SITS. ". w.

The course comprises rcnmanshlp Spelling. Compo.
ston, Correspondence. business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry bookkeeping business Practice,
Political Economy, Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open tor reception of stu
dents last Monday in August and thereafter For par
ticuRrs visit the College or address
Aub II. q. SPENCER. PRINCIPAL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

just received, q case Of Paris Reception and street
Bounes, comprising the most desirable shapes, nom
the Lest makers, at
NooT'S, 9I5 Pa. Ave.
In Fans We offer the most Select sock, consisting
oil Ostrich, Hand Embroidered, Real Point Gau2e,
duchess Thread Bridal anu Party Fans, NJ remark
ably low prices, at
NooT'S, oi5 Pa. Ave.
Rich r. ench Flowers in all shades for Corsase and
garnilure wear, a.
ROOT'S, DIS Pa. Ave.
White and Black Lace rdtnss. for bottom Of
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0rFcG CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z. :. =.
Tu,rtFor,. 1Erl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06

rINHE ROSSLYN SEMINARY,
Il No 1883 street. near Sixteenth street north
west Miss b. Ross, Principal; Mrs SiddOns. Teacher
OF Execution NJ ss Belle Ogden English Assistant
and II Mason. Teacher o French dvc3 tiS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-06
NooT,s. els Pa. Ave.

d, q case of Paris Reception and street
prlsing the most desirable shapes, nom
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
Board of Public WORKS.

fhe Chief Engineer recommended that q bfidge
repair gang be organized Referred 70 the Com
mittee on Bridges ."
The Engineer was instructed to receive bids for
the laying of new floor on the bridge over the
canal at Vine street.
The contract for repairing the floor of the Gest-
street bridge was awarded TO r. c Phillips as MS
bid of Sl97.
E I. Harmeyer was granted permission to
grade Cory street, between Madison ana Dennis
street. at his own expense.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, In order 10 secure facilities to the
Twenty-fifth Ward by laying water pipes and
constructing sewers therein, the Board OF Public
Works, in consideration that the Cneinnau
& Hamilton Turnpike Company allow and grant
TO this Board the privilege Of
laying and maintaining water pipes
and maintaining fire plugs and cisterns In ehaf
part of its pike within the city limits and its use
for the purpose Of sewerage, will so conduct its
Improvements under the grant as not to Interfere
with the use of the road for turnpike purposes,
and will keep in repair such part OF the pike as
extends from Hofners Corner to corporation
line.
Resolved, That on notice Of acceptance by the
c. q H. Turnpike Company OF this proposition,
| the Board will proceed to lay pipes under this
privilege as the means of the Board may permit "
In this same connection reSoluu' n was adopt-
ed directing the Superintendent OF Water Works
to report estimate for continuing the line OF wa
| ter pipes in the Twentyffth Ward and the
| amount of money that can at present be appro-
| priated therefor.
A petition for water-msin on Liberty street.
west of Mclean avenue, was referred 10 tne Su'
perintendeut OF the Water Works
The resolution to contract with Henry McErlane
for the improvement of Church avenue, from Gil
bert avenue east, was approved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
INDIANAPOLIS.

MEDICAL MEN-H0LINESs CoNvENTION-RoWs
AMONG DOCTORS AND CHURCH MEMBERS.
Special 10 the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 19.-The Indiana State
Medical Association met Yesterday at 10
o'clock a. m. at Masonic Hall in thirtieth
annual session. Afternoon and evening
sessions were held, and The Association as
sembled again this morning at 8.
The State Holiness Convention meets
here to-day and will hold daily sessions.
Quite row occurred at Masonic Hall
yesterday between two members of the
Medical Association-J. r Beck, of Fort
Wayne, and H. A. Wood, of Angola. As
DR.. Wood was going up the steps to the
platform, DR.. Beck knocked off his hat and
kicked him in the face, cutting terrible
cash under the left jaw two inches in
length. A warrant was Immediately issued
for the arrest OF Beck and served on him
He was subsequently bailed out.
The I. 0. O. r. are holding the thirty,
third annual Communication of the Grand
Encampment in Grand Lodge Hall.
Last night, at Edwin Ray M. E. Church
some unpleasant words passed between the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Young, and Mr.. William
Patterson. As Mr.. Patterson passed out Of
the church he states that he was assaulted
by George Evans, who struck him ter
rible blow in the eye. He states further
that Charles Evans held him by the Goa
when George struck him. Mr.. Patterson
also asserts that Brother Young tried tt
strike him with chair.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19

pointed Commissioner of National Edu-
cation.
Rev. DR.. Hsnnay and Sir John Savage
have been appointed Governors OF the
County Antrim District Asylum for the
Insane.
There Is smallpox epidemic In Newry
and Enniskillen, County Down. The mill
tary have been ordered to avoid certain
streets when out of barracks to guaro
against its being introduced into their
quarters.
Patrick Feenaghty committed suicide by
hanging himself in his fathers barn at
Ballybag, near Ballina, County Mayo. the
jury found that the deceased committed
suicide while suffering from temporary III
sanity.
The inquest over Francis Kelly, who
died under suspicious circumstances IN
Bells Row, Newry, elected that the de-
ceased, on coming home under the innu'
ence Of drink, quarreled with his wiie'
who as alleged struck him blow, causing
death. The wife was arrested.
An exchange says: The will of the late
Alexander Thorn shows that the business
of Queens printer" is profitable one.
He left to his wife "Donnycavney House,
together with all the furniture, Jewelry,
plate, etc, all his Bank of Ireland stock,
amounting to Ell 900; his Great Southern
and Western Railway per cent debenture
stock, ego, ,500," etc. among the annul-
ties he bequeathed is singular one to his
son Robert, the terms being that he shall
receive the annuity of f200 as long as be
remains out OF Ireland. These terms will
not, on the whole, perhaps, be considered
excessively harsh-many, indeed, would
receive with thanks an annuity on similar
conditions-but the arrangement in this
case does not speak we'll for Robert l,
suggests that Robert had peculiarities
which were not approved OF.
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Police Court.

George Higman and Joseph Tolan,
charged with being accomplices of Louis
Schneider in an assault with intent to rob
on an old man near the canal, few days
ago. had their cases continued until the
25th instant.
Charles Musgrove, charged with obtain
ing goods under false pretenses, had his
case continued until tomorrow.
VIM. Virgins, charged with escaping
from the Work-house, had his case laid
over until next Wednesday.
Elizabeth Smith got so drunk yesterday
that she had to be hauled to the station
house in an express wagon. The good
hearted Judge let her off with ten days.
Jennie German, for drunkenness, was
banished to the Works for thirty days
Dan. Tucker, colored, wrapped up in a
bloody shirt went forward and was fined
$40 and costs for disorderly conduct.
Carroll Clark, colored man from Gov
ington, was fined $25 and costs for carry
ing pistol.
Charles Feeney, a hackman, was charged
with obstructing the street by standing in
front of the Hotel Emery with his hack for
an hour. His case was continued until
ne xt Tuesday. .....
Nellie Comfy, charged with drunkenness
was let off with thirty-day sentence.
Samuel Brown plead guilty to stealing
iron from the l., G. & l.. Railroad, and was
sentenced to thirty davs.
George Palmer was fined $40 and costs
for drunkenness. Uncle George Palmer
wishes it distinctly understood that he is
not the George Palmer fined.
G. H. Kellogg, deaf and dumb man,
was sent to the Work-heuse for drunken
ness.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
Apuralsing Railroada

The Auditors of the counties along the lines Of
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati g. st. Louis R. R. are in
session this afternoon in Auditor Cappeller's Of
fee for the purpose Of fixing the valuation Of the
road and branches. The session will continue to-
morrow
Dates arranged for the meeting of the other
State Boards are as follows.
Cincinnati & Milford Railroad, May 21st
Miami Valley Railroad, May 2lst and I'D.
Cincinnati Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago
Railroad May Oath.
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad, May 25th.
Cincinnati & Whitewater Valley Railroad, May
26th.
Cincinnati, Hamilton q Dayton Railroad. May
9th and 2Sth,
Cincinnati & Springfield Railroad, May Goth.
Harrison Branch Railroad, May 3lst
Pullman Palace Car Company and Woodruff
Sleeping Car Company, running cars on the lines
Of the c.: H. & D. Railroad c., c., c. 4 l. Rail
road, c. 4 s. Railroad, M. G. Railroad, A. & G..
w. Railroad Company, as reorganized, b. & O.
Railroad, Little Miami or p. G. q St. L. Railroad.
c.. l., St. L. & G. Railroad, Cincinnati Southern
Rail Dad and 0. o. M. Railroad will make reports
to the Board at the Auditors Office May 3lst
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
SPEEDY SENTENCE FOR RIVER PIRATKA
National Associated Press to the Star.

SPEEDY SENTENCE FOR RIVER PIRATRA
National Associated Press to the Star
New York, May 19.-James Mcmahon,
Joseph Lynch, James Moran and Thomas
Kelley, the river pirates who Monday
boarded the schooner Victor off College
Point, were yesterday indicted by the
Grand Jury for fslonious assault also for
burglary in the third degree. All four
pleaded guilty to both indictments and
were sentenced to the State Prison for ten
years each. e-... ....
ARRIVAL OF MICHAEL DAvITT.
Michael Davitt Secretary of the Irish
Land League, has arrived from Ireland.
CHAMPION CHECK FoRaER. ,
The charge Of having forged two hundred
checks aggregating $4,000 IN amount. has
been made against John Smith, member of
the last class at the Columbia Law School,
and he has been arrested at Port Jervis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-19
VEGETINE.
Vegetine
Will Cure rheumatism.

URBANA, O., Feb. 49, 1677.
MR. Fl. R. STEvENs-Dear Sir: feel greatly
indebted to your excellent medicine, Vegetine,
for what it has done for NE. l have been sub.
jected to Rheumatism all my life. Was attacked
with it three years ago. and suffering terrible
pains in my chest. back and limbs for six or eight
mouths, at which time commenced using Veg
etine on the advice of friend, who had been en-
tirelv cured by it had scarcely used half bot,
tie until the pain had left me. and my general
of this great blood purifier. hal also suffered
dreadiuly from Nasal Catarrh for seven or
eight years. After taking the first bottle Of Veg
etine noticed great change for the better. The
constant pain and heavness that had over my
eyes for years disappeared, and the discharge of
mucus from the head ceased. My appetite got
better. and strength seemed to come with every
dose of medicine. Too much can not be said in
its favor; and l always take pleasure in recon-
mending it to my friends who may be suffering
from any disease of the blood, for feel satisfied
II they try it they are sure of cure
lam, very respectfully, yours,
J. Il. RHODES,
Manager Western Union Telegraph Once, Ur-
bana. O.
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Vegetine
Will Cure rheumatism,

COLUMBUS O., Feb. IA, 1877.
Mr.. q. R. SrEvENs-Dear Sir: wish to inform
Eighteen months ago my daughter had severe
attack of Rheumatism, and friend who had used
the Vegetine advised her to try it. and she did SO
with perfect success, for after using few bottles
OF it she became entirely cured. am myself at
the present time using the Vegetne for Rheuma
tism with good success My other daughter has
also used the Vegetine for Cartarrh ana Nervous
Debility, and has been greatly benefited by its
use. Ihave also recommended it to many others
with good success; and honestly believe tn at
the Vegetine is the best medicine for the above
named diseases that there ia. and l always wish
to keep it in my house as a family medicine
K. A. KISTLER,
No. IA West Fulton St., Columbus, o.
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Prof. Paul Feline is home from Nashville.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
will give strawberry festival tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF the ch urch.
Robert Burns Lodge F. and A. M. will
have the nj. M. degree conferred this even
ing by John French, an old Past Grand.
Rev. G. M. Shott has accepted a call to
the pastorage of the Baptist Church, and
will enter upon its duties Sunday morn
ing.
Squire VIM. Fuller returned this morn
ing from st. Louis. He only remained
away two days-not near as long as he ex-
pected.
Ram Chunder Bose, Hindoo delegate to
the General Conference at Cincinnati, will
preach at Grace Church Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
The wedding of Mr.. Chas. Dewald and
Miss Annie w. Meyer will take place TO-
morrow evening at the brides residence,
No. 13 Ann street.
Ellen Mclaughlin attempted to get away
with Mr.. J. J. Helssh's easy chair last
night, but was caught in the act. The
Grand Jury will attend to Ellen's case.
VIM. Kelly and Sam. Purcell engaged in
a row at Munninghoff's saloon, corner of
Columbia and 1ibbatts streets, about 8
o'clock last night during which pistols were
drawn. One shot was fired. but no damage
done.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on
Thursday at p. m. at the residence OF
Mrs. Frances Parker. on Taylor street. to
settle the business connected with the
party given last Friday evening, for the
benefit Of the Society.
A number Of strangers visiting Cincin-
natl were driven across to this side this
morning to take in the sights. The spark.
ling sprays from the beautiful fountain in
the Public Park was pouring out in all its
glory. Bouquets for two.
A young lad named Fred. Fisher living
on Columbia street, above Tibbatts, had his
upper lip terribly lacerated by vicious
dog some two months ago. The wound
healed up shortly after, and no further
danger was apprehended until Monday last
when the wound broke out afresh and
great danger is now apprehended. Foul
physicians were called in last night.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Master Com
missioner TO John and Jane Logan, parts oi
Lots 1O6, 107, 10S and 100, in Parkhurst's
Division, situate on the southeast corner OIL
Columbia and Isabella streets; 5000.
Garret Selman and wife to Hugh Pryor,
parts OF lot in Public Square addition, stu.
ated on the southeast corner of Columba
and Madison streets and running back tc
James alley; $500.
DEATH OF Former REsIDENr.-Dr
Thomas Dalby. former we'll known physi
clan of Newport, and brother Of Mrs Jot
Thcm pson, Of Columbia street, this city
died recently at his home in Olney, Ill,
in his 74th year. Mrs. Thompson receive
dispatch announcing his DANGEROUS ill
ness, but before she arrived at his bedside
he had breathed his last During Mrs
Thomrson's stay ut that place, she wa.
notified by telegraph Of the death OF hei
six year old nephew, Nelson Dalby, who
was run over by locomotive and his body
horribly mangled, near his home at Sedalia
Mo. He was son of John Daiby, also vel
known here, and who paid visit with hi,
| family to relatives here, but few month.
ago. The RicEland County Republic IL
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Local PorSOnal.

DR.. and Mrs. John D. Jones, of Walnut
Hills, leave soon for summer tour in Eu-
rope.
Lev. A. Steele, chief clerk OF the Hotel
Bates, at indianapolis, has resigned that
position and intends coming back to Gin
cinnati.
Miss Clara Davis and Mr.. Edgar T. Mason
will be married tomorrow evening at the
residence of the brides parents No. 81
Dayton street.
Mr.. Charles L'Hommedieu sails by the
Gallia for Europe next week. He will
spend several years abroad, and intends
making the grand tour. ..
Squire B. NJ. Wright made loving cou.
pie happy night before last at his residence
No. 14S Everett street. The hymeneal par
ties were John Jones and Miss Emma Law
renee, both of this city.