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National Republican., 1880-11-04

How They Received tho News and Cole
bratcd - Dispatches to and From the
club.
In our issue Of yesterday, by oversight was
omitted mention Of The proceedings Of tho
East Washington Garfield aud Arthur club on
election night. The hall was crowded with
an enthusiastic gathering Of republicans of
tho eastern section of the city, many of whom
remained until early morning listening to
the good tidings continually flashed across
the wires. During the intervals good sing.
ing was enjoyed, and about midnight hot
coffee and sandwiches were dispensed TO all
present through the kindness of some of the
noble republican ladies of the vicinity. Among
other congratulatory dispatches sent forth by
the club tho following was addressed to our
thrice nobly viudicatcd slaudard.bcarcr:
10 James 4. Gogc'd utH'or, Ohio;
a representative In congress, senator elect and
now president clectthe first time in the history Of
tho country-uCcept the congratulations Of the
East Washington Garfield and Arthur club;
L. A. ADAMS, President.
In response to telegram congratulating
Hon. Marshall Jewell and inquiring for the
entire situation aud particularly as to the
condition of the mule MARKET the following
reply was received:
NEW York, November 3-2:i5 q. IN.
To T. A. adams Prc3iicat East Washington Club;
We have all the north except New Jersey. which
Is in doubt-a hitting rebuie TO the mule-buying
plan of campaign which commenced with sl0nder,
was continued by theft aud ended in forgery and
defeat. MARSHALL JEWELL.
About q. M, after the question of states
and figures had been satisfactorily settled, q
committee proceeded to the campaign polo,
at tho corner of Virginia avenue ana Eighth
street southeast, and decorated it with a bur-
gee for each state that had rolled up u ma
jority for Garfield and Arthur, and during
yesterday the front of the clubrooms was
tastclully decorated in honor Of the glorious
Victory achieYed.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
A Brutal Husband.

About halr-past o'clock last evening per.
sons residing near the house of Michael G.
Cation, on Cations hill, High street, George.
town, were alarmed by frightful screams pro-
ceeding from Caton's promises. A number Of
persons started to tho spot and discovered
Cation beating his wife, Rosa Cation, in a most
brutal manner. Upon their approach Cation
fed. Mrs Cation was found to be terribly bat.
tered and bruised. Cation had beaten her about
the head and kicked her until she was covered
with bruises She was taken into tho house
and DR.. Shokels was summoned to attend her.
Cation was arrested two hours later on Bridge
street by Officers Lyddane and Shanks. Cation
about week ago was charged in the police
court with brutally beating his little daugh.
ter 1t is said that he beat his wife cruelty
last Saturday and on Tuesday drove her from
tho house, threatening to strike her.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Hotel ArI.iYals.

St. James-Mrs. Sinclair of Norfolk. Va,
W. S. Greene and +. A. Funke of New York,
d. b. Goodel, jr., of Elmira, y. Y. o. Steele
of Cambridge, George Sargent of Winchester,
Va, Miss Ii. J.. Gordon Of Louisiana, Mrs.
aud Miss Schuyler of Florida G. H. Thomp.
sou of New York, William G.. Dabbs of Phla.
dephia, J. f. Lloyd Of Louisville, Ky, D.
Rose of Richmond, Va. and Mrs w. A. Will
Jams aud Mrs. l.. l. Beldcn Of Wilmington,
n. G.
Wllarl's-General J. A. J. Creswcll and
wife of EilSton, Md. N. o. Chapman of Con-
nociicut, Orson Adams Of Maryland and
William Taussy of St. Louis.
Ebbtt-H. A. Bartlett, u S. NJ. c., II. Z.
Gales Of New York, Thomas Prentice of
Grconocs, Scotland, and w. L. Hall of New
YORK.
Rgss-Hon. s. s. Cox of New York, N. II.
Edgerton Of Philadelphia, Thomas p. Nc
Cutcbeon Of Philadelphia and j. 4. Manning
Of New York.
National-M v Bailey of Richmond, Va,
c. C. Dickens Of Nashville, Tenn, G.. T.
Clagett and Dr.. L. J, Scott of Upper Marlboro,
and Thomas Wilmorlh of Providence, r. l.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
CONsoLIYo EACH OTHER.
Meeting of Tho Dem. Jacks. Las, Even

Meeting of the Dem. Jacks. Last Evening.
Despite the "bizzard" of Tuesday sixteen
Of the old warehouses Of tho Jackson demo.
cratic association mustered up courage enough
to hold a meeting of condolonec at Cosmopoli.
tan hall last evening. Mr.. John L. Norris
presided and Mr.. Sampson p. Moses acted as
secretary. After mournfully surveying the
array of empty benches, which two weeks ago
were insufficient to seat the adborcnts Of the
superb" the chairman said IL was but proper
that ho should say something about the result
Of Tuesdays election. lie was not dis.
heartencd, as he had become accustomed to de-
feat, but ho must confess that never before had
his patience and feelings been so soroly tried.
The jackson association had been In exist
cnco over fifty years, and II would not do to al.
low 1t to denow because It's candidate for prcsi-
dent had been defeated. Their labors must
not end, for it was only in defeat that u
mans true spirit was manifested. lie sug-
gestcd the advisability of having hall built
for tho association. Mr.. Norris remarks
were characterized by great deal Of feeling,
ana when he sat down there was not dry
eye IN the house. A vote of thanks was ten
dered tho proprietor of the Imperial hotel for
the shelter afforded tho association Tuesday.
Major Darlington was then called upon for n
few remarks but declined saying that he was
tired Of talking, By dint of considerable
urging the major was finally prevailed upon
to speak, and in scpulchral tone admon-
ished his hearers that they should give up
all talk Of n solid south and accept their de-
feat gracefully. IL was decided to appoint a
committee Of five to prepare an address to the
public, but the chairman declined to announce
their names at present The executive COM
mitteo announced that thoy wished 10 hold q
secret meeting aud the other members Of the
association silently and sadly withdrew.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
dMUSEM EN1,y.
National rhealro-orwo Nights in Ror

National Theatre-"rwo Nights In Rome"
Miss Maud Graugcr's new play bearing the
above title continues the attraction at the Ma
tional theatre, aud the liberal applause
bestowed shows conclusiyely the satisfaction
with which tho efforts of Miss Granger and
her talented com pany is received by the au.
dieuce. The play is filled with strong points
and effective situations, all (which arc taken
advantage of by the artists, and the entire
performance is ons of decided interest.
Fords Opera -Houso-"Pranks."
Ford & Denham's Masqueradors will appear
at the opera.house this evening for the first
time, I'm their now extravaganza, entitled
Franks" Tho company is composed of ar.
lists whose ability is well known here, and
the piece is said to give full scope for their
several specalties.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
chill IND PER u.
Fresh Efrorts to Negotiate poaco.

PANAMA, Oct. 2j.-The Peruvian steamer Challaco
left Callao October with Two or three commits.
sioners to meet a similar number from Bolivia and
Chill In the nclghborhood OF Islay or Mallendo
and there treat for terms of peace The alaco
was accompanied out of CalaO by the United
States minister to Lima Mr.. ChrstlanGy, on board.
and 1t is understood that the conference Of the
the LacLawanna olr the Peruvian coast at the
point above named, lslny, Minister Chrlstiancy
aud the United States minister to Chill, Mr. O,.
borne, presiding The tone Of the Chiliun press. ss
translated ana copied In tho star and Herald. is 10
the effect that the government of Chill is anxious
for peace, though the pOpulacc is opposed TO any
compromise. The Chilian senate has approved tho
bill nvying an export duty on nitrate Of SLIGO per
mctrigal QulutNl
National Republican., 1880-11-04

The Oldest Inhabitants society held their
November meeting in the Corcoran building
yesterday, DR.. J. b. Blake presiding, and Judge
Callan acting as secretary. The resignation
Of Colonel Easily as secretary was rendered
and accepted by the society with regret
Judge Callan was elected to All the vacancy
and Captain Mast was elected to succeed
Judge Callan MS treasurer. AIessrs. Richard
France and Joseph Savage were elected as
members. The president was directed to
transmit TO Mr.. w. w. Corcoran a check re-.
ceiYed from Mr.. John Y. Given, executor Of
tho late John T. Hilton, for 800, the amount
of legacy left to tho association to
be contributed to the Washington monument
fund. The delegation that visited tho Balti.
moro sesqui.centennial reported that they
had been received with great courtesy and wero
Rratifed by their visit The peace and quiet
that prevailed in the city on election night
was commented upon as highly creditable to
the city. After an interesting discussion, an
allusion having been made TO tho meeting of
tho Monument society on top of the monu-
ment, the hope was expressed that the Oldest
Inhabitants might enjoy similar privilege.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
The International Wink.

LONDON, Nov 4.-At 73O o'clock last evening
Dobler went lame and retired, but ho appeare d
again at $50 o'clock and walked apparently as
well as ever. At 10 o'clock his lameness returned
aud he again retired. Howard virtually retired
from the contest Mt o'clock, The score at mid
night was as follows Rowell $40 miles, Little
wood 2SG miles. Dobler 3lS miles and 3 laps.
LONDON. Nov. 4.-Dober appeared again at |
o'clock this morning, walking lame He covered
four miles before Rowell appea red at 2:l0 Little
wood who rested three hours, appeared at 1Al
The score now stands Rowell, $40 miles laps
Littlewood 29l miles laps, and DObler, 32l milci
laps. The back tendon in lIoward's right leg ha:
given way.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Tho clerk Of tho court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage liccnsesi William Z. Morri.
gon and Gerty Stanton, both Of Prince George 8
county, Nd; George Ockershausen and
Henrietta NJ. Kaiser, both of Georgetown, d.
e.; George II. Rodgers of Fairfrx county, Va,
aud Susie Dogsett Of Culpeper county, Va;
Denuls Reilly aud Maria A. Ash; William p.
Houst and Mary Il. Mack; Samuel S. Edmon.
ston Of this city and Mary f. Miller of George.
town, ID. G.; A. A. Columbus of Florida aud II.
J.. Hayden Of Maryland; William Scott and
Carrie Irving; Noah Price and Maria London
James Brown aud Cassie Cissel, and George
A. Bohyler aud Fannie McPadgett.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3.-The following are the
Official closing quotations of mining stocks to-day;
Alpha, 355 Alta, ~ Delcher .; Bclyidcre, 7-l6
Best K Belchcr, 0, B0de, g. Bullion 2Li; California
2; Cholar, ~; Consolidated Virginia, "a; Crown
Point, ~ Exchequer VI Gould 4 Curry, 3Ai
$50; Mexican, ~; MONDAY, 195; Northern Belle
o. Ophir, 73S oycmam, ~; Potosl, .; Savage, ~;
Sierra Nevada y q, silver King 85s; Union Consol-
dated II; Wales IA Yellow Jacket, 3l&; Boston Con-
solidated II; Consolidated Pacific, Il; Columbus,
~. Bclcher has levied an assessment of seventy
Ave cents per share.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
qho Georretown Towpnthors,

The Georgetown Towpath club held an en-.
thusiastic meeting last night, at which it was
resolved to keep up the organization until
after tho inauguration aud to participate
with the National Towpath club in the in.
augural proceedings. Honorary Deck-hand
Cunningham, from Alexandria county Va,
addressed the club, appealing to the Towpath-
ers to hold the organization intact. Honor
AIRY Dcci-hand T. G. Barnard also addressed
the club In tho interest of harmony in regard
to Offices in tho sixth Maryland aud eighth
Virginia districts. The club will meet again
tomorrow night
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Equitable cooperative Euildlng Assocla-
tlon,
This popular organization has completed It's
first year Of existence, and last evening held
its annual meeting at Marini's hall. Tho at
tendance was quite large, and tho reports Of
the various officers showed most gratifying
condition of its affairs A number OF amend
mcuts TO the constitution wero adopted all
looking 10 increased security of the funds,
and an election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted us follows; President, James
II. Sayile; first vico.presideut II. II. womb
ley; second vlcc-prcsident, Thomas somer.
vile; secretary, John Joy Edison; board of
directors, G.. w. Casiear, Alex Gardner,
Fred, w. Pratt (to hold over, and George w.
Fisher, A. II. Fox, George w. Harkness, Ros
A. Fish, b. +. Fuller aud Charles b. Bailey
All the directors were members of the old
board except Mr.. G. 3. Bailey who was the
treasurer until that Office was abolished, and
their reelection Is proof OF the entire salts
faction of the stockholders as to the former
management Of the affairs of tho association
The secretary's report shows: Receipts, ST..
65529; disbursements, $77O35.l3 balance
due treasurer, $50, ,764.70; shares on rolls ad.
vanced upon, Gi.2 not advanced upon, 9, ,O53G;
value of each share, S3l 0l.
Subscription books were opened for a second
Rories of stock, and a large number Of shares
were Immediately taken, Tho subscriptions
for this series will close on the 10Th instant.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
The Potomao Boat club

Tho monthly meeting Of tho Potomac boat
club was held last night at the West End
hotel, Georgetown, Colonel Frank Jones in
the chair aud Mr.. j, Dixie Doyle secretary
1t was decided to gyea Stag" party mt Poto-
mac landing on the first fair day. Tho decision
of Referee Willett in the recent boat race
awarding the prizes to the Columbia crew was
freely discussed aud criticised, aud the club
decided to refer the matter to tho National
Association of Amateur Oirsmen, which
meets in New York on the first Wednesday
in December,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
sECRErARY ScHURz,s RETURN.
The Employees OF the Interior Department
Congratulate Their Chief


Secretary Schurz having returned from tho
campaign tue employees of the interior dc.
partment decided to meet him In body aud
testify their appreciation Of tho service that
he had rendered his party. There are still
many absent on their election trip home, but
those doing duty assembled yesterday, at noon,
In tho handsome mOdel.room Of the Eighth
street wing. Shortly afterward the secretary
entered aud was escorted to the head of tho
room OH the second balcony Commissioner
Marble then addressed him in behalf of tho
employees, cougratulatng him on his safe ro-
turn, aud alluded to tho most efficient service
that he had rendered tho party. The secretary
responded with some feeling, stating that
while all had done their duty, this was but
tho voice of tho people, aud If they had not
been satisfied that the republican party was
honest, faithful and administering the gov.
ernmunt for their best interest they would
not have intrustcd it with an extended lease
Of power. lie thought that those before him
had done their share of work, and it was best
expressed in tho inaugural Of President
Hayes when lac said "he serves his party
best who serves his country best" At the close
of his remarks tho clerks gathered about him
and the secretary was for some timo kept busy
receiving their congratulations.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Frnln praYer to Prnlse.

The union prayer.meetlng of tho seyera !
churches and pastors of this city, which has
been going on at the Shiloh baptist (colored)
church, closed at 8 o'clock yesterday, and OK
President Grant, Hon. Roscoe Conkling, John
sherman and others who so faithfully con-
Quoted the campaign were appropriately Gu
lOgiZed.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Mrs Sallie w. Willard, whom Percy Brown
and two conlederates recently attempted to
backmail, appeared before Justice A. c.
Richards yesterday and swore out warrant
charging them with sending her threaten.
purpose Of extorting money from her. The
warrant was served upon the prisoners, who
are at police headquarters, aud they will be
brought before Judge Smell to-day. Wright,
who was arrested with Brown, Indignantly
denies the assertion in THE REPUBLICAN that
he is seedy.looking, and says that the state.
ment does him great injustice. Gentlemen
who inspected him after tho arrest fully cor
roborate the statement of the REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1880-11-04

~ WOULD rather voto for long-enrod dom
key than for you" said I'M independent voter
to q Galveston candidate. "Oh, come now, you
ought not to allow yourself to lie so inlu-
enccd by family ties" responded the cnndi
date. Tho voter has been puzzing his head
ever since to find out why the crowd laughed.-
GdluestoH NeWs.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Now that the election excitement Is
over we respectfully direct public attention to
the fact that at tho establishment Of George
L. Timms q Co., southeast corAer of Seventh
and ID streets can be found one Of the finest
stocks of clothing, including splendid line
Of oyerOoats, ever offered for sale in this city,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
nioters Worsted.

FLUsHN0 l., l.. Nov, 3-About 10 o'clock this
morning, as tho republicans were parodlng in this
village after receiving the result of the elections
the procession was attacked by ruthans with
stones and sticks. The rowdlei were routed, Ono
of th0m was 50 dangerously injured that h0 may
die, and others were seriously hurt. Several ro-
publicans were injured By the stones
National Republican., 1880-11-04
I.nrIed In n Grnycl I,nnl,.

ATTLEBoRo', MASS, Nov. 3-Whllo Charles Stat
ford and Henry Vickery wcrc dlsg ing gravel from
Il bank nearthis place this morning It cayed in and
both were killed. The former was thlty-sevcn
years Of age the latter hirly-iyc. Each leaves IL
widow and two small children.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Illness of Gensrnl rnomas Ewing.

COLUMBUS Nov 3.-Genora Thomas Ewing is
lying iil at tho homo of II. o. Mcdonald, in this
city. He suffered a relapse of fcYcr while ut the
depot en- route from the west to Lancaster but is
better tonight. All persons are excluded from his
room,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Medium NYcIeht for SIG.

A beautiful blue oxford mixed cashmere
oyercoat for $l2, worth SlS, something new
and nobby, at Kalzenstein's No. $40 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

THOSE who prove anything by experience
can speak intcligontlyj aud tho unanimous
testimony of all who use DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup Is that II more than fulAlls all that it
PROMISES. Price % cents.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF OVERCOA ATS,
UlsTERS AND UISTERETIEs, ALL STYLES
AND SHADES REP(ES ENTED. EISEMAN
BROS COR, 7IH AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

The Howland Dental Association, 2l1 Four.
nnd.half street. uso only $. 8. Whites artificial
ieath, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Fatal BOILER IIxplosiou.

FALL RIVER MASS, Nov. 3.-The boiler Of an
onglno ON the Fan River 6 New Bedford rail road
exploded while drawing q train over bridge this
afternoon. The engineer George f. White, was
killed and the fireman James Thompson was
severely injured. The train narrowly escaped be-
ing thrown from tho track.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

The National safo-Dsposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues TO receive yaluablcs Of all de5crip
lions for safe keeping ut very low rates,
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Best So Pebble Goat Button
Boot at j. Brooks, s02 Seventh street.
a Useful Donation to tho Columbia Rife
AgsOclatiOn,

A meeting of the Columbia rife association
was held last evening, Colonel Burnside in
the chair aud Mr.. II. Dingman secretary, A
handsome Lord Byron" telescope from Mr.,
Stewart, the Strand, London, was presented,
aud the donor was elected official optiCian to
the association. Tho telescope together with
the annual badge of the national rifle associa-
ton will be shot for every Saturday until tho
lst Of next January, the highest aggregate of
three scores to win.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
a Iarge InyOlco

Of gentlcmen's handmade congress CATERS,
button and lace shoes Just received at 4. s.
Galtrclps 900 Seventh street, corner of 1.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

MERIT APPRECIATED. THE MOST pOPU.
LAR CLOTHIERs AND TAILORS OF WASHING
TON. ElSEMAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH
AND f.. ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

julius LANsBURoA's 81 Tapestry Brussels,
Bis 7th.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots 81 so
g. and $3.50, Hahn's SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

EXTRA dno Malaga Grapes 20 cents per
pound. q. Wilmer, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

a Solid Gold Watch For $3.50.
This is positive fact warranted, at Il, uar-
hs & Co.'s 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Marriage LIcensns.

BENEDICrINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley 8
Koch, agents, 1905 PennsYlYania aYenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Gents Solid Gold Watches, $50,
with Egin movements aud handsomely en-
grayed cases, al Z, Harris & Co.'s, 1872 Seventh
Etrect
National Republican., 1880-11-04
CITY ITEMS.
Thermomatnc Headings.

Ny life was saved by Warmers Safo Kidney
I'd LiYer Cure. D. LaksIp. Selma, ALa.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Magnificent Pair Diamond Earrings,
pure white and perfect, only $35. Jacobs
Bros, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

-FOUR FLOORS AND BASEMENT STOCKED
WITH EVERY VARIETY OF CLOTHING. Else
MAN BROS, CLOTH ERS AND TAlLoRS, COR
NER SEVENTH AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
s35-plnmond cluster Ring,
JULIUS LANsDuReu's 3jc. Tngraln, 3l5 III

with seven perfect brilliant stones. A bar.
gain. Il. Harris & Co., 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

BOYS oVERCoATs AND ULsTRRs, BOYS
DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR ElSEMAN
BROS COR. 7lH AND j., ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and q street.

DRINTING FOR BALLS, RECEPTIONS. 90
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
REPUBLICAN JOB-Ho0M
National Republican., 1880-11-04


OFFICE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFlCRR, U. s. A.,
NOVEMBER 8, 1880
IN. .m..... so 90. m....., 90 II lp.m.... SO
1885 q, M. i1 Sp.m.,.,.. SO Maximum. 90
II u, me-. 5j 0p.m...,,. 81 Minimum. 81
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states. cloudy and rainy
weather, winds mostly from east 10 SOUTH no do.
cided change oftemporature, stationary or lower
barometer
National Republican., 1880-11-04
The I.lnclllnnlllng Cnse.

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

ANOTHER county heard from, and Howson's
ice cream is ahead by large majority; $l25
gallon. Depot, llOl Twelfth street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Equitable Cooperative EuiIdIng Assocla-
flps

JULIUS LAYsBURau's aoc. Hemp, 315 7,h.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

s5PANTs To ORDER. AN ENDLESS VARIETY
TO SELECT FROM. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEY ENrH AND +, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
sohooI md rInx.Gronna snlts
Onr oldest Inhnhltnnts.

Il be found at the Boys Clothing House Of
Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
rnE nlsr wasnIveroy TOYS.

julius LANsBUnGn's 81 Lowell Ingrains
315 9TH.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

Handsome Cluster Diamond Rings,
fifty different designs S25 each. Jacobs Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
The Eleetion Excitement.

HAHS's SO fine calf sowed boots have no
rival. No. 6lG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
Fine Diamond scarf-Pin,
CITY NOTES.

very latest design, only $l3, Jacobs Bros.
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.