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, 1880-10-29
RED SHIRTS.


How tho Democrats Arc Conducting
the Campaiyn in South Carolina.
WAslrISuroN, D. G., Oct. a7.-Fsom all
accounts received here tho rcd-shirtcd md
drunken hnrDnrinns who mike ny 50 1nrge n
PARTON Of tho Democratic party IN South
Carolinu nro carrying things witt, n high hand.
Even tho Charleston Nc,rs .md Courier,
q Democratic organ, Is compelled by lis
sense Of fnir play to deno,lnce these outrage
GUS nssaults on free speech md. personal llo-
ter frniM Senntor Taft, detailing the hrcukInE
Ilp Of tho Republican meeting ut Wllinsboro.
1lvSays: a..
surprise ss sW apeds IT. Gi ~ TIC s snr 9a Des ~
ocracy nInsse,t opposit the depot: and
Inquired tic way to tho grove III which tho
msytly was to be hst md sia1,sd Z. to 2"
wearing u rgtl shirt, who Informed tie TINT
tho Rel Shirts wuntett 10 escort ne to tile
n!rcting whict, Invitation l declined, as 1t
way epabni,c nnaq }cetln sd d WV M
\ Tpit" Where IL Blyths% bring them
out here to u.s.
NH p1Ssyes' , oS my way ny1nE sMs!!
SSsS I SIs! so'%p si os ,sSs'ffy ssne fay
bnfore tic lied Shirts, nil Of whom wero
mounted, n1il many npelnocrats OH foot,
ca,nc rushing behind 'ine with nli sorts Of
ekarseter: Presently q hundred OF more
OF the mounted lnen charged III my rear
upoN tho cn'0retl men sunl myself, the street
a1Hl orp9sit sidnwnlks being entirely iil!e,l
ored Elel, wer1 scattered. / 1protectel myself
from being tflt.tpled tu death by getting be-
lind tree. They rushed past me, wheeled,
n,M! n. reiurnsl. c%Eowtling % me into tlie ssrest
wIlcra ti,o infnrlatct mol, rtsjletl al
me with pistols tlrawn allu cooked, gil being
Arincd and Ensle,Iynrlng to fire. At the snine
time four or 1lvv 81, foot, rushed NJ sne, cl'-
denyor'ng to catcl hold OF ne. wlllcl, o,t'
thrown OF, tearing away ,ny collar anl neck
tte. All tho time thu mub kept crying, Shoot
H. H. dsyn Rad1caI,' Stand aslde' lst us kilt
Two ortllrcc decent Democrats interviewed,
and sayct Scnntnr 'rars,s llfo ut tho lands Of
| drunken lied Shirts. The meeting, however,
WIS, pretty we'll broken up: and Taft was
EIat ttor to gett nway with Ills life liz closes
~ III t'th tose s. 1e eetiamoa Is duo the fact IN,
HOW living to WritB this statement, Five or
SIX ca.no to iln ut tho hatel mid DEPRECATED
the Outrage, md everybody attributed! Ito
the fssllng ngalnst A. =; Wnllace, c.t,'dato ,5!d
md who eyeryhody saih would have been
murdered Int! he been present It's announced.
'.Tlo Intention, Of tlln Democrats was 10
intia!ittato Tho Republican yoters, a,ll In
about i,5oo being present, anl compelled
sinnil, the. l:csl.sh!rts taking possession
nf the trout. Tho excuse l,ude by
rak S % e IL s petter MS class @ q e cizens en Ys had
nD SYMPATHY With It; vet none OF the bcttor
cIass, With tl1 execution Of Mai. Woodward
and two or thrca others. ,lsc,t personal Ut.
forts 70 prevent the ontfsgo a!nt eriIne That !
after Its OEC1ifrUllC0,H
, 1880-10-29
CHEAPER STEEL.

What Manufacturers md Rxperts Say
Of tho Nasv Process OF Making 6teol
Ont Of Plio4pltorlc Ores.
a cable dispatch WIS printed on ThuIstlny
III one Of tho morning newspapers Inform
lug the public that the firm OF Dolckow,
Vaughan 4 Co., tic lnrgcst ari most lu,por-
talt iron nilu steel masters III tho M!dtEles-
b0ro Cleveland district, have begun work
extensively under the new process for con.
yertlllg ordinary iron into steel by means
OF a basic lining In the nessun,er convuIters.
nY tht5 process tlln. coinllinit orc Of Tia
successfully will tlla hen!htita orc of tho
!}arraw district. which Nlill tllls culnpleto
tloyelOpent Ut tho new .pracess under tlla
supervision nf Mr. W!nsI1W lslctaHis, Mails
SrnlN, capable Of such conversion.
A roporter Of tho ErcttnV Post called to-
Aay Oil BDveral large fEkts engaged III tho
tl.a'snfact,.re 0t stcol and Iron. and WIS III
formed tlAt tho new prt'ct'ss, KNEW! us tbs
Gllcllflst'ihonus process. would ee likely 10
effect u revolution III Tho 1na,!utnQturs OF
sieol. making Il one,1uarter eteaber tnail
a. pTsss wS Ms VIZ s m "Sse S hessssr Ms F '
olEersl $40 ono for tha option of ,bnyllE THO
t%Sc. % pai, Ss ssvsra! I Iun!lred thoSsa1a iolara
tor ,an3tter Xeaf'a p Hpt!u',,. H.. .o,,,,.,o. oo..
snll that tho method OF rHMoying pllos.
titus enabling ti.e Clesolalui ard otier plsos::
phorIu Iron to be used commercially aud
~ tho inanutactur, Of stceL y described
by thu Inventors, a(nssrs, y. u. !Thomas
ahtl Il. U. ttItClrlst, III paper read before
the British Iron nlid Suef Institute in 1914
II ha.l nlrca4y bse,, pointed out that at tic
conclusion u the Nessoner proeess what
ever phosphorus there u ln tho irQn remalns
thorl, MD 1t liud hitherto beel Impossible III
the Dtsserier converter to remove 1t, Tie
slug Is OF Il sIllc!ous or acid
,Miure, nnd offers 10 means of
r:cApu to. the phosphorus because phos-
pilnrla acid III III Masrsnt State unless 1t has
Il strong baso 10 umIto with, rolapses to lts
original condition n1d rcaalns combined
with ting Iron as q piIosphlle, McAsts,
IhOulas j. Gilehrtst recognized the ia1t that,
Dessemer converter, the removal Of tho
, 1880-10-29
FIRE RECORD.
Property to the Value Of $l5o.ooo
Destroyed In Lynn, Mass.
pooria Visited by 100000 Con-
dagration Yesterday.
At PEORIA, I'LL.
srx.tat UitiH1tth to Tit CAtenoo Tribune.

AT PEORIA, I'LL.
sp..tal uals1tth to Tit Datenoo Tribune.
p,nnt1. H.. Oct. aA.-1'ho lutnl,cr.ynrl md
,,1nnina.mN Of j. r. ftuHrrs & Co. l'ir1lr'l
tn,yn Mt an cnrly hour this ilnrtl[itg. II was
ns,,,cntIy Tho work ur MT ncen,ary, tho 'ancs
snriuai1,y vp simultaneously from n half.,lozon
dIf1orert poitts of tho ynrtl. It WAS fcnrfnl
,lhzc. and bu. for tin 1,rnnpt an1 eIrlcont work
nj Tho Firm Department tho wh"lo uffho hslncsH
,u,rtton Of tho city wnulsl nnw e In rt1fs; and,
aa n wus. much ,!atnnVo Wis donu to property
son,,u,,,,,ts to It. Thn tntat danagu ftota ,it in
ro,,utl numbers e;alu,l. J. u. ito1ers & Cn.
itcluo tho prnctpni ln,surs. They wgn, insured
fnr III. .t0I III tllu following cnInrnnics, rcprc-
.."",,tcd ."s Gy ltral nguuts. Fnrnnrs' FlrD tnsnr-
oWco iuri,rnny. r,irN. III. &ss,h!': NafthTestern
xWrIiiunuf. milwaukee,, st,;fy. New York city,
N"w Ynrk, $3.50: ltoya! Insurance Company,
fiircrru,l EnHiatlti. $..Nl0: C1fntnernlnf UnEhl+
iont1,,. England, Bl,ND; frrrunn Fire. 1unl,r.
anco sUi Gn,nt,l,,y. pcnria, e.oy} Firelnor's m
sirftco CuInpnny, ihyton, O., tf,!o1; Matrnpo-
i..s jrsurAnc9 EEnf,hity,. f'arls. Frinc1. e1,Nl:
itroyter Frl,- i1,ar.liscp Cnnlllhny, llnatosl,
Srwntk Fisu-fnsnrHtlcn E.'llIlhnys Newark. M
I. sNW: Iitltralu Urru1nfi, llu!fnlu. 81 Hl; Wcst-
c,t crt1 Wn.uj arturor1' Mutun ChlchHt, $1.uO0.
Their lpss over nlh nj0ye tiio tho insurance la
nboIt $tniXp. Tho other *l,UUl ltMs Is divided
between Hasurnl prrsD1,s owt,luY prancrty ~.
kns bud for u yC1lr,
, 1880-10-29
NORTH CAROLINA,
ViEorons Campaign oril,c Republicans.
with Fjmttersng rrnspcetn for n Dc-
cIslvc Mn torsty for t;nrfieId.

VlEOr0t,b Cnmnn ltsfj ur a1,c Ncuuhllcnnss
css,xc @ % r.riar,tv for s:n n.n rt,n,,t' '"f '''"
,,t.nsi,h - i,',,,,.,. 'T " t,..aa,s.,
pA,r1n,' n, q f.ct %, ,,""" n,"''rno s,,,or,,
,,,.,'r,H,. nMi;ln' r ~. ~; oc'' -lIs 'Nat'oIn.
Republican Co'nfn!ttcc l'nse sent special
agents l.efu from New York who have been
in consultation with tic lputer, of lie party
hcrc aml l,nyo @ retnrnc,, @ % Tn NV y"rk r my n,,J
viii Inform Chairman Jewell Tint lint
for Republican, SUCCESS Il, tie old North
State this fall. AZ M time since is0y las tic
i,"n,,hicnn ,,ar,v ~ m" .tot,, hn,,, hrtt.r NJ.
saaod nor % avs Il to III l!cpIi,ca,,s i @ ever v bccI D
more confident Ut Il grett ylctory thRn now.
Had therc been fair count II, 1876 the vote
of lie Stntc wouItl hnyp bro,, given to tIayrs.
Iqsit wss esria|"'y Ssd { =; u, @ Ts
hi In" a nsam,blica,'. wti rni,,It tx ;ycrv Sut.
NJ il Is cnst nj tilo 1,olls tlIs fMl mid if thcre
i ns1y sy ss sga a ofs {s foStsS M kn9w w Il
Tic way tilo Democrats )yuyC 1.lll,,uc,i
fhjnes IN ma Sinfna lin "Tt.. stati1tr.
bunks ara futt uf unjust. tmrttni, opurt.ssty.,.
S'l az dEjssIi!!sst Eai v t'af,s +,
isjatc RsntIifcnl,s out Of ,,iijcc, The La;1ti-
ior,f md ' Tnnnnt lnw. tia iiood Inv. % tIo
County Election Iaw, and ti,o Revenue @ no laws s
Sys Incurred ntsd ,a sS ny;
tj,oUsaads nf Dc1t,ocrats viii y"tu ior IN n
cI,ullec. The (;oyer,,Dr ot tIo Siutr. loo.
win Il running of rci;lrctfon. llns cntisr lid
,,tn,nst tii4tIcnsi,r,. nf tia fnyt,nyers hv nj.
vorntr,,s nlItl rnt,sentlnr In fi,r sni.. III thc
WHSinr,, Nnrti, i.nrn1i,tt ffniirnuH fnr n 1nar.,
sonE 10 Northern suMcuiators-n corporatiol,
which. il nro,mriv innlinrttj. wUl,id hnyn
bcem Of vast bcnc}it to tEe Stnte. bcsiies
vfolIlnv Il n tnrrr rcycn,,r. 'rhn rnaG rt,si
Tia Stnfn ,enriv Soo 10O. .tn md hns hecp VIZ
tually t,tri,cti over for a trj1u 10 Nortli.
ertl capitaiists. Stlcjl all lstuto Dain,,-
crit ns t;eil. ,Iaimss N. Leach. n nlei,,i,rr
0f TIM f;onftalernte CunarYss. n,tI ionr
n mr1nhrr NJ fhn Entfonnl f;nntrrrsa fntniv
sni.1 ti,nt ,,"ithrr irHnmms T., .inrIS! flmn,s,
cratic cnntEiIate for fDyernor. nor 9Th. iIat,-
coci coii,i nt,ssihlv cnrry fiis Siutn. l,1vc
inet luatly Donocrnts WHO say tho same
tlIinr hit hnyt. int met n Kcnihiif.l,, Win
savs f;ariirI Nth Int c,,rrv Nt,rtII t!aroi,a's
Electorai @ tI y0tc jarvis. M Who Is r,,Mi,ir o., +
IL cj,nre.yt viii Mny1ng rs,cpIycI n ST .HM
Grihr. ffa Il n tirT.entsr In nuiifirs, ni,T r.
sniti IN In m nrIufnnl mrniber II ii1e K. TX X
iIiu firnihIicon a,,nn,,a,,t .iutj1e II. i; iSuy.
tnn IL I..nrIf XXI ,.n,,"ro,in E,r,at ~ liz.
ernl yirws. int n stn,ltli RetubIcalI. ,,j,tl nio
of thn in,,st I,on,,Inr ,nnn. snciniiV mid IN.
iittrnltv in tia Sinfe Saw lin, t1,-]ovu,, (,Is
rni,vnss md ~ W I,n nSnr.,ssr,i Tia inr;.st rnII, @
victfon e Fiji IIs !" hcart wi,ei1 e az sn: % I ex-
,pct to be elected: n,Nl Init Garfield win
carry carr Inc Static i haye 10 dDllbts !" "'''
, 1880-10-29
CANADA.

In coar.-canadiam 1.-Two stock Tor
49,, ,..'.,,.r r.," .s,'.,'.l. ~.
.," "uM ...... ,s,,s v'@ io
s.atcs-b"r1od 4Atvc-Ihe 3aebec
,oxmns ," t1m, e% nat " ''p qar" 1r,,,oo
Singers, who % nro giving sorics ct concerts l In
tho city, complain that thoy wero rcpulscd
s"r s '' Thn so o auoos t H. o .es
t,'..,' A"oS to""o o''1ft"'""''t ~ tAo o'cs8
A'oast, - .
sc' o,'atfS o G to as' essss' Tsn",:
bro,cr, win ,iisetn,utetl notos for pconlo of
,an",,s W. m'su.e ~ no.us Ivy psunu y.
DO Chicago. Ills liabilities aro s4,ooo.
Spfea. Dtspnteh to Tns Chicago 1+ibune.
MoSrnu.sr OUT Oct. aas.-1n tho Court of
Qaee" hehcn thls morning. betofo rue court
orsne ops n,; two lawyers named Areaamla,.lt, g. e.
In Ar.h,,nhnntt .,rtl;,r,, T,.,nn or tta n,n,th
and s.oe or Sns on on1 ~" o%tn c"c
he inter poye s orsona ~ naroe ~ anpsar rIa IN
court. NJ Quinn. n nnn"nrs IL NJ y
D. McSnmso's co,,nssi in tho coso
sq,s., aF.!"st ID Ja,es aud othcrs tcr stealing
ass viii wha o ess III 1se sr earrs rns o
Shrh S s;h such a. ns oee,.franco ha,i oa.usos z.
rissInS'tcnttary: isIS r fig box ha a,io speech 4
Sss1,u Sssd r. ,csn w"s as sworn e ~ NJ ;
top,lson 1., u'on tho oyltonco oi q porjuror. Il4
ia hayo sSn oo 1sSo I,Sv 5pso tnes % ~" seonoa
r.l, aiSssrs. Golen.r & Mnrtincr, nf Fnlkcstown
cSaso nmnat atn aepy san ~ 1hg 9y y nrs
On arrynS toy pae.e .9ht 9 frs Mssa M
ssss snphng cattle ana l58 shoct', Oh private
'eSms; Yns;op,,, .,,.x, u,,,, os -.
, 1880-10-29

Not long ago Cb!ltan newspaper, y, at,swoT M
to a charge of Gen. Daxa that EGlll was iana
Of assaBins, Fet0rtod that, Ut nnliyln'a ruleEs
sl,ero was wounded by rioters and es.nspollN! by
tho resulting lllposs to resign; i.lanc. was sh1t
President; Santa Csls was bantshctt hucaslse ho
had b&,on lA4ton IN Dattlo; Vtlasco fell v!cftn.
to revolution, aud valttvla died III exile; tcssu
was AssaanatoI In the Capitol, asl ,llnA years
later Gnrtiosn was lnurdorou; Lnhres WAS tlu.
rnsed, un1 died ~ o4tio; Achn was run Oat Or
PsSsdSney; 1 MS,xarca ne wss .sSN o1poai 81 a},S r.
deto.i; Morales was kiiisa by pair Of Assasins.
HOnly Daza u wanting 70 the llst," satd tho
ChlIan chr0ntclcF; unl now, suro enough. tho
last 1ls'l brtnxs a4vloca that tho National Gun
ventlon Of Bolivia has decreed. "Gch. llunrian
, 1880-10-29

mnii-mg with registered letters for 1lnasun nutl
New fnrk wns fUrwnrlstl trinn thu i,t,s- -nll1cs IN
MuhtrHl hut neytr nrElvtsi ut Its tiest tII,ntiDl.
Tho nnlhnrIttrA M both stiles 1f tho linc har0
lnnho "ynry lns'tl,ie inquiry into tho tnystary.
hut wlt!nlt tirect.
mn Tno re- rs , n!1 t,tnn 1l the & s1n r,osnSa
nriAsnR. from Tho Unrurllltc,t whiting for Il
inynrnIlH chn,tge III tho rate Ut e1th,nYc.
Tliu Dominion t}UyUr,ntsnt,t hnA lntrrfere,1 In
tho dispute hntweun Tho EuuR,nnwYl fnhinns
and tho whlts ett,intters tIrun their lantls, Anl
nns ltistr,iGlch cotnpsisnt Fi1rveytra tn ksirycy
&lpir tiv1ts. ~
, 1880-10-29

Tho Judge also halt! that Kelly Ind Kone to
Roma lust before tho Exposure hf thB Ring
IN uItltr not IN have any responsibilities ut
that time, aud rlot 70 linve tn tnke. position
nnn!,lst a,,y Catholics. asked sfr. I'ago
low nx-t}oV. Robinson stood OIL the l'resl-
dental c0t,mt
!" think he hns bccnmo sonrtsi," sutl
Pnge, ,,"I Ike 1nnst. III tho AntE.kelly teln0-
crnts III Naw fOrk. You SEQ he was Inter-
yluw.si tho other ttay M IL low the sIectinl
WIS H0ng, n,,l iIn saltl In thought we wO,i,l
curry .pGllnhyiyania. hut he said nothing
nh0,ft New Y0rk. .
, 1880-10-29

G3Rtnx.O,, OFT, @...:rho !nnrrlaro Of Mlsa
nnltls fnrnprly nf this city, but ttnN enHnKch In
the nnt'kiug Ma4incs* at Lea'!r''lc, Colo. which
ceremony, tho bride icsf,g un her tIbnfll-hul.
1ie wed5lnx wa. to iInve tAken piucr Chrlstmns.
Onls tho inillt,Htn friends were pr1.acni Mt tho
rnrctnyny. The parties arc 1ncint,srs us two nj
tho oldest and hest families of Eant0u. Ntaq
1bnncr Is living Tits evening, hut cauuot re-
c(,Hf!r. '''
, 1880-10-29

Dnza. whn. by hs innptit,tIc and cuwnttlIrr. taA
brought npntt tho ts1lIfltry htItnllninn and dis
Inner. shall lbst, tho t1sitiDn md rights Of n
bolivian ctIzen, md ~ GeninrGi unworthy of
,
, 1880-10-29

~ NINlV.Ss I'M
Special Dt.paieh n The Chteogo Tribune.
DEBtQUE. ill.,, Oct. .s.-A large fire In Vinton
this morning The depot and warehouses were
destroyed, md number uf othor buildings.
, 1880-10-29
SFl7f.(},

BAR FRANCISCO, Oct. sa.-A Port Townsend
dispatch says tho rovunuo cutter Walcott has
soIzed tho English sioop Abort for cruising ln
American Ndter9 without papers.
, 1880-10-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.

1fult AALE-kANuE Ht;blSfss 1ArrS tN SQUIRT
= s!lr, north NJ Sdnn,a-st: iarat wilnrf lots ~
ynr.,.. and fncios.os. uEO. ii. .1itUtllHsUS, til
JiGhfNtit-kt. y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10

A largo and brilliant audience assembled in
the hall of the Washington Female Seminary
last evening. Tho principal feature was the
reading by Miss Annie b. Irish of the sixth of
her series Of literary papers. Her subject was
The Early French Dramatsts," and for
about thrco.quurters of an hour she held her
audiences attention while she sketthed, with
careful aud discriminating Judgment, tho
gradual growth of this the most perfect school
of the drama, showing that the Renaissance
OF letters gave the first impetus TO the drama
in France. The subjects were Mt first Of re.
ligions character then models of the ancient
Greek plays appeared, which were but weak
limitations of the originals. The French drama
had no firm footing until the age Of Ricbelicu,
who was It's earnest patron and who aspired
to be dramatist himself, although the prin-
cipal work of his dramatic efforts was done
by others, he furnishing the plots and re Wis.
ing their work. After mentioning some of
the carly French dramatic writer's, she dwelt
principally upon Cornclle, the greatest author
of his age, and she gave an elaborate resume
OF his life and works, quoting at length from
some of his plays aud concluded with criti-
cal estimate of their value and influence upon
French dramatic literature.
Upon the conclusion of Miss Irsh's essay
the pupils of tho seminary, under the drec-
ton of the principal, Mrs. Butcher, presented
n programme comprising piano solos, vocal
solos, duets and choruscs and rocitatons. All
the pupils acquitted themselves in highly
crcditable manner the musical efforts of
Misses La Morhc aud Delvim and the recitation
OF Miss Mamie Irish being especially notice
able.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10
The Ira Aldridge Entertainment.

The growing popularity Of the Ira Aldrdge
Company and tho excellent programme ar
ranged for last nights performance drew out
an immense audience, which completely packed
Union Bethel Hail. The expectations of the
assembago were fully and most agreeably re.
allied. The company bong in excellent trim
instillGd vigOr and effect into the acting that
completely won their way into the good graces
of the audience, and shout after shout of rap
furious applause greeted each rendition. Mr..
w. c. Chase especially distinguished himself
in his interpretations Of the several characte rs
which he assumed, namely, SpartGcus in "Thc
Gladiator" Lucius JuuiuS Brutus, in Tho Fall
of Tarquin;" John Plump, in Don't Judge by
Appearance" and as the Maniac King, dedi-
Gated to him by Mr.. j. L, Bruce, of the Argus.
Mr.. G.. w. Smith also won no small amount of
favor MS Parhassius, Titus in the Fall Of Tar
gum" aud as the Modern Lecturer. The
other participants-Mcssrs j. Tucker, d. ii
Stewart. S. X, Governs, George Morgan and
r. Lewis, aud Misses A. johnson, /. NJ. Harris,
S. Howard and NJ, Johnson-rondercd their
parts very acccptnbly. The orchestral portion
of the entertainment, under Mr.. II. A. Wash
ingtop, was u very agreeable feature.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10

The ladies Of Washington arc pleased with
the choice selections and elegant designs in
goods displayed at the Palais Royal. At the
earliest possible moment all novelties are to
be found here, aud the quality of the goods, to-
gether with the very reasonable prices asked,
make this the favor,c shopping-bazlr of the
city. In gloves they claim the reputation of
selling the best glove for the price of anyone
in town. The Ptlais Boyal glove is the favor
ito with all who have used them. If ladies
will but take the time aud have their gloves
put on and nicely fitted they will be much
better pleased with them. In gents furnish.
ings will be found MI of the most desirable
novelties. In hosiery tho stock is complete
aud the styles very attractive. Among the
most desirable new goods may be mention ed
the latest designs in parasols. Some unusually
handsome goods are just arrived, and tho at
tention of the ladies' is called to them. A
choice selection of very desirable toilet arti.
cles will be found here at prices that cannot
fail to attract attention. The most popular
patterns in emhrodcrics some new aud very
pretty styles, are offered also stock of ladies'
and chi!dren's underwent, such as must be
seen to be fully appreciated. In jewelry, all
of the best styles are offered, and the stock oil
fancy goods is unrivalcd. Ladies should call
before making their purchases, as unusual in.
duccments are offered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10
CITY NOTES.

Sulphur Baths, 81, DR.. Bovee's, 500 E st.
Jubilee Singers tonight. Tallmadge Hall.
Turkish baths at DIR. shedd's, 0o3 E street
near Ninth, 60 cents.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side of New York. DIR. Bovee.
Nine clerks in the Pension Office were
discharged last Thursday for inefIiciency and
granted leave of absence until the 18th
Instant
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, sc. Call or address S. Guggenhcimcr
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Robert Callahan, of the Marble Saloon
near Ford's Opem-liouse has added q tee
phone to his many improvements, and orders
can be sent from any part of the city.
Spring Suits and spring ovcrcoats; selcc
tions complete; styles attractive; ut George f
Timms q Co., Onc-Prlce Clothing House, $40
southeast corner Seventh and d streets.
The University Singers, OF New Orleans
visited President and Mrs. Hayes yesterday
afternoon at the White House and rendered
number Of choice selections in the Blue Room
Coroner Patterson held an examination
yesterday in the case of the colored womaE
who died suddenly at the Second precinct sta
! ton last Thursday night, and decided that
death was caused by congestion of the lungs
Turkish, Russian and Sulph ur Baths al
the wcll.known place. DR.. Shedds, 903 L
street, near Ninth The only reliable place ID
| the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experience; no noyiccs in tho busin os'
at this place.
| M. Wasky, the well. known second hand
dealer, on ID near Eighth street northwest
pays good prices for cast.Of clothing, AMI has
on hand q complete stock of jewelry, guns
pistols, etc.-in fact, anything that may be dc
sired in his line.
"A most interesting musical and literary
entertainment was given last night at odd
Fellows Hall for the benefit of Capital Lodge
| No. IL, |. o. NJ, after which the largo assem-
bly, engaged in tripping tho light fantastic fol
the rest Of the evening.
The case of Thomas G. Cox, water regis
| trar, charged with committing an assault aud
| battery on Mr.. John III. Crane, was on trial IL
the Criminal court yesterday, and after the
prosecution closed its testimony the hearing
was postponed until Monday.
Allison Nilor, of this city, yesterday
| filed with the Committee to audit and control
the contingent expenses of the Senate" {
| letter charging SeTgeant-at'A Bright with
duplicity aud falsehood and Withholding Ger
| tain moneys that were appropriated last Ocio
| Der 10 reimburse said Nailor for horses anC
wagons furnished for carrying the senNte'
mail.
| Frank Loughran's hosts of friends rallied
| to his assistance Mt the fair of the Holy CrGs
| in Masonic Temple, and secured votes enough
10 elect him owner of the handsome diamond
amethyst ring valued at $40 Franks sc9r'
was / OO1, his competitors figures being as fol
| lowg Domonet 500; OliAre, 80; j. S, Harley
| 65; Snyder, Of the National, 81, aud Lackey, |
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10

Medical men of good standing, irrespective
of rival schools, interested in tho progress of
medical science, are cordially invited to visit
DR.. Won Moschziskers Office 6l9 Nineteenth
street northwest, to examine his collection OF
modern inventions, some imported by. aud
others manufactured for him, calculated to
insure an intelligent diagnosis and successful
treatment of deafness, noises in the head, and
in diseases of the respiratory organs, especially
in cases of catarrh and asthma, us well as the
whole catalogue of throat lung and chest
complaints
By aid of these apparatuses the hidden seat
Of disease is reached and examined in u manner
impossible by any other mode, and requisite
remedies locally applied. No idea can be
given by mere words of their wonderfully
varied powers of applicability, aud their eff.
cacy in thoroughly Graduating tho above
named diseases, accom- lishimg cures when all
| ordinary curative methods had failed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-10

In Circuit court, division No. 2, Justice Cox
occupied the time of the court for a few min.
utes shortly after the opening in considering
the motion to strike from the docket the case
of Jessie Raymond against Senator Ben Hill
His Honor said as the plaintiff had came
into court and openly stated that she wished
and had authorized the prosecution of the suit
ho should override the motion to strike the
case from the docket.
Mr.. MeIrick called attention to the fact that
this case was brought IN Jforma paaperiS, and
desired to know if it should be permitted TO be
prosecuted in that mluner
His Honor said that no motion had been
made regarding that question, and he could
not therefore take any notice of it, but if he
had known as much about the matter when
he gave the order permitting the suit 10 be
brought without the usual fees being deposited
as he did now, he would have refused the APP
plcation.
Neither Mrs. Lockwood nor her client were
in court, and in fact it was supposed that no
decision would be made on the motion until
this morning