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National Republican., 1880-12-10

NIN, Va y. IEFlNUNINiNItD, oil IlOWIbHHul
oEN. JUBAl. A. EARLY, OF Virginia,
Commissioners.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
TO the office of the company In Now Orleans.
Write Tor circulars or geud orders TO -
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans, Louisiana,
Or same person at No. $40 Drondwny, Now York.
Or j. p. HORBAlIf
COS Fourteenth street N W., Washington,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
tho supervision and management of Generals q. 4.
Beauregard aud Jubal A. Early.
n. b. All correspondence should DO with II.
Dauphin, as above IN ALL CASES, tho TICKETS
themselves are sent and NEVER circulars offering
certificates or anything else instead. Any one pro.
posing to offer anything else by circular or otherwise
on his own behalf or tina, Of the company Is
swINDLER. was
National Republican., 1880-12-10
BETWEEN TIE ACTS.
An Action of the District Commissioners
which Cancerus Ti,IrsiX asiax-GacIs

WHich concerns Thirsty .Hbay -GOcrS.
The general exodus of male spectators from the
theatres when the curtain goes down between tho
acts and their return in struggling line, chewing
cloves, coffee aromatic herbs before the curtain
rises, indicates that 1t is popular notion that
little stimulnnt taken between the acts enhances
ones enjoyment Of tho play The District Com
mssionors however, have dscovereda law which,
If II is strictly enforced, will render 1t so exceed
ingy inconvenient to get nip" and get back
into the theatre before the curtain rises that IL Is
not at oil improbable that the custom will become
obsolete. The patrons of the National Theatre
have always enjoyed the convenience of having
bar-room Just adjoining the lobby of the thea
tire. Ford's Opcra'H ouse never had such
convenient arrangement those who go there being
obliged to omit their drinks during the play, or TO
journey across the street after them. Al the Com
ique there is not only bar in the building but to
save patrons the annoyance of leaving their seats
District Commissioners have disapproved the ap-
plicatons for licenses both in the Theatre Comiqe
and the restaurant in the National Theatre build.
ing, under an old law which prohibits the sale of
liquors ON the same premises or premises adjoin-
ing Il theatre.
Commissioner Dent said yesterday to n REpuB-
IICAN reporter: 1--WE have no option in the case
of these theatres The attorney of the District has
decided that the law definitely prohibits us from
issuing licenses to them. If Congress chooses II
can amend the law but while it exists in its pres
cnt form we have to enforce It." So II Is plain that
unless something happens thirsty gentlemen will
have to endure their thirst between the acts or
iorego the pleasures Of the play.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Enyy.YartI souIbs,

The new building now IN c0uTse OF erection al
the main gate of the nsyyyard Is being rapidly
completed under the supervision Of Civil Engineer
Menocal. This building is designed as quarters fol
officers and marines, and is very great improve
ment over the old uusghtly gateway which form
erly occupied the place
The steam-sloop Enterprise is still on the railway
IN the east shiphouse, receiving new plapklng and
being thoroughly oyerhauled and repaired. She
will come OF IN about ten days, whom the steamer
Tallapoosa will be hauled out on the railway and
National Republican., 1880-12-10
The nicxs,erwes,cott Case.

Miss Minnie Thomas, sometimes called Westcott,
and claimed by Alice Westcott to be her daughter,
u claim which Minnie repudlates, was yesterday
examined by the District Attorney as to her knowl-
edge Of the counterfeitng business alleged to have
been carried on by Alice Westcott and Thomas
city of Baltimore for some time past and knew
nothing of the recent passing OF counterfeit money
or attempt to poison Miss Emma Baker; knew that
an intimacy had existed for some time prior TO her
going away between Bickslcr and Rupp WescOtt.
She had received money at different times, she
sald, from BicIslor, but wheherit was good or bad
believe that some very important evidence remains
undiscovered.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
The Na,iouuI sn fe. Deposit Compnny,

SNNeh' bNbott
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
THE CANAL BOYS.
Towpnthcra on n Cruise Going for n
NeMsnnpcr Gnrreapondcnf.

Newspaper Correspondent.
The Towpnthcrs went on q cruise last night,
though, owing to the severity of the weather. they
remained In the cabin during the whole trip, leav.
ing the mule, which had been toughened by TAX.
ing part in an Arctic expedition, to brave the bit.
Ter blast outside. Gathered around the stove in
the cabin, the crew became exceedingly merry
and good.nuturcd.
Captain Barker took command, with Deckhand
j. T. Clements at the helm. Lookout McNabb was
stationed in the forccase, with orders TO keep his
weather eye on the mule. Tolltakcr IIamill made
his report, which showed how well the crews
finances had been managed.
Deekhnnd Whitaker submitted report from the
wach appointed to look after the interests Of the
Republican party in the Eighth Virginia District.
Deckhnnds Clements, Houston, and Trimblc,
mcmbers of the watch, each submitted individual
reports Of their operations. The reports were
unanimous in censuring. certain Federal Office
holders, who, IL was alleged, had contributed much
to 1t, The defeat of the party in the district ,
was rendered the watch
Mr., Elwood L. Thorno was elected as deck.
hand.
Having disposed of the routine business before
the club, DcCkhand Hopkins arose 10 present q
matter OF grave Importance, II being the necessity
oil taking some appropriate action concerning a
recent publication dCfamng the crew. The deck
hands generally erincGd desire to have the writer
ofthe article dnckcd In the canal or consigned to
the mercy of the mule. The statement that some
members ofthc club had callcdupon Prosdentclcct
Garfield and had been shown the cold shoulder
uals.
The captain called upon every deckhand present
to Indicate whether he had called upon the prcs-
dcntcect or not and the result of the count showed
that not one of the decihGnds had called
Ancr the subject had been viewed in nll Its
phases, the following resolution, offered by Captain
Barber was adopted
Whereas there recently appeared an article con-
cernins this club in the Chicago Times, and copied
into the Sunday Capital having string Of false
hoods;
RcsD,yd, That If the correspondent who wrote
said article Is content to rest his reputation for
liability on that article this club Is content to rest
Its reputation on It's record and work.
Having thus disposed Of u tiCklish question, the
mules tail was reGfcd and the boat was tied up.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Thieves Covering Their Tracks with Fire

The fire last night about half past nine o'clock
was caused by the burning Of the workshop at
tachcd to the furniture store of NJ. Solomon, No.
81 Seventh street southwest and 1t was situated
in the midst of number of frame houses, IL was
only by the hardest work that the fircmen pre-
vented disastrous con1agrntion. A quantity of
furniture, new and second hand, was stored In the
workshop, and was completely destroyed the loss
by the fire being upward of $1,000. 1t was un
doubtedly the work of an incenGlary, who, after
robbing box in the upper floor of some valuable
papers, set fire 70 the building, and in the conu
sion escaped. The proprietor and his wife were
absent at the time of the fire, their little son being
in charge. About half an hour before the fire was
discovered, two colorcd men came into the store,
nnd one OF them engaged young solomon in con-
yersation stating that he wanted TO buy a set Of
furniture; The boy took down the pattern.book
and, while he was explaining the different styles,
the other colored man walked back in the Store
and 1t Is supposed that he was the incendiaIy as
he was not seen again by the clerk. A large
wooden box, in which Mr.. solomon kept his pa
pcrs, was found in the passage-way leading 10 the
workshop entirely empty, the lid having been
National Republican., 1880-12-10
The Case or Murphy, tho Forger.

Michael d, Murphy, who has been in jail four
teen months awaiting trial upon five indictments
for forgery, was brought out yesterday and pleaded
guilty to one Of them, and mol! pros, was entered
as TO the remaining four, He was connected with
the Paymaster Generals Department. and the five
forged papers were on the assistant treasurer at
New York, amounting to 81 l,0S937, and purporteS
70 be signed by Paymaster A. u, Cary, o. X. A. The
nothing was realized upon them, the forgery being
detected early amer II was peIpetrated. Murphy
prior 20 committing the ofense bore an excellent
service 10 his country during the late war. Pay
master Cary lndorsed his previous good reputation
and excused his ollensc on the ground that he
believed the man intoxicated when the forgery
was committed. In consideration Of the fact that
the man has already been confined In Jail for SO
long period, and that an effort will be made to
secure pardon for him. the court decided TO sus.
pend sentence for the present,
National Republican., 1880-12-10
A sailors Chnrgc Agn,ust EIs Cnrtnin.

Last Wednesday Captain A. N. l.. Young, master
ofthe schooner Maggie p. Smith, of Port Rich
mond, near Philadelphia, Pa, was arrested by
Bailiils Tall and searle q warrant sworn out by
John Smith, charging him with assault and he
was taken before United States Commissioner s. c.
Mills.
Smith was seaman employed on the schooner,
md on November 27, while the vessel was In the
Delaware river, Captain Young 1t is alleged, en-
tered the cabin whore the witness sat eating and
made an assault upon him. He received several
blows, one taking effect in the eye and nearly de-
stroying the sight.
Commissioner Mills held the captain to await tho
action of the grand jury in the sum of $1,000, and
i'll default OF bail he was committed to Jail.
Yesterday morning Messrs. Ashton and wilson,
as counsel for Captain Young, obtained writ Of
hdbCds corpus for their client returnabe before JUS
tice James at 1890 o'clock
Having stated that their only object in securing
the writ was for the purpose OF having the captain
released on bail, an understanding was imine-
diately reached Assistant District Attorney Perry
fixed the bond at $500, and Richard 4. smith, Of
Georgetown, ID. c. became the surety for the ap-
pearancc of Captain Young, and he was released
from custody as soon as he arrived from the Jail
Subsequently the witnesses, who had been COM
mittcd to Jail were released on their own recogni
zance, and the cnse will probably be heard next
Monday before Justice James, presiding in the
District Court.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Prominent Hotel ArrIvaIa.

pmUds-General L. Perrine and wife, of Tren.
ton, Nj.
EJbRt--ExGovernor d. II, Chamberlin, of New
York Colonel Asa b, Gardiner, U. s. A.; Lieuten
ant Colonel Q, L. Blunt u. s. Al Hon, William H.
Earle of South Carolina.
Governor Holiday, Of Virginia, is at tho Metro
politan.
Representative wellborn, Of Texas, arrived at
the Metropolitan yesterday.
Hon, @. q. Wright, of Iowa, is registered at the
National.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
SI,csl,l Batl,s

Chris. Xandor has fine lot of Walz Mount Sum-
nit, Monticello Old Grow, Hermitage, Moore and
Grigsby Rye and Bourbon Whistles and other fine
brands. Leave orders at Oil 7th street II. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
To Reduce stock.

And New Years supplies 90 TO Chris. Xnndor's,
Oil 7th street northwest, His stock of fine old
WHISTLES cannot be excclled; for purity they take
the lead.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
For G.,rigtl,sns

The only Turkish bath in the city, 900 Z street,
near Judiciary Square Best shampooer this side
of New York Dr. BOyee,
National Republican., 1880-12-10

You can publish three,lino advertisement o
want rent, for sale, or lost three times for twenty
fiye cents In THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.

OUR friend Xandcr has the finest lot Of Olorose,
Roman, West India and TOpak Sherries that can
be found in the United States at bottom prices.
OIL eth street H. W,
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Julius Lausburghs 81 Lowell Insrains, si7 7th

$40 cashmere suits, twenty different styles; these
goods cannot he reproduced for that price. Else
man Bros corner 7th and L.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

S2 solid gold-chased Band Rings.
81 to $40 solid gold Cameo and Amethyst Rings.
SO to $50 solid gold Bracelets, all styles.
81 to $50 solid gold Neck Chains and Lockets.
$3.50 solid silver Watches for boys.
sl6 solid gold Watches for ladies'
S25 solid gold Watches for gents.
Goods can be selected now and reserved OF
small deposits. II. HARRIS q Co,
732 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-12-10

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Herzog sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave,
National Republican., 1880-12-10

XANDER's Ives, Clinton, and Concord wines are
Just what are wanted for the holidays. Depot OIL
7th street northwest
National Republican., 1880-12-10

The Rowland Dental Association, oil Four and,s
half street, Use only s. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set See adyt,
National Republican., 1880-12-10
To Reduce stock.

Boys pants, age four TO ten, for fifty cents Else
man Bros corner 7th and l. streets.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
lYnIches nd WhnIc,nIc Price,


Solid gold sem.winder full jeweled, S22.
Solid gold American watch, S25.
II karat gold stem -winder, SO,
II karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine, s2l
Solid gold American gents stem.winder S33,
II karat gold American gents stem-winder, $50.
We fully guarantee each watch and keep them
In order for one year free of charge.
JACOBS Bios,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

Buyers of Christmas jewelry can make their Sc
lections now aud have them reserved upon pay
ment Of a small deposit.
JACoBs Bios,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
To Reduce stock.

At 903 Il street northwest. near Ninth The only
reliable place in the city for genuine baths,
National Republican., 1880-12-10

A reduction of price on every garment at Else
man Bros, corner 7th and L.
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Julius Lansburgh's Ingram, Soc, 3l5 7th

corner Fiheenth street and New York avenue, con
tinues to receive yauables of all descriptions 70
safe keeping AT very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

For ladies' kid goat and straightgrain button
boots made on common sense last, also on Spanish
arch insep lasts, at BENKERT & Wilson's, sI9
Market space.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
@ AIderncy WnuOnH.' y

Fresh Aldemey butter churned every morning,
and delivered In 4ib Ward prints, al 46c per ID.
Also cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk 30.
per quart
National Republican., 1880-12-10
For California
where 10 Buy JeweIry for Xmas.

Zinfandel, Hook -Muscatel, Port and Sherry wines
Holland Gin, runs and brandies and WHISTLES for
the holidays, go to Chris Nander, OIL 7th ST. II. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
For the MOIIdnys

THE OK will be roasted to-day at Driver & scho-
fields, 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

at Spicer Compton 4 Co.'s, 93i Louisiana avenue
choice lot ofbutter IN nnepOund pals; also car
load of choice apples. Regular receipts of Elgln
Creamery, fancy New York, and fine Western butter
Low prices and fair dealing.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
LAST WEEK of Art Loan, Admission, 25 cents.

GET your Wines, Brandies and Wbiskies for the
holidays at Chris. Xanders, oil 7th street H. W. He
has tho best
National Republican., 1880-12-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
To Reduce stock.

Boys overcoats So, neat and durable. Eiscman
Bros. corner eth and T.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Blue and Black Goods

Clothing for Boys from ten years
UP.
Clothing for Young Men of hand
some designs.
Clothing for Gentlemen as large
as 50-in. chest measure.
Skeleton and Reversible Over
coats and listers.
Fall and Winter OvercOats and
listers.
Blue Suits for Dress, Uniforms
and Business.
Black Suits for full and Semi
Dress.
Business Suits from $40 to $25.
Dress Suits from 500 to &35.
HOmespun All-WOOl Suits.
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Suits.
"A large variety of Gray Suits.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Special GIofices.


fIS WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The Americanwoman Suffrage Association will hold
Us ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING in Washing
ton on WEnNFSDAY and THURSDAY. December
70 and 10, IN LINCOLN Hall, commencing Wednesday
A. 1880 o, m, 230and 7.3o n. m.
Thursday morning, meeting Of delegates for bus
ness.
Lucy stone, Mary A. Iiyermore, Hon. George y.
borins, Julia Ward Howe, Mary Grew, Matilda Hind
man, Mary r. Eastman, ,AntOinette Brown Blackwell
Mary D. iaggart, and many other well-known speak
ers will be present
The public are invited to attend. dcOHt
e19yD a FlRsT-CLAsS FRENCH COOK DE-
~ sirCs situation in n private family. Elneen
years experience Best references of ParisRnd Wash
ington. Address " II. D. Republican office, dc92ts
r~s1JD BOYS AND GIRLS PREPARED FOR
~ College or High School by graduate OF Mount
Holyokc Female seminary. Inquire NJ Capitol lltll
kindergartcn, No. - Third street southeast delOf
p~S9JD WASHINGTON FREBEL SOCIETY,"
49, The regular meeting Will be held THIS (FRl-
DAY. EVENING, at 7:3O O'clock at the
- METROPOLITAN ktNDERuARTEN,
NO 1873 ii street northwest.
JOSEPH NJ. WILSON, President
H.. &, MORTON, Secretary. dCiOt
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Julius LNnsburgh's 81 Tapestry Brussels, 9ib 7th.

Julius Lansbursh's zoe, Hemp, al5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

Julius LOnsburgh's Low.Prlcod Carpet House, SO
National Republican., 1880-12-10
Just Received,

LAsr wEEK OF And Loan. AdmlssIon, 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-12-10
e~1Jyo SPECIAL NOTICE.

f~SBS TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOI-
kS let Articles for ladies and all the popular
Med.cines on sale at COUGuLIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
National Republican., 1880-12-10
baltimore and Ohio
,yerAey avenue

Tralns nIRrked } dauy.
daily except sunday.
National Republican., 1880-12-10

f(l557 If YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
~ ralgia Headache, Tooihache or any pain, one
application OF Fluid Lightning will relieve YOU sold
oniy ht COUGltLIN'S, Masonic Temple. nO2G
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-12

our Representatives and instructing
our Senators in Congress to obtain
suitable appropriations for the inn
provement Of the navigation of w It
Pearl river.
1873, Joint resolution requesting
our Senators aud Representatives in
Congress TO secure sufficient ariru-
priation 10 improve the Navigation Of
Red river. in the commercial INFER
ests of the States of Arkansas, I !,
Louisiana and the Indian Nation.
Continued Merit V'eek }
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GEO. WOODS ( CO.'S UPRIGHT PIANOS POSSESS

to the rept due by the lessee or the
securities of the Canal.
129. To give physicians. legally an-
thorized to practice their profession,
a lien and privilege for medical ser
vices rendered to any person on the
crop of said person, etc.
1870, To fix the salaries of the min
ute and other deputy clerks and em-
ployees of the civil and criminal dis
trict courts and court of appeals for
the parish of Orleans.
l3I, To regulate the number of
employees Of the clerks of the city
courts of the city Of New Orleans,
and to fix their salaries
132, TO provide the necessary sta
tionery for the various judicial and
other officers of Orleans.
1913, To liqnidate the indebtedness
of the city of New Orleans, and to
apply it's assets to the satisfaction
thereof to create board of hqui-
dation and prescribe their duties; to
provide for a fiscal agent, etc.
l34. To carry into effect article LIS
Of the constitution of the State of
Louisiana, and to secure to laborers
and worknen the wages due them in
certain cases.
1876, Relative to suits and the trial
thereof before the district courts Of
the State; for the removal from Of
fice Of district attorneys, clerks Of
courts, sheriifs, corouers, recorders,
justices of the peace, and of all other
parish, municipal and ward officers,
under the provisions articles 1856
and FOL OF .uc State cons Il. uiion; to
provide for ihc,io.s t.r new Trials
and for appeals irn;a In,eiiucu ory
DEGREES tl:at uisrDt ea,is, lrlepnrable
injury, amt HON al final Judgments
In sucu sits
1856, 10 iix The fees of the clerks
OF the civil aud rr.niln:d district
courts for the parish of Orleans, the
civil and criminal sllerlffs fpr the
parish of Or,-ans, tie clerks and
constables OF the city courts vi New
Orleans, the register of convey ances
and Recorder of mortgages for the
parish of Orleans; TO regulate the
coiiecl on of said foes: tn organize a
system VI stamps for the collection
Of the fees Of the clerks of said
courts. the register Of conveyances
ami recorder q. mortgages Tor tie
parish OF Orleans. and to regnlate
the duties Of the Governor, Auditor,
Secretary OF Slate. Treasurer, Fiscal
AGENT IN reiniion thereto, and to
prescribe certain penalties and pun
ishinent for the tmbezzlement, forg-
err and countvrfeiiing said stamps.
lSa Joint resolution reqnes.ing
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-06-12

As mentioned last week, in lieu of
q fence, some OF those cultivating
crops around Colfax have resorted to
buckshot to keep stock out OF their
corn and cotton. Several hogs have
been killed already. If the parties
who do this killing are found out it
will cost them before the courts GER
tain, and they run no little risk by
such acts, which, under the circum-
stances. is nothing short Of pure van
dalism. The fence around Colfax is
not lawful fence, neither are those
bars. Put up your gates and an
other plank on the fence, gentlemen,
and give us structure "man high,
pig tight and bull strsng." before
you kick any more
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SPRINGS.
Water, Mass and Pill

Adapted in chronic diarrhoA -
ton, and scrofula. -Hy. Latham
Pres't Virginia Medical Socisty.
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Diarrhea and Scrofula. = Prof. 4. q
University Pm.
Efficient in ansemia; excellent ~
and blood purifier.-H. Fisher, n
Valuable in nervous prostrntion. 4
ton and chlorosjs.--G. Z. Natkr
D.. N q.
d fine tonic and Alternative, very
in diseases peculiar 10 fem@leo.
fever ard ague, bronchitis aud al
the digestive orgs.ns.--J. Z. RouxE
d Ala.
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proving a reduced system. -kev. +
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Invaluable as a nervous tonic.
c. Fowler. Tenn
Recommended as a IT, plylacfc
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Restores debilitated systems ~ n
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used with great benefit IN 4
Fever and niptheria."-S. T. Du(
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Rumholi. N. D.. 1T. Louis. #
Beneficial in uterine desanceoe
malarious conditions &c. N Val
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kidneys and bladder; 4 spej ajo,
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Mars - co., AID 81. - "a -. ~
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from splings, upon advice Of siriv1
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