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National Republican., 1880-11-15
New Advertisements,

Books for sale.
Louisiana drawing.
Wilrtt & RuaG, iurs.
For roul-Ioul-story store.
Furnished rooms ut 1903 4 street.
Fold's OpeU-hoaso-"lOO Wives"
Glass.blOwers at 439 Seventh street.
National thcltro-M isl Ada Cavcudsh.
Theatre Comiquo-AIny Fiske's blondes.
Meeting of Iowa Republican association.
Meeting of Illinois Republican association.
Meeting Arkansas Republican association
Meeting OF the Ohio Republican association.
Meeting Of republican clubs at Willard hall.
Meeting of Wisconsin Republican as5oca.
tiOn.
Meeting of New Jersey Republican associa-
tlOn.
Meeting Of Connecticut Republican associa.
tiOn.
Baltimore & Ohio pilroad-Chougo of lcav.
ing time.
Art loan exhibition for the Church Of the
Incarnation.
Meeting Of the republican club of the Dis,
trict Of Columbia
National Republican., 1880-11-15
LIQUOR LiCBnBes.

The District commissioners called on Satur.
day upon tho president, and laid before him
their action upon the liquor license matter
President Hayes approved their position and
favored the execution of the law IN the proper
spirit. The license board on Saturday ap.
proved applications from the following {:
Miller & Jones, 1926 4 street northwest; W.
II. Wilkeuing 4s3 Pennsylvania avenues;
Dennis Dunn, 9i2 Louisiana avenue; John
Hancock, 1884 Pennsylvania avenue; Shoe.
maker & Hertzog, 1888 Il street northwest
Michael White, pa III street northwest;
Edward Beurchort, 727 II street northeast;
Henry Reiter, 300 Sixth street northwest;
Leopold Kolipinsl;i 400 X street northwest;
j. II. Martin, Unlontown; Thomas Kelly, 236
Four.and.a.half street southwest Frank Hag.
geity, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue, John
Fitzgerald, 4S2 POnnsy avenue; Henry
Scherf, 400 Pennsylvania avenue. Ono
application, that of Gilbert Cannon, corner OF
II street and Georgia avenue southeast, was
disapproved. The District commissioners
finally approved tho following: Patrick Il.
Casick, 74l Second street northwest; John
McPerrcard, sos Fourteenth street northwest;
Scbwing 6 Clark, SCI Seventh street north.
west; u raylor Hunt, "a Water street, George
town; Robert Il. Fugtt, 80 High street,
Georgetown; John Kaiser, 80 High street,
Gcorgetown; w. II. Rose, Harrison street.
Uuonlown; Horny Koch, 1918 Scvent til street
northwest; arvey 81 Holden, 1016 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, and Rosa Eisenbeiss, 400 Fif-
teenth street.
The District commissioners will return to
the license board tho application of Thomua
Morrow, on Louisiana avenue, opposite the
old Central guard. house, without their 81 gna.
turcs.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
PRINTS "a cents this morning at Chandler
Tho pope.Butler Homicide

The trial of William Pope, indicted for the
murder of John f. Butler in Georgetown, d.
c., in August 1879, occupied all Of last week
in the criminal court Justice Jumes presiding
and is not yet finished, but the case will
probably reach the jury tomorrow. Last
Saturday Assistant Dsuict-Attorney Howe
concluded the opening argument for the gov.
ornment and was followed by Mr.. A. b. Will.
iums in behalf of The accused To-day Colonel
Cook will begin the closing argument on the
part of the defense, and when he finishes, AS
sistant District-AuOrney Perry will sum up
the Case for the prosecution.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Tho Dusll,lWays,

As early as o'clock last night Tallmadge
hall was filled with the adhoTents Of the Dash
away Reform club. A delegation of members
of the Independent Order of Rechabi.es Wis.
tied the club in full rcgalia, making an i'm
posing appearance and were assigned seats
reserved for them on the stage and in tho
front part of the hall. The president, Mr..
Alexander Eagleston, occupied the chair.
After several spirited hymns by the choir,
led by George G. johnson, Mrs. Anna Il. Fin
ney officiating at the organ and Mr.. Frank
Malone furnishing cornct accompaniment,
President Eagleston made stirring opening
address and then introduced the high chief
ruler of the independent Order Of Reeha-
bites, Mr.. Thomas Marche who entertained
the large audience with a forciblo and clio
quent address, in which he paid his respects
to the editors Of certain Sunday papers that
give preference TO the liquor dealers.
Nico-Prcsdent Charley Nyc, being IN the
audience was called for and he responded
with q telling address, referring o the pain ful
death of an exDushawHy during tho past
week MS another case Of murder by the rum
sellers, who were fully cOgnizant Of the vic.
TINS weakness, also to the District authori.
tics who appear so Limid in the perlurmauCg
of their duties. Charley concluded with 4
grand rally" for signers of the pledge, Presi'
dent E4glcstOn joining in enthusiastically
with his fpniliUr "lIailelujah" and Amen
Past Chief Ruler j. G.. Bales oil the Rechs
bites followed with TN enthusiastic aud inn
pressiye address. The next speaker was Col
onel Mcacham, who has just returned from
the Indian country. lie related touching
incidents Of the effects Of liquor selling IN
that country.
The meeting was spirited throughout, ant
shows that the DJshaways arc wide.awakc in
the interest Of temperance. About fifty per
sons signed the pledge, Miss Fannie Ihomp
son atixiug the red ribbon on each signer.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WATCHES at r. Harris & Co.'s, 432 7lh st
A Compliment to Congrossman shalIonbor



ger.
Tho republicans temporarily resident in the
city, belonging 10 the twenty fourth Pennsyl.
yauia congressional district met in tho parlors
Of j. W. Harsha, esq, No. 005 II street north.
west, at Z o'clock Saturday evening, for the
purpose of making arrangements TO give some
public expression Of The high regard which
they entertain for Mr.. Shallenbergor rs one
whose record in congress has been such rs 10
merit their entire confidence aud approval.
An organization which Is intended TO be per-
lnanent was effected by alling Mr.. W. C.,
Eekles of Lawrence county to tho chair, and
eectug j. w. Harshu Of Beaver county cor
responding and Captain William II. Horn OF
Washington county recording secretaries. On
motion of Mr.. S. b. Wilson, 1t was unanimously
decided TO give Mr.. Shallenberger public re-.
ccption and serenude on his return to Wash.
ington Onmotion Of Major H. A. Myers Il
committee Of tyo was appointed TO make aud
superiutend the arrangements for the same.
The chair appointed Messrs II. A, Myers Of
Washington, j. H. Imbrie aud $, B. Wilson Of
Beaver aud William Patt aud j. w. Dickson
OF Lawrence mombels Of the committee. On
motion Of Mr.. lmbrie, the chair appointed j.
w. Haisha of Beaver, Captain }. p. Hart of
Washington aud c. r. Clifton Of Lawrence u
committee on finance and music. After the
Hlnsaction of somo miscellaneous business the
o!gan ization adjourned to meet at the health
Office on Thursday the 18th, al $3.50 o'clock p, IN.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
THE INAUG URAL COMMITTEE.
What tho President and General sherman
AdYIse-A Correspondenpsv vIews.

A subcommittee representing the executive
committee of arrangements for the inaugural
ceremonies waited upon the president Sntur-
day to ask his advice as to the course which
the committee should adopt with reference to
tho opposition which has appeared against the
committee The members Of the committee
stated that they did not want to he disturb.
ing element. The history Of the committee
aud its proceedings up to the present time was
detailed to the president, who advised his
visitors TO continue tho work and let the
antagonsm develop itselG He expressed a
strong desire for harmonious action among all
citizens in respect to the inaugural cere-
monies, aud was of the opinion that when the
opposition had fully vented itself there would
be something developed to lead to harmony
hereafter. A similar committee called upon
General Sherman and consulted with that
gentleman. General Sherman advised them
TO proceed with their business, and when the
opposiio had taken some definite form 1t
would be the proper time 10 give II rccosni-
tion aud take steps to secure harmony.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Mns Not Present.
Tonc Editor Of The National Republican

To Nc EVI0r Of Tic NdHon1I KeDuJIcdn
SIR: May ask the use of your columns TO
state that was not present at the meeting Of
representatives of more than twenty repub.
lcan associations" reported in your issue of
this morning to have assembled yesterday
afternoon in the St. Cloud building with ref.
orence to the inauguration exercises and fos.
tivities; that the use of my name in that con.
necton WAS unauthorized, and that the Mary
land Republican association did NOT delegate
any of its members as representatives Of that
meeting, Very respectfully, yours,
JAMES ). CRAWFORD.
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National Republican., 1880-11-15
an Art Lnnn Exhibllion.

The art loan exhibition for the Church Of
the Incarnation, to open Thursday evening Mt
the clubhouse, corner of II aud Fifteenth
streets will be the event Of the week. Fine
paintings, by English, French, Italian ana
American artists, contributed mainly from
private galleries in this city aud Georgetown;
statues, bIonzeg Greek, Pompelian ana Euus.
can antiquities articles Of Chinese and ia.
rare and curious cyhibils have already been
received. Roceut additions 10 the curiosties
are screen that belonged 10 Marie Antoin.
cite when she occupied the Tuiierles; u
boautlml baptismal robe, l50 years old, worked
in gold thread, formerly belonging to noble
German family, aud an umbrella, presented
to President Madison years ago, us II rarity, o
curiosity and an art treasure,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Lots of Butter and No Bread.

The store of Mr.. John II. Crane, No. ACC
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite police head.
quarters, was entered by burglars Saturday
night and robbed of six frkins of butter and
some clothing, valued altogether ut S125. The
burglars gained admission TO the house by
climbing by means Of a ladder, it is supposed
to second.story window, aud breaking
through the window. They descended to the
main floor by means of an elevator, and after
collecting their plunder made their exit
through the back door.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Tho Nayal ievlow.

Tho Naval HeVlcw.
10 Me EditOrof The National Republican:
SIR: The recoat naval review in HAMPTON
Roads has been well and graphically described
In tho daily press, but the notices of the energy
and accommodating spirit Of the Inland and
Ssaboard company have beon few, though
none moro deserved. Colonel McCauley, Cap,
tain Culiom and other officers OF tho Marine
corps who took passage in tho Jano Moseloy
from this city 10 Fortress Monroe, will in,
dorse mo IN the assertion that the acoommo,
datious Of the steamer wero elegant, the
cuisine uuoxcoptionable and the officers at
lenliye, courteous and obllging. Having the
Jane Mosolcy TO remain in tho Roads all day
thus shurding h0r passengers an excellent
view Of the naval exercises, also eYineed q
liberal spirit that trust the travelling public
Will most heartily appreciate.
NAVAL OFFICER.
November IS,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Enrs Mt MnIntt ~ nunn,s.

Messls. Wilett & Ruoff, the matters and
mrricrs, No. 0Oj Pennsylvania avenue, invite
inspection Of their largo stock Of fur goods
The assortment includes scalskin garments,
satin dc Lyon circulars aud dolmans, and
siclionue silk garments, embracing all the
styles and patterns introduced in Paris aud
Nc" York and sold at the lowest prices.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
CITY ITEMS.

THE Chicago Times says; Warmers Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure is highly Endorsed by
ministers, judges, physlcians, surgeons, by
mon Of literary and scholarly distinction, and
by individuals in all the walks Of life.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
NOVEMBER 10 1880.
Tho Wow orn , orrssnondont.
TO Tie Eiiiorof The National ReDuJlican:

10 he EditOf OF me NdtiOHdt heDuJttcdn'
SIR: Inasmuch as thcre is disposition
manifested by q few peiulant persons to carp
at and criticisc the action of Mcssrs. Anger,
Corbin, Burnside aud others in leading of in
the work of arranging for the inauguration of
General Garfield, it becomes pertinent to in
quro Of these GROWERS whom they would
have in lieu of the gentlemen named In this
connection. 1t will hardly be urged that such
names as Creswel, ClHpp, Reed and the gen.
tlemcu above mentioned arc not in them.
selves guarantee that all the details will bo
properly attended to and the preparations
gotten up on scale commensurate with the
Importance Of the occasion. And, further, if
a due regard to tho eternal fitness of things
should be observed in this case as in others,
why SD Guild not the men who have borne such
a conspicuous part in bringing about the re.
cent victory take an equally prominent part
in celebrating the Inauguration which is o
follow it2
1t i'll becomes the residents of the District,
who with few exceptions, have nothing in
common with republican administration,
and who lent their best efforts to prevent its
incoming, to vent their spleen simply because
they are not permitted to occupy front seats
aud open the ball, as it wero, ON the celG.
bration of an event which they tried SO bard
to prevent and which they were pleased to
deplore as dire disaster" when it occurred.
The incoming administration is to be repubi-
can, pure aud simple, aud there can surely be
nothing amiss in having republicans assist in
ushering it in; aud ii the old residents Of tho
District, including the wealthy West.Enders,
will contribute as literally 10 the expense OF
the Inauguration ceremonies as they did to
prevent General Gariield's election their con-
tributions should be thankfully received, but
they should not be allowed to amble TO the
front too rapidly all tho same. q. II.
- .
standard Prints mt g q Gents Per Yard,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
PRINrsa p eents LhIs morning at ChandIer'g
Just Received,

at Spicer, Compton & Co.'s, 934 Louisiana
avenue, choice lot OF butter in nine.pound
pals; also carload of choice apples. Regular
receipts of Elgin Creamery, fancy New York
and iiue western butter. Low prices and fair
dealing.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WATCHES at r. Harris & Co.'s, 1882 7th st.

BOYS CLOTHING. SEPARATE DEPART
MENT SECOND FLOOR. F1SEAIAN BROS, COR
NER SEVENTH AND u.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

The National SAFE Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuables of all descrip-
tiOns Tor sale keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
THE CUSTOMERS WE LIKE BEST
ARE THOSE WHO HAVE EXAMINED THE GOODS IN
OTHER STORES THEY BUY OF US WITHOUT THE
T EAST HESITATION.

The principle upon which conduct business that of
marking ON f PRICE in plain figures garment,
is steadily growing in favor with the public They be-
ginning realize that is the only JUST mode dealing,
and also that at OUR ONE PRICE they equal In
better value than at other Clothing Estab'
lshment in the District.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
The bohemian GIass-iiIowers

The Bohemian glass.blowers will remain
here another week, giving exhibitions at No.
439 Seventh street northwest, afterpoous and
evenings. They sstouisbed aud delighted
hundreds Of visitors by their wonderful art
last week.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Ihc LLnmnr nIsonssInn.

A large audience filled Tallmadge hall yes.
terday at 3 o'clock TO hear nye.minute
speeches on both sides of the lconse and liquor
question. Messrs @. W. Denuison, J. II.
Crossman, j. S. Brown and others made sug.
epstious TO Gurtail the evil but the adyoca cs
Of liconse did not defend the traffic. The
doctors were severely handled for giving
liquor as medicine. The subject was con,
tiuued for mex Sunday
National Republican., 1880-11-15
KomulILlhln .o!LLniLn DLamnnd Nlmn.

EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND e,
Is HEADQUAkIERs FOR BOYS CLOTHING.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

IHE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and,half street use only S, s. Whites orti1ral
teeth, Philadelphia. Prlcc, 81 per set. See advt
National Republican., 1880-11-15
standard Prints ut e1-a Gents Per y

Standard Prints ut g 1-2 Cents Per Yard.
A. King Chandler will offer this morning,
between g aud o'clock, fifty cases of standard
prints, new and best styles, at "a cents per
yard; and after that hour the same goods at 8
cents per yard.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

JuLIUs LAN8DUnou's a5o Ingram 8l5 IN
National Republican., 1880-11-15
The New Drab Coat

A beautiful dHb oyercoat for $40, worth sls
Rt Katzensteins, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WATCHES at r. Harris & Co.'s, 432 9TH st.

EIsENAE BROS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIERs
AND TAlLORS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Z,
HAVE PLACED 9200l0 WORTH ADDITIONAL
STOCK on THEIR COUNTERS. STYLES UhEX-
CELLED, PRICES MODERATE
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WATCHES at r. Harris & Co.'s, 4aa 7,h st

BOYS ULsTERs AND oVERCoATs. IMMENSE
AsSORTM ENT. EIsEMAN BROS, COR. 7rll & L,
National Republican., 1880-11-15

JUST FINISHED AND ON DISPLAY, 20 AD.
DIllONAL STYLES or uLsTERS. THESE
GOODS ARE SPECIALLY MADE AND STRICTLY
CONFlNED, ElsEMAN BROS, COR. 7lll 4 H.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
National rheatro-Ada cayendlsn.
Thrntro Conllque.

May Fisk's Engli,h Blonde Troupe, n
speciality, minstrel and burlcsquc combna-
tion, which has won popular applause aud Hat
toring notices wherever they have appeared,
will begin an engagement at the CUniquo this
evening. The programme offered is very at
tractiye. This troupe is acknowledged 10 be
tho best of the kind travelling,
National Republican., 1880-11-15

81 carat, perfect, only i3JO-canuot be dupli
Gated Tor 5000. Jacobs Bros, 1920 Fennsyl
yauiu avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Thermomatric Readings.

For the middle states, cloudy and threatening
weather, with occasional rain or snow; northerly
possibly backing to westerly winds, generally
lower barometer, stationary or higher temperature
National Republican., 1880-11-15
PRINTS % cents this morning at Chambers
WATcaEs AZ n. HarNs & Co.ls. be I'D 5

500 PAIR Of Kid Button Boots at 81 so at J..
Brooks, SOP Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

WATCHES at R. Harris x Co.'s, 4a? 7th st.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

Pair Lovely Diamond sleeve Buttons,
star settings, only $780, worth S45. Jacob:
Bros. 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Am UsEM HNTS.
rord's opera-Houso-"ioo wives"


Tho winter season of Fords opera-house
will bo inauguratod this evening by the rroduc.
tion of the new drama illustrative of Mormon
life, entitled 400 Wives" This play has ere.
ated decided sensation and has received the
highest Endorsement not only by the newspa-
pors, but even olergymen of nearly every de-
nomination have urged its being witnessed, as
1t teaches lesson which cannot fail to be OF
special benefit upon public morals. Aside
from the moral lesson which the play incul.
Gates 1t is said to possess decided dramatic
merit. 1t will be placed upon the stage in
the most attractive manner aud the incidental
music will be rendered by a specially selected
chorus.
National Theatro-Ada CaYendish.
Miss Ada Caveudish, who is so pleasantly
remembered here on account OF her excellent
acting last season, especially In the character
Of Lddy CdRcary and Beatrice will commence
an engagement ut the National theatre this
evening. appearing in new play, entitled
THE Soul of an Actress" The play is said
to be good one and has met with decided
favor wherever IL has been produced. Tho
company supporting Miss Cavondish is an cx-
collcnt one, embracing Mcssrs. George G..
Bonilacc, james Il. lIagan, Hugh Fuller,
Misses Sara Stevens, Laura Biscom aud others.
With Tho favorable impression Miss Cavon'
dish created last season we may predict that
her present engagement will bo most success
full
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Handsolne CIu.ter Dlamond Nme.

only S25; regular price $40. Jacobs Bros
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WArcurs At r. IIarris & CO.'S, 43a 7th 81

julius LANspuEGH's 81 Lowell Ingraips
3l5 7th
National Republican., 1880-11-15
WATCHES at R. Harris & Co.'s 432 7th st

The tcnaoity with which cold olingi to
the system frequently induces nervous
Cough that will remain after the Cold departs.
DR., Bulls Cough Syrup will cure all nervous
Coughs. Prico 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

julius LANsBURcns 81 Tapestry Brussels
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
JULIUS LANspuRon's aoc. Hemp, 8l5 7,h.

WATCHES at R. Harris & Co.'S, 48a 7.A ST.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

EIsEMAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOr OUR
IS PANTS a SPECIALITY
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

il Will Oc apparent to any onG who will cx-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving anu
polishing, large proportion OF tho precious
metal used, is needed only TO stiGcn and hold
the engraved portions in plncc, and supply tho
ccssary so'tdity and strength. The surplus
gold Is actnnl;y needless 80 far ns UTILITY and
beauty orc concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE of prc:
cious metal Is overcome, and tho SAME soIIDITy
AND STRENGTH produced at from one-third to
onc-hnlf OF tho usual cost OF solid cases. This
process is OF The most simple nature, as FOL
lows: plate OF nickel composition metal,
specially adapted TO tho purpose, has two plates
OF SOLID GOLD soldcrcd one on cach sido. The
three arc then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result IS n strip OF heavy plated
composition. from which tho cases, hacks, CEN
tres, bczzlcs, &C.. arc cut and shaped by suita-
bic dies and formers. The gold In these cases
is sufficiently thick Ia admit OF all kinds OF
chasing, engraving and cnamc1ing; tho en-
gravcd cases have DeeH.carried until worn per-
fcctly smooth by time and use without remOy-
Ing the gold.
THIS rs THE ONLY CASE MADE WITIITWo
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor Il Chandler and G. Muller.
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue and to sec war;
rant. mch 1i-+x1y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

!LET THERE BE LTGHT.n

Messrs. Editors: From the time
that the great work Of creation was
completed, up to the present time, tic
world has been blessed with the light
Of the sun, moon and stars. In latter
years we Of the Boro have had in ad-
dition to the above the street lamp.
Tho latter is regarded by some as q
great addition to the town and OH q
beautiful moonlight night contrasts
very pretty with the palo, mel
low light Of the moon; but Oh dark and
rainy nights (such as last Wednesday
was) it is very disagrceablc to be de-
privcd Of all light and compelled to go
it blind. Yet our street lamps seem
to follow the order of nature, and like
the moon have their dark periods, and
sad to say, that by somc preconcortcd
arrangement (with the moon) they arc
both dark at the same timc.. In plain
words, our lamp-ljghtcr is u regular
and systematic nfoon-shiner and on
dark nights he lies still, but is all ac-
tiyity whom the moon shines.
Should this meet tho eve Of any of
the revenue officials, I hope thoy will
give lis h little sensation by the arrest
ofa genuine "moonslincr" in the Boro.
The above is intended to apply to the
southern or moonshinc portion of the
town, where there is great complaint
Con dark nights) for want of