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National Republican., 1880-07-19

sisted by several Washington democrats and q
brass band from Poocsville. The speakers
wero Messrs II. X. Douglass Of Hagerstown,
G. z. Culver Of Washington, J. N. Sly Of Ale.
ghany county, Hon. Montgomery Blair and
Judge Bowie. Mr. Blair said that Tildens
declination was disappointment to him.
The funeral Of Ex-Governor John Allan
Campbell took place Saturday from his late
residence, No. 1912 Fifteenth street, Dr. Sun
dcrland officiating The attendance Of friends
was large. The pal.bearers were General A.
Med. McCook Of General Shermau's staff;
SIr. Sovellon A. Brown, chief clerk Of tho de-
partment of state; Colonel Garrick Mallory, U,
S. A.; Colonel II. @. Corbin, U. s. A.. w. Scott
Smith and General II. V. Doynton Of tho Gin
cinnati Gdseite.
"A meeting of tho National Republican
Garfield club in this city was held Friday
night for tho purpose Of taking into consid'
Grafton tho course to bo pursued in the organ.
ization OF republican clubs in the several
states of the union in which the club proposes
to operate. This club was organized for the
purpose of organizing secret political clubs,
which will serve In place Of the union league.
When in operation in 1868 1t helped TO roll M
majority for Grant that was creditable to
tue colorod voter.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Irish-Ame erioan Republican Club.

A large and patriotic gathering of Irish
American gentlemen attended the meeting ol
the Irish American Republican club-Mr. Il.
p. Rankin In the chair-on Saturday evening
last at Cosmopolitan hall. 1t was gratifying
to witness the lively interest manifested by
tho members in the coming presidential cam.
paign. Many Of them in very forcible remarks
pledged themselves to use every means in
their power to secure the election of tho ro.
publican nominees for president and vice
president After tho regular business Of the
club was disposed Of thirty-hve new membOr:
signed the roll of membership, after which
Mr.. John NJ. Keogh, tho chairman, Mr.. Ran
kin, Mr. Neville and others addressed the
members in solid stalwart speeches. 4 he bcs
of spirit prevailed and genuine republican
patriotism was the order of tho hour. There
will be another meeting of this club at Cos
mopolitan ball tomorrow evening, when the
club will be addressed by General O'Belrne
Mr.. Arthur and Major Plunkett, its delegates
to the Irish republican national convention
Just hold ut Indianapolis.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
VIntal At.piyuIa

National-John j. WILDER and daughter OF
New York, j. a. Scott and lady of Warrcnton,
Va, Hon. r. Ford of Maryland, Charles +.
Sharmaker OF Highland, Md, r. NJ. Morrison
of this city, w. f. schutzo of Cincinnati, II.
S. Todd of Salisbury, Nd, J. G.. Abell of Bos-
ton, John +. Grant and wife, w. ID. Grant and
wife and Mrs. NJ. T. Reed of Atlanta, Ga.
Imperial-James NJ. Perry of New York,
w. II. Fowler of Chicago, and Clinton De
Priest Of Richmond, Va.
Wllard's-W. E. McCoory Of New York, and
p DAILY Of this city.
Wormley's--D. G. Marsh of New Haven
Conn.
St. James-W. W. Walker of South Carolina
Charles Hoyt of New York, B. II. Briscoo oi
Detroit, Mich, 8. p. Berry of Chicago r. A.
Huxthal of CHICAGO, William Dickson of Nor.
folk, Va, and w. T.. Hoft of New Orleans
Metropolitan-C. A. Northrop of New York
w. II. Blackford of baltimore, w. G. Hum
phreys of South Carolina, r. Il. Bridger oil
North Carolina and S. Owens of Baltimore.
Airing Walker and wifo Of
New York.
Ebbitt--D. G. Corbn of New York, w. X
Marvin of New York, G. p. Andrews U. s. A..
w. H. Parmcnter of Toledo, Ohio, and II. w
MaTston of Baltimore.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
The DasliaWays.

The Dashaways held their regular meeting
at Tallmadge hall last night. The club was
called to order by the president at 8 o'clock.
Prayer was offered by Brother Walcott, after
which the choir discounod some very good
music under the leadership of Mr.. w. T. Nimo.
Tho meeting assumed somewhat tho character
OF an experience meeting at first, but rs the
evening wore on several spoke, and IN such
unmistakable tones of censure against tho So
called sacred concert then being held in q
neiRhborng beer garden that II left little
doubt in tho minds Of the listeners that the
advertising dodge was well and perfectly un-
derstood by tho people of Washington.
Nearly all tho speakers paid high and just
tribute to Mrs Julia Roberts for her under
taking and accomplishing successful poor
children's charity trip down tho river. Sue
cess has always attended the undertakings of
Mrs. Boberts, for the reason that she appeals
in pgrson to mans higher and better feelings,
ana IL is well known that all she does for the
Ioor is dono from a sense of duty and love
to do good
The meeting was addressed by the president
aud Messrs Rathbone, Seymour, Williams,
Hilton, Addison aud McCreary.
Mr.. George Parkhurst, one of Washington's
Stage artists, announced his intention of join.
ing tho Dashaways and promised recitation
on next Sunday night.
The meeting was ono OF the largest that has
been held during this summer. The Dash.
aways owe much of their success to the inde-
fatigable labors of their president, Bud Egglo.
stOn, who is not only always at his post, but
earnestly engaged in the work during tho
week.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Tho Colored Lengue.

The rosewood, silver.mounted bat which Is
to be presented to the club of the league win.
ming the most Of the series of tho thirty
games arrived Saturday. aud can be seen in
the window at O'Moam's, on Fifteenth and
+ street. 1t is u handsome prize, and the
club Fortunate enough to win it will have a
momento worthy Of skilllIl ball-playing. The
following is the scheduled games this week
Monday, Douglass VS.. Eagles; Tuesday, Man.
stones VS.. Douglass. The Hamilton (colored)
club of Baltimore will arrive here on Thurs
day, and play three games with tho Doug
lass on Thursday Manhattans on Friday and
Koystones on Saturday. The visitors are said
TO play great game, and expect to ws!!k
away with the homo o';i;SS7 Tneso games will
be played on the National grounds, cOmmcnc.
ing as 4:S0 p. M. The admission will bo IF
teen cents for men and boys ten cents head
National Republican., 1880-07-19
THE PooR EXCURSION.
The Concert at Abnsr's summer Garden n
Complete Success.

Inc COnoert at Abners summer 0arden
Complete Success.
The concert given at Abner's summer gar.
don last evening In aid of a fund for poor ex-
cursion was gratifying success, upward oi
600 tickets being sold at the door. As pro.
viously announced no Intoxicating liquors
were sold, the refreshments for tho evening
being lemonade, cider, mineral waters, ice
cream and cake, iced tea and Coffee sand.
witches aud hot sausage The orchestra was
augmented by several members OF the marine
band, and, as will bo seen by tho following pro-
gramme, the selections were Of high Ordor
of morit:
Grand coronation march, prophet" (Mey-
orbeer) overture, "Stradella" (Flotow); sclec-
tion, Carmen" (Pizet1; song, "rwo Souls, One
Thought" (Bauor); grand overture, William
Tell" (Rossini); song, Sweet Bye-andBye'
(Webster), arranged by Petrola; potpourri,
lies Huguenots" (Moyerbeer); hntaisc, pic
lures Of Dream" (Lumby), solofor either,
by J. ii. Boltc; grand Turkish patrol
(Michaelis); Secret Love-" Gavctto QRosch) J;
song, when the Swallows Homoward Fly
(Abt) selection, "Fatinitza" (Suppc).
Tho audience was composed of leading citi-
zens. of Washington, who, together with their
families, seemed to enjoy their novel sur
roundngs and excellent music.
There were no ceremonies of any kind at
the opening Of tho concert, but about o'clock
there was steady stream Of people pouring
into the garden. Tho projectors OF tho excur'
sion seemed we'll pleased at tho result Of thoii
charitable labors, and have perfected arrange
monts for an excursion OH the steamer Mary
Washington noxt Thursday. The party will
steam down the river about fifty miles aud
return TO Mount Vernon Springs, where the
remainder of tho day will be spent. An
abundance of catables has been provided, and
IL is intended that this excursion shall only
be the forerunnor of series of poor excur
sions in which those desiring the privilege
shall DO afforded pleasant day beyond the
heated city.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
THE colored clubs play good ball.
Fatal Results by tho capsIulng of n sa

Fatal Results by tho Cnpsizing OF n sailbont
Last Friday afternoon Mr.. John c. Kohler
an employe OF the war department., in com.
pany with his four sons started down the river
in salboat for u few days fishing. 1t was
very calm until near Fort Washington,
whom squall suddenly arose, and despite Tho
efforts of Mr.. kohler the boat upset and tho
entire party were thrown into the water. Mr.
Kohler seized one of tho boys and held him
up, at the same time trying to reach the young
est of the party, who was under the boat. Ho
was unable 10 get to him in time, however,
aud tho little fellow sanl, aud was not seon
again. Two Of the other boys saved them
selves By cinging to tho boat, aud to.
gether with their father and the other boy
were picked up by Mr.. Morris Petor's yacht
Falcon and takon ashore, whero they wero
cared for by farmer named Camp, living in
tho vicinity. All efforts to find tho missing
boy were unayailng until yesterday afternoon,
when tho body was found near where the boat
was upset 1t will DO brought to the city TO.
day for intcrmont.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
MRS. RoBERry EXCURSION
The roor Folks Trip Down the River

The Poor Folks Trip Down the River.
Saturday will long be remembered as a
happy day by three or four hundred poor
women and children who enjoyed tho benefits
OF Mrs Roberts excursion to the poor' The
Mary Washington was tho boat employed 70
carry the party to Marshall Hall. Tho boat
left at $3.50 o'clock. The scenes on board were
very animated, aud tho poor folks aboard
woro so demonstrative in their pleasure
that the projectors OF the excursion
folt amply repaid for their trouble
Upon arriving at Marshall Hall long tables
were loaded down with good, wholesome
food. The way that the sandwiches lemon.
ado and othcr refreshments disappeared
showed that few of tho excursionist were
troubled with poor appotites. 1t is stated that
there wore o number of "repeaters" among the
urchns, who visited the tables several times
In succession, and imposed upon the good la
dios by assuming hungry air. The after
noon was spent In pcnicking aud rompinp
about tho grounds. Before returning TO the
city several barrels of bread which had moi
been touched were distributed among the ex'
cursionists. The boat returned TO the city
about o'clock
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Another Successful yyashing,onian.

Tho many friends of Miss Mattio Lawrence,
late leading soprano in St. Lukc's p. L. church,
will be delighted to hear of the success at
tending her debut with the famous Fisk Uni
vcrsity Jubilee Singers. At concerts given by
tho troupe in Springfield and Bloomington,
ILL.,, Miss Lawrence was greeted with repeated
rounds OF applause. The press, without OK.
ception, are lavish in their praise Of her mar
velous voice, splendid execution and graceful
style and manner when singing. Tho follow
ing criticism will perhaps moro accurately
convey how bad" she has captivated the
"Hoosiers": "In closing her melodies, as the
wild, weird tones swectly blended and gradu-
ally died away, they reminded tho listener of
tho sad, soft melody of the lEolian harp, OF
which Campbell so beautifully speaks as being
swept by yiewloss hands, and whose notes are as
the music of the SOUL" The troupe whilo at
Springfield visited tho Lincoln monument and
in the presence Of u large audience sang the
Battle Hymn of the Republic after which
they were, by the Rev, w. b. Alleck, presented
with model, as he termed it, fthe hand of the
immortal Lincoln, "the hand that wrote the
proclamation OF emancipation, the hand that
made You men,"
National Republican., 1880-07-19
How Claimants Can Obtain Information.

The attorney general has furnished the Dis
trict commissioners with an opinion in refer
ence to applications from claimants against
the District in the court Of claims for infor.
nation from the records Of the District. lie
calls the attention of the commissioners to
section 1916 OF tho revised statutes, which
gives the court power to call on the depart.
ments for information or papers, aud also gives
the head of a department the right TO refuse
such information when, in his judgment, It
would bc injurious to the public interest
Assuming that by analogy this provision Is
applicable to suits brought under the act Of
June l6, 1880, it would seem that the author
ity to determine whether, on such u call by
the court, compliance would be injurious TO
tho interests Of the District must rest with
tho commissioners. The provision mentioned
relates to Information called for by tho court,
and the order OF the commissioners refers to
applications by claimants; however, tho call
of the court is uniformly issued upon the
claimants request, so that it is substantially
tho claimants call. Ike attorney general
thinks that whcro it is not desirable to part
with original records tho court will be salts
fed if duly certified copies OF matters Of rec.
ord are returned.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A LiyelY Mhirlwind.

A whirlwind, which appeared to have it,
origin somewhere noar Capitol HILL swept
through the city yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, following the line of the old canal, and
finally disappearing in the neighborhooG of the
old Van Ness mansion. Tho whiring tempest
gathered mp dust in its track until 1t roscm-
bled u lofty pillar of dust. Little damage ap.
pears to have been done. Some lumber was
blown from the piles of Jackson's umber-yard
and the cupola Of Bcrrctts stable, near by
was also damaged. A fonce in front of Mr..
Yebmeyer's house was blown down, aud q tree
at the corner of Fifteenth street and Ohio
avenue was uprooted.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
JULIUS LANsDURGH, tho only importer OF
China mating in tho District.
Amer steamboar Mon.

As result Of the recent inspection of the
Potomac steamboats, it Is announced that war
rants will be issued next week against four oil
tho captains oC such boats for failing to comply
with tho provisions OF tho steamboat law, IN
that they do not keen watchman on oacl
deck of their boats while in motion; that they
do not have hvo oars for each of their boats
that they have not u sufficient number OF lii,
boats; that they keep no look out, and that il
the case of two of thom they are running
without the proper license Onc man, IL Il
said, brings these charges, but he is backed b.
q party Of four or five.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
SEE the Eagles down tho Douglass.
Death of an Old Police omoor.

Wallace w. Grant, an old and well-known
police officer, died yesterday afternoon at bis
home, No. 416 street. Mr. Grant, who was
hfty.one years Of age, was ono OF the first mon
appointed on tho Metropolitan police force
IIo received his appointment on the 11th OF
September, 1861, the date Of the organization
of the force, but being then engaged in raising
company of soldiers in Baltimore did mol
take the oath of Office for several days. Ho
served faithfully until few years ago, when
by reason of exposure, his health broke
down. Ho and number of other in
valid officers were dropped from the rolls
Subsequently he was appointed station
keeper, but during tho last fow months had
been unable to attend to the duties of his Office
Officer Grant was in charge of the seventh
precinct station in the early days of tho force,
when tho station-house was in the basement
of the City hall He was prOminet member
of the order Of Knights of Pythlas, being con-
nected with Union lodge No. 3D. lie was for
merly q member of Union lodge No. /, l. o. NJ
During the early part Of yesterday hc ap
peared very cheerful and strong. About half
past o'clock he was seized with hemor
rhago and dlod within few minutes.
National Republican., 1880-07-19

Tho deputy grand master of the Grand
United Order Of Old,Fellows, P. NJ. V. p.
William NJ. #. Forester, assisted by Grand Di.
rector d. Warner organized Washington Pa.
as officers ofthe Patriarchie, NJ V. p, Truman
Ross; V. r., G. II, Shorter; w. n, James u.
Morgan; z, s., William II, johnson; p X, q.
r. Murray; r. V. r., David Warner; w. p r.,
William II. Grimshnw; W. p. r., A. n. Brown
aud p. s., Walter Dayton. The Putriarchie h
tho highest branch of the order, and Is known
as tho military brarch, having rapidly I'M
creased within tho last few years, twenty-five
charters having been granted. Grand propar.
ations arc being mado for the A. NJ. @. of the
order which meets in Richmond, Va, tie
first Tuesday in October next.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Ihe Mary Trout Outrage Case.

Nothing has yot been heard from Boston to
establish the identity Of tho girl who was the
victim of the recent brutal outrage in the
Smithsonian grounds, The police are, how
over satisfied that she is Mary Trout, tho or.
phan girl who ran away nom her homo at
Brandy station, Va. She Is Mt present at the
Columbia hospital for women. Hardy, Bush
and Rocca, tho three men arrested Friday by
officers OF tho Nth precinct for completely in
the outrage, woro committed for q hearing by
Judge Smell Saturday. Tho police are col.
lecting evidence against them aud already
hayb found enough to make out a strong case,
IESEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. FIuioy G
KOsh, agents, l20G Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
THE Douglass and Eagles play to day.
Nerve pnwor.

Few people suffer so much nervous exhaus-
tion as newspaper editors. The weal and tear
OF getting out good paper tell GcarGuly, and
readers seldom know how much vital force q
single item may have cost the ono who wrote it.
Editors have often been driven to drink in
order 10 stimulate their exhausted faculties
but Of late are using Warmers Safe Nervinc
instead This valuable preparation acts MS q
soothing power, quieting the nerves and pro.
ducng sleep with all tho rclreshment that il
brings.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A stono battle In south Washington.

About o'clock last night difficulty oc-
Cured among number Of young men who
make it II practice TO congrogate at the corner
OF Third street and Virginia avenue south
west, Stouos were thrown and tho crowd be-
came very disordGrly and dangerous to passers.
by. Officers Burns aud Barnes attempted to
make some arrests, when Officer Barnes was
struck in the face with stone. The officers
succeeded in Nwestng William Coaklcy aud
Jerry Downey. Thoy win have Il hearing in
the police court this morning.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
GOSHEN BUTTER.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
(WIIlTE FROST)
low AdYortisenents

Now Advertisements.
Wanted to buy, n house.
Wanted, furnished rooms,
Ohio Republican association.
Norfolk and New York steamers.
Louisiana Lottery company's drawings.
Annual excursion of the Carroll institute.
Abner's new music hall and summer garden.
Potomac Insurance company-clection OF
directors.
For Potomac river lNndings-steamer John
W. Thompson.
Moonlight excursion Of the Y. NJ c. A., on
the steamer Arrowsmith.
National Republican., 1880-07-19

Tho clerk Of the court has issued tho follow
Ing marriage licenses Porciyal Y, Dlmall OF
Bludonsburg, Nd, and Mary a, H. Simonds Of
this city Samuel Queen aud Ann Queen; John
H. Besdin of Wuusuton, Va, and Ella Il. Nor
ton ol this city, Charles l. Garfield aud Eu.
nice A. Prontss
National Republican., 1880-07-19

Try the Imperial hotel and DO good friends
with yourself after you have taken q break
fast or dinner at that famous hotel. Only
$50 per month. Breakfast, to II; dinner, 2
n g. Inn nmN Iinnn
National Republican., 1880-07-19

NOTHING Supplying or dangerous, no Nor
phia, no Opium enters into the composition of
that famed remedy, DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price twenty-five cents.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
GU. o. of OF.

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at the Popular Carpet
House of Julius Lansburgh, 421 Seventh st.
National Republican., 1880-07-19

GENUINE pleasure and fort select music
and attentive walters at Driver & Schofeld's
Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-19

Tho National safe-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues 10 receive valuables Of all descrip-
tions for safe keeping at very low rates
National Republican., 1880-07-19
nInrl.Innn Linansea.

HoRsE.TLY NETS rs cents, Mt tho Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lapsbmgh l2l 7ih st.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
SECOND week of the colorod League games

A REGULAR fairy bower, sparkling foun.
tains fragrant flowers and delightful music at
Driver & Schofeld's Summer Garden.
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bring shnnr ind r.prnnrh upon him
who ~rnl them. The mnn who will
not shield And protect Ills offspring
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llaNsun 1uts
III The ttrsui, raats q, Howard county,
S,tte IL laNa.
liy Virtue 1t Il special execution issnsa
Tram the ulliee II the tis.k VI the 1irei,s'
rnur IT Howard vaan,,, slste !. lsMa,
II Favor oI ". J. flsmmiag an, x,lns,
Am L,aea md Martin is,isn
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an, Company, lelils In" f,sprr,N W .hr
h,l,lsuf third rersans, II AMI ,sar'
n,,uts which arv III, .pn ~ law TRUTH
execution III TIT said .Ann l.,,lrn int
Martin l.,len, n.,kr ~ uansa II hr mnin
ihc sum Il tNs Lsnlrsl thirN,nlue nul'
lars aud tMnnipsssks III tents tn \; alAl
kMiy.luur .latlare anl lpr,N.sAN rsn,s
Auurne, Tees, less SIN, ra,d, with inter.
o.. aud ca,ls, hay. levied upon the I'll
lowing described rial estate. living AMI
hcins situated In ,he soanty ui Howard
aud State III luNa, namely
la, sly lul l,laek Twenty =;
Cresco, Howard County, tawn,
And hereby .iss public nulicc tia, |
shalt nilrr TOR satv Al public cutlery, ~ the
uuurt llnusr luar In t'rrsra. county vi
Howard aud State Ut lava, IN
Saturday. Arril 9th l>>h,
between ,he hours IL 'rlerk II ~ anl
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Msncc ~ the honr Ut L clock 4. m. ~
.ai,l Day aud will .rll IL lhp highest ansl
hes, hi,lder therefor lii ensh. the nlnN. IL.
scrilca property. or snllieien, ihrred t.
satisfy ihe above .lcbt, with ln,cWA ani
cost,
nMcd this With day af March isss0,
j. i. LOWRY,
sheriff ii Howard ~, Iowa
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