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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
WITHIN IFS JURISDICTION.

An investigation WAS recently carried on be-
fore the Commissioners Of Emigration IN regard to the
charges by Mrs. johanna Mn!er, pass niger on the
steamship Egypt, against John Taylor the engineer OF
the vessel She accused him Of nycging her into his
room, there pcrsuIding her 10 drink until she
vas ntox Gated and then committing assault upon her
Subsequently Mrs Muller had Taylor arrested IN suit
which she brought AGAINST him IN the Marine Court Tor
900 damages aud the action was tried yesterday be
lore Judge Hawes. A motion 10 dismiss on the ground
that the offence having been committed on the high
WA. not within the jurisdiction OF the court denied
The testimony viii be continued on Monday, l. 4.
Englehnrt for the plaintiffs Mr ConnOr Tor the do
fcudQut,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
FOREIGN NE us.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
MORE RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES EXPFILrD-PYAT a
FUGITIVE.
90

FUGITIVE.
PARIS. Friday, Nov. 5, 1880.
The DEGREES were enforced here to-day
against the Dominicans. Ffanciscans and other I'M
authorized religious communities. Passive resistance
was offered and protests made. Some OF the SYN
pathzers with the elected orders arrested for III
sultiug the police.
Several frcsA designations Of magistrates have reached
the Government in consequence of the continued en-
orrcmont of the religious DEGREES in the provinces NJ
Buffet and VI. de Peyre have afforded succor 10 the
Domincans expelled from their establishments IN this
city
Before the Tribunal o. Conf cts to-day, NJ Boswell,
Of counsel for the J'suits declared hat IN view OF the
expulsion of eleven religions congregations in Paris To-
DAY, hC considered all further pleading useless IN
country where The motto OF lie Government Is might
Is right"
LOND n. Friday, Nov. 8, 1880.
a dispatch Paris The Times The deci-
the TT buual Of Conflicts that the Minister OF
Justice Is qualified preside It's sittncs renders it
forcgOue conclusion that Tribunal VIII decide to re
brought BY Jesus to the Council OF state
Thoroughly Republican body. instead OF the Ordinary
cOurlS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
A STUDENTS SUICIDE.

FATAL DEPENDENCY on DAVID p. HALsgY. A
SENIOR n CORNELL UNIVKEsiTY.
ITHACA, \. Y, Nov. 5-On Wednesday last
body OF student was found outside Of town in an
isolated cornfeld by farm laborer who passing.
Tnc body was identified that Of DAVID T.. Haisey, al
Bidgchanpton. L. l., senior IN cornell University.
Mr. Hascy had Of late rather gloomy, aud several
Of his friends mad noticed that duuug the present term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
NDIcruEYrs IN san KR1YCISco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-The Grand Jury
flied It's report to-day. Tie indictments ordered are
withheld for tue present. but II leaks out That Sheriff
Desmond has been indicted for felony In permitting the
escape OF prisoners citation has also been issued
commanding Mayor Kalloch to show couse why
hc should not be punished for contempt in attacking the
Grand Jurv ia the prclude TO n sermon last Sunday
evening Tue report attacks number Of county officials
and institutions aud praises others II l. noticeable
mat fhe unfaYorable comments confined ~ the OIL
GERS elected By the workingmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
THE CITY AFTER ELECTION.

yRAcgs or HE STRUGGLE PAST DIsAPrEARISG-
INTERESTS OF BUSINESS No LONGER INTER
RUPIED.
The great city is fast becoming itself again after
the excitement OF the Presidential canvass. The
evidences OF that struggle are being removed 70
rapidly that in shore Time stranger Will find
nothing here TO indicate thal 10 has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The Consul of the
United states at Gothcuhurs informs thc Department II
state thar he is told by the managing director 81
the " S,ettncr Lloyd" hat the company cOltem7ates
having It's steamers call 81 Goihcnburgh regularly on
ther voyages and on hr return trps often
as cirCuDsf luccs may require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
CArnur--lscene Interlor of 4 nnhlic house

CAUGUT.-(S cene Interior of public house,
Landlo.o ras just been told to reP.ni,n classes taxes
gas of cUuuicr: WHAT'S thlsi" Fust CustOmaI I:
- Butcr." WHAT'S tmsl" Second ditto: stout"
VIVA = this }" Third ditto: Empty."-lIun
A MANY-TON(E)OUs PRECENTOR.- Young
Deacon: Now. c.ier. as our preCeniur n gettng SO
irai.. ! thnk had better have choir. You cannot
imagine the grand ana solemn effect OF hearing the
four parts sung together" Aud Elder Deacon, y"
never prcanc the klrk WI band! An gin 90 10 the
tune o. $50 year, surely WU can haze man rae the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
MINISTER LOWELL AT EDINBURGH.

I7JNHOlN, '1tItNI my wv % I7'I'7
James Russell Lowell, the American Minis
ter delivered the opening address Of the winter session
OF the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution last night
HIS subject was d" Shake peare."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
A DUEL EXPECTED.

SAN FRANClSCO, Nov. "a dispatch from
Victoria say there ru1rs ~ h0 tile meeting be
tween Mr. Bnns.cr " p. for Vancouver, and rle
members ol tine .Cctl Ministry, growing out OF late
uOLltical appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
DFCISIONS-NOV <

Suorrn, Court hdmbrs-By judge ponOhue.-
pcrre A. scoteld deued without K0mmel
IT, act 1homD,on defendant vii give security 10 pay any
IND ueut granted Otherwise denied Robinson POM
{ricr granted motion. ionmel Thompson.
II driendant viii give security 10 Judgment granted
.t,erwIso dous SHAW Field AID othoIs.-A do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
THE GAR DEFINES HIS POLICY.

LONDON, SAIUIUdY, NOV. ., ISSU.
The correspondent of The Standard at BrIls-
sels has II on uuquesuouaDle authority that the cor
has informed tne Powers that he l. ind posed 10 partc
nate IN any action IN the East the European
cert rs maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
TIE EXPELLED SOCIALISTS.

IIELIN, I1lIIY. nov. D, INsU.
The persons expelled from tie City of Ham
burg ami neighborhood III accordance with the
social tic law include Herr Hartman, member Of the
Reichstag for HaIuuurg. Her Auet Saxon Deputy,
and the whole staff o. the Il richtS letting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

AsTTINETON, " L
transacted by thc Supreme Court Of the United
States today
No G37 Ivanh0c Mining Company, plaintiffs In
agt the Keystone Consolidated Mining Company argument
c0uclI Ged bv Mr.. NanClief Tor plaintiffs 10 error.
so. 57-SOpnOn solomon 60 @ plaintiffs in error at. C.
A Arthur Collector etc; gmrnt begun by william Han
plaintiff continued By Assistant Attorney
for defendant and concluded by Ed
wards TirIIcpOut for plaintiffs 81
A IlDuIn.I uutll MONDAY a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
THE COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. 5-The Court of Appeals will
convene ou Monday, November ;. 1880 at ~ a. m.
The day calendar follows nos 552 353. 800, 52l,
3l1 3-S 35l 3I~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

DObier much better tins morning and went fairly
well On of the intense cold and fog LittlewOod
wore separator. Al 3 o'clock Dooier was going
stOutly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
NO CLEMEyCY FOR Won ARNIM.

LONDON, FrlUHy, NOV. D. INNU.
A Berlin dispatch to The Times says: Count
Harry Won Arniu's renewed petition based on hi h
medical certiacat" prcauous Of ms health
for suspension Of The sentence against him that be
mi .ht br tried for hcu tr.asor OF which De believes
could prove himself innocent, has been refused by the
higher legal authorities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

Count Won Arnim is the eX-Ambassador who
incurred Prince Bisnar,ks dlspcasure ana at ms
ln.tance prosecuted and sentenced iinrrisOr mcui
He lives ~ exile order that the sentence may not
take effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

THE CONTEST FOR HE ASHLEY BELT.
LONDON. Saturday. Nov. +, 1850.
The scores made in the walking match, in
miles and lars were yesterday at tho hours named
follows:
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Cnroyedn ADVERTISEMENTS.

..~----~---- ~~~~0~'~~-~~-)
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
- OF MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FlANOUNNG STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES And SAUCES
LIEBlG COHPANY'- EXIRACT
OF MEAT " IS success aud a boon Tor which nations
should feel gratrfuL'-~c Medical Press" Ian
Get British Medical Journal"
CAUTION Genuine onIy with the fac smHe OF Baron
IAcuIgs guatuIo IN blue INK across tne label
Consumption N England Increased teuiold Il
years"
LIEBiG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAE 10 Dc had Of all store keepers gr0cors, and
chemists. sole agents for ths Unte' states (whoo
talC only, {. DAVID & CO.. - NJ 4rA lane LOud n
Ip.aud.
sold wlo.esa. by Park & Tllford & VandcrbeoS
AcLcr Neral COuili, Mchcss1n & Robbins. H. * <
H. iiurDpr A ami NrS4rS. W II. Stlitf!efp "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

North Presbyterian Church, orncr II "thare and Ist
st-NOHNING SERVICE at 1880 PREACHING by t4t *
+. d. WILSON,. d. ID. EVENING >EHN lCG s:3t Prea.1
ing by the Pastor subject How st Christian Vie" mo
Subject of AnuscmCutSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

Nor,h Dutch Church Us F9.t3n-st AMI 58 Snn,.t.
cbarq. The Rev A. j. PARK MONDAY EVENING
l,rs ueetine and FRIDAY EVENING Pray m- une AZ
- D. m. Iu tAls church Fu tOn 81 DAILY NOourf4ler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

OId IONA street Methodist Hpi'copnl Church -
John St-~xty hith anniversary o. ats -luda'etlu' 10
Rev n. Vincent y. D. vii preach al '5 a. l ana tis
VI. freeman. b. D. $3.50 p 49, Reunion "i t-e o.i
members OF the sclO D. ana general service Tor sun io0'
workers nj IS y. IN seats Tree Al welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

,,S eWoNnNY "T'ninc O'clock broadway Tab acle
subject: Progress and outlook 0f the sunday C d
WoIk Adirs-rs ny tr1 Rev. JOHN IL IL. D. ID . d no
EevWII.IIAM NJ. TAYLOR ID. d. Dr. ia Ii "-u preside
The public invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

Neyy-YorlS Port -Ociety.-Psracmng IN the Mariners
Churl corner of ClhaIue and NaitoLss by We Fd''o'
the Rev T.. D. MURPHY, AT lOtj L m and at $50 D. =
Bible reading at 80 p. ID. DAILY morning ana evening
PRAYER
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Sow Yorl, sundly .-chool Associntion.- p

Glass TN, day. 3 o'clock. Miss JEN y N T. NE hiI'l-
tescher -uoeript.ndouts' TUESDAY. O'Clock Fu0a
street ChauCi thr Ecv. A. f. SCHAUFFLEk. cont1cto,
- Norm9 TiI RSDA $50 Ocl0ch Dr. RIOS bG~ thurlh
Chapcl the Rev DrNAIL c1rdGcor "teacheT ms even
inc oc,r West Thirty FOurth street Reformed hurcl
Mr. r T.. PIrCH q. conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
Relinious ISolites.

~ 25ti,q' penr mfdiso3-qve sTAYToS STREET
! sunday 20 II a. m. md 7;lj D M. All invited. a
Al Tiir;y-iourlh street Reformed Church, west Of sr
! 1ye me tev CARLpz II AR -, Pastor Preaching a.
SIM Eycnns subject: "Dont Believe It." The public iS
calvary Baptist shurca. 2..st. Der. 8,havs--
TIC icg. p 8. NACfRlHuN D., Pastor proiches susd,,
lg Monday evening. 100 General Pray-i meeting md,
evening 7i3J. strangers are cordially mvitod. ~
Canal street Presbyterisn tharch IN Green IT. near
1880 and .. m sabbath school NJ ?: ~ Icc,r.
Sc sci i,S'' '''' WIS ~ an
Central Young Men'. Christnu Association 5li1,f
IT, II. g,KKtNs Singing lrd by T. , 1la. ner ase az;
Inc Iiev. ~ 5E LYMAN IL RLbUT.
Church Of Oar saviour
57tis, coroer tt' ave m. Kew - rs r. PrrINt,,
J. D. pa,tor sq4iay NoIm9f At Dg,3,.-,n5a}p
Cbu-ch OF the Covens,rf, =, "a, tue.
G.rIcr ZIP ,.b ar gI in.f ~4,yice.. d. -
ana b 0 D. H. SUNDAY school II $3.50 a. 10 Le,tu.c weoe
~ ,. IN.
church Of me HoIy Trinny. a@u.aoa4ye. aat ts''t-
Tn Iicy. sTEPnLNL TY .IR. D. D.. i., or Holra
seryiae.. Topic far the Egcnias' The H,.s Leo-, Z
Election.
Church OF the Incarnation TAI sor.1ye. an 3i'ist
T6r XIV HRrIlt B"OoK7. Recon services AZ II
o'c.och a. M. anI 1870 .. 10.
Churrh Of ,he Mrssiah, nee 5'th1'' am r.r.gs
MouIng ~ lii -nhirci " PetrlacIDh@' L}e-ns 40.
q ma Fiio ilfi lII if' t'ii
Come and .ear Charles ". sawyer snlaE g. sd
Tom srIucr AZ C0oper Union. day ,'e lg singing :,
100. lei by l.. p thatcher
Disciples OF Christ.
9-tist, near E.OtlW 81
The Rev. JOSEPH BRADFORD tI-tNER, Pastor
Morning Theme: Duty # DE .epuI caI flriY' b. el1,
-Mon.hy -undlySch1o couce.t Aiuaouv. pr's-aaae
Dr Ne,ynan Will preach in Central Methodist -Dseo9
Church 4tl4ve ana IAN S. at l'i a. n 40 a. $50 ia
"a, continue his course the I've We Apostle
Jcct II James the * pie"
Eighiy-s xth--i. Methodist Episcopal Chnrch betvea
Lexington Fourth fhf rev Albeit d. VAIL.
ID. Pastor. Communion tomorrow at 1880 a. IN
Preaching by the Pastor AT $50 y m Scats hee al m4s
welcome.
Fir.t Bnpt.-f Church corner 3bthst ami Pars.lys.
The rev JOHN PnDDIE. d D.. Pas or Preaching 90 Il
a m and 7:ij %. Young people, pra IT IhrrNf Monday
ever ny general PRAYER mectu wednesday evening bOA
commencing aI 40. Stranger cordially invited.
First h eformcd Episcopal Oh rch. Madison ave an
55th-f Services II a. AMI 10 p m I1r h'cior. ne
Rev WM T. SABINE, will preach seats away e. Ia 10
FIVE Points House OF Industry. No l55 Worth S. wv.
f. EARN YARD ~uueTntendcntChilirens servo" o. song
on sunday al $50 O'Clock. Pubic invited Music with
church Donations 81 shoes ahh seeV1-doi
clothing earnestly desired
FORSYTH street VI. T.. Church. Dr. ]. DENNIS n.
OF the Kansas Conference, at 1880 and Dr. WALDEN
Cincinnati, at $50.
-an( fnurc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

tween par, and IeXln Rev ~ = SEW DPlsfor
service. November Z. rex, Malt W. So 40
no thought the morrow" &c. rliJc Z 40" DetD
meet an bear the II life" -uud yschoo az $50 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
Church Of Oar saviour

f-lAfh uvrr.ilHi -oHc.V-
57thst. corner ttlaye. IN Rev. - les y. PULLMAN
j. d. jpn tor. SUNDAY MormIg at Al tOlc-rl am.
worship Of Coz" Evening at rs Hepe and Hiasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06
NV Jcru4nIrm Church (~wCfe1b

Memorial fre-bNtcFiiu hhfch. Ha'.l'' ,. ~ 80.
ST.. Tie Rev. CHARLES $. ROBINSON, y. D. Paste r
woes TOMORROW 1T IL m. ana 40 80 p m SA01ah
school e $50 a. m. Good VII Mission al go p 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

Meetings every EVENING AMI every SUNDAY EVEN.
ISG m :. ,1 o'clock aud ever SUNDAY AFrERNpON al
80 lock Take rhrave. sen ears 70 Fran sns llafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

1bu-ch nj toyengrf 'ff.sJgfrrtrI. na-sasr-
corner 55fb.s' Tho rev. MARV VINCENT D. H.
I,a nor Viii mach ST DAY rlu InH Seflce. d ~
ana b 0 D. H. SUNDAY School Il $3.50 a. 10 Letuc Wo!ns
% 2. IA.
National Republican., 1880-05-22

On Thursday evening last Hon. j. G. Campbell,
delegate to congress from Arizona, was united in
marriage to Miss Murgaretc, only daughter of the
late Lucicr Maliczieux, at the residence of the
brides mother, 1lOs Sixth street northwest by the
Rev. Father Mccarthy, assisted by Rev. ]. B. A.
Brouillet, in the presence of large and distin
guished company. Among those present wero
Hons. William Springer Blackburn, Benjamin WI.
son. OConnor, Whitaker Cannon, of Utah. Insley,
ativcs. Judge Embry, George W. Cisscli,
DR.. Buckley, DR.. WadSworth, Captain A.
Pellicr Miss Hamilton, DR. A. j. Faust
and wife, and many others The bride was very
becomngly and richly dressed, and was the recipl.
ent of numerous welding presents one of them
n set OF iowelry from Paris costing So, 900 and q
cluster OF diamonds from the groom. After the re-
ception the happy couple departed for a trip to
New York, Niagara Falls, and will be gone some
several weeks. Speaker Randall and several men,
hers of the house, who unable to be present at
the ceremony, met them at the depot and offered
them their congratulations and q safe return.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
rHEsUxDAY-scBooL MASS MEETING
Arrangements for tho Gathering in the
Smithsonian Grounds.

Smithsonian Grounds.
Tho following are the arrangements as perfected
for the sunday-schoo mass meeting to be held in
the Smithsonian grounds at 3 o'clock this af(cr-
noon
The schools will form on Seventh street under
the shade Of the trees and will be assigned 10 their
divisionsby the mNrshas In charge OF the divisions
Schools are requested to be on the ground not later
than 90 o'clock in order that the cNercises may
begin promptly at o'clock.
Major Morgan, chief marshal, will wear rcd rib
bon badge and the assistant marSnulS blue ribbon.
IT the weather ndicutiOns are uuiuyOrable twelve
succC ssivc strokes on the rcnurm bells Will indi-
cate that the meeting will not be held.
SuDerinendcuis will see that their schools wear
the badges that have bocu provided, and on arriv-
ing on the grouudswl report 10 the marshal OF his
division for assignment No schools or indiyidunls
will be admitted TO the grounds, excepting those
schools which nave signiiicd their intention Of at
tending and who come wearing the name of tho
school on the BADGES which have been provided
for them, until afcr 3 o'clock.
The following are the four divisions in which
the schools have been divided and the schools that
compose each:
First dviston-Contral Presbyterian, Assembly
Presbyterian, Metropolitan Methodist. First Bap-
tst Metropolitan Baptist, First Presbyterian and
mission, and Israel Bethel; total, LOO. Marshal
Professor T.. 4. Fristoe
Second acknowledgements North Presby-
terau, Gurley mission, Fourth Baptist lIAmline
Methodist Bethany mission, E-srcct Baptist and
Salem BAPTIST total, l,2iS Marhal, MAJOR A. c.
Richards.
Third dlvision-Nineteenth. street Baptist West
street Presbyterian, GeOrgctown Kendall mission,
Bethlehem Baptist, Methodist Protestant, North
Baptist and Second Baptist total l2O0, Marshal
L. l.. Moore.
Fourth divislon--F Fifteenth. street Presbyterian
Metropolitan Presbyterian, Calvary Baptist, Memo
and Israel mission; totHl. 1225. Marshal L. D.
Alden.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
Parade and Review of the Fire department

u
Tho annual parade aud review of the District
fire department was held yesterday, and, as usual
the department made very credltablc appear
ance. The line was formed at No. ouginehouso
shortly after 10 o'clock. and marchGdn the follow
ing order: Detachment or police; full Marine
band; carriages with Fire Commissioners Bacon,
Reed and Collins; ChieEEngneer Cronin and As
sistant Chief Drew; next the six engine companies
and two truck companies of the department with
their apparatus. The line of march was down Sow
entecnth street TO the Avenue, down the Avenue
past the executive mansion TO the capitol At the
executive mansion the line was reviewed by Dis
trict Commissioner Twinng and other officials.
On the plaza east Of the capitol 1t was reviewed
by Senators Harris and Butler General HuntoD,
Representatives Neal and Aldrich and other mem.
beTs Of the District committees, the District COM
missioners and the fire commissioners The ap-
pcaranCe of the men, who Wore their summer uni
forms and of tho horses and apparatus received
the highest praises. Amer giving an exhibition
drill and raising one of the patent extension lad
ders the line was broken and the companies re-
turned 10 their houses
National Republican., 1880-05-22

The alarm Of fro turned in from box 2l3 about
7:lO o'clock last night was for fire which orlgi-
mated In Ahern0 i Thorntons stable, IN the rear
Of house No. l7l0 Tcuth street, Tho flames spread
rapidly, and soon cucompassed tho stable and
sheds Of Albert Mcintosh, 1908 Tenth street, aud
james Desper, l7l2 Tenth street. Extending still
further the flames Tapped tho Liberty school build
ing damaging the same to tho value Of about S75
M thornton also lost horse and cart In tho con =
migration. The damage amounted to S775 which
was fully covered by Insurance.. The lire was sup
posed 10 have been incendiary,
An alarm was turned In from box 82 about $3.50
O'clock by General Brown fora firc in house No
1914 seventeenth street, occuDled by Major Bell.
no insurance.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
SerYicna To-morrom.

E-street Baptist church. L street, between Sixth
and Seventh: Rev. A. +. Mason pastor, will preach
tomorrow. Services commence at IL o'clock a. m.
and 7:30 p
Reformed Episcopal Church of the Rodeemer,
Willard hall, Rev. Arthur Foster, rector Ser
vices at II a. IN. and 7.45 p. IN.
John Wesley Zion NJ E church, Connecticut
avenue between L and streets, Rev. NJ. II. Ross,
pOstor-PrcGching at 1850 q. M; subject, "Sancu-
hCation:" at p. M, subject, The TRANSPORTATION
of Christ" Sabbath school at 9 o'clock In the
morning. gospel prayer-moetng att p m. All are
welcome,
National Republican., 1880-05-22
An Intoresling Event.

one of the events most talked Of In business
circles is the grand opening Of SinSheimcr Bros
new boot and shoe establishment, No, soS seventh
street, which is announced 10 take place this even
ing or Monday. The MessrS, Sinsheimer have
filled thcir place with an enormous stock OF first
class goods, aud It viii be worth Oues while 70 look
in upon them just to the great variety of styles
The present opportunity should not be missed.
The prices are extraordinarily low
National Republican., 1880-05-22

This day at o'clock p. m, there viii he sold at
suburban property in the District IL belongs to
the estate Of tie late Ebon c. Ingersol is situated
ut the head Of Connecticut avenue. adjoining the
elegant residence OF Il. C. Dean, just where taxes
stop aud the benefits OF the county commence
II commands splendid view OF the city and Po-
tomac, and is covered with fine old OAKS, is high
healthy and picturesque, and Is, all things con
sidercd, the most desirable property in the market
National Republican., 1880-05-22

Attention is invited to the statement of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States in another column. The satisfactory results
of an investment in safe insurance concern, on
the tontine plan such the Equitable Is there
clearly demonstrated. Mr. b. II. Robertson, li2C
New York avenue, is the Washington manager.
National Republican., 1880-05-22

GESTIEMla; who want cheap business suits should
rec The stylish cut-nwuy sacks and university coats
NJ from tl2JO per suit up, brought cut this spring
by DCyln * Co., Of New York. Call at their branch
Office 1920 i street.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
CITY ITEMS.
Deserve "A Monument.

Tho Standard" Syracuse ~ Y, is the journal
from which the following extract Is cut THAT the
propretors of Warmers Safe Remedies are entitled
10 monument is unmisakably true. 1t is an indis-
putable fact that these parties must be and are
looked upon as Good SamaritanS."
National Republican., 1880-05-22
ysoN's 1co.cream, ten cents a plate.
IN US EN- EN1'S.

National Theatre-"Humpty Dumpty."
"Humpty Dumpty" matinee to-day. The closing
performance will be given tonight
Ford's observation-disclosures of Oak"
The matinee to-day and tho performance this
evening will afford tho last opportunities 10 see
Hearts of Oak"
Summer Theatre Comique.
A fine entertainment by tho Paris Folly company
at the Comique. Go and sec IT,
Arlington Theatre.
Madame saroni's female minstrels give q very
attractive entertainment al the Arlington.
National Republican., 1880-05-22
Thermomatrio Headings.
Indications.

For the middle Atlantic states, falling barometer
southerly, veerng to cooler westerly Winds in.
creasng cloudiness and numerous rains, followed
by rising barometer.
National Republican., 1880-05-22

WE HAVE REPLENIsHED OUR TAILORING
DEPARTNfANT WITH A NEW SELECTION OF
TROUSERINGS AND PANTALOONlNGS, COM
PRISING ALL NEW SHADES. EISEMAN BROS,
COR. SEVENTH AND i.