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National Republican., 1880-07-14
mo story Ola FrIondless Girl.

Detectives Coomes and Acton, who had boon
ON tho lookout for girl from Boston who
had run away from home and it was supposed
gone 10 Virginia, found her Monday night in
q dlsreputablc house on Ohio avenue, whore
she had been for two days. 1t is said that she
comes from a respectable family. She was
seventeen years Of ago yesterday. She
was taken to police headquarters despite
her protCsiations that she was not tho party
wanted. Her age and general appearance cor
respond exactly with tho description far.
nisled by the Boston authorities, aud she
will be held to await their orers. She states
that she arrived hore from Boston three days
ago aud was taken to the house in which shs
was found by hacklnan, TO whom she had
stated that she was ulorc aud friendltss,
National Republican., 1880-07-14
BENEDICrINE MALT WINE BEER. Finioy 4
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
A Chnnoo tor a speonIntlon.

There appears to be chance for some
ghastly competition over the remains inferred
for many years in the Holmcad cemetery. By
a recent act Of congress the IIomead cemetery
property was turned over to tho District com
missioners for school purposes and 50 900 was
appropriated to pay the expense of dislntcrrng q
and reinterring bodies. Now tho District com.
missioners have received a bid from the trns.
tees of suburban cemetery TO disntrr the
bodies ana reinter them in their cemetery for
81 apiece, providing that there are as many
as o hundred to be thus disposed Of
National Republican., 1880-07-14

Justice Cox yesterday granted Martha A.
simms divorce from bed and board from her
husband, Jared Simms. The parties were
married in Charles county, Nd, in tho month
Of May, 1853. and camo TO this city in
1865. She charged him with repeat ed
acts of cruelty and innicting serious Injuries
upon hor person with horseshoe and other
weapons that he failed to support her, and
was addicted to intemperance.
The same Judge granted Mary Ossinger di
vorce from Frederick Ossinger with permis
sion to resume her maiden name of Mary Glib
hard. This couple were married in this city
November 90, 1875, by Rev. l. Refor. They
lived together until june 1877, when he de-
serted her and their child, and has failed tC
support either OF them since that time.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

One Of the most enjoyable excursions Of the
season was that given by the Pennsylyanians
last evening, The steamer j. W. Thompson,
in command OF the genial Captain John Il.
Wood, carried ahou, 800 persons about forty
miles down the river without making land.
ing, rs Marshall Hall, where tho oxoursionists
had intended to stop, was occupied by another
party, The committee, composed Of Messrs.
Paul Hersh, George d, Soely and e. w. Oys-
ter, did everything in tholr power to make the
trip enjoyable. A good band of music was ia
attendance, which afforded those who desired
an opportunity 10 enjoy q dance. On reach.
ing the wharf three hearty cheers we're given
lOr Garfield aud Arthur.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

No inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Mrs. Sarah i. Rollins, who was drowned at
the Seventh-strcet wharf Monday night hav-
ing walked over tho side Of the wharf in tho
darkness after getting Off from the steamer w.
w. Corcoran. A number OF gentlemen who
were on the Wesley chapel excursion waited
upon District-Attorney Corkhill yesterday
and requested that tho alleged carelessness of
the wharf owners or the steamboat owners bo
investigated. Colonel Corkhill told them that
he would request the coroner TO direct the at
tention of the jury particularly TO this mat
ter at the inquest to-day. The District attor-
ney also announces his intention of investi-
eating the question OF the violation of internal
revenue laws by our local steamboats,, with a
view OF guarding against such accidents as
have recently become quite common in north
ern waters.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
prnsnnnlirn Rnmnr,l

Tho wellknown jewelry establishment ol
Samuel Lewis No 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
will shortly DO moved to a new store, No. 1915
Pennsylvania avenue. few doors nearer
Twelfth slrset. Meanwhile Mr.. Lewis an,
nounces that the splendid stock of jowelry,
sterling silver aud silyer.platGd ware will be of
fered at first cost forthrty days only. This store
is one of The oldest and best known in the
District and the goods sold are of the best
make. Such bargains rs are offered by tn,
reduction can seldom be found in any city.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

AS The train which arrives here from Balti-
moro at 4;2O p. m. on She Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad was bowling along between Ivy City
and the Boundary yesterday afternoon, col
ored man was seen lying Oh tho track, but not
in time to stop the train. The engine struck
the man, throwing him from the track, but by
some miracle did not seriously injuro him, al
though he was badly bruised and frightened.
The man, whose namo is John Wallace, was
intoxicated. He was brought to this city and
takon to tho Providence hospital in the police
ambulance.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
A Serious Runaway.

Last night about 10 o'clock, while Mr.
Thomas Sturgiss was driving on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Twenty sixth street, his no orse
ran away and collidod with carriage driven
by Mr.. Mallen. Both gentlemen were thrown
out. Mr.. Sturgiss was seriously injured about
tho head aud DIr. Mallen sustained slight in
jurles. DR.. Harry Newman was summoned
and attended tho injured men.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

The Philharmonic society will give q day
and moonlight excursion on the steamer w.
w. Corcoran on the 10Th inst. The excursion
has been projected by tho society in accord
ance with tue wishes Of its passive members
and friends, and will undoubtedly bo a
memorable occasion. The stopping place will
be Marshall Hall, and in the evening grand
concert will be givon in the pavilion. After
the concert the floor will be cleared for dane.
ing,
National Republican., 1880-07-14
A SERIOUS CUARoE
Made Against a Lawyer. and Answered on
IN C..ot-

spot
Yesterday while tho case of Catherine
Bailey, charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar, was on trial in tho criminal court, the de-
iendant went on the stand to give testimony
In her own behalf. While on oross.oxnmina-
tion, tho record Of the court 10 tho case whero
she was convicted of grand larceny Of money
from an old soldier named George Jones was
produced. She admitted being the party re-
iorrcd to, and when asked If she was not the
person convicted, she replied that she was, but
that she was sold out by her counsel (Mr. Tag
gatt). Tho statement was received with sur
prise, ANA Mr.. Taggart, who happened TO be In
tho chamber, by consent Of the respective
counsel engaged IN tho case, went to the stand
lilo took up the record and specified tho work
performed by him aud his associate. Ho had
defended Mrs. Bailey without fee and given
her case the closest attention. Further he
had prepared the briefs for the general torn
and paid for the same cut Of his own pocket.
His honor interrupted the gentleman and told
iin that 1t was entirely unnecessary for him
TO mako any explanatory statement, as his
character was we'll known aud everybody
about the court was fully cognizant OF the
hdelity he had given to tho cause in which he
was engaged. Mrs Lockwood, associated with
Mr.. harrington in the liquor case against
Mrs. Bailey, said that her client did not know
what she was talking about. She (Nrs. Lock.
wood knew that Mr.. Taggart had made overy
possible effort for Mrs. Bailey and the woman
knew IL herself. Mr.. Taggart closed by say.
ing That when Mrs Lockwood came into the
case he did not stop, but worked on with her
until pardon was s,uured for Mrs Bailey.
ALL are invited to attend tho grand concerts
given every evening at Driver & Schoheld's
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Nerve pnMer.

Few people suffer so much nervous txhNns
tion as newspaper editors. Tic woai and toai
of getting out good paper tell foarfully, anC
readers seldom know how much vital force I
single item may have cost the one who wrote ID
Editors have often been driven TO drink n
order to stimulate thoir exhausted faculties
but Of late are using Warmers Safe NcrynC
instead, This valuable preparation acts rs d
soothing power, quIeling the nerves aud pro-
ducing sleep with all the relrcshmcnt that II
brings,
National Republican., 1880-07-14

REGULAR fairy bower, sparkling fouu-
tsins, fragrant flowers and delightful music at
Driver & Schofeld's Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Nntlnn

DR., Won Moschziskers Office hours from
this day till further notice will be from 10
a IN. till 1880 p. m, only. OAloo, 6l9 Nintecnth
street northwest
National Republican., 1880-07-14

BARGAINS in all kinds of Shoes for summer
wear at j. Brooks Now Shoe Store, SOP Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

GENUINE pleasure and comfort, select music
and attentive walters at Driver & Schoneld's
Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

II Is not always perfectly safe to soothe tho
Baby with opium preparations, but you can
rely on DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup; it contains
nothing injurious.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

THE Rowland Dental Association 2l1 Four,
Nnd.half street, use only S, $. Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northerly winds, becoming vari-
able, stationary or lower temperature, higher ba-
rometer
National Republican., 1880-07-14
THE colorcd ball games are popular.
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has issued tho follow
ing marriage licenses: Isaac Williams ant
Annie Wcoms; j. j. Coclsrel of Prince win
lam county, Va, aud Orro l.. Deariug of Rap
pahannock county, Va Campsou Burrons ant
Emma 1'yleT John Thurston and Lizzie VIII
Jams, and James Brown and Fannie c. Hans
brough,
National Republican., 1880-07-14
NEW BOOKS
FOR
SUMMER RE

Public Life aud Services Of Thomas +. BayArd. 20
Diary and letters Of Frances Burney, Nine,
pArblay, 90
JRcksons Valley Campaign, ls6l-'G2 by AnAn,.. 20
New Race, by Mrs. A. j. Wistor...,.........o.. Is
LILO and Work OF Dr, AIullcnherg. 90
HepHhAb Guinness, by Mtchc..,, ,.....,....... %
CulGa's NOyels-Idll--h new edition ......,..... 90
Nlcols' Geological History %
The PhWaclans Of Homer by Merriam. ..........- so
Watering Places of Germany Austria, ec...-..,. 20
Life ana Writings Of II. y, 90
New England Bygoros, by H. III. Arr. . ...,.,, %
AIRS Austin, Hapers llai-IIour sorios.,......,. 25
second Thoughts vol. ,, Appletons New Handy
No ume Noycs..... ... a5
Tho Ponnant Family, Franklin Square Library. 10
Sketches and Studies Ia Southern Europe, vols. 90
9'ui'eS VI lINilB' W
FINE LOT OF STATIONERY always In stock
at Low PRICES.
w. II. & o. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND srATiOHERS,
170 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, y. w
National Republican., 1880-07-14

GooD BALL on the National grounds.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Mrs. Rollins, penth to be InYestignted.

julius LANsBURGH, tho only importer Of
China mating in the District.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

DURING IMPROVEMENTS ODD PANTS AT A
GREAT KEDuCIION. EISEMAN BROS, COR
SEVENTH AND f.
National Republican., 1880-07-14


Thrce-base hit-Tnlbott.
First base on crrors-Douglass 7: Umques o.
struck out-Douglass. s; Uniques. 10.
Balls oalled-On Browne. 90: on Roy 80.
strikes called-On Browne, 1S or Roy, Is.
Time Of gnme-Two hours and sixteen minutes
Umplre-Benj0mn Boyd.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
ARRIT4L or PAssBNGER 1RAINs,
La v ANntllIe mn q Gtraat

Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and q Street.
MORNING.. EVENING.
lSL Louis q CIn eI. 559 tBalto. ac.,,..,,.. 1.5)
fPhiia., nat 3 way. 900 Baltimore way (Sun-
Ihia & N. Y, ex $40 days ony)..-, .,.... 500
Chcagc & Pitiaburg Patio Rc,....... ....... 4:s0
ex 1850 NY, Phiin. Il BOscx. 500
Dalto. Il way stations . 90 Piedmont, Strnsbnrg,
Frederick &c. (M6t Winchester, Fredk,
hrAncll) .....,. SIS HnyeT6town, PIT. OF
iialio. d Annap, ex.. 81. Rocks and way sta
hurtnsburs and Ha- Cous ................,., 5:Os
aersiown &C. (Met, BALTIC. Rc............... 6;57
branch) .... ...,...... DIS tCheago, St Lous n
tiInto. 1880 Pittsburg express. 7l0
BAlo. tBalto. S:}5
tllalto.ys way stations 500
my. Phil. II Dosex. Wi0
tArriye daily. otliors Sundays excepted.
SB-For the time OF departure OF trains see adyer-
tisemente elsewhere
National Republican., 1880-07-14

WE OFFER GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
FAR BELOW REGULAR PRICES. EISEMAN
BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND t.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues TO receive yaluables of all descrip-
tlons for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Hotel Arrivals.

IA, 10 and 1S-cent mating at Julius Lans
burgh's.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

MosQUIro CANoPnss $l.75, at the Popular
Carpet House Of julius Lansburgh, l2l 7ih st.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Struck by an Engine.

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at the Popular Carpet
House Of Julius Ltnsbur0h, 42l Co.. q,
National Republican., 1880-07-14

ALL are invited to attend tho grand concerts
given every evening at Driver & Schofeld's
Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
(wIGlTE TRoNTJ
New Advertisements.

UNTIL COMPLETION or IMPROVEMENTS,
GOODS TO ORDER 20 PER CENT. LESS THAN
FORMER PRICES. ElSENAN BROS, COR sEY.
TNTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
The Philharmonio,s ExoursIon.

HoRsE.FLY NETS 75 cents, at tho Popular
Carpet House of Julius Lansburgh, 42l 7ih 81.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
500 Pair bracelets
Go sec the League contests,

gold and plated at wholesale cost to reduce
stock. Il. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Not Much for Husbnnds.

OUR sl.2j ALPACA COATS REDUCED TO 81
EIsESlAN BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND Z.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Thormomst strio Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL oEgIcER. U. $. A..
July 10, 1880.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads The sun. In the editions
of this newspaper Ill: oughout the year to com,
everybody will find:
1. All tie worlds news, so presented that the
reader will ret the greatest amount OF informa-
tion with TIE least Improbable expenditure OF
| time aud eyeSlght. THE SUN long ago d'scov-
cred the golden mean between redundant
fulness and unsatisfactory breyity.
ii. Much OF that sort of news which depends
less upon It's recognized importance than upon
its intcre-t To mankind. From morning to
morning The sun prints continued story oi
the lives OF real inrn aud women, and OF their
deeds, plans, loves, hates and troubles. This
story is more vaiIed and more interesting than
any romance that was ever devised.
III Coed writing ln every column, and
freshness, originality. accuracy, and decurum in
the treatment OF every su IeGt.
". Honest Oommcn The suns habit is to
sprak cut ieaTlcs>ly a'.nnt men and things.
V. Fquai candor in dealing with each polite
nj party, and equal readiness to commend what
is raiscworthy or TO rebuke what is blamable
in Democrat or Republican.
VI. Ab-O!utc Independence OF partisan or
ganizalions hut Unwayering loyalty to true
Democratic PRINCIPLES. 1HE sun believes that
the Govcrnu INT which the Constitution gives
us Is a good one 10 keep. Its notion OF duty Is
10 resist to its utmost power the efforts at men
IN The Republican party To set up another form
of government in place of that which exists.
The year 1881 and the year immediately follow
ing will probably decide this supremely i'm.
portanl contest The Sun believes that the
victory will be with the people against the
Rnes Tor monopoly, the Rings for plunder, and
the Rings or imperial power.
cur terms are follows
For the Daily Sun, ionr-pa@e sheet of TWEEN
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The price OF the WEEKLY Sun, eight pages.
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For Clubs Of ten sending 5000 we will send
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Address |. w. ENGLAND,
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lnc ~ Ct
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22

KEEP Our OF DEBT-Under socle-
tvs behest the young man must dress
as well as his fellows, give suppers as
others do, and smoke as good cigars as
his companions. To do this he must
borrow-perhaps forge. By this aw-
ful process hundreds Of thousands OF
men have been slaughtered for time
and eternity. People don't understand
the ethics Of debt. If 1 go in debt
knowing cannot pay for what buy,
| steal. A sneak thief is not so bad
as a man who contracts debts intend
ing not to pay them. Some people
move every May day to escape their
creditors If there are any such here
they ought to be in the penitentiary
instead of a church. What did debt
do for Lord Bacon, towering above the
intellect of his age! 1t made him
take bribes. What did debt do for Sir
Walter Scott? 1t forced him to write
until paralysis stayed bis hand. What
did debt do for Robert Burns 1t
sent him to the maddening cup. what
did debt do for Lord Byron and his
mother? That mother died in hit oil
rage on reading the upholsterer's bill
at Newstead. William Pitt, although
paid $50, 900 annually by the govern
ment of Great Britain, was crushed
under debt, and Parliament had to
vote $4,000 to pay his debts after
his death.
A LUMP of Coal For years no one
supposed that piece of soft coal, dug
from it's mine or bed in the earth,
possessed any other quality than being
combustible, or was valuable for any
purpose than as fuel 1t was next found
that it would afford gas which Is
also combustible.. A chemical analysis
proved it to be made Of hydrogen. In
process of time, mechanical aid cheml-
cal ingenuity devised mode of manu-
featuring this gas, and applying it to
the lighting of buildings. and cities on
q large scale. In doing this, other pro-
ducts of distillation were developed,
until, step by step. the following ln-
gradients or materials are extracted
from it:
l. An excellent oil to supply light
houses, equal to the best sperm oil, at
lower cost.
2. Benzole-a light sort of ETHEREAL
fluid, which evaporates easily, and,
combined with vapor Or moist air, is
used for the purpose of portable gas
lamps. SO called.
8. Naphtha-a heavy fluid, useful
to dissolve gutta-percha, india-rubber,
etc.
4. An oil excellent for lubricating
purposes. :,
5. Asphaltum, which is black, SOL
id substance, used in making varnisb-
es.
6. Parafine, white crystalline sub
stance, resembling white wax, which
can be made into beautiful wax candles
it melts at temperature of ITO de-
grees, and affords an excellent light.
All these substances are now made
from soft coal.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22
FOR SALE.

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thing about farming preferred. An honest man
with the above amount will do well 10 address
by letter. SMITH Johns, care S. VI. James,
80 Liberty street Pitt .burcb, Pa Iau27-ly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22
NEW DEPARTURE
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Sold b, druggists Price only rs cents for
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Pa D. H. MULLER, Bru isi, Sole Agent Tor
Butler, Pa. jan2S-!y
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22
STRAY Notice.

Game to the residence of sub p
scriber living in iearfield town ~
ST ip, Rnt.er county. Pa ON or AIkAS<ASA
about the LIST of oct last. one .lV-ss,~IIyy
yearDg steer, red with white Se'ss'~ 'r--e-<'S.r'
star IN the fsce. and white streak along its
back: no other marks. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pav charges
and take it away or it will be disposed OF accord
ing to law. (8dec4t) ABRAHAM FENNELL.
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IfntIcr Hide Market.

Beef Hides from s to 10 cents per
pound. If you want to get the high
est cash price in the county for your
Beef Hides, take them to VIM. Mar
dorf, West Cunningham street, Butler,
Pa. oc5-Sm
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-12-22
New York Tribune.

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