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National Republican., 1880-10-05

Willard's-Mrs. /. NJ. Darlington Of rOswego.
N. Y, DR.. o. W. Shcfliug aud wifc Of Bridge.
port, Conn, Sam VI. Hcgemun Of PHILADELPHIA.
j. S. Douglass Of Louisiana, c. B. Kerr of
Dduvile, Va, Mrs. NJ. f. Maury of Charlottes.
willie, Va, and Alr. and Mrs. j. Robert Maury
OF Philadelphia.
st, Jamcs-ChaTlcs Benedict Of Jackson.
willie, Fla, +. A. Fuuke of New York, p
Stoyal OF Virginia, J. c. Hays Of Pennsyl.
vania, }. p. Myers of Baltimore Nd, William
Miller and wife of Cincinnati Ohio, w, w.
Colqultt Of Georgia. G. W Hey of New York
+. W. Wickham Of Worcester, Mass, +. Stevens
aud wife OF Philadelphia, Robert 4. Kerr and
f. Z, Barrett Of New York, C.. j. Calvert of
PhiiadeIphi Mrs. +. Miller aud sister of Gin.
ciunaii, Ohio. q. +. Cline aud wife of Chicago.
Ill.,, y. 5, Frazier Of Illinois, George Bell and
l.. l.. Freeman Of Baltimore, Md.
Impcrial-Georgc Ives Of Richmond, John
Mcdonald Of virginia City, w. c. Vupsaut Of
Columbus, Ohio Miss ~ l.. Sherman of Vir.
gnia, and G. n. Reynolds and wife Of Stuart,
Iowa
Ehbitt-Churles Ripley aud wife of Boston.
and K. Il. Halter and wife, L. s. coust survey.
Rjggs-JOhn c. White, secretary U. S. lega.
tiou, Brazil, Hon. Samuel f. Miller U. s. su.
preme court, A. b. Pittmau aud wife und fam.
lily Of Mississippi, II. ). Hcdrkopcr Of Phila-
dephla, Ms i, Amiss aud Miss K. Amiss of
Louisiana, and II. y. Walker Of Detroit, Mich.
Nationally. Lambert Of New York, Her.
man Schwarz Of Jersey City, A. c. Gordon of
Auburn, y. T., J. Mccormick Of Phiadclphia,
j, Q, Merriam aud wife Of Windsor, Euc.. j
i. McCrca Of Cleveland, Ohio, Il. Nauch!ef Of
san Francisco, Cad, p. w, Grantau daughter
o! Scotland, NJ. Lees Of England, p. A. Oils of
Chicago, T. Kundssm Of Harrisburg, Pa, aud
i. NJ, A. BlCdsOe OF StUuuton, Va.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
B1DLY BEATEN AGAIN.
The cleveIapds Give the Nationals Another
DrnbhInp


Tho ill-luck ofthe National club seems deter.
mined to hold firm the season out. 1t opened
with the spring and has stuck with them per.
sistcntly ever since. Despite the efforts of the
physician Morrissey was not ft to play yes.
terday, aud Snyder was disabled on Saturday.
He then received u bad finger, and IL will re-
quire careful nursing to secure speedy cure
Laying of these two valuable members Of the
niue required two substitutes, and Smiley
and Kenney were put into the team.
lie former bad one chance and ac.
cepted 1t, and the latter had nothing to do.
Mcclellan played third base, aud excepting
one overthrow did some excellent fielding.
Derby filled the pitchers position and Baker
was behind the bat where lie did AS fine
catching as could be done. From the way the
visitors took TO Derby it looked very much as
II they could hit his pitching more easily than
that Of Lynch. Still many of their hits came
in after chances for put.out were offered aud
not accepted. Gcrhafdts second.baso play was
up to his usual standard of excellence On
the part of the Clevclands Quo change was oh.
servable. Mccormick who hurt himself in
the saturday game, laid Of, and Gillgan
took his place, going to lcft.held and IIankiu-
sou pitching. When IL was remembered that
the latter pitched for tine Chcagos here last
year and was pretty severely pounded, those
who saw him assume his place in the alley
thought the home boys had soft thing, but
luty ulu NOT, ana ere tue gNlnc closed 10 was
found that the young man was too much for
them. Only two men, Derby aud Powell,
managed to work in hits, and the remainder
of the nine failed to see first base, except when
Hankiuson was kind enough to send them
there on called balls. which hc did four times
lt was about as weak an exhibition
of batting as the Nationals have ever
shown. Then they lost what might have
been Two runs by foolishness. Mcclellan started
from second on Derby's hit and tried to come
home for want Of proper coaching, when there
was little show Of it, and of course he did
not succeed. Powell, in another innings, got
out very foolishly at third after being warned
to hold his base. McGeary had the ball
sccreted beneath his arm and put it on the
runner, catching him mapping
Tho Clevcauds played with lifo and spirit,
as IL they meant to win. There were not
many long hits made, but quite a number for
a single base. Iu fielding they did not do as
well as the Nationals, but their errors were
less costly and further apart The nine opcr.
ates like cloc'S-woik and shows tho result of
long practice. The crowd was not as large as
attended the previous game, which may be
accounted for by the threatening weather that
turned into rain on the seventh iunngs and
closed the game on the sixth, with score of
six to one.
Appended is the score;
National Republican., 1880-10-05

Mary Jane Pascoe Of Alexandria county,
Va, yesterday applied to the authorities al
Alexandria to know how she could rid her.
self of hcr husband, who, according TO her
statement, is guilty of biGamy. Her story /,
to the effect that she married Edwin Ferly
in 1878, and that after living with her for d
month he came to Washington, saying he was
going to Norfolk, telling her to sell out and
90 with him. But she sub equcntly found ont
that lie was living with another woman hy the
name Of Elizabeth Taylor in South Washing.
ton, he going under the uamo of Dozier.
Ferhy, it is stated, married tho woman TAYLOR
on September 2, 1850, under the name Of
DozIer. Ms. Ferby No. threatens to insti-
lute criminal proceedings against him. All of
the parties are colorod.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
INNINGS.
l . 9 4 s 6
Npvplaulg


CIeycIands' ds'''...'.......',..... 0 o.
N'llIHtIs'' '''.'''..''............ U o o o. !
Earned runs-Clevelands, .; Nationals l. Three.
base hits-Dunlop. /; Derby !. First base on cr-
rors-Clevelands, /: Nationals, /. Base on called
balls-McClcllan, ]; Gcrhardt, ]; Derby, !; Kenny
!: struck out-Dunlap, :; HotGliug /; GlOscock !:
Hankinson, 2; Gerh0rit. J. Powell. ]: Smiley, Q
Ground ball mIsscd-lowell l. Thrown ball
miSscd-Ihillips, |. Balls CNlls-On Ilankinson
luf on Derby 49, Strikes callcd-Of Hankinson
y; of Derby, lS. Passed balls-Kcnncdy l. Time
Of gome-Oue hour and FIVE minutes. Umpire
Kip.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock tho third game
here between these two clubs will take nlace
and the Nationals intend to place their full
nine in tue field. The injured men believe
that they have sufficiently recovered to DO
discharged from hospital, aud will take
their places in the team. Their presence will
give encouragement to the others, aud II is
believed that the club will do themselves
Justice and show the public that they hav.
not forgotten how to play ball, aud a good
game at that
National Republican., 1880-10-05
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. 4, $780,
Edmond Baker, al old and respected colored
man, died suddenly this morning.
Tho Virginia Midland railroad transported
Saturday night 109 car loads of stock, eighty.
eight of which passed through here for Bati.
more.
The alarm of fire this morning was caused
by tho burning of q stable ON Henry street.
The flames were extinguished, however, by
the ncighbors with but slight damage before the
fire department arrived.
A colorcd woman. aged upward of sixty
years, wife Of Isaac johnson, fell into tho fire
at her house, on the farm of Major George
johnson, across Hunting creek. Oh Saturday,
aud was SO seriously burned that size died this
morning.
Old Dominion Commamdery, Knights Tenn
plaI have received an invitation to attend the
l50th anniversary Of the founding of the city
af Baltimore. The commandery will meet To-.
morrow night for the purpose of taking action
on the invitation.
The remains of Mrs. b. w. Hunter were
brought to this city to-day on a special train
Upon arriving the body was taken at once TO
st. Psul's cemetery for interment, where the
last ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Norton.
Alr. Charles Thompson of Charlottesville, q
clerk in the office of the general freight agent
of the Virginia Midland railroad in this city.
died carly yesterday morning. in the twenty.
third year Of his age at the residence of Mrs.
J. NJ. Broadus, on Alfred street. The remains
were forwarded to Charlottesville yesterday
morning, where they were inferred yesterday
afternoon.
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National Republican., 1880-10-05
OUR MUSICAL F0LRR
The Philharmonic's Programme for the
Season.


Season.
The first meeting of the season OF the Phil
harmonic society of Washington took place at
the Congregational church last night, aud do.
spite the unpleasant character of the weather a
large attendance was present Mr.. ID. w. Mid
dleton presided, with Mr.. Reicheubach, secre.
tary, Professor Gloetzner. director, and Pro.
lessor w. Waldecker, pianist. Tho cantata Of
lhe Crusaders" was put upon rehearsal. The
society has already determined its programme
tor the season, "A programme pronounced to be
OF unusual excellence.
At its first concert, to be given shortly af-
ter tho holidays, tho oratorio of ''St. Eliza
beth,' by List. will be rendered. and also
the cantata of The Crusaders" The leading
oil both the oratorio and tile cantata will be
taken by distinguished musicians from
abroad st Elizabeth" will be ready for
rehearsal about the 1st of November, and
meantime tho society will perfect its mem.
bors in the rehearsal Of The Cru.
saders" 1t is both pertinent and interesting
to state that the oratorio OF st. Elizabeth"
has never been rendered either in this coun.
try or in England. aud only few times In
Germany. 1t was fist produced AZ Weimar,
then at Pezth, next at Hanover under tho
immediate direction of List, its composer,
aud again at Freiburg, in Baden. The society
has had the poetry translated into English,
and IL is now ready for the printer.
The second concert of the society will be
given, probably, in March, when the oratorio
of Sampson" will be produced. Tho society
has been largely augmented by the addition
OF q number Of young voices, both male aud
female, which will lend considerable strength
to its work and greatly add to its efficiency.
1t comm ences the present season under very
favorable auspices. Many applications for
membe rship arc being made and committee
on examination ofsuch applicants has been ap.
pointed. The standard of excclleuce main.
tained by the society will be steadily raised.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
CITY ITEMS.
A Modern Miracle.

10 the Editor Of The National Republican:
SIR For years have been su iferer from
chronic catarrh. tried every remedy that
came to my notice, and also avaicd myself of
the services Of several physicians who make
nasal catarrh a speciality, but without perma.
nent relief. l had despaircd Of ever being
cured | was recommended to visit Dir. Dewey,
at sos Eleventh street northwest who, after
treatment of not more than twenty minutes,
effected what | believe TO be radical euro,
and l chccrGully testify to his ability and
recommend him to all similarly sfiiicted.
WILLIAM lIEssLER
10l7 l. strcct.northwest.
National Republican., 1880-10-05


The committee on liquor licenses have
submitted for the consideration of the District
commissioners the following suggestions;
First-I'hat the proprietor of each licensed
barrooni be required to place sign over his
door outside the building, with the iuscrip.
tion, Licensed for the year IS, No. ="
The number to correspond with the number of
the license, which sign shall be furnished by
the collector of taxes of the District of Colum.
bia, at the cost of the applicant Secoud-
Thatall applications for liquor licenses be re-
qnrcd to lay over for one week after being
filed, before being acted on by the board; and
that the names Of applicants, with loca.
tions, be published Mt least once in one
or more of the daily newspapers Of tho
District of Columbia. in order to give those
who desire an OPPORTUNITY to take such action
as they may see fit. Thid-That all appli.
cants be required to deposit with their appli-
cations the Smount OF the license fee
Fonrth-Ihat no barroom be allowed in the
same square with either church or "a school,
house"
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Guilty of NInnsInughter.

Justice James yesterday in the criminal
court, having recovered sufficiently from his
sickness, was on the bench again, and resumed
the hearing of the case Of James Stokes, in.
dictcd for tho killing of Charles Kane in
March, 1873, by butting him to death. Mr..
Perry concluded the summing up for the gov.
ernment his honor delivered the charge and
the jury retired few minutes before / o'clock.
After being out forty minutes thoy returned
with verdict Of guilty Of manslaughter. Sen.
tence was suspended. This is the second con.
viction aud third trial. the jury disagreoing
once
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Boan.shootcrs and Brolcn Yindows.

TO he Editor of The National Republican,;
SIR; A small stone can be thrown the
whole length Of square BY boy with
bcan.shooier and 90 quickly through pane
Of glass or put out somebody's eyes ir they
happen 10 be in the way. On three different
days such stones have entered my house once
in the broad daylight, after the police had
been warned of the mischief gong on. Three
times the stones broke through the glass, aud
twice came near hitting people.
Is there any remedy for this state of things /?
am told that it is unlawful for boy to have
one Of these dangerous missiles, aud that in
Baltimore boys who are found with them are
arrested aud punished, SO that the community
there is protected against them. 1t Is gen.
orally supposed that taxes are paid 80 that
property may be protected. | own u house
in tins city, Two months ront goes for taxes.
one-sixth of its whole revenue-yct burglars
havo entoTod IL three times, entry thieves
mauy more, and never has Our protective
force been able to recover one dollar of lost
property, or prevented any thief from enter.
ing when he could get a chance. | have
reason to suppose that all the real estate IN
Washington pays to the government in tho
shape Of taxes as large portion Of its income
us l do-One.siXth and yet We cannot be
protected even against tho small boy who
homishcs bCan,shoOters.
No doubt it would be too much to expect
that HiHh murders aud Smothcrs outrages
could be prevented by our aw.preserying
powers, but as they are generally efficient in
proportion to the smulluess Of tho Otienso per.
petWted we might expect the bcau.shooters
10 be taken care Of II we cannot have as
much done for us as this our taxes should im.
mediately be lowered. HOUsE-OWNER.
OCTOBER 4, 1850
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Georgetown Division, Mercantile porod,

CitiHeus of Georgetown intending to partici-
pate in the mercantile parade on Tuesday
next will report with their displays to Mr. j.
NJ. Waters, at the corner of Bridge aud High
streets, where they will be met by Colonel
T. II. Alabach, assistant chief marshal and a
band of music 10 escort thom to the parade
ground. This division will leave Georgetown
promptly at 8 n. In,, proceeding down Penn.
sylvania avenue to Maryland avenue, and can
be Joined by other displays from tho western
portion of the city.
The assistant marshals will please meet me
at Wilard's hotel at a. M, sharp, Tuesday,
October 8. BY order of
+. X. WARD, Chief Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

Tho clerk Of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage Licenses; Richard Gassaway
and Emma Pnyne John Lembcrger aud
Katie Schmerz, both Of Georgetown, d. C.; A.
j. loughton aud Miuno A. shattuck; A. T..
Rupp and Susie L, Coster; j. Il. b. Winchesle er
Of New London, Conn., aud Emma j. King Of
Richmond, Val g. W. Wonhau aud Mary
kroelingi Anthony Jones aud Charlotte Law.
SON
National Republican., 1880-10-05
JuLlrs LANsnurou's eoo. Homp, SIS 7,h.
1he Germnn Orphan AsvIum.

Judge Tarball, acting first comptroller of
the treasury, yesterday decided that the money
appropriated for the German orphan asylum
cannot be expended in purchasing lot with
buildings upon IL without the sanction of
congress, as the language of the act makes it
obligatory to erect building
National Republican., 1880-10-05
me German nenevolent AssoclntIon.

At a meeting of the German Benevolent
association held at German hall last evening,
tho following officers were elected for the en-,
suing term; President, Chr. Schneider; vice.
president, Lorenz Kissner; secretary, p. A.
Matterni assistant secretary G. A. Sol; treas.
urer, John q. KllllNn; rent committee George
q. Walker and John Walter Jr,; revisory com.
mittee, Hermann Brueggcmann and A. Leh.
man; janitOr Valentine Schmuck.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

Tho knights Of PythiHs held a meeting at
their hall, corner of Ninth and d streets. last
night, to take in consideration the question
Of attending the proposed demonstration In
Baltimore on the recurrence this mouth of
the 150h anniversary of its founding as n
city. The presiding officer appointed a com.
mittee Of five sir kuights-Smith Coggins,
Thompson Boswell and Bamabas--to discuss
the feasibility and propricty OF. attending the
celebration, with instructions to report next
Friday night at the meeting of Union lodge,
Knights of Pythias.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

The National safo-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuablcs of all dcscrp.
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Law schoolLectures.

Among the gentlemen WHO are to deliver
courses Of lectures at the law school Of tho Ma.
tional university this winter are Jugde Mac
Arthur General $ S, IIcukle, Alr. Euoch Tot
ten, Mr. l., G, Hine and Mr.. W. Z. Mattmgly.
The school commences this week. Between
seventy and eighty students are already regis.
tered.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Astonishing Baguln. an watches.

$3.50 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches.
S25 Solid Gold Stem winding Watches.
$50 Gents Solid Gold American Watches.
$40 Coin Silver American Watches.
- Nickel SLem-winders.
r. Harris & Co., I32 7lh 81.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1880-10-05
s35 Diamond cluster Ring,

Pools for the races will be sold at the Im.
perial hotel tonight.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

The Ohio Republican, State association held
Hayes IN tho chair aud Mr. j. Q. Kern secre.
tary. Tho providing OF transportation to
Ohio republican voters in Washington 10 their
homes IN time to vote was tho object of tho
meeting. The committee ou haiuortation
reported that funds had been raised TO nav the
way home Of voters who desired aud needed
such assistance, especially Of those who were
employed here on per diem salary, A num-
of names OF such voters was taken down,
JULIUS LANsBURGHs 81 Lowell Ingraus
National Republican., 1880-10-05

julius LANsnurGH's 81 Tapestry Brussels
3l5 TIN.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

LADIES 6no goat or kid button boots, 81 go
e2 and $3.50. Hshn's, SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
h15 Diamond EnrrInCs.

II csrats, warranted perfect Cannot be dupli.
Gated under 1925. r. Harris & Co., 432 7th st.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Ohio Iiepubllcans.

HAHSs i3 fine calf sewed boots have no
rival, No. SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Our $40 "lEnocIsabout'

snit is selling like hot cakes to hungry man.
katzcnslen, $40 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-10-05
An Alleged BigaInisI,

CLEVELAND vs. NATIoNAL-To-day at
o'clock. Full nine on both sides.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
lOl7 d street.norlhMol

THE remedy that will cure the many dis.
eases peculiar TO women is Warmers Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure.-M0ihers Mdgasine.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
KnIght. OF rythIns Gnmg TO nnltlmn,

PooLs for the races will be sold at the I'M
perial hotel tonight.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Hotel Arrivals.

with seven lue diamonds--a real bargain, at
Il. Harris & Co.'s, 432 7th St.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

Pools for the races will be sold at the I'm.
periRl hotel tonight.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

QUALITY and efficacy considered, Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup is without exception the best
Cough preparation in the market. Price 20
cents q bottle.
National Republican., 1880-10-05

JULIUS LANsBvAaH's a5c. Ingram, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
NInrriaro Ilcrnses.

CLEVELAND vs., NATIoSAL-To.day at 4
o'clock. Full nine on both sides.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Thermomotrlo Readings.

For the middle states, slight rain, followed by
clearing and cooler weather, northwest to south.
west winds, and rising followed by falling baron.
CeT.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
Suggestions t;Ogarding Liquor Licenses.

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 eth.
National Republican., 1880-10-05
NeW AdyertIselnenls.

Iost-SiJ.
Proposals for copper,
Rooms at 003 L street.
Rooms and board wanted.
No. l7i5 + street for rent.
o dest Iuhabitnuts' society.
No. 1888 Park Place for rout.
Arthur 3. Smith, coal aud wood.
Proposals for subsistence stores.
Georgetown university law school.
No. 30 Second gtroot. GcOrge own. for rent
National Republican., 1880-10-05

julius LANsBURoHs 81 Lowell Ingraus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-04-29

1880
iects of it, incorporation fret having obtained the
the city council therefor, and under such
restrictions and regulations said city council may
see tit To prescribe; and any obstruction III any
street of ad city. or taking up, or displacement of
any portion of any street without such consent si
the city council contrary 10 the rules and regula
tiOns that may lie prescribed aforesaid. shall be
considered nuisance, and said company shall be IL
able TO Indictment therefor and TO all the proy-
siOES of law applicable thereto; and said company
shall in all be liable 10 repay to said oity all
sums If money that said city may he obliged to pay
On any Judgment recovered against said city Tor
damages occs Toned by any distractions, or taking
up, displacement Of any street by said company
whatever, with or without the consent of the city
council together with the counsel fees and other
peses Incurred by said city In defending any suit 10
recover damages aforesaid, with interest on the
same, TO b. recovered III action for money paid
70 the Use of sais company.
SECT. l. Whenever the company shall lay down
any piue- condui- fixtures in any street, make
any alteration or repairs upon its works in Sny
street IT shall cause the same TO be- done with lit
tie Obstruction 10 the public travel may be prac
ticaLle, and shall At it, own expense, without
necessary delay, cause the earth and pavement re-
moved BY them TO be replaced in proper condition.
Ii shall not he allowed, in any case, TO obsruct or
impair the Use of the pipes and fixtures OF the Fort
land Gas Light Company, or of the Portland Water
Company, or If any public or private drain, or com
mon sewer. reservoir; but said company shall
have the right TO cross or, where necessary, TO
change the direction of any private drain in such
INA Rner not TO obstruct impair the thereof.
being liable tor any injury occasioned by any suoil
crossing or alteration TO the owner thereof, any
other person and TO said city, in action upon the
case.
SECT D. II the said company shall be duly organ
lied within three years from the passage of this act
and shall within that time have raised and expend
ed At least ten thousand dollars for the objects of its
Incorporation. and shall have actually commenced
the manufacture and distribution Of steam it shall
then liaye and enjoy the franchise and privileges
grained II 10y this act, exclusively for the term OF
years from the date of its organization subject
to the terms and Limitations hereinafter prescribed
and subject to all such regulations and control a.
NAV, by law, be exercised over corporations bv the
judicial tribunals of this state
SECT. 6. The management of the affairs of the
company, and all expenditures made for the purpo-