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National Republican., 1880-11-10
CRY Nor rs.

.-Bonedctino Malt Wine Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
B. T. Qncen of the st. james news stand
sonds the New York clipper for tho current
week.
Tho only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 L
street. near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Bovee.
You can publish q three.line advertise
mont of want, rent, for sale or lost three times
for twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or
address Herzog, 3Os Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho well.known place, 003 T. street. near Ninth.
The only reliable place In the city for genuine
baths
bradbury pianos aud organs on tho popu.
lar instHllment plan, Superior renting stock
a speciality. Freeborn G. Smith, 1l03 Penn
sylvania avenue.
The British brig X ate Flynn, from Trini.
dad, with 500 tons Of asphalt consigned TO A,
J.. Barber &. CO., arrived yesterday and is ly.
ing at Littlcneld's wharf
The piano ware-roonls of Mr.. Gustave
Kuhn, on Tenth street. opposite the station
house, were entered by thieves last evening
who stole the money-drawer, containing about
| $25, and escaped without detection.
Yesterday morning Maria BltsOn, n llttlc
colorod girl three years old, living at ll3l
| Twenty.hrst street, was severely burned, hei
| clothing having caught fire from stove
sho was taken to the Children's hospital.
I'm the police court yesterday hIr. Pelham
/ called up the charge Of assault upon Constabl,
| Simon Joseph, preferred some Time age
against Mrs. Adelaide Brown, and asked tina
it be dismissed, The court granted the re
quest.
"A lady named Mrs. Dent residing on
street. implanted to tho prosecuting attorne.
at the police court yesterday that sho haC
been swudled out of $27 by man name,
Zell Hoover, who represented that ho ha'
bought up certain bills against her
"A boy named Robert Leo Alcorp, who ha'
been turned away from his homo ia Mary
land aud was found at Hyattsyile, wa
brought to police headquarters IN this cit
yesterday by two gentlemen. Later in tn
day he was taken away by his aunt, who SAT
she would provide for him.
Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie's bronco statu
of Admiral Furragut, now in position In Fan
ragut square, will be unveiled on or RbOu
tho 10th Of December The whole naya
brigade of the ships now at Hampton Road
for the naval review will take part in the IN
yoiling cerem onies
National Republican., 1880-11-10
TIE BLACKMAILTNG CAsE.
Brown, Wright and Buckley Hold for the
Grnnd JmrY.

Percy alias Albert s. z. Brown, Paul B.
Wright aud Eugene Buckley were arraigncd
in tho police court yesterday on the charge OF
oonspiring TO obtain 5000 from Mrs Sallie w.
Willard, by falsely pretending to have infor.
nation in their possession which would lead
to the prosecution aud conviction of Mrs. Will
lard on charge of causing the death Of her
husband by administering poison The de-
tails Of the arrest of the accused last Tuesday
have already becn published IN THE REPUB'
LtCAN. Brown waived an examination aud
Wright and Buckley pleaded not guilty, Mr..
b. II. Webb appeared for Wright. Ms. Willard
testified to receiving an anonymous letter on
the 25th of October setting forth that tho
writer had the information referred to In his
possession and would surrender 1t for 5000.
She testified 10 communicating with tho
writer by means of newspaper personals" by
the advice Of her counsel, Mussrs. Miller aud
Riley, and the iua meeting with tho boy
Buckley at the corner of Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue last Tuesday, when she
stated sho would have the money the next
day. Wright sent for her after his arrest,
saying ho was in trouble and told her that he
was not guilty. Her brother married Wrights
sister.
On cross-examination she said that she did
not know Brown.
Detectives McDevitt and V6ss testified TO
watching the boy Buckley when he met Mrs.
Willard aud subsequently, followed him until
he connected with Brown and later with
Wright when all threo were arrested. The
b v had vial containing some Kind OF liquid
and Wright had n pencil note from Baltimore,
addressed to him. saying: Il hope you will
succeed in your racket" Brown said ho knew
what he was arrested for. lie did not know
whether she was guilty or not. lie WAS work
ing for other people, whom he did not know
At the station Wright said he would tell all
lie knew at the proper time. This closed the
evidence. Mr. Webb stated that he had
some evidonce-that of the young man who
wrote from Baltimore 10 Wright. The court
however, said hc would hear no evidence on
this point and hold all the prisoners for the
grand jury, fixing bonds at 81 900 each.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
MnsonIc Mntnal nellef AssoeIatIon

The annual meeting of the Masonic Mutual
Relief association was held at Masonic temple
last evening for the purpose of clecting
to succeed the seven whose term of Office
has expired. The actions Of tho present board
having been eminently satisfactory to the
membership, there was no opposition to the
reelection of the retiring members, and the
attendance was consequently quite small, less
than one-sixteonth being present. The meet
ing was presided over by John Il. Harrcl,
president of the association, with Alexander
Gardner esq, secretary. The reports of the
president, finance committee and secretary
were presented and adopted without dissent.
Mr. Emil Arctander was made supervisor OF
election aud the following gentlemen selected
as ielers Samuel Baxter, >. NJ. Finley, q
Friebus, j. II. Hood, James Williamson and
Joseph NJ Wilson.
A ballot for directors resulted in ihe almost
unanimous reelection of the members whose
terms have expired They are William II
Goods Federal, No. 1; Edward II. Chamber
lain, New jerusalem, No o. Stephen f. Gill
National No. -; j. w. Martin, Washington
Centennial No. II; Joseph L. Pearson, Daw'
son, No. 1G; John Il. Herrcll, Anacostia, No
n, aud Henry o. Noyes, Pcntalpha No. %.
Ou motion Of Joseph N, Wilson, the follow
ing was unanimously adopted
Ec.G'psd, That the thanks Of the association b,
rendered 10 the board Of directors for the ecOnOm
ical julcOus ana acceptable manner IN which
they have transacted the business committed 4
their care during the past year.
|. Tho meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
noteI ArIIYaIs.

st. James George b. Albelton of San Fran
cisco, OrlZiO Lugo, O.. DurYn, w. II. Oakes
md David Carmell of New York, Thomas
Hamln of Danyille, G. w. Carmany of Ohio,
j. +. Lawson Of Wellsyille, Ohio, w. II.
Wirstor and wife orSan Francisco, j. NJ. Dalton
of Philadelphia, NJ. II. Williams Of this city, w.
Il. jenkins and wife of Boston, j. H. Maddox
OF New York, Lucian'Joues Of Philadelphia, S.
H. uarris. Mrs, T.. AtOy OF Brooklyn, aud
John Morton and wife OF Illinois.
Ebbitt--W. f. Austin Of Boston, c. L.
Cohen OF. New York, l. b. Kerr Of Plusburg
l.. d. Greene, U. S. A., Benjamin c. Truman
and wife of San Francisco, and Mrs, W. N,
Ilabershaw Of Savannah
Riggs-Mrs. General Aycrill aud daughters
of Miunesota W. O, BurchaM of A!lcghany,
Pa. II. l.. Burnett of New York, George b.
Dodge Of Denver, Col, Mrs. Emma Soulo OF
New York, anS Austen Browne OF Boston.
Wilard's-Gencml j. b. Price Of Missouri
j. II. Maynard Of New York, i, 5, Lewis ol
New York, William Taussig of St. Louis, and
J. j. AleXaudorof Maryland.
Impcrial-l. II. Smith Of san Francisco
William II. Spinner Of 81. Louis, Harry b
Pullman Of Richmond, Va, j. J, johnson and
family Of Chicago
National--A. Parker wife and daughter o
Greenfield, Mass, William IL. Baiublidgo o
New York, A. II. Spencer Of Boston, W. Gall'ra,
and wife Of Cumberland, Md, J. Hirsch o
New York, b. =. holland Of Virginia, Mat
thow Hunter, Mrs. Tiilam Shaw and Mis-
HuntcT Shaw Of New York city, Griliitl
Colt Of Philadelphia, Pa, j, q. Long Of Me
chnnicsburg, Pa, Miss Laura Wolard, Mis-
Sallie Rust and X. S. Rust OF Morton, Mo.
George II. Shaw of Now York, A. b. Hollo
way of Philadelphia, J, H. Briggs Of New
York, Z. T. Page Of Concord, n. H. j. Sul2
berger of Philadelphia, John d. WhiteIord 0
North Carolina, aud William Ellinger OF Ne'
York
National Republican., 1880-11-10
ALEXiNDRIi AFFAIRS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov.

ALEXANDRIA,, va, NOV. o. I5oU.
Three carloads OF sheep from Washngt on
county, Pa passed through here to-day over
the Virginia Midland railroad for Char ottes.
vile.
A blowing match took place to-day on the
farm of Mr.. N. w. Pierson, Huntey, Fairfax
county. and was attended by large number
of people from the surrounding country.
At colored republican meeting in the
third ward last night tho mayor, and police
were condemned for their action in that ward
at the late election.
Robert L. Bentley, esq, died suddenly al
his residence near Guilford, Loudoun county
last night.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
ybo were tho Ootob.r WInnersg

Az tho Grand Monthly Drawing, The I23th Of
the Louisiana State Lotlery, at New Orleans,
on Tuesday, October 18th, No. 0O,332 was
drawn for the first capital Of $4,000 and it
was sold in halves-one.half in response to a
letter addressed to NJ. A, Dauphin, No. $40
broadway, New York city, to NJ, X. Il. Miller,
of No. 537 Court st., Brooklyn, h. L. while
The other was sent by mail in response TO a
letter TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
by Mr.. James A. Farley, through Messrs. Far
lev, Smear g. Co., Bankers at Montgomery,
Ala, and collected by Messrs. Jusey Gillis,
of New Orleans. The cost Of each investment
was only 81. The second capital of $4,000
was drawn by No. 20,233, 10 New Orleans La
No. 1918 drew the third capital of $4,000,
was sold in Memphis Tenn, aud collected by
the First Nat. Bank Of Memphis,
National Republican., 1880-11-10
LInmor snIoons Nenr the CarIlol.

The Women'5 Temperance union of this
city have sent the following protest to the
District commissioners:
The w. r. U. Of Washington d. c. would re.
spectfully represent that, a4 the capitol building is
the property Of the people Of the United States It
Is Therefore their duty 10 guard It during the ab.
gUuco of those who are permitted TO occupy IL;
and, considering that nothing can DO more dotrl.
mental TO q building than liquor saloons In It's
yiGlnity aud for the security Of those who occupy
the same would respectfully ask that as congress
has already voted liquor out OF the capitol, q
be Stretched around e. thus pushing the liquoI
saloons outside the same, aad particularly those on
Pennsylvania avenue between First and Second
marble halls by people Of both sexes nom all parts
pf tho world.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
julius LANspURoH's 35c. Ingram, al5 9TH
The LInuor Lleense Eonrd.

The liquor license board yesterday approved
the applications of J +. Moses, Brightwood;
William Willers, 3l2 Eleventh street north
west, aud William y. Cole, 1901 Seventh street
northwest Tho application Of Henry Christ
man, sOl l. street southeast was disapproyed,
as IL did not have the requisite number OF
siguors aud the report Of the police was un-
favoroLle 10 the applicant. Protests were re-
0siyel from Robert Green against John NJ.
stuts IlOl y street; from William Tobia
against Ernest DAM, corner Of North Capitol
aud G streets. The application OF William
Fitzpatrick, llOl Eighth street, was with
drawn. Ton applications were referred to
Treasurer Dodge.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

The fourteenth annual report Of the Ccium.
bia hospital for women aud iying'in asylum
was submitted to the District commissioners
yesterday. Tho amount expended during the
year was $l4,255.22, including 81 2G3 so from
the pay-patient fund The board Of directors
ask that a special appropriation be granted
for tho purpose Of enlarging tho hospital ac-
commodations. During the year 26i patients
were treated, and there were $40 discharges
and ono DEATH Over 800 poor women were
gratuitously attended and furnished with
medicine from the hospital aud some who
were unable to apply in person were visited
at their homes.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
AInrringe Lleenses.

The clerk Of the court has issued the fol
lowing marriage Licensees Thomas N. Adam'
aud Annie Bonis hon, John b. Clark, ir,, o.
Howard County, Md, and Cornella j. Neil o
this city; Robert Wilson and Susan A, West
William j. KuauiI Of Baltimore county, Nd.
and Sarah A. snapp Of Prince Georges county
Md; Thomas A. Yarnell aud Leonoa l.
Fondenthal; August Blackus Of Charleston, $
O., aud Annio CRANKY Of this city George
Montgomery Of Prince Georges county, Md
and Mary t. Nelson Of this city.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Now AdYertIsemnts.

Lots for sale.
Agents wanted.
Board wanted.
Tulu Rock and Eye.
Wanted-Canvnssers
EcJms at 1914 X street.
Louisiana Lottery company
Furnished rooms at 933 X street
Furnished rooms at 1903 L street.
Furnished room at 1910 G street.
Virginia Republican association.
Furnished rooms Mt 1914 X street.
Unluruished rooms at l3i3 Q street.
DIR. Flodoardo Howard, 1919 + street.
Pennsylvania Republican association.
Furnished seycn.room house for rent.
Trunuel, Clark s. Co.. SO3 Market space.
For hiro-A horse, driver aud carriage.
Part OF 1918 Ponnsy lvana avenue for rent
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rhn Nent ThlncIn Order.

Since the elections have been decided peo'
pie are turning their attention to other mat
ters, aud many are calling at George f. Timms
& Co.'s aud selecting oyorcoats out Of the
splendid stock offered for inspection. The as
sortment Of handsome winter suits, at low
prices has mover been oxcelled in this city.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
IN USEM ENTS.
National Theatro-Rlce's Bijou Opera Com
nnnY.

pany.
"The Spectre Knight" and "Charity Begins
at Home" the music Of both of which is by
Alfred Cclior were repeated ut the National
theatre last night. Tho lbretto of the first
named piecc is by James Albcrry, und the
story of the banshcd duke in his lonely state,
keeping up semblance of his former gran
deur; the fair daughter brought up in seclu.
sion, seeing only tho aged reinue of her
father; tho young grand duke, who assumes
the role of tho Spectre Knight and thus wins
tho maidcn's heart finally revealing his
youth and the fact that ho has ovcrthrown
tho usurpcr of her fathers throne and that
all can enjoy genuine rank and state in the
future, is very happily treated, aud much
amusement is furnished. The music has some
very pleasing numbers, which were mentioned
yesterday aud several eRcOres were demanded
Mr.. McColiU, who sustains The double char
actor Of Ohio and the Spectre Knight, is an ex.
ccllent actor, and is pleasantly remembered
for having given the best acting rendition .l
| RacksiJdw of any Of the many WIZ repre-.
semtcd that character ~ this city.
Mr.. Pau, who is tho lord chamberlain APP
| pcared here last season and created very
| favorable impression as the apprentice in the
| pirates es Prnzlnce." Mr. Herbert rs the
! aged grand duke showed himself u good actor
aud contributed largely to the amusement OF
| tho audience. Miss Carrie Burton has a
| soprano voice OF COnSlueraDle power, Wnlch
she uses with good effect, and Miss Gcnevevc
Reynolds exhibits u contralto of moro than
ordinary purity. Owing to other arrange
ments for the house there will be no matinee
this afternoon.
| Theatre Comlquc.
The attractive variety entertainment al
the Comiuue is drawing large houses, No one
should fail to attend this week.
The Glass-Blowers.
The Bohemian glassblowers gave their first
exhibition OF tho wonders of glass working al
430 Seventh street northwest yesterday and
the attendance was quite large during the en-
tire afternoon and evening. Although there
was not quite sufficient flow of gas TO Gu
able some of their most beautiful classes o
work to be shown, yet the specimens pro
duced were such rs to evoke the warmest ad
miration of their visitors. Tho difficulty n
to the gas will be rcmeded to-day, and there
fore resources of all their power will be shown
National Republican., 1880-11-10

Tho attention. of ladies is called to tho
special bargains in new and handsome dress
goods, including rich brocsde silks aud vel
vets, offered at Trunnel, Clark & Co.'s, No. S03
Market space. These goods are sold at bottom
prices. The firm solicit an examination OF
their goods aud prce.lst.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
julius LANsBuRGn's zoe. Hemp, 3l5 7.h.
The Kansas Republican Association.

The Kansas Republican Association,
The Kansas Republican association met last
evening in special session, L, ]. Dallas in the
chair and j. p. Hamilton secretary. Letters
were read from tho president and secretary of
the Kansas Aid society in reply to those sent
to Governor st. John, both stating Kansas
was able to take care of her suff, ring poor,
but ifany friend desired to send clothing or
money they could send them to r. l.. String
ham, secretary Of the Kansas State Aid so.
ciety, Topeka, Kan, and that no one outside
of the state was authorized to solicit aid. A
lettor was read from Alexander X. Banks, sec
retaIy of the Kansas state executive commit
tee, thanking the Washington association for
the efficient aid rendered the state committee
in the campaign, and especially in tho second
district, where two years ago tho combined ma
iorty against tho republican candidate was
over 1000, aud Mr.. Haskell carries IL by 6000
majority over all. After general eXpressi on
Of good feeling aud congratula,iOn the assoca-
tion adjourned subject to the call of the prcsi.
dent.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

The Chicago Times says: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure Is highly iudorscd by
ministers, judges, physicians, surgeons, by
men of literary aud scholarly distinction, aud
by individuals in all tho walks of life.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

WE believe it is the style to affect contempt
for things that arc old. Not so, however,
with DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, which has stood
tho popular test of thirty-iour years use, and
is moro thought of than ever before
National Republican., 1880-11-10
THE CUSTOMERS WE LIKE BEST
ARE THOSE WHO HAVE EXAMINED THE GOODS IN
OTHER STORES THEY BUY OF US WITHOUT THE
LEAST HESITATION.

The principle upon which conduct business that of
marking ONE PRICE in plain figures each garment,
steadily growing in favor With the public They be-
and also that at OUR ONE PRICE they receive equal and In
better value than at other Clothing Estab
lishment in the District
National Republican., 1880-11-10

DO NOT MAKE A SELECTION OF BOYS
WEAR UNTIL YOU EXAMINE THE STOCK At
THE BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE OF D. ROBINSON
& CO.. 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1880-11-10

I'm Rowland Dental Association, 2ll -FOUR,
and-half street, use only $. ). Whites artlhclal
teetb. philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. See adyt
National Republican., 1880-11-10

The National Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues TO receive yaiuabius Of all descrlp
tions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

Remarkable Solitaire Diamond Ring,
81 carat, perfect, only S350-cannot bo dupi-
Gated for $780, Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Gents' solid Cola watches, $50,

800 PAIR Of Kid Button Boots at II 90 at
Brooks, sO2 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1880-11-10

Pair Lovely Diamond sleeve Buttons,
star settings, only $50; worth Sl5. jacob
Bros, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

The New Drnb Coat.
A beautiful drab overcoat for Sl2, worth s1S,
at Katzenstein's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-10

julius LANsBURan's 81 Lowell Iugrains
Gl5 7th
National Republican., 1880-11-10

with Elgiu movements and handsomely en-
grayed onses, aL Il, Harris & Co.'S, 43' seYonlh
street.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Ther,no,nntrlc Kendings.
Indications

For the middle states, increasing Gloudiness, fol-
lowed by rain, winds shifllng TO warmer eastery
with slRtlonAry or lower barOmotor.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
GEnnGFrnwN. D. d. september 4. lsI.

The dying declaration of John Il, Butter: He
stated ON Sunday night, August ~, 10 on the
canal bank between Jefferson and Congress streets,
William Pope said to RGtler, You are no man."
Butter said What ere you talking aboutT' and he
tWlliqm PopS) said to Butler Come here .!1 and /
and Pope said % Butler, you have Alfred Popcs
pistol and he is not man enough TO defend hm.
| self but am man enough to doiend for him" and
| lie Shot him tButlor with u pistol. lie (Butlerl
the pistol in his Popes) pocket before he shot
me.
| 1879 NJ. V. BUCKEY, j. 7.
John Herbert was then called, and testified
to Popo running through his house and leav.
! ing pistol there.
Hook Nelson testified rs to tho possession oil
tho pistol and whore the witness obtained It,
At this point the court adjourned
National Republican., 1880-11-10
CITY ITEMS.

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House 3l5 7th
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Tho Cnlnlnhin Hnsnitnl.

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER, Finley
KOCH agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
ssy Avenue and street.
EVENING.

tArriVe daily Others Sundays excepten
Ht-Fo the lime Of departure Of trains 500 adVsr-
tlsOmenls elsewhere
National Republican., 1880-11-10
s35-Dlamond Cluster Ring
snoeinl bargains in Dress Goods

with seven perfect brilliant stones. A ba
gain. r. Harris & Co.. 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-10
Theatre Conlquc.
The Glass-Blowsrs

The attractive variety entertainment al
the Comiuue is drawing large houses, No one
should fail to attend this week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-10

Presidential kite, on condition that
the vote of Illinois be cast for the Maine
statesman. Logan asseverates most val
liantly that he will never desert Grant, but
instances are on record of politicians desert
ing their friends when their own personal
advantage is to be stimulated thereby. Lo-
CAMS virtue is not of the sort that can with
stand temptation, and it would not be sur
prising to any who know him if he should
change front on the Presidential question
entirely.
It is the opinion of the GLOBE that it would
be better for the country and better for both
parties if Tilden should withdraw from the
contest. He is not desired as candidate by
the mass of the people, though he would re-
ceive the support of majority of the party.
The records of both Grant and Tilden are
somewhat unsavory, and if they were pitted
against each other the campaign would be
one of the most disgraceful ever witnessed in
this country. Between them, however, the
people would unquestionably choose Tilden
as q more capable statesman and safer mau
than Grant. With other candidates the
campaign could be made more respectable,
and the affairs of the republic left in quite
as capable hands.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-10
Died of Old Age.

Major Victor Hjortsberg, of the secretary of
states Office, who is engaged in tabulating the
vital statistics for the annual report of the
commissioner of statistics, finds some interest
ing facts now and then. Yesterday he was en-
gagged upon the table of mortality, and under
the division of "Died of old age" in the return
from Goodhue county. was announced the
death of Herman Fl. Armenian aged LOT years
and six months. Mr.. Armenian was native
of Hanover. He came to Minnesota in 1856,
and settled in Goodhue county, and was tailor
by trade. Under the same beading, Hennepin
county reports eight deaths, three aged IS, and
one each 81, 49, go, 95 years, months, II days,
and 9S years. two months; Ramsey six, aged re-
spectively S5 years, So years, 6 months, SO, SO,
SO and 81 years; Martin county two, aged 95
and SO years, 6 months Carver three aged 50
years, months, 10 days, 81 years, 6 months, Is
days and 81 years; and Isanti one aged 95
years, 10 months, Is days. The report COM
plete will add to the above very materially.