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National Republican., 1880-10-06
IIOtOl Arrivals.

Arlngton-Charles Heidseck of New York.
Gerald Fitzgerald and Right Hon. j. ID. FltZ.
gerald of Dublin, Mrs. Book of Havana, +. A.
Stuart Gray and Mrs. Gray of Edinburgh, Scot.
land j. NJ. Hetrick of Carson City, New, and
IL. $. HopklnsOn Of London, England.
Riggs-A T. Freeman, U. s. N, c. /. Magee
Of Pennsylvania, Timothy Davis of Boston,
Rev. Thomas Maiu, d. d., and Mrs. Main
of Edingburgh, Scotland.
Worm ley's-Baron Bassewitz, German con-
sui, New York, and Count Yitzthum of
New York.
Wilard's-Willlam Graham of Glasgow,
Scotland, James Baker of St. Louis, ]. A. dc
Freitas Fortuna Of Oporto, Portugal, J. d.
LOntzenheisor of New Philadelphia, Ohio,
Percy Roberts and wife of New Orleans, and
f. u Harper Of New York.
Ebbitt-F. San Yale of St. Petersburg,
Russia, John Hanson of Belfast, Ireland, Rev.
e. F. Simpson of Ballemena, Ireland, ReYs.
J. NJ. Rogers and Charles j. Bigger of London.
derry, Ireland, Miss Mary Sasse of Whining.
ton, Del, Miss Crawford and Miss Il. Craw.
ford of Dublin, Ireland.
St. James-George w. sawln of Watertown,
Mass, John $. Rohotin aud wife of
Savannah, Ga. w. q. Dana of Charles
ton, S. c., p. w. Jackson, wife and sou of
Boston, W. B. Qugley of Utica, N. " c. l.
Calvert of Philadelphia, s. Pitzr of New
York and g. L. Bayley of Elmirs, N. Y.
National-A. J. Ambler, city, NJ. A. Lange,
B. Nichols, L. Marks and 4. A. Vandeguft
of New York, George II. Green and z. j.
Finn of Albany, j. B. Burlow of Union Spa,
n. Y, L. Guy Cook of Syracuse, n. Y, Walter
j. Harrison of Leesburg, Va, j. A. Gillett OF
New York, G. A. Banks of Baltimore, Walter
+. Haleck, U. $. A., i. w. Hunter of Win
chester, Va, L. IL. Janney and Alexander II
Purcell of New York, Logan Osburn, of Jetfer.
sou county, w. Va, and II. G. North Of New
York
National Republican., 1880-10-06
CITY MOI ES.

-Benedictino Malt Vino Beer. Finley 4
KOCH agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The burglars evidently have organized
systematic raid on the houses on NJ street.
B. L. Queen of tho ST. James news stand
sends the Now York Clipper for the current
week.
Tho only Turkish bath in the city. 500 f
street. near Judiciary Square. Best shampoocr
this side Of Now York. Dr. Bovee.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 + street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
The funeral of Mr.. James A. Kennedy
who died Monday in the eighty tb year OF
his age, will takc place tomorrow from his
late residence No. 625 street.
The mare that played the part Of st.
Julien in the procession yesterday appeared
50 well that st. Julien himself might well be
proud of the praise bestowed upon her.
The Boys in Blue hold meeting with
closed doors last night to consider means for
increasing tho numbers of tho organization
and accomplishing some good results In the
present campaign
1.-Two mon who were riding in buggy Gre
ated some excitement ut tho corner of Four
and.a.half street aud Maryland avenue last
night by firing two pistol shots. Tho police
made al unsuccessful atom pt to capture the
buggy.
AT o'clock last evening gang Of negro
roughs invaded Patrick Leonard's store, cor.
ner of First aud d streets southwest, knocked
down the proprietor, and one of their number
cut his face with a razor, inaicting very
painful wound
AT the last regular meeting Mount Olive
lodge, No. 1888, q. y. o. of o. f., installed
the following officers: Henry L. Ross, p. N
F.; Daniel Hardy, n F.; L. d. Dudley
p. N. g.; Robert H. Roberts, N. c.; Will
lam A. Duquid, V. G.; J. F. Colbert, L. s.;
George Wheeler, treasurer; w. II. J. Malvin
d. s.; w. d. Holmes, w. g.; L. p. Brown, l
G.. Thomas Willis, warden; Joseph 4. Mason
and A. Edwards, N. G. s.; John Roots and L
w. Jackson, V. q. S; banking committee, II
w. Freeman, Amos Hill and Thomas Ii. Bar.
| Inv
National Republican., 1880-10-06
ALExANDRIA, VA, Oct. s, lss

ALEAANDhlAt v Az OGl. o. lOoU,
Messrs. Hill aud Williams, past grand siros
of the /. o. o. L. Of Norfolk, are in tho city
aud will visit Sarepta lodge tonight aud Po-
tomac lodge tomorrow night.
j. D. Smith was acquitted in tho corpora
ton court to-day Of tho charge Of assault aud
battery with intent to kill.
George G. Williamson, who was committed
10 the workhouse for refusal to pay a fine i'm.
posed by Acting Mayor Downham, has changed
his mind, paid the fine aud left the city.
A handsome engine for the Virginia Mid.
land railroad, rebuilt vt tho company's shops
In this city, was placed on the line to-day.
This company is now turning out some fine
work from their establishments.
Tho Alexandria light Infantry and Relief
hook aud ladder companies have decided to
attend the sCsqui centennial in Baltimore on
the 18Th instant The Hydrauion fire com.
pany and O,d Dominion commNndery, knights
Tempar, meet tonight to decide whether they
viii visit the Monumental city or not
National Republican., 1880-10-06
From u weli-Known Business Man to DR.
Won Moschzisker.

have beon great sufferer from throat
disease aud severe cough. Physicians who
treated me and my friends considered my case
one of decided consumption. Seven months
ago called on DR.. Won Moschzisker, at 6l9
thorough examination and said my case began
by post.nasal catarrh, and with such accuracy
described my feelings Of the throat and cough
that l at once placed my case In his hands.
My throat is perfectly well, tho cough and all
other symptoms have entirely disappeared. |
feel perfectly well and gladly mako this
statement us due to tho doctors superior skill
and my gratitude to him. G. A. DENEKAs,
Agent Ga1, Fieischman e. Co.. compressed yeast
l1l2 Fifteenth street northwest.
WAsHINaTON, 9th Oetober, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
The Fortunes OF the Crescent City.

The prosperity of New Orleans for the next
century seems to be gradually but surely on
the increase, with railroads running In from
avery direction, and steamers and ships from
all paris Of the world with the only port in
tho United States that the Great Eastern can
enter. The Charity Hospital there has been
maintained during the darkest days Of turbu-
lent civil war, pGstlencs devastating the pop.
ulation, financial depression, and all other
troubles possibly incident TO u community
The celebrated Louisiana State Lottery Corn.
Dany has maintained the world renowned
Charity Hospital ut an expenditure of many
2undred thousand dollars. The Grand Monthly
day OF every month, For further information
apply to NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 3l9 Broadway,
New York city, OF same person at New Or.
loans, La.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

The hoavy rain Of Monday night rendered
the grounds unfit for hall.playng yesterday.
The UutAeld was all right, but the alley could
not be used. The clay was so soft that the
feet sank into it the minute person attempt.
cd to walk upon 1t. Although the Clevelands
were notified in the morning of the state of
affairs, still Captain McGeary brought his
team upon the field shortly before o'clock
aud kept them there practicing for half an
hour. To-day at o'clock the last game be.
tween these two clubs IN this city will take
place. Trott has arrived home from Boston
and will catch for Lynch, tho old battery once
more taking tho field Tho plucky catcher
has many friends here who will bs glad 10 SEQ
him reappear in the National nine.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

In the police court yesterday q man named
Smith was charged with cruelty to animals
but forfeited his collateral His ohonse was
driving bull through the streets OF George
town tied in such % wny that IL made ocomo-
tion very di1leult aud painful. The bull was
the same that gorod and killed Mr. Benjamin
L. shIocye at Falls Church, Va, last Saturday
Instead Of killing tho ball ho WAS sold to
Jacob Leio, cattle broker in this city, lor $40
Gnd WIS being driven to slougntcI'HOuso
when the driver was arrested,
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Theatre Coniique.
CTTP ITEMS.
A Modern Miracle.

To the Editor of The National Republican:
SIR: For years / have been sufferer from
chronic catarrh. / tried every remedy that
came TO my notice, and also availed myself of
the services Of several physicians who make
nasal Catarrh speciality, but without perma-
nent relief l had despaired Of ever being
cured. was recommended to visit DR.. Dewey,
ut 500 Eleventh street northwest, who, after a
treatment of not more than twenty minutes,
effected what l believe to be a radical cure,
and l oheerfully testify to his ability aud
recommend him to all similarly afflicted
WILLIAM HEssLER,
1917 u street northwest
National Republican., 1880-10-06

The clerk of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses: Jesse Perry and
Louisa Waters; j. w, Carter and Mary F..
Smith; w. S, Brown aud Minnie Hunter j. C.
Pennilll of this city and Ella Marks Of Bal.
ley's Crossroads, Va; r. A. Crandell and Ella
Ii. Dutton, both of Prince Georges county,
Md William Rupertus and Bertha Schneider;
Harry Sauner of Baltimore and Emma Bridget
Of this city; Charles A. Parker Of this city and
Jonnio Hardlx Of 81. Mary's county, Nd
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Our $40 "Iknockabout"
JULIUS LANsBuRau's zoe. Hemp, 3l5
The Columbian Club.

The Columbian club held its regular annual
meeting last night at their rooms, corner
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Tho
following officers were elocted for the ensuing
year: Dr. Charles Warren, president; James
+. Oyster, vice'presldont; w. G. Keech secre.
tary snd treasurer; executive committee
George w. Evans (chairman), Ii. q. Under
wood and Il. C. Bourne finance committee
james Ii. Parrish tchairman), William l..
Holmes and A. G. Floyd.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

A woman named Ida Winters, living at the
corner Of Union and n streets southwest, yes
terday afternoon attempted suicide by cut.
ting her throat with " razor. She inflicted
upon herself serious wound. Drs. Leach
and Cook, who were called Ia, pronounced the
wound dangerous. She WAS taken to the
Washington asylum hospital by the police
amhulancA
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Stealing His own Goods.

In the police court yesterday morning the
oase of Isaac ii. Lockwood, charged with the
larceny OF S16O worth of jewelry from Joseph
I. Darlington and William d. Cassin, who
have deed of trust on the stock of jewelry
owned by Lockwood aud +. J. Pabst, was sent
to the grand jury 1t appeared In testimony
that Lockwood broke open the store and car.
ried off the goods when they were in the
possession of trustees.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
mo Openlng al Godfrey,s ro-nlght.

Godfroy's new enterprise, the hotel and res
taurant, corner of Thirteenth aud streets,
will be formally lnaugurated tonight, and the
public are invited to take part IA tho chri5tcu-
ing. II Is announced that both tho Garfield
aud the Hancock men aud the iuGders and re-
ndjusteIs will bs there in force.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

The st. Louis papers contain an obituary
notice of Captain Nicholas Wall, brother of
Colonel William Wall OF this city:
Captain Wall left Washington when very young
for the great west, and sOon took very prominent
position in commercial affairs there, and was
largely Interested in the river commerce of the
Mississippi, commanding one Of the largest steam-
crs running at that day, at 50 young all age tnat he
was called the Boy Captain He subsequently
retired from the river and was largely engaged in
tho grain and -four business in st. Louis and be.
came leading member of tho chamber of COM
nerce. lie established the first line of boats run
ming up the Yellowstone, in connection with John
]. Roe Il Co., ono OF the weathicst houses In the
west aud established successfully large business
relations in Helena, Montana, and was well
known throughout that country for his high char
acter aud great integrity and industry. one of the
steamers on the Mississippi river was named after
him. Captain Wall was Acknowledgement of Mis-
souri, ut the breaking out OF tho lnte war. He was
offered by the government abrigadier-gcneralship, p,
but his Views of affairs iiraspiring i'll Missouri at
that time forbade his accepting 1t, as he could not
conScientously do So kllis prominence Mt this time
attracted SO much attention to him that on account
OF his supposed sympathes with the secession
movement though taking no active part, he was
with others, banishel to Montana. His honorable
course there in dscounenancing any attempt TO
organize resistance 10 the federal authority soon
gained tho confidence of oil and the government
Withdrew the prescription, having the greatest
confidence in his integrity There were few men
better known in the west and far west. and but
few who enjoyed so high u reputation Us q man
OF the strictest honor In all things.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
4 MYTHICAL CONCERT
An Alleged swindIc Under the Name Of
lhnrl ...d EI..IatIn. ..IIx


Charity and Christianity.
number of persons who had evidently
boon imposed upon applied for admission at
Lincoln hall last night and were greatly sur
prisod to fnd the doors closed and the hall
not lighted. They held tickets to "a concert
by the Marine baud" 10 be givcu at Lincoln
hall last evening for tho benefit of the Amer.
ican Missionary Industrial association. An
explanation was sought from the jantor, and
he stated that the hall had not been leased for
any entertainment. A notice was brought to
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Office last
evening Of two grand concerts to be
given by the Marine band at Lincoln
hall tomorrow aud Friday evening for
the benefit Of the same association. A
reporter was Informed when be inquired
at the Y. NJ. G. A. building that the hall had
not been engaged for either Of the evenings
named. Tho American Industrial Mission
AIRY association is an organization which
appears to have no public representa-
tive except colored man named T..
w. Hall. Several announcements have been
mado during the past year Of proposed
entertainments, including lecture by Colonel
X. q. Ingorsoll and grand fair. None of the
entertainments wore ever given, though 1t is
probable that, as IN tho case of the my thical
concert given last night, persons were Induced
to purchase tickets. Tho object of tho nsso'
citation is stated TO be the establishment of n
reformatory school for males and females On
various papers have appeared the names Of
Commissioner Morgan, General p. +. Bacon,
Mr.. w. Il. Reed aud other well.known gentle
men as officers. but when inquiry was made
by reporter of some of tho gentlemen named
they disclained all knowledge Of or connec
tion with the association. The result Of the
Investigation made by REPUBLICAN, re-
porter Is that the association CCsisiss prin.
cipally of l.. w. Hall. and the facts justify the
Inference that all the proceeds so to the
benefit of the association.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
shipmates. Ahoy, Como Here,

Admiral Charley Godfrey Is going to have
a hUuse-wsrming tonight at his new hotel
corner Thirteenth and + streets northwest,
and having secured Monsieur Tim Sullivan to
cater for the event, would be pleased to see
his many friends and discuss several matters
of the utmost Importance to the navy.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
VIII tho Ranord ha Rsnten

"Come again" is now played, but at God.
frey & Sulivan's tonight the things will be
handed out freely-nOt too freely, but just
freely enough. A flock of geese will be there,
as also all tho big sensations and attractions OF
tha duV
National Republican., 1880-10-06

LIFE is short at most and our duty is to pro-
long it. Use, therefore, Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, HoaIse,
ness, etc. Sold everywhere. Price only 25
nanIa.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

The Rowland Dental Association, 2l1 Four.
Rnd-half street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set See advt.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
An IpterostInc item for Horsemep.

At Godfrey q SnIIlVan's, conner OF ThIr'
teenth and L streets, all the horsemon who
are here to attend the National Fair races are
invited to assemble tonight to discuss matters
Of general intorest-tho races the Liquors and
the eatabl0s.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Bargains In Diamonds.

$35 seven.stone Cluster ring $50 solitaire
earrings, worth $50; large stock, 10 be sold
below price, at X. Harris Co.'S, 1872 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
JULIUS LANsDURou's 35c. Ingram, al5 7th.

LADIES Gne goat or kid button boots, 81 90
50 and $3.50 Hahn's, SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
For the Races,

$50 silver stem winding horso.tlming
watches, latest patent Il, Harris & Co., 432
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Nav Ahyeriisamnnin.

Proposals.
Farm for sale.
Office desk for sale.
Farm for sale or exchange.
Rooms at 1929 Columbia street.
Furnished rooms ut 422 Fifth street.
1sland aud Seaboard Coasting company.
l.. Hellbrun, 402 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1880-10-06

The National safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuables Of all dcscrip-
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

HAHN's So fine calf sewed boots hayo no
rival No. 9l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

CLEVELAND VS.. NATIoNAL-At o'clock
to-day. Trott will catch for Lynch.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
An Attempted suicide.

CLEVELAND VS.. NATIoNAL-At4 4 o'clock
to-day. Trott will catch for Lynch.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

CLEVELAND vs. NATIONAL--At 4 o'clock
to-day. Trott will catch for Lynch.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
1917 + street northv

THE remedy that will cure the many dis,
eases peculiar to women is Warmers Safe Kid
nsY and Liver Cure Mothers Maaasine.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
The national. and CIeyeInnds.

julius LANsBuRoH's 81 Tapestry Brussels,
BIS Ith
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Marriage Lioensea.

julius LANsnuRGu's 81 Lowell Ingralrs
Ok 9TH
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Death OF an OLD washinrtonian.

JULIUS LANsBURens Low Priced Carpet
lIousa 3i5 9TH
National Republican., 1880-10-06
sl7o ls-Karat Horse-rimor,
Alleged Cruelty to a savage nun.

winding watch, worth $225. H. Harris
Il Co., 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner New Jor-
sey Avenue and street.

NAfllNe uNllys. OlntTl NlAu4Fk tAcbliCn,
Fs FOr the Tine Of departure Of trains see Rdyer-
National Republican., 1880-10-06

IT was evident early In the day, at the
fair grounds that the opening would have to
be postponed. Pedestrians encountered mud
at every step, aud the track was so heavy
that potting on it WAS entirely out of the
question tor that day, There was quite a
crowd Of exhibitors in attendance, and a largo
CORDS of policemen, workuen, h0Isemen and
others, whose occupations called them to the
grounds Outside Of those enumerated there
wore few present, except the officers Of the
fair and small! band Of newspaper reporters,
Machinery hall assumed Il settled appearance
Yesterday morning, aud was, in fact, the only
department. OF the exhibition that was com.
p.cte Tho display oil carriages, agricultural
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-02


1t is easier for a camel TO 60 through
the eye OF a needle than it Is for q young
man who chews tobacco 10 60 through
Oserlin college
Love is an internal transport" eX-
claimed an enthusiasts poet. 80 is a
canal boat, " said a practical old for
warding merchant.
Lightning tore the corset OF a young
lady at wayerly. Ills, the other day.
without shaking her on the plano stool,
but she did stop singing pretty sudden.
The mar who is asked TO guess at .
lady's age and doesn't gusss several
years less than he believes 70 be exact,
is making an enemy and doing truth no
good.
A gentleman was wondering why
there were . many bad regulations.
when a friend said: ut 70 probably
because every man has TO make his
own"
A lady told Gen. Schenck that a
friend had given her five vases, and
somehow the general didn't seem TO un-
derstand, for he remarked that 1t was a
~fraud-that there were only four In the
mack.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-02

A TELEGRAM from Omaha, Oct. 3lst
says; A report generally circulated,
that the waterwurks would be built by
four or five hundred Cinnamon brought
from the Pacific coast, caused the exec
utivs committee Of the labor union TO
order $50 stand Of arms and 10000
rounds of ammunition, ard to divide the
city into districts, and arranging for
the ringing Of the Ore alarm bell ON the
arrival OF the plgtails. The officers Of
the waterworks company say the EN-
ployment OF Chinese has not been dis
cussed, but the question was sprung for
political effect on the local ticket.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-02

And now the boOk Of nature SENS
fun Of ny leaves.
Oregon las given sDuIeH the baIlOt.
Nov lo0k 0n Tor q Llg emigration.
Tie h~Issukse psPe. say thai seeTe
tAy sherman rather likes 10 he eaIlsd
"Ras1DVtioH John" AID Odd spstis
Payments"
Cider IL 20 cheap in New Jersey that
the police justices have reduced the hRe
on DRINKS 10 half a dollar or three days
in jail.
According to Gath" Mr.. W. l.
Scott, Of Erie, Pa, lost $500, 600 in bets
on the October elections.
Why is a hsh-harn like a glass of
lager bcerY because 1t is a good thing
to give a Tsui-on-
A wag suggests that . suitable opeE-
ing for many ehoirs would be, Lord,
have mercy on US miserable singers"
An eccentric but pious man has built
q house on posts forty feet high, at
PiymPtOn, Oregon, in order that he may
live heaven.
A Chinaman can cut more wood than
q white man, and do II with less labor.
but when be comes TO fishing or whit
Ting, he is a hundred years behind the
age.
The three men who captured Andre
were playing cards in the bushes rs he
rode up. Had they not come there TO
play cards, he would have escaped, and
our country been lost. Let US take the
right bower OF hearts for our national
ensign.
A lady wants 10 know why the rail-
road companies do not provide special
cars for tobacco chewers as well as for
smokers. Bless youtr innocent hearth
tobacco cheweisare not % particular as
that. An ordinary passenger car i.
good enough for them.
"Annie," said = ono husband To his
wife, what were the current expenses
toi iA'e hAoiNuf W. nnc "ho"tith'
''only % cents" why, how was
thatY" "Well, you SIC, I { only baked
cake twice, ana therefore used but very
few currents"
Ben Wade tells a story that well H.
Illustrated the dignity u inflated curren-
Giles. II vas to the effect that, being il
San Domingo, lac desired to purchase q
straw hat, and, selecting IA in a store
he asked tho price, and was told by III,
boy in attendance that II was $500
Taking the hat aud throwing the boy ,
half-dollar, he proceeded to leave, wher
the boy called out for him to ome back.
The senator came back, aud the boy
said. II want TO give your change. The
hat is but a quarter in silver"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-11-02
Mothers, Mo,hersn Mo,hersm

Are you Disturbed ut night and bro
ken OF your rest by a sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the ex~crutiating
pain OF cutting teethp II so, go ut
once and get n bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upon II; there is no
mistake about II. There Is not n
mother ON earth who has ever used IL
who will not tell you ut once ttit 1t
will regulate the hnwels. aud give rest
to the mother, and relief and health to
the Child, 81 Grating like magic. 1t is
perfectly safe to use In all cases, and
pleasant To the taste, and Is the pre-
scription Of "a OF the Oldest and best
female Physicians and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25
cents n bottle. jan0-eodaw-ly