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Democrats of the Fifteenth District.

Tho fifteenth district Hancock and English
club held an adjourned meeting last night at
Germania hall corner OF Fourth aud III streets
northwest-the president, Mr.. c. c. Frayser
in the chair, with Mr.. Charles j. Tatsapaugh
secretary. Thirteen new members Joined the
club.
Mr.. Worden, from the committee appointed
to procure the approval of the District commits
siouers 10 erect u pole at the corner of second
street aud Massachusetts, avenue northwest re-
ported that although they had not had an uu-
dienee with tho commissioners they were
assured the permit would be granted. An iuyi.
tation was received from the Hancock and
English club OF Unionlown inviting the If.
teonth district club to attend their rati6ca.
tion meeting on the evening Of the 18th inst,
and II WAS accepted.
Mr., Guy Thompson was introduced and ad-
dressed the meeting at length, eulogized Gen.
| oral Hancock and abused tho administrations
| of Grant and Hayes. He also eulogized Nc
Celan, aud argued that the victory brought
! about by Grant was through the generalship
of George D. Mcclellan.
Mr., John Il, Norris, who had just entered
the hall and was received with applause, was
introduced aud addressed the club at length
aud predicted victory for the democracy.
Mr.. A. Il. Phillips next addressed the meet.
ing, claiming that Hancock aud English would
be elected by an overwhelming majority.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
South Washington Bourbons.

The South Washington democrats again ns.
sembled last night to consider the invitation
of the Anacostia Democratic association to ut.
tend their ratification meeting this week. Dr.
W. II. Wright, the president Of tho club, called
the meeting 10 order, and Mr.. w. +. Thomss
was selected rs secretary. Tho invitation oi
tho Anacosta club was accepted aud commit.
teo on music appointed for tho occasion. Con.
siderable discussion cnsuod as to the propriety
of erecting Hancock and English pole at The
intersection OF Virginia avenue and Seventh
street southwest, which resulted in defeat OF
the proposition. A prominent politician of that
section cf the city addressed the meeting and
oxpatiated upon the bright light of u bopclos.
cause. His remarks occasioncd considerable
mcrriment among his political brethren. The
meeting then adjourned subject to the call o.
the president.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
IUE sCHUErxEy FEST
Another Week Of norry. .Nakipg with Pros
poets of Dry Weather.

f~N' - Dhy WNHbfVhs
Tho opening night Of the second week ol
the Schuetzen fest was success in every 70.
s,pect, tho pleasant weather serving to induce
hundreds OF tho stay-st-hoines during the
neatcd term to seek relaxation among their
German cousins. All the booths aud stands
did thriving business, aud the quantity ol
Deer aud sandwiches consumed was enormous
mo gymnaatic performance was Of high
order, and the singing of the Uims was en'
Enthusiastically appreciated.
About . o'clock some excitement was ere.
ated by an awning near tho bowling alley
catching fire frem gas jet, but before any
damage was done Officers McGraw and Slater
extinguishcd 1t with bucket Of water.
Inc committee on bowling announced tho
following as winners of prizes during the day
w. >. Seuherle, first prize, S15; N. Hcydoru,
second do, Sl2; J. Feuicb, third do, 50 +.
Go,ly, fourth DO, SO; w. Bollrcns ifLh do, So;
q. Haris. sixth DO, 81; A. Deuockas, seventh
no., S3, and III. Seebode, eighth do, 81 MIR.
q. j. Seuherlc won IS in addition for the most
ton.strikes.
The crowd at tho pavilion was so great that
inc banqueting hall was also given over to tho
disciples OF Terrsichoro, who danced TO their
hearts desire and seemed glad when the sig.
nai gun at midnight announced the days fcs.
tivities at an end.
Tho ladies who won prizes in the shooting
gallery wero Mrs. John Hockmoyor, an um.
Drella; Mrs. John i. Vogt, table-cloih; Mrs.
j.. Slrob, basket Mrs. Charles Meyer, pair
OF slippers, and Mrs. jacob Horuer. o satchel
belt.
Tho Germania Manue rchor was in attend.
ance during the evening, aud ia charge of a
committee was escorted to the pagodi, where
they rendered several choice airs with pleas
ing effect.
Among the features to-day will be water
melon match, in which ten suble Americans
Will contest for prizss, aggregating $40.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
a Speciality.
Cousins fne Shoes, in all widths, AL Sins.
heimer & Bros, sos 7lh ST., between II and L.
Republican Committee-I,oo,n Notes.

NJ
Tho mail Of Secretary Mcpherson has now
grown so large as to require constant attention.
ard to supply the demand for documents IL is
thought that the force will have TO be in.
creased. If this is done tho employees will be
divided into two squads, working night and
day, by which mCaus it is hoped that the com.
mitteo csn meet the applications being made
to 1t for information upon various topics. The
communications come frCm all parts of the
country, aud some of them frequently contain
statements concerning the political complexion
ol affairs IN The particular section from which
the letter is swritlen. In ono from East Liberty
Pa, yesterday it was stated that Fayette
county was a mining and manufacturing dis
sirict, and had democratic majority, but that
great dissatisfaction was prevailing among the
aboring classes on account OF the free
trade plank in the democratic platform.
Fat meeting recently nineteen democrats
Joined the Garfield and Arthur clnJ in one
night. Other democrats for similar reasons
were known to be joining the republican
ranks IN squads from three to five in different
directions ia the vicinity around Fayette
county. Tho writer further says that the
democrats make great blow in tho papers
about u few men who have spoken iayorably
OF Hancock, but sonlo of these don't seem as
likely 10 stick us was at first snnnosed thew
would, and tho democrats are rapidly losing
ground, not only in the county, but in that
ScCtlOh OF lnb stdlc
From Franklin, Pa, comes the announce
ment that the larger portion of the green.
back clement has come into the republican
line. The Germans are asking for speeches,
and that of Hon. Carl Schurz, delivered at In.
dianapolis recently, seems TO bo the one they
are most anxious to secure. Little anxiety is
felt but that the Germans will he found right
in November aud swelling the vote OF Garfield
and Arthur.
writer from New Haven, Conn, speaks
| very tlatterngly Of the prospects of the party
in that state and is positive of its being vic
torious. The canvass is meeting with good
success There are many young men who will
poll their maiden vote this year, and large
numbers Of these are uniting with the Garfield
and Arthur clubs. In two wards in New
Haven over fifty names have been added to
tho republican roll Of parties who heretofore
voted the democratic ticket
4 communication from West Virginia speaks
of the local quarrels among the democrats in
that state, and then says if the republicans will
work and have vigorous campaign there is
no doubt but the five votes Of the state can be
secured for Garfield aud Arthur.
At Mobile, Ala, despite the iorloru hopo to
win anything in that state, the republicans
have organized a Garfield aud Arthur club,
which has over one hundred members, who
propose doing what they can for the success of
| the party.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Go to cobb's Island next Monday. See STA
Hotel ArrlYals.

St. James-F. J. Gore, wife aud daughter of
Springfield, Ohio, II. Wotmore Of Baltimore,
William Pendleion Of Augusta, Ga. II. Given
of Rome, Ga. p. b. Walker of Minneapolis,
!. c. Mckenzie of Virginia, John Hedges of
Fernandins, Fla. J. NJ. Turner of Clifton,
Ohio, and o. l.. Hill of New York.
Mctropoltan-R. II. Jones Of Petersburg,
Va, J. w. Yandcn and wife of Jackson, Tenn,
General A. J. Plcasanton aud wife, Miss L.
H. Hoge aud Mrs. Thomas II. Patterson Of
Philadelphia, James L. Ford OF Kontucky, aud
NJ. q. Andres of Long Green.
National-John Cross Of Little Rock, Ark, A.
L. Stetson of Storm Lake Iowa, John Mcmahon
of Chicago, A. Kennedy and wife OF Maryland
NJ. J. Mclaughlin ofSt. Louis, r. NJ. Chatterton
of Maryland, t. NJ. Link Of Erie, Pa. Andrew
J. Ksrley of New York, Joseph Bryan ol
Richmond, Va, Southern Davie and Mrs. w
j. Davio of Lonisvillo Ky, L. ~. Turner Of
West Virginia, p. $. Weir, j. B. Mast, aud j
Grifiths aud wife of Now York.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

Henry James Harris, the pretended baptist
preacher, arrested by Detective McDevitt Sun
day, OH tho charge Of committing a series of
potit larcenics in boarding g.houses, was kept at
police headquarters yesterday. During tho
day no was identified by Mr.. William Galloway,
Of 9l5 Eighth street southeast, as party who
stopped at his house on the 2sth of July and
departed carrying of gold watch belonging
70 the daughter of his host Some clothing
alleged to have been stolen by Harris from
Charles Pruizhom, III Sixth street north
west was recovered yesterday. Messrs.
]. w. Solomon and J. N. Farr of George.
town called aud identified u frock coat
aud pants in Harris possession MS having been
stolen from them. Several additional cases
of petty thefts, believed to have been com.
mitted by Harris, were reported at police
headquarters yesterday. Harris is believed
TO be tho man who under the namo of Alonzo
Lane has victimized people in many cities
throughout the country.
Last evening Mr., Henry Barrck, Of 1910
u street northwest, reported that Harris had
robbed him of pair Of shoes aud a coat, and
Mr. Harry Walbert, of No 233 Four.and "a.
half street, reported the loss Of pair of pants
vest and silver chain through Harris.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

melee between two lawyers caused some
excitement on Four.and-a-half street, near the
city hall. yesterday afternoon. Tho lawyers
woro Dan. Cahill, who has an office near DIR.
Suuderand's church, aud ]. Webb Rogers.
They were engaged, it is stated, in political
discussion, ,'aud Rogers taking o6enso at somo
expression used by Cahill struck tho lnttor
with his cane. Thereupop, ii Is related by
witnesses, Cihill went for Rogers in n way that
showed that he understood other things than
tho law, aud in few minutes Mr. Rogers had
reason to regret his hasty blow. Tho COM
batuuts were separated and q truce was de-
clan cd. Mr.. Rogers walked up and down Four
and "a bulf street for somo tino after tho en-
counter, evidently much excited, rs though
contemplating another attack on the enemy
but finally disappeared without any further
| demonstration.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
. yIc1RY ron TEE wAvRRLTs.
II stars sfeatod In n closely Contested
Camel


Ttge wquite fair attendance OF specta'
SoB Al theltional grounds yesterday after
mon to wiss the contest between tho Star
and Wave clubs. Both sides had their
friends, auoth mines were confident Of win
nina Thine had not progressed far be-
fore It beca evident that The Waverlys were
both battiind folding the best, and had 1t
not been foe laziness Of somo Of the players
in getting and tho bases three moro runs
could hevscii added TO their score than
they obtain The stars piled Up tho errors
pretty hos and made some that wero
wholly ina asable, The fielding Of War
ren on side of tho Waverlys
was the ture Of the game. His
second base ay was immense and did
much towarculing the victory for his club.
The umpiri might have been better, but
could not habeen much worse. The gen
uemaus nans unknown 10 fame, aud likely
always will III that position. Not satisfied
with tho rcstthe Stars are anxious to meet
their oDponoiagain, aud tho Waverlys be
ing Of an acsmodating spirit have agreed
to meet thcmn Friday next, and promise
to repeat the,e they administered ycster
day. Appendis the score:
National Republican., 1880-08-10

The excursions which leave Washington
on Saturday evenings and return on Monday
mornings are just the thing to take with the
crowds Of cant'get.aways" The Jane
Moseley had pleasant party on her last trip.
There was gentle excitement in the race
with the George Leary in going down aud
returning from Norfolk. The boats are very
equally matched in speed. Tho MOseley had
n little the start Of tho Leary both ways, and
kept the lead from dock to dock. There was a
delightful run out TO tho capcs over a smooth
sea, SO nobody was sea.sick. All returned
pleased with everything but the caterer, who
was rather below par
National Republican., 1880-08-10
weman,s National nealth Association

The Woman's National Health association
met in the parlols Of the president, NJ. Cora
Bland, NJ, d., OH Thirteenth street, last night.
The attendance was good aud tho exercises
very interesting. DIR. T. A. Bland read an
essay on "Blue Days and Blue Devils" Mr..
McCeney aud Mrs. Tilton recitod original
poems, and free interchange Of views IN ro-
gard to DIR. Tanners fast was INDUCED in.
BY resolution telegram was sent to tho fast
ing doctor. II read as follows:
The Womnns National Health association sends
greeting TO DR.. Tanner aud cougrntulatcs him upon
the success vi his experiment, from which they
expect important scientific results.
NJ. CORA BLASD, VI. D., President.
NJ. J.. MCPHERsON Secretary
National Republican., 1880-08-10
MOSQUITO CANoPIE Sl.75, at tho Popular
Carpet House Of Juliusl.ansburgh, 42l 7th st
The Grand Pngrimng.of knights TempiaI
to Chiaigo

10 ChiagO
il now the sole talk ofthe Templars OF this
city and our sister city of Baltimore, nearly
all of whom intend participating. Columbia
and Dc Molay commentaries OF Washington,
also Maryland, Biltimor, Monumental aud
Crusade commentaries o Baltimore, will all
leave on tho fast limo If the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad next Saturday evening ut 5:10,
arriving in Chicago next evening in time for
early toa. Two elegant brass bands will ac-
company the Sir knights 20 enliven tho occa-
sion. There will also be grand reception
upon arriving at Chicago.
Templars aud their families will be sup.
piled with round-trip tickets ut the low rate
OF sl7.25 upon application to Myron NJ. Par.
ker, at city postotilcc; James L. Waugh St
Cloud Lnildinp; John Wilson, surgoon-gcn
faIf @ Offices dAnTson III T ee,Dyfpltpral de-
northwest; Noble ID. Ltrner, SAB Louisiana
avcnuo, or Percy q. Smith, 1888 Pennsylvania
ayonue. Others wishing to attend can pro
cure tickets at the regular offices OF the com
pany at $26
National Republican., 1880-08-10

Tho National Rides, our new military COM
pany, take pleasure in announcing 10 their
friends that their first annual excursion will
take place this evening. The steamer w. w.
Corcoran will leave her wharf at $50 and re-
turn ut IL o'clock promptly. Cars will be in
whiting 10 convey the cxcuisonists to all
parts of The city. The Arrangements are IN
charge OF the following well.known gentle.
men: Colonel J, o. p. Burnside, James F..
OYSTER, George W. Evans Charles Atkinson,
+. NJ. Thornctt aud f. A. Barnes.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
kNINGs.

II . "a Ct s 0
-
Marcrlys.. 9 0 0 1 y - >
stars. / o 0 l o. 4
Earned runs-Waeys, !; stars, /.
TwO-hnse hit-Schrd.
First base on balls-.aycrlvs .: Stare I.
First base on errors-vayCriys f. stars, 4.
Double play-Wavers, l.
This afternoon at 80 o'clock the Eagle and
Douglass clubs of ID colorcd league meet
again ia the championship arena. Since a
break has been made n the successful march
OF the latter club I'll Eagles hsvo gathered
confidence and say thy will down them sure.
jhe ''conjuro" under he first base has been
found and now thaybcleye that they can
make the circuit of thdiamond Both teams
are strong aud good gmo will bo played.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
The War on the Dogs.

Tho pound-maeter yesterday began a yigor.
Gus campaign against untuggod dogs, his for.
mer force Of one wagon having boeen re.eu.
forced by two wagons and six men, tho crew
Of each wagon being composed OF three men.
Those wagons were out yesterday during the
greater part of the day and captured altogether
about seyenty.1ye dogs, besides other ANIMALS
coming within the scope Of tho pound law.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

General Sheridan teleSraphs to Adjutant.
General Drum rs follows; Commanding
officer at Caldwell telegraphs through the
department OF Missouri That Payne aud five
OF his associates leave to-day under proper
guard for Fort Smith, Arkansas, there to be
turned over to the Unitod States marshal,
western district of Arkansas. Those cap,
turod with Payne who did not belong TO the
first party captured have been released D
Payne is the leader fthe recent invasion upon
tho Indian Territory, the details of which
havo been published heretofore.
HoRsE.FLY NETS 70 cents, at the Popular
Carpet House of Julius Lansburgh, 42l 7lh St
National Republican., 1880-08-10

EASILY ANswnRED.-Ifa n strong man, who
has frequently suffered pain, grows inpatient
and r0beliious, how much more imputieut
should be the Baby who docs not know what
suffering means For the pains OF Collie
Teothing. ETC.. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the
sovereign remedy. Price 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
ALRxANpnlA AKEAIRS

ALEXANDRIA, VA, August Q, $780,
Mr. George II. Ramey lsft here this morning
for q trip to Altoona, Pa, and back, to DO made
In buggy.
Beverly Walker and Edward Lacy, arrested
on suspicion Of burglary, have boen released,
as nothing could bo proved against them.
A raid was mado on Saturday night on Q
house Of III fame on North Royal street and
the inmates were captured. This morning Jen-
nio Nelson, proprietress, was fined $50 and SEN
fenced to six months in jail.
The Alexandria Light Infantry met at their
armor5 last evening ut o'clock in full dress
proceeded to the wharf, boarded the steamer
Arrowsmith and accompanied tho Washington
Light Infantry on their excursion to Glymont
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Funeral Of Jennlngs NyIso onrn,tt.

The funeral Of the late Jennings Wise Gar.
nett, which took place from Ascension church,
was largely attended, many Of his fellow stud.
ents n tho University of Virginia being pres.
eut. Rev Dr. Paret Of Epiphany church aud
Rev. W. +. Morrison Of the Ascension church
conducted the service. The pall-bearors wero
W. i. Christian OF Richmond, 4. Richie Stone,
Dr. Harrison Gait Davis r. Jesup Miller aud
George Johnston The remains were buried
IN Rock Creek cemetery.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Tho Irlsh LnnA League.

A meeting has beon called of the officers Of
the Washington City Laud League, No. l, to
be held at the house of Il. ii. Walsh, 1927
New York avenue, on tomorrow evening"
Arrangements will then DO made for gen
eral meeting of the league so that subscrip-
tiOns may begin in some regular manner 10
aid the distressed tenant farmers of Ireland,
so that eVCtions may be prevented until after
the crops are gathered. Duo notice will be
given Ia the press Of the public meeting.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

Al a meeting Of tho North Washington Han
cock and English club last evening, SIR George
Donaldson president and S. w. Moore secre.
tary, the organization Of the club was com =.
pleted by tho election George L. Scott us llnan-
cial secretary. The following new mombois
were enrolled s. +. Moses James Barrett, +.
Haney, G. IT, Moore and John Fidler The
dedication Of the pole was deferred until fur.
ther notice It was resolved 10 attend the
gust u,
National Republican., 1880-08-10
An Attractive Excursion.

Tho excursion on the steamer Arrowsmith
tomorrow evening will afford fine
opportunity Tor an evening of recreation and
enjoyment. The boat will leave at hulf.pas, 6
o'clock and give tho fortunate ones OH board Il
snil of sixty miles, stopping at Marshall Hall
both ways. The price Of tickets for the cxcur.
sion Is only twenty-five cents
National Republican., 1880-08-10
CITY ITEMS.
The PInnsmres OF Hope.

When tho body is bowed with pain an in
tense longing Tor relief brings hone. This may
brighten tho suffering, but it does not cure.
At time like this how welcome Is such u
friend as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Curo, bringing hope, health aud happiness aud
the lows Of q renewed life.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage liconses Joshua Black and
Annie T. Boston; J. Z. Jamison OF ST. Mary's,
Nd, aud Annie Mahonoy Of this city; o. A.
Curtis and Roberta +. Bumbray.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

More than CITY per cent of the entire matter
mniled originated in the fifty principal cities
of the United States
These are the first reliable statistics ever
obtained Of the number of letters, etc., passing
through tho mails and tho count to be mndo
in November Of this year and Of each subse.
qnont year will show exactly what the post
ONCE department is doing and how its business
is increasing with the growth of the country.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

MEN's very ino hand.stitchod Shoes and
Caters at $3.50 and 81 can only bo had at
Sinsheimer & Bros, 60S Seventh street, be-
tween Ii aud /.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

TIE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
d-half street, use only s. $. Whites artificial
teeth, Phlladelphia. Price. q per set. SEQ adyt
National Republican., 1880-08-10

J.. ORTESsTEIN, professor of guitar, piant
otc., 4j6 & street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

The National sate-DepOsit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues 10 receive yaluables Of all dcscrip.
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, ut the Popular Carpet
House Of Julius Lansburgh, AL Seventh ST.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
thorn ometriG Readings.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL DFPtGEn, y. y.

August 0. 1850.
7Gm..... CT %. m.... 81 II p.m,... "a
1876 A. M. 20 8 D. ln...... S5 Maximum. Sc
IL a. me-. 70 9prn. II Minimum. 60
Indications.
ness, possibly occasional Tai,, yf1db,
stationary temperature, stationary or lower ba-
lOmOpr.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
The Democracy IN North Washington.

IA, 10 aud 1s-cont mating at Julius Laus-
burgh's.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Personal Eucouutor between Lawyers.

TURKISH Bath Excursion to Cobbs Island.
See Star.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
1ho Indian Territory Invaders.i

julius LANsBURGH, tho only importer OF
China mating in tho District
National Republican., 1880-08-10
A Trip to the DCean,

CoDRs ISLAND Excursion Monday next
See star
National Republican., 1880-08-10
National RiBcs,

BENEDicrTSE MALT WINE Beer. Finley
Koch, agents, 1206 Pennsylvania avenue.