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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-12
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III RICHMOND, VA.

The twenty. eighth annual session OF this widely
known institution Will open SEPTEMBER 14TH
and close j JUNE IA, 1881.
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
J.B. HAWTHORNE. ID. D.,
President OF BoaTd of Trustees.
Miss SALLEY b. HAMMER PrincipaD,
Latin, Moral Philosophy ana English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES II. WINSTON, NJ. A.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
MISS l.. Il. THURSTON,
(Graduaie Vassar CollegeJ
German, Mathematics, and bistory.
MADAME G. GUILLAUME,
(Satve of France,l
French.
MISS SUSIE G. HAMMER,
Principal Of Preparatory School.
MADAME CAROLINE RICHlNGs-BERNARD,
VoeazatiOn.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
Instrumental Music, Thorough Bass and Harmony.
MISS s. G. HAMMER,
Guitar.
MISS ALICIA Ii. LAIRD,
Drawing, and Painting in Water Colors.
MISS NJ. j. MORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art AssociatbonJ
Porcelain Painting, Decorative Art. Kensington
Embroidery.
PROFESSOR III. LOTTNER,
Callsthencs.
Home Department,
MISS s. +. WALKER.
For catalogue or information, apply to
The PRINCIPAL,
corner Tenth and Marshall streets
se 2-&tFMSWSt
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AN EXCITING SCENE.

The scene as described by one OF the pas
sengers OF hundreds OF oxen struggling In
tho water for hours around the sides OF The
Trongate can be more easily imagined than
described. One was taken on board for
food purposes, to provide against the new
demand on the provision resources OF the
bark. The rest were left TO their fate, and
soon followed the sunken Anglia down TO
the shells and seaweed on the bottom OF the
ocean. The boats containing officers, crew,
and passengers Of the Anglia were not
more than a quarter OF mile distant
from the fated steamer when she sank
stern foremost amid the waves. This
was followed by O terrific detona-
lion resembling the noise OF a. dyna-
mite explosion or the thunder OF broad
side from q man-of-war. No doubt the
boiler had exploded. tearing aud shattering
the steamer into fragments. The officers OF
the steamer are unanimous In the opinion
that had they remained five minutes longer
by the steamer they would all have been
swallowed up in the vast maelstrom sue
tion around the sinking steamer, or would
have been blown into atoms by the boiler
explosion. The whole ships company have
lost all ..neir clothes and general property,
havir.a unsel6shly stuck 10 their posts TIL
tb., last moment, when 1t became apparent
'. 20 everybody on board that race Tor i6e
was inevitable.
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MUSIC.
BAND

VOELKER'S BAND
" HAVING RETURNED
from the Spri' gs Is now prepared, under its new
management, 10 furnish
BRASS BAND AND STRING ORCHESTRA
for raraces, balls. PARTIES, etc.
GEORGE VoELKER. JR..
60 JI-2ts Leader.
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8itl,nond 1ispatth.
suNpAY....... :. SEPTEMBER -. 1880.

Entered At the Post-ofHce at Richmond. Va, as
second~class matter.I
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TIEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
X Sol EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
The exercises Of this school for young iadie. ana
littesgirs will commence MONDAY, September
20, 1850. ,,,o
ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS. &c.
Il. f. PARHAM, with assistants of experience ana
ability. -
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
PROFESSOR HASSEL EFF. who brings The highest
testimonials from Miss Baldwin, OF Augusta Fe-
male Seminary.
MUSIC on PIANO.
PROFESSOR PF1ICOLAS, who has taught for many
wears In this city and I'm Petersburg.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
PAYABLE HALF IN ADVANCE.
Primary classes 10 S4U
IuterlneuldtP.... ....'sss'ss''' OS
IOiegldte. OO
Latin ~
French and German, each................ -
Reduction in English made where two or more
pupils come from same family-also 70 ministers
and TEACHERS +. Y. PARHAM, A. NJ,
sc 12-eod2w PIincIpal.
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No change has been IN fhe district for coiored
children. The following Is the resrransement OF
fho achool disfrlcfs for white children.


FIRST DISTRiCT-MADlSON SCHOOL,
BEGINS at the intersection Of Main street with the
western CORPORATION line. and runs along said line
10 It's intersection wi The confirmation Of Fourth
street: thence along The middle line OF Fourth
street 10 Grace street; thence along the middle line
o. Grace street 10 Henry street thence along the
middIe line OF Henry street 10 Main street thence
along ihe midds ,ne OF Main street 10 the point OF
beginning.
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CCUOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,

PrcouraRed hv the success OF last session. Pro-
xTsSoa Has FL EFF will resume he duties OF his
school on the 18Th OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. by
hrs nethos yery y0ung Children, as well as older
pnnils are enabled, through daily dri and use Of
he fors ign languages, TO write and spek them per-
fcctiy.
Best references given from schools and patrons
OF this city. -.
speciaI classes for Young men Private lessons III
desired. Hours arranged TO suit pupils attending
schools of English.
Pupils can enter AZ any time during the session.
for circulars aud further particulars apply at 304
cast q, race street au 24-1m
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Reeips on the mort hern line of The corporation at
ihe intersection OF VI Enable and Eighteenth Streets
and runs along the eastern and northern lines OF
The Ret bel district embracing the territory east OF
Eighteenth and north Of franklin street to wenty-
hfth street, north Of Main street ana Williamsburg
avenue 10 the eastern line Of the corporation.
No district is defined for SPRINGFIELD
SCHOOL at present, but 1T will be supplied with
pupils from the Bellevue district
j. H. PEAY, JR..
se10.0t Superintendent Schools.
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RUN INTO BY BARK SHE FOUNDERS AT SEA-
PERILs OF F0G-ALL THE PASSENGERS
AND CREW SAFELY LANDED AT ST. JOHNS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE or CRY suPRRIxrxSpEsr or,
SCHOOLS,
SOB MARSHALL STREET,

SUo MARSHALL kJEfEJ. ]
RICHMOND. VA. September IL, 1880.
DUBLiC SCHOOLS.
TuE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH - o 4. H..
TEACHERS will be engaged WEDNESDAY In
registering former pupils.
on THURSDAY new applicants viii be admit
ted In consequence OF the jewish Day of Atone
ment occurring on Wednesday, Jewish children who
atter dtd the school last sesion will be registered on
Thursday, and VIII have precedence Of new appii-
canfs.
THE PRINCIPALS or TIE SCHOOLS will
meet at 10 A. NJ. on MONDAY at the High-school
builfiug.
PRISCIpALs AND TEACHERs-RLEcT OF
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS and reserve rachers-
elect from the class OF '77-'78 VIII meet TUESDAY,
September 14ih, At 10 A. NJ, at the High-Schooi
building for organization.
TEACHERS OF THE NAyY-HfLL SCHOOL
will meet TUESDAY st IL NJ. a, the High-scbool
building.
No. 2, will be registered at Ciay-Schoo building,
aud schools will be gaDfed which Will be taught
At Cias-SchoOi building and Elba Methodist church
until the new building can be completed.
sprineheld Hall will be occupied by pupils Of
Bellevue district until the SprlngeId-sehool build
ing Is completed. Children for this school will reg
ister at Bellevue school,
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MRS. ENGLISHS SCHOOL
wi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
707 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPENED TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
2I. 1850.

The success Of this chool during The past year has
encouraged the principal 10 secure In addition TO the
corps of teachers OF last session other valuable
sisance.
For circulars and further information apply TO
se5-lm MHs. JESSIE GORDON ENGLISH.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
HI RICHMOND. VA.
Next session begins SEPTEMBER 23D aud con.
unue5 without iniormtssion niDe months.
The College employs eight fn'l professors who
awe thorough instruction in Latin. Greek, Modern
nlsnguages. English, Mathematics, Ply sizes Chemis-
try. Moral Philosophy. aud Law.
No location more heali hful. Moral influences re-
stTaining and eleyatiUg.
TERMS UNUSUALLY MODERATE.
one hundred and niDety-6ye dollars t3l95I VIII
cover expenses, for nine months session. of board
tuition, mairiculation room rent. seryants attend
ance, fuel, lights, and washing For city students
boarding at home, fS7.5O.
For catalogues. giving full PARTICULARS, appIy al
the bookstores or address 4. PURYEAR,
Chairman Of Faculty.
a. -oohfSonI n fhtOhSpn
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NfISS LIZZIE f. MUNFORD will re-
NI oDen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BtLLES-
LETTRES CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES SEP
TEMBfR 23D. ut II z. Franklin and Second streets
SEWtNG TAUGHT without extra charge.
AN 3l-.Od2wvdDwf
National Republican., 1880-07-08
Operations OF the Health once.


The following IL Health Oticor Townshond's
report of tho operations Of his Office for the
week ending July 3, 1850; Nuisanco5 reported
SO; referred, ll2; abated, 522; referred to com
missiomOrs, p; official notices issued, "a; citi.
Hens' com plants, So; causes Of death referred
TO coroner, 4; deaths from all causes reported,
lOG; burials at public expense, 10; investi-
cations for local cause of disease, 2. Dead ami.
mails removed, IS. Marine products inspected
-29j bushels oysters, 1871 buuchcs fish, Is
surgeons, 33sGS blucfsh, 1000 trout, 6,l25
mack crol, 255 porgcs, llO sheephead, u, 23O
clans, - $50 crabs, 10 turtles. Marine pro.
ducts comdcmuCd-3O bushels oysters, 81
punches fish, 4,O30 clans, $3.50 crabs. I'M
wholesome food condomncd-ic5 pounds beef
So pounds veal, 13l pounds mutton, % pounds
pork, ii pounds bacon, 3J5 buuchos beets,
llSl dozen cucumbeI', 56l dozen Cymimgs,
423 quarts berries, 30 pecks peas, so bunches
asparagus % peCks tomatoes, IS pccks pOta.
toes, 33S cnbbagos, 2i4 pOcks beans, 80 heads
lettuce, AZ punches radishes, 10 bunchcs
rhubarb, 9 dozen bananas, As quarts cherries,
II hunches carrots, 8 cantcloupcs, p dozen
cars corn, watermelon, PA bushels miscel.
aneous vegetables. Pound report--Animals
impounded, II; redeemed, 33; killed. /; In
pound, 8, Report of physicians to tho poor
l76 patients treated, of which 81 were white
and ll0 coored; 2lD visits were made and 70
olico consultations heidi 20 orders for food
We're issued to sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

St. Jamcs-R. V. Ankouy and son Of this
city, j. w. Prescott OF GAINESVILLE, Va, Miss S.
" Anderson Of pittsburg, Pa w. 4, Bulng.
han Of Erie Pa, Lyndon A. Smith Of Nor
wiGh, w., J. J, Green Of New York, and +. c.
Luce and wilo Of New London.
Imporial-H. i. Pullman Of New York, i.
II. McWilIiUmB Of Chicago, and ii. l.. Briscoo
of West Virginia.
Willards-A. r. Blakcy Of Virginia, N. II.
Harris of Niuksburg, and A. Kountac aud j.
Il. sampson Of New York
Wunulcy lcy's-lamcs c. Biddle of Philadel-
phia, @. H. AsAbumcr Of Richmond, Va, and
George T.. Warng, jr,, Of Newport, II. ].
Arlington--A 7. Mcclure Of Alabama, i.
i. Thompson Of New Yoik, aud j. w. Eudey
Of Boston.
Riggs housc-M Richard Briggs of Bridge
port, Logan If. Roots Of Arkansas, Alex. r.
Esty OF Boston, Dr. Augustus Boonton of ST,
Lou!s, and g. w. Kelly of New Haven,
Ebbitt--JosCph J. Walton OF Now York. r.
B. Elliott aud Miss Anna Elliott of Norfolk,
Hon. Thad, @, Pound OF Wisconsin, and l..
Modo Of Boston.
NatiOnal-H, j. Lemon of New York. M. T..
jerks of Philadelphia, q. W. Shatile Of Chi
cago, Colonel Thomas 81, Jones of Fauquior
county, Va, Dr. ID. @. Gordon, r. Taylor Scott,
Captain ii. Il, Gordon, Colonel Thomas Smith
and John Il, spilman Of WaTouton, Va,
Colonel Joseph b, stewart Ct New York, II. A.
Beverley Of Lccsbulg, Hon. b. i, Martin oil
West Virginia, Hon. Il, j. Hcnkle of Mary.
land, and q, c, Magruder Of Prince George
county, Md,
National Republican., 1880-07-08
Ihe Now Host,

Certainly nothing could have been doomed
wanting in the liberIity Of the 3. & o. at
Oakland aud Deer Park this season. Tho
splendid hotels ut both resorts wero thor.
oughly renovated, new furnishings added. and
in no detail of great Or Of small Importance
was lhuTe the slightest hesitation as to the
expense nocosSitated, But despite all this, II
appears that an improvement in the manage.
meut was possible, and no sooner was it apprs-
ciatod than it WAS accomplished. On Monday
Mr. j, r, Gordon assumed control of both
hotels, and his years Of experience at most
noted resorts on the other side Of tho water, as
well as here, insures at onco to the patrons Of
Oakland and Deer Park an attention tho equal
in every way of that accorded at the most
famous hotels In tho country
National Republican., 1880-07-08
Rlds for InYinc sinnr rnynmenta.

Bids were opened yesterday in the Office Of
the commissioners for rcpaying with stone
blocks sixth street, between + and G; Elev.
euth street, between Fuud G b, between First
aud Third streets northwest, aul First, bo.
tween i and c streets southeast. No award
was made, The bids wcro rs follows Thomas
Joyce, Sixth aud Eleventh stroots at fifty.
eight cents per square yard, and b and First
streets at liftyhve cents per square yard j.
G. Stafford, Gity,eight and three-quarter cents
per square yard on all fuUr of said streets ;
Himbor * Fletcher ilfty.oight cents per yard
on all four streets Jonathan Taylor, fny-six
aud ouo.quartor cents on all four Of the streets
named; Sleeps q Cannon, Gfty.siz cents ON
Sixth street, fny.seyen couts on Eleventh
street, hty-luur on b street, aud htty.three
on First street; Pat, Mahouay lrty.cight cents
on sixth street, sixty on Eleventh, and fifty.
four on b aud on First Streets David Roach,
informal; Mohler & Reynolds ffty.four and
onO.quarler cents on AL of The streets named;
FfaNley 4 Carmoiy, iiity.nino cents on Sixth
street. siXty-three on Eleventh street, Rrty-six
on B street, and iltty.thrce on First street;
Mcknight & Co, ffy.ono oonts on all the
streets named; Thomas Kirby, sixty cents per
square yard ON Sixth aud Eleventh streets
and ifLy.siS cents on y and on First streets.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
S1NK1NG.r ruND POPULATIONS.
Treasurer Gnnllan Quotes Some Law to Col
lcctor Cook

icCtOf OOOk.
Treasurer Gilhllau, as commissioner Of the
sinking fund, has sent tho following TO Col.
lcctor Cook: BY virtue of the authority vested
in me by the following section of tho aOt of
the legislative assembly, approved May 30,
1873" Section ., and be IL further enacted
that tho commissioners Of the sinking fund
are hereby authorized to prescribe proper
rules and regulations in order to ciIcctunlly
secure tho application Of the proceeds OF such
assessment certificates as IS in this act pro.
vidod to the payment Of the certificates of in
dcbtcdncss authorized by the first aud fourth
sections OF this act; and all officers Of the
District government are hereby required TO
obey and conform with such rules aud regu.
lations," you are horeby designated rs agent
to receive all money aCcruug under the above
act on account Of special assessments and to
deposit the same on account of the sinking
fund office. Tho following rules have been
prescribed In order to ciioclually secure tho
proceeds of such funds In said act, provided
First Hereafter all eight per cent certificates
and drawback certificates received IN payment
Of taxes for special assessments on account of
the sinking fund shall, upon their receipt, bo
cancelled. Second. That returns of amounts
collected in payment Of said taxes, including
tho cancelled eight per cent certificates and
drawback certificates shall, on and after No.
vCmbcr /, lS70, be made mp Gaily aud for.
waidcd to this Office upon the succeeding day.
Third. No drawback certificates shall be re-
covcd In payment Of assessments for special
improvements for which tax.lcn certificates
have been or should have beon deposited in
tho sinking fund Office except such as are
signed by tho commissioners OF the District,
as required by lazy, and are based on rcyisions
made upon the complaint Of tho property hold
er, his duly authorized agent or attorney. No
drawback certificates issued against tho So
called IL. ID Cookie assessments, or in which
interest has beon included, eau DO received un.
I'll the legality Of their issue has been cstab-
lishod. In accordance with the above quoted
section you aud all ofliccrs of the District are
horcby required to obey and conform to the
above rulos.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
-iLENISD ma IF'EliIRS,

ALEXANDRIA, July 7, 1880
The schooner Emma g, Arnold has been
hauled up on tho ways for repairs.
James H. Young has been elected engineer
and j. i. Taylor driver of the hydrauion
engine.
Charles o. Jefferson pleaded guilty of forgery
in court this morning and was sentenced TO
tho penitentiGry.
Information reached here this morning of
the sudden death of Mrs Fannie Beverly at
Lcesburg, Cause unknown
The First National bank of this city has de.
clared somi-annual dividend Of three per
cent, payable on tho 18th instant.
Mr.. Lloyd Murphy to-day purchased from
AIr. Hyrick of your city y two-story frame
dwelling on Wytho street for 500.
Charlotte Nails coored, was seriously If not
fatally burned to-day by trying to lundle Il
fire with coal.oil.
The inspectors Of steamboats, MCssrs Savlle
and Lowory, inspected the steamer Harry
Loder to-day and pronounced her in first.
class condition.
Mr.. L. T. Anderson OF Fuuquer county was
in the city to-day looking ior his son, John r..
Anderson, aged tweuty.one who has been
missing from home since June 81.
Mr.. John A. Marshall Of this city, with two
other gcnllomCn, has purchased from the bcirs
OF the late Warren Davis 453 acres of timber
land in Prince William county for Sl,2i0.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
AcllyIlN IN tne nlyoroo Mn1knt.

Justice Cox yesterday gave tho divorce
market quite an animated turn by passing de.
croos on four Cuses that severed the nuptlal
knot. Julia G.. Conrad was granted divorce
from Joseph S. Conrad, Tho parties were
married at Fort KoauCy, Neb., July e. 1-GO.
nLd sho charges that he deserted her more
than TWO yearsago. Alice Miilu was divorced
from Charles H. M'filin. Tho couple was
married In this city September lG, 1875, aud
lived together until January 10, 1876 Ie
subsequently returned, hut finally left her
July %, ls1G Nellie l., Young was granted q
ground of dc,erlion. They were married in
Brooklyn n. Y, February 2s, 1871, and he
abandoned her in November, 1871 Julia Z.
Grnhe was also granted a divorce from John
Gmhe, Rev, DR., Moore performed the mar.
riage ceremony between this couple in this
city September 2S 1872, They resided to.
gother until September 10, 1878 when she
WAS deserted,
National Republican., 1880-07-08
A Ticnicker Drowned.

A young man named John LOwGry, whose
father is employed in the government printing
Office was a member Of suuday.school ex-
cursion party that went to the Highlands on
The Baltimore C Ohio road, lew miles out Of
the city, yesterday, Ia the liornoon young
Lowory with uthcrs went in bathing IN Rock
creek, aud Lowcry getting into deep water
was drowned. The body, which was soon le.
covered, was brought 10 this city ON an even.
ing train and taken 10 tho home Of tho
deceased ou l street, near First street north.
vest
National Republican., 1880-07-08

Tho clerk Of the court has issued The follow.
ing marriage licenses: Il, H. Warren and
Ida NJ, Cord; G. j, Anderson aud Mary J.
Waters; J, y. Hurley and Rosaunah Toner;
William sparrow of this city and Amelia
Hamn Of Georgetown, D, C.; w. p. Ander.
son of Brooklyn, n. " aud Mary B. Bartlett
Of this city, j, y. Ccnnor and Laura r. Lewis;
J.. j. Gardner aud Annie G. Thomas; Kari
SmOoI aud Lizlis PytlHer.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
SGE The league contes. to-day.
Vital statistics,


TIE total mortality in the District of Coum.
bia for the week ending Saturday, July g.
lssO, WAS 103 (bcing IL less than tho pre-.
viUus week., or at tho rate of 3342 per 1000
per anuum. OF the dccedcns, 80 were white
males, % white females, 90 Colorel males aud
% ColOred females showing an annual death.
rate Of 20 i6 per 900 for the white and 4i.57
for tho cOlored population. The deaths by
classes were rs follows: XymOtic 35 con.
stitutional 90 local, 2S deyolopmontal, 10, aud
violence, 3. From phthisis pulmonnlis or con-
sumption there were II deaths; diseases of the
nervous system and cholera iniantum, II cach
diarrhma, .: cntero 'colitis, typhoid fever and
sonie debility, 4 each; malarial fever, g.;
pneumonia, diseases of tho heart, cholera NOR
bus and cancer each, and l each from brou-
chits, congestion OF tho lungs, dysentcry, in.
termittGnt fever, scarlet fever, sunstrote aud
whOOHinG-cough. OF the deaths, 73 occurred in
Washington, Ii in Georgetown, in tho
county, and 10 in tho hospitals. Sixty
nine Of the decedcnls were natives of tho
District, % of other parts of the United States,
of foreign countries and unknown nativity;
2S white and 33 colorcd Were under years
of age; IL white aud 3 cOlored 90 and over The
greatest mortality (2l deaLhs) occurred on
tho 2Sth; the least % deathsl on the Cd.
There We're 13 births reported-10 white males,
10 white females, II cUlored males and Is col
orcd females, showing au annual brth-rato
Of 1888 per 1000 for the white ana 32.5 for
the cOorcd population. Marriages reported,
9-whitr, 4; colorel, g. Stll.brths, o
white, q colorcd, >; unknown /.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
mn nnn.n niscnrnrrn-

Most Of the readns whose oyes sean those
pages have suffered from headache, Hssitudo,
nausea OF pains in the back; but wo doubt if
they know wnat the cause was In nine cases
out Of ten il was sumu trouble with the kid
ncys or liver. This is u truth which has lust
become known, and tho result which Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver euro has accomplished.
The oboye-namcd troubles are caused by dis
ordered kidneys and liver, and the remedy
which cures tIo cause Lanishos the pains
MhiCh nrisa from 10.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
Arnln On satnrhnY.

Deer Park and Oakland last Saturday that
the B. u o has decided 10 ruu another the
coming sltwss y, Tickets viii ba good for
Saturday uutlI the following Monday night,
and aro now on sale bt the Il, & o. Ogltes in
this city, Tho rate for the round trip will bo
the same as on the first excursion, four dollars,
which Is three dollars less than the regular
fare one way, Tickets arc good on any Of the
three fast trains leaving here, respectively at
. a, NJ, 5 and pm,
National Republican., 1880-07-08
julius LANsuUnGHL the only importer Of
China mating In The District
Tnlcr Lrnrh,s Nnndillnn.

Tho condition Of petcr Lynch, whose skull
was fractured during Il family fight in his
house on Seventh street northeast last Non.
day hight was not at all promising last night
aud his attendants entertained littIo hopes Of
his slouoyeIy No arrests have been mado yqt,
aud no traces found OF tho son, who disip'
pcgrcd Immediately after the alray.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

The board Of fire commissioners met last
evening, all the members present. The re.
ports OF the chief engineer aud superintendent
of the flre-aI|rm telegraph showed that dur.
ing last month seven alarms of fire were
turned in, involving II loss Of 51,7OO on which
there was insurance amounting 10 II 100. APP.
plications were received and filed from w. C.
Ailkcnhead james Comuors, William West.
ford, Orlondor II. Mcknight, r. OLeary,
Adolf kulA, and f. =. Jacobs.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

lNNlNiO,
4 6 s
---
EeyStOuc....... ..,,, o 0 o. G
Douglass. 8 0 0 / O. 7
Runs earned-KcyS'one, .; Dougllssl. !.
Thrce.bAsc hit5-H. Brooks, |.
Two base hits-lyler 3; White, l.
Eases on balls--KcystOne. 3.
Balls calloi-Oa Brown, III; on brooks r.
Strikes called oi-Brown, 10; Brooks, ~.
Wild throws - Nelson, l. Washington, / r.
Brooks, !.
Passed bolls-Nelson 5; Pinlney, 3.
Cmplro-Nc.son Cuakley Of the Eagle Baseball
club.
This afternoon at I:3O o'clock tho Uniqucs
aud Eagles will play the second game Of the
league series.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
EAaLR vs.. rNIQrn thIs arlomoon.

Two THOUSAND pair ladies Newporis, Low.
Button aud Sandals at 75 cents aud 81 per pair
at Sushcimer & Bros, sos Seventh street,