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National Republican., 1880-06-30
BEATEN AGAIN.,
The Nationals Defeated by the Rochester

Nine.
The Hop Bitters defeated the Nationals
yesterday for the second time on the grounds
Of the home club, this time by score of
nine 10 four. Errors were quite plentiful on
both sides, but not half as bad MS those COM
nitted by tile umpire. Mr.. Massicu may be
competent to fill that position, but many
people will not believe it who have seen him
act in tho last two games. In all tho errors
that he made not one WIS to the favor OF the
Nationals This might give the look Of par.
taity, but when man knows no better IL
would probably be more generous to attribute
it to Ignorance. Once or twice after the
home club had been pretty well dUsed by
his bad decisions they started to quit the
game but better Judgment prevailed. They
wisely concluded that the spectators could see
what WAS passing as well as themselves, and
! that TO win they must play both the Hop
Bitters and umpire. lu their crippled con-
dition the visiting team was all that they
wanted TO contend against. If every PLAYER
had been sound and well doubtless the Ma
tionas would have defeated the combination
hut just at this time it was little too strong
OF course the visitors did not complain, and
would have been foolish to have done so under
the circumstances. 1t is strange that COM
pctent umpire cannot be found in this city.
Doubtless there arc some, If the Nationals will
ouly 90 to the trouble OF looking them up,
and then have little something to say a. to
who shall fll that position when they play
games at home, ana not accept every stick
that a visiting club names. They should
profit little by the experience they meet
with whom abroad. They outbatted the
Hons" but were Cxceled in fielding by the
visitors.
The same clubs play again this afternoon at
4:30 O'clock.
Appended Is the score of yesterdays game;
National Republican., 1880-06-30

formerly resided with her husbands par
onts and where tho latter still had their hone
She was then informed by the mother OF the
defendant that her husband would not sec her
or resume his marital relations with her, aud
had purposely avoided meeting her when she
arrived. She remained ut the house for two
weeks for the purpose Of obtaining an inter
view with him, but he avoided coming to the
house during that period, aud she was told
that he would never come so long rs she
remained there. She was then compelled to
seek support for herself and child from her
relatives in this city, and is now conducting u
millinery store at No. 1016 Seventh street
northwest Sho ayers that she never gave
any cause for this abandonment, but it hay
ing continued for over two years she asks for
divorce and the custody of the child.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
CRY NOTES.

B. +. Queen Of the st. James news stand
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week.
The ouly Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. Dr. Bovce.
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the woll.known place, 0O3 L trcet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Patents were issued to tho following
WashngtOnians yesterday: Joseph VI. Nor
rison, nging liquors, and John V. Il. Towers
invalid bed rest.
headquarters for disposal of secondhand
| clothing, sc. Call or address s. Guggenheimer
2S9 Seventh street southwest Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The postoGce at Contec's station, Prince
George county, on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, has been discontinued, and hereafter all
mail matter will he sent to Laurel Nd.
-Brights disease and all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, PARALYSIS,
diseases Of females aud all nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured by DR.. Bosworth, 9ls
L street. Lady assistant in attendance. Sec
| his card.
The commissioners yesterday ordered that
Sllas Merchant, receiving clerk in the Office Of
the collector OF taxes Of the District shall give
bond in the sum of $4,000 before entering
upon duty rs such during the fiscal year com.
mencing July !, 1850.
&C. V. Patrick, recently appointed a clerk
in the treasury department from the soldiers
| homo NJ Dayton, Ohio has been granted q
leave of absence for II few days on account of
! ll-heallh. 1t is hoped that he will be benc.
| fitted by his trip 10 Ohio, aud return with h5
health entirely rcsi iored,
-.Catharine Bailey, who keeps sort of tav.
ern on tho Seventh street road near the sol.
dicrs home, was fined S25 by Judge Smell yes.
tcrday on the charge Of keeping a disorderly
house. The police visited the house Monday
evening and found number of men and
women engaged in fight Seyeml Of them
were arrested and fined So each for disordcyIy
conduct.
The District commissioners Laye desia.
| mated Commissioner Dent rs trustee for tho
| industrial home school Of GEORGETOWN Com.
missioner Twining as trustee for the Columbia
hospital for women, aud Commissioner Morgan
a. trustee for the reform school. The duty Of
wishing the other institutions ot charity and
IefornIatorics in the District at stated times
will be divided between the commissioners as
occasion requires.
Two gentlemen while oonyorsing at the
corner of Third street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. last evening, were put to flight by an
eccentric individual armed with q cane, who,
assuming to be monarch of all he surveyed,
aud especially Of that particular corner, com.
mauded the gontlOmeu to leave. The gontle.
men thinking that tho rights of citizens had
been violated, reported the matter to police
headquarters, Au officer returned with them
TO the corner, but their mysterious assaiaut
had meanwhile disappeared.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

The only states that have responded to the
invitation of congress TO contribute two stat.
ue', to be placed in Statuary hall, are Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts,, New York,
Maine and Vermont, and the only states known
to be having statues made are Pennsylvania
aud New Jersey. These states being among
the original thirteen, OF course have larger
assortment Of departed statesmen and soldiers
from which to select their subjects than the
new states. New York has contributed statues
Of George Clinton and Robert r. Livingston,
both in bronze: Rhode Island, marble statues
of General Greene aud Roger Williams; Yer
mont has contributed Ethan Allan in marble;
Connecticut, sherman and Trumbul in mar.
bic; Maine, William King in marble, and
Massachusetts Samuel Adams and John Win
throp in marble.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Championship GAME To-day, Take 1t in
4 Grand Excursion.

1t has been left for the Washington &
Georgetown Excursion company to arrange
the great excursion Of the season. This is the
grand excursion to Niagara Falls, Watkins
Glen, Seneca lake and tho other points famed
for their wonderful scenery in the Susquc.
hanna valley and western New York. The
price of tickets for tine round trip is fixed nj
$l1, good until July 18th for the return
Trains leave the Baltimore & Potomac depot
at s and l010 a. m. on the 81 of July
at $3.50 p. IN. on the 4th of July aud at
aud 104O a. N. on the 9th, going direct
through to tho Falls. Passengers will
have the privilege of stopping Mt any
place on the return trip. Tickets must
be procured Of Percy G.. Smith, 143l Pennsyl,
vaniu avenue, on or before Thursday evening
July l. The excursion company will see that
every comfort is provided for the excursion
lists, Mr. W. A. Short having been designated
to accompany the party aud olliciate as master
Of ceremonies.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Jennie L. Hamilton, through her counsel,
Mr.. A. b. Williams, has filed a bin for divorce
from her husband, William A. Hamilton. The
District, and wero married In this city Octo.
Der "a, 1874, by Rev Philip Graca. The com.
plaiuant states that in June, 1876 accom-.
panied by her husband she visited tho home
Of her parcnts, at EMughan Falls, n, H.,
and after remaining there seven weeks tho
defendant returned TO this city saying that
she might remain with her parents until no
might Wish her to come back to this city.
Alter leaving he GiiCd to communicate with
her, aud she remained IN New Hampsbiro
until the autumn of 1877 whcu sue
came back here, She went To No.
SI2 3 street northeast, whore they had
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Shoes for Summer Wear
It reduced prices at ]. Brooks, 500 Seventh
District Cases in tho criminal Court.

The business in the criminal court la,
dragged along for the last two days and yes
telday, about noon, tho court ran out OF work
and Justice Macarthur inquired the cause
Assistant rct.Attorney Perry said that
there were scarcely any cases remaining in
jail ready for trial. Most of the prisoners
there undcr indictment had, through theii
counsel, asked for postponcmcnt of theil
hearings until fall, and he was left without
much to do. When the grand jury met next
week they might furnish him with some work
He proposed 20 give the court over TO morrow
to Mr.. Francis Miller, who had number oi
District eases on hand, aud who has not had
the court for one year.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
TIln Cnnse nI.nnynrnd-

Most of the readers whose cyes scan these
pages have suffered from headache, Mssitudc,
nausea or pains in the back but We doubt II
they knew what the cause was. In nine cases
out of ten ii was some trouble with the kid
neys on liver This is a truth which has Just
become known, aud the result which Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has accomplished.
Tho ahove-namcd troubles are caused by dis
ordered kidneys and liver aud tho remedy
which cures the cause banishes the paius
which arise from II.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Fncen Days Of I1reodo,n for nogs.

The owners Of dogs will have to get now H.
ccuses for their pets after tho 1st Of July, as
the ola licences then expire. The District
commissioners have approved recommends.
ton Of the health officer that tue public DO
notified through the press to renew or take
out licenses for dogs, aud chat the poundmas-
tor be instructed to refrain from the capture
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Of these animals until aftor tho 18th Of
July, so as to allow ali su opportunity Of got
ting tags. so the dogs will have fifteen days
OF grace, during which the poundmsster will
not annoy thom, and they will be saved from
tho moleststion Of the police.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

The clerk Of the court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses: Thomas Young and
Ella Williams; J. w. Barrott of Maine and
Lizzie Mckcnncy; Camille Schneider aud
Vittoria Arvata; William IL. Allen and Minnie
Hamilton,
National Republican., 1880-06-30

THERE is nothing in the world moro beau
tiful than n fine healthy baby. Youscannot
dose your baby with opiates and have it
healthy; but you can use DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup aud still maintain the babys health
Price 25 cents bottle
National Republican., 1880-06-30
FINE GAME To-day. Don't miss it.

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-half street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, s. per set.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

ALL are invited to attend the grand concerts
given every evening at Driver d. Schofold's
Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, 81 PANTS TO
ORDER FOR 81. ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER
National Republican., 1880-06-30

The National sate-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues to receive yaluables of all dcscrip.
tiOus for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jel
sey Avenue aud & Street,
ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES 1!
GROCERIES!!!


--BY-
ELPHONzO YOUNGS,
5O4 Ninth Street, Between E and Il Northwest.
Having reftted rcrainted aud restocked The above
and the public with their needed supplies lon care:
inlly;seiecled and complete STOCK OF NEW
GOODS, We lame In paIt-
SUGARS.
(Best New York and Philadelphia Brands)
itaGSS SMaSFS' 1' G9 G"os o or Or !Is s
& Good White White! Sgsar i 4 q. lbs ;4 for o6 90
TEAS.
LGumpowder, oolong,, Imperial, japan, English
any house south Of New York.
COFFEES.
iMocla, Java Maracaibo Laguayra and Rioat popu-
lar pige q%ai Gog;aeTGd COY our cGeGs are s @
finest grades that can be produccd.
Good Roasted Rio, lbs 90
SFRUPS
Pure Sugar Goods guaranteed free from Glucose
Choice Maple syrup, per
WOLISSES.
a genuine article Of New Orleans always on hand
AS also the lower grades Prices low
FLHUR.
Ceres, Minnesota Patent Process Sterling, Mime.
cess, A. II. lierr's best family; Wushburn Mills New
West aud sll other leading brands direct from first
Llphonao Youngs Genuine Minnesota Patent
, Process from wh.le ilmt wheat, per sack".""'? !? 90
JUNCH GOODS
Orevery de- criptiou lut received
POtt1d Ham Tongue, Turkey, Chicken, etc; Boncd
Turkey, Tongue, Chicken, Cic; ltOIst Lamb Beef
Turkey, &c; Genuine WrstphNLt Sausage Surdues,
Shndiies, salmon. Lobster Dried Beef Baked Beans,
etc, CiC, CIC., Ctc
S1UCES .IND PICKLES
OF all kinds, aud would LGma the celebrated Dur
KEGS salad beshug, Crosse q BacEwc!l's Pickles.
A full assortment.
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER No pans spared 10 keep up y
good supply OF thcae important articles
queen olives In "a VarillS OF siyleS-inCIudin8
small bottles gt - cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact We give our undivided nttent on TO the
FiHILY TRADE,
Ard make It our whole study to furnish the VERY
Bi-l OTtvcrNtuug in the way of FAMILY sur.
PLIES generally, our facilities for buying aud
freightii are surpassed by none, and we guarantee
10 sell as low any her OI in the city; 49, ulsO,
10 give tic article qudiHy aud quantity as repre-
SCnted.
Money cherrhiy refunded to any customer who Is
not entirely satisfied with lhelr purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELPHoHzO Y0UNGs, Grocer,
5Oi Ninth street, bet. Il aud T..
CWHTE FROND In.5-tf
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Do NOT MAKE Il selection of boys wear
until you examine tho stock at the Boys
Clothing House Of b. Robinson & Co.. 900
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
NATIONALS.
PLAYER!
INNINGS.
/ . g 49, : 8 9


lNNlNGS
> 4 IS
-
Hop Bittcrs. 0 3 ! 0 %
acknowledgements. > 0 o "a
Earned rlms-Iop BtterS, l; Nationals. |.
TwC-basc hits-Iichmond, EWings Mcclellan
Three.base hits-Snydcr.
First base on egrors-Hop Ditters. >; Nationals /.
Base on called balls-BrOulhers, Hawcs and
Derby.
Double pays-Richmond and Brady.
Wild pitches-Lynch,Sl WcldmGn,l.
Passed halls-EWings .: Baker, /.
Balls cnllcd-On Weidman, l0i; on Derby, 81; on
Lynch, 81.
Strikes callcd-oT wcidman, 81: of Derby, 10; of
Lynch, g.
Struck out-Hop Bi;ters, l. Nationals, 4,
Time of gume-TwO hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire-Julcs Mussicu Of Baltimore
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Chicagos, 0; Worces,
teIs, ..
CLEVELAND, ONO, June 29.-Bostons, 5;
Clevelands, g.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Rain prevented the
game between the Cincinnatis and Troys.
BUFFALO, June 29.-Buffalos 2-base-Lits
! 9, errors S; Providcnccs 7-baSc.hts 10, errors
| /.
BALTIMORE, Juno 29.-The Baltimore base.
ball club has disbanded. Their hackers refuse
to make further advances, as the club was
generally defeated by all the clubs they con-
tended against,
National Republican., 1880-06-30

WE MUST MAKE ROOM PREVIOUS TO RE.
BUILDING. GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES
EIEENAN BROS, CLOTUlERs AND TAlLOks
CDESllt sI.N ENIH AND l..
National Republican., 1880-06-30
The Latest Novelties.

A consignment of ebony bric-a.brac cabinets
to be sold at half price. L. Harris & Co., 49,
SeVemth street.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

GENUINE pleasure aud comfort, select music
aud attentive walters at Driver & Schoheld's
Summer Garden
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Stntuary Hall.

LINEN LAP RoDEs 81, at the Popular Carpet
HOUSE Of Julius Lansburgh. 42l Seventh St
National Republican., 1880-06-30

HoRsE-FLY NETS 15 cents, at the Popular
Carpet House of Julius Lansburgh, 121 7th ST..
National Republican., 1880-06-30

julius LANsBURGH The ouly importer OF
China mating in the District.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, q ALPACA
COATS, THE BEST FOR THE PRICE IN THE
COUNTRY. ElSEMAN BROS, COR. 7IH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Two THOUSAND pair ladies' Newports, Low
Button aud Sandals at 75 cents and 81 per pair,
at Siusheimer G Bros, SOS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT or THIN CLOTHING At GREAT
~ REDUCED PRICES, ElsEMAN BROS COR.
SEVENTH AND E,
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Thermomatric Rcnuincs.

UTTICL CHIEF SIUNAL UFFINER, q. :. A..
June 90 1880
"a. r1..... 50 2p fn.... SC II p.m.... &c
1885 H. M. 80 3pm...... SS Maximum. gO.t
IL IL. m.... 81 0p.m...... rs Minimum. 72
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states, colder. partly
cloudy weather occasional rains, winds mostly
sonthWesterly. gene0lly higher barometer.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

A REGULAR fairy bower, sparkling foun-
tains, fragrant flowers and delightful music at
Driver & Schofeld's Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

In accordance with a system
adopted by us on opening our
Establishment in this city,
we shall carry no unseason-
able Goods over. We con-
slider it more judicious to
close our stock at the end of
the season,
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Kid Sandals at 15c,
at J. Brooks new Shoe Store, sO2 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Go sec Hop Bittors w. Nationals To-day.

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS PANTS 80
CENTS. ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER 7TH AND H..
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Gents Wanting Low Shoe,
Marriage Licenses.

can find the best stock at Park Shoe Store, 03
Seventh street. Closing-out sale.
National Republican., 1880-06-30
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

HOP BIrrrRs VS., NATIONALS To-day at 4:3o
National Republican., 1880-06-30
NIaIriod. L,It Not ,Jated

IA, 10 and 18-cont mating at Julius Laus.
buruh's
National Republican., 1880-06-30
Uop BlrrnRs vs., Nationals To-day at 4;3o.

MosoUIro CANoPms S1.75, at the Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lausbwgh l2l 7Ih ST.
National Republican., 1880-06-30

Last GAME To day fel welka Go sec It,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
winnipeg, Manitoba.

Morning light revealed to us the metro
polls OF the Northwest. We saw a broad
main street bordcrcd with high wooden
sidewalks, and rows of shops Of every shape
and size. Some were rude wooden shan.
ties: others were fine buildings Of yellow
brick. High over all lowered the hand.
some spire of the Knox Church. Several
saw and grisl mills sent tip incessant putls
Of white steam into the clear air. The
street was full of hustle ard life. There
were wagons of all descriptions standing
before the stores. Long lines Of Red River
carts were loading with freight for the in
terror. The sidewalks were filed with a
miscellaneous crowd of people: German
peasants, the women in dark blue gowns
head kerchicfs, the men marked by their
little fiat caps; French half-brccds, with
jaunty buckskin jacket, many -colored scarfs
around their waists, and their black hair
shining with oil; Indians, dark, solemn,
gaunt, stalking along in blanket and moe
cassns; Scotch and English people, looking
rs they do all the world over but here,
perhaps, little quicker and more ener-
gctic. The middle OF the street, though
there had been but Il single night of rain,
was vast cxpansc of mud-mud 80 ten.
acious That the wheels Of the wagons driv.
ing through IL were almost as large Us mill
wheels; and when we dared to cross 1t, we
came ont on the other side with much tlif-
tculty, and feet of clcphanline proportion.
The city of Winnipeg, which eight years
ago was nothing more than n cluster OF
houses about the Hudson Bay Colhpany'a
fort, now contains over seven thousand i'll
hhbtants. 1t is the distributing centre for
large region, Il place OF great business
activity, and so situatcd in relation to the
back country and the facilities for the
transportation that it is sometimes called
'the BlcUdcr's Paradise" 1t is built on II
clay bank at the junction of the Assinibolnc
with tho Red River The nature of the
soil is such that it is difficult to find good
foundation for house, and many of the
larger buildings have scttl Il anti cracked.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Uncle william.

year ago there was quiet funeral on
Wilkcns street, Detroit, and when It w; 8
over an old man called "Unclc William, ,
was left without home or any friends, and
with no means to help himself. Strangers
SAID. he would have to 90 the poorhousc,
f'ut when the trembling and half blind old
man wiped the tears from his eyes, Il neigh
bor said:
81 will take him to my house and care
Tor him Tor month, anyhow"
'And then | will take him. added an
other.
''AAG then my roof shall shelter him, >"
said third
20 the old man found friends. One took
him and then another, and he was well
n'cd. They were far from being rich.
Their tables were lean and their beds cold,
and sometimes the little that Uncle Will
liam ate was missed by the hungry chill
drcn, but no one ever spoke unkindly TO
him nor limited that he was burden
One hight last week, after the old man
had sought his bed and the children were
asleep, rs husband and wife sat down 10
say to each other ilnt w"rk was scarce,
the rent behind, the fuel nearly gone,
and
Here they looked at each other in n shy
way, az if asia ned Of their thoughts The
cold wind whistlcd around the cottage az if
hungcring to nip little toes, and the wife
shivcred and said:
''llc's 50 old and fccblc-lcl us wait Il
few days longer"
81 haven't dollar left" mrscd the man
as he glanced at the cupboard.
''But he eats only very little" protest
ed the wife.
'Wc have only Il small house,
"But he sits in a COrncr.'
They looked at each other long time
without speaking. A vision Of poor old
man battling with the fierce winter gale
came TO either and stood between them
with hands crossed in snpplicntion.
Gle shall stay - they whispered togcth-
cr rs they rose up and made ready for the
night, and the gale banged at the door as if
cheated Of its prey.
Morning came with its mcagrc old break
fast. There was not enough for four, but
1t must DO for seven, and the father forced
a smile to his face as he opened the old
mans door and called:
''CCmc, Uncle William, you shall have
the warmcst place and the biggest dish"
There was no response, and when they
bent over the old man they found that no
man would ever again find him burden.
"Scc!" said the wife, "he may have
heard our whispers, for there 10 a tear on
his cheek ~
"I}ut he knew the resolve of our hearts,
for he died with II smile on his tace." added
the husband.
"Oh! he's dcad-poor old grandpa is
dead !" cried the children. "Iiow glad
we are that God will lct him have n big
warm corner and lots Of everything to
eat"
eff we could have done more for him.
sighed tho wife as her tears fell, and yet
their charity was. greater than his whc had
subscribed his thousands.