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National Republican., 1880-01-03
THE FlRR1GUT STATUE,
Little Artist with a Mig worIt-The Model
Completed.


A scribe Of THE NATIONAL REPUBL1cAN,
during his dismal hunt for squibs yesterday,
visited the navy.yard aud proceeded to the
brnss foundry, presided over by Master.
Founder Gelston, where, in q small apartment
in the southwest corner of the immense struc.
ture he found the renowned little artist, Mrs.
Winnie Rsam. lIoXie, busily engaged touching
up her handsome model of the statue of Adj
miIal FHrragut In one corner of the little
room stands the model, surrounded by the
Stars and Stripes, while all about
tho room may be seen the oyi-
deuccs Of the work going on. Mysterious
looking tools and implements used in tho art
are scattered about in happy confusion. Yet,
while gazing upon the largo, well.propor.
toned figure Of the noble Admiral. all else fades
into utter nothinguess, and one looks on won.
deringly aud silently. Mrs. Hoxie receives
her visitors with smile, and welcomes and
enteriains them in most pleasing mlnner
describing tho design and relating short, in
teresting sketches of history. The model is
exactly ten feet high and well.proportioncd
accordingly, aud represents the Admiral as
being aboard ship, standing erect with his left
foot resting upon n leading block, Gu
twined in the coils of rope. In his
hands he holds marine glass, which he has
just lowered TO be again raised He i3 attired
in plain uniform, which he wore aboard ship
during battle Tho picco upon which tho
oIHlue proper Will IpSt Will represent INC utNk
of ship-the planks being plainly visible 1t
has been stated by those who wero intimate
with the original, that it is not possible for art
to accomplish a moro perfect work in define.
ating the features and The expression of Ad.
mirs Farmgut Daring the competition for
designs Mr., Loyal Farragut, tho Admrars
son, III q letter to Mrs. EToXe stated that he
considered it the best likeness aud the hest
representation ofany of the models The model
is ready for casting, but is waiting until the
Government work now in progress at the yard
is finished. This Mrs. lioxie thinks will be
in about two weeks. Then the cast will be
made. Upon the request of Mrs Hoxie, Soc.
retary Thompson issued au order to have the
statue Clst at the Washington navy-yard, sub
ject to the usual conditions, at her own eX.
pense and not TO interfere with tho Govern.
ment work. This will be the first statue ever
| cast at the navy.yard. This model Mrs. HoXio
commenced four years ago az her old studio on
Pennsylvania avenue. IL was removed tp the
navy-yHrd about n mOnthngo. Until cast Mrs.
liOxie will occupy herself in touching up the
ropes buttons, stars aud other delicate por.
tions. Tho statue viii be placed upon ten
foot Vermont granite pedestal, which 10 is
expected will arrive In few day. mud will
occupy n prominent position in EarrRguG
Seventeenth street aud | sud X s reefs Tho
iutoutOn Is TO have tho statue unveiled with
appropriate ceremonies in the coming spring
or carly summer VIXEN tho weather Is most
pleasant.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
EOR0 ErOWR NEWS.

Tho following shows tho result Of the rev.
eral elections which louk place this week IN
different 0dge'; William Louis SGhley
Lodge M, i, |. o, Ms, a., r. II, hndd; W
NJ, =. II. Gladmon; }. NJ, n. j, N. j. Tommy
son; treasurer, William Donohpe; r. s., j. N.
Farr; +. s., q. w. Ballongeri chaplain, II. g..
Divine Il &, W, ", II, A, Wagner; l.. G. W.
NJ, W. II. Haycouk; n q. } NJ, Glwm Jour.
noy; l.. q. }. NJ, J. w. Solomon; /. $, Joseph
Pus0uO, Rnd q. g. 3. III. GldmOn. The
above were installed by Acting Grand Archi.
teGL Jamos u. Dement,, assisted by Supreme
Representative 5. II. GadmOn. C0yorant
Lodge No Is, !. q. o. IN, g Dmiri EV--
land Eli; V, O., Il. l. N J. TnnyaOn; secretary,
John w. Darn, and treasurer, Charles Nelson
Allison, Mechanics Ledge No. ~ l. Q. . f,
last night Installed tho following OtiigHrS---N
g., William II, GriiGni V, g., John Moran;
i, S., Robert Builcr, Il, 49, William A, Dom
sldSOn, aud treasurer, James L. Wal aur.
Lodge No 3S, u, o. q, 30. NJ, Thomas
Sch,ieher; IT, NJ, John Ockcrshauson; cnpalane,
Fritz Vredci +. 5. A" Carl llaueko; T. s., Carl
Koch Seh,, NJ, wilt Yog,i Aut, ,J. c., AlbrtCh II.
Ouker7haus ~, and J w., II. Buerlein and T..
W. OckeIsh0usGn,
Al the Inquest yesterday morning held ON
tho body Of Joseph o. Tory the man who
came TO his death at Dyor's carpenter shop,
which was burned on Wednesday last the
jury rendered the following yerdict THAT
the said Joseph o. Tory came to his death
about eleven o'clock p, m, December 81, 1879
Rt the carpenter shop OF William II. Dyer, on
Bridge street, Georgetown, d. g., from suilu'
cation and burns received during the burning
of tho building Tho jury feel called upon tc
say, from the evidence sdduced, they believe
that every effort was mado TO save the man
after IL was known that no was in the build
ing, and also that they arc unable to dCtclm
inc tho origin Of tho fire."
National Republican., 1880-01-03
sprCiattrigrs,
Anothor .lrsun,n. OrLsred.

Tho case of NJ A. Dmphin against Pos!mas.
ter-Goncrll d. NJ. Key Tor an injunction came
mp before the court in banc yesterday, Nhiei
Justice Cartier aud Justices Htgmer, & X aud
James sitting on the b mGh. Cuiaf Justice
Carttor said that the conrg had come to the
conclusion to order - r. trgumeut In tho CNau
at the Jann1ry term. Grave questions were
involved that sh0uld bD gravoly considered,
and he did not know that the counsel had
given IT, tho serious consideration il should re.
Ceive. Ho would be glad il the issues could
be put in condition to dispose of definitely 50
far as that court was concerned.
Judge Blrlley--Wiil the court allow pre-
iimiuary injunction to issue?
Chief justice CAUtor-No; we viii mako no
bargain.
Judge Bartley--.Will the court sol day iol
the hearing?
Chiot.JustGe Clrltor--No; this court cannot
set day Tor a hragn ng IN the next tcrm. is
life is about expiring. We VIII hear II ~ us
carly day US possible aud before - fall
byBCb
National Republican., 1880-01-03
MIDGET PIN.IFORE.
The Performance at willard Hail last
Evening,

The Performances ut willard Hall last
Evening.
"II VI. S. Pinaforc," as bright and rs cheer
ing as ever, WAS rendered by the Midget Club
last night at Willard Hall before an over.
flowing and most appreciative audience. 4
more plca-ing entertainment was never wit
messed within the four walls of that time.
honorcd hall, aud it can be truthfully stated
that the several characters have hardly
ever" been better represented, The club is most
appropriately named if the imper-0natorl on
this occasion may be taken MS specimens,
Some people, though little, are loud, and
the same may be said Of these, yet they arc
charmingly So Their voices aud acting were
excellent, while their enunCiitiOn, the beau Y
of all singing was remarkable, the listeners
being treated with distinct words aud son.
tences The honors of tho evening were
showerel upon Captain Corco,an, Master Willie
Roose; RdlDh RdckstraU, Miss Cleoue Daniels, aud
Little B,dtcrcup, Miss Emma Vale, all of whom
performed their duties with grace and effect
that would have done credit to professionals
The audience was completely transported
in tho closing scene over "The Sailors Horn
pipe" danced by Captain COrcoran and Little
ButercRp, who were compelled to respond to
an encore Master Harry A. Vale represented
Sir Joseph Porter; Master Ralph Fassctt, Dick
Deddcye; Master Willie Chanhlec, Bill B0Jsidy !;
Master Sherman Harris, Bob Bccietj Miss
Mollio Monlden, Josephine; Miss Nellie
Bsrtle, HeJej Miss Addio Flynn, SyiOid !
Miss Adele Fassott, Euterps Chorus
Master Ed. Chandlee, Master Willie Bentley,
Miss Eta Rogers, Miss Oracle Walker, Miss
Florence Sumner, Master Eddie Burlet, Master
Gordon Van Hook Miss Alice Mpulden, Miss
Gracio Chandloe and Miss Filth Hplrick.
Between acts the Hcindel Quartette Club,
Messrs. Eaton, Colby, Stone and Parkiugton,
entertained the audience with several Of their
most select gems.
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ron cnrrets goto Jullns Lnn.enggh,s.
Tho Nlrllt-sou Cnntes,.

The hearing Of the habeas corpus cNse Of
Frances Carter WINS continued before Justice
James yesterday afternoon, MCssrs. Curpy, In-
gersoll and Thompson appearing for the pc
titioncr. Mr. Riddle for tho District aud Mr..
Jcre Wilson Tor the Odorlcss Excnvnlug Co. of
Baltimore Md. The principal point in the
case is whether or not the District Commits.
sionGrs possess the right TO control the removal
of might sol! in this District, or Is IL lcgiti-
mate business in which different parties have
the right to engage ir so disposed. Mr.. Wilson
argued in bchalrOt tho Baltimore company,
whose machinery ia now umploycd in the scr-
vice, that the conraa5 WAS y pr0uUr Que and
the Commissioners had the !ega! right 10 make
IT. Mr.. luagr-o.l ,!nsad tho areumout and
romhatlcd ,llGo views Tho duCisi was ra-
served until hrios could ho furnished for the
bemnit Of VIC i.l.n.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Spartan CouncIrs Anniversary.

Tho first anniversary Of the organization of
Spartan Council, No. 8, Sons of Jonadabs was
celebrated at its hall on Wednesday evening
last. About 200 invitations were issued, max.
ing An attendance Of over 800 guests. Letters
expressing regrets at enforced absence, and
wishing the order God.speed, were read from
Hon Il. w. Ferry and Hon. G. w. McCrary
After prayer by Rev. J. Il. Rankin, nm excep.
tionally tlno musical and literary programme
was presented to the audience, consisting in
part OF the rendering of TennysOns Death
of the Ola Year" by Mr.. Tweedalo "The
Battle OF Ivry," by Mr. David Bangs "The
Vagabonds," by f.. A. Duncan q fms rcciIa.
ton by Mrs. b, +. Leach, aud music, vocal aud
instrumental, by the Misses Crawford, Mrs
Dr. Brackett, Mrs. Cross and others At the
conclusion Of this portion OF tho entertain
mcnt the guests wore conducted to the banquet
hall, where supper awaited them, Some two
hours were here spent in the enjoyment Of the
delicaces of the table In the first hours Of
1850 tho gathering broke up with Happy New
Years to all, Among the guests of the council
WAS Mr.. James Croggiu, one Of tho six founders
of the order. Spartan Council now numbers
seventy-three members, being an addition of
hfty.one members during tho past year, it
having been organized one year ago, with u
membership Of twenty-five.
National Republican., 1880-01-03

time she would certainly have been there if
they had given her timely notice, but she did
not think that tney wanted to get IL.
Senator Morgan had written to man down
thoro by the name Of Matthews to get up
something against her, but he refused to do
anything Of the kind.
Only few days ago they came to her about
the letters and told her that unless she gave
them up she would starve In the street.
She would have the choice of going to prison
before starving aud they could not have the
letters. She desired to correct q mistake
made about Mr.. Calvin Sayrc. She did not
mean to say that he had boon TO see her about
getting the letters, for he had not and II was
not her intention TO include him with tho
parties that were annoying her about them.
She had never met him but once, and knowing
that he was n relative Of the Morgan family
and acquainted with the Alabama Congress
men, she inquired where ono Of them could be
found and he told her. She said that II was
true that her father had never praoticed law
with Senator Morgan, but the arrangements
had been made for the partnership and the
license taken out when her father died. At
this juncture Miss Horton was called up stairs
TO see Mrs. Brown, with whom she had re-
Gently been boarding and Mrs Holiday, aud
bado the representative of TIE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN good night. The ladies having
her in charge have not yet decided upon any
pun ol HCtlOni uut VIII III lew Gays SWApe
the course they intend to pursue, aud promptly
follow it. In the meantime, good care will
be taken of Miss Horton.
MR.. MORGAN
was visited by many of his friends yesterday
and congratulated upon his escape from more
serious injury. Besides looking slightly pale
ard carrying the hurt arm in sling, ho
seemed all right. Later in tho evening lady
called upon him and attempted to mako in.
quiry about the matter with view of reaching
the facts in the case, but she found Mr. Nor
gan not only indispoSod to impart any intorma-
tion on the acquaintanceship between him and
Miss Horton prior 10 the shooting, but made a
sweeping denial of all tho charges preferred
against him. The lady came away satisfied
that there was more truth in Miss Horizons
story than Mr. Morgan cared to admit, and
believes that the time will come when she will
be fully vindcatcd and tho whole affair put in
its true light before the public.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Assignment of Jnstlce..

The following Is the assignment of justices
Of the Supreme Court Of tho District Of Co.
lumbia for the ensuing year:
For the special term for Equity business
For the months of January and February
Justice James; March, April and May, Justice
Bagncr; June to December, Justice Cox.
For Circuit Court No, For January term,
Justice Macarthur May, Justice Wylic Octo.
Der, Ju, tice Macarthur.
For Circuit Court No. 2-For January torn
Justice Cox May and Octobor terms, Justice
Hagner.
For the Criminal COurt-For March June
and December terms Justice James
National Republican., 1880-01-03
HoLIDAY .ala Of Rngs a IulIns Lnn.bu,gI,..
Marriage Licenses,

The clerk Of The court has issued the follow.
Mildreth Maith; Frank Hyson and Theresa
SmalwOod Charlos Il, Stevens aud Emma
Galveston, both of Baltimore, Md; J. f. Shry.
ock aud Mary Walker Richard Ware and
Isabel Dirks; Levi Bailey and Jane Perry; As.
bury Robinson and Mary Henderson, Morgan
NJ Moore, of Shenandoah county, Va, aud
Kate c. Bush Of alexandria, Va.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Tho no.nlt nra ,.nAIsn nunrrc..

littlo white boy mmupd Engouo 5smu-on,
aged fourteen Yeas, living at 4lI Twenty o.
sixth street northwest, was badly cuJ In the
arm with rz,r by 3 col0rrd boy named
William Crump, about the same age, yesterday
afternoon during q quarrel. The wsgpun was
an old rul'r inserted IN piece Of wood, and
the arteries and leaders OF thr boys arm were
severed. Dr, Harry Newman rendered surgi-
cal aid. Officer Martin arr, ID Crump shortly
after The occurrence and locked him up g the
Fourth precinct station.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
RnNal remplars.

The following persons were duly insta lied
January !, 1850. by Past Councillor A. A..
Whcelock as officers of Capitol City Council
No. /, Royal Tcmpars Of Tcmpora nee, for the
coming six months: Past Counni lor w. w.
Donistou; Select Councillor, Edward Day; Vice.
Councillor, Seth ]. Seaman; secretary, II. G..
Daragh; Financial secretary. II. Fellows;
treasurer, Nj. Hilman; herald Mrs. NJ. c. Cor.
bett; deputy herald, S. j. IIuislett guard,
Miss Elizabeth Hartman; sentinel, A. A.
Whcelock.
National Republican., 1880-01-03

Building Inspector Entwisle makes brief
report Of tho result of his examination of
Castle Stewart stating that the estimated
value Of the building before it WAS burned was
100000 probable damage by the fire, $l5OOOj
probable origin Of the fro was at the base,
ment hoor caused by oyorhoatng the furnace
adjoining the studdmR at the rear Of main
stairway and communicating up through the
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servicna Tn-molrnR.

Reformed Episcopal Church of the r deemer,
chapel Of the Y. NJ. Z. A., Ninth and d streets
BsIyicrs At IL u, M, and New YOars sermon
by Rev. DR., Rea, on Christ, the Believers
Hope Of Glory" Seats free, Strangers in
ytCd.
E.street Baptist church, Il street between
Sixth and Seycnth-Rev. A. f. Muson, pastor,
will preach tomorrow. Services commence at
ii o'clock a. IN. and 7:3O p. m.
National Republican., 1880-01-03

mp in front Of the stage by Referee Ned Dom
nelly, who explained the rules to them and
thcn gave the word "go." Owens took the
lead at once, closely followed by Harmcr and
Millard, Howard being poor fourth At the
end of three hours the scorc stood-Owens, 10
miles, Harmer 1S, Milard 16 and Howard 13.
large crowd was in attendance, and consid-
erable enthusiasm prevailed. Billy Burnett
and Tobe Wall, the booksellers did q lively
trade, Owens being the favorite and Millard
second choice.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
snvnrelgna of mdnstry.

At meeting Of Columbia Council No. /,
Sovereigus Of Industry, held Friday evening,
January 2, the following officers were elected .
President, Gmorul William Birnoy; vice-presi.
dent j, NJ. Blanchard; secretary, j, II. Elliot
treasurer, r. +, Upton, Executive commit.
tee Maddron, A. b. Schohe!d 4. A. Bimey,
john Adams,
National Republican., 1880-01-03
MR.. MORGAN
O'BRTEN,S D4UG HTER.
Tho Mother is Allowed Possession of the
Child.

tnllut
In the matter Of the habeas corpus case of
Mary j. OBrien, an opinion was delivered hy
Justice James yesterday, in the court in banc,
giving her tho custody If her child. In No.
vcmbcr, 1872, her husband, Charles OBirn,
was convicted of the murder of Charles Cum
niug CHAM ut Green Springs, Georgetown, aud
sentenced to be hanged, which, on March 20,
1873, was C1lumuted to Imprisonment in the
Albany pcnitcntiary for life. On the 27th of
February, 1873, the wife flod II bill lor di-
vOrCc, but on being Informed that in the
eyes of the law her husband was dead, con-
sent dismissal of the bill WAS taken January
10, 1879. Subsequently she married gentle.
man in Georgetown named Hazel. After that
O'I}rcn was pardoned by the President and
restored to citizenship. lie returned aud
claimed his wife and child. The former dc.
clincd to have anything to do with him, aud
refused him possession of the child.
Under prctense of having the little girl visit
the grandmother. ho got hold Of her aud then
imdenturcd her to his mother, Mrs. OBrien.
Hazel then applied for a writ OF habuas corpus
against him and his mother, Mary Rose
O'Bricn, which WAS granted. The child was
brought into court and the case heard by Jus.
tice Wyle, vino granted the mother the Gus
tOdy OF the child and made some severe com.
mens upon the father and his conduct in the
premises An appeal was then taken to the
general term. Justice James said That 1t was
evident that the child was living under proper
care, in moral, decent way, aud the court
had concluded to leave il where IT WAS ut
prcscmt-with its mother Chiel-Justico Cart
ter concurrcd in the opinion, but thought 10 a
mistake in dismi-sing thg divorce bill. II
should have been granted As it wa, now ho
WAS satisfied that the parties % The second
marriage were trying to I've right aud lc-
igiously observe the obligations OF that cyu-
tg1,Y l, ia,
pardons in capital cases from interfering with
matters uT this kind.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
rnaAtro t.oMlLnlIr.
EtnrI-s nnnrn .llnnsn.

"On Tho Pacific" nttrotrd and amused an.
other goadly audience last evening, and win
have but two m0r0 rcpotitions, namely, at the
matinee and this evening. Nuxt week tie
G,giholA Combination Will produce The Oo.
torOon." Speaking Of the piece, m exchanges
says 1T Is lnaly nGtod by tho 0otthod Com.
binntion and the color'a jubilee singers give
the old plantation melodies with HnO effect"
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Cnngrrss NYnler.

It's superiority ~ u cathultic ana ullupivc oOn-
dst, ia its entire freedom from everything bitter,
acid ur crude that produces headache Internal
soreness and touds 70 destroy the mucous mem
brauc. Al mineral waters lh0t are dangerous irTl.
tunts may be known by an ugii alIeg.taalc,
National Republican., 1880-01-03
CITY ITEMS.
orno cheapest Article in tno ,youd.o

This Is whGta grateful gentleman sE,l vino was
cured Of a bad kidney disease hy the uag OF 7glu
Kidney and Liver Cure, after ho had offered in
vain ; goo 10 amy doctor who WOuldId h.gLit it.
Ii is tho cheapest article In word % u' I|utgd
AALLh LllunN md lINer Ni.OM.u..
National Republican., 1880-01-03
IndlnntInnn.

For Middle Atlaulic States and New Eng.
land, northeast to northwest winds. rising
birometer slightly cooler, partly cloudy
weather,
National Republican., 1880-01-03

You can snve twenty-five per cent by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods at Roman q
Cox's closing out sale at 5O7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Fon Smyrna Rugs go to JuliusLansburgh's.
Anotl,or Endnrnnce nnme noInr on.

A quartette of pedestrians started off at g
o'clock last evening at Odd-Fellows' Hall, in
u twenty.siN-hour goas-you please contest for
Milard and Howard. The men were drawn
National Republican., 1880-01-03
nInsi Rotlnco sInnI,.

In order to realize money, will sell boots and
hoes at figures that win satisfy even the closest
uyer Call carly ut ], Brooks, I33 seventh street,
National Republican., 1880-01-03

the uowlNnd Dental Association on Fourand.
R.halt street use only Z, s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia, Price 81 per SET
National Republican., 1880-01-03

sj and nm for Pants 81 and mp for Ovcrcoats
81 30 and up for making and trimming Pants J. A.
G Greisbaucr, 43j Ninth street.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
los velvet RUG go to Julius I.ooaborga'a

COAmOuND FLUID EXTRACT OF rgygI@IwA cures
k'aneY and bladder, gravel, female weakness, &c,
National Republican., 1880-01-03
ytaij,n orc-g,


A the National 'lHenlre On Monday evening
the S.nkoarh italian Opera Company, com.
pri.ing FOmo nf The very best Hrtiats Of both
sexes, hngins a wecl;'a engagement The FIRST
opcra on the programme is Enliri'5 great
work, 4" Puritsui," with the following strong
cast: Nile l. Bllucho, Liui.s, h',lc Fpigrgp,
Fpiahsia' G,gn0r IHzkIrini, .4Taro; Siguor
Stpr,i, Eit1fRU; Mons Cus'rlmary, Gi0,lio
OF Tho rendition OF this iavOrtO opera tl. 81
Louis -Dm0srEl says: The py,oUHluCy
WAS cmiuuu,ly worthy Of tho warm measure
OF appreciation which found renewed "xrrae.
sion thruu .hnHE Tho evening. N'llc la
hllucha pG.sossos sweet fresh voice, pure
aud agreeable in quality, n hau5so face aud
fgWe and marl;rd dranutic uHwcr. In a.ii-
tnde aud gusturC Nj % Davenport IgrSouis the
strongest qualities oi q rr.G lUl Io1ny arirce=.
HOY musical rulJuru was acquired nhrgnd, and
her voice is clear warm srd 3vmpa' etlr.
Tho cast wU5 remarkably good throughout.
Sign0r SlOri aa RicUdG gglbil 4 the luii rnu-
tr1l Of his superb baritone, and inrnsl cd am
rxrulirut performance. Mons. Cas- cluHry w4s
in good voice ~ G'9E'0. and Signrr l. H4risi
gtv0 satisfaction us diiDrD. Tho duo Ht the
clos0 cf tho second aaG secured fer SicnIr
Stori md Mons. Customary quito an ovation,
the house being aroused to tho highest degree
Oi enthusiasm
Th.,tro Fom,uur
The audiences ut this popuI.r resort con-
liuuO large md delighted which is not TO Dee
Won't reA at, considering tho excellent cutlr-
ininmrnt pluyiyu ,ur them. lf amy one
wishes to bo amused, let him hio himseli to
tlt, ('yIItIip
National Republican., 1880-01-03

For holiday presents go to Julius Lonsbursns.
National Republican., 1880-01-03
Solid Go.d wai,.,c, s.5,

ron Turkish ensr 90 &, Ju..nq ar.parsa's.
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Nntlnnnl Fnaalrr.

"Thc rwo o rnans" was again performed
before quito - largo audience last evening" and
will he repaatGd to-day At the matinee nnd to-
NIGHT
National Republican., 1880-01-03

Holiday Attraction.
The immense stock and low prices Ut r. Harris
4 Co., jewellers, i35 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-01-03
CnalIe stamnri.

Louis spanior, IdIO II street Northwest, "A
sells tho finest rye and Bourbon Whisk!es IN this
country,
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iBUSEHENyH

Handsome CAGES and wlrr,rtod ior imc. Il. Harris
g. CO., -a6 Seventh street.
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WHY SgND YOUR MONEY WEST,

II you CAN 10 AS WELL AT HOME?
liy.m want tie Sweetest aud whitest Bread, buy
our NEW SOCI E; II Is equal 10 best Mi nesOta
4 you want 1 9 next best Flour, use our HUN
GAltiAS pAIESE
" you want nice white md Sweet Bread, buy the
JOHN DAVIDSON FAMILY.
For sale by all the leading Grocera and Flour
| .eaie 4.
WHOLESALE DEPOT;
WILLIAM H. TFENEY & SONS,
uOi7-Sm Capital Mill.. GeOrye,Own, ID. g.
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TherInometrio Headings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U. S. A..
Iot,,,r,. . iggn