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lfALT4.

ro1Epo. O., Sept. lA-Ex-Treasnrcr Hall.
wloss tlofalration was made public few
daya since, llas returslet to tho city aa us
aulncd cl.asge ut his business altalss III tie
Interest ot his bos.As!ne.,. An Investigation
shows tlMt llaIl's Msscts aro 'lore than aniti-
eient tu cs,ver tho Treasury sictltit, md ho
states tlAt Neither the equity nor tho city
will loso unythtpk by tho uufaicatlon,
, 1880-09-14
COUNTERPART MONEY,

EAST 6AnlSAw, Auel.. Sept. 1J.-Frank
0nourlch and Charles L. Cole. OF Pine ltun,
wcEe arrcstett ut Clio yesterday charged with
passing counterfeit money. .tycs OH Il Troy
(N,i.j bark. thus fur $40 hNs been discoY-
GYr.t rid traced to tl.ese pArtles.
, 1880-09-14
a SENSATIONAL CASE.

6PFEIf1 U7sp17<A "a 7h3 E6Eed97 7TE54hzs
M,twAuEEE, Sept. ls.-Ceorgs Young, Of
Athens. l'a., was arrestcA hers tonight upol,
" teleeraphtc or.ler, Ilu IL wanted Mt homo
IL answer u Charge Of seduction and adultery,
1t Il q very sensational cs.Se.
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SENTENCED,

DEApwoon, Sept. A-fs!char,l o. Adam.
thu dcfaniting ox~rostmastcr who c,ranr,,
alnl was rceWpturetl at Fort SuIIy, WIS t,,.doss
selitencetl to three years. imprisonment "y nny
Ad,Q1O finH. e'llu
, 1880-09-14

mid void To-day It comedies th0y
nre Ii pnrt Ok tho organic Inv. It hne tAken tho
party twevo years l., ti.cs,vor whnt aI tho world
X nrw. Gen. lnncock, ~ his iottcr nf accept
nncc, enys theso. atnrntncnts must t'c @ mia.n"
light. niltl half expected IL md tho foEi&al ~
ni'cnrr.-.tlnlt hc woiid ndys*c everybody to
tiS GG s tGs1 IT. Il @ stsss assssa II Gcwee IT,
aerylco md hcact-acrrlco; tctwecn creed MD
fA!ih; lntween The etrr Vh!cl, kieth nnsl nc
ietwcen aceenins sIinntton ass hani neeessis
Il, mud cnprnci,ls It ns Joyful onpnrtunlty.
To scE,ba @ r1'y Tehoyca s bsinc,rios II
wns trt1tliY t!i9 sti,o-prcks: bore them a'!tl
TIM TRY f .ttte; " tho ttnrknct: Of ,lefrdt y
%t y ti,a ut iHSf Hf' @ @ 'o'n ill.,: w:a q u Y rs 's s @h
y tn: 70. se lsy or q Sorrow, they s ars part psss
T. 'as ss rsfer rofeFGs e faet. which aro but too
familiar. II Is hccatiso OF tho difficulty OF deM'
Gnatrating 4 rrorostion which ought To be esl.
In tho co!.rsc II All elaborate spceci, In the
Hpi1ate. on the lutl or may 1H!P Hcllnlur H!ll or
ss ste r sas @ ny s,,s s9h tho Sosfsy soiry 1t p; s
ti savct TIC unian u tue s1nttr ct tia crlt-tttt
tho Hepililita!, pMrtyr' The n,ltlacity uf ti!ls
client or tnndGril times. II DMhton's tiylnltlon
tsSaass, 4 is!,j;a!5s iaa,tass tho Seaater fsoa
bier. nnti OotnostEsnea 4 clown: n'atfo C'rsar
catnp'tollowcf, ard N'poleoa II suffer-
LIT UA MAkR EVERY CONCESSION
tint Ia consistent with tr,th: lot lis btato tho
tty, ut liz best fur tho Urn1uctutfp Uurty III Tie
ktIrth: IGt ia n,i,nft flint war wns InGyftItlIts
TINT il wa8 n conflict Of tnorai forccs. ui;l rs
tItc ytroix s tiplh for 3yhich stMfr.,I,,,t rabbi
ilnt, ,,u Ht,lliiOt, CeuCo no 0rtrn,,ollt Ii Wfti
war tDuIl 10 lntYGr bo postponed, was not Il
,hnH 10 ne tfcn.tct but tn he met, IT, th9n tIto
Dtintetnli!. pafty bk tho Norl! null 1lhtIu ot,e
niltnnr!!nilve aecinsnt!on lor the innisitontHea
" tti9 Uilluil. tho Whf would nMye Ieet short
aiis .,eesIfc, ~ ad s9ii.! hnyo 1i!lcd hus fnw
% mSs o. assoss M ts ~, a4 Mr, ,of si notoh r iG
,,.sa Se ts @ a ap e 1 @ ,'a sanGo snc of Y , III
Mnr W. We avo e%es xGcs ias ., o. @ hn
a tnas r.s - s @ fo rs , st ~ 2, e ~ on
,1 nm.. !. %9uiu the nitit!ttlln9'ss seas lhcar-
"tnh'e, f1. !t'aKinH tnn Rteen onos 5nu: . .,,,
aia Mnakf cit',is were scldoln !lliltnlf1cl lof uE
nasu MuTm n tiG.nIy nasutM ItuHl uV sWoru ~
sstnnt. Iho uemaenltir putty haH utleriy Iniled
ttl 1AGet tne t!teatl1h oI ,tatoti ar 9!suatots.
innFo cNnle Mloliet t!nto1 tl!Al. ~ nnu M
1ner n. AtGNt nppaflnh!tf 70 ffs!ccm lth nAst.
mere eAt,ao tline When tho oxigencica OF .. War
nent!llltl LOG titlhtlclpnu0n ot tIlo s!nyos; Inc
cunca WIS uetWceo HtnahclIiatlou tnln vlotory,
aHlVGfy n1td ticient: Iho wotu was slN,kci,s the
unHu Wefe EiItlN lrre. As 4 Ilcre Wiar measure
!no praeHtiatti,n 81 cnlAhclrnt!oh W!ts i!lnft
nun thn sworfl OK 9Meoi fioIu th4M tip sworil
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MAIL ItuJspE1sY,

GALVESTON. Sppt. TIA Neacs special
from Austin says q. 5. ltobcrts. isuute Agent
OF tle international ltutlruad, llis been ar-
arrested caargc1 With roa6thg registered
packages.
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DEATH SENTENCE.

RICHMOND, VII, Sept. ta-After tIlc Inn.
tion for n new trini ~ tho case Of DpInr.
ilcttc. who murdered his sIstrr Inst ,Iuly
WIS n,yerruled at Dany!lls, THO court scn. n
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trainc,l IN ihc nrts of stealing M election.
NV. r.,,ac, uf the uyn,,l rally this ycat Is no
,,1~.s",,s :, a. s,n,,t. n rcn,ccl wuv of con-
u''ate"'" ~ 10 s.'au' ~, 49, ,..rr,nr tbo
ceal'ug st0Feu0oaS ~ ., ~ e"..a ,ti.s
infany ot tho scllcrMc evidences tl'o desperate
straits 70 which the Democracy nro set'ances..
arc
1'EArES IN lsDlASA ,..u,
I'm fair election Is allowed. II 3 known
.a, 'ss1n'"as exist ~ c1cnsG y = y, ,,; s, t,,
nm a.Sv,c n..o, mmosS ' nr =, :" cnc .',," @ ,mtn
Ms mu ".a.sIs .. s'''"sM '".s",. e,o.s;,.,v ~ tn
1 a"9 s sG y 's ecav 70 Wsss y oiesiSo !. IS k,ew
ir iaSe l,eem ta IN Ken,1,cky rennesscc @ md Ala
;n, so oven ,,a;,;m ~ s,@n,cs,,s M, yrrra men to
pa'ha ahARng spcee"gs 'n'. . "s''t ~ "'Si ,,,at
this w,,s the uission Of william II. narlli.m
n, tho W,st. and It II understood that Mr..
H,aII,t, % Ia s,t,,trv ,,nrSu,al nt,r,ilo,t To tlm
Worklnx v;ofl,u = ,,p ea9 Of tho details Of tle
scheme. 1t Is II lmrt nj. his eiect'on'ny
,nuthtals, ind II the State y carried by t'ie
1ispublisans It will bc ht tll9 pttcn OF slEl. e.,
lntlc Thc orgaiizntton o. !seMo;,ss ,. .s1,at ,os
w cdp's psSI r. ci,iv II satIsfe.tHt,rv. IIsH mis- brie
al !t'a oIi.,;sJ ,;t.:s enton "f utshni iSn,cy wi,o
sel,s 70 ufi.S,i hr % ~ ta 1tnm;,,i,,,; :tai,,
x,n,,S,. mH a''',,'t,sn ,,ni fs,r s,.yeril weeks
iG ~ tr!s aase' rcniar. SnHi hav' hrsn sti intS
~ ,otSSs: G ss;n, HIT hn In
e'e'S 1oMsn'p .,S.s ,.,r'' r ..,'u ~,vrs
pcnS,snn '.,t,,',,' wtr IT., ,ha nci',,inroo,t
inter- April Il. tbgetlior with the places from
which they can!e, mud otlter pArtlculars Altt-
ilcIcnt to Identity tl,e'p. ,rlelr nnecede'lts 1T
hee,l discnvrrpd tl,rt upward of 1909 men
Iluvp entered Tie Suite who lnve NO right to
vote, having resided licre less tt!ll six
months; NNw MANY s.M.te sve lurking tn
Ninrshni bu,,ley Inns nreArtiact. more, tl,a'i
l,00u shows tic extent t., whlel itnplr-
ta.,on ls going on. Every any y,,,,,.1,, tt's
Ge M imiol,tic to pubiis', much ilMt
Is krt,Wn iN o{leiN! quarters Respecting THIS
secret work, but Republicans ienn feel n.
snrcd ts,nt, The work tf u,o l}en,aesscy @ &C., -! y
which chAracterizet! ting elccllpns nf loaI nial
1877 WI! be llPlett ~ LlG nua. KY ;I''r
lHgers nrS Gecof,llE nInrgW " 'v ~, "1Gs t',s.
q! AT, % 1,,, a,,,l T H. ,.jn,. In ~" ,xost Hitter
"@@e!nE WIZ WIZ VII i,spti x piE Emuuircss n III 't nrsiel.
toay ~ q" asi, ilius9t'o; W. M n nt Is ''' % '''' "
espionage VIII W on' 1uM ;. ~
THE ol'ESf.f"ASSotScEn Plan
OF the Republican managers to secure the
arrest Ut every man who shall psfcr to vote
sE Ss 's:s Ss sniss % s s!S eSuSty 'sss eesp: a fx
tS5s tSs; thS sSs 9 sir S sxssSs ct
SHOULD bc III sxa..'ll md a W9rnlus e I'll:
Nepnbllcans Gun sec!lrt fair election tile
1s speakefs %a retSi S fr"n I'll tcr s cs5aisSls
iou,s tic most Erutfying REPORTS ,arc Elyoll:
(ler. SlreEutt stated hrstRy tllnt throughout
tho southern eesHtits whirl, l!s lsHs
vIsitct there are abundant Indications
OF extensive gums from tho Democracy.
Mr. Porter says that .eyrryWheru y0unA
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STEALING LETTERS.
New YonK, Sept 1J.-Edwartl Clark.
clork in tho I'ost-Ofice. was arrested to.dav
for stculng letters.
, 1880-09-14

SAN FnAsc.sco, Chi, Sspt. iS.-I. n. Knl-
luch, cA1rkeu with killing Charles d. iuun,.
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II ynu went tn euro u cough use Dr. Bulls
Cough eJrup,- the reliable temsdy. frco s3
cunts,
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was to.,iny before THO Superior Cou5. -
pleatl. Tic, ."oce In Jeopardy" 1tlea WIZ em' y"
tprcd on tho ground that un infornatfta..,,
charging defendant will. tnurtiur was. All
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AND As VET LITTLE HARMONY Di:TWEES
THE nEMoCliATIC FACTIONS IN NEW
, 1880-09-14

Y sMcho m W iHH ..n'ss1 ~ 1sst,san III, ~,
Inv on i',a ntntuss hook H!,ooustitutlonul.
~ Justify tholr faettoils opRoali!nn to th9 on"
f1rctiletit " tho Eieclio|s saM Wy rcitsslns al.
pT0Ilrtnftdfts - carry vi! tho siNef!lnohts lnoy
Khy 1t fA unco1lstltut!o1A!: Ihoy sot ul wtNt
tei1y cl thu .l'sorio OF sAle. r!Eats. nEl Mf4u
that #heh Congress provides for tho protection
nf con1Eesaonal oscet!9tiH AEAiIst franl " ro'
iioNtinA. md frAHd ~ ftHsto' ballots, htlu ~ III.
!tita' II H. =. !1. tng rlgeta ~
snfr.s.H s.', T,%,stis - hn npr,H,frSnf asntc
riwi'is nr., ~ rri an.i nt .r,nsi Hni,,,cnt, dr.
sis.'s r., ,sr tI,cIn nv, i.t Hin r,vlf t rr,Wn,lfo
In 1r.,ti'',, .,e IL .w, ia.H1smtnr iv tf,a f,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Weekly vital Statistics.

Tho total mortality in the District of Column.
ba for the week ending Saturday, January II,
$780, was 70, or at the rate of 2233 per 1000
per annum. Of these decedonts 10 were
white males, 10 white females, p coored
males and Ii coored females, showing an
annual death-rate of 1888 per 900 for the
white, and 32.5 for tho colored population. The
deaths by classes were rs follows Zymotic
10; constitutional, IL; local, 80; deveopmontal,
4, and violence, 8. There wore 10 deaths from
pneumonia; phthisis pulmonalis, or consump-
ton, g. diseases of the nervous system, o.;
smallpox, 3; bronchitis. congestion of the
lungs diarrhGa, intermittent fever, typhoid
fever, whoopng-cough, diseases of the heart
and trismus, 9 each, and / each from cancer
erysipelas, malarial fever, puerperal convul-
sions, govt, gun-shot wound, scald, drowning
fracture of leg and hemorrhage following sur
gical operation. OF the deaths 90 occurred in
Washington, 6 in Georgetown, in the county
and in the hospitals. Forty.two of the de-
cedents were natives of the District, 81 of
other parts of the United States and 7 Of
foreign countries. Thirteen white and 81 col
ored wero under years of age; white and
2 colored 60 years and over. The greatest
mortality ne Deaths occurred on the 18th inst;
the least q deaths) on the 18th inst There
were ~ births TepOrted-24 white males,
ID white females IA colored males and 20 col
ored females, showing an annual brth.rate of
1873 per 1000 for the white and SO for the
colored population Marriages reported 81
white, II; colored, A. Still-births, 8, all col.
nral
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

The only Turkish (hot air. Bath in the
city, 500 L street, near Judiciary Square DIR.
II. L. Bovee.
$. Guggenheimer will buy secondhand
clothes, &C., at 237 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
The first semi-anuual examination of the
Girls Advanced Grammar School will be held
to-day in the Seaton building. Tho Boys Ad.
vauCed Grammar School will have their ex.
animation tomorrow.
The alarm OF fire turned 10 last night
about 1870 o'clock from box 141 was caused by
tho burning of chimney at the house of Mr..
J. s. Kaiser, No. 1888 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. No damage.
There will he grand temperance rally at
the Bethlehem Baptist church of Hillsdale on
Sunday at o'clock p. m. Addresses will be
delivered by Mr., j. +. Garlic, of the Howard
University, Rev. Mr.. Hall and Others.
Yesterday forenoon q derrick which is in
course Of construction in front of Corcoran' s
Art Gallery suddenly toppled over and struck
horse in the head, instantly killing him.
The animal was owned by William Bradley.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well. known place, DIR. Shields, 903 L street
near Ninth. The only reliable place In the
city for genuine baths Shampooer of ten
years experience; no novices in the business
at this place.
The interest IN the religious meetings held
every evening this week at E-street Baptist
church, under the direction of Rev. A. +.
Mason aud Mr.. Bently the great hymnist, is
increasing, as is fully demonstrated each
evening by the OVERLOOKING audiences which
pack the church.
MIR. Riddle, the Attorney for the District.
IN reply TO inquiries made by Congressman
Neal has submitted an opinion showing that
the law provides that gas shall be furnished TO
the District at the same rates as to tho United
States, and that the last civil sundry act limits
the amount 10 be paid for each lamp to S25.
Last night between Z aud O'clock while
a party of boys were skylarking at the corner
of Tenth and NJ streets, Charles Gaines, thir.
teen years Of age was cut In the left thigh by
boy named Sam Dickson. He was taken 10
Dr. Bushnell's office, where his wound was
dressed. The cut rs not dangerous, and Dick.
son will not be prosecuted.
The tenth anniversary Of the Young PEG.
plo's Christian Association, organized in 1870
by Rev, d. w. Anderson, Will be celebrated at
tho Nineteenth-street Baptist church on sun.
day afternoon next at 3 o'clock. The ami.
Harvey Johnson, Of Baltimore. Rev d. W.
DenlsOn will deliver an address on temper.
ance
About 1880 o'clock last night Off Ger Mat.
tDgly discovered fire in a stable on Ninth,
between n and streets northwest, aud
turned in an alarm from box %. The fire de.
parlment responded promptly, and succeeded
in combining the flames to the building in
which they originated, which was consider
ably damaged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
The MarI.st ON Coreoran sanare.

Messrs. Jesse b. Wilson, james IL. Stone, W.
w. Burdette aud others, composing a delega.
ton Of citizens aud prOperty-holders Of The
northern part Of tho city, waited upon the
Commissioners yesterday for tho purpose of
hearing their objections to erecting a market
house on CoTcoran Square, Bir. Wilson
showed the original intention OF using this
square for market purposes, aud the necessity
now existing for market in that locality.
Commissioner Dent said that ho was opposed
on general principles to the District erecting
market houses, aud believed that they ought
10 DO erected by private enterprises He had
no special objection 10 a market being placed
on Corcoran Square If done by private parties
AT tho same time he informed them that the
school trustees had suggested the selling OF =
portion Of the ground and using the money Per
school purposes, keeping the balance Of the
square TO put q school building thereon. Sub
sequently AN interview was had with Engi-
neor Commissioner Twining who promised to
examine the matter aud give his yiows upon
IL to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

DURING period of nearly five months that
DIR. Won MosChzisker has resided in this City
his practice has not only been very extensive,
but among our very best citizens, who have
not hestated to testify publicly as to the cures
he has effected. He has restored the deaf to
hearing, the blind to sight cured the sevorest
cases of catarrh, throat, lung and chest dis.
eases, aud asthma. The names Of all those
who have been cured by him can daily be ex-
amined at his rooms, $40 Nineteenth street
northwest. We would direct special attention
to his advertisement 10 to-days paper 1t is
well written, and exactly what the sufferers
of those diseases should know.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Needed Improyements.

A correspondent says; The residents Of Il
street, between Sixth aud Seventh southeast,
are greatly concerned because they are with
out sewerage thereby engenderlng sickness.
Water cannot be had in sufficient quantity for
the same reason, consequently that locality Is
not very desirable one to sojOurn in, South
Carolina avenue, between the same streets, Is
in similar condition, aud no relief appears to
DO accessible, because Of tho porverseness of
ono individual, who is tho owner Of an entire
square, and who Ia aYerse 10 having sewer
built, If l. street could be supplied with q
sewer II would DO of great service to the resi-
dopts Of South Carolina avenue, and IL would
appear that, In the interest of good municipal
government, the Commissioners should make
haste to afford the desired relief"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
A Solid Gold Watch, SIS,
And 500 others to be sold at Wholesale cost. r.
Iarris & Co.. A35 Seventh street.
GEORGETO wv NEWS.

The total destruction yesterday morning of
Messrs. Herr Il Cissell's mill was perhaps the
largest confagratiOn in this town within the
recollection of It's oldest inhabitant In the
year 1874 building ON the site Of the present
ruined mill was victim TO the flames. In its
subsequent reconstruction an addition of
about ouo.third in length was made. The
origin of the fire on the present occasion still
remains a mystery. although the theory adj
vanccd that. it was caused by friction of the
machinery In tho dryer portions of the build
ing seems the most plausible. Mr.. Cissell
himself states that no had gone through the
entire building about o'clock yesterday
morning, and found everything all right. In
an hour afterward flames were discovered
belching forth from different windows, prin-
cipally from the southeastern corner as tho
wind was blowing from the northwest. En-
gnes were promptly on the spot to extinguish
them, but little more could BIO done than to
save the adjacent property. Immediately
upon the discovery of the fire an army of
laborers, white and black, was organized to
remove the flour barrels and sacks They
worked about half an hour before
compelled to stop, and saved some
1900 out of 1000 barrels and nearly all the
sacks. About 10000 bushels Of wheat, stored
in one of the rooms, was entirely destroyed
One poor black endeavored to make away
with bag, hut was spotted in the act by
Officer Brown, who told him he shouldn't steal
enough TO make buckwheat cake. The es-
timatod losses are upwards of $780, 900, of which
$4,000 is on the building and machinery, and
the remainder on the stock. The insurance is
only about S3S,OO0 $4,000 being on the build
Ing. The Potomac Insurance Company, OF
this place loses about $4,000, and $500 is in
the COrcOran, of Washington. The remainder
Of the insurance will be sustained by foreign
companies. Late last evening the crowd still
fingered around the ruins, while solitary
engine remained. Flour bags, which had
been hurriedly slowed away in neighboring
dwelling-houses were removed to more APP
propriato quarters, Nearly sixty hands, in
Guiding coopers and all, were employed in the
mill, all of whom will DO thrown out of en-.
ploymont for the time being.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

The clerk Of the court has issued the follow
ing marriage licenses john II. Tinnoy and
Lucretia Lancaster, Henry Domaine and Mary
Wilson, Thomas Dorsey and Amanda Murphy,
Ida j. Solomons, of this city, Charles Z.
WaTder aud Catherine w. Evans, Hermann
Hablemann and Bette Peters. William Tillet
and Emily Howard Warren /. COllander aud
Florence Ida France, II. l.. Dyer and Lille
II. Clear George Il, Martin aud Maggie f.
Smith, Of Fort Foot, Md. George w, Miller
and Ella s. Wilson, both of Georgetown
n q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
The Fire in Georgetown.

Such fres as that which occurred in George.
town have their lessons. No man knows
whom his own property may DO swept away
and tho recurrence Of these destructive fires
should remind every property holder of his
first duty to himself-and that Is 10 insure In
a reliable company. No moro reliable com.
puny exists than the Arlington Fire Insurance
Company Of the District, aud as II Is home
enterprise and offers every advantage which
can be obtained from foreign companies, no
citi2on Of the District should hesitate which
company 10 choose, Other things being
equal, home enterprise should always be
patrOnized, The principal Office OF the Airing
ton Company is situated on Pennsylvania
avenue opposite the Treasury Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22

An alarm from box l23 yesterday afternoon
was caused by slight fire at the Miller school
building, on ii street, near Seventh northwest
Ono of the pupils named Eddie Camp care
Iessy throw lighted match down hole in
the floor, which ignited some waste paper.
The flames were extinguished by some Of the
boys before the engines arrived, and no panic
snsucd, owing TO the measures taken by the
teachers 1t was decided 10 give the scholars
n holiday for the remainder of the day, and
they filed out as quietly as If nothing had hap.
pened The damage 10 the building was only
trihng.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Silver American Watches, $40,
n Bounce cases and adjusted movements. r.
Harris & Co., 435 Seventh street.


In reply to inquiries from the Senate Dis.
trict Committee regarding the cost of filing
the old canal and the results to be obtained,
the District Commissioners yesterday sent a
letter, saying that the estimated cost of the
work is $4,000, and when filled it will mako
a street 250 feet wide and 5000 feet in length,
of which about 900 feet are already filed and
plated, will add to the city one of the most at
tractive boulevards within its limits. All tho
lands reclaimed will be the property of the
United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
Peixotto-soIomons.

The wedding of Mr. Daniel l.. NJ. PcixottO,
Of New York, United States Consul AT Lyons
France, aud Miss Ida J. Solomons, daughter oil
A. S. SoomOns, esq, Was celebrated yesterday
evening at. o'clock Rt The residence Of th'
brides parents, 1905 X street, The services
were private, only the members Of tho family
attending, on account Vi the serious illness o.
Mrs solOmon8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-22
National Theatre-Lotta.


The public seem never to tire of the antics
of this bewitching little spright as the large
and fashionable audience of last night will
testify The play presented was Fred Mars
den's zip or, Point Lynde Light" in which
Lolita and Ed. Marble are the principal attrac-
tons. In the second act they were recalled
several times, SO pleasing were their inimtable
duets. Mr.. 2. Aug. Anderson deserves special
mention for his Characterization of Jules
Gdliette, the Italian.
Next Monday night Miss Fanny Davenport
begins her engagement with "Pique." Sale
of seats commences to-day at the box office.
Ford's ra-House-"Bluck Crook"
The attraction exercised by the Kiralfy
Brothers grand spectacular drama seems to
increase with every performance, for yestor-
day, at tho matinee and in the evening, the
house was crowded to OVERLOOKING. The
gorgeous scenery, the splendid ballet, the
yOdel Of the Ulm sisters, tho grOtosQue dances
Of the three Rinaldos, tho lightning sketches
Of the boy carcaturist, constitute never
failing source of delight, Manager Ford de-
serves great credit for tho liberal equipment
of tho play, which should be witnessed by
everybody.
Theatre Comique.
The splendid performances at this theatre
continue to be enjoyed by large audiences
The variety entertainment Is Of the very best
aud the unqualified encouragement given to
the management of this popular resort isTichly
deserved.
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