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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The steamer Jane Moseley, which was
slightly damaged by running into II scowOI Jones
Point several months ng0 arrived nj the yard yes.
terday for repairs.
Mr.. w. G. Walstrum, formerly manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph Office In this city,
has been appointed manager OF the office to be cs.
tnblished atYorktown by the Western Union Com.
pany during the centennial celebration.
Major Peyton Randolph, general super
intcndent of the Virginia Midland Railway Com.
ment of Mr. a. Pope general passenger agent and
Mr. SOLOMON Haas general through freight agent OF
the said company.
Bills of exception in the case of j. III.
d. Smoot ct al, sureties Of L. II. Delehny, VS., The
may be carried TO tie Court of Appeals. In the
trial which ended last week verdict for the
plaintiff was rendered for $3.50.
Mayor Beckham had before him yes
terday morning saloon keeper, for selling intox-
icNtiIig liquors, aud cOniectioner, for opening
his place OF business Sunday, in violation of the
provisions of the Sunday law. They paid their
ines $40 and 81 respectively, and were discharged
The experiment of manufacturing iron
at the establishment of the Potomac Manufacture
ing Company in this city was made yesterday with
great success large quantity of iron having been
turned out, complete, in q very short time. Among
those on hand TO witness the experiment were
Colonel Bright, Sergeant at Arms Of the United
States Senate; Judge Roachc, Colonel Lincoln Mr..
Moses, Captain Archer Mr. i. NJ, Elkms CORE.
spondent of the son Francisco Daily Ala, Il mum.
Der Of prominent gentlemen from the North
Of the Virginia Midland Railway Company, and
others,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
VIRGINIA NEWS,

The shoe factory in Winchester is now
giving steady employment TO seventy-ilve hands.
The telegraph wire between Richmond
and Yorktown has been completed and is now in
operation.
There has been presented to the Peters
burg Blues by the Fantastic Club handsome sill
yer cup, to be competed for in target practice.
The following postmasters have been
appointed; Nathaniel w. Norris Blossom Hill;
Frank Lyman Backbonei John j. Hui, Burt
Mountain, and Henry A, Middleton, The Plains
Colonel William Il. Cameron arrived
homo from the Eastern Shore, where he has been
discussion with Hon. John Goode at Isle of Wight
Court House.
A number of settlers from the North,
who have recently purchased land near Peters
teams aud household effects with them, NIL ready
to take possession OF their farms and go to work,
The number ofbushels of shell oysters
taken this year from Virginia waters Will be about
three million. ana more InSn l9ird 81 ms
s35O,OOO
The stock of ice in Petersburg has be-
come nearly exhausted, and all efforts to replen.
cessful, The people OF Norfolk have been with
out Ice for week; there Is none in Lynehburg
and very limited supply In Richmond. Neither
Alexandria nor Washington can spare any.
a charter has been granted in the Cir
cult Court of Richmond 10 the "Richmond Bank
Ing and Warehouse Company" composed OF some
ofthe leading business men Of that city the object
ofthe formation of which is 20 bank Of discount
and deposit, hypothecation warehouse grain.
elevator, and cotton compress" The capital stock
Is to be not less than 100000 nor more than $1,000
900, to be divided into shares Of s2o each
--e--
PLEASANT TO tho taste aud surprisingly quick In
relieving Coughs and Colds, II Is not at all strange
that DR. Bulls Cough Syrup has displaced SO many
other cough remedies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

The excursion and oyster-roast of the
Continental Club, on the steamer Jane Mosely, to
the plantation OF Colonel Sam Strong, Coan River,
Virginia, Saturday night was largely attended,
and was perfect success. During the trip the
passengers assembled en- masse, and after
clecting General H. Whitaker chairman, passed
the following resolutions
We tender to Captain Knowles our thanks for his
uniform Kindness. To Captain Knowles and his ELI.
Client corps of assistants the cNcursionsts to Conn
River on Sunday, October !, feel that through his
aud their kindness the trip was most pleasant,
To the host, Colonel Sam Strong who, by his gem
eral presence, mnde the party thoroughly ut home,
we tender our grateful acknowledgment, and assert
that the day was well and pleasantly spent and Its
repetition will he anxiousiy looked forward to-
The amusements during the day consisted of
sailing, bathing, grabbing, attendance of ladies'
from the neghbOrlng farms, &c. Katie and Sadie
Strong, the Colonies nleccs and Miss Lulu SIN
clair were conspicuous among the ladies from the
country who added to the pleasures ofthe visit.
The roast was In large pine grove. and fully two
hundred bushels Of oysters were eaten.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
MiIIer IL Jones' RcopcnIng.

Miller & Jones' eleventh annual re-
opening last evening was brilliant affair in every
respect Their numerous friends attended en- mdsSe
and gave ample testimony Of the high appreca-
ton in which this most cnterprising firm is held
in the estimation of their patrons. It is the annual
custom ofthis firm to reGt their establishment in
every particular with the most costly articles per.
tanning to the business that can be purchased in
the market. They also spread banquet fit for the
gods at these annual reopenings Last evening.
In addition to the usual FEAST n very interesting
Mr. John Iiardnut and a well-known amateur
player OF the city Mr.. George Williamson pre-.
Sides over the sample. room department with an
ever.grnceiul grace. Altogether, Messrs. Miller 4
Jones billiard parors are the best conducted and
best appointed south of New York city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
DECIDEDLY ATTRACTIVE.
Details OF the Grand bicycle Tournament
During the baltimore OrioIc.

The bicycle tournament during the ORR
ole at Baltimore next week will be the most ex-
tensye thing of the kind known In these parts
since the introduction of the big wheel horse. The
leading clubs Of New York, Philadelphia, Wash.
ington, aud Baltimore are to take part, and the
programme arranged is Of the most interesting de-
scrplion. The first exhibition Is to be at the rink
Monday night, and will be witnessed by the
French visitors, Governor and stat, mayor, and
other high dgnitaries. There will be n grand
parade of the clubs, followed by an exhibition of
fancy riding. Then will come slow races, n half.
mile and mile dash, trick riding, and boys race.
Wednesday afternoon the blcyccrs will appear in
force at Druid Hill Park and compete forthe valua-
BILE prizes offered by the Orioe managers. New York.
Washington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore clubs
Will participate. The programme embraces halt
mile dRsh mile dash, FIVE mile dash, tricycle. races
two mile dash, &c Between the races the different
clubs will parade and show their skill in
fancy and trick riding. The rivalry
between the clubs of the cities named
Is already showing itself In friendly deter
mnation TO excel, and the events will undoubtedly
be witnessed by II vast throng ofpeoplc. Fully ten
thousand can attend with comfort ut the park and
witness all that Is going on. The Baltimore and
Ohio has kindly waived all charges on bicycles
during Oriole week, and they will be carried free
from this city. Special trains will be run at FREE
quent intervals, and the Baltimore and Ohio can
be depended upon to afford every facility.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
rHE MRMoRIAL nosPrrAL.
Complete List OF she Names Appended 20
the BIaas.ucetInE Gail.

The call for public meeting at Lin
coin Hall on Wednesday evening next at half
past seven o'clock, to adopt means for the erection
here OF a national and international Garfield
Memorial Hospital" has been signed by the fol-
lowing influential persons and the project In their
hands means success: Ex Mayor Emery, ex-
Mayor Berret Taylor & Huny, N. W. Burchell, A.
s, sS9lomons W 5. Teel J. r Mitchell p5. !; A.
Henry franc, Charles Baum, William Ballan-
tyne 4 Son, Rev. y y, Paxton, Jonrd9n W, Muir.
Sons, Middleton & Co, II. D. Cooke, IT,, & Co.,
Hoe Brothers & Co., Henry semken, A. straus,
seldom & Robbins, Metropolitan Hotel
der, National Savings hank John ".
Thompson, Metropolitan Bank James g.
G SSE AO %a Be paE SS Of The 1 %f59
General A. ID. Hazcn, Post. Office Department:
General r, D. Mussey, Judge c. =. James Judge
Rev. Byron Sunderland, Dr. Wat Drew. DR.. J. NJ.
Toner, br, Thomas Antisell, Barbour & Hamilton,
". w Burdette, j. l. Bout, Louis Abraham, A.
schmcdtie Bros, w. NJ. shuster & Sons, Charles
Ech;tSat, II; william !. + Ellis 1 Co., Ed;
% S S%Pfs Slammed anS I'Gs R'p BANK
mel coTkhlll, James Y. Davis & Sons r. Ross Perry,
John Bailey, Francis NJ. Miller, George NJ King,
John =; Ennis, Charles Smith, Frank Tenney,
National Hotel; Assistant Secretary Robert
X. Hit John Sherman, G. H. Darlington, Stott
& Cromwell, J. d. Bryan & Bro, James Worm
'ey, Wormley's Hotel Chief Clerk ]. W. Hogg, W.
II. Crook Warren $. Young, H. G. Morton, o. l..
sail, Chief Clerk Crosby, Clarence Barton, Crosby
$. Noyes W. s. Hutchins, NJ. d. Helm, !. N. Burrtt,
Dr. Charles u. 1Iagner, b. H. Blackiord, +. A. FIJI,
Young & Caldwell, stelger & Liebermann, John
y, Scott, II. Clay Stewart, W. s. Thompson Riggs
& Co, Anthony Hyde, c. NJ. Matthews, Dr. Alex.
y. T.. Garrett William Stickney, w. w. Corcoran,
III. &. Spencer Ed, Abner, BENJAMIN q. Loycioy,
Hon. q. y. Loring. General Peter +. Bacon, Rey.
a. II. Kelley, f. T. White, DIR. Smith Townshend,
Rev Father L. l.. Boyle, r. f. Roessle & Son, The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

The new store of Mr.. A. Straus, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, was most brilliantly decorated and illumi
mated on Saturday evening ON the occasion of his
fall and winter opening. The attendance of ladies
and gentlemen was very large and decided admir-
alton at the ornamentation was expressed by
all. The stock. varied and complete,
was highly praised one specially being no.
ticeable, viz: The Foxhal overcoRts, for which
Mr.. sraus has the exclusive agency in the Dis
trict Since Mr.. Straus has moved into his new
his patrons, aud has shown the same eDSITgv' ins
dustry, and integrity that first ganeprfor hin HE
wel-oarned reputation as a sucr9.Sssnli merchant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
National UnIysrsIty Law Depnrlment.

The thirteenth annual session of this
school was formally opened last evening, Judge
Macarthur president Of the faculty OF law, de.
lyered the opening address followed by Profess
sors COrusi and Claughton, Never before has the
school opened under brighter auspices. In adj
diion 10 the old students, who have returned into
ranks almost unbfoken between thirty aud forty
new students registered, and this in the
for tuition have been raised this term.
The welcome given TO the professors as they
mounted the platform must have convinced them
been thoroughly appreciated Tho junior class
will meet for organization on Thursday next, and
Professor Webb is to hold the moot court this term,
and Judge Macarthur the court Of appeals, with
Professors Claughton und CaruSi Rs associate
iubUng
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

Enprrr.-D. A. Nevin, New York; n s. CrownIn-
shield, U. 8. N; John p. stockum, Philadelphia;
John A. Bell, U. g. ~. IT, r. Munson, New York;
Charles l.. Gratol, Hon George H. Davis Chicago;
q. Burton, U. $. Al William Tatin. Philadelphia; L.
W. f. Bannon, Memphis, Tenn. Captain +. c. John
son, U. s. n.
WtLLARD's-Hon J. q. Thompson, Columbus,
Ohio; o. A. Day, Saratoga; @. II. Avery Saratoga
j. Jordan Bridgeport, Pa. c. r. Lyman Massachu-
setsi j. W. Bosler and Hon. j. W. Knlinger, Penn
sylvania; Harry Watson, Maryland; +. W. Lode
wick, Albanyi II. j. Johnson, Troy; w. i. Walters
New York.
METRoPoLITAN.-A. W. Brescn, New York;
George +. Bliss, eskaioosa. Kan; r. II. Ludlnm
Virginia; II. ID. Musselman Philadelphia; j. f.
Etchlson. Richmond Samuel S. Hnrdwick. Hous
ton Texas; Rev. r. ClaNton. Ashcvillc. N. C.; N. f.
Sewcll, U. $. N; John Mccall and Allan Mccall
London.
NArIoNAL.-M a. Burton and Rev. q. W. Nelson,
Virginia; n. J. Simms, New orleans; II. Attwell, H.
Conklln, and r. Grinths. New York J. 4. Muncks,
Baltimore; NJ. N. Cobb, Boston; A. Brnbrook, Mas.
sachusetts; Hon. A. II. II. Stuart Virginia; j. H.
Stuart Chicago.
ST. JANEs.-Henry u. Jones, New York; william II.
H. Mlnturn J. p. Tershberber, Ohio; William owen,
Indiana; William johnson, Philadelphia; II. w.
Gregory, Chicago; II. +. Lafand, Delaware; John N
Henderson, Maryland; John II. Adams Baltimore.
Rioos,-John II. Flagg, L.. Holiday, 8. d. Cozzns,
NJ l.. BOwden, Hon. Waldo Hutchins, New York; n.
Il. Webb Norfolk, Va; II. O. PARTS, st. Louis; o. II.
Houghton, Boston n. d. Wilson, Phillip Hichboring,
U. :. a.
ST.. MARCH, p. Murray, Kentucky; Paul @.
Lantrup, ChicAgo II. J.. Maddox, Rockville, Md. (;
7. NJ Petit, Maryland; Wills Wright, Chicago.
city; J. Matchins, Florida; John Sheriff, Glasgow,
Scotland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

ArYlne W. Johnston yesterday filed a
suit for $1,000 damages against the Inland ~,
seOboard CoNstng Company, aud in his do,o,ro'r'
ton states that the 10th OF last mo,,l, ho r',a
chased round trpticket on ths.T ns p,
between Washington, D. C..Msd NorCiL Va TSo
I3owlng gay nc desircd 10 stop OF at Fortress
onr1S, we o s|was udey seized and detained
DSS,i"nnis " "ihe boat till ho had paid nny cents
addit,sa "a 'As the affair took place in the pres.
ence 0ft lfnmbcr of his friends II is alleged that
he was greatly damaged, injured, and outraged in
his feelings, Hence the suit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

MISS lda fianieS, charming little SOU
Dret'e ana sonlssstress, appeared last night at
pfivers summer Garden, and though unnn.
nouheS H HSn the programme or in the newspapers
snc made an instantaneous hit and became
IavoTite with the audience. The Mari brothers
are simply immense in their character songs and
comlcalitics. and will not fail to draw those de-
sirous oflisening TO q comic song and good music.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For he Middle atlantic States, including
the District Of Columbia cooler, fair wcdthr, ,cesicriy
tginds stationary or falling barometer.
The thermometrio readings yesterday were rs
follows: a. M, 73o; II a. M. SOLO; Q Up. M, $40
p. M, 7oo; II p. M. T6o; maximum, si2o; mini
rnun,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
THEATRES LAST NIGHT.
Haynes Minstreis-A Good show" Was
cote" Finely Rendered at Ford's.

The performance given by Hague's
British operate Mlnsrcs last evening initiated in
Washington new era Of refined burnt corkism"
to large and enthusiastic audience, and must be
regarded as undoubtedly an artistic success, both
In vocal and muslcal sense. Though a perfect
cornicopia of nun was gwen the strongest
feature of this excellent organization was the
ballad singing. The curtain rose on very unique
and attractive first part, in which eighteen vocal
lists are placed in front OF an orchestra of ten
musicians, the latter seated OH raised platforms.
Each singer walked to the front Of the stage to de-
liver his solo, and another novel idea in
augurated was the display Of card with the
name of each song TO be sung OH n nina
tuTe harp standing In front Of the interocutor.
THE Carrier Dove" sung by G. Rubens (who has
a marvellous tenor voice., completely captured its
hearers, while Messrs Wood, Garland, Stoddart,
and the finale OF operate selections received a
ardson and Wheatley, were fair, but not up to the
average American tambo and bones. In the second
part some first'class variety acts introducing Jig
Professor Woodhend, who masters seven musical
Instruments Mt one time, proved n pleasing card (;
also the two female impersonators In a duet from
Norma with lightning change speciality by
Mr.. +: Dart Fred. Mathews fncial contortions
were immense, and Professor Wallace gave imita.
lions of all kinds of animals. Traynor and
Wheatleys Irish act was satisfactorily rendered.
The bill concluded withthe Wlses Les Deux Dia.
bes" in fantastic dances, high kicking, &C., and
better satisfied audience than that of the National
be hard to find. To sum up, though the perform.
ance was a little hard to understand owing
TO Its English tone II may be conceded
that this combination Is an unequvocally good
one, and is bound to become rs celebrated In this
country as 1averly's Famous Forty" were in
their triumphant tour throughout England and
Ireland. AT great expense Mr.. Hague has i'm.
ported the cream of the vocal talent obtainable In
the British Isles and no lover Of fine singing
more evening performances and Wednesday and
Saturday matinees will be given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
Educational.

ART SCHOOL,
1878 ] street, opposite Franklin Square, has COM
menced Its twelfth annual session. Evening classes
10 Mechanical Drawing from october O. In China
se90im PRINCIPAL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
I" The Ma.cotte" ut Ford,s Opern.Mousc.

" the MnscOue" ut FOrd's Opern-I1Ouse.
The production of the Mascotte" at
the Opera House last night was in almost every
respect genuine surprise to those who had gone
to see Patience" at the same house last week. It
was difficult to realize that last nights exceedingly
successful performance was given by the company
which was so vigorously criticised in THE REPuB-
IIcAN last Thursday. When the manager succeeds
in nstructng his people so that they will compre-
bend the difference between burlcsQue upon
medieval superstltlons habits, and customs and
satire upon nineteenth century estheticism we
may hope that they will give" Patience" us well
as they last night gave the "Mascotte." From the
time that the curtain, first went up to the moment
forts of the, company received the warm.
est approval Of the audience. and we
are glad to say that they deserved It. "Glad to
mend than to condemn. As was the cnse last
week, there was much to be desired In the way of
good voices and trained singers but so thoroughly
the burlesque understood and rendered that the
absence Of this one quite essential requisite was
not SO painfully noticeable The costumes
the trouble to present to Washington au.
diences. The mounting could, however,
have been much better. to the advantage OF all
part of Lorenzo In which he Is the equal unques.
tionnbly, of the best now before the public.
Mr. Fitzgerald rs Pippo lacks John Brands gl0ri-
Gus mellow baritone voice, but his rendition was
so intelligent that, Notwithstanding, lie was con.
cededy competent for the part. Little Miss Stem
bier contributed to the general. surprise by her
falls to the lot OF Eidriettd. Miss Lucettc also did
well, and Mr. Lang, In the difficult because in.
ane, tenor part, Prince Frederick while he did not
fair success. We nre glad to say to our readers
that thSy PAX confidently rely on being Wen en-
week. 1t will be kept on five nights longer, with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
FRIENDS, SEMTNARY.

street, between 18th and 10Th n. W.
us Location, Rooms, and Appointments as good
ns the best. The course Of study embraces the
Elementary Branches, Mathematics and Clas
sizes. These are taught according TO tho latest
Idea OF the profession Glasses small. that each
pupil receives individual attention, No high press
ure, destructive to the nervous System The love
OF knowledge II the true stimulus. PATRONS AT
NO EXPENSE FOR HOOKS. Cali on or address
seJO-3m ]. s. WILSON, Principal,
MR.. l.. q, MARINTS ACADEMY WILL RIc-
wi open for the season OF iSsi-S2 SATURDAY,
Octoberl, 1881, for reception of pupils. For partlcu
streets northwest, sp23Dt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
LOCAL MENTION.


300 + st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new bath
october l. lil7 q st., opposite Riggs House.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04


my, Philn. and Bait.
cNprossu.,.,,,,.,,,,.,.,, 2:in
tphiln., BAIT. and way G:23
tPittsburg, Columbus,
Gin, aud 81. Louis. 600
tPhila. and n. Y. eN-- 7;3j
Bait. and way statrns. $50
Fred'k, Point ofRocks
and way stations..... sos
Bait. and Annap. eN... $50
Mnrtinsburg and lIn-
gcrstown nc. (MeL
branch),",",."....,,.u. Oi5
tBalt. and way stains
lAnnAp. on sunday 1920
Baltimore express ...l0:30
Bait. and Laurel eN...ll:iD
Trains marked ! daily.
daily except Sunday,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

For ChiRs and Ftrer and all Diseases caused By ma
lartdi poisoning Qfhe blood. tCarrdn,ed cure Price
81. For sale By all druggists TTh&s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

You can publish three.line advertise
mcnt ofwant rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents IN THE REPUBLICAN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

Fresh Alderncy butter ohurned every morning,
and delivered in 15lb "Wnrd" prints at i5c per To-
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball; buttetmilk, &c.
per quart and sweet milk DC. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
Iron Bitters.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
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Helzog, sos Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.