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National Republican., 1881-11-03
ALlyELY ROW.
Two Drunken Men Make n Firat.Cinss
Ftua,t

Yesterday morning two brothers, George
and james Kagle, came into the city from Prince
Georges County with load OF produce, and after
disposing Of their wares proceeded TO have little
Yorktown celebration on their own hook. Amer
putting away a lot Of bad whisky, they reached the
corner Of New Jersey avenue and d street about
three p. m and became very boistcrous Their
actions attracted the attention OF Lieutenant
Austin. who arrested one Of them. when he was
violently assaulted by the other, and would hnve
been worsted but for the timely arrival OF Sergeant
Brosnan and officer Prather who were compelled
to call upon the bystanders for assistance.
Sergeant BrosnRn called upon colorcd man,
Walter Carter, who refused TO aid him. He was
put under arrest and placed In charge OF John
Crogan, citizen, upon whom he made an assault
with an oyster knife and escaped. The route to
the Seventh Precinct Station was the scene Of q
continuous struggle on the part Of the prisoners,
who offered most desperate resistance and LETT
the pavement strewn with remnants Of their
clothing. After locking up the prisoners Sergeant
Brosnan went out to look for Carter, whom he
found in n vacant lot at the corner Of street and
New Jersey avenue. As soon as apprehcnded
he showed fight, and would have made things
lively but for the Intervention Of Sergeant Holm.
berger, with whose help he was locked up. The
trio Will pay their respects to Judge Smell this
morning,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Tn. Great Hermann.

The entertainment to be offered to the
public next week at the National Theatre will be
one of great merit. Hermann is most admira-
bic prestidigitateur lie is neat and def in his
tricks The materlalist who believes only what he
sees and refuses to believe what he cannot compre
hend is forced into corner by the perfection with
which Hermann deceivcs his sense of sight. There
are many things to admire In Hermann besides
the mere perfection of his art. The manner In
which he runs one trick into another, giving 10
some of his freaks the air oil accident and emery
cncy, is artful beyond praise. Though amply able
to amuse an audience for an entire evening with
the vnst fund of clever tricks in his repertory,
Hermann varies his performance by presenting
Katsurshin the japanese juggler, and Mile. Addie.
Indeed the whole entertainment Will be bright
graceful, wonderful. and refined.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Gentlemen Not Wishing

10 pay a "little fortune" fora suit
of clothes made and trimmed
equal to ordered work, should
first look Mt our stock, compare
cut, trimmings, make, and fit with
those generally seen at n Clothing
House, will see at glance oars are
far above the general make OF
Ready-Made Clothing. Two of our
firm are practical Merchant Tail
Ors, and every Garment, after fin
ished, is thoroughly looked over
before placed on our counters for
sale.
We buy of no Ready-Made Cloth
ing Manufacturing Establishment.
Our dealings are direct with the
mills thatmanufacture, the clothes
we cut and make ourselves, there
by saving the consumer the profit
paid to the manufacturer by the
retailer.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
An Episode Ia lhe ChrIstInncy Case.

The hearingintheC Christiancy case was
resumed before Examiner Loyejoy yesterday
afternoon, but was held in the Office Of Messrs.
Cuppy & Ingersoll instead OF that of Messrs, Cook
& Cole, as heretofore. Stephen Chester, tho wit
ness whose testimony at a previous examination
had been objected to by the defense was again
called and gave an account OF what Haight had
stated to him in relation TO his intimacy with the
defendant. The witness wns subjcctedto n lengthy
cross examination, but his evidence stood the test
aud remained substantially ms first given. Dennis
hotel Christmas Day, was then examined as to the
identity Of the lady who accompanied Giro. As
soon as Bland entered the room Mrs. Christmncy,
appear dur'ng his examination. The witness stated
cmphAtcally that Miss Mary Chamberlain, whom
ago, was not the lady that rode in the carriage
with Giro.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

n15Je DIR. ]. s. CoCKERILLE,
BS DENTIST,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
The Tgnoranes Of lhe "slav.n

For consummate ignorance concerning
Virginia politics commend me 70 the astute and
noisy editorials Of the Epeling Star VIII that lumi-
nary ever learn that the farmers are, nne'tenths
of them, Rcadjusters 2 Tho Star of last evening
says: "The property Interests are against Mahone."
have always been under the impression that the
real property interests ofa State We're the farmers.
A fainy Monday and Tuesday next week Will add
not less than live thousand majority for Colonel
Cameron; because the farmers VIII turn out that
much stronger Render az the votes Of richmond
Petersburg Lynchburg, Danyllle, Norfolk, and
StHunton cities MI, and instead OF Cameron, Lewis,
and Blair having as they VIII have, SO,OOO ma
'N''' '' VIRGINIA.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
nInrYInnL RcnuIIIcnnn.

The Maryland Republican Association
met last night at st. Georges Hall to hear the re-
port of the committee on transportation relative
to carrying voters to and from their voting-plRces
for the coming election, The chairman reported
that the committee had made arrangements with
the Baltimore ana Potomac, Baltimore and Phil
adelpha Northern Central, Western Maryland
and Baltimore and Ohio QnCiuding the Point oi
Rocks Railroad Companies by which all voter
can secure round trip tickets for half fare by up,
plying to W. ii. Garrison, the chairman of the
committee, at the Sixth Auditors ONCE There
was full attendance and II number Of cncourag-
ing addresses were delivered.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
No Chnnne UntII Deeelnber.

A delegation Of property-holders and
residents from Capitol Hill, under the leadership o
ex Representative Farnsworth, Of Illinois, callec
upon President Arthur yesterday morning In be-
half of the appointment Of representative
of the eastern section Of the city on the BoarC
of District Commissioners, Alter listel
ing attentiYey 10 the representations OF the
delegation the President said that no change
would be made In the District Commissioners be
fore December.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
rnE rEnrEruAL AssooIATIoN
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Perfection or the Organization Election
OF Officers,

The Washington Stock Exchange, which
was innugurated last week, held its first regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, at the banking
house Of Messrs. IL. ID. Cooke, jr,, & Co,
The organization was perfected by the elec-
ton of the following officers: George IL.
b. White, president; H. d, Cooke irp vice.
presidents ]. Il, Ker treasurer, and A. f. Bateman,
Secretary. Standing committee: ID. w. Middleton,
G. 5. Bradley, and II, Il. Ohley. The meeting was
well attended, and there were more applications
Through the courtesy of II, d, Cooke, ir. * Co.,
the room which was occupied by the board yester-
use The first meeting for business will bo held
next Monday, at noon and the board will meet
daily at that hour thereafter. Between now and
Monday next the standing committee will prepare
a list OF such securities as will be dealt in.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
lieutenant nurton Ross Given Away.

Inc washington I]lSnI lhldlIIy Soh-
pany held It's regular monthly meeting at its
amory last night, Amer the transaction Of routine
business, eight honorary and FIVE active members
were elected Avery handsome llfe-sized crayon
portrait Of Lieutenant Burton II. Ross was pre-.
Tho presentation was made by Mr.. Ed. Neumeyer
in II few wcll-chosen and appropriate remarks.
Colonel William q. Moore In a neat little speech
Amer some well-limod and happy remarks by
Lieutenant Ross the meeting adjourned. The
National Republican., 1881-11-03
NOOT'S,
oI5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Warm weather In New York preventing sales dis
cQaged holders of goods, facilitated purchases OF
bargains, we availed ourselves OF this chance and
bought stock ut very low figures, Our customers can
now take the benefit of our purchaSes.
SILK and Chenille Mixed Frlnges, inches wide, &c.
5Oc to OOc. the yard.
Chenille and Jet Mixed Fringe, to inches wide
75C. to 81.
Jet Passementerles, l2c, l5c., 17c to 25c. a yard
splendid value
and up
Elegant Jet Beaded Cloak and Dress Ornaments,
19c &c, 50c., and up.
black and Colorcd Silk and Chenille Girdles, 45c.,
&c. sc. and up.
Metal Buttons In all tho ombre shades, i5c. to
zoe. the dozen.
Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined But
tons Sc, 10c., l5c, up to " the dozen,
White and Irdescent Gimp and Buttons ut low
prices.
black and White Beaded handmade Laces, all
prices.
Black and Cream Spanish Laces, 25c. to Csc. the
yard.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
successfaI Organizations-EieciI OF Of
Hcers.

At the second regular monthly meeting
of the Union Cooperative Building Association
held last night at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner of
Eighth and streets, $1,000 was sold at an average
of CS per cent. premium, making tho monthly
payments ON one share advanced upon $3.50.
EQUITABLE ASSOCIATION.
The third annual meeting of the Equitable CO.
operative Building Association was held last night
at Marini's Hall, at which the following officers
were elected: President, James ii. Savilc; first
vice. president, II. III. Twombly second vice. pres
ident, Thomas SOmervillc; secretary, John JOY
Edison; directors Alexander Gardner, Charles Ii.
Bailey, George w. Castelar, George w. Fisher, Ros.
A. Fish, Fred. w. Pratt g. W. Ilarkness, and A.
r. Chlds. The report of the secretary for the year
ending October 81, 1881, was then submitted, show
ing the gross receipts to have been Sl36 llS70; dis
bursements, 6,llS,7O; assets, Sl2l ,02376. Tho
value OF stock was, first issue, s63C6 per share;
second issue, Sa0Ol per share. M building assO-
citation has ever boon formed In this District that
has had more gratifying success and 1t is probable
that another series of stock will soon be Issued
THE PERPETUAL ASSOCIATION,
The Perpetual Building Association held It's first
monthly meeting Inst evening NJ 6l5 Seventh street
northwest The meeting was large, and shares
were in great demand, The secretary sold $500.
Shares of 500 went ut an average discount of SIS CO.
leaving the borrower Sl70,i0 for which he pays 81
per month or per cent, interest per annum. AT
this rate the borrower gets 81 OPS for total pay
ment of Sl2 per month. This association bids lair
TO be very successful, and an "oyerilOw meeting "
about the 10Th instant Is probable,
National Republican., 1881-11-03

my3-1y 72i Fifteenth street.
mIBD PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
w. rately and at reasonable prices at COUGH
IiIN'S Drug Store Masonic Temple, corner OF Ninth
and streets northwest.
N~%9fs THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOI-
R let Articles for ladies and all the popular med
icines on sale at COUGHLIN'S Temple Drug store.
n~SSSs If YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
VIZ ralga, Headache Toothache or any PAIN one
application of FLUID LIGHTNING Will relieve you.
Sold only at COUGHLIN'S, Masonic Temple. no26
n(afo HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES OF EVERY
Wy kind Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial Granun, and other food for infants
at COUGHLIN'S sells
National Republican., 1881-11-03
MINISTERS pr AonAr coxmrncro.

terday:
MINISTERS DI AGRAE CoMMERcTo.
DIREZIoNE DI STATisTfCA,
ROME. Aug. 81, 1881.
NJ. Bodio presents to his colleague, Mr.. joseph
Nlmmo, chief of Bureau of Statistics Treasury
Department., DR.. Egerto Rossl, secretary of NJ.
Alexandra Rossi, senator of the Kingdom, and one
of the most powerful and well designing men of
Italy. Dr. Fgerto Rossi comes there to study care
fully on the place the results OF the American COM
meroial policy. Tho undersigned will be very
grateful TO his colleague IL he will help NJ. Rossl
In this. Respectfully LUiGIO BODlO.
1t is anticipated that DR.. Rossl will make an ex-
tended stay in Washington, during which he will
be afforded an opportunity to study our system Of
statistics and the general effect of our tariff upon
our commercial relations with the rest of the
world
National Republican., 1881-11-03

The job-rooms connected with THE REPUBLIcAr
are now executing finer work than ever befor'
done In this city. Nothing short of the engraver'
art can compare with It, See specimens, be con
yincod, and leave your orders for II quality o
work is consideration you cannot fail TO be salts
fled that no other establishment in the District cal
cOmpote with us.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Sol, Printing

of oyercoats Is so extensive and varied that they
must be seen TO be appreciated. You are invited
TO examine them, whether you purchase or not.
Elsemen Bros, corner Seventh aud Il streets.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
In Laces We Offer

Real Torchon from Sc, up.
Black French Thread Laces Sc, l0c., l2c &C., and
30c. the yard
Real (iupure Laces &c., 3Oc., IOc. &C., and up.
Point dAlencon Lnces, lGc l8c 9lc., 25c. the yard
SILK Breton, Sc, lOc.i worth double,
Mechlln Iaces, new designs, 2lc., &c, 3Oc, 40c.
Point dAnglcteIru LRees acc. and uD.
Point de ChillOn LaceS, &c.. 7sc. and up This Lace
Is splendid reproduction from the real antique and
the most desirable of Laces this season, and much
used for evening costumes,
Marie stuart Lgces new designs. 25c., 2sc. Soc;
splendid value at these prices
Nalenclennes IAces At soc. and SOC. the dozen.
Duchesse and Irish Point Laoes, from 9lc and up.
Real Point de Russo LaCes, 50c. 70 6jc he yard. .
Real Duchesse LacCs sl.25, sL75, S225, and up.
Real Point de Venice and Round Point Laces from
SlB5, SB, TO 81 the yard.
Real Point Applique Iaces, 75c. TO 0jc. the yard.
Real White Thread Laces, 2c, 0Oc., 00c and up the
yard
Real Black Chantilly Thread Iacea 9Oc., el25 IS
the yard and up worth considerably more money.
Real Duchesso Lace, JGbots, mixed with Point Lace,
at Sl.20 each.
Real Point Lace Jabots at sl5O each worth s2.l9
National Republican., 1881-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.
RcnntifnI PriniInr.

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or ad
dress Herzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
NJ
National Republican., 1881-11-03
An ra.cre.tinr souycpir

of Boys Clothing. This department of our business
has increased beyond expectations. Substantial
goods and moderate prices have a telling effect.
Eisemen Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Mrs. Commander Graham's Funerai.

The funeral Of Mrs. Virginia Lee Gra-
ham, ,-,yife of Commander J. d. Graham, U. s. N,
who died last Sunday night took place yesterday
afternoon, from the residence Of her mother Mrs.
George H. Plant corner of Sixth and Istrcets north
west, and proceeded to St. Matthews Church,
where the funeral services were performed by
Father Boyle. The attendance was very large, and
comprised quito u number of army and navy OFF,
GERS and their families The funeral arrangements
were in charge of Mr. William II: Speare. and the
interment was In the Graham family lot in the
Congressional Cemetery Deceased will be re-
membered as Miss Jennie Lee, of Sixth street north
west, former pupil andgraduatc of the Visitation
Academy in this CITY,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
~ srr,a TasurlaSa ~

The popular sketch called "The Tour
sts" still holds the boards at the Opera House, and
each night Is greeted By delighted audiences.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Tn Copa.aueuce
The Shcdd Bnths.

ofbeing the prominent Clothicrs of Washington
Eisemen Bros, corner Seventh and E, have con
slant rush of business.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
pENNsYLvANfA VOTERS,
~ 1000 FOR A NAMEi

l am anxious to secure n name for new brand OF
cigars now being manufactured by me- and IN order
that tile same may be appropriately named, make
the following proposition: Twill give JOcigars valued
Mt $50 to tile person, II male, whose selection shall
valued at $50, lf a female.
All the military companies oil the civic societies,
boat clubs, nll inmates Of the orphan nsylums. and
clerks IN the Departments-in fact oil the good peo-
pie OF washngton-nre invited to help me select q
name. As the prize offer viii De awarded within ff
teen days Is important that the names selected be
submitted at once which can be done by postal-card
or len In person.
ant John s. Miller, Colonel Robert Boyd. William
Dickson, ]. G. Adison, and Lieutenant NJ: y. urcl
Address all communications to the WASHING.
TON CIGAR MANUFACTORYt 5O5 Tenth street
northwest f. ii. FINLEY, Manager.
p. S.-This invitation Is only extended to the peo
pie of the District OF Columbia If the award shall be
made TO member OF the military an extra 500 cigars
will be given TO the commander OF the company to
which the member belongs, n02-lw
ngs NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ National Capital Telephone Company
tlonal Capital Telephone Company at 1t2g Il street,
Washington, ID. g., ON MONDAY, November 7, 1881,
at o'clock p. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
oc2DTt w. III. BARNARD, Secretary.
n5Fs THE POTOMAC FRUGTGRowERs' I'M.
Wy provement Company have leased Glymont
ANCE PLEASURE RESORT and sor fruit culture.
Capital stock, $1,000 Shares, S25 NOW NEEDED.
S ShSEf@ EHE&RbSh RjboShNsoN RI RI @ XII $fSD $$$skf&
SAMUEL s & Ei Z. MILLS, \. nv w. !? PfERsoS, sIim
W. II. MAIN
oc2otr Trustees.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
A Necond In.tniIment

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Irou Bittcrs.

Tho dying Presidents letter to his mother IN
fac simile) can be procured at THE REPuBLIcAi
Office Price, 10 cents.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

THE unprecedented demand for DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has had the effect of bringing out numerous
similar remedies; but the people are not so easily
induced TO make q trial of the new article when
they value the old and reliable one-Dr. Bulls
ssa Q,W.,,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
pron,Incnt ArrIynIs.

AEL1NoroN.-N. J. Neil, Grenock. Scotland J. @.
Clark, George barclay, Parsley, Scotland; +, j.
BTenkin Ph9delph9i $. Hsnley, lI9rncqnsths, nh,nn Lin
London England; l., II. Bonte, Chicago; John i!all
ing, George Rodney, j. N. Dwight, - n, CLARK, w. u
Gamble, New York George w. Allen, ST. Louisi W.
n. Mallory, l.. T.. Mallory, rownnda, PA; George w.
BartholOne, Boston; H. NJ. Bennett, Charleston, 5,
c.; g. q. Chute, COhOes, n. Y.
METWoroLITAN.-M. " Bailey, Rlchmond u w,
Orest Pennsylvania; WI, Briggs, Wcstticld, Mass.
w. Kadey, Rnltmore; NJ 1senberg, New York;
John Rowan. Virginia; John G. Hall Chicngoi w.
e. Thon son, california; O. s. Bradford, Virginia;
Fra NIX Ash ]. Walters, New York; u. i. Crilly,
Chicago; j. knaslang, New York; James c. Munds,
Wilmington, ". G..
Rieos.-L q. Kumedy, st. Louis; II. Morrison J.
NJ Dcmnrcst, Il. H. Paddock, q, SchicrenbcTg J. q.
Wafnock, w. II. Barnet, New York ], w. Mallett,
Virginia; $. e.. burrows, Michigan G., f. Evans,
Baltimore G. G. Picket, Idaho 4. g. Schierenberg,
Germany.
ST JAMEs.-Ed. Burton, Philadelphia; g. b. Cot
trcll, New Eotk; Robert Callum, North Carolina;
ia. A, Harmer, Toledo, Ohio; H. ~. llaly. New
York; w. ]. johnson, Iowa; Sulon Fisher, Baltimore
j. T. Graham, st. Paul t.. sher, Philadelphia.
ST. MARC.-F. 1ibbetts, II. =. Scull, l.. a. Hubner
Phfpdelphini q. Il. Skullcn w, H. stewart, i. Els
brook, 4; W. Barkelun, New York; W. u, Moore
Maryland r. Hamilton, Baltimore
woRMLEYs-J. G. Drayton, New York.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

You can publish a threc-lino advertise
ment Of want rent for sale, or lost, three times for
twenty five cents In TIE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Special QlOficee.
= NOTICE ro vIReINIA vorEnsi

a~SSye NOTICE TO VIRGINIA voTERsi
Certificates issued by the officers Of the Virginia Re
publican Association, enabling voters to obtain re-
duced rates Of fare to all points In the Shenandoah
Xaley yla Point Of Rocks lsond also on the virginia
Midland Road, can be gotten on application nj the
Law Ofiice OF ]. Amber Smith. CORNER Fiith and ID
streets northwest between the hours Of land p. M
All Interested earnestly requested TO avail them
selves of this privilege. no3a
nGMs PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS,
kSS ATTENTION.
The Pennsylvnnla Republican Association will meet
nt st. Georges Hall No $40 Eleventh street north
wegt, on THURSDAY EVEN No, November 2, 1881,
at 7,D o'clock. Tickets at reduced rates will b. on
hand for all Republican voters, and those desiring
it il. w. OYSTER, President.
h1R1 JUST RECEIVED-SUPPLY OF FRESH
k.9 Newfoundland Cod-Iiver Oil Price, 80 cts.
per full pint bottle. q. q. G. SIMMS, Druggist,
no3 New York ave. and Fourteenth st.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
The Presidency. Letter

Commercial Printing
A specially at THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Jot
National Republican., 1881-11-03
A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic es
peciaRy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ferers,
Want Of Appetite, Loss OF Strength, Lack Of Energy,
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such tasting The food, beching, heat IN he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that tcin
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B Book, 80 pages, amusing and useful reading sent
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY Baltimore, Md.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Our DfspIny

Turkish Russian, and sulphur Baths SO3
street. Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For the Middle atlantic States, generally
cloudy ,cedRc and rain sotrly 10 tresieiy ,cinds,
falling too,ced By rising barometer, and iocer TEN.
pcrdtaTc during thc night
For Washington, 1 a. m.-T2rediening ,cedthcr and
rain, Jooued during The erening By clearing, colder
tccoihcr brisk no,thtrcserly ,oipds.
The thcrmom readings yesterday were rs
follows: a. M, $500; II q. m $3.50; p. M, coo;
p. NJ, $50; lip. M, SO Maximum, 6l.S0j
minimum "a
National Republican., 1881-11-03

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered In Slb "Ward" prints, at i5c. per lb
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball buttermilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk sc. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
QHmlrnemenfe.


TTNHE RUNNING RACES OF THE NATIONAL,
\ Fair Association are postponed until WEDNlS-
DAY, NovemberO, at p. M, when four days racing
National Republican., 1881-11-03
{" "AIderney DnIry Wnuona,N q

The Prcsidcnts Letter
To his mother written OH his death bed fac-simile
copy, can be procured at THE REPUBLICAN Office
Price, 10 cents.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

'' BRowv CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore Nd.
National Republican., 1881-11-03
Roman uun,ipr for stn,is,ic..

The following lettero of introduction was
presented to Mr.. Nnmo, of the Bureau of Statistics,
by tho distinguished visitor therein named yes
q, ri
National Republican., 1881-11-03

B Book, 80 pages amusing and useful reading. sen,
National Republican., 1881-11-03
The festival of the Queen Esth

OF The Israel Q. N. Z. Church Is being well attended
and will continue through the week. The Wash
inglOn Cadets, the Capital City Guards the Butler
Guards, and the Lincoln Guards paid n visit last
evening To the fur. Simon Coinmandcry and
Gethselnuue Commandery, Sir Knight Tempars,
will visit the iair IN II body on Friday night, and
handsome sword will be voted for. The pro-
ccGds will be for the benefit of the church.
National Republican., 1881-11-03

JOHN z. SMITH and w. A. MESTAYER'S
World Famed Comedy and Musical Company, the
National Republican., 1881-11-03

met at Marius Hail. President J. o. +. burnside
in the chair. one hundred and twenty members
responded ut rOll-Call, after which number of
new members We're elected. After the Transact on
of the usual routine business Conductor Sousu
took charge Of the chorus, the largest brought
together In this city rs an organized body. The
rehearsal was satisfactory to all, and promises
splendid results when the society makes its ap-
pearaucc in public.