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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07
ATTENTIONS


icy ATTENTIONS
The District Of Columbia Association of Survivors
erconiederGte liaTy Prisons viii meet al D. m
THURSDAY NEXT at The shy i Ais p,o.,,on,
b. WHITE Secretary. -l-l'-N47' iD jSS a.s
sag rH PlII6 iSs.1 A sst &STiSENEHArivN
for payment Of dues and masking, advances
ME 5I6 ioi June lSs y at SGlSek b NJ e
streets northwest Parties desiring TO obtain money
s 81 Enquire fSRSt o OF R oil arg Sdya
Ge9us terms open 70 them IN THIS association Pam
p rSG rom III e S,i "c' may oepfo'
cured ron tue '1 SHMEs II. sAvILLE. President
ju62tt on i street northwest
n~S5ts NJ EASTWOOD, ATToRNEY.AT.LAw,
49, has removed from SECOND National Bank
corner seventh and streets northwest. Ju5.6tS
N(1sy4s Posr-OFFIcE NOTICE
Tie Foreign Mails for the week ending sATUR.
DAY June 10, 1852, VIII close at this office on TUES
via QucensTown detters for G6Tmany &c, a6oud be
directed per Wyoming y and ut ll;30a M, tor En-
i STeS S On oa GaSpo SS
steamship Batavia vlaQuoenstown le!ters for France
France direct by steamship ST. EaTrent, Via avre.
on nv X r ~ a 7a @ for rs Ireland 6y steam
BS %a qS y q S sSanaGs must be S
Europe, by steamship Gelleri, Via plymouth, Cher
bourg,and Hamburg. On SATURDAY, at $40 a. M,
Getiers ior Germany and scotland must Be directed
"per Britannia }, and NJ $50 m, for Scotland di-
t, by steamship AnchOnin via Glasgow, and at II
a. M, for belgium direct by steamship RhynlAnd,
via Antwerp, aud at II r. M, for Europe by steam
| ship Mosel, via SOuthampton and Bremen,
lhs mails for the West Indies and Brazil by steam
Tke for MeseS via Orleans
Wednesday At 1870 y. m. Tue malls for Nassau ana
Maanzas, Cuba by steamship city of san Antonio,
| close on Thursday ht y. m. The mails for Bar
BADGES and Trinidad, by steamship Marlborough
| close on Thursday at r.. m. The mails for Cuba
Porto Rico, and Mexico, by steamship British EN-
pire, close Thursday, at 1850 p. M The malls for
| Jamaica, Turks Island GreytoWni aud Port simon
| by steamship Andes, close on Friday at 10 a. M
| The mails for Venezuela aud Curacoa, BY steamship
Caracas, close on Saturday at a. m, The mails for
close ON Saturday NJ lOa M, The malls Tor cuba
and Porto Rico, by steamship Newpnrt, close ON sat
uTday &C 1880 D. M The mails for China and Japan
via SAN Francisco, close June 10, att M The mai
for Australia &C., via san Francisco, close June q
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster:
! Posr-OFFIcE, New YORK, June ., 1851 ma22
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Protection OF Life and Property.

1t is pleasant to note that the Senate Committee
on the District Of Columbia have recognized the
imperative necessity of providing proper fire.
escapes for public schools and other District
buildings, where there has heretofore been danger
of great loss of life for the want of such appi-
Unces THE REPUBLICAN has commented upon the
necessity OF such legislation II is II well known
fact that had the fire which destroyed the Jefferson
school building few months ago taken place in tho
daytime adul loss of life would have occurred
and tie censure would not have fallen upon
the fire department, but upon the false economy
OF Congress in not npproprlnting funds for proec
ton i'll case OF fire by providing proper appliances
for saving human life In addition to the public
schools there are large number of buildings IN
the city where hundreds OF people are cOngre-
gated The best means for saving life, together
with cXtinguishing fires, should be appropriated
for at oncethe various hospitals under the charge
of the District and General Government, the Wash
ington Asylum, Reform School, Insane Asylum, and
notably the Government Printing Office, are I'LL in
danger 1t is hardly necessary to state here, for it
Is well known and undeniablc fact that in case
Of fire in that building the loss of life would be
appalling, to say nothing of the destruction Of
property. The chief engineer of the fire depart
ment has, in his annual report for the past six
years, taken occasion to urge in the most earnest
and strenuous manner the adoption Of fro es-
capes or similar methods to save life. II is sin-
cerely hoped that Congress will make liberal up
preparation for this most worthy and humane
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The graduating exercises of the class Of 49,
of the Miner Normal School will take pl' ce at
Miner school building this afternoon, commence
ing at 4;30. The list Of graduates is as follows
Amelia L. Alexander NJ. f. Nichols, Anna l..
Costin, Roberta Page, Bessie A. johnson, Mary A.
Fletcher. Lydia G. Powell, Annie l.. Homer, Isabel
!. Russell, Sarah A. Harrison, Anna V. Saunders,
Gertrude f. Smith, S. j. Martin, Ellen ID. Wayne,
and X. Clara Wheeler. The programme of exer-
cises will be as follows: Music prayer; m usic
essay "a Plea for Dull Children" Ellen L, Wayne
L. Mich Is; music; essay, "lEsiheticlsm," Annie
l.. Homer; essay. "What Nexl?" Josie g. Martin
music comforting certificates; address to gradu-
ating class: music, parting song, words by Ger
trude +. Smith benediction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

THE REPUBLICAN, is way of about the James
town, which YES ol that paper states arrived at
Portsmouth, Va, ON Friday last from San Fran
cisco. The jamestown has not arrived at Ports
mouth, aud is not bound for that port She left
San Francisco for Newport, Il. l., and is not due
there for about II month, Nothing has been heard
from her since she saileh.-Dday critic, June 6.
win the critic please read the following para
graphs from The Portsmouth (Va.) Times of June 8;
The United States ship jamestown Is in Hamp.
ton Roads, having just arrived from the Pacific
coast.
Passed Assistant Paymas er James A. Ring, who
Is Just home from the Pacific, was in Portsmouth
yesterday, visiting friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Ring Is attached to the Jane stowu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The Washington Union d'Italia held called
meeting last night at their hall, corner of Eighth
and streets, to take appropriate action regard :
ing the death of their illustrOus compRtriot Cen
eral Giuseppe Garabndi iiberutor of Italy. Signor
NJ. aurenzl, the president OF the society, p sdcd
aud II .norS .mOnetti acted as secretary. Agowing
adulatory Of and glorfying the dead chieilaln for
his heroic and elfdenying labors for the liberty
of lie large assembage 1t was re solved to send q
copy OF the resolutions by cable To u eldest OF
the dead hero General Menotli Gariba'di, at Cap
rera. The dispatch was cabled by Signor Laurenzi
in accordance with the order of the society.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The cool season has given opportunity for the pro
auction ofsome very attractive
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COLUMBIAN LAW SCHOOL.
Coming commencement ExercIses-who
WI McceINc ncnrrca.

1he comm enccmont exercises Of this school VIII
take place at the National Theater on the even.
ing OF Tuesday, June 49, The annual address TO
the graduating class will lie delivered by the Hon.
william A. Maury Assistant Attorney General.
The prizes will be delivered by the Hon. DcnJG-
min II. Brewster, Attorney General, and the de-
grees will be conferred upon the students by tho
president OF the University James g. yelling, ESQ.
The students who will receive the degree of Master
Of Laws are as follows: John Arthur, IL. T.. Bryant
II. Calvor, W. ii. Chapman, g. Il. COnant, William
kenmore Cooper, Charles W. Dorsey, seward A.
Hnselline, =. j. Johnston William A. johnson,
Matthews, 4. J. Moiiat, Oscar Nauck, NJ X. Page,
NJ. II. Parks, Amasa c. Paul, j. A. Perry, Eugene
Rosis, $. ID. Trimble, Charles ]. Tryon, Charles O.
Tyler, A. d. Wilcox, II. X. Willard, and #. r.
Williams.
The following will receive the degree of Bach.
Camp, Vermont; Bruce Cavit, Tennessee; q. T.
Conant, Maine; John J. Crawford, Ohio; II. Brad
ley, Davidson, Maryland Charles X. Dean, ILL
nois; w Riley Decide, District OF Columbia; Har-
yey $. Durnall, Pennsylvania; Matthew @ Emery
jr., District OF Columbia; La Fayette Fizhugh,
District Of Columbia; 9. Q. Gilbert, Kentucky;
Cary II, Harrison, Virginia. Seward A. llaz ltine,
Missouri; Trayers II. ledgmun, Virginia; b.
Frank Keller, PENNSYLVANIA; Blair Lee, Maryland;
w. Edgar Linn, Maryland; Karl s. Loolnis, Wis
consul; Louis W. Maxson Connecticut; j.. Nor
rill, Vermont; Theodore W. Noycs, District of Co
lumbia; c. Clarence Poole, District OF Columbia;
H. l.. Randall, Minuesota; S. o. H. Roberts, Mary
land Thomas f. RochfOrt, Connecticut; l.. Warren
seely, Pennsylvania w. Herbert Smith, District
Of Columbia Harry "; 81. ford, Ohio L. Potter;
of Columbia; ]. Foshny WALKER, New York ;
George W. Weber Virginia; Maurice l.. White,
Massachusetts; A. d. Wilcox, Tennessee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The Plate Printers Pleasure Party will give an
enjoyable excursion to Marshall Hall this evening
ON the steamer W. W. Corcoran, In honor of the
Printers Rowing Association. The steamer will
leave the seventh.street wharf Mt O'Clock, re-
turning AT II o'clock.
The Mary Washington, Captain f. s. Randall
daily takes down to OcCoquGn Falls and Mount
Vernon Springs large parties Of pleasure. seekers
The boat leaves her wharf ut a. M, returning at
Sp. IN, FnrG round trip, twenty-five cents.
The steamer Excelsior leaves her wharf at $3.50
a. m. and $50 p. m. daily for Quantico pavilion,
returning In good time. Fure, iny cents
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Equal Division n. OFT.

Equal Division, Sons of Temperance, held a re-
markably interesting meeting last night. After
initiation, and the transaction OF business an at
tractive programme, under the head of GOOD of
the Order" was presented consisting Of piano
solos by Miss Tichenor and Mr., 5. II. Jecko;
songs by Mrs. Jecko and Mr. Whipple, and recita.
tions by Miss Kate Curry, Miss Akerman, Mr. Nc
Kee, and Mr.. Whpple. Next Tuesday evening
the Division will hold an open meeting, to which
the public are invited. A programme of more
than usual excellence will be presented, and an
address by prominent government official is ex-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

GuITEAU,S CASE.
Judge wyIIe OVerruies Mr.. Reeds Last
Motion.

hNht
MOiIOn.
Yesterday morning THE REPUBLICAN gave q
complete outline of what Mr.. Reeds motion to be
made In the criminal court would be and gave, at
the same time. three sound and logical rea ons,
founded on good law. why the motion would be
overruled. When Mr. Reed make his motion in
court yesterday morning he said he had seen 1t
stated in the papers how the court would decide
the motion. In answer 10 Mr.. Reed Judge Wylie
paid THE REPUBLICAN the great comp imont of
saying "a good opinion was given in anticipation
Oi the court" The motion, us has been SAID be-
fore, is similar TO that made in the general term,
and seeks t. amend the record so as 10 apply to
the counts which allege that death took place In
the District of Columbia. After having read his
petition Mr.. Reed argued in support of 1t and
cited precedents Judge Wylie said that the case
had been decided in the general term and that he
could not review the opinion of superior court
lie would therefore have to override the motion:
MIR. Reed insisted that If the record was corrected
IL would do the government no ham, while as
the matter now stands 1t embarrassed his further
action. Mr.. Reed stated afterwards that he had
still another move In reserve, although Judge
Wylies action embarrGs cd him somewhat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The Washington Chess and Checker Club elected
the following officers a. It's semi.annual meeting
last night President, D., s, Bancroit first vice
president, Mr., Jacob Fus sell; second vice prcsi,
dent, Thomas NJ. Redd secretary, J. =. Jehe'is
treasurer, +. J, KiCckhWier; load Of trustees W
f. Burford, ii, ID. Lyman, and W, ID. Burbidge
There VIII be chess Journey at the rooms of the
club, No l42O New York avenue, this evening, be-
tween NJ, S rs. w. Il, Jones and II. D. Lyman. The
organization has large membership, and is in d
most IrOsper0ns condition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

This evening there will be strawberry festival,
combined with q musical and literary entertain
ment under tho auspices Of the ladies of the North
Baptist Church. Miss BERTHE Crawford will sing a
solo from Ernani," also "Way Down Upon the
Suwnnce River" accompany herself on the banjo
Miss Nellie A. Magill, Mrs. Colcgrove Messrs Bur-
rill and Collins will render some choice quar-
tettes, and Miss Beattie and Professor Pierce will
recite. Admission, twenty-five cents which in
cludes plate of Strawberries or ice cream.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The trustees of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
held meeting in Annapolis, Md, Monday and
elected MS directors for the ensuing year: PreSI-
dent, Henry d. Farnnndis; directors, Patrick
HRmiil, John Ilumbird, James G. Berret, and
Thomas 7. Mo gam present directors, aud James
A, l., Mcclure. Major Morgan's election was
unanimous,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

A game of base. ball took place on the old Ma
tionGl grounds yesterday afternoon between the
Interior and Treasury Department mines, which
resulted in nm easy victory for the Interiors by n
score Of % to o. The playing of the Interiors was
fultless, with the exception Of one error, and
distinguished by very heavy batting NJ. l..
Stevens was the scorer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The ladies of the Mount Vernon Associate m
have come, councied, and gone They have de-
cidcd that there shall be no passes issued to
Mount Vernon, or complimentary tickets for any
having exceeded AL Bounds. There may be seen
a present at the Office of the W. W. COrcoran u
curious and well-GXecutel counterfeit, in the
shape of a pass, which has probably been used
many times before discovery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

There was large attendance ut the meeting of
the Ladies' Indian Association ut DR., sunderland's
church, on Four-and-a-half street, last night
Bishop Andrews presided aud addresses were
Fletcher, the Indian chiefs Two Crows ana La
Fleche, and Others,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

At their regular meeting last night the National
Veteran Club dopted report of their executive
committee, which is intended to revive the poliu
cal spirit of the club for earnest work in the
ing Congressional elections The executive
committee was also empowered to arrange for u
public mass meeting at which prominent speakers
win be present. and OF which due notice will be
given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

John e. Norris, as attorney for John Burke has
entered suit for damages against George D.
Kenner, claiming $1,000 damages. The defendant
IS policeman, aud arrested the plaintiff for kerl
ing disOrderly house, but the charge was d,i-
missed In the police court. Burke claims that the
arrest was prompted through maliciOusness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07
LOCAL MENTION.
WASN'T sHE CuTEs

She knew it was necessary to be
beautiful in order to be attractive.
She knew health gave beauty Pc
ouliar charm, therefore she made
free use OF Browns Iron Bitters, and
h,r captivating smile seemed like
u heavenly beam of sunshine; her
eyes were bright ana sparkling,
and her SKIN, Oh, twas most Won
drous fair Well worthy of a trial
is this valuable medicine by all our
lady frlends.-FdshiOn Paper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

This afternoon at o'clock Captain Paul Boyton,
tho famous swimmer will give free exhibition
in the Potomac, at the foot of Fourteenth street,
Captain Boyton will illustrate his mode Of living
In the water and execute number of difficult
fents that will be of great interest. The monster
whale still continues to hold his receptions at the
tent at the junction of Fourteenth street and Mary
land avenue, which are very largely attended,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

Drivers garden presented an animated scene
last night. Every chair down stairs was occupied,
and the balconies were densely crowded by parties
OF ladies and gentlemen. The programme was an
excellent one, and the artists and aTtlses were the
recipients OF merlled applause. TO enjoy a cool
evening aud delightful music one should go TO
nriynrg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

Tho will Of the late General George D. Ramsey
was yesterday filed with the register for probate,
The te,ator bequealhs his entire estate Of every
description to his wife, who is also constituted
sole eNccutrlX In case Of the death of his wife
prior to his own the properly is to be divided
among his thTee dnnghters In eaual shnres.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

Last night number Of ladies and gentlemen be-
longing TO the congregation of the Hamline NJ. L,
Church visited the residence of their pastor, Rev.
S. NJ. Hartsook, and presented his estimable wife
with lie-siZe crayon portrait of her husband.
MIR. Towner made the presentation speech, and
the evening was most happily spent,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

The commencement exercises of the Mount Yer
non Seminary will take place this evening at the
Foundry Church, corner Of Fourteenth and G
streets northwest. The following arc the grad.
yates: Gertrude Burnett, Washington, D. c.: Re.
gina Calder; Harrisburg, Pa. Jessie Pixlcy Lacey
Charlotte, Mich; Elizabeth Bcali Lcech, Martins
burg, W. Va. Carolyn Ellsworth Porte, Knights
town, Ind. Tho programme, which has boon very
carefully arranged, Will 10 rs follows: Chant
PrayCr-Piano duct, March IicrOique, Schubert
Frances II, scoville, Ella +. padon; vocal duet
Choerluluess Gumbort, Nine Kuspnr Jennie f.
Nisnert; essay, An odd Wonder or Two In the
World OF Books -, Elizabeth Beall Leech +.
piano solo, Sonata Pathetique, Beethoven
Julia May somcn; vocal duet Barcaroile,
ROssini, Emma II. Thompson, Alma Gillctt ;
essay, Margaret -. Regina calder; piano
duet Polnccn, Weber Louise Lacy, Mary
Patton; song, the Angels serrnade, Bragg with
violin obllgato by Professor Kaspar), Rose He'll.
man; essay Sermons in Stone, -, Gertrude
Burnett; vocal solo, Una Voce Poca "a, Rossini,
Emma II. Thompson; piano duet, Turklscher
Maroch, Beethoven, Louise PIentlSs, Frances H.
Scoville; essay, "We'll whisper DER couplet or
more OF most sage Saws" -, Jessie Pixey Lacey ;
vocal solo, the Lost Chord, sullivan, Jennie T.
Nisbet; piano duet. Rondo, Schubert, Julia NJ.
Somcr., Louise lrenti3s; essay, Beauty for Ashes,
-, Carolyn Ellsworth Porte; vocal SOLO Thou
art 70 like n Flower, Rubenstein Emma II.
Thompson; vocal solo, Goodbye, Tosti, Rose He'll
man presentation of displomns Rev. Bishop T..
G. Andrews; benediction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

buying your spring clothing until everybody else
is supplied and the best styles are picked over.
At present our assortment is full and complete.
Eiscman Bros, ClUthiers and Tailors, corner OF
nd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

of our English Serge Suits they are stylish ant
durable. We have them in blue, black, an(
green, guaranteed fast color. E!scman Bros, cor
ner of Seventh aud L.
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For me Middle Aaonde States, Jdtr and eighty
tc1rmer tCodHer, ,o'nds mostly from south 10 tcest,
and stationery or siotoly falling barometer.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midnight
Warmer aud fair ,ceahr.
Thermometric readings-T q. M, 500; IL q. M,
695oi p. M, 72lo; p. M, 1850; II p. m, 6O6o;
maximum. 74Oo; minimum, 5iSo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Hcrzog sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

cAsuMEREs, satIns, silk, Grenadines, Crepes.
ia Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Slb "Ward" prints at 40G per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermilk, &c,
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07
NOVELTIES
TAYLOR 81 HUFTY
INDIA TUSSORE SILKS.

INDIA IUSSORE SILkS.
GenuineIC acutta Secrsuckers.
White and Ecru India Pongees, with Embroidery to
match
Canton and Jupanc.e Crepes.
Ivory White SIX Mulls.
Gulpure and Spanish Lace Nets,
EXTRA BARGAINS IN SILKS.
Summer Silks, Lousines and Founrd Silks, at
"g eaty reduced prices"
New prices marked In Red Ink over former prices,
so that every one can see the reduction made.
Especial attractions in satin Rhadames, from
81 So
Black Silks, best makes, Zoe. to e..
Elegant all SILK Grenadines, from 81. % to IS.
Lupn's Celebrated Mourning Fabrics.
Embroidered Batiste and Nun Yelling Robes,
Anderson's Sylphdes aud Zephyrs,
French Sutines, choice patterns, 50c.
Pure Linen Lawns,
French Jacones.
Fine Dress Shirts 81.
Lisle.1hread Gloves.
GRtZe Underwear
Immense variety of DRESS GOODS suitable for the
"mounains and seaside"
NEW WHITE GOODS,
"nll styles, qualities, and prices"
Ladies' Linen and Mohair Busters.
ED- Plain Figures and Correct Prces.+0N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

CHEAPEST man for Parasols. ]. L. Young's, 73C
Seventh street,
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SIX red tickets good for present. Youns's.

MOURNING STORE, IA Seventh street, sells very
cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

stores during the past week. Siill more of them will
be for the balance of the season. for reduc
auctions greater than ever. Come and look at
the few BARGAINS we describe below, and you Will
appreciate the truth of assertion that such goods
ington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEE Paris Amazone skirts. YOungs, 706 Seventh
street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

sEAToX rEnRy,
successor to Perry Il Brother,
I PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner of Ninth street. |
Established $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-07

You can publish n three-line advertisement of
WANTED" For Rent" "For Sale" or lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-