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National Republican., 1882-09-30

10 THE T5kT T5NNfEkE4ElA 1EAf HxS RogTF sogfuwrsr
STEEL hR2GHk HAls AiR &SiFikGENT fGHNFRY
TRAINS LEAVE WAsIii NGToN, from station.
For psSas % the We W Chicago Y EXPIRES,
Enc ease 5 ssePnS C%Fs ws q! S m 1Sg I Es,
risSurg toncnnat Wssler9 Express 80 S' y. .i, mr.
daily, with Palace Cars 10 pulsburg and Cincn.
matt. Mail Express, $50 p. m' daily for PIttsburs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
IN daily except sunday, with Paror Cars nom
dma,rriSSnnrg TO- watkins G'o p M daily, except
For Wiilinmsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at s;sl
f95 SsS & ISrf amS as agS ne y ES S sega cG 9Sa @ 5
q. Cars s.9. ssS A. A.. m daily eYeSp. sunday.
Jersey Cti with boats OF Brooklyn Annex aifori
ing arec, menser @ TO tmlton street, avoiding double
For Philadelphia 500 a. M, 1890 M $780, 49, 9;jO
and I,p iISG p ~ Rna.y on ssagGay i9I q2o aL lo6 p
For baltimore, Glo sOO o8o 1890 a. IN. and 1880 l,ao
9:3D u. mr. 4:20, $40, 1880, $50 and 1870 p. M.
For Popes Creek Line, GAOa. IN. and 40 p. daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and i;IOp NJ daily, except
AIEXXNpRIA AND NpFREpERIcKsBuRG RAIL
WA, WAY ;, AMP "a pALEXANDRtA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, $50. 100, G9o HOO and Ir25 a. M,
50 5Ol 60 500 and l'5O p; m On sunday at $780,
For Richmond and the south, $3.50 and ll:25 a. m daily
and 800 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
SIS and 1000 a. NJ; 2i0 s:o5 500, 10, aud $50 D. H.
and 1900 midnight. On sunday at t:20 $40 and 1905
Tickets and Information at the office northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth street and pennsylyania avenue,
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
FRANK TH6MsoN 6Snera MSas MGSsisEer sos
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ls General Passenger Agent, Ba
Tg1HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
i1E TRUNK LINE TO THE. SOUTH SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule in effect September % 1885,
El0 a. m.-New OrlelhB Mail, daily, making close
connections TO all points South and southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
Via Dunvipe 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
Orleans; also Washington to New Orleans via
Lynchburg and Bristol.
$40 2. m.-lOusvllle Fast Line, daily, via Char.
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington to Gin.
cnpeti, Louisville, Rnd all southwestern points
making direct connections, and with solid train
end Pullman sleeping Cars. Washington to
1895 p a,-soIhern NAH and Express, daily, to all
points south. Southeast and Southwest vim Dan,
VILE aud Charlotte. with Pullman Slueplng Cara
WnSingtOn to Charleston Marks Sleeping
Chair Cars between Wasuln n! ton and D tnTilie,
For all points on siunaSsas Division take 7slO a. In.
train daily, except Sunday For Warrenton
take 7:lO Il. IN. train, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
psnys Oiiice, f0l PENNSYLVANIA avenue or at Union
Depot. ONCE, d0l Pennsylvania avenue. Is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, y. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent, Agent.
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager. sells
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Died

p MARTIE.- ALEXANDER MARTIE only son of
James Martle. after a short Illness.
Funeral will tike place from his brothers resi-
day, September %
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LONDON, Sept. 2a-Atlnntlc and Great Western
lists, IS; New York Central irstR l0.; Erie, AL;
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 22,s; Illinois
Central, lIS Pennsylvania, 65s, Reading, S2A. The
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to day, flo2000. rars advces quote
cent rentes at sf s2ac for the account and exchange
on London Mt 25f, 2Sjsc.
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BY Dunoanson Brothers,
Southeast corner NihtS ana Streets northwest

Southeast corner Ninth aud streets northwest
PAWNbBoKER's SALE OF UNREDEENfED
PLEDGES, CONSISTING OF DIAMONDS, COLL
AND SILVER WATCHES, SETS JEwELRY,
LApIEg AND GENTS RINGS SCARE pINS,
sHAWLs. DRESS rs, CLOTHING, &c. &c, Al
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, commencing
AT 10 o'clock a. m and Mt y. M, we Will sell within
our ehlesroums, Ninth and ID streets northwest. q
large collection OF pnwned goods partly enumerated
above, to which the attenion of the trade and private
buyers is called. By order -
@. A. SMITH, Broker,
se2p2t 3ii Ninth street northwest.
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stock and Il BGud d<tuoiatiOns-Produce and
General Markets.
The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the banking house Of II. ID. Cooke
jr.. & Co., 100 ST. Washington, D. c.:
.nIII. ..I,.r1.n .xnIr.,.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Loss of hair and grayness, which often mar the
prettiest lace, are prevented by Parkers Hair
Rnlsnin
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLOTHING
Where to obtain bargain In frstclass Merchant
Tailor NJ ade OvercOats. little worn, q Suit of
Clothes odd Coats Pants or Vests of the very best
make and latest sty es, which will last longer and
look better than slOddy ready made of which we
have large stock and In all sizes at low prices,
is ut j. HERIOG'S,
selg-tf 309 Ninth street n W., near Pa. ave
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PRonuCE MARKETS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke Co.. Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.:
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LADIES LIST.

The following Ia list Of advertised letters remain.
ing In the post-o lice IN the city Of Washington,
September 90 iss2 d. II. ANGER, p. NJ
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Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. MAyo, Zoe,
A. M. LEAVE wAsiIiSGToN '0'
'0' ohgeso' prss enmna SnS,nna and g. Loul. Fast Ex-
hna Cn1cegpp nI1resp'"s cars TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
go go IBaiIimore, Eiilco,, CITY, and Way Stations,
tGl6 baltimore Express.
$50 baltimore. Annapolis, aud Way piedmont
SSvvrssou.g Svax W. ,o oM,nlihc'ter, Hagerstown anil
tltS baltimore Express
SIX PSsdePSs New ' YoG Ta siSi2ns snd Bos,on ,Dros.
s.o s,daniSr PHrlor ceTs Car e New YORK.
81 FaRtSS'R q ROSss Snnse UE frea SE
tooo Baltimore. fayetteville, and Laurel E,pre.s.
Stops at Bcltsvllle, Annapolis junction, Jes
snp,s, and Dorsey's. On sundays stops al
1000 baltimore Express, Stops at Hya,tsvlilc and
1000 fHsGSTs csiissSN cinGnnS and 81 Icu
ia'io. baltimore. Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
Ill., On ay Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tSoo. baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Way Via lie.
eso Baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express.
ES,|Gk Ered,e|ricS' via Relay. Stops At Annapolis
t,:4G Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations
t4'4'' foiht , o. Rocks fredsrCk, H0segst9wn, Win.
PoInt Of Hooks and Way Stations n SIliy5SS" opiy5S "
1915 BSiTSFS VA kssy EfRcSs gIcps SPf M
Point Of Rocks % spd i Wayy WyeSsgs saobs ""a ha0'e''
IEOo baltimore and Way Stations
t6:lQ PitisbufE, Cleveland and Detroit Expross
Sleeping Cars TO Ptsbur9
el0 Baltimore Express.
te:5S. Philadelphia, New York and Boston Ernress
Sleeping Cars TO New York
tieio Chicago, Cincinnati, aud st. Louis Express,
sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, st. Louis nnI
Chicago.
1I:an Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' SF'
An trains from Washington stop at Relay station,
por further Information apply al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Onices Washington station, 6ip and 1851
alraa
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
WM CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, baltimore
Q. X, LORD,
se1s General Passenger Agent BaitiInore
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of sixth street every Mon
iquohing AT PInty Point Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMIgltS
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nuriolkt2 90
Round-lrip fare Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
SEQ GLASS fare TO F0rtre AlOn oe and No folk 90
First.clRss fare TO Piney Point and Point Lookout So
SeoOnd-oas fare to pney Point and Pt. Lookout 70
Returning, leaves N0riolS Tuesdays, Thursdays.
THE Sew YORK STEAMERS.
JOHN GIBSON and Il. G. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East River. New York, every Saturday at 4 D. NJ,
aud Georgetown every Thursday ut ~ M Fot paTl
tCulaTs apply to Agent 6i Water street. Georgetowh
Tickets and stalern0ms can be seeurCd az general
office, Gd Fifteenth stare et, In Nat, Met. hank and
o. ticket office 1881 Pa ave- st. Marc Hotel and at
boat, [feS ALFRED WOoD, Secretary,
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THE COMMISSIONERS.
Currcnt TrAnsactIons mt the various DIs-
trict Offices,

Building permits were Issued yesterday TO John
Posell to make repairs at $40 Tenth street north
west, 70 cost $50: NJ. Harlow. to make repairs at
207 street southeast, to cost $3.50 @. W. Cropley,
to make repairs at 1913 Thtrty.hrst street north
west, TO cost al7j; George Kozel, TO make repairs
on Fourteenth street, between S and T streets
northwest, TO cost $500: W. +. Nash to build one
brick stable In alley between Fourth and Fifth
and Oaud streets northwest, TO cost $500.
The policemen and french were paid off yester-
day.
Ex Commissioner Dent was visitor at the Com
missi nners' Office yesterday.
delegation of property owners from Third
street, between NJ aud N streets northwest, called
on the Commissioners yesterday to urge the i'm
provements of that street.
A LATE Issue ofthe New York Herald contains a
special mention of the cure of Thaddeus Davids,
esq, of The great ink firm 1877 William street, New
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by AAaOchItU TfrNF
NEW roRK, sept q. Money loaned up from gf to
per cent. ana down TO per cent and closed al "a
per ceni. LAO .ange WAS Weak aud the nominal rats
declined tzc " 10 Tor sixty days and isJ for deelAnd.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho Official Transactions Ms Reeorde,
Yesterday.

Mr.. J. f. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On Defrees street, between North Capitol and
First street, subO i, square b25 U feet front by iS
ieet), George L. Hamilton to George Einolf Sl3SO,
On X street north, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth streets west, pat OF lot g. square ~
IA feet 'front.', Henry NJ. Neuman to Edward r..
$1,000.
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Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon!
STEAMER w. w. COnCORAN

Leaves seventhstrect wharf daily except Sunday
for Mt. Vernon at 10 O'Clock M returning reaches
Washington about -: o p, m.
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BY Duncanson Brothers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRIcK DWELLING on
WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
o AND STREETS NONTHWEST.
ny virtue of deed of trust recorded in liber No.
56S folio S25 Of the land records OF the Dstrct of
Columbia, win sell q! pnbilc auction on MEpNIS,
O'clock p. M. In front OF the premises lot ofthe
Subdivison OF part Of square No. 46 in the city Of
Washington u. C.
Terms Of sRie-one fourth cash. and the balance ut
six, twelve, and eighteen months for which the
notes of the purchaser bearing Interest from the day
or sale will be tax en- secured by deed OF trust and
policy of insurance on the property sold All taxes
and assessments to June So 1882 payable ONT of the
purchase money. A deposit of 500 VIII be required
OF the purchaser at time of sale.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY.
se23d,Sds Trustee.
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Foreign Money Market.

sUBTREAsuRY BAIANcEs
-..-... tss,OO72Si 10 Currency ..... ,eO7 go "a
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AUCTION SALES.
nniinn snlo nr Pnhlic Pronerty.

Auction Sale of Public Property.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or TIRE SECRErAnY,
WAsH1N0IoN, u. G., september ~, its4
OBTHURSDAY. the 5th day of October 1882 com
menclng at 10 o'clock u, M, the Treasury Depart-
Inent will sell, the White Lot south ofthe Treas-
ury Building, to the iyhcst bidder, large nccumna
ton Of unservceable Government property consist
ing OF baskets bowls brushes carp curtains desks
mating rugs Iron safe, carriagc. wagon, staoie
fixtures, and large quantity Of senlnB-wHN'
" A. wEBSTER,
seSOst chief ClelK.
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baltimore stock Bonrd.
BALTIMORE. Sept 2s-Virginla O., consolidated, 52ls
do. second series. IS bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE oNt.N- rrxr,
BETWEEN LINE
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LOTTERIES.
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Ila- s. T.

This IS Hie only Lottery cUcr Uoted on and in
dorsed By The people Of any STATE.
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MIsIEa STOCKS.
BY Associated Press

hASkEus' ENciiASGH
Three dny blls......- as Sixly-day bls...... 4s3
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoupLERt
STEEL RAIlSi
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Loss from the District Table.

During the progress of the reception in the
Rotunda Of the Capitol Saturday evening May 6
1852, there was lost from the District of Columbia
table a case OF embalmed Garfield relicsinscribed
This evergreen is from the tomb of James A
Garfield at Cleveland, o."
"This rose Is from the wreath laid upon hi
casket In the Rotunda of the Capitol Nov. %, 1881
a tribute TO his memory from Victoria, Queen o.
England"
'Aud this spray Of maiden's hair fern is from
wreath presented by President Garfield to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. g. spencer May 10, 1881"
II is fairly assumed that due publicity will bC
given In the reasonable expectation that informa
ton Ms TO its Whereabouts may be communicated
TO Mrs Sara 4. Spencer. Washington City Post
Office. The ladies In charge of this table wert
vigilant in their caretaking Of al articles thereon
but this treasure disappeared Notwithstanding.
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->e-
Tho LncIxnY CInh Rncnn.

During last week the trainers, jockeys, and rub
bers Of the race.hoses in training at the Ivy City
track were busIly preparing for the coming race
meeting, which will begin on Tuesday, the 10Th
instant and continue until the 10Th The stables
are rapid ly filling up with game and stout racers
and by the middle of the current week there will
be nearly ono hundred and fifty quartcred at the
track Governor Bowie's string, consisting OF
Brlckmore, Compensation, Tuscaloosa, Wild6ro,
Mirth, Legatec and five or six others will arrive
to-day At the head OF Mr.. Jennings string is the
well known Glcnmore, who will lie accompanied
by eleven stable companions. Frank Midgley aud
ms stceplecbHsCrs viii also arrive, and the other
stables that have been wintercd down By the
sounding sea" Mt Long Branch and Shecpshead
Bay are expected by Wednesday, Mr.. Reeds
the week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

On Saturday, before the Chief Justice, the an
swer of Mr.. W. d. Crampsey in the Blanche Strait
habeas corPu case was heard. MIR, T. b. Hay APP
pgared for the father Mr.. N. A. Strait, aud Mr.. +
Miller for the respon dent Mr.. CrRmpsey, in his
da lighter to strait; that by the decree of divorce
the custody of the daughter was given to heI
mother, who, on her deathbed, requested the re-
claims that the girl, being now fifteen, Is capable
of selecting her own guardian. He denies that
she is restrained against her free will, and alleges
that she remains with the respondent of her own
free will. Further, he alleges that by the decree
of divorce the petitioner was deprived of his
hearing the arguments tho Chief Justice took the
papers and reserved his decision until next Sat
urday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

ON Saturday evening Mr. William II. Towers,
the foreman of THE REPUBLICAN composing. room,
was surprised at his residence, No. SS street. by a
large delegation Of printers formerly under him
when he wRs In charge Of the piece department of
the document loom at the Government Printing
ONCE, who proceeded 10 present him with mag
inscribed as q testimonial Of their regard and APP
probation for their former chief The presentation
the oldest printer in the division, who was ex-
tremely felcitous in his remarks, and was most
happily responded TO by Mr. Towers in terms that
lef no DOUBT uf the qualification he felt at being so
kindly remembered by those with whom he was
SO long and so closely associated.
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rHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MORNING. g. 1882

Han Tpd,r the offioiai organ OF the church and
urging the appointment Of an editor. Bishop
Miles submitted The paid-up mortgages on the
bropery OF the paper which ne gave as gu, 40
read by Bishop Miles The address says hat the
growth and general outlook OF the church Is
healthful aud hopeful. The needs OF tie church
In missionary dire elton are great and u needs
means The sunday school department seems 70
be doing we'll The educational interests OF the
None of the conferences have rs yet been able 70
establish any schools. The whole mater rs care.
lully brought to the attention Of the conference
mendcd. Amer the reading Of the address re-
marks we're made by Rev. Or. Cox, OF NJ vernon
Place NJ. e. church; Bishop Miles, Rev. j. W.
Mitchell, and Rev W. Il. Thomas. The conven-
ton then adjourned until to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

Tho annual benefit OF Messrs. H. Clay and Louis
Ford, the genial managers Of Ford's Opera House
will take place tonight, and 1t is safe to say that
from pit TO dome the house will be crowed, and we
would further remark that IL all the friends of the
benehcarics 30 down to the Opera House 1t will
take fourteen extra ushers armed with pile
drivers 70 Jam the multitude into the house. Mr.
Charles D,,BShOp will appear in an entirely new
play, entitled "Culpeppers Courtsnip" the lines OF
which are MS rid icuotsly funny as Whitelaw Red's
personal appearance. A few seats may be secured
az the Oreri- Mouse this morning.
In CON equence OF the very large sale OF tickets
for the benefit II has been determined to make
them good also for seats on the following night
Tuesday, to see Mr. Bishop in his mirth- provoking
character of widow Bedutt"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

The committees frum the two branches q "a,
meeting Saturday evening, with Wow OF con
sideriug the best means 10 be adopted f1T harmon
ising conflicting opinions. The suayc representa-,
tive OF TuE REPuBlIcAR, with his utmCs. blaudish,
mCnts hiied 20 elicit anything tNat trartplfCd
20 utterly dark were tue Mnys Of tue gCuttmVI
forming thecomuitiees, Such profound dtlibofa.
lions ST. Ould not hlll IN eliminating some method
MhereLN LLe IC- mll -m Wow Lnn n- nLL-Lnon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08
The p.nnsyIvnnIa naIIrond.

VIII, on and after Sunday, the 7th instant, com.
mence running on the New York and Chicago
limited from New York; new and elegant dining
aud smoking cars, made expressly for use on the
Limited" AZ the cOmpany's Altoona shops. The
smoking car are furnished for the free use Of pas.
sengefs, With lounges, cnmp.stools, easy chairs,
card tables, bookcases allied with popular litera-
turel, writing desks, sc, Passengers from Wash
ington who wish to avail themselves Ofthese luxu-
riCs can do 40 by taking the Pullman sleeper nj
hnlfpast nine a. IN. daily from Baltimore and
pOtUuac station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

Miss Margaret Tanner, who, as Miss Minnie
Frye, Is 30 pleasantly remembered here, will ap.
pear AZ the National Theater next week, supported
by a strong company In two plays, THE New
Mo- dalen," aud THE Pnucesi Of Bagdhd" The
las, named piece 10 said TO posses every element
Of popularity, and has made a success wherever II
has been presented. Mis-, Launef las gained uu.
stiuted praise wherever she hes appeared during
tic past scgsDn, ana has made TtiuAlkahle pro,
gTcss in her art. The box sheet will be az Hills
to.mOrrDW morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

The regular meeting Of the Indiana Republican
Club was held at Timms Hall Saturday evening,
Judge d. p. Holloway in the chair, and william
NJ Bass secretary. The financial secretary re-
ported that the club was In nourlshing condition
financially. Several vacancies on committees
were filled. committee OF three was appointed
to draft suitable resolutions upon the death OF
the late Engineer Commissioner OF the Diirict,
W. j. Twining, who was q native lndianlan.
The committee, McSrs. w. w. Curry Mark Hilton,
and j. r. Whitaore reported series oircsolutiOns'
which were adopted, expressive OF their appte-
oiniion OF his character, and their regret AT MS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

Miss Emily Risl viii make her appearance at
the National Theatre tonight In Her Atone.
ment,' a drama which Is said to be one OF the
mDsl interesting plays upon tho American stage.
Mis- Riyl who hes made such excellent progress
lu TOE dramUtic world aud whose personal beauty
b dazzling, viii De supported Ly an excellent
conn any, many q The members of which were
recently with "1hc World" combination. The
Maine Band will be upon the stage, and nearly
two hundred supcruumeraries will assist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

Chaplain I. e hcCubc viii deliver HIS lecture on
THE Bright de Of life In Libby Prison " in the
Metropolitan N. 2 Church this evening. Adms.
zion free. a collection will be taken at the close
f1r the dtlt siill remaining. Bishop w arren says
ui Wis lecture. /" ] never heard more thrilling
lecture in my life, u rs ull Of laughter and tears
The mayor ui NoWburph AFTER hearing II, called
f0r o. rgpgiluon aud bought two hundred tickets
himself Everywhere II isgrceted with large audi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

Mr. W. D. Huphcs lcciur1d iu ryply 10 some o
Colonel lugoIsolrs assertions last night in Ma
sonic Temple before fair audience. lie spok,
for about an hour and quarter and his Or.piua
utterances were listened 20 with great attention
ard the speaker was frequently interrupted d
applause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

True charity is that which helps others TO help
themselves This is what Is contemplated by tho
kind ladies, who offer their services free to give
the kindergarten training, without any recon-
penso, TO the poor children Of our laborers or to
those IN Orphan asylums. As win be seen by our
ndverisl ment, seyeralA ladies who have been
thoroughly instructed ~ the klndei rnrten system
the past year are ready for engagements. Those
who wsh 10 secure their services are To call at the
kindergarten Normal Institute, southeast corner
Of Mount Vernon Park aud Eighth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08

The Worlds Museum certainly deserves a visit
nom every one who has an eye for the wonderful
and curiosity to see cungsitios The CiTcassian
woman and her little threc,pound baby hold q
edmissipn enable all ~ ses tie excellent exhl,
bitiou at odd Fellows Hall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-08
DISTRICT RREYITIEs.


For me Middle Atomic States fair ,oodther, 'odrmert
southeds'crly ufids, i9,ecr p 'essure.
For Washington from a. m. 10 ridnioht-Muel
tedrmer fair ,red'hcr
Thermometrio readings-7 a. M, AZ; IL q. m.
49, p. NJ, 500 7 p. M, 500 II p. M, 5le
maximum, 5.s2e minimum, 425o.