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National Republican., 1883-08-22
gNAr1oNALs VS.. Alexandrias to-day, 4;so
EAST WAsHINGTON.

Tho horse attached to carriage contain
ing gentleman and several ladies became
frightened at the corner Second street and
Pennsylvania avenue and backed against a
passing wagon, throwing one of the ladies
out. Luckily she was uniniured Her
clothing was slightly torn by being caught in
the wheel,
The dilapidated foot bridges at Ninth
and NJ and Eleventh and X streets south
east, to which attention has been called by
The REPUBLICAN several times, still re-
main in that condition.
A little boy, while witnessing a game of
base ball on the Lincoln park grounds yester-
day afternoon, was struck in the face by n
foul ball and knocked senseless He was
afterwards taken home by his father, who
was sent for.
The business men of this section will in
terest themselves during the approaching
autumn to have electric lights erected along
Pennsylvania avenue east. The proposition
has met with general favor among the above
classes.
Mr.. William Roo is repainting and remod-
cling his steamer, the Little Nell, which Il
lying at Roby's wharf, at the foot of Third
street southeast
A large number of bicyclists visit the East
Capitol grounds almost every evening for
practice.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
ALEXANDRIA AEEAIRs.

Capt. w. j. Booth, while sitting at his front
door in company with his family late Monday
evening, was assaulted by man named
Mike Morrisey, whO without provOCatiOn,
struck him several blows on the head, breast,
and arms with a heavy stick. Capt. Booth
seized the stick with his left hand and
struck Morrisey with his right hand, knock
ing him down. Assistance coming, Morrisey
was taken to the station, and yesterday morn
ing was fined by the mayor, but as he failed
to pay the fine he was sent to Jail.
While the steam tug George w. Pride was
turning loaded barge around ut Occoquan
Falls, yesterday morning, about o o'clock,
VIM. Gussitt got his right leg tangled in the
ropes and the barge in such manner as to
twist his leg breaking it badly above the
knee and twice below beside managing the
lower part terribly. No doctor being at the
falls, he was brought from thore on the tug,
reaching here ut $3.50. Drs. T. NJ. Jones and
Brown were called to reduce the fracture, but
they think amputation will probably be nee
essary.
G. H. Kennyon entered upon the discharge
of his duties as deputy collector of internal
revenue yesterday in this city. Since the
ordering and shipment of stamps to Harrison
burg for counting thore have been no stamps
available here, which caused much incon-
venience to those who were obliged to have
them, but hereafter their wants can be sup
piled.
Receipts of wheat yesterday were $500
bushels.
Schooner w. T. Hart sailed last evening
for Providence.
At the grain market flour is steady, with a
good local demand for bost brands. "Of'
grades are neglected and hard to move
Wheat is active and firm 1900 bushels were
sold at 81 90 to $lIi for Fultl and 81. 10 for q
lot of fair Longberry. There is good mill.
ing demand for choice Longberry, and but
few samples have been offered for several days
no mixed was sold fair to common lots
brought from $l.09 to $l.l2; damaged, 90 to
$I.09. Corn is active, and 1000 bushels OF
white sold at 60. No yellow corn or oats
were offered, but are wanted. Ono hundred
and twenty-five bushels of rye brought 5s
Produce is without change and in fair receipt
SEE game at Athletic park to-day.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
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LOCAL MENTION.
GaIvuno-NIagnetio Treatment


SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR AMOUNT PAID FOR
TREATMENT REFUNDED THE PATIENT.
IN SUCCESSFUL OPEGATIoS IN BALTIMORE, Nd
DURING PAST Two YEARS.
BRANCH OFFICE, EMBRACING ALL THE ADvANT-
AGES or HOME OFFICE, Now OPEN DAILY AT
02213 Il Street "a. W., Washington.
Office Hours from to II H. H. and 2 to s D. m.
Sundays excepted
Consultation Free at Office or Home of Patient.
cal or send JOr pamphlets containing Ouer one hun
drGd Testimonials Of cures OF citizens Of Baltimore,
C0ucrng ne entire range of RcrUe and Otherlgsc IN
curdbiC diseases.
REMARKABLE CASE OF THE SPEEDY RESULTS FROM
OUR REArMENT-EFFECTs FELT wGTHGS a FEW
HOUBS-BEIOSD THE REACH OF ORDINARY MEANS
--RECoMMENDED TO Us BY A LEADING PHYSICIAN,
MAN ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE THE TRUTH AND
YIELD POINT TO SAVE THE LIFE OF PATIENT.
We refer to Mrs. NJ. Mddekaufl 6s Franklin
street, who authorizes reference to her restora-
ton to far better health than enjoyed for years.
This lady WAS sufferer from great nervous pros
tration, supernduced By dyspepsia She was so
weak that our treatment appeared to her at first
sight utterly unbearable as she looked upon it as
so much weight simply. We explained that there
was no dGdd weight in the appliances, since the
strength they impaired enabled one to throw Oft
any burden in form of weakness or disease This
was truly the case in this instance. as within n few
hours marked improvement was manifest aud
within Il few weeks such II wonderful transormG-
ton had taken place as to astonish friends, rela-
tivcs, and physicians alike. The result has been
highly satisfactory to all concerned, especially so
since through 1t we have won the support and
recognition of one of the most practical and
advanced physicians in the city Consultation
free ut Office or home of patient.-Sun, June 10,
1883.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
Local Items.

A fractions horse attached to the buggy of
Mr.. w. +. watkins, of Tennallytown, became
frightened at the corner of Massachusetts
avenue and Twelfth street northwest and
dashed Off, demolshing the vehicle and bruis-
ing the animal
John Williams, colored, was arrestsd by
Officer Breon yesterday, charged by John
Bayliss with housebreaking and stealing GER
tain articles from the latter's stable
John Brooks and William Wallace, two
white men, became involved in fight on an
avenue street car last night. Both were ar
rested by Officer Nicholson and locked up at
the fifth precinct station.
A man named William Castell, residing on
Second street, between Virginia avenue and
street, was arrested yesterday evening by
Officer Hurst for assaulting his wife
Thieves attempted to enter the residence of
Mr.. Hugh Gowan, on G street northeast, late
Monday night, by saving through the back
shutters, but were frightened off by Mr..
Gowan, who fired several shots at them.
Sam Kinsley and Frank Finley have just
returned from n fishing trip at st. Georges
island. Sam says, in relation to the catch of
last Saturday I'VE set our hooks into and
killed 2S3 trout tailors, and spots"
The funeral Of DIR. John II. Powell took
place yesterday morning from his late resi-
dence, No. 1913 NJ street northwest. The
Rev. DIR. Cuthbert, of the First Baptist church,
read the funeral service. The pallbearers
were as follows DIR. William NJ. New U. S.
Al j. II. Hertford, DIR. Il. Young, ID. S.
Foster, Col. |. s. Tchenor, and w. Il. Sped
den. The interment took place at Oak Hill.
George Webster, whose pathetic story of
the injury done TO his simple minded sister
by postotlice clerk named John l.. Husband
was published in Mondays REPUBLICAN, was
arrested in the Interior department yester-
day afternoon for being drunk and creating
81, .l.,.,. h... Id 10
Nicholson, who locked him up at the fifth
precinct police station. He was subsequently,
released, as only the charge of drunkenness
was preferred against him.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
Fun on 81. Georges Island.

Mention has frequently been made of the
number of people who have been summerng
this season Mt the Potomac hotel Mt st,
Georges island, Nd A musical and literary
entertainment TO be given tonight, for which
an excellent programme has been arranged
serves to indicate that life is made as pleasant
as possible at this agreeable resort down the
river,
The committees appointed for the even
ing are; On costumes, Mines. Adams, Brace,
johnson, Benner, Boehmer, West on arrange
ments, Mines. Hartt, COnnor, A. h. Johnson,
w. T. Johnson, Messrs. Traver, West, Korts;
on tickets. Mines. Adams, Bcnner Mr.. Smack
Tho participants in the entertainment are
Mines. Adams, Beuner, A. f. Joh nson, Spies
Tucker, Brace, Traver and w. Il. johnson,
Misses Schmitt, Lulu Bonner, May Johnson,
IsN bel Peachin, Katie johnson and Lamond;
Mussrs A, L, Johnson, Korts, j. Johnson,
Coburn, Travcrs, Smack and f. G. Brace.
Masters G. Benjamin and A. Nichols.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
The NVashington strlkers.

The locked out telegraphers in this city do
not feel at all cheerful. To n REPUBLICAN
reporter, who interviewed several of them
last night, they looked gloomy and acted
"droopy."
What is the outlook 2' asked the reporter.
"It isn't very bright" replied one of the
locked out "but think we will all get back
eventually"
Five of the strikers left last evening for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, New
York, and Richmond and one will leave for
the latter place to-day. Those who are still
here think that the young men, who receive
$40 and $50 per month, will all be taken back
in few days.
The relief committee of tho brotherhood
met at the National hotel last night, and took
action looking toward the distribution of the
funds now on hand. Donations are still being
received from various solirces.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
BASE BALL.

Interestfng Game Between the Nationals
and VlrRiniHs-The Latter the VIctors.
About five hundred people witnessed the
game of base ball yesterday afternoon at
Athletic park between the Virginias, of Rich
mond, and the Nationals, of this city. The
game was exciting and interesting from the
first inning to the ninth. The fielding and
batting of both clubs was excellent Cox of
the home club, made a splendid throw from
the center field to third base, putting out
man, and Evers also did nobly. If the other
members had played as he did they would
have been the victors instead of the van
quished. Tho visiting club made several
very pretty double plays, which drew forth
immense applause from the spectators
Underwood received terrible blow under
the eye with tho ball, which put him out of
the game, and old reliable Joe Gerhardt, of
the Louisville club, pitched the remainder OF
tho game, and played rs he always does, in
earnest and we'll Joy brought anything but
joy to the visitors by his excellent work on
first base. Several what are called bum
throws were made, giving the Virginas op.
portunites which they did not hesitate to
take advantage Of
The playing was unusually good on both
sides. Mr. Robert Larner umpired the game
in manner satisfactorily to all.
The following is the score by innings:
National .............1 0 / o o o o o.
Virginias ............. 0 o o 1 o o K 5
Base hits-Natlonal, II; Virginias, 7. Errors
National, 4; Virgiuias, s. Wild ptches-Vir-
ginias,, /. Struck ont-virginias 4. Passed
Dalls-Virginias, 2, Time of game-l hour so
minutes
The Nationals and Alexandrias play this
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
A very interesting game of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon on the Lincoln
park grounds between the Bashfuls, of East
Washington, and the Critics, which resulted
in a victory for the former by u score of IL to
A. large number of persons witnessed the
game,
National Republican., 1883-08-22
WEsT WAsHINGToN.

Condition of the Potomac river water
Tuesday, Aug. 21-At all points, 36.
Drovers' Rest live stock sales Tuesday,
Aug. 2l reported by Tavenner Bros, proprie'
tors)-l50 head of cattle offered aud sold at
Best, 5 to 5!c.; good, A! to &C.; medium, 81 to
4c,; common, 3 to 3!c. 450 lambs sold at from
81 to 62c.; 20 cows and calves at from $35 to
$45. Market brisk.
The citizens hero are complaining, and with
good cause, of the miserable condition of the
sidewalks throughout the entire town. and
especially on NJ street, whore the numerous
holes and inequalities make walking, par
ticularly at night, extremely dan
gerous, Another nuisance, moro local,
is much complained of by the
residents in tho neighborhood Of the
National Republican., 1883-08-22
NATIONAL THEATER.
improvements Being Made---The Attrac-
tions TO he Presented Next Season.

improvements Being Made---The Attrac-
tions 20 he Presented Next Season.
Workmen are busy at the National theater
putting in new, stage, tho old one having
been entirely removed and it is intended
that the new one will be decided improve
ment in every respect, with all the latest
modern appliances thus enabling spectacular
pieces to be put on with greater effect than
heretofore Other improvements will be made
in the theater, including new proscenium
drapery, new carpets, both in the orchestra
and dress circle, and the whole interior will
have general furnishing up. The season
will open on the 3D. of September, with Bar
low q Wilson's minstrels Among the attrac-
tions secured by Mr.. Albaugh for tho coming
season are, Henry Irving, Lawrence Barrett
John Mccullough and Janauschek in the line
of tragedy, while Joe jefferson, Dion Bouci-
cault, j. X. Emmett, Robson & Crane and
John II. Raymond, Nat Goodman and
John Jack, in Falstah, will supply
the comedy. The emotional drama will be
represented by Maggie Mitchell, Kate Cax-
ton, and Ada Gray. The following pieces
under Brooks & Dickson's management
Freedom" "Soldier's Wife," Marie
Duchesse," and Romauy Rye and Col
liers Lights o London" and "The Black
Flag" combination will also be given, AS will
all the spectacular dramas of the kiralfy's
including their new " Excelsior" For opera
there will be the Abbott and Hess English
troupes, while Henry Abbey's Italian com
pany, with the glorious Nilsson as the prin-
cpal stellar attraction, will be heard at the
National thcater.
There will be no change in the employees at
the theater, Mr.. Sam Knsloy remaining as
business manager, and the corps of ushers
and doorkeepcrs will be the same as last year.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
The Other side.

A reporter of THE REPUBLICAN, saw Mrs
Jennie Brewster, who lives at No. 500 L
street northwest last night concerning q
paragraph which appeared in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN, connecting her name with
that of Nine. Ravene. Mrs. Brewster said
Mime. Ravene came home Satur.
day night intoxicated and broke 9
rocking chair in her room, and
when demonstrated with her she said she
would leave the house, and began packing
ncr trunk. i told her | would hold her
baggage until she paid for the chair, and |
did SO, and that is all there is in it."
In the police court the charge of grand
larceny preferred against Mrs. Brewster by
Mme Ravene was dismissed.
National Republican., 1883-08-22
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. r. e. WESTS NERNE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, IL specific for Hystera, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, MentaIDepression,
Loss of Memory, Spermatorrh9a, Impotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
OvoT-eNertion, seltabuse, or Overindulgence which
leads misery, decay and DEATH One BOX will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment. one dollar box, or six boxes for five dollars
sent by lnhll prephlu, on reoepl OF price we guar
received by US for six boxes accompanied with Ave
dollars, will send the purchaser written guar.
10 return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued cy STOrr& CROM
WELL,4SO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, n. O.,
wholesale and retail agents Orders by mall will re-
c0iYe prompt attention. 'v7-lY
National Republican., 1883-08-22
ALExANDRIAs VS.. Nationals to-day.
ON THE RIVER.
Boats Sent Out by the Different Clubs
Last Night. ..tF..a


Last Night. ..u..s
Boating yesterday evening was confined al
most exclusively to the club crews, there
being but four pleasure boats out from the
club houses and only ten from Johnson IL
Bakers. Tho following were tho crews out
from the Potomac and Columbia clubs Poto-
macs-McKinncy, Phelps, Herr, Fraser, in
singles; Cropley and Wheeler. in double scull;
four-oared Shells No. l, Warden, Ryan, Whit
tington, and McRae; No. 2, DoXon, Frey,
Kearney, and Fisher eight-oarod she'll
Kervand, Ernie, Zappone, Thomas, Bene-
dict, Norelius, Smallwood, aud Carusl,
with John Kennedy, cOxswain. From the
Columbias, Smith and Johnson in singles
four -oared SHE'LL Rifle, Gibson, Leetch, La
than, and Hall; four-oared she'll, Perfection,
Nesmith, KOndrup, Kintner, and Young
four-oared she'll Rover. Olds, Rudy, Valen-
tine, and Kerr. The Analostans had out their
junior and light weight fours and two sim
giles.
1t is said that the Analostans will make
their greatest efforts in the Potomac river
regatta for the junior and light weight fours,
and they assert that the crews that get away
from them will have to be very smart.