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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
Misguided FrIsnds-PressrrinE the Remains OF


MaEEinl.
Some Of tho admirers Of the late Joseph
Mazzlni have proposed TO manifest their re-
spect for his memory by having his remains
chemically preserved, and kept where they
eau be seen by those who cherish a regard
Tor bis character and public services. To
speak more plainly, these iniudlcious friends
of the patriot wish 10 make mummy of Ma
corpse for public exhibition. This proposal
has called out good deal OF Indignant re-
monstrance from various sources among
others from Mr. II. II. Horne, who gives
point to his objections by reference 70 the
case OF the famous Jeremy Bentham, who, 10
bis latter years, often expressed Wish TINT
after his death his preserved figure might be
placed In a chair at the banquet table OF his
friends and disciples when they met on any
great occasions Of philosophy or phllan-
thropy. This desire was partially carried
out by his fayorite disciple, the late DR..
Southwood Smith, to whom he Iequeathed
his body In his will. Dressed In his usual
clothes, wearing gray PREDETERMINED hat,
and with bis old hazel walklng-stlck, called
Dapple, after afayorlte old horse, the farmer
like figure Of the benevolent philosopher sat
10 large armchair, with a smiling, fresh
colored countenance, locked up In mahog-
any case, with plate-glass front. THIS was
his actual body, preserved, by some scion
tnc process, aud during many years Il re-
malDed In the house OF DIR. Smith. Mr..
Horne says that observing something In the
appearance OF the figure one day, he waa led
TO question DR.. Smith, who answered with a
suppressed Sigh "What you see IL not Ben
tham's real face. We got an italian artist to
make wax mask; the real face IA under
meath Il, The chemical process was COM
paratyely success; but with regard 10 the
face, we couldn't bear IT," From another
source we learn that the body Of Jeremy
Bentham, In it, glaOs case and curious, old
fashioned attire, was some years ago removed
TO University college, where II Is now to be
seen In an out-of-the-way corner, the subject
OF frequent jokes among thoughtless students,
"Old Bentham" being the lrreycrent appela-
ton usually bestowed upon the remains Of
one who, In his lifetime, was distinguished for
his genius, learning and benevolent asplra-
tons. The misguided friends OF Mazzlnl
should take warning by the impressive ex-
ample which these facts afford.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

heoiqenfAl Drowaiuh OF "a Nouth.
Yesterday Afternoon during the progress OF
an excursion at alymont Of the scholars OF nr.
MeAdOr's Sunday school, which LETT washington
In the morning on the ste tmer WaWaset, n party
Of boys, among whom was John Vernon, son Of
Sergeant Charles Vernon, Of the Metropolitan
police, left the pavilion and went into the river
Tor the purpose Of swimming 10 4 log floating OF
In the stream. When young Vernon got within
q short distance Of the log no was heard TO eN-
claim that he was crampod and Immediately
disappeared from sight A boy named SaNtoh,
q aah6Olmate, swan towards HIN and caught
his let arm Is bs alme up aboye the water, bat
owing 10 bis want Of strength vas unable 10
hold him, and he again went down 10 rise no
more The boys Immediately swan TO tho
shore and made known the fact Of the drown
ing, when the captain OF the waWaset detailed
several men TO drag for the body, but up TO the
hour Of departing from GlymOnt they were IN.
successful, and the boat came up without Il.
Arrangements viii DO made tQday 10 recover
the body and have Il brought 10 the city.
Tho youth was aoout niteen years Of age,
bright and promising In his disposition, and
well liked BY a large number Of his own aud his
parents friends.
His sudden death has cast quite gloom over
the neiEhborhOOd In which he lived, and the
sincere sympathy Of all for his bereayed parents
was pRpIiested as sooh as the sad udings ar
rived,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

Tomorrow Will De the longest day OF the year.
MARY Ann" might have been seen las, night
at Analostan island, where there wis picnic.
vicinity.
New potatoes from Darbys plantation, on
Eastern branch, brought " 90 busheL
The llyellest place in the city these evenings
e the railroad depot, Just as the New YORK train
leaves.
"TIsh like caterpiilars - ErcAange.
We don't know TO whom this advice u given,
but, as for ourselves, We decline to take IT,
The old smallpox hospital vas destroyed hy
ofilcer, DR.. Verdi
"RIohArdr says q clerk gave him some inform.
alton, and held out his hand very sxpressively,
but he dldnt see IL.
Raspberries IS and 10 cents . quart In the
Centre market. The producers got half Of the
money.
"Brick Top" threatens to cut oil ..hIs share"
Of the Eastern branch from the Uniontowners.
Done do Il Brick they might 10 further aud
Clvn Engineer straitop, Of tho navy yard,
has employed the yard IRE engine TO force mp
water from the river Into the pipes and hydrant',
there being scarcity Of that luxury.
A coIored child named Pecl1DiivinE on A
street, between First and Second Streets south.
east died Tuesday night Of smallpox, and was
buried yesterday 10 tho smallpox burying ground.
his hip disloeatsd yesterday morning BY the fall.
Ing Of bank Of earth whore no was working In
Howard University.
Otto De Mol and Frank Wood, at the Navy
aru, nave cneNeu slhSus nIe anI Ivineu mat
Gull sleep Of single blessedness.
Mr.. Baum, who event for" tho preacher Who
kissed his sweetheart) With his little hatohs; "
know how 1t IL themselves.
W. Il. shaw, u. n. Painter, and Martin 3.
Lincoln leisurely rode Along the Avenue last
evening In an open carriage, anxlously looking
ior, another railroad site They prefer the Cap
ltol gfVuhuL
The chimes have had such an effect on the
Metropolitan church steeplc that y appears 70
participate 10 the Boston Jubilee. We hope Il
u safely anchored
II any fellow wants TO expetience the heat Of
the weather let him walk up and down on the
pavement before the north front o. the Treas.
ury for an hour, selecting the middle Of the day
for the performance.
+. 7. suits three thousand dollar horse does
his six miles inside Of twenty minutes. When
Old women aud eripplss are talking about Es,.
ting insured.
II takes Ave days for a warrant served at one
other end-so . person intereStcd iniorms Us.
We we're not aware communication was alto
gether suspended.
a Eeonom, "a lady sp.nIIny n do,I.r m
,snntSiy a .nn,,ain ap,a,ssa, h,n ~ ~
,r1' III Il. ,is w, ~, ~ L w
nnd Wa ~. Nv, ",iis, so,n W
that Is any consolation to YOU.
Ths board Of Work, are "EOlns for some Of
,S ~ ~ , sho nave been
49,, .y =, ~ ss,i,,. iat, ~ ~ 49, ~.
benest nsisbbors. 1' '''1'' " '"'' "o''
Alex, Of the city auditors department. nGcd
himself Up yesterday aiternooa as pretty as a
~ M ~ Mai .,on NM 40 70. sr. ,huss
b concluded not % iSllOv the MRrIno band to
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20


Il has boon already announced that this
famous Austrian composer, with his mag
nihcent band, has arrived at Boston TO par
ucipatc In the jubilee ceremonies ,iohann
Strauss Is tho oldest OF three brothers, all OF
whom are emlnent "a orchestra leaders and
composers Of ds9clng music. He Is The sou
OF the celebrated Johann Strauss, whose fame
he has eclipsed by hls superior genius. His
father prepared him for the military pro-
iesslon, but the feeble health OF the boy and
the wonderful musical talents which he dIs-
played at an early age decided his father TO
make musician OF him. He had excellent
Instructors, aud already In his sixteenth year
thoroughly tamlliarlyed himself with the art
NJ pompositlon and eounterpolnt. Several OF
his COMPOSITIONS were published and became
very popular, aud IN hls nineteenth year he
resolved 10 form an orchestra like the Que
over which his father had presided 80 long
aud so credltably. The undertaking was sue
cesstul, and before long young strauss or
father. In 1896 he set out with his band upon
two years concert tour through the coun-
tries on the lower Danube, and was we'll 70,
celyed everywhere, In 1913 he published his
famous ''Radetyky March," which is now a
national air In Austria, aud for which he re-
celyed q title aud an honorable decoration.
Daring the following afteen years he Wis
wv hNhg NhpltuA IN WIN
orchestra and received az many decorations
as adorn the breast OF a field marshal. Ills
greatest triumph he achieved with his band
at the Paris exhibition Of 1887, where Strauss
concerts were one OF the principal attrac-
tons. He had meanwhile published great
many compositions, and the number OF hla
works Is now upward Of sly hundred. some
OF his productions have had anextTaordlnaTy
sale. OF his "RadetAky march" and "Annen
Polka" upwards Of half million coplaa were
sold, Strauss receives from the copyright OF
his compositions atty thou aud forms an-
nually and Is looked upon as by far the rich
est OF the llylng c0mposerso Of Europe. Strauss
was married TO Henrietta Trehz, an eminent
opera singer, and has four children. Per
sonally he Ia very fine looking man. with a
most expressive face, and seems considerably
younger than forty-elght, which Ia his age.
A publisher 10 Paris offered him last year q
large sum II he would write his autoblogra-
ply, but he declined the proposition. He
will remain In this country about four months.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

Correspondence between Her and Queen Victoria.
The San Francisco Chronicle has received
through private sources a letter written by
Miss Nellie Grant TO Queen Victoria, previous
TO her recent visit TO Windsor Palace. Its
charming simplicity aud thorough good
sense, II II be authentic, put beyond question
all doubts as TO the nature OF the visit aud
ihe feeling which prompted H. Il reads rs
follows
LANaLEY'a Horn, MAJ, is7a
Mr. DEAR LADY AND QuRHN | am embar-
raised al the honor OF an official request,
given through high officer, (your Lord
Chamberlain, think,) TO be presented 10
your Majesty. | should dearly love 10 sec
you, that inight tell my mother and father
that had leen thus honored. | anu but a
simple American girl; that | anu the Presl-
dents daughter gives mo no claim 10 your
recognition ~ q sovereign. IL, with the
kind lady who u acting ~ my chdperon,
might Walt you, should be very glad. Our
secretary OF legation hints Mt some political
interpret Il, and would not wish 10 be 40 re-
celyed, because IL would not bo right, a.
am nothing Ia American politics, aud | anu
sure my father would not desire me To an
pear other than az NV glmplp and very hum
bic self. " with thls explanation, your
Majesty will allow me to Wilt you, shall be
greatly honored and be very proud.
have written this note Of my own motion,
and because think Il the right thing TO do.
am your Majesiy's very obedlent servant
and admlrer, NELIIn GRANT.
The reply Is equally Tefreshlng, aud betraya
a spirit which dues glore honor 10 the British
Queen than multltudes Of other actions for
which her subjects have 90 loudly applauded
her,
MISS NELLIE GRASr; | have Instructed
Lady - 10 convey to Won thla note and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

, Corohsr JIaTtigAn was Yesterday notified that
a man named Moses LiVlngston, tkngliRh By
Tuesday night, at the hospital Of that inatitu-
lion, from injuries which, Il Is alleged, he no
eeivsd 10 a roy which took place recently AZ the
drinking house Of Oatharine Bailey, on the
SeVentb. street road, 10 tbs soHntg.s
About two months since he leu the IGEiltntion
with the Intention OF returning TO his friends W
England, and from which time ne vas not sesn
until Tuesday, whom he retained TO the Homo
In dying condition.
The coroner visited the body In the afternoon,
and with DR.. Lanb hold post Bl0rfsm eNAmina-
tlOn, from which they decided that the man
died OF cerebral meningitis with ohnsiOn, the
result OF prolonged debaueboTy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

amined 81 JONAS Parish school, which Is To-
Gated on the corner Of TWenty-nrst and y
streets, In the presence Of large number Of
the friends Of the school. The teacher, Miss
Mary HoltEman, has on the roll 90 pupils, %
present. TIE scholars, by their quick To-
ip0nSes and good e0ndVdt reelected great credit
Ia geography and reading HOpors Wers
awarded as follows Medal 10 Cornelius Belt,
other premiums to Samuel Brown, WIN. Salt
ertOn, wm. sparrow, John LoVeless, p stsr
Llnklna, John Thompson; female depaTtm ent,
Katie Brown, Lilly Bartlett, Katie Murp by,
julia MATsden.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

large SOncOurse Of persons gathered at sew
en- b street wharf yesterday afternoon TO wit
ness tho race between tho yachts Fannie Bsll,
Gertrude, Spray and Bluewlng. The boats sailed
from the buoy boat OIL tho mail boat wharf
making good and exciting run, Tho Fannie
Bell was again Victorious, rOuhdinR the l0Sor
buoy at 6gli, followed BY the spray al $50, the
BluoWing at 5;S4, and Gertrude at b;3G, Tbs
home buoy was rounded 10 tho following order
bell At e1S, Spray go Bluowing e;2o, and Dor
tTpds $50. The Gertrude met with mishap
Which delayed her some time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

A BRUIT GROWER has made the discovery that
eats when properly used, make excellent guar
dians for strawberry patches TO keep away the
blrda The cat 10 fastened by a chain which
slldea on a wire extending the whole longth Of
the patch, 20 that the animal may walk ~ and
dOUn A Knot at each end Of the wire readily
prevents the cat frOin twisting round the posi-
which supports the wire, and q small Kennel
and a home Tor her kittens. In large gardens
second cat 10 required and the young ones "a
their frequent visits 10 each other greatly assist
10 soaring away the birds,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
VISIT
WallAoh's
Dollar store,
tel Pa. ay., below National Hotel.


VHHTUL FAVfH WOHfH hHOWIHH'
THUKsroE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dontrlhce In use. II keopatho Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound and healthy.
Prlce rs aud 90 cents.
JoUvEH's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior 70 anything known. Prizes 20 cents.
THoHPaoH'a PomAis Optimo 10 exquisite. Il
Price 70 aud 70 osnta.
All for sale by druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

MesSTs, OOldWell h King, auollopo0Ts, have
sold for Messrs, Van Rlswlok aud fenWck, OK
eout0rs four lots Of land near the District line,
and adjoining the lands Of Hon. y. Y, Blair, aF,
AZ prices ranging from 90. 90 10 80 per acre,
John y. Cook, Of Washington, and Mr.. James
5. FanWiok, Of tho county, being the purchasers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

CoNaRKss made no provision for the redemp-
tion VI documentary adhesive stamps, conse-
queutiy those on hand or unsolI on tho LIST Of
October next will DO valueloss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

AFrER the ist Of August next the Internal
Revenue Bureau will discontinue the issue OF
beer stamps for one third Of barrel, aud beer
30 put up In this size package will have to be
stamped with half barrel stamp.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

EDIToR REPUBLICAN Il there law In force
10 this District prohibiting professional jurors
from serving a. iurorsf II there Il Que the
marshal or Judge Humphreys should enforce II,
a. there are several professionals serving on the
patit Jury nOH trying criminal cases. While
i.AsslnE though ths courthouse to-day noticed
zoe gentleman Ia the Jury box who eaTtnlny
has served 0a nearly every Jury Ia the past two
yaars A. hls name was not drawn In the last
selection the question aFlses, BY what influence
dOea he gala his pOaltl0nf NJ.
WALIiau ron, Jdns ~ lila
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

THR wan DErARrNuSr has not received any
ndyices from Texas relative 10 tho raid by the
Indians reported TO 10 approhsnded in that
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

Why do the dsbllitated and feeble dread the
summer II Is because heat Il an exhRusting
element, and they are not In a condition 10 bear
the new drain upon their languid systems,
which they think must necessarily commence
with the warn weather, But o4nlot this evil
DO obVlAted1 Most Individually II can. what
these Weakllngs need-in fast, what nine tenlhp
Of Us need at this soason--ls an accession OF
physical vigor, and this desid0rAtum eau be so
cured, with absolute certainty, by a course Of
tbs mlghtleat, yet mlldout, Of all vegetable
tonlos, HOststterfs stomach Hltters,
Thousands Of men Of business, mechanics and
professional men, break down, partially or
wholly, under their summer lab0rs simply be-
cause they have neglected 70 reinforce the powers
OF nature In this way, To persons who use tho
celebrated lnylgorant and corrective regularly
In hot weather, the exhaustion which excessive
heat Is apt to produce under other circumstances
10 unknown. They are not troubled with nAu-
sSaS sSslT SPPsSiSin STS gel ihS digestion
DO desired. This for twenty yoari has been the
uniform testimony OF all who have taken the
Bltters as a summer tonic and Alternative, It's
~ ~ ,s.nSIn. 'nS care an hdsl
which Us medicinal Ingredients have been culled
from tho vegetable Kingdom, the admirable pro-
unequaled purity Of its stimulatlVo basis.
MWAf
JOURNALISM In Austria does not appear to be
conducted on very exalted plan. The most
influential journals publishsd In Vienna are
owned by banks and devoted 10 their Interests.
These Institutions do not eOnnne their busl-
this county hut their andSrtaEI6gS are q TIC
most manifold kind In all branches Of Industry
aud oommeTcO,
THE bAr.kSepsrs OF la Crosse, wis, have sent
word 70 the mothers, wives, daughters and ala-
hand the chief Of police Tie names Of The mais
relatives 10 whom they do not wish liquor sold
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

Bows AND CHrLDREN's ULoTHIN0.-An I'M
usually large and complete assortment all
styles, kinds, shades, and eolors Of goods. Every
variety Of out and make, for all ages, at lowest
possible rates, at
NOAH WALKRa 4 Co.'s,
Metropolitan Hotel Building,
All ponnEvlVania avenue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

AAPHALTUN-Arr the bark Harriet y.
Hurry from Boston, will ssi topso asPhaltum
for Evans \ 10,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

The noe steamer 0eOTgoAnnA will, on the al
Of June, aud every saturday thereafter, mako
oNeutsions between Washington, Lo0nardtoun
and Piney Point, The steamer Will leAye wash
following Monday at a, m, thus EGOTdinE our
buainoss men an opportunity TO spend tho sab
bath at Piney Point, one Of the most delightful
bathing PLACES In this Vicinity,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

, THa fayarito room Of President THEIRS, at the
Palaoa Elysoo, In Paris, ID the same 10 which he
refused, In 1919, 10 become minister Of Louis
Napoleon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
ON HAND

-~-A-@-N -
LOO dos. aib. can 1OMATOKs,
DIAMOND brand, $40 Ser dor
lioo Dos. slb. can Pr ..UHEs, s325 Dor dos.
lOp doa' o.. kinds CANNED GOODS, At equally
- pdoss.
just RKoEIvED. smother invoices Of oALIFoR.
MA APhluOTH aud BARTLETT PEARS, the
ms sood, In The market
Sao lb. BUTTER, at 40 cents perth. nsths
""" w" 'o.'
SUGARS.
or.AaiA'ed, Powdered Crushed best New York
~ oenh per ID
ss,,,1sv.s sSsu psI 10
pkMRpARI a, 80 ,s -. "'
Just received, 10 bbls beat NKw oRI.sANs Mo.
-.
- '-o.Nsu Wv heAmer' I'VE CASKS fLANTA-
IioN OOffhh IT'S equal 10 Mocha ~ cents per
H. Grsen ~ cents rOAatsd.
lava
30 mat. psim. old DuToH JAVA. ut. an. a...,
=: :;; g: !; I: =:
n D
Resolved ever Tuesday hS s,ssmsri 80 cents per
D.rRs.
lOhAha lost raooiSodi i9h oSnA per ID.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

LuaBER.-MessrS. Whoatlsy 4 Bros received
yesterday, per river, from sAullbury, Nd, eOO00
ieet OF yellow pine Lumbar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20
CAPITOL AND DEPARTMENTS.

ArronSrr oEsrnL WILLIAMS is expected
here to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

~ ~ ~ '"', ~, u, - ~
'''''' VIZ" '''''' V'' ~ ''f'
ARRANaENENrs Will be- made by the Uommls.
s'Sno, W ~. 'T- ~, ,s,.,, - ~. ~,
oouectots ~ suou s'A'o," WI W., w,
IaIS MI m H. h,ahs Of dSslSps top .tamns Of
equivalent value Of tho new series
TuE ron,mtsti,n, ara of s,nthern Claims have
.noo,,,.d -T,n,,,,, A $1,000 a. Ns,.h,,Ii.
APpo,n.eu in'n',s n No'snsNs ~, " nasnniio'
roe county, u bc special commissioners TO take
testimony In the state OF tennessee
NJ. p...,z. ..-....,-,., ,,. n.o..,,
D. 10 ~. -. u...sn I,., ~, M,
1900 - " =, = . :, ~. :,
my yss'ey Nv slN uio,' ~ '"S ~,
the Cabinet and large number Of visitors He
will visit H,ston next week AMI Ia not expected
~. 10 mi, o.rIv ~ T,Iv
he'' Asa'h "n' eHV IN '"''
THE Rio urande commission viii meet 10 New
~ ,n,as,,',a,iao ~ o,,t,. ~, ~ r.. ~,
a. Tssv ,s,,, a., 81, u,a.a.,,,,s r..
snd f,a,n ;hora .scsnt ,ho ma n,,nto 10 Ne,
AI.sieo
"
THE Tallapoosa will sail from Washington on
Saturday on her usual trip with freight for the
dInsrept nav yarls she viii atom AZ Ann,no.
lie aud receive on board the class OF cadet on.
Eineors, (abOut ineen In number,) who will
make their practIce cruise for Instructlon on
-,
"Oaru'
Tue EDGAR STUART, according TO reports 70.
eeiyed al the state department Is al AsPin-
wall, and again tho subject OF annoyance to our
Government, q dispute having arisen between
WSamins nd hS.P y yts, S nan.ni The %st,aS
iii 10 taade the hasIs IN az IntsrnatinnaI eon
troyeTsy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

THH PREstDESr, accompanied by General
Porter, IeiI for Long Branch last night. Dur
ing yesterday he saw most Of the members Of
the Cabinet and a large number Of visitors He
will visit Boston next week, ani IL not expected
here again until early In July.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

THE Rio arande commission will meet 10 New
Orleans the ist proNlmo, preparatory to making
their Investigation Of affairs on the Texas Dor.
der. They will nrst visit Brownsville, Texas,
and from there ascend tho Rio Granio to New
Mexico.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-20

dRooERs will nnd bargains In fne butter at
spicers butter store, southwest corner Ninth
and Il streeta