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National Republican., 1873-09-16
Do Not wps,e Your Time

looking over stocks Of goods that arc not hall
complete, but wcnd your way to the establish
ment Of Messrs. A. Saks a Co., where you may
rest assured you can 1nd the most elegant and
complete stock Of clothing for mems, youths OF
boys wear In the District.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
GENERAL, CITY NEws.

Yesterday evening man named Henry Harri-
son had three OF his fingers cut on In the saw
mill OF Draper a Co.
A general convention Of the Unlversallsts OF
the United States will convene here to-day.
Means will be taken to accomplish the building
Of memorial church In this city.
The washington branch Of the Amalgamated
House Carpenters and Joiners held . meeting
last evening at Mechanics hall; Mr.. j: Y. Whit
more IN the chair. Only routine business was
transacted.
Onicer Loan yesterday arrested man calling
himself Henry Bogus on the charge OF attempt
Ing 10 pass forged check. lie was locked up w
the Central station-house to await the action ol
| the rOlice Court to-day. A man named ii
Reinhart will also be arrested as an acconalice
| The installation Of Rev. Q. II. Fay this evening
| Ia announced In q notice In our special column
| The installation sermon will bc preached by Rev
Dr.. Miner, president OF Tufts college, Boston
lie Is one Of the representative preachers OF tha
| denomination, and one OF their most eloqucn
speakers. The exercises will be deeply interest
|
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Risbtb District Regular.

A regular meeting OF the Eighth District Re-
publican Club was held last evening. Rcsolu-
tons iudorsing Gov. Cooke for the faithful man
ner In which he had discharged the duties OF
Governor and approving OF the appointment Of
his successor, Alex. X. shepherd, were passed.
Speeches were made by Col. VIM. A. Cook and
others. resolution indorsing Mr.. Chase, the
present delegate, was unanimously passed, and
The mecllnl Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Seeoud IDistrlrt

A meeting OF the Fort Slocum club Of the See
ond district was held last night at Fort slocum
and o. =. b. Wall was indorscd for reelection.
A meeting was also held by the Howard clut
and the same Endorsement was made.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Tcuth District

At a full meeting Of the executive committee
OF the Tenth District Republican club CAM
palgn and finance committee was appointed,
cor posed OF some Of the most popular aud In
some routine business the committee, amid much
enthsuiasin, adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
FURNITURE.
ITO ARCHITECTS

WAsHIsaroN, August, liza
In accordance with the provisions Of an set Of
Congress. approved March ., 1875, the nnderss ned
hereby inyte architoctprhl plans or sketches tnot
Ing for the Library Of Couyre.a 10 be drawn IN 90
eordance with linits and eonditions Which will be
dred dolars win be paid for such design may be
adludged the best by the commission; one thou
sand dollars for the second beat. and hye hundred
December, is7a
day OF November NEXT, and addressed lpIeI aid)
to the Librarian Of Congress, Washington, d. q.
lChAiTmAn OF the Joint COMMITTEES
on the Library. -.
I, ,o,,,,.,..,o,, JChAirmAn Of the Senate. Commit
oni'h''''on tse on Public BUILDINGS and
auIseo Librarian Of oonsreas.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
A plaeou 1rutrh,

A pigeon shooting match will take place at
Anaiosian Island on Wednesday next, between
Mr.. John Ferguson. OF this city, and Mr. Engles,
OF Baltimore, for q purse OF 500. Fifty birds
will be shot, at twenty apiece.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
A aROs,IIsv CHECK.

Arrest and Imprissnmest Of n ForGer.
Yesterday officer Loane arrested man named
Henry Bogus on tho charge Of forging the name
OF A. DIETRICH to q check on the German-Ameri-
can bank for t55. II appears that Bogus had
been living at the house Of Mr.. r. II. Relnhardt,
aud that he owed that gentleman some money,
and at the earnest request of Mr.. r, Bogus gave
a check for the amount owed on the German
American bank, but on the presentation OF the
same II was found to be worthless
bogus secured another check, and placed
thereon the name OF Mr.. Deittrlch, and presented
IL at the bank for payment. The paying teller,
having some suspicious 81 TO bogus being thc
nounced his signature forgery, and ordered
| the arrest OF Bogus. lie was locked up IN the
Central TO await the action OF Judge DAWSON
L n-IAN.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
TaScuiH Elr.i lIslrIci-

10 the Twenty-nrst district there will lie a
primary election from to s p. IN. on n street,
near corner Of seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. The candidates, so far as known at
this time, are Hon. sidney W. Herbert, the
present delegate, and l.. Bursiey, who repre-
sented the district for two terms previous to MIR.
IIerbeft'a election.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Taxes Paid.

Som men pay their taxes with ten per cent
addition for delay, bnt prudent men prefer 10
nav promptly and get n deduction OF seven per
cent. The collector Welcomes the latter class,
"a word TO the wise"
National Republican., 1873-09-16

SPEAKING Of grammar, the following con-
versation Is said to have occurred In a rail-
road car recently between q young lady
teacher, who also writes for the -, and
an old gentleman who had notion that he
could speak the English language;
Old Gentleman. "Are there any houses
building In your yillage"
Young Lady. "No, sir. There Ia new
house being hnilt for Mr.. Smith, but II is the
carpenters who are building"
Gentleman. True; cit corrected. To be
building Is certainly different thing from to
be being built. And how long has Mr.. Smiths
house been being built 2"
Lady, Qooks puzzled moment, and then
answers rather abruptly.) "Nearly a year"
Gentleman. "How much longer do you
think II will be being builti'
Lady, (exploslyely) Don't know"
Gentleman. ~ should think Mr.. Smith
would be annoyed by Its being so long being
built, for the house he now occupies being
old, he must leave 1t, and the new one being
only being built, instead Of being built, rs he
expected, he cannot
Here the gentleman perceived that tho lady
had disappeared. "
National Republican., 1873-09-16
AInckinx Rlrd IaRca

The Man "who Got Shot at savR&e's'
an still he supplied: aiso, q good supply OF
uns, pistols, caps, powder, wads. &c., &c., cheap
T cAAn
National Republican., 1873-09-16

Call aud examine the nro and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for sAfe-kcep-
ing OF securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or Other
valuabes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars pei
annum, according to size. No business man car
afford to do without them.
Tux rarning from ths CAieaos snd Boston free.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
The Indian Territory.

The question Of creating territorial gov
ornment for that vast and beautiful section
Of our country known as the Indian Terri
tory may meet with solution In way not
hitherto considered. So far, the interests Of
the Indian and the white man have only been
thought Of when the subject has been up for
discussion. VIII the Indian adapt himself to
civilized modes Of llfei will he accept the
now order Of things, when his country be-
comes ono Of the governments Of our coun-
try, and hive ut peace with his white neigh
bor2 will the white man be safe and his
property be protected when that Indian
country 10 terrltorialized and thrown open to
all f-are questions which naturally force
themselves upon the mind. But II this In
dian Territory Is not organized Into gov
crnment, what then1 A system Of injustice,
oppression and wrong will then be continued
towards helpless class Of people whom the
Government Of the United States has prom.
ised to protect and defend. We refer TO the
colored population Of African blood. There
arc residing In the Indian Territory proper
between seven and eight thousand Of these
people, the majority Of whom, before the
war, were held as slaves. Their masters, for
the most part, were Indians, who to-day re
celye the protection and assistance Of thu
Government, and are the owners OF the soil
while the blacks, now free, own nothing, and
have no right to anything.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

The subscriber has now fresh supply Of cage,
lust received from the manufacturers.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

TIE United States Government proposes to
construct two beacons and q keepers dwelling
At Dutch Gap canal, on the James river. Pro-
posals are Invited It'll october for furnishing
the labor aud materials necessary TO construct
the above
National Republican., 1873-09-16

Black Cloth Double-breastod Frock Coats, with
single-breasted Black Cloth Frock Goats. Price
from % to SIS.
Broken Check, Cheviot Suits for SIS.
English Mixed, In Stripes and hair lines, rs
per suit.
our own manufacture.
Moan WALKER 4 Co.,
eli Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

NRAPks, BUTTRR AND EGGS.
TOO pounds choiss TABLE GRAPES received
ffeah DAIRY BUTTER. in Tubs and Pals
'DUTROW,s,
seisSt' nj Eighth IT.. near PsansylyspIa lv
National Republican., 1873-09-16
L IL. Aauier A. Ca

PAHTlEs WISHING to make secure Investments
can obtain g,o,i real estate loans upon appllca-
ton to u. II. Warner, No. T29 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

TIE GREAT RsaLIsn RhnEpr for oout and
Rheumatism. All sufrerers from the above COM
plaints either of recent or long stAnding arc ah-
yised to use Blairs 4out and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon Us the most safe and
ehectuai remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe TOT many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
| PHoUr 4 HAksAsr, s2s Strand, London, England,
| and sold By all druggists.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
National SAYINGS RnnL,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
| pays per cent. per annnm on depoats for eacl
calendar month. banking hours . TO 4; Satur
| days, to 4 and IN 8. 7
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Tho washipaion City savins. Bank,

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on oil deposits Depos-
Cd can be made and drawn at Will.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

The sale OF real estate at auction Is made q
specially by d. II. Warner. T2o Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
NOTICES or NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

A check has been lost
A lot on N street for sale.
A lot on X street for sale.
nne building lot for sale.
Two brick houses for sale.
A lot Of land In Reno for sale.
-Four new brick houses for sale.
Two new frame houses for sale.
A girl to do house work Is wanted.
NJ. william will open his fall goods.
A frst-class furnished house to let.
A bright Borrel horse has been taken up
estray.
The members OF the District Legislature will
meet to-day.
s.w. owen 4 Co., merchant tailors, lii3 Penn
sylyania avenue.
New books In the Young Mems Christian As
sociation library.
II. Pugh 4 Son, merchant tailors, No. bi3
Fourteenth street.
The Seventh district R'publican club will
meet this evening.
The Republican club OF tho Twcnty-nrst dis-
trict will meet tonight.
First annual shooting meeting Of the National
sportsmen's club on Saturday.
An adjourned meeting OF the Twentieth dc
trict will be held this evening.
Uniyersalist General Convention at Masonic
Temple, at O'Clock this morning.
There will be a mass meeting OF tho Rcpubll-
cans OF the Tenth district this evening.
A meeting Of the regular Republican club OF
the Twenty second district will be held tonight
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Psllce Ceurt-Judse Dawson.

Robert Hawkins, assault on George Price; .
and costs. Cornelius Carter, resisting Officer
Duyall; Sio, George Cole, larceny; o. Susan.
nah Williams, assault on Margaret smith; s20O
bonds. Rodbird Henson, assault on Nancy Con-
molly; o and coats. James Waters, threats 10
Henry Clark; o.. John SPEAK, assault on John
Water; continued. John Jackson, profanity; %.
Elen Long. profanity; so. Frederick Baum,
erai Tor curslns. James Burk, nned q for riding
his horse on the sidewalk. Perry Duvall and
George Maxwell forfeited collateral for curslng.
ard Hunter, cursing; %. Richard Donaldson,
driving his cart on the f0otway; 81. George
Thomas, cursing; q. Lizzie Platter. sent 70 the
charge; workkouse 90 days. Samuel Johnson
q for curslng. Cornelius Carter and james
Riley, same offence; g each. Charles Rngg. In
decent exposure; s5. Thomas Bennett, bolster
Gus; forfeited collateral. George Gotthell for
feited IS collateral for maintaining nuisance
William Beckett, assault on Hattie Davis. both
colored; ts. Henry Clark, assault on Jamei
Waters, COLI |: 81,
National Republican., 1873-09-16
l,aIIecllau.

To the Editor If hs National Rspssiican;
SIR: In giving an abstract Of my remarks on
Sunday last-Feast OF the Exsltatlon OF the
Holy Cross-you have incorrectly reported me
as saying: /. "That the Council OF Trent con-
demns and anathematiLes those who will not
vcnerate the images and relies Of the servants Of
God" What did say was that the Council con-
demns or mathematics those Who deny that Il %
uscfh to venerate the relics Of the distinguished
servants OF God. 9. You have reported me as
saying that ''they (the three crosses discovered
by the Empress lieleD) bore the several inscrip-
| said was that when these crosses were discov-
cred the Inscription, INltl was found separated
from them, and that ths circumstance made It
impossible except by miracle, TO ascertain which
was the cross on which our divine. Saviour had
suffered,
Your Obedlcnt servant,
CuAs. l. WHITE, d. ID.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
nRIER TRIRGRAnIs

- Gold closed at New York yesterday at
iiil..
Tho California state fair opened at sacra-
mento yesterday.
The steamship Gaelic, from New York for
Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
The Buffalo IN. W International Industrial
Exhibition will be opened for the reception Of
goods on Thursday next.
- The steamer Alpha arrived at New York ys,-
teriay from Halifax, with the passengers OF the
steamship Ciiy Of Bristol.
"A billiard tournament at which prizes to the
amount Of 1900 will be awarded has been ar
ranged TO commence At Chicago on the lst No
vembcr.
- The body OF the latc General X. s. McCook
arrived at Cincinnati yesterday, accomnsnied by
Governor burbank and q number OF the most
prominent citizens OF Dakota.
The funeral Of Rev. James Kramer. local
Baltimore, who died on Friday, aged sixty-seven
years, took pace Sunday afternoon from the
NyDliani-street NJ. K. church.
John McCurley q well-known citizen Of Bal-
on Baltimore street, from an attack Of typhoid
| fever, In the sixty-fourth year Of his ago. Mr..
McCurley leaves large family.
The proposed increase Of rites for frciah,
Northwestern and Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail-
/ roads after the 18th instant causes great excite
ment among the farmers throughout the State.
| On Saturday, at Philadelphia, John Loppel
i mart, hpeu sixteen years, un apprentice 10 NJ
| uncle, Henry +. Frankie, committed suicide b.
hanging himself. The boy appeared In usua
i good spirits before. Ills body was found sus
pended from q joist In the cellar.
| The Euriqui Palaccio fllbusterinp cxpedl
| ton, which left Aspnwall In the American
| steamer General sherman to operate aRalns
Guatemala and Honduras, has been completed
| defeated In both republics. The name OF tn
General Sherman has been changed to Genera
Ayias.
| Mr.. Joseph Arch, the representative Of tn
agricultural iaborers Of England, arrived at Que
bee on Saturday last. He was accompanied b.
Mr.. Arthur Clayden, one OF the committee OF IN
Laborers' Union, and Mr.. Henry Taylor, Its secre
tary, lie will spend few weeks In Canada be
fore visiting tho United States.
| The annual review sf the schuylkll nav
took place Saturday afternoon. the crews pre-
sented q very crcditablc appearance. After tn
review the elght-oared shell OF the West Phla
delphia Club, In passing through the locks a
Fairmount, was crushed to atoms by cana
boat running against II. No one was hurt.
"A Louisville dispatch says: Lord, the mis-
Ing Herald correspondent, who disappeared fruT
Shelbyville some weeks since, has been see
near Midway and beyond there. lie Is splent
edly dressed and wears diamond studs and
heavy gold watch and chain. lie exhibits COZ
siderable money and spends freely. His trun
| Is at Louisville In safe keeping.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
The Finest Lager Ne

Cincinnati Lion Lager,
Just received and for sale in casks and bottles ,
ths agents, Palmer a Green, Georgetown, d.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
THE COUNTS.
Circuit Court-Judge Humphric

Circuit Court-Judge Humphrics.
This court resumed Its session yesterday and
made the following orders:
Kennedy VS.. catcher. Judgment by confes-
sion.
Usher vs.. Clark 4 Kelley. Judgment set
uside.
Fleet vs.. Demott. judgment set aside.
WamAker vs.. same. Judgment set aside.
The court then adjourned until the second
Monday In October.
Criminal Court-1Ir. Justice Macarthur.
The following business was transacted In this
court yesterday:
Thomas A. Brown, Alexander Dodge and WIN.
o. Berry were excused from service on the Jury,
and the clerk directed TO Nil the vacancies by
drawing from the box.
The case OF Samuel Mason, alias Rainey, In
dlcted for the murder OF John A. Tucker, was
set for Wednesday next. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

EOR MOUNT VERNON.
rse asiRs ssshmeb6 bssS neba, sd ersy reated 5,
heT Pre- sent owners. will leave her wharf
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY. Sunday 4 sIssPiSt @ 4 AZ lS O'CLOCK. FOR
ms, JAMES SYKES,
febIpt Ian .Bupt btasmer AFRO
National Republican., 1873-09-16

BONDS or TIE BOARD oY PUBLIC wopks.-wo
need three thousand dollars Of these bonds and
will sell some Of our nne watches for them.
GoLAy a MORRILL,,
Cor. Fifteenth and Y streets, opp. Treasury.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

Bankers, No. lliS Pcnnsylvanis avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit
National Republican., 1873-09-16
SPIRIT or THE PRRss.

TIE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
II will be seen from the above that the Repub-
licans elected n, the Democrats 30, and the "In-
dependents 30, the latter being beaten by both
the others. Certainly this Is very nlmsy foun-
dalton on which to construct great victory. IL
reminds ono OF Artemus Wards battle with a
southerner, when the Snowman held the former
nrmly down ny placing his nose between the
nre-eaters teeth. The facts are, that CLsserly
led the Democracy In the camp OF the Central
Pacific railway; that Booth led the anti-monopO-
lists, or Republicans; that the Republicans will
vote for the latter for United states Senator and
that the name Independent was assumed In some
places TO secure the cooperation OF antl-nionop'
oily Democrats who disliked the railway prooliyl
ties OF their party but hated to vote the open
Republican ticket. Republicanism is triumphant
IA California, as II deserves to be.-Intcr-Ocedn.
rnE FORT ssEILIsasALE.
The newspapers OF any respectabllity which
have been duped by certain characterless sheets
into the publication OF their trumped-up charges
Of fraud, corruption and fayoritism against the
War Department, In connection with the For
Smelling transaction, are one after another md
ing out the real facts OF the matter, taking bacl
| the oAlumnles they had been deceived Into circu
Iatng, and apolOglzing for their carelessness Ia
making such grave charges on such slight au'
] thorlty.-St. Iaul PTess.
National Republican., 1873-09-16
Take Care OF Yosr vsisssIss.

b. II. WARMER makes specially Of selling rea
estate at public auction.
National Republican., 1873-09-16

REAL ESTATE bought and sold by d. Ii. Wal
neT, T29 Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-16

now In the District Ia from tho Lion Brewery
Cincinnati, and for family use can be obtaine'
from dealers throughout the city, At ei.ao pc
dozen, pint bottles.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-17

dots der drooth, und desc v,mmen,
vas funny fellars, but as nadure va,
make dem Cor vimmens, We got to pi>
dhem barrel Of respect, but it yos q
curious ting, dot.
Nadure, regardful auf der talking
race vas grow no vhiskers auf der 0.
mans face. ash not efen a razor, der
terry best, don't could shaYe a chm
oud dqt vas always movin down und
up, und couldn't keep sthill und peen
at rest.
So yimmens, dots besser you look
pooty veil oud, or Wien you vas gone
auf dot Borner from whence YOU
don't could COON any more right
syey gwicke boob daeys could not
tolerate much chin musicks.
Some 'beeples vat tink dot ofcr
dhey dhrow some dough auf der
vasser, he come back 10 diem cooked
into crackers already.
But dinks now dot will said yot
der tadpole did said when he vas
burned auf his outside into a bull
toad, mine dali vas ended for dis
week. Yours, for dhrue,
CARL PRETzEL,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-17

work and keep quiet. Do not ne.
glcct the first symptoms. Camphor
is the best and most convenient rem.
edy TO take in the early stages be-.
tore medical aid arrives.
The bilious character of the dis.
charges, the exciting cause being, as
2 rule, eating sour fruit or ycreta.
bies, and the fact that this disease ia
disappearing in New Orleans, con.
vlnces the writer land every medical
men with whom he has met or cor.
responded) that this disease 10 not
cholera at all. That We have not
yet the atmospheric conditions in the
United States to generate cholera.
and neliher will we il the people aud
health authorities are as vigiIant as
they should be, is the firm belief OF
yours, respectfully,
T. c. DUNCAN,
Elitor Xed,cal Investigator.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-17
4 Model Biography.

Perhaps the briefest personal me.
molrs ever written were those OF
Count Rostophlm, written in ten
minutes. We sudjoin a few para.
graphs, each Of which constitute a
"chapter
My Blrth-On the 18th day OF
March, l765, merged from darkness
into light OF day. was measured, l
was weighed, l was baptized. l was
born without knowledge wheretor,
and my parents thanked heaven with.
out knowing tor what.
My Education-I was taught all
sorts OF things, learned all sorts Of
languages. By dint Of impudence
AMI quackery, sometimes passed
tor a sayant. My head has become u
library OF odd volumes, OF which l
keep the key.
My sufferings-I was tormented
by masters, by tallors who made
tight dresses Tor me; by women; by
ambition; lis by seit.loyei by useless
Memorable Epochs-At the age OF
thirty ! gave up dancing; at fifty my
regard OF thinking; and have now
become true sage, or egotist-the
same thing.
Respectable Prlnclplcs--I have
never mcddled in any marriages or
scandal have never recommended
q cook or physlcian, and consequent
~, have never attempted the life Of
any one.
My Dislikes--l have a dislike for
sots aud tops, and for intriguing wo.
men, who make game of virtue;
disgust Of atfectation; a pity for
made up men and painted women
aversion to rats, liquors, metaphysics
and rhubarbs; al Dror Of justice and
wild beasts.
Analysis Of my Lifc--I await death
without fear or impaticnce. My life
has been bad mclo drama, on a
ground stage, where l have played
the hero, tyrant, the lover, the noble
man, but never the valet.
My Epitaph--Here lies, III hope Of
reposc. an old deceased man with q
worn out spirit, an exhausted heart,
aud used up body. Ladies and gen.
tlemen, pass on.