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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

A st. Louis hotel keeper, AFTER giving the
Southern hotel dlrastsr some thought, hit upon
o notable sIpedisnt, took his trusted employees
into his confidence, and chucklsd as he thought
Of the immense success he was going to achieve.
About .. IN. on Friday an alarm Of IRE was sud
denly gvea In the hotel, bell boys gsloped to and
fro along the halls arousing the guests, q we'll
traised brigade Of porters new to the baggage
room, the clerks, like SO many autemata, seized
tho books and other contents Of the safe, and the
burly head-waiter stood at the top Of the stairs
politely usherIng tho guests, in their various
stages of dishdbflis, toward the Office.
when they had all assembled there the pro
prietor, who had been anxioasly watching the
scene with his watch In his hand, jumped upon
the counter and said: Ladies and gentlemen, l
my guests impaired BY the sac scenes Of the
southern Hstel, which, doubtless, are fresh In
your remembrance. To this end have thorough.
dn.. is@sSssc Ssi S1 su
their efficiency you have had sufficient proof to-
night, when 10 four minutes and seventeen seconds
IRON the once, the last guest-the fat gent leman
from 8S3, dressed In an undershirt and q sheet
rolled down the grand marble staircase into the
out confusion or accident. Ladies' and gem
break out, display tks same eooln.ss you have
secured, GOOD Night Bless ysul As you retire
TO your yirtuous couehes the head bellboy At the
foot Of the grand staircase will give you each q
You may be DESTROYS OF circulating among your
friends, adding your own testimony as TO tho
etnciepcy of our precautionary system against
tonce, for transient guest from Delaware, Iowa,
fetched him down with n lOng-rAnge shot with n
hand satcnel and then the whole assembly, with
II cry OF rage, fell upon him. We will
draw a curtain over the scene that onsued.--Chi,
cago Tribune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

done for the party; of how he has been de-
case he has. Or, II II Is an Office he wants, he
viii diists upoo his exploits sor the party;
that all the people Of his section anxiously
desire his appointment, and that It is essential
to the success Of the party In the future
that he should have the place he wants.
AMER getting through at last with his own
case, he then brieh,ens MP, and in louder
tone of voice he asks a hundred questions
about what is going on; what Is to be the
policy OF the Administration on this
question sn'l on that; who is talked
Of for this place and who for that; what
Is the meaning Of this he saw ia
a us~sPaper yesterday, and what Of that N a
paper Of last week. He finally makee q move.
mens like leaving-the poor, wesried Official
looks at the clock, and wonders in his mind
whether he will ever survive It. The caller on
business asks what he thinks Is likely to be
done I'm his Gaze. The offcial makes the
stereotype answer that it shall be duly con-
sidered. The caller on business rises and
stands talking, hat in hand, ten minutes.
He walks half way to the door, stops, turns
round, and tells OF some new point thatbe had
neglected to mention, and talks away on #
for ten minutes more. lie gets to the door,
takes the knob In bis hand, aud stands and
talks ten minutes logger, and at last disap-
psars- There are hundreds of Just such char
acters as this who present themselves to the
Government officials day after day. These
men DO not seem to realize thst-there are
thousands Of others who have business of i'm
J portance before the Government as well as
themselves. These people should learn that
business is business; that 1t is not only propriety
but policy that they should tell their business
in short and condensed terms as possible,
and make room for others as soon as possible.
Above all, when they have finished and arise
to 70, they ought to go at once and not linger
to throw in a few side remarks with variations.
some of these ''business callers" have fewer
bowels Of compassion than a cat has brains;
this may be owing to the fact that they are full
of fiddle faddle. Ask any one Of the high of.
ticials what is their chief burden in the dis.
charge Of their duties, aud they will reply, "be.
ing cruciiej by this everlasting talk, talk
talk by those who call on business"
We do not mean to say anything z ainst the
right or propriety of any one to press jus,
claim upon the Government or to. seek for any
Legitimate opportunity to better his fortune,
by supplying to the Government what it need:
or to aspire to any official position for which
be is competent. These are rights appertain
ing to all American freemen. What we criti
else is the manner in which these rights ar,
cont ended for, manner which ignores ant
dirregaris the rights, the feelings, the com
forts, and the duties OF officials. Reform 4
necessary, and especially among those whC
'1raIl on business" at the Departments.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
Calling I'M Basfnes---

L r1r--SlInAlenE writes long eDmmunca-
zlu IN -=isrrue= N regulating the present
ulsnnEr If nazfn., business calls, especially
IN 71Is- N authority rum the President down
N 5as EierEz n the several Departments.
tbs = = aIvsI AMI altogether good measure
NJ -=diEn- Tner- : perhaps no country In
IN <aIrilE wasr-s the great mass Of the people
AZ a1ISIyaE led sIca close coataes with those
van .lhHniszer he Government in all its
arzaraez> III -IuuEry N The Sord where so
ulAnv persdrz hI1m al sections of the country
-Irua ~ Ia ylriuusE Capital 70 transact husi-
ms Er,-ez5y with the officers Of the Govern
Ilsss1r There i ~ toUhE that one of the
llszEirsc .ss1zutf1ss EaiER men IN high official
sz.rauns have N 1sar Is tina boring they are
sSI1Ie=l-f N ~ saOss Who profess TO ''cal ex-
71-ssiv IN lEsiueszF There Is altogether too
z.ura sznnla infected with these prutezsed
lrIsznsss calls. Let Ils have an axe 10 grind
a zIur=sls IIr supplies 10 seed; claim against
la taIv=ramrnE ID 2EessS 4 penalty for viola
IAN At fiIrF N svaLIe- 1r. above all, his or her
=iarHs dIr an ILirs ~ present, AMI it seems to
ssIpE=nfIEs 4 sIr1 Of aonumanta- \ caller
vita saar IL laiHRs ara superior claims on
Ne SsIvzramsur = perhaps the most persistent.
ia 1rnEs An IaEiIunc= with the proper official
PERHAPS IIzs IttHr Inc Gtiesr has beer bored by
iIrzE ISzsr< Just Iks him The poor official,
EaI &C ~ departure Of tbs preceding caller,
las tlss alksn his zen 70 cunciute some i'm
TTr7aar E--ttn1 thai requires attention, puts
hHEl liz zen Iaafn, leans back IN his chair,
ami grEzz 40 N De kHleL By and by the
1aiIFr ae--ins, anil Is he proceeds, edges up
ri. -lf5sH- ,-ar-- mi uearer frOps his voice
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

A young cock and hen were speaking of
the Size of eggs. Said the cock; ~ once laid an
egg" "Oh, you did?" Interrupted the hen with
derisIvo cackls. "Pray how did you manage
IT," Tho cock felt injured In his selfestesn,
and turning his back upon the hen, addressed
himself to a brood Of young chickens. 81 once
laid an egg" Tho chickens chirped incredu-
lousy and passed on. Tho insulted bird Redeemed
n the wattles with Indignation, and strutting up
to the patriarch OF the entire barnyard, repeated
his assertion. The patriarch nodded grayely, as
II tho feat were M eSy.day Affair, and the
other continued; ~ once Yaid an egg alongside a
watermelon and compared the two. Tho yegeta-
BILE was considerably the larger" This fable II
intended to show the nbsurdty Of hearing all q
man has 10 say.-Nep York World.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

The New York aquarium has received an
invoice Of strange creatures and fishes from its
European agents. Among them is line speci-
men Of tho European blind proteus. These ami.
mails are found only in the subterranean lakes Of
Krain, Austria, and when tirst taken are Of yell
lowish pink or cream color. When exposed to
the daylight they become spotted, and subse-
quently dark brown. The head is long and Nat,
legs short and slender, ending IN two toes on the
fore feet and three on the hind feet all Of which
aredeatitute of claws. The eyes are very small
and entirely concealed beneath the skin. II has
giIls situated the outside of the neck, through
which il brenthes, but after period of time II
loses them and becomes living, breathing AMI
maL Another curious creature is the Mexican
IxulotL which resembles very much the blind
prOteus, differing only in having dark color and
being shorter. Through agents in China and
Germany two beautifully eOlored Chinese ish
have been secured. The name of these fish is
Long Using w." meaning drasoaeyed and
quadruple-talled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
SALACIoUs sTMPKINe.

a Respectable-Looling white Nan uIarrsd
with an Indecent Outrage Upsn = Oalsrcd
Girl.
Charles Francis simpkins, = respectable,
looking white mas, about forty years sf age, was
before Judge Smell yesterday, charged with ruv-
ishlng little mulatto girl about ffteun yours nf
age, named Alice Wilson. 1le alleged crime
was committed about a 0snth aEo Arrsrding
to the testimony Of the little girl SimIkins touk
advantage Of ker while she was hlune In his
house with him. As an indueemont fur hnr %
aocede to his wishes he offered to get her lilhpe
to work, but she resisted his ndva.css, when ne
accomplished his puvpsse ny furce, preventing
her from crying out BY stufing a handkerchief
into her mouth. Dr. Draper testined to the pres
ent condition OF the girl, which is n very agra
waiting circumstance connected with Ghe unse
Simpkins claimed that his arrest SUCH a
charge was the resslt Of . conspiracy Against him
Court held him for the grand jury, txiag bonds
at ", 0o0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

4 rEw days age I he New ETf SIsls N
laborsa article, Gn5sXFHrs2 10 llusr4as
how readily the Ggrsrhmanlnzi gss ElHnr
vita a mach smLlEr army Than L ms n
present Yesterday !; EssEiiH5 Eht RIsz-
p1nenant Of tAf eKGs sessiaI d Csp--=S
and used the E-gumru1 ThE1Es Eht Ir'nr N.
preparation expires nsEt m0nsr~ III I-uE
must he dishRndsd, Fad TINS n sErS
would leave or tzurhiH- exposed II IL
mercasss m,I,naings Of 1hs sElr-4 Ths
Sun never thinks uf this d1nyr- EhEr Z n
urgIng the rednc1iul NJ 1hs E-nr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Travellers In Turkey describe two aiherrlt
ways Of shoeing horses in Turkey and Russih,
which may seem very awkward compared with
the simple method OF American smiths. In Tur-
key and 6ervia the k0rse'B head is held ny uDe
man, another holds the leg On his Rrnis while n
third operates on the foot In RnssR The h0Fse
is placed In . square cage maze Of rough llHnkf
Of wood, and Is strapped round tho belly with Wide
leather straps attached 10 hsrs Of the frame
work; his head Is also tied safety; tho loot d. Kpd
to stake In the ground and held by m hsRistMn1
while the smith places the shoe On.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

An up town dentist say. he had n man in
his chair = few Gays age who was the sasisst man
to operate upon he ever knew. Tho handissss
consisted entirely In the size Of this mGns msuth.
II was 80 lsrgo that whom the dentist had I'm
ished with one OF his tools he wsald Just drop n
on his patients undsr jaw asd go to wurk win
another. In fact, tho dentist says at sse time
he had the greater part u his kit Of tools In 1Ani
mans mouth, aad yet had plenty Of room %
work in sI traotiag the teeth.-RondOtn freGrnGh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

PROFESSOR JAMES & RKNl-E Eal
COX has been telling 1bs LihE-El CnUt az
New y 1rk,. whEt ht knows Il Treasury
over ISSUES, and RGc1rdi.g - Inn =l,frE
is moi really h3Hsst oftrIE N lbt Tres
ury, and TIE books vii nI iinI- InsgeufHL-
he learned al this las1 wIu1r E1tl- L.
was employed On Crowns Lea Ezsls
Pool Canni1Ibe- Thai Ia, ht htVuHt N
that clmuirtss lIr g. peg drHuf sun
time Us he had IN Ihs inlE-rEs II ia
Womau's EFhis CuuEGH1iun Ss1sE
WILCOX had hsrIt1 Aspnt ilnztE II
wumgn'g riEhtE and leave lit inlDrss
alone, by the WAY, WuAnHE haazs GhE
he ngvGr smoked cirT IRuk a caEN
drank brandy, gin, wAistF- -un II IIE
thing else 70 make drunk rams= nfuEr
kissed woman il his IiE tE-IG As
mother. Ana yea he IL fargy ytal-z n Art.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

THu.E VINO have hst1 uF III rrular
thai EnglHDd VIII mn hf h-EE1 iInB EaIs
great struggle NUS find lhl IglI1im r=sb-
uAlly giving away laifrt 1ht sz-Emr sEs-
deDce 10 the nlntrE-y winch Il Uz1liit
everywhere. The military and lIEal t.
tablishmeDts q England and hg TrET4nrss
are Displaying grsE1 activity IN India nj
iurts are being supplied win uqrT~af
guns. In OEnRaE mnrh HcilUflT II hung
displayed by the military Euihrrftiss. IEnt
throughout GrnE1 B-itiEl iIlnnst CEnIR-
meni prevEilS SeRE-El TrHmlnfIr ursn
bs-z T. =. R-itish RE-aEme1n hETE EgenNE
dt'1s-"- la re munEm Enrhsh nn1rsi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

PRIVATE soLpIEEs 6n1 seem IL He a
the least sccuuui in cir1Ein hlr1 Effna.
circles, If we are to juarr ID 1lr WET cDGi
manner in which thsy 7Glk U' dr,s1ng In
pay Of The blns-coxlS SuTG,nsns -nt 1'HTs
was on The uihe- lsE wound uht llra iii
Gals be wiling 10 ~Eil ssrE-A muris in
their pay:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Mn RANDALL thinks dht paslRFnsu-rz
of the extra session VII IuguVEs ms
chances for the Speakgrship- HBs ms
BE and his friends hive bsen elEIm1rr 4
sure thing Al the time We nsrrr hzSf
OF them taking uf +trhEnntT hsiErE h
speaks lightly Of Mr.. CaK's ErsngiA- ~
he did last fan, bu somehow "a S1hsr NJ
Cox run within 1En woes fHr 1tss ufii1s-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

WHILE 4 member ~ P-esiatn7 EKEES
Cabinet who is from Ohia, Is 1EItuE
ab1ui distributing Offices geographically
hR3 he Dot bet1e- sncresa IL ms c.iisE M
there are diplanEtis aasitiIns INK rHult 1a
filed by Others tEAn OnihEns. VIII
MOVES balkel lon FrEBrs- OHE1E iIr SlH
Sandwich Islands, AMI EA1.srEAD ia- Tn
KEY, has not the Buckeye S1Ef hBt ENHrr
her quota OF foreign appointments
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
Cutting or the narems supply.

The Russians have stolen march on the
Turks. They have occupied Georgia and cut
oil the Turkish supply of Circassian women.
When it Is remembered that these women are
the Turks first choice for his harem It will be
seen that n ia 4 serious blow at the happiness
OF the fierce Mussulnsns. The cutting off of
this supply is certainly the uHkindest cut of
all. Take away the Turks perique, his
ueer.chsum, his turban, his horse, and leave
him the beauties OF his harem, aud he will
yet be happy. Bat wrest from him this
source OF comfort, and you take that which
makes him poor in spirit indeed. The turbsn-
pated Turk would rather have seen every
post in the kingdom blockaded by the mont
tors of the grim Cossaeks than TO have had
this Circassian spring Of comfort dried up.
The Russians could not have struck a more
cruel blow at their foe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

THE great Temperance rt<5rIIs7 MI
Ply hss Consented - cams Il WRshlng7m
under the auspices Of ihs Earsr1s Cas-
tan Temperance Union Ms saal n ne llas
finished his engSCsmsnts IN PAilaStasllI
aud Brooklyn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

GEORGIA rerudiElrs~ md Eht NEs ct
leans 7TraSS says ihEl un1Br lht nav urhsr
of things in L9aisiErI lhs rsBpls aur1E II
feel like paying their dsls-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

IT's moved ideE 20 advance 1h-r L Hfi
Gers OF the army dm1 LIKE INT PnsrGn.
meat Of pay Day they car rssifrl NM NAG
there VIII he No difficulty in finding suha
bic persons 10 TAKE their places i 1iE-s
Any position in this Rsluflir levin 4 Cali
net ofice) thai N incumbent rurlL pIe ID
found for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Queen VIr-cElA mIy nsE7 assume Ets
title Of Empress Cd nj lhr CEnKnRs
Closely upon the heels Of ms rtgsEz cunss
The vaic. OFGoLpwrS SxETI sgrnr. -Tns
dEv is nH f.r dIstERi xasu GEnSaL VII ls
annexed n the Cuhss S1EleA Tlns
Queen ought 10 think II Ihis haiH-s shs ~
sumes the new tals-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

An Italian noblemAn, who has separated
from his vile, lives in his elegant F10runtins
palace, surrounded by mRgificent paintings Ind
fne statuAry. A French visitor, who wRB re-
Gently shown through the galleries by hlf hnst,
paused before n statue which was covered with Il
black veil us this Nenus?n he asked. No,
said his host; at Is the statue Of my win' All,
said the visitor, In tone OF o1ndOlonnp, 'Nshe Is
doad?n "No, poor thing, she Is not dead, hut j
have lost her all the same. We are EnlIhrEtea.
She deceived me. Then had TIM vcfl thrown
on"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06


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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Ir4 nr.llsr=sI IN tho Est. England knows
fi,< 5gafs sri viii be prepared 10 maintain
Aru
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
John Beaafrain Irving, the New York al

John Beaufrain Irving, the New York art
ist recently deceased LEFT all his property to his
wife, "to be used most sparingy by her solely for
the maintenance Of herself and our youngest
children. That Is, to speak more explicitly, not
one dollar to be used for any purpose Whatever
except for shelter, food, clothing, and such like
necessaries OF lite for herself and our younger
children The estate Is estimated to be worth
about ", 600.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06
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hHrs THF REITmIcES mailrE 1s E,F s61-sz
By paying IS rrEa D-- RDa1l- 3Hra-iai,t 20 a.
raRcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

TIE DAILY NATIONAL EsET tzI1CLS
CAN NE OBTAINED IN NV EQdK NJ
BRENTANg'S NEwS EKFVIITE N
UNION SQUARE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

THERE have been twenty nine Speakers of
the United States House of Representatives,
not Including those who have occupied the
chair pro tempors. The first Speaker was
FREDERICK \. MUHLESBTRG, AMI the last
was SAMUEL J. RANDALL, both of whom
were from Pennsylvania, and yet the Keystone
State is continually growing because Ohio's
sons are filling 50 many high offices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Tho American humorist is without homer
save in his own country. Tho stOlid English odl-
tors regard all his exquisite wlttclsms about the
mother-in law, the baby and tho like as chroni-
cles Of fact, and retrenching all redundancies of
language, present them in the form Of news
items, as thus: "Mr. Joralemon, of Burlington
U. s., we arc Informed by tho Hack. Eye, called
his dog for three quarters ofa hour, and when
the animal crawled out from under the piazza
struck at him with his umbrella, but missing It,
fell into rosebush, running his apparel" The
Frenchman, whose newspaper Jokes are about as
bad places similar literal construction on these
iokes, and incorporates the accidents occurring to
a mythical Dstroter on the Fourth OF July into
his statistics of the destruction OF life and prop
erty Involved In our annual patriotic celebr alton
The Canadian Is almost as appreclative Not
long since the people Of Ingersoll hired "a person
calling himself tho Danbury NeWS man " to
make themselves merry. Only two dozen Of
their number attended, and, as we are not sur.
prlsed TO learn, they were SO much disappointed
that the lyceum committee had to paclfy them
ny giving them free tickets to lecture by
Presbyterian clergyman who had made a sensa
ton by denying that the eternity OF future pun
ishment Is taught In the New Testament. The
Canadian mind that tbirsted for something
comic and preferred q dissertation on the awful
theme OF damnation and the dead to o lecture by
an American humorlst may be singularly con-
structed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

GAn HAMILTON Is after SAM BowLEs with
4 sharp goose quill, which has evidently been
dippe'l in vitriol. Here is the way she puts
the finishing touch to Mr.. BowLEs' portrait
s1Unhler a thin veil OF Phi arIsaism, one dis
Germs the judgment of the infant, the con-
science of the assassin, the tactics of the
Thug
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

iDxily II PEres8 ny uA--ar-S " nrirts ~ naaraA
Hy mai pastpnid D i,tr vtAf= a tr al mfaIfisN
anu Y iuT rh-ss mBntis. 1't--ns iu<s-1uhu n a.
rnn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-06

Addressing Esh1rS
4tEily-H canls o Iinf 1tsr frdluu-r .rsz-raqna
On cdlI1risl pare. y ns INA Prs la.rl Eh
Der tine