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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
THE LIQUOR nELL-PUNCu.


This Is rapidly becoming an American In
stitution, aud the public may be curious rs TO
its origin and application. The Philadelphia
Times reveals this mystery In this way "Dr.
MoFrET, while passing through the turnstile
Of a gate at our Centennial Exhibition, observed
the system Of registering admissions. The
services Of mechanic were enlisted to apply
the principle to the collection Of taxes, and
the result is seen In the MoFFET bell-punch reg
istcr 1t Is little like the belpunch used by street
railway companies a. check upon conduc-
tors, but is box not unlike French clock,
containing six open dials, each the size of a
nickel-half dime. An Indicator travelling on
the face each dial, responding to the touch OF
crank at the back, marks the number Of
drinks sold, up to one million. Whenever a
bartender receives pay for a drink he pulls
the crank, which registers the number Of the
drink and gives notice Of the fact by the tink.
ling Of bell. The register Is always visible and
audible, and, under penalty Of fine and i'm
prisonment and through fear OF spies, tho
dealer Is impellcd to obey the law. Every bar
Is equipped with two registers, the one for al
coholic and the other for malt drinks. In Viz.
ginia the State receives two and n half cents
for every alcoholic drink and half a cent for
each malt drink that ia sold.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

The Newark IN. j. Daily Adrertiser,
published in The city where Mr.. MOVES IL
n'arccrated in prison AZ the consequence of
his abduction from this city, in referring to
the ease, says: "Mr. NoYEs' arrest in
Washington and his imprisonment here
promises to become cause ceicbre Senator
EATON, Of Connecticut, says that he will
call up his resolution authorizing the Judi
ciary Committee Of the Senate TO inauirc
into all the facts concerning the arrest of
Mr.. MOVES, Of the National Capital lnsur-
Hncc Company. Mr.. EATON receives letters
daily from prominent friends who urge him
10 make this investigation thorough one,
in order torebuke the agents of the law who
oyerstepped their duties. The Governor OF
Connecticut has written MI EATON, saying
that the people Of his State are indignant at
the manner of the arrest, ard denouncc it rs
gross outrage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
DIED.


GoDwIN:-on Friday morning March %, OF con:
twenty. eight years.
Funeral at . O'Clock Saturday, March 90 from the
residence Of Mr.. LangeOn lie DrOit park.
Fl1IgERALD-On March 9Th, is7s ut 10 o'clock
y. M OF plCurln pneumonia, PATRiCK FITZGERALD,
In the S1l year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place on Sunday. at o'clock p.
M, from his late residence as Third street southeast.
FRIENDS are respectfully invited to attend
DAWSON Wednesday, Marrh "a. 1873, ct 7iS p.
M, Of consumption, MrA MARY DAVIS late OF Prince
William iounty. W.. IN the flxtcth year OF her age.
Funeral ut ~. DOmlnlcs Church Saturday morn
Ing, ut 10 o'clock Friends OF the family CT
hliy Invited TO attend.
tAieSsndris and Fredericksburg papers piets,
copy
GEDDIs.-on the 18th Of March, 1873 at 1916 a. m.,
Of paralysis, ROBERT GEpDIs. In the seventy.hith
year Of ills age son OF the late DIR. Robert Geddis Of
Kent County, Nd
Funeral Saturday. the 9th Inst. at I2:ao from his
late eidence, 6l7 NJ street northwest
Baltimore MD and Charleston q. a. papers
pIcnse copy.l
HATCH.-on the 9th Of March, 1873 at Fort Madl.
son, Iowa NATHANIEL HATCH, formerly OF wash
inyton, ID. G.
.NuGENT.-on Thursday, lfarch %, 1875, at 40
o'clock H. M LUpwELL Y. NU0ENT aged seven
months and two days, son OF H. H. and Mary =.
Mug mt
Funeral Saturday. at p m, from his parents resi-.
dencc, No. 10 CovingtOn street northwest.
WlISON.-On Wednesday, March p, 1873, CHARLps
Il. WILSON, In the thiTty-eighth year OF bis Rge.
wALKER.-Mnrch 20. 1873, at his residence in Al.
ekandria County, Va. near the Chain bridge, JAMIE
W. WALKER
Ills funeral will take place Sunday at . o'clock.
Relatives and friends are requested TO attend.
Alexandria Gazette please copy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
PERSONAL.

EIGHT to seven that s. Tilden pays that in.
come tax.
The next Rotbschild wedding will be that
Of the daughter Of Baron Willy, of Frankfort,
to Max Goldshmidt, of the same city, wealthy
banker.
THE Tarboro' S0ptherper pronounces Miss Gu
Anne the belle oil EdgecOmbe. She IL said To
be q very, very distant relstiv Of Marshal
Lamon.
A GERMAN statistician has estimated that
$50, 100000 kisses are given daily by inhabi.
tsnts OF the world. Russia leads the list with
30, 100000.
COLONEL JoSEs, president Of the Western
North Carolina II. r., accompanied by Senator
Ransom, called upon the Postmaster General
yesterday.
J. II. r. HALL, Of this city, has been
awarded the contract for the mail service be-
tween New Orleans and Galvcston-SI4 ,00C
helm the sum bid.
FRANK HATToN wrote scathng letter
from Washington to the Burlington Hdwkeye
and the funny man of that paper headed IL
"Dishwater, in which the Administration Is
Baptized"
A PENNSYLVANIA Senator did not deliver
his speech. but obtained permission to print II
IN the Legislative Record When the copy was
handed 10 the printer there appeared "laugh.
ter" applause" and the like plcntifully
sprinkled through 1t.
TOLEDO is the Mexico of journalism. There
has been another slight newspaper revolution
there. DIR. A. p. Miller rctires from the
Toledo Weekly Blade, d. r. Locke (Nasby) be-
coming the sole proprietor, and leaving tho
establishment in charge Of an employee while
he manages the editorial department of the
New York Euening Mail.
THE Postmaster General Ia expected to leave
with other officials for Cedar Keys on Monday
night next, TO inspect the service of the mail
route between New York and Havana At
Cedar Keys, as previously stated in the Ma.
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN, a steamer takes the
passengers and mail from thence to Cuba, but
the Postmaster General will not proceed any
further on the route than as already stated
though he may be induced to extend his trip
as far as Key West. The party will be absent
about ten days.
THE Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer prints this
diamond, story "Prosessor j. L. Bassett, OF
French Broad, N. c., who Is now In Wctunpka
| Ala, has diamond not only of enormous size
but remarkable purity. 1t was found by his
| wife, Mrs. A. II. Bassett, on the bank Of the
Coosa River, just below tho falls within tn,
corporate limits of Wetumpka. As soon as the
professor exhibited the stone he was Offered
$4,000 for 1t. He had the stone examined by
| W. J Preston, a watch maker and jeweer
whe pronounced IL intrinsically worth $75, 900
lie will send it to Tiffany & Co., New York
| to have II dressed"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
PROPOSALS..
pRoposALS FOR STATIONERY.


SENATE or TIE UsITI:D sTATIr,
Sealed nLogo,Ss III " ,.cslyed AZ his office nnin
S onsy r ns use q he Of ri lie nsa s s
aud quality OF each article. and the form Of bond 70
be signcd gy the bidder and aurete, will 10 Furnished
:. nc ouOI!o Post and Commercial Note, Legal, and
fr ri 60 BE- Tn Up y %
Wit no 9 %n, q lmneriers 81 ,e' .,.
sioek. nat and smooth sheets. and Of the toughest
Tie Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
eeved and salnpcs o. ali Kinds o. envelopes must 10
GsY are TO pe delivered All willie envelope. are 10
rna S1t co o. lie ersnt TO- sic. SseSe &c,
forth are supposed to be what will required but the
10 Sn rom Sonfneo more or s.s os he enc seyS
are adcordng e ,he wants q hc DepaI n
s,aeres, and preference will he given to productions
Of American Industry, II equally cheap and OF as good
snc1 Of the a2oye articles ney be designated by
Office IL lie city Of Wilmington, Tree Of any cSa, m
TOR carriage, on or before tie Isl DAY Of November
livery article mus, be q very best quality unless
.see . psa sai e s sSr article flor
TO accompany the proposals. and to be marked with
q he q each ssd t ne y s ss
foregoing list Will he deemed ciass and The person
as scsss esnc fSS Is:
ne, e az ssseag SOna Win w? e more sure
Me peLiorpanee thereof which bond Is 20 30 hled in
hs 9ss 81 h h ssa Secretary within ten days "er
I5HnS Srss ion. g, should 70. BE- dey:
~ any respect 20 the ssnple. the bond OF the courac
Propssais should be Endorsed proposals for sta
tionefyOr the senate" AMI be directed 10 the SEQ
rotary Of The senate Washing,on; ,.,.
Office free OF charge. -
Secretary Of the Senate OF the United States
marLlGNfw. Union hnc Star copy.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

WHEN Mr.. RANDALL makes up his mind to
1t he can carry as much Democracy TO the
square inch as anybody we are acquainted
with"
We have never aimed to become the de-
fender OF Mr.. Speaker RANDALL, and have
had frequent occasion to critcise him for
the exhibition of too much Partisanship at
times, especially, AZ we think was the case.
in the FIELD-DEAS contest, to which the
foregoing paragraph relates. But in the
absence for him Of any other competent de.
iense at the National Capital, we do not
hesitate TO repel this base insinuation
against the Speakers character. lie may
be able to carry ~ much Of the ubiquitous
stuff alluded to when he makes up his mind
to it as anybody the writer quoted is nc,
quainted with, but it is generally under.
stood that he joined the MURPHYITEs seve.
raj years ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30


The Baltimore Gazette rises to the dig
nifty Of common sense and common honesty
when il assumes higher plane of express
sion than that which is defined by strict
party lines. In referring to the FIELD
DEAN case in the House IL says: under
ordinary circumstances the displacement OF
a Republican by Democrat in Congress
would 10 viewed with satisfaction, but in
this case there is something TO regret. Mr.
FIELD received the most votes, and his IL
tie to his seat should have been recognized
As it was, partisanship prevailed over
higher interests, and although nine Demo,
Gratis, including, we are happy to say, two
Maryland Representatives, voted In favor Of
the Republican contestant DEAN was
seated by majority Of one" II continues
with this admonition to its party: at had
much better content itself with limited
power than run the risk of losing public
confidence" In referring to the case Of
Insurance Superintendent SMYTH, of New
York, a Democratic official who WAS i'm
peached for serious charges of malversation
in Office, ii says: There was not the
slightest doubt Of his guilt, yet four Demo.
cratic Senators voted to scquit him. They
may or may not have been bribed their
votes have all the same disgraced their
party and Disguised the public"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THERE will be no reply to HOWE. The
sod-HAYgs Republicans wait for u reply to
HOWE, and that will not be made Neither
tho liAYEs Republicans nor the Democrats
propose to say anything -Richmoad (Va.) Dis
paloA-
There will be no reply to Senator HOWE
for the SIMPLE reason that whatever may bo
thought or said Of the tHste or expedcncy
Of his remarks, his statements are incontro-
vert'bie and his conclusions unassailable.
Nobody cares to combat the truth, whether
iudiciously or injudiciously spoken.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THE 81. Louis Giobc- Democrat, we fear, IL u
little inclined TO mischief making and SOW
Ing seeds Of discord in the family. 1t says
president HAYES assured prominent
WISCONSIN Republican, during the Christ
mas holidays, that there is only one moaner
man in the Srnatc than HOWE, of your
State, and that is HAMLrN, of Maine
HOWE got even with HAYES on Monday,
and liAMLIN threatens to do likewise before
the week IL OUT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

VIZ have high authority for saying that
Judge hAERis IL great man, u great
statesman, and great organizer of the
Democratic forces in Virginia. This may
be- no but isn't 1t II little invidious toward
General HUTTON and REV DouULAs to
heap all the honor Of saving the sacred
soil" TO Democratic tillagc upon one devoted
head ? HUTTON plows and DovULAs irri-
gates, and certainly they are entitled to
their share Of credit for the harvest which
Is reLped in that noble old State of loyalty
aud patriotism.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THERE is grim humor in the announce
ment, seriously made, that executive elem
ency is TO bs invoked Tor the CMIsH0IM
murdercrs in Mississippi. 1t is true the
Joor fellows have not been convicted under
the indictments found against them, and
have practically enjoyed unlimited freedom
but they have suffered 40 much in compari,
Son with the trihng nature Of their crimes
By all means grant thcm-short shrift and
strong rope.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

IT was GREELEY maxim that There are
Republicans enough for one party, but there
arc not enough for two" And yet Mr..
GREELEY WAS the first prominent man in
the party to attempt to break it's ranks and
hand the country into the hands of the
democracy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.

States navy, has written very sensible and
member of the Naval Committee of the
House of Representatives, on the subject of
the relations of the navy to the commerce
of the United States In this effort the
author takes a broad and catholic view Of
the present condition of the United States
in it's relations to the commerce of the
ocean. He compares this nation with China,
which has four hundred millions of people,
with limited commercial relations with the
outer world, and hence has no status in the
world US a nation; and reminds the Amer
lean people that our Government Is pursu-
ing policy which will at no distant day
make her as formidable beyond her limits
M turtle in she'll" He argues that with
an immense internal trade we are iast losing
its legitimate results through the fact that
with the world under our own fag-in
other words, we are sowing the seed while
others are gathering the fruit. We surren-
der our commercial power on our very
coasts to our commercial rivals, and yet we
are imperatively urged to the recreation of
our commerce through the absolute neces-
sity Of procuring market for our surplus
products.
The Commodore fortiiies his position with
the argument that Mt least one-third Of our
mechanical and agricultural products are
now IN excess OF our own wants, and we
must export these products or deport the
people who are creating them. 1t is, he
asserts, "a question Of adrc'ng millions" lie
insists that capital will not invest in steam
navigation upon the high seas without
total loss. The risks Of seeking trade, to-
gether with the large investment required
to inaugurate 1t, frightens the capitalist ;
but let the enterprise obtain footing,
then 1t continues by virtue Of its own
merits and capabilities, or, If it fails for
want of them at the end Of five or ten years,
IL no longer deserves support. He contends
that in no other way can our commerce be
rc-established or our prestige be restored
upon the ocean. In n her way can our
country be relieved OF IL 'jrplus products
or an additional impetus be given TO its in
dustries.
Commodore SHuFELDT discusses the duty
of the Government toward the efforts of pri-
vate enterprise TO replace and increase our
commerce upon the high seas with much
strength and force, and repudiates the idea
that because OF the maladministration of
one subsidized steamship limo all other eff
forts in the way Of encouragement in that
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

TARIFy tinkering is one Of the curses
with which our manufacturing interests are
blighted. So long Us Mr.. WOOD and his
fellow tariff fends keep up their attempts
10 alter existing tariff rates, just 40 long
will capital cautiously avoid investment in
manu- fac.nring Industries
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THE indianapolis Flip Flop may possess it,
soul In peace NJ regards the alleged arraign-
ment of President HAYES by the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, for the reason that whatever
we may do in the future we have no incli-
nation to interfere with the succession to
Hnator VooRHEpa We are persuaded,
however, that the late Governor MOTIONS
mantle was not intended to smother a
shrimp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THAT civil-scrvicc t.tru message Is still
among the things OF the future. When il
comes, however, il is expected to shake
things up with vengeance. But this shake
seems TO he like the fever and ague out in
lndiana-always about five miles ahead.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

MISUNDERSTANDING .-Dn Thursday, March
es, ISIS. Mr. J. SNiTH BRrSDAGE, o& Mclrorp, Ohio,
Gni Miss fASNIE NJ. FfsHBACR. daught r 81 Colonel
James N. fishhark Of the Treasury Department,
were united In marriage The nuptial occurred at the
residence Of the brides Guher, liE Eighth street
northwest, Rev. Dr. sundetltnh oiilcliting
RILEY-UOrGII-In Baltimore on March :, ig7s,
BY the Rev Charles NcElfresh. w. 4. RILEY to Mrs.
MAEaARIsr J. HUuUH, both Of Washington, d. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

DOoRREEPER Folks corner on Con-
gross" enabled hun on Thursday to staye of
action in the House upon the Ciyil-Servioe
Committees report in his case. Is 1t pos
sible that the Democratic majority in that
body were willing TO condone his numerous
oiTens~sp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

washington Correspondence Chicago Inter Ocean
Mr. Howes speech was alluded to incidentally III
the Cabinet to-day tut was not discussed. Mr..
Eysr.s i reported 10 have remarked. when ducs.
ton.i as TO his opinion OF the speech. that one
ought TO find fault with the Administration which
has secured such fine spring weather and so much
sunshine 10 the country
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

should be permitted time for repentance be-
fore his taking of; and, in view Of his past
history and acts, we are led to the opinion
that Mr. VANCE has taken himself on to
other parts, and that this is the ioulest deal
ing he has encountered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THE public north Of the line of the rebel
lion will not take much stock in Colonel
WoRrHINGToS or any other Union officer
who abuses Generals GRANT and SHERMAN
and goes TO BEAuREGARD for the ammuni-
ton TO fire into them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

THE KEELY motor has come to the sur.
fsce again in report of an expert and
scientiGc mechanic, in which deliberate
conclusion is reached adverse to all the
Gains set mp for it. Its history and end
may be summed up in the following coup
let:
There was dam by the mill site,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

II Is Said that President Hayes cOntempatcs
making another tour In the Southern States. II he
oan hnd the time for It we hope he will and that
sippi and New Orleans But we hope he may not
feel II incumbent on him 10 repeat his Geurgia
speech, iu which he told the ex rebels that they
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
The President Is Said to Rejoice.

The President b s.id To rejoice over the result OF
the New Hampshire election as vindicatiOn of his
policy. but then our philosophical Chief Magis,
irate hnds Involvement Of his policy In everything
from the decision OF u Louisiana court TO u Demo.
cratic victory In n Republican State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
Genuine Confederate Zeal.

The Democratic committee of the House in
their zeal for TctrenChmcnt have reported M ap-
prOpriutiOn bill In which all the items relating 10
the clerical fOre ut the White House ana In the
Senate are cut down. No reductions however, are
WRdc for the Democratic officials. They are saved
With genuine Confederate zeal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

sccreiary Sherman aud Postmaster James have
called in District Attorney woodford TO aid them
In putting Commissioner Davenport out OF his
clscy quarters In the Pust-Ofce building The
Di'trici Attorney ought to appeal 10 General Han.
cock and the cOmmandsnt Of the Navy.Yard for
shlpS of war
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
EooNoMy wIrH 4 VENGEANCE.

The House Of Representatives is very &C.
centric in its ideas and movements in econ
omy, and strikes some OF its blows, we fear,
in II vengehl spirit 1t is especially severe
upon the pensioners, most Of whom relate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
The Case Of Doorkeeper Polk.


We wonder If the Democratic party Is going 10
perish Of DUOrkeepers7 It has had this disease
now during two terms Of Congress. II was made
ridiculous by It's "Biger-mRn- thhn-Old.GTR and
II is now apparently hesitating before Polk, who
seems u be u "Biger-man .than.the' whole, Demo.
cratic. party"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
DRUGGISTS.
morris.

LNELlX DESFOSSES FRENCH DAELI,I
Il VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
Established ls5O.D
Is lEAIls OF lsCREAsISy SUCCEsa
FELIX DFSFOSSE
he we'll and only real French bak err In
ton, has removed To No Ol2 street, between TWEEN
eth and Twenty first stree.s near Pennsylvania ave
nue. where In house expressly built for The purpose
he has greater facilities than before Tor the mnnnfac
ture OF The best French and American Breed. French
bread . specially. Liberal terms offered 70 hoteh
and dealers.
N. B-French Bread 10 recommended for persona
OF delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia. beware Of limitations dteH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
"sans Peur ct sans Reproche."

TNNW lux TII1t..I
II Is worth noting that GenernI Gordon, the
eherdL,r sons pcur q sans reDrocLe," the local
pres dubs him. who Is the Administration Senator
ron Georgia, came down 10 the House to try "a
persuade Mr.. artridgc, OF that State 70 stillt.fy
himself by reversing The vote which he gave on
Wednesday for Field It is TO Mr. cartridges credit
that the senator failed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30
1.-TWO Souls with hut Single Thought"


Editor Dana, Of the New York sun, and the Auol
neyIGcncrll Of Louisiana are about the only pei
SONS who are not discouraged by Returning. Boar
AnieBon's release. Here We have beautiful ex
empllhcatiOn of two souls with but Il singl
thought"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

There seems to be q difference of opinion US te
who Is the "Mephstopheles of the Cabinet" Eyart,
or Rchurz. Eyarts Is the Aber man. but Schurl |,
the greater genius for conspiracy. But by wav o
compromise the country would dispense with the
services OF both.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-30

New YORK commercial AdfcHser.
Secretary schurz has expressed the opinion tina
HcIatOr Howe does not like him. The Secretary
seems to be more practical In this instance than ii
the reforms he set out To accomplish in the interior
Department.