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National Republican., 1878-01-26
Trouble in the Jlenngcric,

England is not happy, and war cloud
seems gathering. Russia moves on with
its work Of destroying Turkey, and the
British lion shows his teeth and enunciatcs
Il grOwl. He is willing to fight, but is not
prcparctl-his teeth and claws need sharp
ening. The Russian bear is tearing Turkey
right and LETT, while the Powers are consid-
cring terms OF peace. The British govern
mcnt discovers dictatiOn somewhere and
cannot brook it. 1t never allows dictatiOn.
except when it can be the dictator. then
everything is lovely. While Russin is the
only power involved in direct war with
Turkey, and is bearing the brlnt of battle.
the Alliance adhere to the opinion that the
funeral is in part theirs. This the Emperor
of Russia does not oppose, though he keeps
on fighting, with the purpose no. doubt, of
entering and possessing Constantinople be-
fore peace measures can take shape.
1t appears that BISMARCK does not per-
nit the opportunity to pass without tender
ing advice to Russia as TO what is wisest
and best TO do in this emergency, and cs-
pecially of the importance, before u treaty
of peace is concluded, of coming to an un-
dcrstandinX with Prussia and Austria, so
as to be in majority in the peace confer
encc when it shall take place This propo-
sition seems to be perfectly agreeable to the
Car, but he goes on with the funeral of the
dead man just as if he was the only sexton
interested in the occasion. This persistence
on the part of Russia is evidently irritating
Great Britain to degree that is not easily
restrained, and she is to-day balancing be-
tween peace and war, with much uncer-
tainty on which side she will land If that
Power was on war footing it would no
doubt plunge into the struggle without
hesitation; but it has neither the money
nor an army for such contingency at
present, and is no doubt chuiing under
great vexation of spirit on account Of the
situation.
BISMARCK is wise, shrewd, and selfish,
and has the confidence of the Car beyond
any Of the other allied Powers. They all,
however, have an eye on Turkey, with the
view, if its present nationality is to be
blOtted out, or if terms of settlement shall
be agreed upon which shall recognize its
future existence as nation, under a loss of
portion of its domain, that they shall each
enjoy slice. The only question now is
whether the sick man shall be put on his
feet again, berelt of part of his miment, or
whether he shall be buried out of sight and
National Republican., 1878-01-26

sive that the law will be honored more in
the breach than in the observance.
We have one fear relating to the suppress
sion Of the tramp nuisance in Maryland.
The whole horde win be preciptated upon
this city, where we are short of facilities for
their entertainment in q proper manner.
Mercy knows that we now have our full
share, and it is the duty of Congress to
make some provision by which they will be
led to avoid this locality. The appeals that
are constantly made at the residences of
our citizens for charity, in the shape of
food, raiment, and money, have become in
tolerablo, and the volume of crime is being
rapidly swelled under their invasion.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

Ir ought, however. to be clear 10 every in.
t"lligcnt man that there can and will be- 40
resumption IL the silver bill becomes law
Bmgdi0 " - tOUicr
We put this prophecy on record for the
reason that the time of its utter explosion
is near at hand, and the author of it will
soon see the narrow and unsustainablc view
It has taken of the question. This is an
issue between gold and the peoplc-the
latter believing that when the silver bill be-
comes law resumption will become an ac-
cJmplished fact. Tho money power, based
On gold, rcsists the silver measure, but gold
rill soon be forced to take scat alongside
and as the peer OF silver, ior the silver
measure Of reconciliation will certainly,
sooner OF later, become law-ror poDuH, &c.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

MAJOR A. c. RICHARDS, who has occu.
pied the responsible position of Chief OF
Police for the last fifteen years, has resigned
md will retire from the service on the 2Sth
instant. TIL" duties have been performed
with signal ability, and the District will be
fortunate il it secures an equal amount of
sagaciry, efficiency, and fidelity in his sue
ce>-or. While we cannot congratulate the
District over this resignation, we do most
heartily congratulate Major RICHARDS on
his transfer to the private station, as it is
stated that his business engagements have
ted to the change. May prosperity attend
him. whatever may be his future business
pursuits
National Republican., 1878-01-26

THE Ohio House of Representatives has
passed resolutions, by vote of ninety to
five, declaring
That common honesty. true financial wis.
dom, and justice to the taxpayers of this
country demand the immediate restoration of
the silver dollar to its former rank as a legal
tender for all debts, public and private.
The second resolution asserts
That President HAYES and Secretary SHER.
MAN, in their opposition to the restoration of
the silver dollar, do not represent tho views or
the wishes Of the Ohio people.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

his entire raiment shall be divided among
the allied Powers. Turkey is to be severely
humbled, If not totally destroyed, and we
are not in doubt ON the point as to whether
or not the cause Of Christian civilization Is
to be advanced by its Decentralization.
The Christian world win suffer no regret
If the allied Powers shall divide the domain
Of the Porte among themselves and consign
the nationality Of Turkey to the tomb Of
the Capuelts.
Since writing the above the telegraph
brings tidings that Turkey he's accepted the
terms Of peace dictated by Russia, which
substantially ends the war The peace con-
ditions are stated on excellent authority to
include the following: Servia to be inde-
pendent without compensation Montenegro
to receive Antivari, Nicsics and Spuz, and a
portion of the territory bordering on Lake
Scutari; Russia to hold Batoum Kars, and
Erzeroum, until war indemnity of G2O,
100000 is paid; the Dardenelles to be opened
to the Russian mcu-of-war; bulgarian au-
tonomy to be conceded rather on the princi-
pie Of the Lebanon than on the plan of the
Constantinople conference; and Turkey to
nominate o Christian governor for a long
term of years, subject TO ratification of tho
Powers. Bulgaria not to include Thracc,
but only to extend to the line of the Bal
kans. Part of the Russian army to embark
at Constantinople for their return home, and
the final treaty of peace to be signed at
Canstantinople by the Grand Duke Nicho-
las. This arrangement will satisfy Russian
military honor, without involving tho occu-
patton Of Const tlntinople.
This saves Turkey ns a nation, but dis
poses of the Porte, and leads, no doubt, 10
an entire remodeling of the government.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

FArLrREs and bankruptcies are follow
ing each other in rapid succession through
ont the country. The cry of warning is
Stand from UNDER" and that admonition
relates to Congress as much as to anybody
else, for every man who votes on the qucs-
tion of finance will be held to strict ac-
countability for his action. This is ques-
ton in which all the people have an in.
terest
National Republican., 1878-01-26

THE Presidents Southern policy having
been recently indorsed by Governor
NCCLELLAS, of New Jersey, by the Louisi-
nrn White League Legislature, the Demo-
nratic convention of New Hampshire, and
by most Of the Democratic Journals of the
country, il is now in order for the Ropubli-
can press to speak out plainly on the sub
iect.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY WAGONS, AMBU
l. LANCES, AND HARNESS.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
QUARTERNAsTER-VEN OFFICE,
WAAIII NQInS IunIIarr IL Iala

QUARTERNAsrE ER.tiES ERALS OFFICE,
Sealed proposals II ripiicsie vii BE- foceiyed at ths
Office OF each. the Depot Qnartnrmaster ut Washing
ton y. Q; Philadelphia Penn. Jeffersonvile, Ind;
and Fort Leayenworth Kansas, until twelve O'Clock
li:2s a IN. at Jerersonyiils' and 1850 a. m al Fort
Leavenworth. February II, ISIS, Mt which times and
places they VIII be opened In tho presence OF bidders
ior furnishing one;hnndred tioo) SIX mule Army Wag'
mules, twenty-five lc5) Ambulance Wagons army
PATTERN one hundred and any no. sets OF six-muis
Army:Wagon Harness complete aud seventy.nve (7O
cries to be made at either the Phnieph, Jefferson
VILE or Fort Beayenwor depots MAY bs requlred
Bids VIII be made accordingly
DELIVERIES are to commence within thirty days from
from date thereof The Wagons AmbuanceS and
Harness TO be In exact accordance with the prescribed
spccih cations therefor of Hrstciass material and
workmanship, aud be subjected to rigid Inspection
qured standard to be rejected and removed at con.
tractors expense within ten days amer notice OF such
REJECTION Proposals will be received for any portion
The Government the right to reject any and
all proposals.
Apreference will be given to articles Of domestic
production and to articles Of domestic production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast to the eH
coast conditions OF price and quality being equal.
blank proposals and printed specifications, well AZ
any further infornatop, will be furnished, on applica-
ton by either OF the Depot Quartermasters herein
Proposals should be addressed to either the Depot
ouArtermaster at Washington. Philadelphia, Jefer-
sonyllie or Fort Lcarenworth and be Endorsed Pro-
Two or fur horses or mul,s :" "Rmbulancss y "sa
mute Army Wagon Harness. or "FOur-mule Ambu-
lance Harness" rs the case mny be.
. STEWART VAN yLIET,
laliut
National Republican., 1878-01-26

SENATOR MATTHEWS silver resolution,
though of itself OF no great Importance,
except as an expression of sentiment,
passed the Senate yesterday by vote Of .?
to 43, which indicates that properly CON
structed silver bill will pass that body by a
majority equal to overcome u veto.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
PROpGSABy.
FOR CAR.FAsTENINGs AND
LEAD SEALS.
TrnAsrnY prrAnrMENr. January .. Iszs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT January q, 1873
Sealed proposals are invited until u o'clock m. on
MONDAY, the 18th day of February, 1873, Tor fur
nishing the Treasury Department for year with
suitable fastenings for cars Transporting dutabls
goods In bond, and also for lend seals for n
curing packages Of dutiable merchandise In bond.
Proposals will be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Treasury and marked, Proposals for Carfastenlngs"
OF Proposals. for Lead Seals" as the may be.
Separate proposals must be presented for each OF the
cipSses OF the articles named.
samples Of the articles offered must accompany
each proposal and be referred to tiiereln.N
The Department reserves tho right TO reject nny OF
oil bids offered.
lsigned) JOHN SHERMAN,
Ja2s-Fiw Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

BILL has been introduced in the Missis-
sippi Legislature which makes carrying con-
ccalcd weapons misdemeanor, and provides
for fine of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars, or imprisonment for not less
than ten nor more than sixty days. or both
fine and imprisonment, in case of conviction.
It also requires the offender to give bonds for
twelve months
National Republican., 1878-01-26

THE Binghamton N. " Republican
says: "Th're is one advantage in the nu-
merous railroad subsidy bills now so earn
estly pressed upon the attention of Congress.
The average Congressman will become
more familiar with the geography of his
country than he ever was before
National Republican., 1878-01-26

An effort is being made to reduce the
compensation of the circuit judges of Vir-
ginia, and the proposition is antagonized by
the public press of that State.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

THE revenue tax imposed on tobacco is q
great grief to the average virginian. He
thinks the producer has it to pay, while the
fact is that IL comes out of the consumer.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

THE Greensboro IN. c. North State charges
upon Representative ROBBINS, of that State,
that lie 'has agitated reduction of the to-
bacco and whisky tax to try to make capi-
tai for himself He has thrown boomerang
that will be his own destroyer"
National Republican., 1878-01-26

The National Republican has n larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
of the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
NJOpIF1CATIoN OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR
Ni PROPOSALS FOR ARMY WAGONS AM
BULASUES AND HARNESS."
a.w WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsnISoToS, ID. c., January ", 1873
70 much of advertisement Of this Office OF lith In
slant, for Proposals for Army Wagons Ambulances,
and Harness" !" ns requires that "Deliyeries nrc "a
commence within thlity days from date OF contract
and DO completed within sixty days from dnte there
Of" II hereby revoked.
Bidders WIN state when and In what quantity thcy
Will make deliveries, and how soon complete the do
livery Of the whole quantity. NC. MEIGS,.
ja1Sbt Qunrtprmnstp General,
National Republican., 1878-01-26
ROOMS FOR RENT.

Ol1 FOURTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE
c'T Franklin sIuare.-Handsomely furnished
Rooms. with iirst.class table Board.
dee5-ly
900 ANDS2j VERMONT AVENUE, OPPOSITE
90 Arlington Hotel. Members of Congress
and other persons desiring accommodations for the
winter or ransently will hnd elegant rooms with The
hnest Table Board, at Mrs. FLINTS. IOISe h first
class IN all respects and terms reasonable nOl7-tf
S(R STREET NORTHWEST.-F RENT,
Soo pleasant south front rooms with board
either transient or permanent also, table-board.
Ocl u
FuRNIsHED RooMs-AT S26 INDIANA AVE
NUE. OC2im*
National Republican., 1878-01-26
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-oN THE lTTH INSTANT, on PENN.
- sylyania avenue. probably near Washington
circle. silver ioK MCFF. A liberal reward will lie
pad for Its return TO Lieutenant BARBER. United
states signal bureau ji,a6,3ts
I OST-FINE DOLLARS REWARD-A DARK.
- blue tard-t ase, with cards or the owner. The
above reward viii be paid by leaving At the Office Of
The Arlington. jan2i.itt
National Republican., 1878-01-26

SOUTHERN Educational Convention will
be held at Atlanta, Ga, on the first Wednesday
in February. 1t will discuss the measures
now before Congress, providing for raising an
educational fund from the sales of the public
lands and other sources.
National Republican., 1878-01-26

SATURDAY JANUARY %, 1878
National Republican., 1878-01-26
MlKKIEU,

EVERYONE who has once used Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup invariably resorts TO Il in subsequent
attacks of Colds, Coughs, etc. Price % cents
National Republican., 1878-01-26

MANNED.
ABBOTT-GOvE-on tho 2ith OF january 1873 by
ney. Alexander Kent, W. T. ABBOTT and Miss
l,.hiiIIE r. COVE, daughter Of W. ID. Cove, esq all
OF Was hingtDn, D. G. No cards
boston papers plerse oopy<l
,kEST.9ONE. On the 2tth Of January, 1878. bv
rev A. ~ Urosh, Rev. ALEXANDER kEST and Miss
oSpnit r cow, daughter OF W. IL COVE, esq, nll
~ warrington, VIII receive their friends at li25
sixth street northwest ON the afternoons and even
ings OF February sand d
LEI-LIyINGSTON.-o the I'D OF Janu.
nry ss at the residence OF the brides father by the
hey Father Jenkins, T. j., WArERnAS p. BAaALEY,
o. georgetown. ID C., and NASsIE NJ, daughter, OF
george ID Livingston, oftbs city, and granddaughter
q The late Hon. Robert Je Roy Livingston, OF New
National Republican., 1878-01-26

All communications designed for pablicdtion
should BE- bisf plainly ,crien and only upon one side
,f Nc paper. Communications pndccDnpdR'ei BY the
same Q The author mol solicited and UN neither bs
veod nor returned. EcioHed manuscript irW not be re-
anrnod nor prcsTrcd. The c,o,c'lot ddic u oW col
snns during the session Of Congress rW preclude Ia
fnse,t ,rof Tonga articles
National Republican., 1878-01-26

Mr.. n. Il. FUGITT Is Agent for the receipt
OF Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper. rs well rs for the Collection of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. u. II McCLELLAND Is also authorized
to solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
FOR SALE.

nFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND-TUIS
- land Is beautifully located, adjoining Lincoln
Park In squares ns Ho 40 1913, iOli lOl5 iul lUi5
lots on easy terms, deferred payments secured at :
per cent The Lincoln PARK Association cOnterl.
plates blildlhg on square Oii In the spring Plans will
be FURNISHED 70 suit the tastes Of purchasers without
cost by THOMAS NJ. PlOWMAN, Architect, at his
can be obtained. unS.iw
National Republican., 1878-01-26
LIVERY STABLES,

I'VE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH IiY THE
w hour, day. or month, first class Carriages at
reasonable prices and short notice Our stock
consists Of Iandaus. IlnrCnCcs, COupes, Light bug
girS, Pony phaetons, Saddle Horses, and In fact
everything that comprises Drst-class Hiring and
Boarding Stable,
We clip horses with the American hOrscCllnpIng
machine IN two hours without singping
Butrpncc 10 the stables / street, between Thlr
tccnth and Fourteenth streets,
noi-Jm J. H. OLCoTT 4 SON.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
HOUSES.

ENOR RENT-HOCSE No. III SECOND STREET
northwest; modern COnVenienCes rent low to a
good tenant Inquire roOm q, Second National Bank
BuuuinS. Ian2l-tf
nor EENT-TIlE NEW AND ELEGANT
n residence containing Twelve rooms with every
convenience. No, 1870 Ncrmnnt Rvenur. Inquire
OF MM. STICK NEN, National Savings Bank corner
of Fifteenth street and New York ave. oci85t
National Republican., 1878-01-26
DIED.

MGOLRICK.-On January IS. Is1s,Mrs ELIZA No
GnLhiCK, In the thirty.ninth year of her ngr.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence, No.
VS. Z street northwest, Sunday afternoon, at two
p M
SElP.-At bismarck, d. T., January 8, 1873, RoBERT
G. SKIP, aged thirty-siS years
fuuernl NJ Masonic Temple. at two p. m :. Sunday,
January q, ISIS. Friends OF the family invited TO
attend.
sMIrH..At 30 p m. on the eJd inst. Rev JouS
SMITH, d. - for thirty eight years pastor OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church OF tins city
HIS funeral Will take place from the church ediHce,
or MONDAY, the 2st inst, at eleven a IN. Members
OF the Iresbytery OF Washington city. clcrPymen OF
tend. ;
National Republican., 1878-01-26
EDUCATIONAL,

WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
SO street opposite the Patent-ofiice.
Design and Drawing IN all Its branches, Geometry,
Mathematics, and civil Engineering. ja3iy
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
- seventh and I streets..Open day and evening.
Beautifnl halls Sons and daughters practically edi-
Gated Thorough condensed instruction, and raining
N rapid calculations English Language, Letier.yrii-
Ing, Busness Penmsnship Business Forms, Book
Keeping &c Day tuition, S0 per quarter, or d per
month, payable on entering. A students quarter or
month begins at tho time OF entering. Evening tuition
- per month. Circular. giving particulars, sent on
application. Artistic pen-work Of every description
de5f IL c. SPENCER. Pnpcipal.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
NJSyS ALL SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN)-
sS Services IN the new chapel, corner l. and Four
tcnnth streets, on SUNDAY ut II a. IN, Rev Clay
bihctanley. pastor. sunday school, GIl jaaGF
rISo Y. NJ. c. A.
sustaining members holding tickets and desiring 10
avail themselves ofthc privileges ofthe
EVENING CLASSES
arc requested to enter their names before JANJT-
AIRY Amer that date entries can bo made only on
the payment OF the regular fec.
Rooms of the y. NJ. G. A. open daily from nIno r.
N. TO ten p. III. Daily meetings ut noon and six p.
FREE READING ROOMS,
LIBRARY.
rARLORs.
All arc invited, iHnltf
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-12

During the recess of Congress. the news
paper correspondent maintains the same
lively interest in affairs. What the i'm
IMAGINATION of newspaper man cannot
do. is hardly worth attempting. We
haven't space to edumera All the cock
and bgii stories SET xiioat bv ,ae Idustri-
Gus and pr0iinc correspondent at Wasn>
lfs.1u
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-12
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. JAN. IL. rs.
From Camp Supply.


riding habits and rosy cheeks. bright eyes /.
round hats and feathers, are very nice
with us isolated out Of the world proba-
TONERS. On a bright autumnal-likc day.
when riding with our dear. dear sweet
heart along the shady by-paths a little
way out oil camp on the beautiful banks of
the sparkling Wolf OF Beaver-Ah sin! it
is happiness to the digniiied equestrian,
while thus mounted on his fiery steed,
dramatically holding the birdie rein while
the delicate little slipper is withdrawn
from delicately wrought tiny sIirrups.
Well. my pony is getting fat. he. not
withstandipg MS Aborigne habits takes
kindly TO his feed. and has already eaten
himself Into the shape OF 4 California pear,
but yoa may ask what OF hiatt just 30,
I'll tell you: yesterday / was riding my
pony-but 10 make loug story short
my pony and myself had difference OF
opinion. lie is noble steed with fiash>
ing eye, and limbs of a biooded racer.
He concluded 10 10 one way. l wanted
him 10 go in "A different direction; he
kicked UP his heels, kicked with mine;
he turned Oh pivot and retained my
.e,t wiz, some di6cnltv. he attempted TO
stand on hi, head. the seat difficulty H.
creased in proportion TO the perpendicu>
larity Ia good world OF his spine, but the
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Supers, A host Of aspiranss
Music by the Camp Supply Social band
Cornen1sr s''
W. ,- WON, how, ro,., .rt.
,.;,.n,
Mai Sroadb.ad arrived Mt this most
from, Eort Elliott n, SATURDAY last and
Till nov N. .roo,s here on "wednesday
.,J ,a,y. tho same dav for For, Dod,.
tn. Cnsxe,n.. A,,r,noes aud p, vince.
b.,a loo, .,e.mnsd mar This most d,r;,g
III. mast ,brea mr. fo,r davs and IN. Gam.
r,;ssarv hos heen busv issu,ny m ,b.n "a.
tiors nran,rstory IN moving h,c,z an their
,osarr,tions n..r For, Pane 50 far THAR
hostile fe.l;nos toward each other ha. h.en
Kent in suh;ect,on nv in. troons With
tbem acting nc sscort
We learn vim regret tha. the GRADY
Sonrs or n a sneciaI oomm,ttee tberefrom
race,tiv made n raid N, the ..I;mea OF.
nee ana captured Two OF lures 'oJecteu
manuscripts. Although saidl TO be 'old
timers vet If annears they made very door
;.aar.,t a., .h.,, -. no,
ooice''ohS' ii'ouiuen sha' 'nos "' MY
able to declpher the chlrOgraphy-proba>
bIy owing to the inability of the said
,,,,. 3. - - r.. t..a e.
0olni,'i''eo W ioau' anu "noi io'ee" W
the club met with no better success-Ow-
ing to the same cause But we are happy
,,J.ad ~ lo.r, tho, si,ca ,ho, .v.-tf,I
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period. the club has engaged the known
lady killer. (by his good looks) "Pinkey.r
"a in,.r,,a,s, co,nse, and cores,ondsnt
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and no doubt the Times readers VIII