davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HOW: DIAMONDS WE'RE MADE.
4 Detailed Account OF Mr. IIRnnny'a
NIcthoI-A CoAtly and Dangerous Ex-
pertinent.

pprlmGnts
London Nt1ri.
rars t6o 6o 1aos ~ ahs nS nao
made to tho eIoot that diamonds had beon ar-
tlfloiaily produced In utnsgow by process not
rot dIvalsed, and that, having been examined
By tho highest chemical an1 ntnernloglcal au-
thoritlcs, tho now gems l,u been found to aatls-
fy e tue conditions hitherto alono supplied
% NO diamonds TON Sa.ures SOW own a. laboratory:
aaonss vsrs sseseeess sss s and
tno @ ,ntoecst In tho sn1jcos somewhat di'nin,
publication BY slr. q. h. 1lannay, In tho rcoont-
,,ans, =, H. ,Io ,,so .uc.nn w ~ .yh" @
nos sous's q. suu s vInou ~ "nu.i
j. only ~ record Of i;,niinhlo ps;soysranSSe
agaltist ofot ul.nou!LiGs OF seienIne
eao eSoa tae e rsserd II e 4oMy St o
s@t1n may be 9nt"ino @ dram nc fast a. nt
treau9nt; rurn!oes xess blown y ~, to psecs stnl
's osher so; oe;ossoss sspcs was sa bco'!
fully prcpnrea, filled, welded. antt nostcu ~ 9
g savS sd 1's sp"!s tic
mont. !" The continued strain % tue norves."
writos IT. MAna , sc tos r. s
x tssRitos ssassx seS % ths IT, 10 e.P sS
Iho :InakinK YKs7o e%xReslw,sfnts % were
mads many II attempta to fna a. solvent fer lie
alkall metal. sodium. potassium, aud lIthiun1.
~ 70 in7ss 5 ot e9nd m tn saeh s1vens s,to 70
Even ia the osss e 5ydsoS;sFSots. .,; sash u
carbon, tho alkal eoIablsied With tho hydrogen,
sottnx FREQ tho carl,on. Now, as.. . wo
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prutcntng corner md tiisnrpcnrrh fnrcyer from
tht. gazn ami grip, Of tho "unarrncd Kcn-
tickians." Gcn,. E1my. turning Hr0iri,1, re-
marked that ''tilat nort nf Kamc might bo
played by c,ls-thr,ats nnd thaycs III Now York,
but It wn,lh mt wprk on KcntuckinnH IN aEht
rest f tho co1nrany n, @ Hsnc si ii. u st " IN ito
fnllo where tho business of tho inecItnH Hla
continued, t1nlhierrnptcd. TO tho efoso IT, Tint
Cronfctl no morn communion than tho fnling ot
pnbIylo in n bOsty nf watrr cf ctlilnl tx!cht hf
bIsfaor. and even tho relf,rtrrs of tho Ctncin-
mnined ior " "kfr. T. Hamburg q tnk @ i - New
Yurk, twIet Into lIa. and rive It T., Tt',th. Y
meeting on tho -cnlteti folh nj honnr. tiarn
my Mr.. =. Hamburg, "ifi0 Ron!al soul, = tplk nh
hIs In tho lIEectlnn OF New fork.
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our worthy md ,lfstlha,lithrI fcDw- towns.
man. Smith, who kcrps thn iN,ss nccryEtnrc NJ
Wnrl No. - t,err nl.xayn nj tnr,, yrstuttihy te-
tens. This Il mt tho first t!n,c thi. unhenIs-of
event In. taken pfnrc. We understand Mr.
Hlnith IA being fAvnrably spoken OF rs candi.
Tte editor 9r,ans IN t,ia spirit M he lights n
o!Rar With MI ?iIort. j. Ia mot long botnre 10
hGnrx TINT Smith Is Fn!nR rn,Ini enyinH lhat he
hns Atc tho papnr wnt It Ia, hut II Ia not ilc.
pentcnt cnouHh for place Ike ualycat0n.
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Legal T'recedet.1~ lIlltstru ted.

II. M}clHtfF1 UHl-}, fAHtkl, .
4 buy tltltnHtl WlA>i Lrt,rnrl lcolnrNdl Wpe
tlrowno,t ii, il,o Woalnlcs, FtlIs mll-JnIhl, and
ai,u,lt tho tl,lo at tho noaltlent \ Ct,iorats man
game up lukt Nv ss,.Ao Dya i asnW,; S t.2 ,y hay
Tho ttuw said, 'pns int iMly luck II ,lo water,
ynll l,i, no right IL got $lirn out tl Jury Soos.
wus nut buck tntn tho water to uwat eeHHi III
veatEgat!ni. Aftsrn tilnu ho wns nE.lttl drawn
fr,ni the water, W!shet! great sI,l clhllrr INT
ti,Irapi.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July lb.--In the mile run
ut tho Pavilion last night Petor Mcintyre
lnndo the distance In 4:3O, tho best profcs-
siunal time In the United Suites,
SxSr s1x fnAse!YSSS M Yo3 Suy M dSiss Da,;: DM
man, ait; Lee, 24l; Donloy, al. :.
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SPORTING.
THE TURF.

In this city approaches the +1ocky ClMl, track
nss'tmcs n 1Iveller inspect, IL possible, than
before. with few exceptions tho horses ctl-
gagged hero next week linye arrived, and out
OF tho two hundred Rltd fifty flyers nt.tle
track enough are given ,fast work ,eycry
morning 10 nako tho scene lively and Mt
tractIye one. Ycstcr1y was no exception to
the general rule, n large amount of speeding
being done. Probably tho most notable pcr-
forlnance was n milo III 9::e011 BY tho Aficl-
'lgap horse, John Grant, TINT IN entered In
the 9:27 cfass here. Hardly was the comment
ever .hta trtal oycr whom Hopeful 'yns
SI1Ef 1n6 o out ,ara aa oFe d, f"G 4s1 1we %ftGs
i:isJi, which sl!ows tint tic ltttle gray llAs
!Its'spGct. st. julien WIS 0l tho track carly
Jog, was cooled ont and hooked to ssllky.
wllGn 10 did lalf.1nlIe halldily IN 1;;1oi7,
tic lust Quarter being In o. sccullls. Tlero
s r t " a traaE efao fr b f rsos Wlss' m seen alIS
Kentucky Wilkes nnn! Cnlatutis worked. Tho
s!, seeSnf III ii jill: & and d. = tEira in a:!
SsiE Saa?s 529 '''s a e." i IsFtht sGFs H, o ''" and
s" ae Rea Y ad Rts Nl,ieto @ M ana W coano a:
lofo Sweetser ont but tho hitter could not
" lHllE Ikl1CN uEk{Et tIHil HssN- N}lllH blaN-
dleton Is getting steadie,r, ma went : ,nile
near the! quarter pole Sleepy Tam WINS
worked by his rubber, and sent tllro,tEl!
te spee en rnsr Saef brons a. eD"t "t @ ae
hitter n paccr-in rapid succession. liam
n!s was worked III company with
tIrso RolnE . ,n'is together In 2::s, lid III;
fShinE we'll together. Frank Vntl NESs nnl
G;,J. Fuller g1ye l'alm1 aud {sr99y Cloud 4
milH toscItl'sr, IN the LAST I Hla It henG g;n ~
VIA Is said 'I to 30 Ik canliaste % for hohers II
the two:llile rnco through, tho Central Cir
cult but did not allow him to slow tho great
speed ho IL known to possess. Monroe Chief
barpy pSu IT. 1siilYs4 a @ sSps peee eXSfS Wst
in a:3s, both holng driven by Dustin: Little
brown jug, tho pnce1w WIS on hand, but Vnn
! Ness did nut open lin out my.
tho az aSriSe WIZ Of 'f' te eel =; sbtsd M tyease lily
Trinkct, TINT Is to trot agn'nst MaMd S. lcxt
week Saturday. She ca1lc direct from KEN
lucky III charge Of l.cr driver and trainer,
admired iii tho afterrnoon. She seems 10 ba
H. the tlnest possible sllnpe, and the rage in
which she and MAud s. are cl,Engcd will bo
ono Of tho mnst interesting Of tho meeting.
Az Gena ,Ssaes Gsa s faxs s M cs g. sy3"s Ws
sh0 will meet l1nnnis, Charlie Ford. md
other ell-known flyers.
1t wNs learned yesterday TINT May Mnn-
ming anu Zen hlorrlli, COUPLE Of Canallan
come, tho company being dceulcd 4 little too
| 1n6t 10r Lnc!H. ,-.-.
MeSArs. Heck and SplAn hnv0 purchased
one of tho fastest hants0nles5, n1ttl
pest bred y9nng3teFs III th0 country. y being
Wilkes, out Of a mare by George II. Patcllen.
Tho colt i very speedy, having shown gnn!r
| tors IN thlr&y.Slx seconds, and O 1ull milo III
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very favorable for tho rlpening OF small
Fratm, and threatens no further dnlnago by
ILLINOIS,

Special Dttratth 10 7As Chicago Tribune.
SANDWICH, H., July 15.-The farmers
have busily Improved tho good weather the
laying this week, having 4 kootl average
crop. Mnny will commence cutting their oNts
abundant, the hcata .illling out nicely, anil
lnnlly ilella will nycrago sixty bushels t6 tho
nero. 4 few, however, complain TINT their
oats are rushing. bnt yery little wheat raised
cllt
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valuable )cwolry md plenty OF money. Inc
thief retirgs to tho room, md snGnktnE away
~ anrt tnG e. oae ,E p sIn Hrs a G y nnssh1e 'as G
Iron Iron, chioroforni or r. otiier narcotlc, @ cnrrius
oil at iio snfnc time. iii iii, casl, ntti ynln-
hles le Gun Inv llaf,tis of ttnOn, About two
;ozen co'apiaints Of aueI tGefts l,Hye recently
t,1ost recent IL TINT Of Adn
KiMbatl, n State street celebrity, who
Wcs piilt1derett recently Of sotne fingGr.riI,gs,
nnl q mir Of diamond enrrings valued at
sl''' Ahore IS no ~ elew 70 soo 'n''f'
,u , z TIE ,EE JUSTICES. ST. .:a. ,,,,,o.,
,rrost ,ros 1'o,,.IannJ IT, v.stor,,e v,a Tn,,,v1
~ ,oo s ~" niar,,s ,,tor arrast ~ rnI,t,nr
rs one o. e elerRs anaee nrses' LOT 1ot ronnms
Dealers was yesterday arraigned before
.1nstice Wnilace. anti ,ipo,, application his
caso ,yas continnc,l tn the 17ti,. in sTy1 bnii
, Eso WIS ;e"ns ,at. ~ to+ @ ~ a,, -, 1s It,
innocence, and il quito confident Of ucquittal.
ra,uea W 1v,,eon n man y, o,,out Az vaora
s"eo ". ~ ' ~ c.,;vat ~ Ts;, ~ ys",,
w"s " nn sI% '9 aaca ~
Of malicious mischief. John j. Dadenock,
of No in. west Woah,nrtnn street, Is thc
o,,nnr ~ :, ,oino1,,n trottin- man ,vhich
oMer VI ~ xa.au9 10y s'e't .,'s..v, WV. m.
ijs storo. Enr1v last tuesday evening.
Inhn Ssyeet mn emntoy6 of Mr.. Dntle.
nos mock, '"p upon E going ' to hitch ~ up tho tho
niaro fonnd Wilson In the ,s!lGd tampering
with her., Jig and q 1icighboring mill en,,
ploy6 seized the fellow, ana held , HIN until until
Mr nndenock was su,I,In notified; Il'G latter .
aii! bleeding copious1y. 11e could not c0,t-
tr0l himself, 50 provoked was he, anil before
turning the fellow over to Officers Thorpe
and Ilorney gave him sound .lrub0lng. A
rulnetl, aid Mr. Hndenock plnces the l0ss ut
$1,000. Pure dnyitry md malice arc theonly
1uetfca Wo1tnce. Charles sneucer. sailing
ltGuor to Minors, 500 to the CriMfnnl Court;
Martln Cavalaugli, Charles Brnzier, Charles
u. Goiu larceny Or w@te.. mn0 % cniii ,,s,. nnS
odtIross u ,vo,tci Hv tSn nnIcoT ~ nis tVnr.
nicke. burglary OF George Spccklencycr's
house at No. 5Sl7. Calumet ayenuc, 500. to
tho Criminal C6urti Mye gamblers, arresteu
1Io niot, NT If llk Kn"ater seae VIZ" cnnus so'1' ~
rtmie to ,yustice SumniprtIoll, Tho argl-
mcnt NpoM :, tho scarch-warrant issued
Justice, upon ascertaintng that tho tables mud
aMything further about the ensc.. Justice
W'alsl: Joseph KaElante md Joseph EFT. s
horse III an alley 1ioar the c9rner of lialstsd
@ nt }nn or water frnm Snntlov n,nrntmr to
y Hfnni1nW dn nnon ~ wy" s9a1 ooc,, To- .ta Griminni
q.n,,rt. WiiI1n,m~ WiiI1, ~ mnolittic @ disnr,}nrv cn,,.
tiuet 1 towarts % lIlte % sir|s ' in U,.iun park,
s1oo to tic ii}ti,. justIes .inEersoii: Patrick
ySr ar9y 5te'@aPt1 5 @ e ,Rote1ye 1n1EHee eonet M91e
In,n s,,,Scy v i aIas Fr,t7 hnrgiarv n simn,;
% Brew's saIoo ai uD dwrilinr. nt liz eorer CO ] t,f
Tannl and Wriaiit straets S510 10 tha Urin,-
% innj raaTt. H :i,stire % Kanfm :Jn,nes Enl-
!i!ht Guutr OustAIo lA.ts n'ttis 1i..nSo S.n
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DASE-BALL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
. ALBANY, July .,15.-Proyidence, 8; al
baby, !,
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans.
Ing he stomach and bowels and even To
blood. In small doses Of one pill . day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYIR's Pills have been. known for
noes than . quarter Of = century, and have
chained q worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are 50 composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every.
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiaed the best Of
human skill. While they produce power.
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamed.
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapsed sosll ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these pills may
be taken with safety BY anybody. Their
sugar-coasing preserves them ever fresh.
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
pxgRAsED N .
Dr. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Ps>esaal ~ Aoalytieol Cheaiees,
nH6 ~ NM DkVG0lS1S EVERYWH34&.
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DIR. g. McLANE,S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used prepar.
asory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are IN.
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has 4 red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR. McLANE's
LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr..
c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McL0Me, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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JOSEPH G KEYsER,
BrielkmolkeP and Layer.

IA PREPARED 70 do Oh work entrusted
/ "a. him quickly and in . workmanlik,
manner. Tomb, Ch'mnsyA Cistesns and
other wofk solicited.
Ordsv lefS at BU1LARD 4 CAMP.
BELLS will - promptly attended 70.
jan. u. ". -
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Medical.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE,

VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance IS pale and lead
! en.colored. with occasional flushes.
q a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated. swells, and sometimes
bleeds; swelling Of the upper lip;
occasional headache. with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable,
sometimes voraciQps, with a gnawing
sensation Of the stomach. at others,
entirely gone; fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom.
ting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular. at times
oostive; stools Shiny, not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa.
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and Convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
Irritable, nc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exit;
DIR. e. McLANE'S VERMIFUCE
f., will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration. notcapadh ofdoixs the slightest
Miu,y to the NEST htudfr infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's YER
MFUGE bears the signatures Of E.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:- ,
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HIC SuC "OSS CT
Ective and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but ef
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
searchinp cathar.
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RE OF THE PEOPLE is THE SUPREME LAW.
NATCHlTOCHES, La, MARCH l3, 1880.
Merchants, &c.

| Merchants, &c..
| HENRY 4. WAlmSLEY,
| Successor to NJ. II. CARVER.)
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
''' CLOTHING,
CROCKERYWARE, &C., &C.,
Also 4 general line of Plantation and
Family supplies.
May 1, 1878.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIME undersigned is now opening q
i large and complete assortment OF
Winter Goods:
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING,
HATS. AND
Prices very low for cash. Cotton
bought at highest market price, or fair
advance made on consignment.
L. CASPARI.
tillmay'8O.
JOHN L. GILL;
q REGG & FORD,
COTTON FACTORS,
land GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
-DEALERs IN
GROCERIES & WESTERN PRODUCE
.iges's Rsns lmprorsd Revolving Head Gin.
90, 81 and g Levee,
SHREVEPORT la.
Sept. ely.
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QAIpgI YIIDs, GROWTH 1879.

FtssA supply juet received By ]. G.
rRlCn1b 1ieeet mn Il BUD1 ~,
~ eaioa 80 an6 eeed potaeeea 'gs...-
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"lnE DAYS OF PGRNLDS. "
A Love Legend Of Ancient Greece.
CHAPTER XII.

By CIGARETTE"
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Geo. 3. Strong,
Successor to +. A. Tyler,
invites the attention of the
public to his entirely New
and Elegant Stock of Gold
and Silver atch e 8,
Clocks, Jewelry, Dia-
monds and other Precious
Stones.
Also, a full and extern
sive line of Solid Sterling
SILVER ana flaCe0 ware.
Watches Repaired, Dia-
monds Reset, and Jewel
nv of all kinds made to or
der and repaired by expe-
rienced workmen,
lis Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Dec. 4.-Sm.
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(oox7IxvIp ol Jovl1I lAeal
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CROCKERYWARE, &C., &C.,

Also 4 general line of Plantation and
Family supplies.
May 1, 1878.
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ntlCf1CE in tho District Courts OF
X11shitoehss, Sabine, DeSOtO and
iEvs nd in the Supreme Court OF
n G1alo March lily.
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THEssALus Of whom thou spaiest
Where lives he? D0et know him
or was this name but the diseased
coniurriing OF thy wandering fmagfn'
"However great the misfortunes
have suffered from the hands Of
PRALARls." replied the lady, II could
not 90 evil. minded be-, a. to refuse
thee what little knowledge I have Of
this noble youth. II thou art bid
brother, thou hast sullied his fatr
name by baselv linking thy fortunes
to tho man whose henchman now
thou art! But thou cans not bo the
brother OF this TAEssALus.
NlREus knelt before tho virRin.
''Ladv," ssid be. 'blsmo not the
slave for bis masters sius-cooarm
me 10 thy opinion that THHssALUs IL
not my brother, and tho object OF my
visit is accomplished"
"Thou art the son." replied IcYL.
Liza. "of MARJulYx, and ! know
Stay thee !"-reepectfully inter.
rupted NR9Us rising. II an not the
son Of the S0roeress"
IcYLI1A looked at tho youth in a.
tonishment,
Tell me-" continued N1REus.
who y this THEssALus Of whom thou
Tue maiden replied: 81 will tell
thee ali I know Of him. One month
before thy hated master committed
the crime against me for which be
yet will be brought to justice, the
wealthy THEssALus demanded OF my
father. my hand 10 marriage. Pres.
ents rich 10 beauty and value every
seven days By eeven gaily dressed
slsves were placed at my feet With
the simple message. "Loves ofkeringe
to the Bride Of THsssALUs." I have
never seen my eccentric sutton. Ny
aged father kneW him and favored
his wealthy suit. Further than the
I know nothing-save that tho slave
loPHoN, that ye have igoominiously
injured within the dismal eubtef.
ranesn precincts beneath this man.
slon. Vas purchased BY my father OF
National Republican., 1880-11-04
TIE 1IoUoR LICENSE QUESTION
Proceedings OF the License Board and Lctte
of the Commls sioners.

Proceedings OF the License Board and Letter
of the commissioners.
Tho liquor license board received twenty
applications for licenses yesterday, which
were subjected to the customary examination.
The following applications were approved:
Mary BrRnagan, 1909 Sixteenth street north
west; Driver 81 SchoGeld; 1343 L street north
west; J. S. Peirce, Imperial hotcl William
Grtason, Grcason house; j. ii. Vernon, 6l5
Fuur.and-a-half street southwos; w. Z.
Poulton, 227 Seventh street southwest, and
Joseph w. Denty, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
The following were fayorably considered
and sont to the treasurer and assessor for re.
vision Mrs. NJ. White, 2l4 III street north.
west Anna NJ Rohr, Piney Branch road; L.
T.. Tavcnnor, NcwCut road (Drover's Rest;
John Curtin, 159 Bridge street, Georgetown;
Harry Middleton, 219 Ninth street northwest;
John Z. Moses, Brightwood, and Simon Wolf,
Schuctzen park.
A protest was filed by General H. V. Boyn-
ton of the Cincinnati Gd:ette, L. w. Letmate
a jeweler near the Ebbtt house. and others
against the granting of license to Driver &
Scholcld on the ground that they were dis
turbcd by the playing of tho band In the gar.
den. Tho application in this case had been
approved by the board but they sent it and
the protest to the commissioners for action.
An anonymous lettor was received protest.
ing against Il license being issued to II. Koch,
on seventh, between and Y streets north
west, but the board decided to take no notice
of such communications.
The commissioners have now on hand sew
eral applications approved by the license
board, but which have had protests filed
against them, and will hear both sides before
issuing them to the applicants.
In reply TO d resolution adopted by tho pas.
tors meeting last Monday requesting that
ordinary protests against the issuance OF
| liquor licenses be considered, the commission
ers state that they will receive and consider
all protests in the premises, but that in order
to give such protests effectiveness they should
be accompanied by specific reasons which can
be substantiated by proofs. Verifcations oi
signatures are and will continue to be made
| by the police and examinations as to Lawful
numbers by tho treasurer and assessor Of The
| District.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
IhnInMn I;nnnhlIcans.

Tho Iowa Republican association met at
the Veteran club rooms on New York avenue
last evening. Tho secretary being absent in
Iowa, Colonel Cowo was appoin cd rs secre-
tary pro ten. The president, Judge Vale,
stated that he had received several communi.
cations from Dcs Moines and other points
thanking the association for services per-
formed in behalf of tho republican cause in
Iowa. The treasurer reported that he had
sufficient funds to meet all expenses of the
association, aud those who had taken hand
in tho work congratulated one another that
their labors had not been in vain. Fred
Clark, esq, presented number OF campaign
song books to the association. II was resolved
that when the association adjourns it be to
meet at the call Of the president. A vote of
thanks was rendered tc thecongressonal com.
mittee for courtescs extended to the asso.
citation during tho campaign.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

New dining and lunch rooms-The Tenn.
pic Cafe, Goa Ninth street northwest
.-Bencdictine Malt Vino Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
B. +. Queen Of the st. james news stand
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week.
Tho only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 L
street, near Judiciary Square Best shampooer
this side OF New York. Dr. Bovee.
You can publish three.lno advertise.
ment of want, rent for sale or lost three times
for twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry, otc Call or
address IIcrzog 305 Ninth ST., near Pa. ave.
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho woll-known place. 903 Il street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths
The Washington Light Infantry corps
held its regular monthly meeting last evening
at the armory, but transacted no business of
public interest.
Colonel j. r. Cook. the chief clerk at tho
headquarters OF the republican congressional
committee, was surprised Tuesday by being
presented with q handsome water pitcher and
goblet by his associates.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered In a shed in the rear of Cap.
tam GlIIottS residence, NO. Slo Stroot
southeast. An ulalm was turned in from box
80 and the fire was quickly cxtinguished,
Mr.. C. G. Pearson, living at 333 G street
northwest, reported at police headquarters
last evening that man giving his name as
Allen Powell, who had been boarding at his
house for two weeks had left without paying
his bill, besides taking away n pair Of opera
glasses belonging to ono of the other boarders
and q latch key.
An alTray occurred on Thirteenth street
between and d northwest, last evening" be.
tween two colored men named Ben Smith and
John Simms, during which the latter was
struck Oh the head with II brick and CHASTITY
scalp wound inflicted He was taken to the
! Fifth precinct station, whero DR., Walter at
tended him. His assailant escaped.
A man named Thomas Ewing, armed
with begging letter stating that he hat
been burned out of house and home, solicited
charity at tho house Of Police Officer Sullivan
and as he gave evidence ofbcing proies5iona
beggar, Officer Sullivan took him to tn,
station house. Judge Smell yesterday sent him
to the wOrkhouse for three months.