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, 1880-04-13
The School Lcnscs.
IN fta Et,ftto+ of frtH fth{r9nn 1t.lk,tA,


CHICAGO, April 1a.-The notion OF tho Hohool
Bolri towards tho lcssecs Of tho school property
nn lIalsted und MMllson etreats Ia simply unjust.
Tho BoArl ady1rttsed for lids, when tho tenants
supposed in tho usslnl way an appraIsAt would
be made rs nearly fnfr rs possible. Tho tennnts
bid, and found n1llYher one nude by n rcspectn-
bic party who wera not aware that nny wrong
was In the tnatter, b,tr withdrew on lcarntng the
st4tc Of tho c,ae. The 1soMr1. still determined
aKain ntiycrtAett. At.tl tho tennMts bid higher
III .fnut higher thin thu formerly hlxlicat hid;
nKnln Atuttar purity, without my Wr0ng illtcltt,
lillde bill higher sill atld hboyG the renl value;
nlll INV thu IipAr1l-D to 5-prupnsu tn tjU u
wrong unprecedented In such c,,AgT Tho Irsscos
who hass t'cnn u1i tho property twcnty to thirty
ychrA hAti no doubt thIt tho apprnlRa! woulil
lcAyo tautn tho optlun Of AtNepttng or
nnt: r.:o,, but shols rsopSfty muss .!a 10 sae.
nnar! which, having II little pDwer, ~ dnlpH all
thu tlMIlilKo 1t tnn tD lsllluceht pNrtles. l1Ew
could thirty tOt.Mlts know thu value Antf not
!tRat'lst thu combination OH tho inart Vt tho
lIHrI to tlr!vD thpn mt right Or Wrong? Whnt
IL tlis ljtlt Irish lAn.llorstn? Tho whnlo cot,l.-
try rings nbnnt tho heArtlrsncsa Of EnRsh land.
!oFds. an. vet hero 10 q e. t.aso III every respect
from, thelr pr0rerty without n,ly rcEnrt! IT. ci1-
~ Ind wltllOht compensation. II there IL Any
difference, one wnMt! IIku III know wh1ra Tho
present tenns ttro willing to piy tho full yAtug,
tho Hoard tu say Whut It sh4lt 10. As botwec,i
MIN and &nan thoro WOlltd 10 III ts>AtIc, hit
lur0 u n true representation OF " BCAlless cor
l'Qt,ston resolved to vlafatu every rrlleiplo Ut
berallse by ehnAen thpy nrc in possfssl0n u u
little {oWer. Il.
, 1880-04-13
The Now York Churches

:. From book recently preparod in Now York,
A. sn a!s.toas Ct ~ kinds y that aty. q .hoss
mosiations for nlx,ut s76oG pcrso.s. Ths Tr.st-
eatant Eptsoopai Church eu.ts tho penttaalantlfst
tn churuhos aud II, the number NJ sitttnxs. Mi,as
9ehutchos, e!.apel,, and a.isspus, WIN q, l,a!6
tin9a; tho MstaoMlst Episoopai Chursh u, with
~ &a stttn4a: Tho baptist H. Wilt : ,stl s!ttn8a;
" uhlon Vhurulcs thcro nro u; lio reformed
!llutohl Church bus 2s lla,Nn s!ttnxs; and
tho luthefuus -, with ht1D s!atIllXs TAe Rats,nn
Catholic Church. With IS GhurGhUs AMI cHprls,
II cred!tel with 10bso stttinxs. tho lartest NUM-
h1r for any 0l,e denomination In tho city. iuu
Ps1tcsiant EP.stopal Church pr9gt:rty !ehurch
Alt6.nun Catholic 1t &a,137 QUO; tho Presbyterian
vt &a0at a1l; tho Jowish Ut f9,:ss5 0>1; the llo-
formed tfjAtctt q e. .s,i .5; tho ticthttst i:ptx
sopat ct tssl,ooo; a1.' The iIaptstta. Sl,;7i. o.
jchurph e.lliiccs ul,d lots il xl0. l7s,& uad tor1
IL other real cstate hei ~ tho tarInus asta1nll-
a1.oo q, q propcsty hsid BY churches si q, That
mjlsters ts soos ise' Of wh,ca tss EpiscnnaiIans ~
pay $sta500. tho O. psesbyterlnna ElSt9lO, tho
Aothodlsts, 981EQ, aad tho Aomau Catholic j
&ssQ.HeN. :
, 1880-04-13
TILE COURTS.
Validity Of the Oleomargarine
Patent Disputed.
Tho Telegraph War-Reoord Of 1udg'
ments, New Suits, Etc.

OLEOsIANGAR1SE.
In Janunry last the United States Dairy
Company flied bill against benjamin md
Samuel Sctocneman md Benjamin, Efscn-
tlrath to prevent them from Infringing II
patent for making olcnnlnrgnrine, cte., grant
ri Dec. 70, ts17, IL lIiprnlytc 'fcgc. Tho at.-
swcr OF tho defendants to this bill, which lliis
j,lst been filed, nttncks the validity 0f thu
patent III numerous ways. Tllc defendants
claim tho patent Is void becat,se It Is mt de-
scribctl with sufficient tctatl and iuetdity IN
cnnble even a skilled person to- manufacture
DleUitlnrKnrfne according TO Its directions:
atth TINT IL tire directions are followed tho
result Will be very different frntn wlInt IL
stNtctl iii The specifications: tllat tho subject
iisrlf Is not pntcntAble; that tho patunt Is
void because of culiccafncnt frOltl tho plibtG
nf Important conditions essential to sttecess; ;
TINT the Bnt1lo Invention was known md pat-
niltel lit England III 1850, fB:a, 1S3sj, nll1 va
rt0us other times; tint It WIS patented III
America In 1871, aid at other tfn1cs there be-
illg fourteen patents In England and eighteen
In the United States for a similar nrtlclH;
that the process Is described In Urts DIE
tlunary, Aftsprntt's Chemistry, atld nearly
fur l,zcn atl.er wnrks on chemistry, etc.
tr1le defendants nfso deny that they have
illfgnEEt tic pntent, rs they rcner ut tt!ill-
,,erattira Of In degrees to 130 degrees F.,
which Is materially different princess from
rendering ut los degrees, mid moreover they
Use ITO RnHiric jntcn iii this process. McASrs.
Dlxon d Smith, kosenthnl tX Pence, and DAn-
liing Il Danillny appear for defendants.
, 1880-04-13

simply owing to a failure ot tle crops for
mostly confined to tho Catholic portions OF elie
island. wlcrc, t,l'u,y OF the people arc Melltll-
could help ii, Ii money should bc sent in hls
carc, lie wonltl.sce TINT II went lllntMly to the
buying Ut kcetl for small nunl-
Der Of Baptist farmers who wero too
R1e ESess MD to SE o re uf'S o Mfa0 eS sf te %o o.
derfMlty, These farmers were represented ,ts
1ieithsr ,aSn laSy "or ipro'l'le't' anu thorough
oa !'e.'on. tho former ACTION Of t,s es2nte5;
moneys So far COLLECTED IL tho Naptlat
stem! IL Dr. Henry, Of Belfast. No answer
Ind hecl, received from, Tho latter IN reply 10
aiso s t ,1yc a tat tn meSt M tay tn s st,trbsts ~ as
fe tnkcil ZIP In tll0se ch,!rclies Which ,linvu
n0t aI,Mn.ly done 50, ind the in"itcy ho sent
',:S; Ssx NJ, Sspy :ssh morning Il te 'sy D. 1n
{yS ;,,o. yjew Of Christian andy S1ateTiaiis'c
Xftcr PRAYER by the Rey. Mr.. Dick, tic con-
fercrce adjourned.
coSnlE1ArlONA1.
The Congregational ministers met Mt the
n. Pond occnple,l ting clair. I'lla subject ot
, the il3rntng: "Shafl W. appoint a SabhAtll-
School Stcretary for Dllr decentralization was
opened by thy Rev; ]. q. Armstrong, md par:,
tlclpsste;l r. by otheT; TheEe wsrS pIese,!t !!
Il. a. Dis, 81 s. W"K " Ea!o,,, IL t. j. Esta9 ID HcM j. Wit,
Z. 4. Towso, NJ. ". Darling, u. +. Larltt s.
Gilbert, !1r. s: j.. Humphrey, Gsorga limit
sE'ff 4ESf E. & wicax, a S"9}f r. }te e. NJ II. T!1'iS5 n J.
ton, Mr. II. g. Hazard, ". A. Lloyd, j. +.
Disscll, aud james Powell.
, 1880-04-13

1870 S9'l. The receipts for the past yenr
were tho largest ever known Tor Hume mis-,
s;'asy q; tho s isfS E sf rase H. s s's fa
et te sFssa efs seeon t. and raf T s GSn!ces les
OF Chicago tho amounts, contributed cx-
ssSs tss Jug G sepert asNd sss 'qf ,he stesn s SS
OF the Trcsbytcry to tip urgent necessity
for increased contributions durlnE tho
co1nlig year, refers to tho excellent and satis-
mil Winds ,,1 wifi. q kindly reiererc9 to tho
efficient and faithful services Of tho Rev. Z.
II. Davis, tho Society missionary.
Prof. Elliott, frnni tll0 Committee on Edit
men, 1T present attendinE, schools nntl eol.
leges in Chicago and vicintty, recommending
tint tho approximations in their ald be coil-
The ii,cv. Arthur Mitchell, from the Cont
.... FOREIGN MISSIONS,
reatl ills, ,ycnrly report. Reports from cycry
show tiat tlle srowth OF Interest md
snbers.iP s; irIS " tS ,,.tn, tbs If PITT ss
G"e G{fs YSe oa Il e ftsff ie g ~
gaM of 5000. Tio report statcs anai,E The
Indians Ok NORTH Arlerica tifty-elght coil
verts llad been made.
oi tho United Btetes war Department, It wol,td
hye h.. t sost t1 K tn9.s fEsiEt a III ns t
ut n totai cxputlao ri Si:5n5 to say nothlng Of
itntncasurablo blessings lMparted 10 tho,lsan1s
manifest,
OF tho So, coo given by this prcsbyterydur-
Ing the iast year to the Rctltva'eitt ndnfd,
~ '@o hAs been expended ut lione and sls,~
Tic lscv. Robert ". Patterson, Chairman
Of the Committee on The appointment OF.
, 1880-04-13

Chronic skin discusses. Ear1es Of tho n0ue, Hu.
Enors in tho Hood. Scrofulo,,s Discusses, hid Or
UNNATURAL 1fMbit Ut nuly. Syphilis and Venereai,
ForDr sorcat Chronic or Old ulcers. gHlt Nhel,m,
Ricketts,, White Swelling. Scnld Head, Uterine
Affections, CNnkers+ 1inndlAr Swallnks, Nodes,
Wasting and Decay Of the n0dy, FEinpies md
nUtchcs, TuM0rs. Dyspepsia, Kidnoy and Blad-
der Diseases, CHRONIC Ahclinntlsfn md GUlIt,
Consumption, GrAvcl md CAlctilnla Deposits,
and varieties Of tho ntove complaints to which
sometimes nro given apecions nls,nes. ,...
Possesses tho curative power over these diseases
that Radway's lsesuivrnt furnishes. It cures
atcP ny step. surrey. frpn1 tho foundation, md
restores tho injured purts to thnr sulnd cf,nil-
ton. THE WASTES or TtIE n0DT ARE sTOrrKD,
AND iiHArrHY ntOor IL EurrLfRn TO THE srH.
TEN, from which now material IN formed: 1hlsts
tho tlrse corrective poWor of ltnWay l9es,lyent,
In cas0s where tho system hAs bGcn saivntcd.
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive 8ut'!mRte
haye aG@e;,Iniaated @ md occoino deposItad IN tha
bones, joints. etc.. cnnsing carlos ct tho bonGs,
sWelllilEa vnrlcoac veins, etc.. tho SnrHnpArllan
will resulvo away tlloao deposits md oxtcrn!-
nRto tho virliH Of the diRenAe from tho systutn.
II tho#o WIN Arc taking these medicines for
the cure Of Chronic, SGrufHlou8, or Hyph11tlo
diseases, however slow nMy DO tho elirc, !" feel
better. and find their general health fmprov.
Ing, their flesh aud weight. increasing, or 0yon
Keeping It's own, iR sure sl3n TINT the cure fa
prpgress'ng. 1n these diseases the patient
ease ts not Inactive: L not arrested und driven
from tho blood, It will spread and continue 10
untlortnlne the constitution. As aoon as tho
BAllsArAnILl.tAN makes tho patient " feel bet.
tar," every hour y.Hl will grtlw bettcr and In
crease Ia health, strength, nrd llcah.
, 1880-04-13
Sn,,1t Machine and OIL.

10 tn Editor q 7Af Chicago 1FtbuHe.
CH1cAuo. April 1a.-lf tho 1'i.nt# wilt omit tho
Associated Press dispatches and tho Hurket ro-
ports published In the other dailes, run Its
"cupy" through Il snlrt-nitc.inp, and also SIOUX
Its editorials in oil to neutrzo the Storey pnrt,
It will be able to save inure whito pnper thnu It
cAn DO by Its proposed p!Nu. mud will Klye butter
aAisfntt1on III tho public. II It will do this. Il
news and daily political qualification articles.
"TIxEs" READER.
, 1880-04-13
THE FIDELITY,

Judge Jameson was engaged yesterday
morning iii hearing exceptions to tho Masters
report confirming the Receivers general re-
port for tie wl,olc sime since he has been
managing tho estate. After hearing the ar
gNlilchts, tic Judge approved tho whole re-
fses' amounting IL ali 10 sloo. which were
dIsAllQWeIl.
, 1880-04-13

0ETr-Solomon Narnctt Va. rudolph Wolfson
mud Thcodore Wa,lstcEn, $3.50.
Cl1cuIr EOunr--JupuE lsooEns-s. ". kor-
win VI. Edwin Walker, f2Gs.8t.
Ju1N1E EMOnAN-frcderloko bffl1orn ya OcorRo
Iiehtemeycr. executor Of tito ostatu Ut Jtchin,
Ain. deccnse.i, $aE-Peoplo. nso Of MARTINI NJ.
Smith. ". Emil Uletzsch, Frederick I}Rumanl,
md ". 8. 1nlscn, $:gD.-Elzh a. A'nslte VI.
Thosias Martin 11d William afass&laii, $50.
, 1880-04-13

Harriet Blake filed 4 bill yesterday against
her husband, Elliott G. Y. Dlake, charging
that he compelled her to marry lin on the
9th of August, 1870, by threatening to shoot
her with q revolver unless she consented,
Since then also. he llas abused iier, a1,d now
slle asks for II divorce.
Caroline Bruins charges that her husband,
William Bruins, deserted her In April, 1870,
alld went to Milwaukee,, taking with hin a
young woman with whom ho 1las since beeli
living. lie returned q few days ago to settle
Will, complainant, md she filed d bill for d.
vurcc and for q writ Of nc exeat to prevent
him going away aga!n until lle l!as arranged
sued aud tho Milwaukee, wife and tha tn!lor-
Ing business VIII hnyo to suffer for while.
JeMMlu Arnold nskcd for Il divorce .Sttur-
tlny from. Danfprtll Arnold, OIL account OF
Ills desertt0M md drunkenness.
judge Jameson yesterday granted divorces
10 the. following PARTIES: Annie pyorak
tro II E5ah 1a iolHk ~ tle ground af sFHe!.
for cruelty; Henry 4. Wells from Annie
Wells for. descrtioM; Peter Xel8r from U0ra
ZeEer, -eaaga, aesast!on; Emma M. M0ssior
from Elgnr N. Nf0sflrr, for drunkenness; ;
Eliza D., aiIas, 14lda Rtchnonh FROM John
lsieh.noiI t9r tlescr:ion; Rachel 1,a!tey from
Judah Knlea from Sarall Kalen, on tho saii,s
ground; .JphM~ Monroe frn,n Ellen Monroe,
pnl,le cuilBe; Emma Alarlett from Charles D..
Mnrlett, snn.e cause; A1l,llu j. Wlteeler from
Sllus +. Wheeler, als0 lcsertlon; james Il.
Shnw, from Harriet A.. Shaw, decreu .ieelar-
4 forlncr husband living. - :.
,JMdgo Tnley granted i dtyorcc to Susan a.
Parsons front Harry n. Parsons on tho
ground Of deseftlDn. (, !
, 1880-04-13
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


n fAt I:ditur u TIE Ehteueo Ir4bnnf.
Cii1cAnt'. April t:.-Cnn snilor who Is q ctti-
zeu Of tho Enltch States vote Mt u National
election in any port wherever he n,ny bu Oil the
lny OF such election. regardless 0f whether he
Is resident OF tho Stnte, cu,l,lty. nt city where
he tnay be 1T the time ut sl1ch clcctiony Z.
mol
, 1880-04-13
O1lOL0NA.

Threats Against 'Isndicals,, and ,Dc.
nl,llc1ntiou of +'Dead-Kot Deluoc-
racy.'s ,..,
0ko,ona t3lls,, Southern s.atts tDem}. April ,.
Reviewing the field OF politics, 1t Is becotn@
Ing palmer and palmer, day by day, TINT there
must bc little
WHOLESOME HANGING
OF Radical leaders,
II We, the People, propose to preserve the
form and spirit Of our State and Federal
Governments.
This, Ut tho Radical party must ring tho
Made up Of tie
Ignorance nlld v .' ':'.'
IMfahly
OF the land-ns II ts,-
Millionaire nudsIlls and ..'t-
Uncle upstarts-as 1t fs,-
ills moro tian probab1e tl,at 1t will push
on from
usurpatlon to uaurpatlon, .-,. =.
i9{ir; H@{iI i tSq'I!y ;;;i'fa;rls the flag of
A!,4 Al! thsn tho hanging
A,ia It will begin with vigorous ven
sVNA"fS;l N"r w;lll 1t spare the
i s!l.is tSa White House. the e, : 80
i. XoS S9P;SsFsss' P;,ss :; :; =. =: -:
on ttha Supreme Bcnct.
TIE DEAD-uUr DEMOCRACY.
II socms thut tho tin,o has come for tho young
soyes q h1 n psy e ak9 sato
Democrats could nuke It's wishes known. might
% otTer u solutton q oxtattnE d!:licnitlcs which
controlled ~ SE.TiiIen. p trr'n. ihat which
/ ttons Ut Ar. Kelly.-Grook'un EaU'<.
ri9 ThfsE !3HoSlS tEbs} Is }on ''So a'l e9ne after
Till Sr0tLs or OFFICE and
Tile nt:s11tE far
l,os1r1oS has destroyed the,
pHT 9,idSe'ft:S1 MESt and tho Integrity OF your
Your raiiks are alled with
Va!hplrcs, J..
| l'nrnsites, and
Prostitutes. 49,. .
You wink Mt the debatchcry nnft the De-
| bnlcllccs 1T Federal a,ld State Legislation; r.
3o,l submit to the eneroaclilnents Of tho
{iftt}sst:sT ADVOCATES Of
Federal power, -.
You ttcstroy your Influence,
Y0n bury ynllr principles,
ldH blot nut ydttr uatty,
| III 0nhaelttnt6 Your Olu AleN,
I0ii purAlyxn md 1nlsKutaa your young
| MEL. by II deadly nild dnnlninE ucQulcseenc1
| In tho most ATiIOc1uus DUrlsAOEs that Wgre
eyer perpotrated aga!hst the AMERICAN prlil.
Free Government.
All these WRONGS
10 tho prliiclNlvs of the party.
i.t tlia leading tneIt Ut the purity,
'l'o the p,'ro mid upright thinkers of the
'iTu the honest yentunnry of tho pnrty.
To tho Sovereign States, Whose union Of
/ cDttscht lA tlle :
Burden, and tho
Cnru Ut tho ....'
| Purity, nro not the results Of Ignorance.
| 1nn ls!lt!W your duty. hut yuu 10 It not.
fr0Ni Ills frtpntl, AIr. Holmes, MluN the pnss-
nge Ut tho Missouri Cu,Auranlise bill, 10
wr0te back, III thu sadness 0t deep aeaptslu-
| eAcy, anil remarked, My friend. I Gun lnuk
tlown tho Vista Ut Time and ses this cru when
| the
LOVE or MoSEY
| WILL. HUM AND DESTROY the
government and the
People,"
THIS Democratic party have bowed thekneo
10 tiaa
l!er principles f1avo been compromised;
| ller Oil men Aru puWtrleSA;
1ler young lAen are inexperienced aud un~
linw long, O Israel, will ye whit as
l3ONnAalES III the t4nt ut
| 4uult ENEMiES?
, 1880-04-13

Every man and woman III tho land ought to
know that Kldney.Wurtl ID u sure anl sa1r eur9
fur nll diEyus.:s Guusld by tho failure VI the
bowcla ur kilneya to perfurln their dutics, Do
MT f1tl to try 1t.
, 1880-04-13

problem il solved, aud that With lttctnl ttse ur
lile and Fttnte we can hnyc tho t'cst rpa.is In
tho world. Tho whole question now resolves
itsctf Into ono wuru--Actlon.
NAMuEt, T. X, pntug,
, 1880-04-13
1,llNUAT,E C0UnT.

In the estato Of Elizabeth D, Valentine,
letters Ut administration wsre Issued To
Cllurlcs +. Junes REd Simeon 8. Bu1ley,
'Tlte estato Is valued 1T about $1,000.
III the cstuto ot J0inlln u. Stadtfeldt ct
al.. minors, letters :of guardianship wero
Issued to Masdnln.ta Stadtfollt. The e. tate
y valued ut about Sta)Q.
III thu est,tu Of Hugo E. c. Otte, minor,
!ettrr3 OF g!lardlansh!g Of thy estate were
valued at about 500.
III tho entAtu OF John Wickland, lettasa OF
adlntntHtrt4f0n were Issued to AliM0 Wick
lalld. Thu estate Is valued ut ahout 3l,oW.
, 1880-04-13
nADwAY.s READY nEL1Er.
Health Of Body is Wealth d Mind.
RADWAY'S
SarsaparillianResolvent.

Itlrn blpod makes h0Mn,l flesh, strong hone, and
clcnr skin. 1fyoil would hnyc your i1oss, Artn,
YOUR buncs SOUND, without ca rics, aud y.r cn,,.
rlcxfon fnlr. tlfg RADWAYH EAII3AFAlllL.
LIAM NE9ULVEMr,
, 1880-04-13

JUIFo4l IHA
us1r1o SgATxs ClaopiT couRY-1upQz DLaR'
National Republican., 1880-01-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

DoN'T call the Maine then "lraud" It's IRE
FORM
WADE HAMPTON opposes the restriction Of col.
ored suffrage in South Carolina
CHICAGO Democratic club has started o big
Seymour and DAVIS DAVID boom.
THE solid South is at present totally eClipsed by
the Northern rivals Of its buldozers.
The Congressional investigation at Cincinnati
was tl2zle The committee found no frauds.
Mn. HENDRICKS latest idiosynerasy is the start
ing of a little editorial bureau Of his own at Wash
ngtOn.
TIRE New Orleans Democrat urges the Hon. John
McEuely for Isgied states Senator from Louisiana
for the next teim.
THE Rome (Ga.) Tribune advises the South 10
spend less time in making Presidents and more
time In developing its resources
TIE Hon. Charles Foster will be inDugurated
Governor o! Ohio on Monday, January IL. There
viii be parade of National Guard regiments and
independent companies.
THE san Francisco ala says that George C. Cor.
hams leadership has wrought only ruin to the Re.
publican party Of California, and that the party
there Will have nothing further to do with him.
THE Baltimore GG.ete, the Confederate Demo
cratic organ of Maryland, remarks that; "Well-in.
formed politicians say that If Grant is nominated
for President 1t viii be hard work to keep him
nom carrying Virginia.
National Republican., 1880-01-01

self among the people, and then he will
have better understanding of popular
sentiment and discover that the nomina-
tion of General GRANT will prove calamitous
to the Republican cause. We retort with
the remark that the editor of the Journal
has just drawn his political inspiration
from brief >nudy of the sentiment Of tho
Treasury Department, and has adjusted the
lens of his vision under such influences.
Time will determine whether the views of
the Journal or THE NATIONAL REPuBLI-
CAN are most in accord with the real senti-
ment of the people At all events, the
latter will not now or hereafter place itself
so far outside the bounds of Republicanism
that it cannot readily put itself in accord
with the determinations of the National
Convention, which is expected to voice the
real sentiment of the people. THE Ma
TGoNAL REPUBLICAN holds no opinion that
will lead it in advance of the decision of
the National Convention, to declare that the
selection of either of the distinguished Re-
publicans whose npmes are now identified
with the contest will prove calamitous to
tho party. 1t will support either after
nomination with all the zeal and fervor
that the Journal can bring TO the campaign,
even if its preference is gIatifed.
National Republican., 1880-01-01
A Caso of RetrIbution.

Captain Morton, of the Pacific Mail steamship
Clyde, reports that on the llth Of December his
vessel broke her propeller shaft and was obliged
to lay to in the track of passing vessels waiting for
help. On the l2lh NJ. Says tender steam yacht lie
Follet passed within two miles but paid no atten-
tion to the signals of distress. Early next morn
ing, before daybreak, the Henriette, with NJ. Say
and party on board, came alongside in response TO
the signals. Captain Morton requested him to
stay by until daylight and reported his condition
but the request was distinctly refused The Hen
rette reached Fortress Monroe the same day, but
did not even report having seen the clyde. 1t is
not strange that Captain Morton considers the
Henriettc's accident case Of righteous retribu'
Ia
National Republican., 1880-01-01
PERSONAL.

BARON AND BARONESS BLANcare guests at Worm
ley's.
Hos. T. p sHALLcRoss of West Virginia, is at the
National.
VlsCouNT sr. JASSAUIo, OF Portugal, Is at The
Arlington.
EX-SENATOR HENRY S. LANE of Indiana is al
the Ebbtt House,
r. d. GRECHER, esq, of London, is registered at
the National Hotel.
G.. H. CRAWFORD and WIFE OF New York arc
booked AZ WOrmleys.
r. H. WILLIAMS ana bride, OF New York, arrived
at the Ebbtt House yesterday.
SENIOR Dos JOSE CARLOS TRACY Charge d'Ailairs
Peru, is among the guests at the Arlington.
THE Hon l.. z. MORTON has gone to New York
and will consequently be missed among the New
Years callers In Washington to-day.
Hon. NJ. +. OCoNNoR and family, of Charleston,
and Hon. II. A. Herbert aud family, of Alabama,
registered at the Metropolitan yesterday.
W II. VAN GIBSON and family Of Colorado; W.
w. Converse New Haven, T.. A. Phelps, jr, Brook
yu e. w. Moon and wife, Blair county, have
rooms vt the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. SAMUEL o. BEAM the popular young clerk
has resigned his position at the Arlington Hotel
and accepted position In the jewelry establish
mcnt OF Mr.. Henry Semken.
J.. W, ROBERTSON and wife, Of Kentucky; Benja-
min f. Gusts, Massachusetts, J. II. OsterhOrt Mass.
achusetts w. Barnett and wife, New York; l.. s.
Ames, L. S. A.; t. G. Muse aud lady, North Caro-.
lima, are booked at Wizards.
j. X. BRACKET, of Massachusetts,; /. Sahieha
Texas I. Davis, Boston; Mrs. NJ. g. Brown New
York; NJ, simpson and lady, Pennsylvania; Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Il. lIocr Chicago Mrs. f. s. Martin
Kentucky, and George McDunn aud lady
Rochester are stopping OF the Riggs House.
National Republican., 1880-01-01

THE difficulty experienced by our fire
department at the West End fire Tues
day night in getting water is the first
record TO be scored against that useful
branch of our municipal service Of delay
when prompt action was necessary. And
the truth is, the fircmen were not response
bic for the delay on that occasion. Tho
water supply in the elevated locality of the
fire was insufficient, and the chief engineer
was consequently compelled tohunt around
for stops in the mains, which, after being
properly manipulated forced the water in
copous streams up to the level of his
engines. This is the story briefly told
but it is n story with moral, viz: That the
elegant residences, or many of them, in the
West End are TO some extent at the mercy
Of the flames whenever a'tire may break out
among them, despite the satisfactory disci-
pline and prompt and effective service Of oui
iiremen. The only remedy for this evil re.
sides in an improved water service, thing
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has persist.
emily urged upon the authorities that be OF
ought to be. II is to be hoped that the les
son of Tuesday nights experience will moi
be lost upon them, whoever they are, il
Congress OF out of II.
National Republican., 1880-01-01

WE have no disposition to interfere with
the taste of the Dayton Jouum in the con-
duct of its discussions, but we will take
leave to suggest that personality is not re-
garded as a type Of elevated journalism
Amenty Of manner aud politeness Of ex.
preston usually p1ss at par in journalistic
discussion. We regret to see our Dayton
colcmporuy 50 ready to revive the old
Em,row war against General GRANT for
the purpose Of dscreditng him as a candi-
date, for the time may come when such a
record may become little yexatious to the
maker Of it, With an affected air OF supe-
rority the Journal now advises the editor
! of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TO air him