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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-11

Z" Impudent creature! you shaIl Pay
dearly for insulting . Sawyer In this
wsy, !" almost screamed Kass. @
SCan't help 1t. II yer VA more
Sawyer n you BE-, I couldn't let you
enter that there ROOM"
That afternoon III the indignant Saw.
YEN appeared in body, but The Doctor
a hepp1ned o. Do paying ~ daily visit ct
clared once for al, that they could not
| aeo M. Ashton for week at least.
II thought be was out OF danger
aa;d Mrs. Sawyer, trembling with In.
> vard wrath, for II was known I'll over
Town that Joe he'd inherited nearly bali
= 4 million from his eccentric old oache'
lor uncle who bed gone oot tothe INDIES
when 1 boy. And here he Va being
Matted and csioled By the ar6ul Emily;
4 - He wouldn't b out of danger II
!. should allow tho whole town to poance
4 mon him; however, I tell you. b mus
!. be kent peioctlv quiet, mASm."
n A week passed away. Joe had ganee
). strength very rapidly: As W. aele s =
J; IA ~ as! Ia az e s ~. %
1. In the family sitting room for the tirs
N tii.el this morning. He was seated Il
Il tho chimney. corner, looking somswha
weak and bruises, but happy . . boy o
:. = holiday. Emily Who Was engaged
n t;dyina % IL h6axtA, I'D grown e
yesrs younger within . NV weeks
\. sn;te al ali the care, and vakeful nigh
a 1Glh Ishe had sipelisacsds Joe VI
M iust praising the sparkle OF her eye
when 10 tsippsd Miss Kate Sawyer o y.
mi mort, taking him quite BY storm v''
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III In one street and down another, each
moro brilliant than the last. Elsie
marched on, till suddenly . small. then !,
| . larger, pain began to make Itself ie't
| In one OF her feet.
ats nv new boots" said she % 20
| herself. .Why didn't ] change them
III stamp hard and then shall 20
easy" .,, b IT,,
one street. down another. 1t was not
so much the pain In one particular spos
nv a the general ache, not only IN
her foot. but in her whole body:
:.rm afraid I'm growing tired.
She glanced at Joe. That worthy
M in 6igh spirits. and apparently a
fresh M ever. Elsie limped bravely on
Across an open space the process!on
wheeled. and halted again to drink
lemonade out Of big tubs on the slde
: walk. Elsie ventured to complain !"
Joe. ,..3 ..-
he h.d for her. "We've marched mos
q 1
! !" Most half the distance!' Why
: Elsie could never hold out 1t that wer
:, ina case. Once more she struggled on
q Il seemed Is II she had been marchtn
+ for years and years ever since "a
= Was : baby. She could not drag he
% self smother inch. In the midst q
+ cheer she crept up s flight Of step
y and sank down. i. 1y a{i,
!, ..rll wait > few minutes. ana Int
70 run fast, and catch Joeagain thong
~ she. .-.s tl'sAI3 ~ Il. :,
1 The next moment. .ast seemed' D
near :Th eH Ssr avI must be hard up that
Is to take babies like this to help on tn III
lcause," said one. ~ d, ,i,.a
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.Too many people in the room. :"
rovled the Doctor. ''Aiss Emily. you
coma and help No With these bandages.
Hvnn voaN IsayS the room for awhile,
mimi" turning to Miss Debby, ut
would 10 betaer for The patient. Islk'
ine excites him."
Mss Dolby indignantly rematqed =
: her post, But eondsscended ~ -
Il MVhas hid d Q hllow Il that hired
, man Of yours- Seth. I meant" inquired
: "Rsthsr stupid, bat faithful IN IL
!. extreme, !" replied Emily.
|. "Wouldn't iall asleep It bic post d b
{ sat M three nights runningy"
r "fthink n0s." '-''S'.A
|. "Thea have him sent for at once"
= seth appsarsd-a huge man Who ha'
? ~ faculty. q moving Ike . mous:
"Yoa 90 not 10 take yosr egse o. "a
. man ono moment until six O'Clock x
= mrrov morning. Il you go On
4. chanse IN him, come 1or me p one!
4 M Emily viii watch while yoa seal
n sent" And To Doctor, having sne
q ~ msdicinse ssd prepared bic ban'
= -. pinned . long lie q directions 2
u ! sou ooak ~ pfspsssd 70 take D
"A danarturo. - ~ sinisH tsf... (.
:. .Do vou think 10 YIN liver" ]
-slv AnllovinR The Doctor III
DO The hall. ~" II -,
IN "Tell yoa better tomorrow. :,
8. crack n tie skull ant 20 muck - q
a hurt IL ~ temple. Much depends
10 the nursing" g.
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National Republican., 1880-04-16
SOME SHARP LETTERS.
Assistant Treasurer wyman and the
trfct Commiggioners.

trict Commissioners.
There is still lack Of harmony between
tue Treasurer and the District Commissioners,
growing out of the different construction
placed upon tho law concerning the sinking
fund and tax-lien certificates Recent CORE.
spondcnce between Assistant Treasurer Wy
man, Clerk Bcall and the Commissioners has
been laid before the House District Commit.
tee. Under date Of the 7th instant, Assistant
Treasurer Wyman wrote to Mr.. BIall. saying {:
you are directed to receive in payment of
assessments for special improvements, for
which tax.lieu certificates have. been or should
have been deposited in tho sinking fund Office,
such drawback certificates only as are signed
by tho Commissioners Of the District rs re-
quired by law and arc based on rovisions made
upon the complaint Of the property-hOldcr or
his duly authorized agent or attorney. You
will not receive any drawback certificates
issued against the so.called II. d. Cooke assess
ments or any drawback certificate on which
interest has been included, until the legality
OF their issue has been established"
Mr.. Beall in reply stated that he had re.
ferrod the letter to the District Commission
ers, who had instructed him to be guided by
the order of April !, 1880, revoking the order
Of February 26, susponding the issue of draw
back certificates In reply, Mr.. Wyman wrote
u sharp lc.tcr, in which he main
tanned that Mr.. Beall was the agent
VI INC ClukluE Iuuu NOlnDlsslOuCTh Unli
said: The Treasurer as tho successor of
the Commissioners is virtually trustee for
the holders of the eight per cent. certificates,
and rs such is bound to see that no payments
are received on account of tho assessments
pledged for the redemption of these certf.
Gates which will ltwfuly impair their security.
In the performance of the duty thus imposed
upon him by law, the Treasurer wrote his
letter of the 9TH instant, directing Mr.. Beall
n 70 rnpnit rlaggnc nj lru Ntharls
tilcatcs The Treasurer protests against any
attempted revocation or modification by the
Commissioners of the District of the rules and
regulations thus prescribed by him as an un.
warranted and unlawful act, and he will dc.
cline TO accept as credits upon tho tax.lieu
certificates, pledged to tho Commissioners oil
the Sinking Fund, any drawback certificate
received in violation of his instructions, until
the legality of their issue shall have been fully
established"
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Tic Zion NJ. L. Conference.

Bishop J. p. Thompson presided at the sos.
sion of the Philadelphia and Baltimore annual
conference of the Zion NJ. L. church Yesterday.
After the opening devotional exercises Bishop
Thompson gave an eloquent biographical
sketch Of the life of Bishop Clinton. All that
were examined were passed, aud after II largo
amount of routine business was disposed of
Bishop Clinton entered the church, appearing
much better than on tho previous day. Ills
annual address was received aud read and re-
ferred to the appropriate committee. Upon
discussion Of the ciplinoqueston twas found
that Brothers st. Clair and II. II. Mitchell re-
main on trial. The credentials from the
church ut Lancaster were laid over until
Saturday. Rev. i. Dow Blackstone and the
following lay delegates were received into the
conference William Bushward, Sharpsburg,
Cumberland county, Pa; George Stewart,
Williamsport, Pa; J. b. Baltimore, Wesley
Zion church, Washington, d. c.; Nelson
Cooper, Montgomery county, Nd and Thomas
Owens, Rockville, Nd, Applications to join
the conference were received from William II
Tilghman and George Stewart. The annual
sermon was preached Wednesday evening by
Rev. E. NJ. Stanton from Matthew x, 1878.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Departmcntnl Notes,

Tho Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased 300, 900 ounces of silver for the Phia-
delphia aud San Francisco mints.
Mr.. J. d. Smith has been designated by
Commissioner Williamson, of the General Land
Office, as chief of the railroad division vice
Willis Drumond, jr, resigned to go West"
Elias w. Thompson has been appointed
Internal Revenue storekeeper for the First
district of NeY York, and Charles Green
storekeoper aud gaugor for the Second Ken
tuclIy district,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents D0olittle
yesterday rendered decision in the inter
ference case of Thomas Pates VS.. Horace l.
Hewitt, for a patent for sulSy plows, in
which he sustains Hewitt5' claim TO priority o
invention.
A statement issued by the Bureau of Stats
tics shows tho total value of exports of re-
fined petroleum during March, 1880, was 81 ;,
077985 against 81, ,Gli 4S1 during March, 1879
For tho nine months ending March 81 1880,
$2GsS9, Ola, and for the same period last year
| S260iO,0O0.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Onr Fnrihest Territory.

An interested audience, among whom were
President and Mrs. Hayes, Cabinet Ministers
and Congressmon, filled Willard Hall last
night ON the occasion Of Collector NJ ID. Balls
lecture on Alaska" The subject was one
with VIII ich the lecturer is very familiar, aNd
by means of charts and maps he illustrated
numerous localities in that far-of country of
which SO little is known. During his lecture
he recommended the formation ofa Territorial l
government as being the best means to pro-
tcct the interests of tho citizens of Alaska.
Upwards of an hour and half was consumed
in the delivery, aud considerable valuable in
formation was imparted
National Republican., 1880-04-16
CITY NOTES.

Sulphur Baths 81, DIR. Bowels, 800 Est
Turkish baths at DR.. Shedds, 0O3 L street,
noar Ninth, 60 cents.
Lincoln Post No. 3, G.. A. r., will give a
musical and literary entertainment at Masonic
Temple this evening,
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 i
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooeI
this side of New York. Dr. Boycc.
Go to the Metropolitan NJ. L. church to-
night and hear the flr-famed Ju bilee Singers
Benefit of the church Sec advertisement.
An entertainment, which promises to bt
very interesting, will bj given at the E-streel
Baptist church this evening by the children
of the primary cnss.
headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, SC Call or address S. Guggenheimor
237 Seventh street southwest Orders by mai
promptly attended to.
Spring Suits aud spring ovorcoats; sclec
lions complete; styles attractive; at George Il
| Timns & Co., OnePrico Clothing House. $40
southeast corner Seventh and ID streets.
Annie Hill Bowles has fled bill for di
vorce from John Bowles on the ground of dc
sertiOn, and Carrie Carroll Haggard has filed
suit for divorce from William II. ID. Haggard
Turkish Russian and SulpL ur Baths n
| the well.known place, Dr. Shedd's 903 |
street, near Ninth. The only reliable place II
the city for genuine baths. Shaiupooer OF ter
years experience; no novices in the busin es
at this place,
There is great revival in progress q
! Israel (Coored) NJ. d, church. Tho Sunday
school teachers, with their superintendent, ar
conducting prayer and praise meeting ever!
afternoon, commencing at o'clock. Twenty
three have professed hope in Christ
Colonel l. s. Tlchenor will hold the twolftl
reception Of the Unity Club this evening II
| his residence, No. 1871 NJ street northwest, upoI
which occasion Major Powell will give th,
| "Mythology Of The Wntum Indiuns," Daring
| the evening there will be vocal aud instru
mental music, recitatious. etc.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

II is proposed to orgauizo a Department
base. ball league the coming season to con.
test for pennaut. In organizing clubs all
players who have played on II professional
nine within two years arc to be barred. A
meeting will shortly be held for tho purpose
of insttuting u series OF games, of which no.
tice will be given. The Treasury branch has
already organized a club, composed of the fol-
lowing players; A. A. Allison, Harry Bying-
ton, w. f. Nabers, +. j. Ward, Tom Ward,
Bob Lesh, J. l.. Rodier aud others. Tho Gov
crnment Printing Office will also put forth a
nine. TO arrange for convention, or2aniaa-
tious are requested to communicate with j.
La c. Rodier, branch Printing Office, Treas.
ury Department
National Republican., 1880-04-16
1900 ROLLS China mating just received by
julius Lansburgh, Old-Fellows' Hall.
A Detectives Victim Discharged.

Edward H. Mote, the young man who was
found bound and gagged In his.cmploycr't
store, Mr.. n, Bunch, on Eighth street, neal
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, the 9th in,
stant, and the safe robbed of $1,000 Ia securi-
ties and money, and who has been in custody
on suspicion of being concerned in the affair
was arraignod in the Police court yesterday
The testimony Of the police aud detectives
who have been investigating the matter did
not make strong impression upon Judge
Smell, as he decided the proof insufficient anC
ordered the dcfcndsnt's discharge.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Tho temperance reform clubs arc doing
a noble work IN Alexandria city, Va. There
arc two clubs IN that cty--oue whito and the
other coorod, Tho white club numbers
about $50 aud tho colOred 020 members.
There was q large temperance meeting held
Monday night, tho l2th, at the Third Baptist
church, which was addressed by Mr. james
Cuunirg CHAM aud James q, Bates, Of Wash.
ingtou, D, C., which was perfect success.
Mr.. Cunningham has done noble work in
Alexandria in tho cause Of temperance. At
his first meeting thoro were eighty.six signers
TO tho pledge Of temperance,
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Company A. Washington Light Infantry
elects Two additional second lieutcnants ut its
next monthly moeting-a necessity by reason
of the heavy recruiting of late, which has
however, been suspended, the company having
reached its maximum limit. Among the
prominent caudidltcs are Sergoauts Bassett
and Miller aud Quartcrmastcr Goddard, Pri.
vate Charles Clements having withdrawn in
favor of Sergeant Blssctt. All tho members
have boon measured for their new uniforms
which are now being made by Brooks Bros. &
Co.. OF New York. When they are receive
the company will have full.dress parade $50
men in line with white coats aud shakos,
thus atlorling our citizlns au early oppor.
tunity Of witnessing the result of tho fair to
which they 50 generously contributed.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

The House District Committee have con-
cluded their investigation of certain charges
made by United States Treasurer Gilfllan
against the District Commissioners. Tho COM
mittee have transferred the testimony aud
accompanying papers to District Attorney
CorkhiIl, with the request that he will give
the matter his official attention and take
what action he may deem proper in the
premises. The District-Auorncy states that
the condition of his office during busines SIS
hours, at the present time is such as will
prevent him making MS thorough an examna
tiou as he would wish, but he intends to de-
vote his evenings to the matter He has
arranged for an interview with tho committee
and will obtain 40 full information upon the
subject RS possible prior to laying tho matter
before the Grand Jury.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

whether sbe was white or colorcd, but she
saw afterward that IL was white girl named
Frances Gross II was the third tree.box from
tho corner where she saw the man, nnd the
lamp near him was lighted; she thought that
she would know the man IL she saw him again.
II WAS dark that night but she saw the man
by tho gus. THE witness was told to point
the man out In the courtroom, aud, after
looking around, pointed to Smothers as the
man she saw OIL that uightl
Cross examined by Mr.. Davenport, but
nothing now was developed.
Detective McEllresh testified that he was
the individual talking to Snothers at the
Jail while Miss Leins sat in an adjoining
room.
At this point the hearing was continued
until this morning.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday morning
officers Lawler and Madigan hailed coorod
man on Third street. near New Jersey avenue,
whom they considered suspicious character,
whereupon he ran away, leaving watch upon
the pavement. The fugitive entered house
on Second street, near n, where the officers
found him. Upon being asked to explain his
reasons for running away he said he thought
his pursuers wero might doctors, who wanted
his body" He proved his ownership of the
watch, and WAS not further molcstcd.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
WilboTs Compound OF Pure Cod-Livcr OIL
mud Lime.

The advantage OF this compound over the
plain Oil is, that the nausoating taste of the
Oil is entirely removed, and the whole rem
dcred entirely palatable. Tho offensive tasto
Of the Oil has long acted as great objection
to its use; but in this form the trouble is en-
trely Obvated. A host of certificates might
be given here to testify TO the excellence and
success of "JVHbor's COd.L Liver oil and Lime :"
but the fact that it is regularly prescribed by
tho medical faculty is sufficient. For sale by
A. b, Wlbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all
druggists.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
CI7P ITEMS.
A Grent Discoyery by a Grent Mar

A Great Discovery by Great Man.
This, primarily is what Warmers Safe Ner.
vine is. The great man is one of the most
famous living physicians He found harm
less remedy for all kinds Of pain, others inn
proved it, and the final result is the Safe Ner-
vino now manufactured only by II. II. Warner
<, Co
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Mr.. Robert j. Murray, as counsel for Mrs.
Louisa A. Mason, has filed an answer to her
husbands suit for divorce. She charges that
her husband was cruel, suspicious aud jealous,
aud compelled her to leave his house. She
denied having committed adultery in house
on Fifth street, or that she was leading an
abandoned life, but, on the contrary, was
working hard for q living
National Republican., 1880-04-16
AssauIt wlth a Hntchet.

During row last evening, about 7;3O
o'clock, between Thomas Sutton and Fcrdi.
nand Yoegel, brothors.in.law, at the house of
tEe latter, 0OG Fifth street, Sutton assaulted
Yoegol with hatchet, striking him severe
blow ON the top of the head with the blade
Sutton then fed but was captured by Officers
Cooper and Quinlan. DIR. g. II. Bowen at
tended Voasol, but was unable to say what the
extent Of the injury was further than that the
wound was dangerous.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Ihe clorII OF Tho court has is7uod The I0I-
lowing marriage licenses j. W. Foster, OF
Locsburg, Va, aud Mary Mitchell, Of Laxlng-
ton, KY; Robert Shelton and Martha Durham
William Hillary aud Grace A. sprlgg7; j. s,
BlaXton and Lulu Fhlter, both of Stafford
county, Va; b. t. Oden aud Jennie Wright
Joha Williams and Sarah r. Slloy.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Mrs. pouud,, Ree,ption.

Mrs. Governor Pound has issued cards of in
vitation for Saturday evening, from to 8, to
those in terestod in the Indian question, aud
in vitcd the Crow warriors TO be present There
these Indians. Mrs. Arabclla Dcecher Hooker
will address them
National Republican., 1880-04-16
The CIan-nu-Gael Social.

The Clan-na.Gael social last night was q
great success About 800 couples enjoyed at
Tallmadge Hall the inspiring music Of Pro.
fessor Joyco's band until an early hour this
morning. All went merry as a marriage bell.
Many tOasts were honorcd at the supper table.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Spring Hats.

The latest styles in spring hats can be found
now at Willett & Ruof's, No. 005 Pcunsylva-
MIA avenue. Tho firm has n large stock OF
misses and childrcn's straws of new and nobby
designs lust received from England.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

MEssRs. DEvLIN & Co.. of New York, are
bringing out some new styles this spring.
The newest and the best are the Wimbledon
walkingcoats and the "cut.away" sacks.
Either of these are particularly suited for
young aud mddle.agcd men for street and
general wear. Branch office at 1920 + street.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
Theatre Comiuue.

Tho present week at this popular resort
scores another success for the management,
nasmuch as the performance is uncxcelled
for variety and attractiveness. There will
bo II matinee this afternoon.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

DOLLARS WORTH SPRING CLOTHING on OUR
COUNTERS SINCE APRIL /. EISEMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner New Jer-
Sey Avenue and @ street,
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Rooms mt 5ls Tcnth street.
Willett & RuoE, spring hats.
LeCture---WOm0n OF America.
J.. A. Gobright, lA27 + street northwest
Metropolitan NJ. Il, Church-Jubilee Singers.
J.. Heilbrnu, l0@ Seventh street northwest.
Trustee sale by z A, McInurc, real estate
broker, 0lS Il street northwest.
Trustee sale by Edwin A. AIcIntire, real
estate broker, 0lS + street northwest
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Si5o-2l4 Carat Solitaire Diamond Ring,
gem cut, unusual brilliaucy and perfect. Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four.and-
R.hulf street use only ;, S. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia, Price 81 per SET
National Republican., 1880-04-16
~ ~ a. ill., C,,c,n

The entire stock of shoes in Park Shoe Store
932 Seventh street. must be sold Immediately
to close business. Bargains are now in order
National Republican., 1880-04-16

For full line of China mating at popular
prices, go to Julius Lansburgh, Old-Felows'
Hall
National Republican., 1880-04-16

THE poor and humble, alike with tho rich
and powerful, find in DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup
true, tried and trusted friend Price 25
cents bottle.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

"LET's talk about the weather" Howson's
splendid ice cream, 10 cents plate, No. 1l0i
Twelfth street.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

$50 Pair solitaire Diamond Ear-RIn2s,
puro white, II carats. Jacobs Bros, 1925
Pennsylvania avenve.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
An Enrly VISITOR At tl,e Interlor popartment

An Early Visitor at the Interior Department.
President Hayes, while out for walk yes
torday morning, concluded to visit the In
terror Department. 1t was few minutes past
Z when he entered the building from tho Sew
enlh-street side, aud found Mr.. ]. o. Evans,
an employc, sitting reading copy of The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,. The President, after
exchanging greetings, desired to be shown the
model room aud the portion Of the Patent
Office destroyed by fire several years ago.
Joe was delighted at the opportunity and
escorted tho distinguished visitor all over tn c
building, explaining everything Of interest
Tho President is evidently becoming u fol-
lower OF the good sultan, .'Iaroun Al Raschd.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

IT never fails to cure headache In five to
twenty minutes. Lodillcs Headache Specific.
National Republican., 1880-04-16

Merden and Rogers Silvcr-Plated Ware,
at K. Harris & Co.'S, 435 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and E.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
NIlrrlnge LIoensos.

OUR sFECIALTY-s5 PANTS TO ORDER
E!3EMAS BROS CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
National Republican., 1880-04-16
a wire's Strong Denial.

CoRsETs Every desirable make. Douglass
Bros, Ninth aud + streets.