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National Republican., 1880-12-01
JAMES cAMPnELls DEArH.
Tho Mystery Not Cleared Up-Tho Funora
To-1ny

Tho Mystery Not Cleared Up-Tho Funeral
To-day.
The coroner will hold an inquest upon tho
body Of James Campbell, tho cause of whose
death at the Washington asylum hospital last
Monday is mystery. The remains wero re.
moved yesterday from the hospital to Buck.
ley's undertaking establishment. The luuoral
will take place at 2 O'clock to-day from his
brothers house, No. III IL street northwest.
Some of tho friends aud relatives of Mr..
Campbell consider that they were msropre.
sentcd In the statement implying that they
neglected to go to young Campbell when noti-
fed of his illness ut the sation.housc.
Tho fact of his non.appearancc at home,
they state, caused no unusual anxiety among
his friends, as he had on former occasions been
absent in the same manner Campbell dc.
clined to let tho police takn him homo, as lie
appeared unwilling to have his friends know
his condition. 1t appc-rs that the extent Of
CampbelPs injuries was not known until he
died, and no ono anticipated such serious re.
suits. His brother was notified that he was
at the station, but not under charges, and
that, 1t appears, was the extent of tho notice
given to Campboll's relatives. II Is doubtful
whether the inquest to-day will develop any.
thing to clear up tho mystery MS to how Camp.
bell received the injuries on the head.
An investigation made yesterday developed
the following additional facts; On Sunday,
Iho SlSJ ult'' young CampOcll was iOunu by
policeman on tho stops of Odcon hall. He
showed evidences of hard drinking, aud his
eyes were surrounded with black rings. Upon
leaving Odeon hall, Campbell walked as far
as the city hall and there lay down on the
steps. The officer who had followed him told
him that he could not stay there. Upon
Campbell informing him that ho was i'll, the
otlicertod him thatifhe would 90 10 tho station
house ho could receive proper attention.
Campbell then accompanied the officer to the
seventh precinct station aud remained there
three days, when he was removed to tho
hospital. AT the hospital lie made u sort of
confused statement implying that ho had
been struck with n sand.bng, aud then sank
into stupor which ended in death. Camp.
bell was last seen by his relatives on Friday,
the 10Th ult
National Republican., 1880-12-01
BOYS UIsTERs. EIsEMAN BROS 9TH &
The Wnrner-l,ureh Nuptlnls.

The marriage of Mr.. Leslie Warnerof Nash
vile, Tenn, and Miss Katharine Newell
Burch was splomnized ut noon yesterday at
tho residence of tho brides father, Major
Burch, secretary of the senate, on Vermont
avenue. Bishop Quintard of Tennessee per.
formed the ceremony. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Bulch, Miss Ella Whitthorne, Miss Tucll
of Tore Haute, Ind., aud Miss Duncan OF
Washington. Tho groomsmen were Mcssrs.
plunket of tho navy, Randall Haguer of this
city, DUFF Of Chicago and Adams Of st. Louis.
Mr.. John w. Conway Of Nashville filed tho
post of "btst man." Among tho guests were
many distinguished people. Tho presents re-
ceivcd by the bride were very elegant. The
couple left in the afternoon for u bridal toul
in the north.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
The Liquor License hoard.

The liquor license board yesterday approved
tho applications of the following: Philip Brod-
recht, 1918 Seventh st. IL. W.; John ID. Evans,
80 N st. s. e.; M. Il. Server, Baltimore & Poto-
W.; Francis Hall, 023 Eleventh ST. IL. W.; Will.
lam Fitzpatrick, III l. st. S. o.; NJ. Ii. Beck,
625 Virginia ave. 5. W.; John b. Stephenson,
Monroe ST., Uniontown; John Campbell, GOO
Four-and.a-half st. s. W. The following were
disapproved: james Il. Carbory, 230 L st. 8. W.;
John Fegan, 625 Sixth ST. s. W.; A. Willige,
2200 Pennsylvania ave. N. W.. John O'Neil
1880 B st. 5. e Albert Campbell, 800 Virginia
ave. 5. Q. Seventeen applications were re.
ferred to tho treasurer.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
DRESS SUITS. EIsEMAN BROS, It'll AND E.
Attorney Riddle aud tho Licenso Case.

Attorney Riddle has returned to the COM
missoners the papers in tho Theatre Comquo
liquor license case, with the following opin.
iou "a bar cannot be licensed in theatre.
This Office 80 far as know, has always held
was matter within tho sound discretion Of the
commissioners. Those who hold to the con.
trary can easily test tho question in the
courts. Let any one who makesa case within
the law, aud yet to whom license is refused,
proceed by mandamus and lot the question bo
settled once aud for always, This is emf
nently the truo method Of testing the. cases
where license is wished for drinking place
in front of tho general postoilice department,
and where the postmaster'gcnera refuses his
consent"
National Republican., 1880-12-01
An Eye Knocked ou, with u Baton.

Private Thomas NJ. Sullivan of the Metro
politan police was charged in the police court
yesterday with mayhem, having knocked out
the left eye of q young colorcd man named
Eugene McLano with his baton. McLane
testified that on the Goth of September Sulli-
van arrested him on o street, and on the way
to the station.houso struck him with his
baton ,inacting tho injury described. Dr.
Larry testified that the eye was entirely de.
stroyed. Two other witnesses testified to see
ing the officer strike McLanc. McLane
stopped, upon which the officer struck him,
and then putting him into wagon carried
him to the station-house. The court con-
tinued tho tase until next Friday to give the
defendant opportunity to get witnesses.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Unable TO AGREE,
A Fruiticss Trial In the Asphalt Nuisance


The trial Of Mr.. William G. Murdock
charged with maintaining a public nuisance
by operating the concrete and asphalt works
on Fourteenth and b streets, was concluded
before Justice James in tho criminal court
yesterday. Tho examination Of Mr.. Muir.
dock was resumed. lie gave detailed &c.
couut of tho manner in which asphalt was
refined and stated that all of tho noxious
gases were extracted mt tho refining works be.
fore the asphalt was transported. to his own
works. The government called In rebuttal
George II. Given and Joseph G.. Cook to swear
that the offensive odor had been noticed with.
in tho last ten days TO prove that tho works
were still in operation. Tho government then
closed its case. Arguments were made by
Messrs Perry and Christy and the ,aso was
given to the jury. Tho foreman of the jury
having announced that the jurors were unable
to agree upon o verdict the jury was, at A
o'clock, discharged from further consideration
of the case.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Gone on a Leave of Absence.

Mr. Frank Stillson Of the engineers depart
ment, District government, went on u leave
Of absence yesterday aud proceeded imme
diately to Laurel, Nd where he was uuited
in matrimony with Miss Whiteside one of the
bellies of that place. Mr.. Stlllson brought his
bride home with him last evening and thC
couple will begin life by keeping house. Upor
their return to the city the bride was pro
seuted with very handsome set Of silver by
Mr., Stillsons associates at tho District build
ings,
National Republican., 1880-12-01
THE B0YS IN BLUE.
A Grand Reception to General Grant De.
cember IL.

A Grand Reception to General Grant De-
cember 13.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
several commands of the Boys Ia Blue of this
department was hold at Grand Army hall last
night Full and perfect arrangements are
being completed by them TO tender their COM
mandor.in.oliof, U. s. Grant, u grand rccep-
tion upon his arrival in this city. The full
details will bc given hereafter through tho
press. The following letter has been received
by the department commander:
NEW YORK CITY. Nov. %. 1880.
Enery G. Ford, Commanding Boys IN Blue, IIdshipg-
ton, D. e.:
Your letter of yesterday Is received. l can now
say that Will go to Washington on Monday De-
oember 10, by the limited express, which leaves
here at 10 o'clock q. M, and arrives in Washington
oi, cRom1c rr, ~ p,his a IN u n ny ,pr "ni &
Will inform YOU. Very truly yours.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Immcnse nargains In watches.

$3.50 ladies solid gold Watches.
SlS solid gold, fulljcweled patent lever.
$2l50 solid gold, fulljeweled lever, stem.
wnder.
S25 gents solid gold, ful-jeweled patent
levers.
$3.50 gents solid gold American stem.
windeis.
SiS gents 1i.karat gold Waltham stem.
windcrs.
All warranted in perfect running order.
r. HARRIS g. Co.,
432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
ULsrERs. EIsEMAN BROS, It'll AND E.
The Holiday Trade.

Tho store.winlows OH Pennsylvania avenue
arc growing more attractive US the holidays
approach. The fine assortment of holiday
goods at Harris & Shafcr's, No. 1113 Pennsyl
vania avenue, is attracting much attention
The assortment includes diamonds, watches
and jcwelry of the latest styles, silverware
French and American clocks, table cutlery
aud other goods suitable for presents. The
prices are very low.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
CASHMERE SUITS. ElsEMAN BROS, 7rH & E
The Rush

cannot affect our stock. We arc prepared for
n long siege, and have always double tho stock
any other house here shows. A. Saks & Co.,
strictly One.price Clothiers, 3lG and 3ls
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
JULIUS LANsBunaH's Ingram, 35c. 315 I'll
inst Roc aiypd

at Spicer, Compton & Co.'s, 03l Louisiana
avenue, choice lot of butter in nine.pound
pals; also CARLOAD of choice apples. Regular
receipts of Elgin Creamery, fancy New York
and fue western butter. Low prices and fair
lenlinu
National Republican., 1880-12-01
SsaIsltin Sacuues,

Messrs. WHILST & Ruoff. matters and fur
riers, No. Dos Pennsylvania avenue, announce
that they will to-day open fresh stock of
sealskin sacques, which they will sell at the
lowest New York prices from $50 to 5000.
They have a splendid assortment of silk cir.
culars aud dolmuns, fur lined.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
EvpRy buyer Of bows and child

EVERY buyer of boys and children's cloth
ing should make an examination of the stock
ut tho boys clothing house of B, Robinson &
Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue, Superior
goods, perfect in lt, fair dealings aud small
will not pass.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Watches at Wholesale Prices.

Solid gold stom.windcr, full icwelcd, SEQ.
Solid gold American watch, $25.
IA karat gold stem. winder, $22.
Ii karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine, $2l.
Solid gold American gents stom.winder, S33
Ia karat gold American gents stem.winder,
$50.
We fully guarantee each watch aud keep
them in order for one year free of charge.
JACOBS BROS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-01

No remedy fr rkidpey diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for one moment in
comparison wild Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure.-GA. Harvey D. d., Washington.
d..
National Republican., 1880-12-01
SChnitgler.
oyERCoATs. ,EIsEMAN BROS, 7ru AND E
Ne Excuse for If.

No man has a. excuse for dressing shabbily
or In bad taste when he can buy neat, we'll
made and stylish clothes and flne ovcrcoats at
George +, Tlmnl & Co.'s, southeast corner OF
Seventh and ID streets, at the very lowest
nrices
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Go to strangers for charity,

acquaintances for advice, to relatives for moth
ing, and to A. Saks & Co.'s for your own and
your boys clothing and you will find you arc
nearer doing right than you ever were.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Now Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
Wanted, $25,
Cook wanted
Room at Goa II street.
Christmas st. Nicholas.
White girl cook wanted.
No 11l2 NJ sire ct for rent
Miller & Jones' billiard room.
Miller & Jones, importers, etc.
Wanted, u party to take horse.
Furnished rooms at 623 l. street.
Furnished room al 62i Il street.
Furnished rooms at S06 Il street.
Furnished rooms at 12l4 q street.
Furnished rooms At 1926 o street.
Furnished rooms at 422 Fifth street.
Furnished rooms al $40 Indiana avenue.
Furnished rooms at Az Missouri avenue.
Furnished room at 1919 Eleventh stre9t.
Furnished house, 1888 p street northwest.
Harris & Shafer, 1ll3 Pennsylvania avenue
Furnished rooms at 1894 Fourteenth street
Furnished rooms az 0l5 New York avenue
Rooms at $40 Thirteenth street northwest
Furnished rooms at lll6 Ninth street south
east.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
JULIUS LANsBURau's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
YOUTHS SUITS. EIsEMAN BROS, 7ru & e.
Man Neyeris-But Always to be Dlest.

At the time of reckoning which comes Ia
all at the approaching close of the year, how
many will recall with sorrow and regret sums
spent in delusive schemes Of speculation. The
natural course Of a sensible man is to WOO the
fckle Goddess Fortune once again, aud in
reading tho always reliable statements con
tained in the advertisements of tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company determine TO send NJ
A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, Now York
city, or same person ut New Orleans, La,, tcn
dollars in time, by Tuesday, 14th of Decom.
Der, TO be invested in the Grand Extraordi
nary Drawing under the personal caro- and
supervision of Generals G. n. Beauregard o
La, aud .Iubal A. Early of Va, stand share
of $522, 500 Why not2
National Republican., 1880-12-01
Thermometrio Keudings.

NOVEMBER 30 1870.
IA. m....r 3t 2p. m...... 90 llp.m.... %
1885 a. M. 81 '9p. m...... 30 Maximum. 81
IL o. m.... 20 op. m....... "a Minimum. 80
Indications.
For tho middle Atlantic staes lowor ba
rometer. stationary or higher temperature, south
erly winds partly cloudy or cloudy weather with
rnin or snow.
National Republican., 1880-12-01

The National safe-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues to receive valuables Of all doscrip-
tions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
BOYS ovERcoATs. ElsEMAN BROS, 7rn& f.

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-half street, use only s. 8. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. Sac adyt
National Republican., 1880-12-01
LlPSCOMB'S

LIQUOR. TEA, WINE, GROCERY AND PRO
VISION sToRE, s, W. con. FIFTH AND BsIs
8, f., CAPITOL HILL
A long experience in the business enabel the pro
prietoI TO offer the public superior stock at prices
decidedly reasonable Patronage respectfully So
Ieiisd. oei'y
National Republican., 1880-12-01

BUYERS of Christmas jewelry can make
their selections now and have them reserved
upon payment of small deposit.
Jacobs Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
JULIUS LANspuReus zoe. Hemp, 3l5 7,h.
The New Drab Coat

IHt NtW IIIIID JOHI'
beautiful drab oycrcoat for SIP, worth $ls,
at Katzenstcin's $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-01
CITY ITEMS.

JULIUS LANsiURdu's 81 Lowell Mgrans
3l5 9TH.
National Republican., 1880-12-01

For the Theatrical Season.
A fine Opera.Gass for So, worth So, at T.
Harris & Co.'s, 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-01

The frittering away OF wealth is OF minor
account compared to the expenditure of vital
forcd by delay in treating y Cough or Cold,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup saves time aud
strength IN It's effect upon Coughs aud Colds,
Price only 25 cents q bottle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

defeat in the last race, are strong
arguments with which Mr.. Ell. will
have to content,and which may very
properly be urged against him.
The Darlington Republican cautious
ly opens the ball in opposition to
Mr.. Hazelton, but commits itself to
no one of many propable contest
ants named. Friends Of Hon j. b.
Treat, of Monroe tell US that he will
enter the lists and probably be
backed by a solid delegation from
Green county, and a portion OF
La Fayette. Col. John g. Clark of
Lancaster is expected to be present
ed by majority of the delegation
from Grant county, supported by
allies from Richlani Iowa and La
Fayette. Mr.. Hlzelton then would
be left only--Crawford County, a
portion of Ricbland and Iowa and
two or four votes from Grant-in
all about equalling the strength of
Col. Clark; no one having a majority.
These are substantially the claims
of the different aspirants thus far
developed. Ozark Horses" are nu-
merous, of course. Among whom
we hear mentioned. O. b. Thomas,
DR.. Vivian, Atty Gen. Wilson, Ii S.
Magoon, DR.. Downs, ct al. So d.
vided is the sentiment of the Dis
trict in deed, that nc calculation as
to the outcome can ably be thus
earley made; but that a united dele
cation from Iowa county, would be
able TO influence If not actually de-
termine the nomination, is highly
probable. With this fact recognize
ed and the importance of it duly
considered, we ought to elect del
egation for the county that will act
harmoriously if possible. W. II. b.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

however, that not one Of the papers
that have published the charge
against Garfield that he favored and
took back pay will publish the facts
in the case. They go upon the pfin-
ciple that "a lie we'll stuck to is as
good as the truth" Meantime they
seem to be wholly oblivous of the
fact that the thing when they false
ly allege against Garfield. and for
which they denounce him, is true of
a large number of prominent Demo-
Craftsmen whom they commend to
the favor of the people as reform
ers," and worthy of the highest off
ces. Among those who voted for the
salary grab are Randall, the Demo-
cratic speaker of the house and aspi-
rant for the Democratic presidential
nomination, Trumbull, Democratic
candidate for governor of Illinois,
and Voorhees,, the loudest screecher
for "reform," and who has spent $780,
600 on an investigation OF the negro
exodus.-1NH Paper.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

range two S2i east. and running thence norm a..
~ chainS aud seYenty-si1 t,G) links theme. 800
ssFeuty-s tI6l degrees west three al ohai, ~
four y links thence south orty-tNn fig5 de- -'''.
west hity-fohI ,9tlinks, thence south tiftr-t, t-
ana half 20 degrees east four fr ehiins
my 90 links % place OF beginning. CENT t,--
80 hundreds Of an acrs. '''+l
Also tract OF land commencing north fer+
Two ~ degrees west, seven 90 chains and fa
i've go LINKS from the southeast corner ~ sori
West quarter OF soUthcas, quarter OF section e1b,
81 aforesaid, and thence running south ,iT-y.
seven 90 degrees west four az chains ana ei5bi,
tse) links thence north thiTfy-ene (sI3 ylearess
west FIVE 90 chains ana siXtytve (65l links taepre
north sixty-fo Gi) degrees east iour rs cbniNs
and forty eight49 links thence south thirty.tbraS
g3al degrees east FIVE % chains and eighty tive an
links TO place of beginning, containing two E1t
and siSty-seyen go huudredths acres in low
county, Wisconsin. or much thereof as Mi
satisfy the sum of Sl17o0-l00 with interests ana
costs.
Dated sherif's office, Dodgeyille, Wisconsin
this 10Th day of April. A. D. 1850.
THOMAS BLACKNEY Jr
Sheriff of iowa County, Wis
J. W Taylor attorney for plaintiffs. ls-s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

WE put it to any patriotic man of
thoughtfullness, whether he be a
Republican or u Democrat: Would
it be advisable, judicious or safe to
intrust the Presidency of this great
Republic to man whose only rec
omendation or qualification is,the tact
that he is professional soldier, and
only 8ol3icr? Are we prepared to
transform this Government Of ours
into a military autocracy ! This
question will bear bordering over.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
a administrators sale.
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUN1

n PROBATE-lOW A COUNTY
l. Court
In the matter of the estate Of Margaret Graham
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and II,
pursuance of an order of License made I'm said
matter by said Court on the nth day of May 1850
the undersigned administrator of said estate viii
on the 10Th day Of June 1850 at O'Clock in tho
afternoon, at the trout door of the Post Oficc in
the village of Mittiin, Iowa county, Wisconsin
offer for sale at public vendue, the following do.
sCTbed lands, towit.
All that out lot in the village of Miflin. com
meneing at the point tA) which begins S. c W
and is distant S25 chains from n corner of WTn
Baihbridges field joining lot No. 81 as designated
on the town plat Of the village Of Mi1lin T.. Tho
town of Milflin, and situated Ia section q In
said town, thence running W lSo S S29 chains 10
On, thence 2to W lS2 chains to (C) thence Z
49,, \ % 6S chains to ~, thence 5 42o f lg1
chains to starting point, containing one half acre
or Whereabouts in Iowa county, isconsin
The terms OF sale VIII be one half down and
one half secured by mortgage on the premises,
interest at seven per cent.
Dated, May 18th 1890
20 ROBERT GRAHAM, Administrator
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

THE Chicago White Stocking
Baseball Club is doing famously.
Thus fari it has played thirty-three
league games this season, winning
thirty of them. 1t is more than ten
games ahead of the second best -
the Providence clnb-which has won
eighteen out of the thirty games
it has participated in.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

Is it Hancock or the Copperheads
who have changed 7 The latter APP
pear to talk as glibly about State
rights now as when they cursed men
of Hancock uniform.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

this disadvantage will be overcome,
and our youth be enabled to more
generally receive the benefits of this
public institution, which has but
few rivals, and scarcely superior
west of the Alleghanies.
Political interest is of course ar
oused by>the Presidential nomina-
tons Of the two great parties, and
| comment thereon very general at this
political center. Republicans never
appeared more generally satisfied
with their candidates than with
Garfield and Arthur. The combi-
nation is one that members Of the
party of every shade accept grace
fully, and acknowledge to be eycep-
tionally proper and strong. From
no quarter has yet come or is likely
to be heard a whisper Of dissatisfac-
llOu. CLdl W arts anu iipcle ais
Grant men, Blaine men, and Wash
burne men, are no more heard Of
All are now straight out Republi-
cans, and enthusiastic Garfield men.
The lowest estimate Of the majority
in Wisconsin this fall is 10000, for
Garfield, and 7 of the s congressman.
Our opponents seem to be well
satisfied with their ticket as they
would be and have been with much
less worthy candidates. The nomi-
nation Of Gen. Hancock was sur
prise to most Of them, as to all Re-
publicans who had grown to despair
Of seeing the Democrats going to
the best and most patriotic clement
of their party for standard bearer,
The hardness Of the action however,
destroys much of the merit it would
otherwise have had. AS q Cincinnati
document is reported to have said
"that party is fifteen years too late
in recognizing 'hG business Of the
war by honu4ug soldiers" The
Republican party occupied that
Ground, as many others too far in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.

Thanking the people of this vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past | hope by
fair dealing TO merit continuance of the
same. EDWARD KINNE.