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Exchange.


Whatever else may be doubtful about the
intention of the authors of tariff laws, they I'M
doubedy meant to place the free list all materials
used in the manufacture of paper 1t happened that
pulp OF wood which Is by far the most important elc
ment In the manufacture OF paper used by tho daily
and weekly press Of the country, was not specifically
and by name exempted from duty. Under Treasury
decision which held that this vel bal omission was fatal
to the free admission OF wood pulp, few manufactu-
rers Of that article have been able to impose an
orbant tax the general body of paper makers, by
whom II Is OF shifted on the consumers, the
newspaper publishers OF the country, and the burden
falls with special hardship publishers outside OF the
great cltieswe, consequently being impoverished Sc
that handful of monopolists may grow rich. The
most powerful champion of these monOpOsts Is Rep
resenatve Garfield. Were his opposition to the bill
withdrawn, the restoration Of wood pulp to the free
list where II belongs. would be accomplished In
few days While his opposition continues til,
mOnOpolists are secure. Can Mr.. Garfield afford Il
continue his support OF most odous and oppressive
tax which brings In no revenue to the Government,
but which interferes very decidedly with the dissent
nation OF knowledge among the peoPle9
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DIED.


HElNTZELMAN.-May !, 1880, at 1880 ~ clock,
A. NJ, Mai, Gen. Samuel i. Heintzelman, " s. a.,
In the seventy-hfth year Of his age. Funeral will
take place from his late residence Monday morning,
at o. O'Clock. Remains will be taken TO Buffalo, N.
", for intermeDt.
RCH.-May l, 1850, Mt 10 A. NJ, Simon Rich. In
the twenty seventh year Of his age. Funeral Will
take place Sunday, May 2. at ar. NJ, from the resi-
dence Of his brother, Jacob Rich, 7i2 Fifth street
northwest.
BARCLAY 3O Mrs. Catliarine Barclay,
widow OF the late George W. Barclay. Funeral from
her lato residence, 1906 II street northwest to-day
at o. clock +. NJ. Services at Oak I'm Chapel
HANNAY.-On the morning Of April 80. 1880, ai
II A. NJ, Peter Hannay In the hfty-second year of
his age. formerly Of Eifeshire, Scotland. Funeral on
Monday, May 8, at O'Clock r. NJ, from his late
residence, $40 Third street northwest Friends Of the
family specially invited.
JON Es. April 30 william IIemPhill Jones, Ia
the say-ninth year OF his age. Funeral services al
II A. NJ, Monday, May 3, at his late residence,
No. 1918 II street northwest. The friends OF the
family respectfully invited Interment at VII
mington. Del.
ROCHAT-April 80, Henry Rochat, In the sixty
eighth year of his age. Funeral to-day, at O'Clock
p. NJ, from st. Stephens Church, corner Twenty
NTH street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
sALTER.-At Rio de JaneIio, Brazil March 2,
1850. George W. salter, Pay Clerk u. +. NJ, o
Washington, ID. c., aged twenty-slx years tw,
months and twenty-elght days
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SOME of the suffrage shriekers in our midst
are now talking about the " constitutional "
right of citizens of the District TO vote. We
are in favor of the real citizens of the Dis
trict having representation somewhere or
somehow. but such wild defamation as this
have it pointed out where the Constitution
conters the right TO vote on citizens of the
District or, indeed, on any other citizens. We
know there is great deal of vagueness and
mistake current about the document of our
liberties, which so few have ever read, but
that is no excuse for rarading such ignorance
in public.
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Josgrn sEoAR, on VIRGISIA.-Col Joseph
segar, who died on his passage from Norfolk Friday
last was remarkable man. Forty years ago he was
among the most prominent OF the Wing leaders of
Virginia, although omphatcay self made and
owing nothing 70 the adyentltioug aids Of family or
fortune. In carly life he taught school In Lower
Virginia, and was at the time the support Of His
seven unmarried sisters. Having shown by his CORE
spondence on pension cases with Thomas Green "a
remarkable aptitude for tho conduct OF such clains
that gentleman invited him TO become Ills partner in
Richmond, although he had never seen him. His
domestic obligations prevented his acceptance this
offer. He subsequently, embarked ia the pension
business on his own account, and accumulated hand
some fortune In 1880 ho was u member Of the IOus,
Of Delegates from Northampton county, the Eastern
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

THE Boston Adrertiser and Herald now call
the upper house of Congress "the National
" Senate" This is very dreadful, but we
must remember that a Democratic Congress
set up under the influence of the yellow fever
scare and probably by authority of seven
teenth amendment of the Constitution a
" National Board of Health, which succeeds
about as well as might be expected from q
thing laboring under such name. We dc
not now speak of any legal or political doc
trines, but simply in the interest of verbal
taste and correctness. "The United Slater
"Senate" has been considered good enough
by everybody from the fathers Of the Repub
lie down, and the other body of gentlemen
would figure to much better advantage as
United States Health Commission" whicl
is simply what they are. If our speech mus
eventually be infected with that stupid anC
Frenchy word national" let US fight IL OF
as long as possible, and have as little non
sense about F" National Guards, +" national
banks, and "Nation with big NJ" a
may be.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

THE Democratic Convention to elect dele
gates from the District of Columbia to Gin
cinnati met last "Wednesday with commend
able results. The proceedings We're char
acterized by dignity, decorum, and despatch
of business, and the gentlemen selected, Mr..
William Dickson and Mr.. A. A. Wilson, aIe
well fitted by character and abilities to lie
exponents Of the District Democracy at this
important gathering, and TO gain, if possible
the right of representation for us there
The contrast between this and the disorderly
Republican assemblage a short time ago il
very striking and scarcely needs commen
to bring it out more clearly. 1t would seen
strange if the products of the latter mol
should have a vote in the choice of a posi-
ble President at Chicago, and our every way
worthy representatives be denied that righ
by their brother Democrats at Cincinnati.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

Maurice Grau futters around New York
like moth around gaslight. Next week he brings
his French opera back TO the Academy for six nights
only. II Manager Grau had only stuck TO the fIfth
Avenue at ordinary prces-but II is too late TO NOR
ze'--Isprit of the Tines, yesterday.
From which II seems that Grau's prices have lost
him money in New York well as here. We believe
that the prices had been lower at the National last
week, many hundred dollars more would have gone
into the treasury. Manager Albaugh protested
agalnt the prices but GTau Insisted and ruled
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The Daily Graphic pays the following we'll
deserved compliment

II every branch OF the United States Army were 10
Initiate the example of the Engineer Corps, and not
call attention 10 Itself except when really praise
worthy piece OF work has been done the entire service
would takea great stride forward In the estimation
the public. AS an example OF the valuable abOrs OF
the engineers the geographical survey OF the territory
OF the United States west OF the Tooth meridian under
Lieut. Wheeler, OF which the fruits have begun to
appear In beres Of typographical maps, Is Of the
most noteworthy. They are executed with care aud
precision which leaves little nothing 10 DO desired,
and help to maintain the reputation OF the scientific
S0rk OF the United States Army and Navy at the high
pinnacle which II has now enjoyed for many years
alrOad
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

The Baltimore gas companies have reduced
their rates to Sl.90 per thousand feet, net.
Now let the Washington company, which
processes to charge only az much as those in
the vicinity, follow their example promptly.
1t is safe to say that had companies in other
cities such profitable job as supplying the
United States and District offices, streets, and
grounds, they could afford TO still further
reduce the charge to private consumers.
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Yes, Must Get Ready TO Close II.
New Haven Register.

"Oh indeed, il is very busy time with
us, - said charming Miss fiizloy. ''Ihere are q
great nany services TO attend and thcn We have 70
much shopping TO do just nov" !"
- Pardon me. but Is not this the season of Lu-
miauOnf'
"Why, certainly John. you darling; but, you
Dee, II we should fail come out Easter IN tie new
btylos, the season OF humiliation you speak OF would
continue longer, aud be much more dreadiul.n -
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

with the privilege OF Increasing the quantities
third.)
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
taned upon application at any OF the Stations named
or at the ofice of the Quartermaster, Washington,
ID. c., and Assistant Quartermaster, 226 South
Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Proposals should be indorsed "Proposals for
Fuel and addressed to the undersigned
w. B. SLACK,
may2-2t6 Major and Ouartermaster.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

If one wants to know how much better
looking we than the Of the world compare for
Instance Grau's French chorus last week with Ed
ward Eyangoline Rice's American chorus this week
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHERS
~ Wanting good residence are invited 10 examine
the new dwelling corner First and u streets north
east, fronting on CAPITOL PARK. 1t has press
brick hollow walls, brown stone trimmings, first
doors main floor, Ofice-rOOm In front basement,
automatic steam heating and ventiating In every
first class WIN sell rent very cheap. Apply Mt 118
u, directly opposite, at corner Ninth and during
Office hours Tap2S-tfl W, q, DODGE,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

1t is highly important that affections of
the throat lungs bronchial tubes should DO checked
Mt and for this purpose nothing equals Dr. Bull
Cough syrup. Price rs cents.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-02

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why day after day we should be deiugcd with drivel
about this man Now he has invented perfect
hght-now he hasn't, and MI Edison has failed
~ uc meet the expectations ne mas aroused IN the
minus ot inc public wheh IN tactit Is these very
newspapers VINO nave fouseu the expectations, not
poor mr' Euisoh u thcie Is such n person. we are
e'en e" W pIoach US ah oiigiha 'heoiy 'hat there
N no actuai Euisoh III existence outside 'he iagiha-
uoh Oh certain scfines VINO ma IL ihnoSsioe I" MI
even tue microscopic space aiotteu 10 'he without
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patent 'o''hpioh' W. ucihs uioPPeo NY MS u'ssusteu
p'che'S' H'he to saving Woou ior living, AT oi
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Pelec.'hs h'e'hou Vi working 'aiihgs from quart
mus ''h' Is oe..er 'nah niihe but MEMO fark
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
UNITED STATES MARINE CoRPs,

UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 81, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, will he re-
ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock of TIL URs
DAY the 10Th day of June next for furnishing rations
to the United States Marines at OF the fol-
lowing Stations, from list july 1880, to Both June,
1881:
Portsmouth, n. H.; Charlestown, Mass. Brook
lyn. N. Y; League Island near Philadelphia, Pa.
Washington, District Of Columbia; Gosport, neal
Norfolk, Va; Annapolis, Md, and Mare Island,
Cal.
Specifications with blank proposals he obtained
upon application any of the Stations named at the
Offices Of the Quartermaster, Washington, ID. G.. and
Assistant Quartermastcr, 22G South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Proposals should be indorsed
proposals for Ratons'' and addressed to tho ull-
dersgned w. b. SLACK,
my2-2H Major and Quartermaster.
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Nj RIED.

EDWARDS-BEvANS.-- Gen. John Edwards I
Miss Mary X. Bevans, wednesday evening, April 2s
by Rev Dr. Addison.
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7ico editions published erery Sunday morning
in time to reach The early mails.
Tie Army and Nary edition contains a com
plete qasetie of all nocS and orders relating 10
The Sorrice.
Orders should in all cases be sent direct TO This
office, as ere dl'oO no agents commissions. Sub
scripiions in all cases by pos, office money order,
registered letter, or check on Neo York or this
cifv
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for Sale or 8ent.

IN q X j. r.
Lots 0, 10, i3, n, II, and Is, Square I62, ON DE
Sales street, ~ feet by 100 to alley. These lots
the most desirable for private residences In the north
western section of the city VIII be sold ut reasonable
prices on terms to suit. Taxes all paid.
A. A. WILSON 4 CO.,
may2-4t2 500 Seventh street northwest
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DESIRABLE DWELLING ON STREET, BE-
TWEEN goth AND 91st STREETS n. W.,
Containing eleven and all modern
will be sold at great bargain to close an estate.
Price, Al, 500 Now under rent to an excellent tenant
at 1900 pcr annin,,
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80 We have several squares of ground in the
northwestern section of the city, and also numbers of
single building lots, all of which are well located, and
Will be sold at reasonable prices convenient
terms fc22-6m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of Wood county held
their Convention in Bowling Green yester-
day. Not having JOURNAL representa-.
tive present, one was sent out this morning
TO interview the attending delegates. But
few could he found astir at s A. NJ, and
they were somewhat relcent-non 'commu
NEGATIVE. All that could be ascertained
vas, that there was large attendance.
which was harmonious, and the following
ticket was put in nomination
Commipsioner-W Roller,
Treasurer-O. A. Diver.
Clerk. d. Porter.
Sheriff-G. NJ. Brown.
6uryeyor-Ferdinnnd Wenlz,
Coroner-Casper Becker,
InGrmary Directory Washington Avery.
LATER-The delegates from Perrysburg
township are;
Congressional Equalization.
]. r.. Tyler, Fred. lllabrand,
John Powers, James Hayes,
Timothy Hayes, John Lsosh,
George Bo tsch. John Cranker.
It Lalge-D. Klingler.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06
All is not "Lovely down In AInbam." I"

General Weaver has returned from his
campaign in that State and says from
leading Republicans he learns that the
feeling of intolerance toward Republicans
is 80 high that If Hancock should be
elected they could not stay there day.
He says the half of the frauds and bull.
doing has never been told, The Gin
cinnati Gasette adds:
"a week before Weaver spoke at Mont
gomery Republican meeting had been
broken up by mob, and after the speak
ers, one of whom was Gen. Burke, Col
lector OF Customs at Mobile, had been
driven frem the stand, the Democratic
Solicitor OF Montgomery mounted 1t and
shouted, cd id them; they can out
vote us, hut we will count them out every
tImep This information Gen. Weaver
had on unimpeachable testimony"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

We understand there ia talk of max
ing Capt. J. X. Hamilton, chairman of
the Lucas County Executive Committee
This would he move in the right direc-
tion, as his presence nt the head OF that
committee would inspire this campaign
with the zeal and life that drives the boom
right on.
But the Captnin'r friends iu the county
wonld like to hear him occasionally from
the stump this fall, and we hope his dn-
ties in Lucas county will not wholly de-
priye US OF that privilege.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

Republicans OF Wood county, our can
didates are all named and we have nothing
more to wait for On with the campaign
Let every Republican feel that he has
enough staiesmanship about him to du-
plicate his own ote, for if you cannot rise
to that point of self confidence, you are
in great danger OF being tackled ON to the
tail of the Democratic party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

RepubIIcnM state TIcket.

For Secretary OF State,
CHARLES TOWNSEND,
of Athens county.
Judge Of Supreme Court,
GEORGE w. McILVAINE,
OF Tuscaiawas.
Clerk of Supreme Court,
DWIGHT CROWELL,
of Ashtabula.
Member Board Of Public Works,
s. r. HoSMER,
Of Muskingum.
State Commissioner of Schools,
D. f. DEWOLF,
OF Lucas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

And now there is loud whispering
among the Republicans about having an
old-fashioned barbecue at Bowling Green
this fall, just when the big gun of the
campaign is fred off. Speaking of the
project to an old German Republican who
is very enthusiastic for Garfield, he be-
came wonderfully interested in the move
ment and shouted out, "Lort Got wont
dat makes dem DEMOCRATS mat, l Drinks
my vile init all wot got. ! spect every
polhy koms A roasted OK By gosh |
het tot Hancock gets not much left out of
Wood county dis fall any how p
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

Among the "a visible supporters OF Capt
Hamilton from Lucas county, % were
soldiers. The Democrats were driven to
the last extremity and sought to break
him down by raising the cry OF "ring can
didate." If any Republican ever was
guilty of such charge, he no doubt has
repented OF it. Capt. Hamlton's friends
will send Judge Richie through with a
bOOm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06
Republican Congressional Convention

hepuDllChu OOHS ItSsIUuul OVuftultOus
The delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention for the Sixth District assembled
at Sengerfest Hall, in Toledo, July 29th
All the counties in the District were rep
resented with larger delegations than COM
mon, and al 1890 the Hon. j. F. Kumler
called the convention to order, and re-
viewed Frank Hurd's career in a most
scathing and thrilling speech.
Mr.. E. S. Bakeslee, of Williams county,
was named for temporary chairman. He
said he WAS not in favor of speeches, and
Immediately proceeded TO business. The
reporters OF the Republican papers present
were made temporary Secretaries. On
motion of Mr.. Kountz, of Lucas, j. Fl.
McElroy, author of Unreasonable, was made
permanent Secretary. The various com
mittees were appointed, when the Hon.
Stanley Matthews was introduced, who
spoke as follows: Gentlemen, will see
you later -reJerrIng TO his coming speech
in the evening. The Convention then ad-
iourned until 1880 P. NJ.
The afternoon session opened with the
reports of the committees.
Committee on permanent organization
reported w. ]. Walker, President, and ].
II. McElroy, Secretary OF the Convention.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions presented
the following reprrt
Resolved That we approve and adopt the
Chicago Republican Platform.
Resulued-ThAt we carry this election for the
Republican National and loca! ticket.
The report was received and the resolu
tlons adopted with cheers OF unbounded
enthusiasm. The usual formalities on such
occasions were gone through with, when
the President announced that "the an.
nouncement OF candidates for Representa-
tive OF the Sixth District was in order"
Noah II. Swayne, Jr,, stepped forward
and placed Capt. j. X. Hamilton before
the Convention in mastery effort, VIII lie
Judge j. NJ. Richie, l.. S. Baumga diner
of Lucas, Col j. II. Brigham, of Fulton
and Wa. Sheffield, OF Henry, were placed
in nomination by their respective friends
The following is the results of the several
ballots taken;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS,
Cider! Cider! Cider

This is not hard cider campaign but Mr..
A C. Erskne is now ready to work mp all the
apples you wish to bring him. into cider. You
will get The cider from your own apples. His
mill is about one mile west OF Bowling
Green. l7If
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06


Al the close Of the fifth ballot Col. Brig
ham Withdrew, and considerable anxiety
was manifested to know the results of the
sixth ballot.
As soon as it was announced TINT Judge
Richie was the successful candidate, Capt.
L. II. Bowling stepped forward,an throw
ing his whole soul in five minute speech
assured the Convention that Capt Hamil,
ton and his friends would do all in their
power to secure his election.
Capt. Hamilton was called out and made
telling speech.
Col Brigham WAS called for and spoke
IN a manner exceedingly gratifying to his
friends and the convention in genera !.
Several Others spoke to the effect that MI
should now take hold in earnest and see
the popunrSentiment Of this district should
be properly represented IN Congress.
After nominating Octayius Walters, of
Fulton county, for Presidential EIector,
for this district, the convention adjourned.
Don't fail to read Charles Eaton on Han
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06
EVERYBODY MAKE MONEY !
WATCHES, NOVELTIES, JEwFLRY,

WATCHES, NOVELTIES, 9EWELRY,
oDITIEs, NOTIONS &c, &c.
NOW rs TIE TIVE to push ynur busi-
ness OF startanew Our goods are Of the very
latest styles, purchased mostly at Auction or
private Bankrupt Sales, except those we man
urscture, WARRANTED rs Represented.
Send Tor Catalogue, Prices nam ed, and or
der your goods. Address. New York Auction
Co., 81 Park Row, New York 46z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

The campaign in Indiana goes brnyely
on. Hon. Albert G. Porter, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of that
Sta te, is crowding business in the old
style2 Everything looks hSpefn. and if
he holds on as he has commenced, he
will make campaign equal to Morton's
in 1854
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-08-06

The nomination of Judge Richie has
already sent the Democrats to the Bone
yard" They are looking for a stronger
man than Hurd.