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National Republican., 1880-06-24
Cable NOTES.

MADRID, Juno 23.-Premisr Cauovas del
Castillo to-day road royal decree suspending
the session OF the cOrtcs.
PARIS, June 23,.-Preparations have begun
in the place du chateau d'eau for the cclebra-
ton Of tho national feto on July IA.
ST.. PETERSBURG June 23.-Tho Caucasus
Jo,u nal says General Skobelctf reached Fort
AleXandroosky on the trans Caspian littoml
May 22.
LONDON, June 23.-Tho United States
station, arrived at Gibraltar on the 10th
instant,
LONDON, June 23.-Mr BMdlaugh's speech
at the bar of the house OF commOns to-day was
eloquent and impASsoned and Is considered
to be a splendid effort Of oratory.
MADRID, June 23-The Morocco conference
to-day commenced tho discussion of tho pro-
tectorate over Moors who, having been natu.
rallied abroad have returned to reside in
Morocco.
LONDON, juno 23,-Telcgrams from Buenos
Ayrus say there has been fahting during three
consecutive days, aud that the national army
up TO this night had bcon unable to force its
way into the city.
COPENHAGEN, June 23.--M. Billie, a mem.
Der Of the FOlkethmg and formerly editor of
the DdgJladt, has been appointed Danish
minister ut Washington. Hu will start for his
post in September next.
LONDON, June 23.--The Pail Mall GaseVe
states that it is reported that u telegram has
been received in London to-day which says
the Russians have been defeated by the Tur.
comans aud compelled to retreat alter battle
in which both sides lost heavily.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
Tho Coming Bicycle Races.

Those who have observed the bicycles in our
streets aud noted tho case with which they are
propelled are perhaps not aware of tho speed
which can be reached on them. This will be
shown at the first annual races of the Capital
Bicycle club, which, by permission of the
commissioners, take place at Iowa circle next
Tuesday, June 20, at 5 p. III.
Tho races will consis. of quarter.milo aud
mile dashcs, and Ave mile race which will
be very exciting, and slow race, which will
afford much amusement, and prizes in the
shape of gold and silver medals are offered for
competition.
As au example Of the speed which may be
attained on bicycle, it may be stated that on
Saturday evening last tve.mile race oc-
Cured between two members of the Capital
club, which WAS won in the time of nineteen
minutes, seven and shalt seconds, the second
man coming in ten feet behind aud three-quar-
ters Of second later. This is travelling at the
rate of sixteen miles an hour. Such races arc
very exciting 10 witness, and being free, will
doubtless attract large crowd 10 Iowa circle,
National Republican., 1880-06-24
THE CIYY,s sANfrAsY coNDr7roN.


DR.. Turner, in an interview with reporter
of The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, published
yesterday, characterized Washington as fear
fully dirty city. In tho opinion of tic health
authorities of the District, however, the city
is in good sanitary condition. When in.
quiry was made ut the health Office yesterday
the reporter WAS informed that that depart
ment promptly looked after every matter
needing attentiOn, 30 far as tho limited mcaus
at Us disposal would allow. Tho department
Is continually embarrassed in it's edOrts.
The inefficient manner in which the gar
bage service is prosecuted Is II constant an.
noyanCe to the department, the contract hav-
ing been taken nj such u low rate that the
contractor is unable to meet the wants Of the
city. Under the old board Of fhealth this con-
tract was let ut f25 600, and the present con-
tractor took it for 10000. 1t Is impossible
to 10 tho work with that amount OF money
during tho summer months Tho depart
ment has TO keep up r constant war with The
contractor in order TO prevent the public
from suffering on account of the badly ar
ranged contract. The contractor is paid by
tho District at the rate Of f2S day, and his
daily loss is estimated u be between ;95
and $50,
Under the old board of health $4,000 was
annually appropriated for th0 Department.
but at present, notwithstanding tho increa sed
population and the demands for increased
service, the appropriation aIGOuuts to only
$4,000, Notwithstanding tho earnest appeals
able conditions the health officer thinks the
city is in excellent condition, and that it will
compare favorably with any city, though
there are here, rs in other cities, some locnli-
ties not up TO tho standard in their sanitary
condition.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
Tho Population of the district.

The county, which includes that portion of
the District on side of the cities of Washiug-
ton and Georgetown, has been found to be
more populOus than it was at first supposed to
be, and IN the enumeration in tho county pro.
cccds, Colonel Boyd, the census supervisor, has
The last estimate published, which appeared
in TuB NATIONAL REPUBLICAN of Tuesday,
was l750OO, as $4,000 names had then been
enrolled. Up to last evening 1912 names
had been enumerated, and Colonel Boyd now
calculates that the total population Of the Dis
tnct will be found to be NJ least l7G, 500 The
enumeration in the county necessarily pro-
cCeds slower than in the city, but 1t is ex.
peoted that the last name will have been tulon
by Saturday next.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
4 MISSING CnlnD FOUND.
Six DAYS m,red in n Mnrsb.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-On Thursday of last
week the second free excursion for poor
mothers aud children to the Avondale excur-
sion grounds took place, over 1000 mothers
aud children going down on the boat.
Among tho number was Mrs. Wagner,
with her six children. During the day a
little son of this lady, aged four
years, was missing, and all efforts to
discover him proved futile, and when tho
boat left in the afternoon to return to tho
city no trace Of the child had boon found, and
tho mother came back in great distress. 1t
was supposed the child had beea drowned
but at the earnest solicitatica Of the parents
the Avondale S@vupds aud vicinity were
carefully Searched for several days by
PARTIES and detectives from this city
in hopo Of finding some trace Of the miss
ing boy. All search, however, was unsuccess-
ful. This morning u gentleman passing a
marsh adjoining the AvOndals grounds heard
singular noise in tho ruShes, aud
going to SEQ the cause discovered the
little boy in tho miro up to his
waist, where ho bad probably been without
food and shelter since Thursday last. The
little fellow was much enacated, and was
taken 10 the Ayondnle house, where he re-
oeiyed medical attention, aud it Is thought
will recover. Tho parents were Immediately
notified OF the recovery of the child aud has.
toned 10 him.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
A Dl.honest ana plrhelIerrd NIlness.

Just now it thinks that Oakcs Ames is =
good witness to call against james A. Gar
field Dukes Amos is tho man who, upon the
unanimous report of tho congressional ccm-
mttee appointed TO investigate the Credit
Mobilier charges, was expelled from the house.
Garfield is the man who, upon tho unanimous
report OF the same committee, was completely
exoneratcd from tho charge. And yet be.
cause Amos' testimony was at variance with
that of Garfield, the Argus Tou'd have its
readers believe that the discrepancies are fatal,
not 10 Amcs but to Garfield! 1t seeks to
blacken the character Of an uninpeached man
by showing that u man who WAS sCourged
from his congressional seat for corrupt prac.
ticcs gave some testimony which bore against
him, II makes no difference that GarAeid's
testimony plainly conlrdets that Of the
other For tho purpose OF this campaign our
neighbor evidently proposes to ge, ON the IN.
junction; Let Oakes Ames bo true aud every
other man u lar Albany Journal
National Republican., 1880-06-24
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

age, and lived at Bcnuings' station, went out
with two other boys named jos and Louis
Williams, in search Of blackheries. Becoming
tired, Coates with one OF the williams boys
sat down on the bridge to rest aud foil asleep.
Whom the 3:5j exprrts cano along, the Will
lians boy woke up just in time 10 escape in
stnnt death by dropping between the timbers
of tho bridge into the water below. The
Coates boy never awole, and when the en-
ginc struck him, his head w's severed from
the body, and both the head aud the trunk
fell into tho water below. An Inquest was
held by tho Maryland authorities aud a YER
dict rendered blaming the Eoy's death upon
his own carclcssness, ii appearing that the
engineer could not see him until it was too late
TO stop the train.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
REPUBLICANS AT WORK.
Conventions in Maine, Vermont and
Kansas.
Hon. Thomas Ryan Rcnominntcd for Cdn.
Ercss-Governor Davis UnapImuusiy Re
nominated in Mnino-icuibusinsm
for the National 1icket-Yer-
mont KepubIicans-Siato
Ticket Nominated.
Congressional Nomination

ISpccin Dispatch to THE NATIONAL nEpUBuCaN. I
NEWTON KAN, Juno ga very large Ind
enthusiastic convention was held hero to lay
for the purpose of making a congressional
nomination for the third district. Hon.
Thomas Ryan, the present member was uuani.
mously rcnominAtcd. This is the first tirue 10
the history Of Kansas that congrc,iiOnU
nom iDation has been mado unanimously, aud
only once before WAS man nominated for -
third term. Mr.. Ryan was not present, hav.
ing been detained in Washinglon by business
of his district in the departments, and this
too, is noted rs the only instance whero a
Kansas candidate for congress has becu sue.
ccssful in his absence.
Senator J. j. Ingalls, addressed the conven-
ton in an eloquent speech, opening tho cam
paign for Garfield and Arthur. Mr. Ingalls,
sent the following dispatch to Mr.. Ryan:
NEWTON, KAS Juno %.
Hon. 7h0mds Ryan, NdJ1pgton, d. C.:
Congratulations on your unanimous and en-
thtSlastc nomination. J. J. INGALLS,.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
NATIONALS.

Earned runs-Albanys, .; Nationals /.
Two-base hit-Tobn.
First base on crrorS-AlanyS 6; Nationals, 7.
Base on called balls-AlbanyS 2; Nationals, L.
Double plays-McClellan. Gerhardt aud Powell.
Left OH bascs-Albanys, &; Nationals II.
Struck out-Albanys S; Nationals, /.
Balls callcd-On Nichols, l2i; on Lynch, 80; on
Derby. 81.
Derby H.
Passed balls-ECenGn, .
Wild pitches Nichols, 3.
Time of gumc-Two hours and 30 minutes.
Umpre-Mr. lluwes, of Baltimore
The Rochester club was scheduled. and it
was fully expected that they would play here
to-day, but to accommodate them the dates
have been changed, and they will play here
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week.
Tomorrow at 1870 o'clock tho National and
Albany clubs will meet again. Will: tncse
clubs are so OyeHIy mstohed still it is reason,
able 20 suppose that both will play better ball
than they did yesterday.
OTHER GAMES.
BUFFALO, June 23.-Buflalos, G; Bostons, T.
New HAVEN, CONN, June 23.-Ya!es, A.;
Brock tons, >.
BRADFORD, PA, June 23.-Hop Ritters, 4;
Bradfords, =.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
Nernont Iiepublicans.

BURLINGTON, Va, June 23.-The repubii-
can state convention TO nominate candidates
for governor ltutemant-governor Treasurer
nd presidential electors Inot this morning.
General Ripley was chosen chairman Hon.
John W. RoSell nominated Colonel Roswell
FarnhAm If Bradford for governor. The
nomination was received with long applause.
1t WAS seconded and he WAS :.onrriated by ac-
clamatiOn. Tn" ioiiowing sddisio..s.i uO,ni.
nutioil. we're then made: I.i=J;onant governor,
General john l.. Barstow; state treasurer,
john A. Page, the present Incumbent Gem
oral William II. Lynde of Bratteboro aud
General Ripley Of Rutland were chosen presi-
Dental electors.at.larse. The national re-
publican platform was adopted.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
4 TIE GIHE.
Tho Nationals and Aibanys-Good Batting
aud Had Fielding.

and Had Fielding.
The game of ball between the Albany and
National clubs yesterday presented two Ica-
tures-good batting and abundant errors
Neither side enjoyed much advantage over
the other In either respect. In The fourth
innings. Lynch. who had u lame arm, and Sny-
dor sore hand. gave away to Derby and Ba-
ker who filed the pitchers and caicher's po-
sitions to the end of the game The change
was good one. and worked admirably. In
tho eighth innings, when the score was tied,
the Albanys succeeded in working man to
the third and second base. Then Derby
did as fine a piece of pitching aud Baker
catching us has ever been seen on these
grounds. IIo succeeded in striking both Pike
aud Tohin out, aud Farrell hit an easy ball to
short stop that everybody thought would close
the innings for blank, but to the surprise Of
the spectators and doubtless Mcclellan him
self, he let the hall pass between his legs aud
two runs were scored, aided by n tumble of
tho ball by Snyder in the ccntro field. by
hits aud errors the Nationals again tied the
score in the ninth innings and darkness pre-
vented continuation of the game.
Appended is the score:
National Republican., 1880-06-24
Emcieney In The Pension Burenu.

1t Is stated that the commissioner Of pen
sions has taken steps to render biz bureau
very efficient by concentrating the most OK.
pert and perfect Of his clerical force in CHI
Biography upon the most important and difficult
work in hand. This seems to be marked by
wise judgment; and now to accomplish what
the commissioner seems so much to desire,
the compensation should bs graded up so as
to properly reward the superior qualifications
Of those W bo bave been thus distinguished.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
Wevdthe Arrny.

Army purg0tIOn IS the question that now en-
cages The attention Of the war department,
and 1900 abe-buded men are called for under
new regulations which will do away with the
evil Of enlistment under false prGtenses. II
appears that within the Inst eighteen months
about 1000 soldiers have been discharged by
order OF the secretary Of war, and that ol
these twenty five per cont. should never have
been received. Under those circumstances re-
form becomes essential,
National Republican., 1880-06-24
A Monster Horse.

horse arrived IN New York city yesterday
from Ohio whose height was twenty hands
is 1850 pounds. He is Of uniform dark bay
without spot or bleulish. lie has boon sold to
Barnum for $1,000. At the centennial there
wero two horses, each slightly over eighteen
hands high, but this animal is the largest horse
on record by majority Of at least eight
inches
National Republican., 1880-06-24
President Hayes at Kenyon College,

GAMBLER, OHIO, June 23--Presideut Hayes
Chiel-J uatice Waite, Hon. Slanla5 Matthews
aud other distinguis he'd persons attended the
commencement exercises rs Kenyon college
to-day. Tho president was introduced to the
alumni at their banquet by Bishop Bedell and
responded briefly, though happily, TO the ad-
dress Of welcome. A testimonial WAS pre-.
sentcd to the president, which he accepted in
fitting terms.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
peonpltatoA by a Rnnrona rrnIn.

The body Of Frank Coates, colorod boy
who was killed on the Baltimore & Potomac
railroad at Beaver Dam bridge, near Wilson's
station, Maryland, Tuesday evening, was
brought TO this city yesterday alteuoon'ior
interment, Coates, WHO Nas thirteen yeuis Of
National Republican., 1880-06-24
lhe GMlnnre nl IIerl Monroo.

FoRr MoNRoB, VA, June 23.--'rho Arctic
steamer Galnare arrived here to-day, aud will
sail tomorrow morning for Halifax.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
sCATTERINO,

Seymour California ?; Michigan, /; North
Carolina, /; Pennsylvania. .; Rhode Island /.
MODonald-lndisna ?; kentucky, l.
Randall-Massacluso . New Jersey, 2.
Standardization, l. W.sc,n,ia, |.
Ewing-Kansas, 10.
Parkcr-New Jersey, /.
Blacl-North Carolina. 1.
Jowelt-Ptnnsylvauia, /.
English-RhOdo Island, /.
q. d, Lalhrop- Michigan /.
w. IL. Loyelaco- Colorado, /.
Tho votes Of New York for Payne were
received with applause and hisses lndiauas
solid vote for Hendricks was loudly app!auded.
When Kentucky gave lhe lrst Ave votes
National Republican., 1880-06-24
NINETEEN CANDIDATES.
A Scrub Opening on the Cincinnati
Course.

Hancock and Baynrd the Leading Favorites
The Cipher Ogre's Hnndiwork Visible
--Tammnny Ruled out-New York's
Vote Solid for Payne-Somo
Curious Work Last Night
Does 1t Mean Tilden?
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%%ii. Soutawsrd connects q. Gordonsville,
F.a Goes. s; Ohio K. T., East and West Al
L5ac:. burg, connects with Atlantic, Miss &
ONO l.. T., through South vest Virginia to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
&2I Icsss-aEd st Danville with Rich u ond &
Ds2vilIo L. i to South ind Southwest.
n1uro5s SOu.hward connects st Gordonsville
= NIL "Cints on CEes s. Ohio L. T.
AtA Ed TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
eSsa1r.s daily, except Sunday, 90 3. n snd
~ noon, and returning arrive 81 Alexandria
= ul p n aad 35 p.
FOR ii ANASSAS LINE leave Washington
: 10 Il. m. and Alexandria Z 35 a. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive At StTasbnrg ct IL Is p. NJ,
corAccLlng with :he Valley kosd East end
Wcs- LoaVo St!asburg2 80 p. m., arriving 81
Alexandria At s 80 .. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
iSlO& leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
""I saturday, ii 90 $. m. end returns Men
tsy, Wednesday, and Friday, al , 48 p. m.
For Miadioburg, dsily connection 81 Plains
station
Tor Urpet7iNe, regalsr connection st Dels-
plane.
For WANR.NTON, lesve Washington al
10 =. -.
All trains mske good connections, ct Wash
lnI.on, 20 and from North and West,
New Grlosns sleeper leaves Washington 81
~ .. n. running through without change.
Tn Express train. leaving Washington st 10 &C
?. III Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car
with extra charge only SI.OG, through to
Iaayi.Iv.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
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HAEV EST TOOLS At IS King, corner of
- Royal street. Alexandra, Va-On hand
and for sale, wholesale and retail, Genuine Eng.
li9h Wald!on Grass and Grain Scythes all
leugIhs; Imitation Engigh Grain Scythes
American Clipper Scythes, sharpened and sot !;
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Patent Scythe Snaths. Bercs Sept Stones, No.
quality; Bercs Grind Stones, from 20 to 100
pounds, TO which We iuvite the attention of pur.
chssers. Small profits; quick sales.
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L3HE 4P TEE g.ENE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Friday, 81 80 o'clock p.m.; reiurning, laaye
Norfolk on alternate days ct 400 p m.
This stsunch iron steamer hss asL been paint.
ed throughout, ststeroOms newly furnished and
csrpetsd, end is the h.ndsumos. SIS we'll ss the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeak e
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nect!on with the New York and Boston steam
ers; also connects with Rich mnni stasmors .Hd
railroad lines SCutn- Stops at PIN ET Pol II T
sni POINT LOOKOUT gJIug and returning.
FaFe. first Class 81; round trip 81 90
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TKUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
a LAND NEAR DUGOQUAN WILL AGE.
By virtue Of deed Of trus. irom George Selec.
man and wife, dated the 18th day Of February,
1873, recorded among the land records of Fair
fax cou atty. lib,r Z, No. I paga 26j, and for the
purpose therein mentioned. the uadersig aed Will
otfar by public auction at FART AZ Court House,
on MON DAY, the 2lst day Of June 1880, the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said dsed of
trust, excent that portion conveyed by George
Selecmsn and wife to Rsdmsn Selecmsn. Said
lsud contains l22 acres and will be sold in lots
and desgna,ed as los Nos | 2snd 3.
No contains 81 acres, one third in timber,
with com for:sble HOUSE.
No 2-l92 scres. with good HOUSE and
barn one third cleared
No. 3-270 acres and known As the HOME
TRACT; h Is con:ortabe HOUSE and barn.
Terms of Sale: 80 much Of the purchase
money il cash as will psy expenses Of ssle also
the sum Of one thousand dollars with interest
thereon from the 18Th day Of February, 1873,
until tho day o: sale. Selling ss trustee, shall
convey such tito rs is vested in me, which l
believe TO be good
my2O-td WIN. r. HALEY, Trustee.
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BY Green s. Wise, Auctioneers.

pY VIRTUE OF decree Of the Circuit
D Court for tho county Of Alexandria. Va.
rendered at its May term 1885, 10 the suit
Of Dixon s. Brother ~. Robert Ball, the UNDER
sigoed commissioners therein named will Ct fer
for sale by public suction on I'll URSD AY, the
24.b day OF June 1870. in froat of tho entrance
to tho Court room, on Fairfax St. 1t II o'clock
H., TRA ACT OF LAND, contsiring q acres,
nssr Balps r. Ronds, in AleIsndria cou lty, Va.
VIII bo sold as & w9olo or "if red in Two sspa.
Terms Of Ssle: Oae third of the purchase
money 10 30 psid in cash, and the residus in
e. II snf IS months. (three equal instslments)
with interest.
ALBERT STUART, Comm'rs
Il. q. CLAUGHTON,J Of Sale
mv2S-2.Wts