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National Republican., 1880-11-04
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
New York MOney Market.

NIW NVT9NI wv % ET8Vs
Tho exports Of domestic products for the past
week amounted to SlO33l2l,
Money was active at 2l&85 per cent, and closed
at 8 per cent
Exchange was steady at 1871 Tor long aud 1851
for short sight
Government bonds were weak and ls@3F per
cent lower for Nycs ana skies. aud strong ana ls@
81 per cent higher for 4lgs mud IS,
State bonds were dull and nominal,
Railroad bonds were active. but irregular, Erie
seconds consOls advanced from 95la TO ISIS, de-
e!lned t1V7l4 advanced " g7la, but again declined
to 07lS closing at91lt Kansas N Ie%uN seconds
advanced q 7O,4 from CO.. 30 declined TO 90. closing
at 90 Kansas & Pacific hrsu couSols advanced
from O7la TO 9S, bUt IA the ale dealings declined
to ". Texas Pacific lrbts (hio GraId5 dlYislUul
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FREE AnVERTHsaNG.
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NJ q q III a. Es. Csr HI :
AdrertIsements undor Tho herd Of


E1TUATIOHs WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF ON occepablo nature and not to exceed four lnes
on our third page are irec TO all.
ddtotscmtnts, for Bcnt SAFE o. Lost, not 10 eTcocd
ntcc tbtcs uR Jc inserted H8cc times yor GtcmtyJfco
Ctnts.
II answers fail to como tho hrst time, we invite n
second, third, many repetlons ns are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
versers to feel that they not Imposing on rs, but
doing va favor by using our FREQ columns, as we
GredeterInined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
thelr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY aro not delivered through the
posoiiice. If Initials used they should be directed
Ia the care OF some person, firm or postollce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m,
Advertisements can DO left at our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REpU BfICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-11-04

A MAN who talks like Douis Kcarney can
never be made to eat his words. They would
make him sick.-Nc0 Orleans PicdvRc.
IT Is said that hroad-hce'cd sloe5 will soon
he the fashion for ladies' No one will regret
the departure of those Elizubothan higA-stcp-
ping looking heels which made lovely woman
look like u hen on hot grddle.-NcU Y0f3
Commercial Adce1iscr.
HERE is something for our jcucsse dorec to
initiate. According to LabuuCherc, ~ young
officer, wishing his feet to look their best aud
smallest at dance, had the solcs, heels and
toes OF his socks cut away aud tho remaining
portion firmly stitched to his patent.leather
dancing shoes"
OLIVE LOGAN tells us that Mrs. Wheeler
(P. b. has skinny arms but neither limbs OF
the utmost beauty Of form, while Mrs. Langtry
lP. b. has most lovely arms hut has to wear
unmentionabIcs trimmed ut the bottom with
point lace to conceal their pipo-stcm shape.
Up. b. means professional bcauty)
FEMININE tenderness sometimes crops out
in queer places. The widow Of French
chemist, famous for his researches IN toxi-
cology, was on trial for poisoning her husband
1t was proved that arsenic was the medium
employed. why did you use that poison p
asked tho presiding magistrate. Because"
sobbed the fair cuprit, 'it was the one he
liked bcst."
ONIONS have many uses, both rs condiments
and medicine, and recently Dr.. Poarse of Ply
mouth, England, presents their claims us
remedial agents in eases Of consumptiOn. He
states that more than Gour.ilfths of tho suffer.
ers from that disease have decided desire
for onions. They prefer them raw, eaten
with salt, but they like them cooked too lIe
therefore, is of opinion that onions shoul /
form part of the dict of phthisical patients.
A FRENCHMAE who has recently visited
this country gives in Paris papcr II not very
lartcring account of our hotel system. lie
prctcnds that the american" and the "Eu-
rupcnn" plans are equally calculated TO shave
the lamb as closely US possible, aud that the
hotel lamb Of this country is the most docile
and uupr0 estng kind Of An animal. Al The
same time ho wonders how the managers of
the hotel can keep their kitchens going all
day aud supply bill of fare Of from forty to
sixty dishes, Of every one of which the guest
is entitled to partake If he chooses, az any
hour of tho day.
THE Irish Land League are rivRliug tho
notorious camOrra of southern Italy in their
methods Of destroying their enemies. The
principal tIddcsman in tho neighbOrhO1d Of
HeudlUrd was uulucky enough to incur their
displcnsuro They accordingly "eXcommuui-
Gated" him. with the result that he has sold
only four shllings' worth Of -four since his
accommodation" Tho girl who had
bought the -four did not succeed in carrying
it home, as m emissary Of the league ripped
mn the bag containing it and the flour was re-
duced to mud and the girl to tears This lat
ter sight, however, touched the heart of tho
lrishman aud he paid her tho value of the
flour on her promising in future TO buy her
breadstuhs ut another shop.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
SEPTEMBER 10, 1880. U. s. Marshal. ID. c.
IHANCERY SALE OF A DtsTRABLE TWO.
- STORY AND RACK BUILDING BNICK
DWELLlNU, ON THE NORTHtASr COR

By virtue Of two decrees OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, sitting Ia equity passed on
the I day of October, a. D. 1872 and on the 10Th day
Of October, A. ID. 1884, Nets Lacy ct nl, cause No.
GS0i equity docket ~ shall sell at public auction. IN
front OF the premises. on W. lDNfsSDAN, the l7tll
day OF November, $50, at EaO OcOCk D. M nll that
piece parcel OF ground situate IN tcCity OF Wusll-
lngion, ID. c. beng the wcscr part Of lot numbered
four ~. In square numbered eight hundiedand forty
two tSl2 said part OF lot having irnnt Of II feet
inches on II street suuh beast with depth Of n feet,
together with the improvements ctC
Gprms-Oup-thlrd IN cash and the balance In one,
two and three years. with iutpr-et vt per cent per
nnnum until uud, secured y deed Oi trust on the
property sold; 500 dei oslt required ut the time OF
sale, and all cOnveyaneiug uud recuIding 1T par
Chaser's cost. J. q. kINtBAIf.. Irui!
j. II. COLDWEEL 1874 E street northwest
AuciiOnccr. Oc-j .awId5
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Auction SALES.
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
Il ON ELEVENTH STREEr BETWEEN \
AND + STREETS sOUTuWEsr, AT AUG

TI1RUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
Il ON ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN II
AND, STREETS soUTuWEsr, AT AUG.
TGON.
By virtue OF n decree Of the sureme Court Of the
District Of Columbia sitting in equity passed the 26th
day of october, a. d. 1889, cause NO Ties equity
docket ~. We tie undersigned trustees, VIII sell al
public auction. IN front OF the premises. on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF NOVEMBER, 1880, at o'clock
p m, all thpse p eces or parcels OF ground. situated
In the city of Washington, ID. C., known and de-
scrihed as lots numbered seven () aud eight tsl In
g. B. Church's recorded subdivision OF square mum
bered three hundred and twenty eight (J2s) each 4
said lots hnving front OF fifteen feet Eleventh
street southwest with depth OF V0jS feet together
with the improvements, consisting OF two name
houses
4 orms, as prescribed by the decree; Ono-iourth
cash. the balance in equn nstalnens of six, Twelve
and eighteen months from day Of sale with Interest
on the deferred payments at per cent per anu um
until paid, secured by deed OF trust the property
sold, or nll cash. at purchasers option deposit OF
sOO on each lot required at the time Of sne and az
conveynnoing and recording at purchasor's cost III
terms of sale are not complied with in seven day
property to be resOld ut rsk and cost OF deinuinB
purchasnr niter TN ee days office In Evening star.
G. STOIIts, St Cloud Building lTrustees
JAMES III. SAV1LltE, 81 u ST. n.w
DUNCANsOS BROS, Auctlonoers
National Republican., 1880-11-04

En TABLE boRTders can be accommodated Mt s2O
OO per month, with the very best of everything
the markets afford. at DRIVER 6 sCHOFIELDs,
i.IJ Pennn ave eitTtt
National Republican., 1880-11-04
TIE GREAT
71Dn TIE GREAT gGOn
PLINNSN LVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NUErlI, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLE TRACK, $ EEL RAILS, .
L0IflN.
1880
$50

NJ, nI,,, PENNSSN /, ILyAEIAy = ROUTE ,,,,,.,,
SPLENDID SCENERY. .iF MiFAGNiFIcENf EQUIP
TRAINS 1SJ ES WXaniHdf6& iHdf q sS sS2 Depot cor
nor o. sixth aud streets. az ioilowsi
Sleeping Car! TO Louisville and Chicago; 10; 10 u.
IN. daily, with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg TO
With PUmco Car to piltsburI
BALTIMORE \ POTOMAC RAlIROAD.
viii Pnrior CIR 10 watkins ana the E6rth, at sOj
a, M. daily except sunday at 1880 D. NJ daily, e&-
cont saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For WiliinnisToIt Lock Haven ana Elmlrn, at 1910
II. N. daily, except sunday,
For New York aud the East 1910 o. nl g;i0 and 1000
y, m. On SuuGay, lg0l D. m.
Limited Express Of Lullman Paror Cars, O3O u IN.
For Br6okiyr, Ncw York, all through trains connoc.
at Jersey CITY Win boats Of "sruoklyn Annex"
double fcrrage across New York ely.
For Philadelphia, ltiO ~ RIO, $40 and 1000 p IN.
Limited expteSs 1880 n m. daily, except Sunday.
For BSltimor-, GAO 50 10 1910 u. n and 2;o $40,
@'iO, 30, $50 and 1890 p m, ON sunday, 500 a.
For Popes Creek Line tiO "a m. and $40 p M daily,
For Annapolis DO H. M, nnd $40 p nj, daily, except
ALEXXSbRIA & FREDg gnIcRsnuRG Rail-
For Alexandria, I;?o o u H. MI 40 800 G;25 and
For 'Rcnmond and the South. 100 u. M daily, and
$50 d. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington O. s. 10 q. NJ,
1890, 3, 9, aud 905 p. m, and Y midnight On
Tickets information, sleeping hnh parior-car ac-
cOmmodotons can be procured at ihe oihc ,s-horh-
aYenuo northeast corner Of Sixth street md Icnnsy
Vunu avenue and AZ the depot, where orders can be
lett for the cheeEing OF baggage to destination om
''''''' L. +. FARMER Grners Passenger Agent
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no take effect
SUNDAY. NAY aa. lssl. AZ l.SO Z. ".

H. Leave WnShingtn;
5g0- Baltimorc i;illc9t. Ciiy and Way stations.
G55-Iialtimore. Annapolis and Way (Picdmont
Strnshurg, Winchester lIugcrsj0wn, Frederick
slo-P9i.! q! Rocks agd way stations; ,,,,, $50.
Gal-slAUNToN AND VIRGINIA. SPRINGS EN-
@OO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
70 New YorlS and Pn!ledclphia.
oCo-jou sunday only-BNtimore Annapolis and
ohO-tS;G LOUIS, tcHIItcAGo coLuM9Us9, AND
stations 'ast Of Plc,inlont, except ,sunday;l
daily; Grafton to Sandusky daily, except Sntur
iOOo-B4LrDoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
burg, College, BCllsyllie, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jessu's and Hanover.
ii:lO-Baltimoro Annapolis, I'll colt City and Way.
l;5i-BAITlMokE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
.'oc-NEW 6N :, Xx9lhiES ghSs PHILADELPHIA AND Bos-
2ha "reTSn M%g aad s2H a via Rsay
'So-BAlN2ih5 A. k bIADdENsHTGn H. nAy AMD AT s11T
4a,-ffoInt oi Rocks, Frederick, llagerstown, WIN,
chester aud Way stations. (On sunday 10 Po mt
OF Rocks aud Way Stations only.
APNgSpG ANS c5ETSy Ep2 MSpy s'E&GPi
siTiiS fi e fii,c@gS %Sb i"BX "BXLrMonE Ex
Pltll5s. Sto at BlNGch sburg aud Laurel.
G0j-point OF Rocks mud Way Stations
80 -BXiTISioTI ANi} iHUIiiiL EXPRESS.
G3O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
PfllsBuRG INPHEsS. Qittsburg except
Sundgy)
slecping cars to 81. Louis and PlttSburg
:3i-tnALrlMoHls DLADENsBUKG AND LAU-
l,l.L LNplIGSS.
lOI5-iNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALI GNONli EXPIRES. Sleeping ear
TO New York, and SpeeAd sleeping Cur 10 fhlia-
delphA.
tDaiiy SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains 81 op at Relay stat on.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore q
Ohio Il, Eet offices, Washington Station, ana COS GD
ana 1851 leuusy lNUniu avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders Will lc taken for luggage to
be checked and received at any pOut IN the city.
". NJ. CLEMENI s,
Master OF TrRngp ration
GEO, $. kOONlI, General Agent
J.. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agcn'.
4, X. lord. General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
WANTED-IsOOMS.

WANTED-lsOOM
W4EMTEtDTh1cG1 or Jour gPnrgshrd rooms Gr
and sixteenth streets n W. please state price ANA lO
cation; small family; references given. Address
STONE. lhlh Office. nO43lt
Wy TANrED-by q gentleman with little boy one
w or two unfurnlsned rooms in private family,
with board preferred; location must be central. Ad.
dress WESLEY, Republican oilice, noS,3tt
A LADY clerk desires uu I'M furnished room In u
IA gentee family; must be centrally located; board
p elerrcd Address ~ once, stating terms, Mrs
WHITE, Republican office, no3,Slt
JDY q small family. two furnished rOoris on sec
ID ond ilOur west uf lhireonth 81 and north Of k,
with board Address II o, Republican Oillc'. no2,Su
TIVE orslx partly furnished rooms, with use Of
IL Kitchen, IN central location, near departments y
for family OF three. Address 81 H. Republican
office. nos y
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National ACGdeDly Of Iiee A1'5s.
ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Tho emost thorough instruction IN every department
OF Altr from HE Preparatory Course 10 Portrait and
Historical Painting, The Science Of Art will DO
mace 50 clear mud simple that years OF study vii! be
saved the student
CORCORAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET
National Republican., 1880-11-04

/
| EOlt lENT-Wih board, q nicely furnished suite
A. ufrOpns on second nOor, south 'front.' also u front
/ on thlId toOr, No. t.I E glrpet uuI.3tf
National Republican., 1880-11-04

MEA rsi S. 4y SSn. @ SpcSq G N@tq"a ISGs 6 sSiG
70 $lo per week. Transient 81 to $40 per day. Mrs,
4pIs
National Republican., 1880-11-04
TAKE NOTICE.!

This Is the only Lottery voted on ty the lcople
OF state, and under late decision of the United
States Supreme Court nj Washington is the only
Legal Lottery now In the United States, all other
charters having been repealed or having no exist
ence. "
National Republican., 1880-11-04
r H. WARMER, Rcai E.talc Au5il5accr,


TlNuSTETiS' SALE OF \ 1Wu.SrOBY AND AT
TIC FRAME HOUSE on $lNIN 81 Rect, BE.
TWEEN II AND PlNNsNLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated July 10. 1875
duly recorded IN hbtr sat folio ~, Of tho land
records for the Dslic! Cf Conbli.r nul ot the re-
quest OF tile party secured, VIII sol tt public auc
tom IN front Of the lren.ros ON TUESDAY, the
2Oth day of OClUBllt a. -. iS o, Ot 4; o'clock
r M, the ioloWin6 6dccrlhnd real inio situated n
the city Of Washington, D,srD OF Columbia 10 wit:
Part OF lot numbered ono % In square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five (0-5) described as fol-
lows: b. ginning fOr the 10 the southeast
nor OF sgd lot one ln, and running thence north
Mirty-cigh feet eight Inches l.a H. inl thunco west
geyenty.lwo cot, thence south thirty cEhl feet eight
Inches (S H. IN aud thence eR-t cntytwo Ioet,
70 the beginning, together with tho Improvements
thereon.
Ierms Onc.third CO IA and tie balance In six (O),
twelve 40 aud oshto n lSl months with Interest nj
per cent. pcr Hnuuu. secured ny deed Of trust on
the property, or 81 cash, a option OF purchaser; $50
deposit at lime Of sale and al convey cnciug at cost of
purChnser lftcrma OF sale are not com lied with in
seven dayH the trusocI reserve the rg to resell the
property ut the ris: and oi the Os,uuting pur-
chaser after five days a,vergeuicul.
JOHN JOY EDISON,
THOMAS $. HOPKINS,
Trustees.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
naItiInorn NInrIsotn.

suB.TnEAsURY BALANCES.
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: A spLnNDID OPpOWIUNIrY

TO WIN A, FoRTUNE. ELEy,ENTIH GRAND
| LEANS. TUEADAY. NOV. O. 1850
National Republican., 1880-11-04
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YIoR SAiE- = he fixtures contained In Park shoe
store 032 7th IT, will be sold az bargain If nppli.
nton Is nude Mt once. au25-tl
NEW safe, made by the celebrated mnnuftciurers,
~ Messls. MOBler. Banmuun ~ Co. Cincinnati.
'htO: can ha aaeu ~ tNia ofire
National Republican., 1880-11-04
EsONREsEN6..

OFFICE ROOMS IN No. 313 ana $40 FOur.anda-h0ll
Nrcet u. w.; also In ibs Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Ucnt-Iist.
National Republican., 1880-11-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TSALTINfOUE &c OHIO RAILROAD
The Great Doubc-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
10 the
NORTH, NORTifWfssT WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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oc9l
National Republican., 1880-11-04
WANTED -TE0USES.

VIZ TANTED-To rent, moderato'sZol house, ho-
w tween i and q and Ninth aud fourteenlh
streets h W; or rart OF hOnge tunfrnished) snme
locality, fora party OF adults. Address j. H. kcwlc
iicun Office, nOl-3t
National Republican., 1880-11-04
MAIL BAGS

like tho samples Of this DepaEment; also for fur
nishng MAIL BAGS conforming In materials and
sizes to the official samples but OF different construc-
ion and mpr.ycd patterns, OF which bidders are to
furnish samples.
Specifications ofthe knds OF Mail Gags and ofthe
conditions aud requirements relating TO proposal',
contracts, &C. as well as forms OF bidding, Will be
furnished application by letter TO the Second AS
sistant Postmaster.G General. No proposal will be
considered which shall not have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
iormity 10 the Specifications and the accepted pro-
posas. The right is reserved, however 10 reject any
or all the proposals.
JAS. n. TYNER,
National Republican., 1880-11-04

The above sale is postponed uutu FRIDAY, NO
VEABER s. lsJl, SAME hour aud place
JDIIN Joy EDISON,
1TnREINE
National Republican., 1880-11-04
FOR sAI.E-n0UsEs.

LOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST Ol
~ properly for sale JOHN SHERMAN q co,
81. Cloud Bulldiug Real tHtntc aud loans. lyJ
National Republican., 1880-11-04

A SITUATION, by respectable coored man, n
IA porter, coathman or anything Mt which he can
make u Lying for himself and iamily Call or ad
dress l6il INvcl III stnw. no;
National Republican., 1880-11-04
EDUCATIONAL.

OF MUSIC
~ 7U7 Eigth street northwest
Rates s.. 0 month and upwards. ESperIen ced
teachers In piano, vocc, organ, etc, Free exercises,
Church organ. OC5
National Republican., 1880-11-04
EANTED-WEEP.
wANTED-sgTUATIONs.

pY white Pirl, n situation ns chamhcrmaid, IA
- make herself useful. Al ply at No i35 II street
ne. no
National Republican., 1880-11-04
FOR RENT-EIOUSEs.

JNQR RINT-That LARGE four-story dwelling, with
a OlCk building ana cellar, No 0l6 Ninth 81 u W;
Ienl only 50 TO good tenant NJ NJ HOHHER, No
500 Seventh 50. oc30-3t*
ENOR RliNT-Can nnd see our list OF property for
rent JOHN SlfFNAtAN N a. co,
fc3-f st Cloud Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-29
POLITICAL STATUS or DEPARTMENT
CLERhS
The Law, Practice and Decisions In suci
CnEcs.

The Law, Practice and Decisions In Such
CnSes
At each recurring presidential election the dem.
ocrats have not failed since the accession of the
republican party to power to claim that the en-
ployes of government in the departments here who
were housekeepers hero have forfeited their right
TO vote in the states to which they claim state
allegiance This is a question which has been
legally determined by the courts in several states
as will be seen by the following resume of facts
and cases. which has been compiled by II. C. Har-
mon, esq. for THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. II VIII
be read with interest By all those who claim resi-.
dence in the states from which they were appointed
aud who contemplate going home to vote
There are many clerks in tho employ Of the gen
eral government In this city who arc anxious to
exercise the elective franchise Qt the coming prcS-
dental election, but who, having been told that
BY removing their families to this city, paying
taxes here, etc, they have lost their domiciie at
their former place OF residence, feel somewhat In
doubt what to do, Some Of these men were denied
the right TO vote at the recent state elections aud
simply because they were living in and around
Washington With their families. That these men
may not thus be diSfTanchised by Il set Of copper
head judges, would call their attention to the fol.
lowing decision and references; "A person who
removes to Washington and holds public office
there does not thereby lose his domlclle In
the place Of his former residence, unless
he Intends to permanently, reside at Wash
ington,%,-Iseo dilehrlsts Digest. page, 1913,
ton S p H. H. Reps, p e vol s. 'H page rs Il WA sub
mitted in evidence that defendant (Thornton) re-
sdod with his family, and had his domicile in
MerrmRc, county of Hillsborough previous to July,
1880, when he was appointed TO nm Office in the
treasury department of the United states and went
to the city Of Washington, and In November follow
ing he removed his wife aud one child Qeaving
one with his mother at Merrmac) TO Washington,
where he lived In hired house until the summer
of 1881, when, IN consequence of the ill-healh of
his wife she and the chi Id returned to his house
In Merrmao, and there boarded with his mother
on the lst Of October, 1881, the defendant (Ihorn.
tom went 10 Merrimac and on the 22d OF
November, same year. returned to Washing
9TH of September 1882, when, on account Of sick.
ness in his family ha abandoned housekeeping,
and his wife and children went 10 Newton, Conn,
where they remained until Septemberl, 1888, when
they returned to Washington, and he again com.
menCed housekeeping there In April, 1884, his
family returned to Merrimac. Thornton had paid
taxes in Washington during this time, lie had
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-29
Crime aud Its Penalties.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, Sept. 2S.--Ths even-
ing at 7;30 o'clock Hot Springs was the scene
of COOL deliberate and cowardly murder.
1t appears that worthless fellow known as
shRng the bootblack" met respected young
man named John Summers, both colored, in
front of the Arlington house billiard hall and
had few words with him, W herein the lie
passed, when Shang drew his revolver, lcveled
it at Summers and fired, the ball striking him
in the head, inAicting fatal wound. The
assassin ran away, pursued Intellectually by
the police. While the bystauders were lifting
the dying man into carriage Shaug returned
and gave himself into custody. Great indig.
nation is manifested and talk of lyuching is
freely induged in.
EpDYvILLE, KY, Sept. 2S.--On Saturday
last o. S, Daniel was shot aud killed by John
Boil. An old foud had existed between them,
aud last year Daniel was severely wounded
by Bell. Bell was told on Saturday that
Daniel was seeking his life. Bell thereupon
secreted himsolfnesr tho door of his store aud
when Daniel emerged from an alley on the
opposite side OF the street Bell fired with u
shotgun, iuAicting wound from which Daniel
died at night.
CHESTER, PA, Sept 2s,-,James Duffy, the
young man who shot and killed William Cou.
nor at Rockdalc Station on the evening of
august So Nun NuuNlNkNh lO'hAS VI luNOlNns
tary manslauGhter
BALrIHoRE, MD, Sept. 2S-George Dor.
sey surrendered himself to the police to-day
and confessed to having fatally stabbed
Barney Nichols, colored, last night. He Is
held TO await the verdict Of the jury OF In.
quest
CANEYvILLE, KY, Sept. 2s.-Julien Phelps
and Larue House, cousins, quarrecd about a
law suit at Lumbri,vile Butler county, on
SATURDAY. mt barbecue when House drew IA
revolver and shot Phelps killing him in.
stanty.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept s.--P, Griffin was
shot ana killed at Abbeyylle Court'house yes.
terdSy by Charles McCIung, both white. The
parties were playing billiards, y quarrel arose
aud Griffin drew knife, when MeClung shot
him fatally ia tho head and breast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-29

BURLINGTON, N. j., Sept. 2s.--Tho en-.
ploycs of the Nation al Engraving com.
pany. in this city, who number some l50
mostly press hands, and who q few days ago
deman ded an advance Of wages, are again at
work, the proprictors concluding TO givo tho
advance.
FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept 2s.-The spin
ners held II fully attended meeting tonight
the hall beiug crowded, aud quite number
Ing Tho resolution of tho spinners commit
tee recommending that they strike at all the
mills instead of a selected ten, was adopted
but tho question whether thoy would strike oil
not was left undecided until an adj djourned
meeting on Saturday evening when a vote on
this question will be taken by ballot. From
the indications at to.night's meeting they
will probably strike