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National Republican., 1880-11-16

last night, Captain G. G. Cole, General j. NJ
Ewing and Z. w. s. Moore were appointed O
committee to confer with other state assoca
tions at Willard hall tomorrow evening
relative to the Inauguration ceremonies.
THE VIRGINIA STATE REPUBLICAN Asso.
CIATION
will send as delegates to Wednesdays meet
lug William +. Cooper, president, John A
Cooper, secretary, aud Edmund Brocken
borough to Thursdays meoting Dr. A. Wat
son and A. Z. Manning.
THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
The Young Mems Central Garfield aud AR
thur club met last night, tho president. Mr.
William II. Yoss In the chair, aud Mr.. A. N
Dewey secretary. After discussing routine
business the club took action upon tile send.
ing of delegates to the meetings Of the re-
spcctive committees, TO be held ou Wednesday
aud Thursday evenings next. The majority
of the club favored the sending of delegates Co
both meetings, on the ground that this would
be the best way Of efIectingO compromise be.
tween the respective committees The dele.
gates to Wednesdays meeting are Messrs.
William H. Voss Albert N. Dewey aud Edwin
Buchanan and to Thursdays meeting Will
lam +, Cooper aud Charles II. Pond.
THE EAST WASHINGTON CLUB.
The East Washington Garfield and Arthur
club held its regular weekly meeting last
evening. After considerable discussion of th @
matter of preparation for the ceremonies OF
Inauguration of the presideut'elect, Dr. Z. A.
Adams, Captain Donald McCathran and Mr.,
w. J.. Cowan were elected committee to
represent the club in the preparations for the
Inauguration, aud the following resolution was
adopted:
ResoirCd That the committee elected to represent
this club in the making Of arrangements for the
Inauguration Of General James A. Garfield a'
| nrcaidnut of ~ IFuifa1 nrn hprp1v I'm
structed to act in such manner that By theil
voice none that actively opposed the election ol
the republican candidates shall he allowed tC
take leading part In the ceremonies Of inaugure-
! tion.
Colonel Robert c. Ingersoll aud Colonel w
| W. Dudley were elected honorary members oi
the club.
THE "BoYs IN BLUE GRANT CLUB.
| The U. 8. Grant club Boys in Blue met at
Soycrcigns' hall on Eleventh street last even.
ing, Colonel f. A. Seelye in the chair. Alton.
ton was called to the meetings to make ar.
rangcments for the inauguration of General
| Garfield, and the following delegates were
elected TO the meeting at Willard hall to-mor.
row evening: Colonel +. b. Seclye, Captain
| w. Ii. Walker aud Captain w. II. Appleton
The chair stated that General Grant would ar
rive in Washington soon after the assembling
of congress, and that meeting of the officers o
| this department had been held last Friday af
ternoon, when the question of u reception 10
the general was discussed. Several commit.
tees were appointed, among them one on a
suitable uniform. They had recommended
tho following, which the club was asked tC
vote upon: Dark blue sack.Coa with bras,
buttons, black belt, black felt hat with cord
dark pants aud white gloves. After shor
discussion the recommendation of the commit
tee was concurred in, and the club then adj
iourncd,
National Republican., 1880-11-16
PERSONAL.

PosTMAsrER;GENERAL MAYNARD Is busy prepar
ing hisannaul report.
GovERSoR FAmcniLD the new American minis
ter to spain, has reached Madrid.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY CoRKHILL returned lost
evening ifom hyihg trip TO Iowa.
NJ GERARD has been appointed second secretary
Of the French legation al this city.
BLAcKMAN, the Dulwich sculler has Withdrawn
from the contest for the American prizes ON &C.
count Of Illness.
sENAroR JOHNSTON of Virginia will occupy tho
house at the corner Of Thirteenth street and Massa
Chusatts avenue.
THE Baltimore san learns that d. C. Foney is
c9nyassng for the Office of clerk to the next house
OF representatives.
JoHN McCUfLoUGH began farewell engagement
at the Fith Avenue theatre, New York. last night,
IN the play Of "Virglnius"
GENERAL GRANT was entertained in Brooklyn
last evening at the residence Of II. w. Beard, re-
Gently chosen presidential elector
THE goyernorgcneral Of Kazan Is TO be tried by
eourt-martlal for attempting 10 forCiby convert
100000 IarIars to the orthodox faith.
Ex-SECRErABY q. <. boutwell, has been ap.
pointed counsel for the government before tho
Franco-American claims commission.
GENERAL c. II. GRosyENoR Of Ohio SAYS that GOV.
ernOr Foster Is all earnest candidate for the senator
snip, and Will not give way to sherman
GENERAL AN3oS q. MCCoOK Of New York Is an.
nOunCed as candidate for the republican nomi.
nation Tor speaker Of the house Of representatives..
GEoGGEJ BuIroN, one of the hest known hotel.
keepers IN Pennsy!y0nia; died on sunday morn
lug at o'clock in Harrisburg of consumption. Mr..
Bolton was lOriy-thrGc years old.
MAJOR CHARLES BTCKLEY Of the New Orleans
Democrat died Il few days ago. lie was forty-,ix
years OF age, man of literary Rttanments aud q
hnrd worker. lie las been known as q bright
journalist for the last twenty years
RICHARD Ten BRoECK, The celebrated turnnau,
Is expected to arrive IN New York from England
70 day. lie IS eighty years old, and thinks now
that he Is entitled 10 retire. Tho aggregate win
nings Of his stable during his ten ears stay in
England amounted to SlO7,7lG
THE will of the late George wymberly Louis De
Reune, who died during last August, In Georgia,
provides that IL his children die without issue his
entire estate, valued at Sj77 256 g1 shall 20 toward
The establishment in Philadelphia OF All insutu-
ton to be called The Dc Renne hospital for iu-
curaDles."
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Annillor XnhnmcY.

If the United States senate meets on the 9TH Of
March, rs It must, to organize and confirm the
presidents appointments OF cabinet officers, Ohio
will then have only ono senator. The act Of con-
gress provides that legislature may elect sena.
tors: First on tie second Tuesday after its last
meeting and organization before u senator's term
expires; second, ON the second Tuesday after its
meeting and organization to I'LL vacancy existing
when 1t meets; aud, third, ON the second Tuesday
after receiving notice of vacancy occurring after
II meets. Mr., Garfield was elected under tho first
provision. He will resign; but his successor cam
not be elected under either the first the second
provision, because tho vacancy will not exist till
the 4th Of March. He must, therefore, be- elected
under the third provision; but this cannot be done
till the second Tuesday after the llh OF March.
So the republicans VIII have one senator fewer
than they counted OIL; aud the democrats little
better chance TO secure he organization of the SEN
ate.--RichmoEd Dispatch.
We do not think this reasoning will stand fire.
General Garfield has not been member OF tho SEN
ate, and lie oannct be said to create a vacancy by
his resignation. The Legislature can act precisely
MS filling the seat of Senator Thurman, under the
second provision.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
The West Indies.

HAvANA, Nov. 15.-lhe steamers Newport and
City Of Merida carry out s3O2,50j for New York
The coptan-geueral, with the view Of reducing
the expenses Of the treasury aud Nugmentlng the
number of laborinR hands has ordered the rorma.
ton of reserve Of the acting army by diminishing
the number Of soldiers as far as the necessities ol
the service permit from the lst of December next.
Soldiers soliciting leave from the service viii re-
cciye IT, and their pay will then be discontinued.
Those remaining away win be- Obliged tO nay 81
monthly while on leave, and. falling to pay, viii
be required 10 return to service. The congress of
san Domingo dGCreed that the eXogbtaut dues Of
81 per ton shall bO paid on each vessel entering
the port OF the capital for the expenses Of keeping
the uOrL clear
National Republican., 1880-11-16
rho nncl,Iox.plaoIs sennAl.

The case Of George W. Black charged with as.
sauluug William Buckley at the latler's house on
/ street, between Seventh and Eighth Saturday
night, was called in tho police court yesterday
morning Black failing to appear his collateral
was forfeited. Mr. Buckley in q statement sent
to THE NATIONAL REPuGlICAS states that the
bnud ere false; that her relations with Black are the
same as with other neighbOrs and nothing more.
She explains tho Saturday night ullair as follows:
The party referred TO IN your article of this
morning did, however, on last Saturday night
escort me home llom the Baltimore & Potomac
railroad depot where / had gone on business of
interest to both my husband and scifaiikc. This
gentleman did, by my invitation. come into our
house and lighted lie gas IN The pnyor for me, not
ukiug OF his OyCrc0Ut and do not remember that
II @ even took on his hat, remaining not more than
three mi uutes At most ana when leaving the par
or tho unhappy ghtUy between my husband aud
IN, patty occurred, lnr reports Of which IN the
morning papers are In part correct
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Thc Irlsh PrnsnonlIona.


DUBLIN Nov. 15,-ln the case Of the indicted 0gl,
tators bill Of particulars has been furnished by
the prosecution " the trsyerses, 1t states that the
trayersers have tried 10 terrly landlords and
prevent them flom legally enforcing payment OF
rent by holding mortgages, displaying pl0COrds
and banners, aud circulating reports OF the speeches
made az the aforesaid meetings In various papers.
The iuquCStin tho case Of NheCerhpS been com.
pletcd The jury returned verdict that the
deceased was murdered by some person unknown,
The irish agitation.
LONDON, Noy, lj.--About forty tenants of the
Lough Mask estate, under tho leadership of mem
bers of the land league, will leave Ballinrobe in q
body on Thursday for NCwtown-Butler ~ tender
nll rents to Lord Erno aud ask him to dismiss his
agent, Captain Boycott, Lord Erno has hitherto
declined To receive rents except through Captain
Boycott.
LONDON Nov. lot has been decided that 1t IS
cXpodient to retain an extra regiment Of cavalry
In Ireland throughout the winter, but If allairs i'm
prove In the spring II will be Withdrawn,
The tenants on the IOugh Mask estate have issued
an address Hing on all lrlshmcn, regardless OF
party, for assistance in money to enable them 10
20 10 the res .dence OF Lord Erne. Many northern
tenant farmers have already approved the project,
Ten members Of the land League will accompany
tho tenants 10 Lord Ernes house.
LoNDoN, Nov. 1911 the expedition 10 Lord
ErnC's house proves unsuccessful the tenants in
tend to hold meetings IN the northern counties
aud appeal TO the northern tenants.
LoSDoN, NOV, lG.--1he ontI-leaBue movement In
Ulster Is steadily progressing Meetings ol orange
men and other loyal subjects have been held re'
Gently strongly denouncng agitation
National Republican., 1880-11-16
SOLID SOUTH CARoLINA.
Prescription Resolved on-How Republicans
Arc to be TreRted-Fair Notice to Imml-

TFrom The Greenville Mountaineor.


Are to be Treated-Fair Notice to Imml-
grants
From the Greenvile Mountaneerl
Pursuant to adjourned meeting, Tiger Demo-
cratic club met at Masonic hall, Tigeryile, Green.
vilo county S. c., on November c. Captain L. /.
Jennings, president in the chair, I. L. Ewart,
secretary. pro tempore. The club being called to
order Captain Jennings in an appropriate aud
very enthusiastic and stirring speech, announced
the meeting ready for business.
On motion n committee handed in the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, viz:
First-That we, the members OF TiOga club, have
the good of our entire country at heart
Second-That we do not believe fair admins
tration of the laws will be given us by the radical
party In South Carolina, nor does that party
consider tho interests of either white or black.
Third-That prior to the election held on I'd No.
vomber last, we urged upon our colored citizens
the importance of voting with the democratic
party, the party from which they derive all their
support and recognition. Yet In spite of our plead
ing they almost to man voted the radical ticket
Fourlh-1hat from henccforth we pledge our.
selves TO discard any man, white or black, who
voted with the radical party and that we Will not
rent any -four lands to- or have upon our premises,
such men until they prove their sincerity to an
honest government or the democratic party by
their works and deeds.
our country and state to join hands with us IN this
matter as the only course for the people to save
the government from corruption and fraud.
Sixth-That we beg the citizens and merchants
OF Grcenville city to discharge from their employ
any white or black radical and ill their places
with democrats.
Seventh-That we dlscountenance any man who
will violate any of the above resolutions and con.
slider him wanting in loyalty to his party, ana spot
him as an enemy 10 good government.
Eighth-That no tenant whom we may have on
our places shall be allowed to have in their cm-
poy any white or black radical.
Ninth-That any voter-a stranger to us-who
may apply TO us for employment must produce sat
isiacory papers that he is a democrat.
Tenth-Ihat copy of these resolutions be
transmitted TO the Greenyllle papers for publoa.
ton, and that all other papers in South Carolina
friendly to good and honest government publish
also.
L. /. JENNINGS, president club.
7. L. EwART, secretary.
Commttee-D II. Noe, @. J. McMchan, J. w.
Ballenger w. z. Bates and g. ]. Southern.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Complimentary Entertainment to IhurIow
Wgsl,

NEW YORK, Nov, l5,-rhe venerable statesman
and journalist Hon, Thurlow Weed, was enter
tanned tonight by the Press club oil New York, on
the occasion Of the eghty-thlrd anniversary Of his
birth, Mr., J. W, simonton, general agent Of the
Associated Press, made an address Of welcome
Addresses were also made by james Watson Webb
ErasMs Brooks and Robert J. BurdCtt Of the Bur
lington HuWkeye Dr. Wood and Whitelaw Reid
also spoke, the latter referring to the old firm Of
Seward, Weed Greeley, and the greatness OF the
men who composed 1t.
Mr. Thurlow Weed said: II viii not even give
utlerance to the deep and profound seuse OF graft
tude that feel toward You tonight" The speaker
related u number of mCideaiS IN his career, and
especially spoke Of his intercourse With Horace
Greeley, Of whom he said there was no man capa-
bio of 50 much good or Of exercising 80 great intu
ence, Later in the evening Nh Weed again spoke
aud said that II was one OF the s0uces OF his life
that political collisions had never broken his close
friendly relations with his political opponents
Other speeches were made Dy cX-Congessman
Robinson, f0SlmNSter James Algcrnon :. sullivan
and Rev. Mr., Galnett. There were also songs ana
rppitatiOug
National Republican., 1880-11-16
CHILLI AND PERU.
but Little Progress In Peace Negotiations
Activity OF the .Chiilan Navy--A Torpedo
Eruindah

bhN Aittio EFokfoSh III foNOe NeROttntiOnN--
Activity OF tho .Chiilan Navy-A Torpedo
Exploded.
PANAMA, Nov. 6.-The peace commission which
assembled in africa on the 2ist of october under
the presidency of the United States minister TO
Peru Mr.. Christisncy, have as yet accomplished
nothing beyond the arrangement Of few unim-
portant preiminaries. These relate principally 10
organization and the general direction OF negotla-
tions.
The Chillan commander in the north has con-
Quoted operations as though peace was the re-
motest thing possible and every day serves but to
draw more closely together the lines which arc
concentrating to the final attack on Lima.
The only active operations reported lately are
those OF the Chillsn expediuonary force In the
north OF Peru. The towns, villages and hsciendas
q refusal to comply with tho terms of the Invaders
Is followed with the fdgot and the torch The
people are filled with alarm and fly before tho
Chllians scGrcelya shot has been fired against
| them so far in q campaign which has cost Peru
properties worth several millions of dollars.
Following the Chlan force are hundreds OF
Chinese. who were.lntely employed on tho haolen.
das recently visited by the Chinns. This horde
completes the work ofrapine and plunder begun
by the invaders. At the latest accounts the in.
vading force had returned to iquique.
The Chilion fleet is doing nothing In front OF
Caliao; on the 10Th of October large torpedo was
sent oil in that bay In the hopo OF destroying some
OF the Chlian vessels. II wasarranged TO explode
by clock work, and ut Q o'clock in the morning
| treated the watchers on shore TO display Of lis
powers II threw up an immense volume of water
and shook the whole of the adjacent country
One house topped over In Chorvillos us though II
had been shaken by All earthquake The
Chilian fleet was made aware Of the danger
II appears, and gave the torpedo wide birth
rumor that the Cochran was blown up. which
reached lquque, had It's origin, probably in this
affair.
The authority OF General Venitemila appears 70
be more formidable affair than the government
represents. Much alarm exits In Guayaquil, where
the effects of disturbances are disastrous TO com
merce. a force of 1000 men have been dispatched
against the mnlcontents but is said to be under
the command of n person who Is well-dlsposed
toward the leaders of the revolution, These arc
operating IN the interior and their movements arc
regarded with considerable apprehension by those
in authority. Details arc not get forthcoming.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
THE LINDSAY MYSTERY.
Cumberland Republicans frying to Find IL
Man Who Sent Jimmy O'Brion to Net

Cumberland Republicans frying to Find the
Man Who Sent Jimmy O'Brion to New
York.
Among the arrivals at the Ebbitt house yesterday
were Colonel II. J. Johnson, editor OF the Cumber.
land (Md.) Neics, Captain I. f. McCardell, cx.city
clerk Of Cumberland and Mr.. Kearney clerk of
the Queen City hotel Mt that place. The latter is
the custodian Of the hotel register containing tho
name Of Henry l.. Walton, who it is said sent
Jimmy U Brlcn, alias Lindsay, 70 Now York In
conversation with a representative Of TIE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN last evening Colonel Johnson
stated that he was not at liberty to dlvulge The ma
ture OF his business here, as ne had an nppoint.
mcnt with certain government unicals
aud until he had their consent bo must
keep quiet. Speaking Of Henry L. Wai.
ton, he said that it had been shown pretty
concusiVe!y that this name was an assumed one
and 1t was important TO find outwho he was, Tho
man, whoever he was, met OBrien the day after
his arrival IN Cumberland and took him with him
to New York; HIS tracks lead mp to tho doors Of
some people high IN the democratic party, and as
soon as iound he would be made to tell what ha
| knew. lnasmuch as OBrien had made two state,
| ments, twas necessary to prove which was true US
| no matt cOulu be convicted upon his unsupported
! testimony. An effort would be made to-day TO find
out some ofO Brien's companions in this city prior
| to his departure for Cumberland IN hopes Of get
| ting clue 10 Walton. Promising to keep TIE RE-
PUBLGCAEs representative posted should anything
important turn up to-day Colonel Johnson retired
| to his room.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
A lwo-Dn - IroItIng 1ieating.

Arrangements have been made hyo number OF
gentlemen to give a two.days uottIng meeting at
tho grounds Of the National Fair association,
Wednesday and ThuSdoy, November II ana Is.
The entries which closed last night, were as fol-
lows: Glass gAJ-A. A, Co.buru cutters b. m,
Mischief John Egglesou enters br, s. Trump; T..
NJ Drauey cutcr br J. ilCE James Hughes enters
~ m. Molle Whue-Cioud' T.. B, todlcy enlega r.
M salie IIuulor j. II Morrow enters r. m. Belle
Glass 9Ad-W Il. suter enters br s, Cracker Boy;
ou.cra :. m. Honesty A, Il, Purdue enter, + q,
White Stocking. lrcnior-all class-pouiel Kill
ian enters b. m Lady Bles'inglnn, formerly Jennie
b; A. A. Colbum enters b. m Mischief John Eggle.
SON enters hr f. Trump; J. II. Morrow enters r. e,
uucle Dave r. Moses cutters br g. II, q, Ilili A.
IL. pardue enters q, IN, Clara Morgan,
National Republican., 1880-11-16
No Linuor LIcen.e ncnra.

The liquor liconse bonrd yesterday approved Tho
application Of james Eelehcr, No li3 High street.
Georgetown, and disapproyed that Of John J.
Daley, No. 1867 street southwest Fifteen appll.
cations were con sdercd aud referred to the treas
urCr. Protests We're received from the trustees and
deurons of the Filh baptist church. on Vermont
avenue agHins granting Licenses TO saloons In tho
vicinity of that church from Charles Warren,
ton and 200 others against licensing saloons Within
one square of q public school; from residents on
Seventh street ana Rhode Island avenue against
rciccuslug tho restaurant No. 1901 seventh street
Gud from Rev, G. j. Rumsdcll, secretary OF tha
pastors union, against gruu'ug Il license for the
snlo Of l!quor ON the premises occupied by the
police headquarters.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
A Cnnndnnce Man.

man who gave his name as Allen Powell was
arrested by officers of the nnh precinct last night
on the charge Of being Il confidence man. it being
alleged that hg had vIctimi2eIa gentleman living
40 1888 e. street northwest out Of TWO weeks board
ana an opera glass, Detectives Acton and CoomeI
discovered that Powell Is man for whom thcy
were looking on charge Of playing u confidence
man in Baltimore 1t appears that Powell has
passed under the name of Mason, n. A, West and
probably numerous other names About tho lst OF
October 10 Is charged that Powell, under the name
oflI. A. Wcst. met Mrs. Power of NillIngton Md,
I'm Baltimore and induced her 10 give him 500 "a
10 purchase government bond lor her. West took
lhe money ana disappeared. lie was locked mp qt
police headquarters last night, and viii be turned
over 20 the Baltimore authorities tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Semator nnYnrd,s YlnYs-

In talking 10 correspondent ofthe Philadelphia
Press on Saturday Senator DayOrd said that he was
much surprised at the bitterness developed IN the
late canvass. He had thought that tho high char
acter of the candidates would have insured q re-
speCful canvass. He secuted the idea of a contest
over the count Of the vote OF New York. AS SO the
organization of the senate he expressed regret that
there should be a prospect OF any trading or mere
partisan mau0uvfing, lie would continue to
oppose the unsealing of Kellogg, Ms he regarded
the question rs res ddjudiclid. Senator Baysrd
spoke, kindly OF General Garfield aud, expressed
most sanguine expectations OF his hiends
National Republican., 1880-11-16
sItIlnn Enm mrfinnt.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia 7fibum special from Fort
Peck says the hostlles are paying very little attpn-
tlon 10 General Miles notice to surrender, aud
that small parties are constantly joining Sitting
Bull ut Rock creek Sitting Bull told one of
Miles scouts on october % that he would never
surrender, but fight to the DEATH RlsJ that he
would not be responsible for the lite Of any white
man who entered his camp. The young braves
use very threatening language. Miles Is now
gathering his forces St Fort kcogh and will take
the field by this date. As the hostes cannot again
take refuge in Canada they win no doubt be cap,
tured but not without u hlLter nght.
National Republican., 1880-11-16

Nussrs Alexander aud Johu Hutchinson farm.
crs residing ON the seyonths,reet road, and Mrs,
Elizabeth Bond OF SO. 4l3l Smith street. were de-
lghlel and greatly Ga.1uishod by the reappoaranca
oil their brother Jane, Hutchinson, WSO they
hOught had been killed iu the war they having
buried % body supposed 10 be his lt appears thGt
uuer being wounded hy the explosion of gun,
which deprived him of his cycsight he was nursed
teuderly by lady. Later he married her d0ugh-
ter and removed TO Nebraska, whore he has been
engaged successfully I'M ugmirs He came tc
Washington TO look mp his relatives and obtain "A
large amount of pension nouoy due him,