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National Republican., 1880-06-25


Nutonal--iIon. p. b. Plumb Of K4usls, DR..
George a. A. Krehbiel OF New York W. Il.
Woshburuo Of Brooklyn, Harry f. Payne of
Baltimore, Nd, George w. johnson Of New
York. r. +. Young Of Cincinnati, James l..
Marion of Newark n, j., aud q, L. Whitlock
of Virginia.
ST. Jamcs-C II. Crawford Of Oshkosh,
Wis, Fred OF and w. A. Wood of St. Louis,
NJ. G. O'Hare Of New York, Temple Cutter OF
Charloslown, s. c., and w. L. Mclaughlin
aud brother Of Deadwood, d. r.
Riggs Houso-L. n. Davis Of Kellogg Iowa.
c. +, Coulton aud Martin Hatcher of New
York. General Van Yiet OF the United States
army, aud l.. Arnold Of Troy.
Wilard's-Ex. Governor j. f. Hartranft aud
James II. Bingham of Philadelphia, II. j.
Hart Of PaIatka, Fla, Charles Ham of Mont.
gomery, Ala, John d. aud Mrs Kern Of North
Carolina, and Mrs. NJ. A. BowE Of Thomas,
Vile, Ga.
Imperal-John Emery Of Boston, II. M
Clapp, and f. Buckley Of Philadelphia.
Ebbitt House-Smon Camacho, chsrsS
d'ailaires Venezuela, James T.. Ray Of Pitts
burg, W. ii. Twis5 of Cortland, George W
Moore Of Baltimore, and Julius and Mrs, Cohen
of Atlanta, Ga.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ALEXANDRIA .JFFAIRS.
ALEXANDRIA. juno "a. 1880.

ALEXANDRIA, June "a, 1880.
The schooner Iouia was launched from the
ship.yard to-day, and the tug A. p. German
took tho vacant place on tho ways.
Edward Evarts, who had tho captain Of his
schooner arrested ou charge of threats,
proved to be a deserter from the vessel and
was treated as such.
number of tho business men of this city
are ondeavorug to bavo the river route ex.
tended to Kinsalc, believing that it will be q
great benefit to Alexandria,
The commencement exercises of tho Theo.
logical seminary, near this city, took place
this morning. Tomorrow number of the
graduates will be ordained to holy orders by
Bishop Whipple.
Mr.. Joseph Howell living near Fort Foote
was In the city to-day complaining that par.
ty on Washington excursion boat tired at him
while sitting on the wharf at the fort, and
wished to take steps TO have him arrested.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Tho Eastern Branch boat Race.

The oarsmen of the eastern branch will
again como 10 the front this evening, q
double.sculiug race having been arranged
between the following pairs: Sam Brown
and George Herbert, Luthron Riley and
George Doval, aud John 4. Roberts and Nor.
man L. Fowler. Mr.. james Podgett will act
as stakeholder, and James Shelton as referee
The course will be from the Auacosa bridge
to the burnt bridge, three.qunrtsrs of mile
and return, and the race will be started
promptly at half-past 9 o'clock Tho pro
gramme for the evening will also include d
sack race and tub race, and there will be
good music 10 attendance.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

Tho clerk or the court has issued the follow.
Ing gmarriage licenses II, NJ, Gallo Of Brooklyn,
N, y aud Ida NJ. Fisher Of this city; William
4, Howard Of this city aud Eliza Warneld OF
MI, Pleasant, ID, C,i Charles r. Smith 0f Low.
ell, Mass and Annie Kearon Of this city; Mat.
thow Dunlop and Kato Bond, both Of Charles
county, Nd. d. w. Deauo OF this city and
Charlotte Downing Of Wawsnlon, Va,
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lscnnhes I,strnn of ChnIrs.
20 tle Edllor Of 2he Nntlona! Repuglican.

10 ilr Editor Of The National ReDuJlicaa;
SIR; | attended the closing exercises in
some oI the public schools, and bear willing
testimony to tho iaithfuness and increasing
excellence Of both teachers aud pupils. be.
lieye thore is progress. But one thing |
Doticed which seems 10 Ino to be progress in
the wrong direction -- the substitution OF
benches for CHAIRS in the new furniture fol
tho children. / venture to say that there Il
not u citi2on iu the District who would con.
domn the servants in his kitchen to sit on
benches, and yet that is what Is now being
done for the pupils 10 public schools. 1t Is
downright cruelty. Tho children have a hard
time enough TO endure the confinement of tha
school room for six hours day with comfort.
able chairs, but 10 pilory them on hard
benches Is wrong they ought not TO be sub.
jected to. A PARENT.
Il, 10 aud IL cent mating at Julius Lans.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

The Columbia Turn veren has purchased
tho apparatus in the gymnasium corner of
Sixth and streets, and leased the building.
The verein will Immediately remove their old
apparatus from their headquarters in Loeflurs
garden TO the new gymnasium 1t is proposed
to conduct tho gymnasium on the same plan
as that followed by its former proprietor.
mombcrs, aud among Them arc many ine
gymuusts.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

OOt Nluln otieet, belWetn r ana NOflnwe est
Having RENTED, repsintsd and restocked The above.
aHd tho public with their needed sgpplos from care.
mlly-selecled ana complete STOCK OF NEW
GOODS. We name in paIt-
Sugars.
(Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.)
tanSas SmSsFa x" q' a HaiaiT.s o or rs
Good Mhiie SUGAR, lbS for loo
Nopu brown sugar. i-n lus IpF'''''.'.'. luO
TEAS.
Eou,powder, oolonc, lmpsrIal, Japan, English
any house souIh u Sew York.
COEFEES.
Mocha, lava Marsralbo, L0guayra and Rioat popn.
25 PfSeI 2as @ GoGIesd M Ga1e our c2nses arg M at
finest grades that can be produced.
Good HOasied 1910, lbs. 90
SyRUIS.
Pure sugar Goods guaranteed free nom Glucose
Choi.c Maple syrup per gallon ..,. 80
MOLISSES.
genuine artiole of New Orleans always on hand
Us also Hs lower grades. Prices low
FLOUR.
Ceres, Minne'ota Pstent Process sterling, Mime
sofa PaHI Process Golden hijl mily' SMss Pto,
Wes! and al Other leading brands direct from first
Elphonzo Youngs Genuine Minnesota Patent
q PIPG;ss iroiR White mn, wheat per s'ce -;sco
LUNCH GOODS
Ofevery do crlptlou just received.
Poited non Tongue, Turke', Chicken, etc; Bonod
Turkey otci Genuine Wesphte sausage, 5lrlncs
S6admes, salmon. Lobster, Dried Beef Baked Bsnns
etc, etc, etc. etc
Sauces IND PICKLES
OF all kinds, and We would name the celebrated Dur.
KEGS salad Dressing, Crosse ~ Blnckwelrs Pickles
A full ass rtW"nt,
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest KEW
YORK BUTTER No puIa spared 10 KEEP up a
good supply OF theio important articles,
queen olives In "a rari ~ Of styles-inCluding
small hotties ~ 25 cents ior Picnic purposes.
In iCG we giye our undivided attention 10 the
T.iWJLY TEIDE,
And make II our whole study 10 furnish tho YER Y
BEST ufeverytlIug In Tie way Of FAMILY sup
PLIES generally. our tncltits for buying and
neghtlue prr surpassed hy none, and we guarantee
~ sell as low Us uuy nor hon u the city, a. alsO,
10 glyl Iho article, q'siNy aad quantity us repre-.
aeuted.
Money cheprully refunded to any customer who Is
not euiirelt sAISded with their purchase.
Ie.ephOuic connections
ELPH0Nz0 Y0UEGs, Grocer,
sol Ninth street, bet. E aud Il.
(WHIIE 'FRONT.' m25-n
National Republican., 1880-06-25
The Frigl,tfuI Soouras

Yellow Fever can lie prevented by the uso
Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Livor Cure, and
Warmers Safe Pills Keep tho blood clean aud
pure, aud MalarlAi Feycrs will not be apparent.
These Remedies keep lhe kidney and liver in
perfect action, and when they do their duty
the blood will uuure
National Republican., 1880-06-25
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME to-day at 4:3o.
Thermom.t,io Kendtnps
Indications.

For the middle Atlantic states, increasing cloud
incss followed by local rains, winds mostly south
westerly stationary or lower temperature, station
ary barometer.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
GRAND GAME TODAY. Take IL in.

Tho National Safe-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue,
continues 10 receive valuables of all descrip-
tions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

For mems ino low Shoes for summer wear,
at'very low prices, 20 to Sinshoimer & Bro,
809 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-06-25
A Now Departure by the Turner,

julius LANsDURGH the only importer OF
China mating in the District.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

MosQUITo CANoPIEs S175, at tho Popular
Carpet House Of Julius LonsLuIgh, 42l 7lh 81.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ALBANY's fine club. Go see them play.

HoRsE.FLY NE1s 75 cents, at tho Popular
Carpet House Of Julius Lnnsburgh 42l 7th ST.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ALBANYs VS.. NATIONALS To-day at $3.50.

TIM Rowland Dental Association 211 Four
and-half street use only S. $. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadolphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and g street.
Does Vivisection Pay?'
SEE JULY SCRIBNER.
OCCOOUAN FALLS.

Mr. II. NJ WILLIS. who is well and favoraby
known In Washington as o caterer, has recently
opened neat esi Ablish at OycOqutn. where he
Is prepared to furnish trsclass dinner, Including
other Toi eshment,, u the lowest city prices e25ew
National Republican., 1880-06-25
$3.50 American IS.

LINEN LAP ROBES 81, at the Popular Carpet
House OF Julius Lansburgh, 42l Seventh st.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Tho Chamui,nsl,In nat,,e

AT 1870 o'clock this afternoon the Albany
and National clubs will meet again upon thC
grounds Of the latter and play another of their
series Of games for tho championship. Both
teams arc strong and fight bard for victory
consequently the spectators may expect to SEE
a good game OF ball. In order To protect the
lady patrons Of tie club the directors feo
compelled to strictly enforce the rule rs ia
smoking in tho grand stand. The first tive
sections to the east are set apart especially for
ladies and their escorts, while the westward
portion of tho stand is reserved for the
smokers. Henceforth they must occupy that
section, as they will not be permitted tc
smoke in the other two, because it is very
Objectionable to tho ladies.
MANY preparations proicssedly harmless
provo exceedingly dangerous under ccrtai N
conditions; but DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is per-
fecily safo at all times. Price 25 cents. Fol-
sale by all druggists.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

For Fine Low Quarter shoes
for gents so to J. Brooks new Shoe Store, s02
Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Gas Cooking Stoves,
AT
Washington Gas-Light Office,
Now AhYcrlisenonir.
4II IND 1t3 TENTH

July Scribner
Hotel at Occoquan falls.
United States Marshal's sale,
Old established restaurant for sale.
Semi-annual clearance sale at the Famous
Seventh and ID streets
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Mnrrlnre Linenses.

Two THOUSAND pair ladies Newpors, Low
Button aud Sandals NJ 70 cents and 81 pcr pair,
at Smsheilner g. Bros sos Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-06-25

The RIVALS, Albanys VS., Nationals, to day,
National Republican., 1880-06-25

FINE GAME to-day. DON'T miss II.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Hotel Arrivals.

MI jewclcd lever movements, warranted. i
Harris 4 Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

H. 10 aud IL cent mating at Julius Lans
bughs,
National Republican., 1880-06-25

The annual commencement of st. Yircents
school took place yesterday morning at o
o'clock IN the large hall Of tho school. Tho
exercises sustained the reputation of this time.
hOnored and excellent institution of learning
The music, vocal aud instrumental, was re-
markably fine, tho selections displaying great
taste. Vocal solos by Misses Schut,cr and
Becker choruscS, duo and piano solo, Miss Re.
gan, completed The repertoire. This year four
graduates received the usual testimonials of
having successfully terminated the scholastic
course. The exhibition of paintings in water
color, lopia and Indian ink, crayon, otc., was
of nature 10 attract admiration, particularly
specimens by Misses Celia Davies. Korn,
DAILY, Guista, Jirdinston, Purcell. and Lrdin.
stOn. Lace-work Of exquisite fineuess, ole
gantly embroidered chairs by Misses Gleason
and McNamara; Stools Miss Schutter. and
other beautiful articles, both useful aud fancy,
completed n collection Of which they might
we'll be proud. The young ladies throughout
the exercises evinced their proficiency, aud it
was gratifying to behold gathered in ono ball
so many bright faces.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
ST. cecilia's Academy.

which took place yesterday morning passed
OFT in very pleasing and creditable manner.
Tue rendering Of vocal and instrumental
music by the pupils spoke highly for the
teaching received by tho young ladies. Among
other attractions, the production Of charm.
ing little operetta, Laila," gave great salts
faction. Some Of the performers in this piece
were among the youngest pupils, and the
natural and effective manner in which they
rendered their parts was remarkable. The
distribution of medals, crowns and premiums
which followed, was prt baby TO the pupils
the most attractive portion of tho exercises
Judging from tho number of premium.
awarded, no greater diligence, no greater i'm.
provement in department has anywhere been
achieved than at st. Cecilia's. The teachers
and pupils of this admirable institution richly
deserve all the congratulations aud kind
wishes of their friends and patrons
Carroll Institute Free Night school.
a large and appreciated audience last even
ing assembled at the hall of the Carroll insti
tutc, No 92d q street. the occasion being th,
annual commencement of the free night school
The exercises were OF a most interesting char
actcr, aud in the carelully-arranged pro
grammo the young scholars acquitted them
selves creditaby. Master NJ. J. Dee wa,
awarded the medal, Of very handsome design
for excellence in all his studies, aud Master
Albert J. Schuteis by q unanimous vote Of th,
committee received the premiumr Tor clucu
tion. The following were also awarded pre-
miums for attention to study aud for good de
pertinent: Masters Callahan, Buns, Craw
ford, Burns, Coyle, Fitzgerald Martin, Cauty
O'Maley, Young, McClosily, Turner, Barrett
Hoskc EImar and Dakin. After tho dstribu
tion OF premiums Rev Father Walter
spoke words Of encouragement to tho youu;
scholars and gave them some excellent ant
practical advice, The exercises OF the even
ing were inteTspersod with delightful instru
mental and vocal music by Misses Boone
Carr, Johnson and Carter aud by Mcssrs. Fen
nell Ryan and Fegan, Mr.. Ralph Jefferson
added much 10 the entertainment by some o
bis humorous readings. At the close OF tnt
exercises President Bingham called attentio,
TO the fact that the annual excursion of tn,
| institute to Marshall Hall would bs given OF
| July %, and ho invited the CO. operation OF al
| present to make the occasion a successful one
Tho members Of the institute have certainly
| great reason for congrslulalOn on tho success
attending the free evening school during tn,
season just closed. Tho average utleudanc,
was thirty.nine, while amuch largor number
| Is expected at the re0pening in Septcm be
next. The rooms Of the institute have recently
undergone great alteration and improvement
aud everything wears q look OF noatness aut
elegance. handsome billiard table has JUS
/ been added to the many attractions OF thi
| popular organization.
| TWO THOUSAND pair ladies Newporls Low
| Button aud Sandals NJ 70 cents and 81 per pair
/ ui Smsbaitnpr A. pro "a gDg govat,tL -tr,.t
, 1880-08-14

electric l!aht Tho electric light wQs at fist ,nn
,e ' ,1 ,ts nix m9''rsftom /, each eyet
In every Instance Tho difference, -
we're ,.,,llssGkuole; Tho pants XIII In u H. EJECT
,T:p wSr paln yellow thin u stink, a ~ so"n 'c a. t''ns
light grcgi, leaf, and Ind t,llIeieut oeaoseda
siyc. Ihoso exposed to daylight W., W. 70 e'r-
DARKER culnr and 1roater yigor. Thn,ss msr9 f Of 4
rtOrisy tt vgor over tho rest, md *" a:lpt.
tho leaf wns n dark rich green. ."a eo1S nt
tlcGtrin fsht clcnr!y fnrmod choronhrv, =. The
derivatives lit tho tltantA. otH'' liz
., Further exrer1msn's ,7 Developed these corc,n
that they demonstrate that plnnts IL sefes na.s
pear to fcqulte period Of rest during m" ap'
fy-fonr hours at tho day, but fnnke tno..sa. s"ea.
and vigorous progress II subjected t,,rina -.
time TO sunlight and during tho night to n.o.s
lirbt," e'eslf@
, 1880-08-14

0EN. Pnoc11AzKA, the Austrlai, oflcer who
was charged with tho fraudulent snlo OF certain
Conversations TO n Froncn company, haa bpcn ac-
quilted. Tho concession purportod 10 hnvc bcfn
tho exclusive right to run casino gambling
table 1t, tho Republic uf San Marfno, and for this
Con. prochnxkn WIS to hayo received 2so,000
francs. Tho Gdnrral's dcfenso was TINT tho
concession was obtninud hy him frnm tho 6an
1tarino Chief of Police, who snid It hnd been
signed by tho Socretary Of Btato Of Sun Marlno.
Tho signature turns out To bo forgery, and the
Chief Of Police has fed.
, 1880-08-14

The Presidential. campaign hnB now fairly
opcncl Tho Republicans have magnificent
Htaniurd- bearer, ut unce Statesman. sohnlar,
md soldier, who Ia worthy OF tho cordial support
Of every Republican IN this broad land. Every
1,an who is proud OF tho pntr1ot!e record OF tho
Republican party, and dovotcdtd the honor md
welfare Of bis country, cannot hesitate to sup
mort Cen. JAMES a. GARFIELD and the whole
Republican ticket. -,-.
Tho ncmo-Confodornto candidate Ia wholly
iKnorant of political ind OWL ntsnirs, rs his
whole lito has been spent In military routine: he
Ia utterly unit to d!achnrgo thot,cllcate and d.
cult duties Of the Presidency and If elected will
be nothing uora than nose Ut wax In tho hands
OF tho crafty, unroconstrucsed+ stato.surromnoy
Ur!gndiura Of tho South. 1t Is not safo to alcct
such a man Chief Magistrato Of this great He
rt1hlio.
Tue Republicans must confront the '.solll
South" by solIl North. Congress must bc
recovered from the hands Of tho confederatca
and their douRhfaco nllles; md thu Govern
ment must bc kept lit tho control Of tho party
that savcd tho Union and n,ndo a FREQ coun-
try; TINT preserved tho lcrccly assaulted Nu.
tionnl credit. restored tho currency to pnr, filled
tho chnnncls OF trndn With gold and silver, re-
tlucesl tho rubc debt ansl tho rltcs of interest,
and established general prosperity. Tho blisl-
ness interests of tho country cannot aGord 10 bo
tampurcd with Of experimental upon by our.
rcnoy quacks or reckless dotsRgoga., Gun. GAR.
FIELD will gIyo tho people puro, able. Geo.
nonIcnl, efficient. aud Patriotic Administration.
In eleotiny him ts,oro aro no risks to bo taken,
ns his Wisdom, experience, and record aro known
oA!l mon.
Iii support of tho Republican party. its candt-
dates and principles, THE CHICAGO Tribune
viii mako Lively campaign. No agency will
contribute moro to tho SUCCESS OF tho Aepnb-
lIcun cause than Wide dissemination among
tho pcopto Of tha journal.
III nrdcr to placo THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE in
tho ha,lls Of the grcatest possible number Of
readers during tho campatgn, It will bo sont
Until utter tho Presidential election ut tho fol-
lowing extraordinarily low rntcss
1ArcG eoplc8.sss..:fn.. .s...s. .t..t.r... !sHy
Ten copies tono Adt!ress}. ...,..........-." 5sV1
Forty copies lone address,. 1910
All additional copies cAoh 25 cents.
Lot working Republicans pour In tho ouba
without delay until cycry render Is supplied.
, 1880-08-14

AN American citizen brought act1on s,,n..
a Canadian On a promtssory note. Th1i"sls! Tho i."!
Canada requires TINT tho ptatntf saall Sesast et
bis occupntton or,qunlty. This pla,ntjfr tts"
fore. described himself as "Es9uirc," r.. ~
fcndHnt objected that tho plalut pnvo h;.,'. ~
no title. TWAS proved TINT thcrc IA m .'ea .ss.
title In tho United Btntes. Thu Court tn1.s'
"Tho exception Of tho defendant Ia wsntirs ss: :!
this, that 1t docs not say In ,yhat rosnec. ~
definition ia defective. 1t complains OF ill., ,e.., W.
want of descriptions but Tic quality Of E.quS S
ia sufficient III itself, md In our Inv has s|rntt
canec aad SEQ ITO proof TINT the pla,nt!r d net
I'M Esquire rs wo understand, though tl,e NJ. ~
hns no Significance In tho United Elntrs ' ~
bott's Inv Dictionary sasa Of tho t'tle Eson,s,
1t Is farpiilartS employed in tho United Bt,ts,
but Ia title Of courtesy merely Webster .,,.
It Ia "A general tito Of respect iu adressn. ~.
ters.'" w.
, 1880-08-14

TnKopu11us Ia back agaln, but his silyor
pate was broken at tho fountain or elsewhere.
When he wont away he had a piece Of hllver in
hia skull. Whan'he came baok he hal nonp, aud
declared he pcvnr had haa ono, The mysterious
disappearance Of tho silver plate, which tho doc
tors supposod to DO an Indlspenaablo part OF
Theoph!us' heud.gear. 10 far satlder thsn tho
aceltent that nefcll little Peeps Hook. For her
np!rnals waro mt distressed. Hut 1heophius Is
much Rftovcd. Tho whole question OF his !leu-
tity hangs on that si1yerplate, and o.. ts tdon-
tity hanga tho question ct q fortune Of sGQo, eco,
more Of less. Theopbtlus, not being OF ln In
yentlye turn OF mtud, has not been able 10 no.
count fur thu loas Of his plate, But, ns DO seems
to, be " ftcqucutor OF SALOONS anl cornor-
groceries, tho disappearance ia not 20 hasl
tq explain. Whether or not no shall
clear up the mystery, no man can toll; and, u.l-
II he dots, that $aoo, 600 will 10 lying idiy III
Now York bunk for lawyers and falss heirs trua
avor seas-la1d-sats aud Wates~rpts-to fight
over.
, 1880-08-14


GEN. HANCOCK was at home to visitors
yostorlay between IL md Q O'Clock, and Gov
csnor's island waa visited during tho day By
Democrats Of every variety. y.-short.ha!rcd, kid
XIovcd. Hard-blowors, Southern nrlgad,ers. and
ex-1sebel Coloncls, Con. unucock smllIngly ro-
cuivel MI, and shook the gloyed hnnd Of tho
hiRh-toncd and tho horny hand OF tho ward-
bummor With cqunl warmth. Tho reception was
held Mt the 0ovcrnment building of COURSE, and
tho anwnshcd and tho sHatlow-tA!Ic1 nliko woro
tahcn over IRON the Government dock to tho
Government battcry bt tho Government stcau,-
or. It IL officially announced through 1on. HIM
cocks organ, tho New York 'orid, which tnny
soon chnngc It's nnrnc io tho Court journal, TINT
those receptions wilt bo held OH Governors
Island from II 10 OH Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Oh other days tho Democratic
hcir-apparent to. tho Amcricun throne will rc-
coive only his private nnd personal friends
The Court receptions promise to bo !arGc'y at-
toudcd, but tho courilcr8 will bo Of promiscuous
8e1ret1nu.
, 1880-08-14
PERSONALS.

That Wat1o Hampton fish story pToSes "
hhve been campaign lie.
Kate Field Is going to Switzerland. ~ ~
cooperative correct emporium aad 1n'1'u'''
shop seems to havo 5a!1cn through.
Tho Prlnco Of }Yalcs is reported BY toe ~ ~
alIsh papers to be hard up. We arc atta@ atss
Prince has boon backing Tlmo against MAUI
A bnsiiful young man In Wyoming :,
Was telling his love In tho cleaning.
While saying ia ta -
Up came her papa --...r.
Ger bis boot tho youpg man VIA soon foa@a!
Philosopher wealth brings s'sr 81
changes. ucfose relative died mud lets
+. &, ,000, ,O0, q young lady In PouKbkoepa'e, ~
wAs known a. Jeunio McGraN. ahc u 10"
Jeanne M'0Fau.
"Why" asks "Prua Primrose" ~ w.
Hynen carry tosoh1" We hayou't met nyM
this saason, Prne, but suppose It is oesss -.
templates procession. ..o
Prof. Swing says that farmers Wo't ~, ~
much aad don't cat enough. but tho exps.s.k sa.k
Qt tho average farmor u that 1t ho atoppes
lou4 enough Ia cat moro 1t would bo !1ap<s'
to earn enough money to 1.-Two on. -.
Hi. johnny Dwysr, tho reformed nfoosps, y,
Fu6lHaE, ttels oalla1 upon ~ ouH3 'A ,lft5
Joined Or. Fultoa's church.. Mr. DMyor *eet 'n..t.
Il valuable man ut III old-fashloned can aa.t,
ing,--ono whora tic boys ueed just ancn o.J "iTa,
iation ~ only heavy-weixht puglllss eau ~ ~.
4 West Sldo citizen who was reee1!!' I'd u
victim OF. = terrlblo RAILROAD Acclaqut, q.",star
brought homo to lla, was askod BY h!s svh "a IL
wlfo, u sho kaalr Ut the bedsde and soo.uH IA
Inst hours whether ho had ever dano an] w. hp
which be fcpunted, and vbittd Ike 10 aseS ~
faintly. II oacc Joined vIiiaxo bras. osnst saas
and was consistent member for over s.os '.o fus
Ever 4inco than have been sFytuH to atons 'sLns
tho dcsolauon helped spread abroad '4'''
, 1880-08-14

The now protectlouist Legislation Of Ger
many. 1t Ia sald, has alrcady becn found ye.r
hurt]onso,ne. The Industries Ut sllesta hays
been specially disturbed. Tint province hss
hlthcrto cnrried on lnrgo transit trade b.
tween 1tussla md Western Europe; but now tbs
1suBstan morohnnts prefer sending their prodae,s
by scn from Odessa or st. Petersburg 10 tia
French. English, and neieFlin ports. German
protective duties have bud the further effect Of
increasing tho number Ut Russian disticsies, ii
q natural outlet fur tho grain excluded from tha
Gur1unn market.