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DUGAN-on October "a, isei, at 7,so m, Mrs MEL
Liz DuoAN, aged 20 years. native OF County Cork,
Ireland but for the last eleven years resident Of
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
iisO Twenty-sxth street northwest to-day (satur-
day. at 2:s0 p. m. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend.
GREEN,--on october is 1881, amer lingering III.
James Green.
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
corner Of Twentieth and NJ streets northwest satur-
day, October IS. at $50 a. m.
KANES-Departed this life. Friday, October H. 1881
AZ o'clock a. M, DKNNIs T. the only son OF Jo-
and month.
May he rest In peace. Amen.
Ills funeral will tako place from his mothers resi-.
dcnce Coz street northwest, on Sunday October TO-
nj o'clock p. Relatives and friends are respect.
fully invited to attend.
MoYNIHAN.-on October n, 1891, ut e9o a. M, at
his late residence, 6i5 second street northwest DAN
iEL MoystuAN, aged ~ years. native OF County
Funeral will take place nom st. Aloyslus Church.
Saturday morning. Requiem mass at O'clock
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
MULLtKIN On October n, 1881, at o'clock A. M,
ELtzaBETu ANN MuLLIKiS, in the Goth year Of
her age.
Funeral services will be held at II o'clock q. M,
Sunday, the 10th Instant at Hamilne N. T.. Church,
10 witch friends OF the family are invited.
STICkNEY.-on October "a 1881, at BIS a. M, OF In.
iammatlon OF the bowels WILLIAM srIcKSsY,
aged o. years.
The funeral will take place at the Calvary Baptist
Church. at 2p. M, on sunday. 10th instant The re-
mains will be carried from his late residence to the
lecture.room OF the church. where they be seen
by friends for hour previous to the funeral. -
SULLIvAN-Frlday. October II. 1885, KATE suLLr.
VAN, infhnt daughter or john aud Ellen Sullivan,
aged IA months.
May she rest In peace.
Funeral from her late residence 2ii5 Seventh street.
sunday evening, at o'clock. Friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
| TATSAPAUGH wednesday, October IL 1851 CLAIR.
ENCE ID. TATsArAUuH, In the S2d year OF his age.
Funeral will take place Saturday, October 49, ut
10 O'Clock m, from the residence of his brother, Il
| f. Tatsapaugh II 1 street northeast
WILLIAMSON 10 minutes OF O'Clock, October H.
1881, Miss LAURA WILLIAMS, beloved niece OF Amos
4. and H. j. JencScs, In the I'D year OF her age.
Asleep In Jesus.
49,. u 49, q
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OUR GERMAN GUESTS.
Their Arrival Yesterday MoruinE- Who
Net Them.

As was announced in The REPUBLICAN,,
the German guests Of the Nation arrived yester-
day morning, chapcroned by General Charles II.
Adams, United States Minister TO Bolivia, and
Baron Kurd Won Schloozer, formerly German Miu-
lister here, who arrived with them on the steamer
Herder from Europe. At tho depot oil was
quiet and serene ut the early hour when
the first members OF the reception COM
mlttee arrived there. Commissioner Dent
was first on the spot being soon joined by the other
Commissioners, Messrs. Twining and Morgan, and
Assistant Secretary OF State Hit In little while
Messrs f. Dr0op, II. Gerds, and few others OF
the German citizens committee 10 honor these Wis
itors from the "Vaterland" appeared upon the
scene. Tho train was twenty minutes
late, and as 1t reached tho depot the
visitors could DO seen standing IN their
handsome though plain fatigue uniforms on
tho platform of the sleeper Assistant Secretary
Hit, surrounded by the other gentlemen, ad-
vanccd rs the travellers alighted, and extending
his hand to the spokesman Of tho distinguished
party, Colonel Arndt Won Steuben, he bid them q
hearty welcome OH behalf of the United States
Government. Then followed an informal intro
duction Of those present to the visitors, who then
proceeded accompanied by the Asslsta mt Secretary
Of State the Commissioners, and Messrs. Droop and
Gerdis, TO the Arlington Hotel.
WHO THEY ARE.
The following is q list Of tho visitors: Arndt
Won steuben, aged fly six, colonel of the Sew
| enty-ninth Infantry, stationed at Hldeshcim, and
| chief Of the mission. Fritz Won Steuben aged
| forty-fye captain OF the Fourth Royal Guard in
fantry, stationed at Spandau, brother OF the Coll
onel. Kuno Won steuben, aged twenty-slx lieu
tenant of the Thlrty-ninth Infantry, stationed at
Dusseldorf. son Of Colonel Steuben. Berndt
Won steuben, aged twenty-four, lleuten.
ant and adjutnnt of the Twenty.third Line, sta
toned at Rastadt, another of the Colonels sons
Anton Won Steuben, aged twenty three, lieuten-
ant in the Seventy ninth Infantry, still another oil
the cooners sons, and stationed with his father at
IIideshem Richard Won Steuben, aged fifty
four, royal chief forester and captain Of the
Landwehr national militia, from Fasenberg
Eugen Won Steuben, captain in the Ninety eighth
Infantry from Brandcnburg, his brother. With
the exception OF Berndt and Anton Won steuben
young men of twenty three and twenty four, they
are all married. AT the hotel Major Morgan face.
tiously remarked to one Of these young officers tina
he would have to take heed lest some prett,
Yankee girl would keep his heart here, but tn,
young man, placing his hand upon his breast
said smilingly that his heart was mailed. The,
seemed little fatgued from their journey, and al
seemed delighted with the comfort and eleganc,
of the sleeping car which had conveyed then
here. At the hotel sumptuous breakfast wa
disposed Of after which the guests retired to thei
rooms TO prepare for tho reception at the State De
partment
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Bob Harlan, colored gentleman,
whose face Is familiar all the race tracks of the
counry,wa defeated as a Republican candidate for
the Legislature In ClnoInnatl-not on account of
color but on account of previous condition OF ser.
yitude at the green balze table, Globe Democrat
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR BRONZE BALUSTERS
OFFIcE or BuILDISd FOR


PROPOSALS. FOR BRONZE BALUSTERS.
IL OFPICE BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. ~ 1881.
Sealed proposals for furnishing md delivering
bronze Balusters and two BrOnZe Newell Posts FOL
the north wing OF the building for state, War, and
Navy Departments, In this city, VIII be received a
this office until " IN. of NOVEMBER !, 1881 and
opened Immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders
Specifications, general INSTRUCTIONS for biddera
blank forms Of proposal and information as TO whoS
u bronze model may be seen Will be furnished TO 81
tabished bronze manufacturers upon application u
this Office. TuOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ocii.6t Tieut.-Col, Corps of Engnecra
DRoto sALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
WORKSHOP
REFoRM SCHOOL OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WASIIINuTON, Oct. II, lASf
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office q
the President OF tho hoard of Trustees No 6l3 FIG
teenth street northwest until noon oCrOBEh "
1881, for tho erection OF Workshop, the plans Anl
specifications for which can be seen at said oiilce
deposit OF $500 must accOnp any each bid rs security
that the bidder rsuccessful win enter Into CONRAD
for the work with good and sufficient bond withii
five days from date OF award OF contract,
The right Il reserved to reject any and all bids.
ii. A. WILLARD,
J.E. CARPENTER, | Building
THOS. y. MORGAN, / Committee.
- A. ]. FALLS,
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@5anfe0-- Souses.

HOUSE, TO .
w rooms, In northwestern part of city by 18th Of
October or list of November Address, stating price,
location, &c. l.. H., Republican Office. ocii-3t@
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TANTED-2 GOOD BOYs TO LEARN TRADE
wv at Hamilton's Candy Store 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue. ocl5-9tA
UTANTED-2 CARPET Statesmen, 2 FIRST
wv class dry-goods statesmen, and sowing ladies
for curtain drapery work. W. y. MOSES q SON.
oci5t3t
VUyANTED-A. CLERK, LADY. or GENTLE
wv man; one who understands patent business pre-
ferred must state salary expected. Address q. O.,
Republican office. oclia-
UTANTED-s STEADY WOMEN; TO COOK,
w wash, and iron, The other for waitress and
chnmbcrmaid must stay nights and have good ref.
erences; white preferred. Apply at 9i3 New York
avenue Oclf3ts
wv ANTED-A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH,
w and iron; also girl to attend chlldreni white
preferred No. 1872 street, corner of Twenty.sxih
ocit3tt
VIZ ANTED-A TRANSLATOR, TO REA n GER
wv man and French or either, In public libraries
Address w. H.. Republican Office. oclt-9te
VXTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE wo-
w man as nurse for infant. Apply, with refer
ences, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, from 10 to
- o. m, at lI05 Rhode Island avenue ocli9l.
WANTED-iOO BOYS AND PEDDLERs
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.

NpROPOoAls5 FUR FUEL.
OFFICE OF BuILpINu FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPAnrAENTs,
WAsHfSoTOS ID. O., Oct, =, 1881
Sealed proposals. for furnishing and Delivering Coal
and Wood Tor tho north wing OF the building I'D
State War, and Navy Depariment, ln this city WI
be received ut this Office until " m. OF OCTOBER "a
1884, and opened Immediately thereafter In presennf
of bidders. SPECIFICATIONS, general INSTRUCTIONS fot
bidders, aud blank forms OF proposal will he fur
nished TO established dealers upon application to this
Office THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Ocs.Gt Lt..Col. Corps of Engineers.
DRoPoSALs FOR DREDGING JAMES GREEK
IL CANAL,
ENGINEER DRPARTME ST,
DISTRICT ~ COLUMBIA.
wAsHiNGroN, Oct, 7, 1881.
BY direction OF the Hoard OF Commissioners sealed
proposals Will be received at this Oco until 2oclOck
IN. on MONDAY, October -, 1881, for Dredging James
Creek Canal, In this city.
Blank forms of proposal and specifications can b
obtained at this Office upon application therefor, to-
gether with all necessary INFORMATION, ana bids upon
These forms will alone be considered.
The right Is reserved reject any aud all bids
parts OF bids. W. j. TWINlNG,
Major Of Eng,nee u s. A.; Engineer COmmlsSlonos
&. Oc8-6t
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b. near eth At n w.. SEQ % 2D5 Tth 81 w.... Is 90
lli3fh at w..... 20 90 e0O6 7th 81 w..,.u Is %
1888 IA ave w,..... 30 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. ia and $40 Four.anda.
half At. u. W.; also lniS Louisiana avenue u, w.
a wcll-locatcd dairy farm for rent Mt low price.
Call for Weekly Rent List.
The houses on East Capitol street arc well located
and very desirable.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates
Parties having property to trade sell will lind II TO
u. II. WARNER,
Il street
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JIoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO,
fe3.tf 81. Cloud Building.
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personal.

DERsoNAI-wILL THE LADY THAT GAME
up the o'clock ferry boat Friday 18th instant,
give her address 10 tho gentleman she noticed rub
Republican Office OCll3t~
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INOUND-A SUM OF MONEY ON FOUR
H. tenth street, which owner can have by proving
property. i. J, WARD, Driver OF Car No 81, Four
teenth Street Line. ocl23tA
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Sosf anS So,rnS.

IIoUND-A SUM OF MONEY, CORNER OF
IT Twenty second street AMI Pennsylvania avenue
northwest which can be gotten by being proved and
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r ARGE AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
- with 6rstclass board, for gentlemen or married
couples, with OF double saloon paros, can he had
Ocl26ts
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8oarSiua.


SUITES or ROOMS ON FIRST
i and second floors; also others. large and SMALL
Table Board l33ElSJ6 1 street, opposite Franklin
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~ DINK-EYE." THE PREVAILING DISEASE
IL among horses, permanently cured with nno
box Of WarIen's English Condition Powders. Price,
IS cents Sold everywhere. ncliiH9
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Sfor QReuf--6oirses

T1oR RENT-eRooM BRICK HOUSES GAS,
~ water, and bath 40 Sixth street southeast Rent,
sia per month. ocl5Ss
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QSanteS --2Wiscelloneo,ts.

yITANTED-A HORSE FOR IT'S KEEP; LIGHT
w work; will be faithfully groomed and fed would
buy u suitable Address a. A., Republican Office.
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TnE PRIsoNERls REruRN 10 jan.

II was half.past twelve o'clock when the pro-
ceedings In the court room concluded, and after
being again handeutied the prisoner was removed
10 one of the rooms upstairs In the City Hall,
preparatory TO being taken back TO jail. Meanwhile
the prison van, ordinarily used for transporting
prisoners to and from the jail, was drawn up In
front OF the lower door at the east front of the
building. A large crowd quickly gathered In ex.
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n LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ! on Time Deposits; United States Bonds bought
where, by J. II, sQuIER & CO., Bankers, lil6 Penn
Sylyania avenue ma2Str
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QBIsinpea Chances.

al ono TO INVEST As. SILENT PART.
pG.OOO ner IN some good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
mercantile business; must be bona hde, with best of
relercnces Address, conldentlally S. T. f., Repuh-
llcan office. se27.tf
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- aud will resume practice at COL Massachusetts
avenue. Ocittc
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND
IA with an Intelligent and sensible LADY, object self.
Improvement. Address one week CHARLES STAN
LEY, Baltimore Md. oclONts
TT MIR. NJ, KNOWN AS SENATOR, WILL
IL call on Mrs w. he viii confer hlvOr. oct2wp
DERSONAL.-- IMPORTATION WANTED AS
Il to the whereabouts 81 Ole Oles4n, who 10 sup:
posed have lived IN Washington In the winter of
1879; II he be found will he money In his pocket
Address J. DUPONT, 40 Broadway. New York.
oCi.lm
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CoNGRESSIoNAL HOTEL,
~ CAPITOL HILL.
The bar will be open TODAY and the Hotel for
guests E0VEMBERl l, 1881. ocll.It

. OARD-PARTIES WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A
ID rst-cass Table, with prompt attention. Will call
I 1925 street and secure Board, beginning the 18th
nh n,Ii
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DR. CHARLES IT. BOWEN HAS RETURNED
- aud will resume practice at COL Massachusetts
pnII
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-18
EEIKTE Al.

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. ia shocking
tragedy was enacted at Lapeer Village,
seventy miles north OF Detroit. last eve
nirg While people were at church MrR.
Barnard went to the house OF Rsv E.
Curtis. Baptist pastor. attacked his wife.
an old lady about 65, threw her down,
poured gasoline over her clothing and set
il on fire. The poor woman was SO shock
ingly burned that she lived but a few
hours. Mr.. Curtis was until last year
pastor at Grsenvillc this state, and
had been for several years. Mrs Barnard
came to Lapeer a few weeks ego from
Greeuville, where she lives being the wife
of quite a prominent lam herman. and a
woman about forty years old. She has
been busy meantime attending meetings
and mingiing in general society, but
giving no intimation OF auv III will to-
wards her victim, 1t il believed by many
that she is insane from religious excite
meut, but others think it case OF down
right wickedness. She is under arrest.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan17,- George Hines,
aged ffty-6ve. residing near Gravson,
Stanislaus county. yesterday put his Tevol-
YER 10 bis pocket, and saying to his part
nsr: II am going to have that girl or
will kill hor" lprocaeded to the residence
of Lizzie Kuene. a gir'sof eighteen living
with her widowed mother. There he re"
newed former sproposals ef marriage to
the young lady. but meeting wi.a hrni
though kind refusal. saiu: will kill
YOU" and drew hisspistoi. hiss kuene a..
.ieipated him with ahotgnn conveniently
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-18
Rock Island Illinois. Tuesday, January 1S. 1881.

recognition. Senator Matthews, who has
been ill at his home in Pulaski since bis
election. arrived here tonight. His
appearance upon the field of action hai
created quite q sensation among both
Republican and Democratic candidates
When the fight narrows down to an aspir.
ant on each side, the Democrats are conf
dent he will vote with them. because he
has always heretofore acted with the
Democratic party. while ths Republicans
insist that he will 20 their way because be
owes his election partly to Republican q
votes. He is keeping his own counsel.
however, which renders the question of his
voting altogether the more puzZling, Both
parties are anxious about absentees from
the legislative hall on account of sickness.
1t is believed, however. that all will be in
their seats Tuesday morning, at which
time the irst ballot will be taken. The
majority and minority reports in
THE CASE OF STEWART
Democrat. whose ssat Is contested, will
probably be reported to the house to NOR
row morning when a stormy debate is
expected. The Republican members Of
the com mittse. who are in the majority.
will make report recon m ending that
Stewart be unseatsa. while the Demo
Gratis will insist that he ought not 10 be
oustsd. on the ground that the majority OF
the committee had no right to deny him
the right OF fur nishing proof to show that
he was legally elected. The Dem
ocrats claim thsy will raise some
very strong points when the case comes
into the house that the Republicans eauaot
anwser. The fact that Warren. the
Greenbacker, has expressed himself in
favor Of seating Stewart has made the
Republicans uneasy. as he has the casting
vote. Even looking at tho question in q
selfish point Of view. if Stewart were
unseated, Warren would lose the demina
tion he now has over the house as between
the two parties It is not expected that
a man in that sposition would desire 10
place himself where he cannot hold the
fort when has the whole NJ matser in his owD
hand. The Democrats say their position
possesses so much strength, backed up as
it is By decision of the supreme court
seating Stewart that Warren will, as
matter of equity aud justice be enabled to
vote for Stewards remaining in the house
The republicans on the com mittee of the
election have shown a partisgnship and
against Stewart that has gained
for him the sympathy of the public. Con-
gresham elect Pstubons arrived here
from East Tennessee to night, with view
of working for Maynard. The friends of
Judge Muse and Harrison say tonight that
Maynard managers are button holing their |
friends 10 the legislature and are doiEg |
their utmost to bring them over to the |
support Of Maynard: but it would avail
nothing and that Maynard does not By |
any means carry the votes of the Republi> |
cans members of the legislature 10 his
pocket.
j, G. Napier. the son 10 law of Hon |
j ohm M Langston. heads the list Of the |
list committee tappeinted by the meet
ing of colored citizens yesterday which |
resolutions demanding that
Langston shoald be given a place in |
Presidents Garfela's cabinet.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-18
Fellows Hypophosphites

Is combination of Hypophosphites, orig g.nated
by me in Canada while under the process of pull
monary consumption, and which has since been
employed by the medical profession throughout
America and England with unprecedented success
1t contains the elements essential to the animal
organization, the oxidizing agents and tonics
In combination with the stimulating agent phos-
phorus, possessing the merit of being slightly al
kaline, and is dispensed in the convenient and
palatable form of syrup.
Its effects are usually visible wiIkin twPntyfour
hours and are marked by stimulation OF tne ap-
petite, the digestion and assimilation entering d
recty into the circulaton it tones the nerves and
muscles; exerts he althy action of the secretcng;
neither dlsturbes the stomach nor Injuries the sys-
tenn under prolonged use, and may be discontinued
at anT time without Inconvenience
In word it possesses the stimulants to arouse
the strength, tho touics retain it, and merit Ct
high degree. Very respectfully,
JAMES l. FELLOWS.
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing SINH
lar name; 30 other preparation is a substitute for
this under any circumstances.
For sale by &. j. MARSHALL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-18
at hand. and lodged the charge in his head
killing him.
The Chin ese.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-The Esan.
liner, Democratic. regarding the Chinese
treaties, says: The immigration treaty
Is disa ppointment in that it is indefinite
and contains DO concession by the Chinese
that is not hampered by provisios that
will practically nulify ii, and that the evil
of cooIie immigration is as far from a
settlement as ever.
The Alta thinks the treaty is all that
can be desired by those who opposeChinese
immigration.
The Bulletin considers that the relief
sought is brought within reach by the
provisions OF the treaty and protests
against the proposal to send the treaty
back for amaodment on the question of the
naturalization, as to send it back for con-
currense 10 such amendment would ieop
ardize the whole treaty