davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1881-10-22
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The trees have commenced to put on
their autumnal robes.
Anumber of citizens who went to York
town returned yesterday.
The schoonerS S. r. Graham left the ship
yard yesterday morning for Georgetown.
Hunting the gay and festive squirrel
now engages the attention OF many sportsmen. The
rabbit season has also commenced.
James T. Burnett, who is now in Jail
charged with an assault on Mr.. I. Rammell, will
have an examination before Justice Thompson
to-day.
The steamer John w. Thompson, which
was due here Thursday, had not arrived late last
evening. being detained Mt Yorktown by some OF
her machinery getting ont of order.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Appointing Veterans 20 once.

Heads Of Departments, slipertntendeilfs OF
public buildings, and eommu,dants Of Ravy-yards,
&C., should keep IN VieiO The dw Of ne land as laid
doiVn IN he Revised Statutes, Sec. l754, 10 tgii:
SEc. 1884 Persons honord0iy discharged from uho
mthtdrv ndpdf sespiea by OF dSdbRRy result
fit1 from mounds sickness Incurred N NE LIVE ~
duty, Shdu De preferred for appointments % ctpu
eGpacv necessary jor he proper diseHGroe Of he dl
ties Of such Offices,
The neH section is not mandatory IN Us character,
but Is good recommendation thai ought 10 be kept N
visi0 by all good ciiisens
SEC 1855 IN prdteJpI recognition OF Ms seiplces
sacrifices, dnd sNgeTfnQs O persons hoR0ubLy dis
charged from ne military and naval serpioe Of Lhe
cOafI bU reason Of tBounds disease me eItrdfiOn
Of terms of eniistent, Is respectv recommended "a
bankers merchants manufactures, nleehdnfcs farm
ers ana persons engaged n ildiLsfrai urSuis 10 al.
Hsm he preference fov appointments 70 reiniHerdtve
Situations and eRlploymeTis.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
The OmelaI Transfers ne Recorded Yeater


day.
Mr. J. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
ons In real estate In the District yesterday, as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PnoPERTY,
on street south near Il ghth street vest snblot 20
Charles O. MOthcrshead, o. ,i2a
on street south. near Eighth street wcst, sublots
2s aud % I0 by Is feeD, sluaee f. Robert b. Donald
on North Capitol street. near street north sublot
g GD Iest hy dep,h) sgSare S'f Joseph Jockey to
ON Virginia avenue between Second and Third
streets west, sublot 2 U76s by 100 fee) square $751;
Dennis Shea TO Margaret A. Simon, nominal.
On street north, between Thirteenth street west
and Vermont avenue, part OF original lot (6l feet
BY depthl, SQUARE 2i5 Carolina Bloomer to Stella h.
On Siley 6etw en- and t streets north and between
part OF Tot (25 by 80 feet, square 25, Caroline r.
West TO Frank II. Fall, 500.
on street north, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets west sublot Al (i5 feet 10 Inches by u feel
square 800, W, Clarence Duvali, trustee TO Thomas
On Market Space, corner o orNinth street west west
square lOs Mary Jane Perry ct al TO Sarah A. Il.
on alley between Fourand. ahalf and Sixth street,
and Pennsylyana avenue and street north, part Of
lot rs (32 feet 5 Inches by dept square 4Ol John O.
Harkness trustee, 10 Benjamin charlton, $50
on Louisiana avenue, near sixth street west, part
John H. Ennis, trustee 70 William A. Young S5577 ST.
Tenth street west corner OF street north, part
OF lot $50 feet 10 inches by depth square $40 Treas
urers COrcOfan Gallery of Art To Wilhelm A. Haase
aud William ockershausen, 5000.
On street south, corner OF Sixth street east
part OF lots "a and rs as feet " inches by lQi feet
inchesl. square Ss, James ii. Edwards TO Elizabeth
Lewis Clephane to Susan Reilly lot p, square o. OF
tract known ~ sherwood, e2i5.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
GOVERNMENT MONEY AND STAMPS.
Report OF Colonel Irish, OF the Bureau o
Engraving md Printing.


The chief of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing has submitted his annual report for
the fiscal year ended June 30 1881. The tables ac-
companylng the report show that there were COM
pleted and delivered notes and securities to the
value Of sl45S,70s910, beside 6si i4596i5 internal
revenue and custom stamps, Gs2,3S9 sheets OF
checks, drafts, &C., and large amount Of miscel-
laneous work. The aggregate expenditure was
s90l 1878. OF the amount Of securities delivered
si,liO,iSs5oo were new registered bonds for con-
tinuance at 3tS per cent This work was not an
tlcipated when the estimate for the year was made
and submitted, and the engraving and printing
incidental to the final measures for the refunding
OF the national debt was thus accomplished with
outexpenditure other than the regular expenditure
for the operation Of the Bureau In October, 1880
tho printing Of the documentary and proprietary
STAMPS was transferred to the Bureau, and It now
executes all the work of engraving and plate
printing required by the Treasury Department.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
The AIIEpaIl Hand.

twill be welcome news to the Christian
public to learn that the hizpah Band of this city,
whose meetings Of the past season were attended
with ouch large and lasting results, are about TO
commence their work again, and hold their first
meeting at Dumbarton Street Church, Georgetown,
tomorrow Sunday at three o'clock p, m, and 1t
Is To be hoped that their efforts In the future may
be Gro wned with success even greater than that
OF the past. Mr.. George A. Hilton continues TO
lead this band Of earnest Christian workers,
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Rnd Accident

Martin Vannatti, a boy about ten years
old, jumped off loaded dirt cart yesterday morn
ing In front Of THE REPUBLICAN, office, and tho
wheel passed over tho left Leg stripping the flesh
from the leg to the bone, and crushing tho flesh
from the heel. The boy was carried TO the pave
ment and was attended by DR.. G. II. A. Klein
schmidt. DR.. Kleinschmidt removed Vannatti to
the Emergency Hospital in his carriage, whence
he was taken TO his home, No. 3O5 street north
west The leg will probably require amputation.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
SWEET LOVE.

A carven screen foak 80 tail
It well-nigh hidea the paneled wall,
Save where the rose-wreathed Cuplds paoe
Along the frieze with antlo grace.
I cross the floor and peer between
The iattlced leaves that form the screen,
And find alone bit OF lace,
A satin fan apalnted face.
1 turn TO go, anil 10 my feet
Crush out perfume vague and sweet,
From violets my lady's gown
with proud indifference swept down.
The curtains part for mo to pass
Between their 'broldered buds and gras
Igo, and Love, too. goes my way
Sweet perfect Love, with me stay.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
I'rOcoeaings Yesterdny-Hmportant Cnses
Dlspaaed OF,

Tho following business was transacted by the Su-
preme Court OF the United States yesterday:
On motion of w. ~ Davidge George p. Fisher, OF
Washington, ID. C., was Admitted to practice; as
motion OF Il. q. Laphan; Frederick Voorhees,, Of
Mount Holly N. J.. on motion Of 4. J.. VOORHEES,, and
Robert d. Russell OF Jacksonville, H., on motion OF
John W. Rnss.
No. 81 James Kelly, plaintiff in error, The CITY
OF PttshurG In TO the Supreme Court OF Penn
syvanla Argued by Daniel Agncw and A. N. Sutton
for plaintiff In error, ana George shiras Jr for de-
iendant In error.
No, S. Tho City Of Chicago, appellant VS.. William
@. Tebbetts Appeal nom The Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Northern District of Illinois
Argued by w. D. Wilson for appellee, and submitted
by W. c. Cloudy for appellant. Adjourned until Mon
National Republican., 1881-10-22
11urkieh QBafhe.

NEW TURKISH nATm CDR BoVEEs)
IN li7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large Pool;
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday. Open from til 10; Saturday. ~.
trician. oc20iy
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Sfmcfion Sales.
Thomas Bowling,
AIInTInNEIsn

CHANcERY SALE OF YALUADLE IMPRoyED
NEW YORK AVENUE, BETwEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, No. osS
NEW YORK AVENUE
ny virtue of decree uf the Supreme Court OF tho
District OF Columbia, nt special term thereof fof
equity business made In case No. 7s4O Docket r.
wherein Charles Y. Grymes IL plaintiff and William
W. Grymes and nj. are defendants, we will sell a.
public auction In front OF the premises the following
Real Estate, in the city OF Washington In the Dis
tIct of Columba Part OF lot six (6) In square NUN.
bered three hundred and seventytwo (2), according
to John Davidsons heirs, recorded subdivision OF SAID
square, beginning for the said part of said lot six W AZ
thence along New York avenue westwardly twenty
seven (27 feet and Ave () inches thence northwest
wardiy aly-hve (55) feet; thence due north twenty
three ) feet; thence due cnst twentyslx 28 feet and
three ( inches; thence due south thirteen 3 feet;
thence enthusiastically TO the place of beginning
hnytwO (52) feet, together with the improvements
thereon The sale will be held ut i:30 o'clock D. m
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day OF November. 1881.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree; Onethird
OF the purchase money TO be paid In cash, and the
balance In six, twelve, and eighteen months from date
OF sale with interest and secured to the satisfaction
of the trusccs the purchaser, NJ his option, may
sale. IT the terms OF the sale are not complied with
In days from Its date tho trustees reserve the right
to and resell the property at the costs or
such defaultng purchaser All copveyancing ut pur-
chasers cost deposit OF 900 must be made on the
WALTER $. PERRY. Trustee.
3t2 u street northwest.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
go Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1881-10-22
proposals.
DRoPosGIs ron PIxsTERiNo.

OFiICs on BuILDISa roR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DErARTMFNTs,
WAsUiNuToN, ID. O., Oct. ~, 1891. =
Sealed proposals Tor pnserng In the north wing OF
the building for State, War, and Navy Departmental,
In this city, comprising about 5000 square yards OF
Three Coat Work and n OOO running feet OF Enriched
Moulded Cornice and Stucco Work, to be executed
during the coming winter, will he received at this OF
fee until " ~, OF NOVEMBER ~, lssl, and opened
Immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders.
Intending bidders are required TO visit this ofioo.
where profile drawings the models OF stucco worh,
and the building may be Inspected, and specifications
general instructions for bidders and blank forms OF
proposals obtained THoS. LINCOLN CASEY,
oc2Dl1uThs5t Lt-Col. Corps OF Engineers
National Republican., 1881-10-22
SSor Reuf--Sotiees


VlNOR RENT-T DEPREES STREET, NICE 3
IN story brick house, rooms: bnthr room, cellar, IN
trube &C. In good order; rent, $40 per urtnth 0gdT
tenant, Inquire at 73iTwelnh street northwest !
oc2l-sts
UJNOR RENT-12-ROOM PRESS BRICK HOUSE,
I 4g7 street southwest. Inquire OF W. A. FEN
WICK, "a Seventh street northwest, oc2l.ae
VNOR RENT - SEVERAL ELEGANT FUR
G nishcd Houses In good locations. ID. III. WAR
NER, ole street northwest oc2l-St
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-HoUSE 2Oi7
IN q street northwest: elegantly furnished; price,
ti75 per month, u 500 per year. Apply on premises
oc2D6ts
I,NOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED BRICK
IL House. No. iii2 Ninth street northwest; 10 rooms
good repair. AIBERT n. tOA,
oc2o-3t& go street northwest
UNOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF I?
IL rooms In most desirable part ofcty; to be rented
by the year references required. For particulars nd
dress A. O. A., Republican Office. oc20Ste
II FURNISHED.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
SSor -Sale---Sboirees, &c.

INOR SALE OR EXCIIANOE-A DESIRABLE
~ Residence OF 10 rooms, with all the modern inn
provementa, near Farrngut Square, on west side OF
seventeenth street northwest, between X nnd IL
streets. For terms and particulars apply mt Room
q, Cofcoran Building, corner Penusylvan avenue
and Fifteenth street Oc,o-3ts
VlNOR SALE OR RFNT-PREMtSES No 1908
II street northwest fronting ~ feet on street and
extending back about iOO feet. the buildings Will
be sold TO he removed. Inquire OF HENRY BEARD,
C3J Il street. Ucig3ts
II 4 GOOD CHANCE ron SPECULATION.
OVER 10000 FEET OF GROUND ON MAssACHO-
SETS AVENUE near Eighteenth street.
a proper subdivision will insure profit OF from IS
to 20 per cent. In six months.
valuable Lots In the northwestern section OF the city
We have heavy demand for Houses to rent.
Owners would profit by calling on us.
YOUNG n CALDWELL,
oci7 ii2O New York avenue.
National Republican., 1881-10-22

Ii4a7th st w-......so 90 20o6Tth 81 w....si5 %
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos. 10 and ais Four.and-a-
half ST. n. W.; also ini5S Louisiana avenue n. w.
well-located dairy farm for rent at low price
Call for n COPY Of our RcntList Issued every Mon
day morning. 1t contains complete list of oil our
property for rent.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate ut Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade sell will nd IL 10
III. WARMER
National Republican., 1881-10-22

viii sell for ii. X. FULTON, at 1918 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, commencing TUESDAY, October
25 at 10 o'clock q. n about 900 Forfeited Pledgea
This sale will consist principally OF CLOTHING, and
will be continued Mornings at 10 o'clock aud Even
ngs ut o'clock until nll In sold Persons holding
tickets Che time on which having expired) will please
take notice.
IL X FULTON. Iroker. oCol-3ts
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Sor QR emf 2JGlis cellamco,rs

IJNoR RENT-A Two-sToRY STABLE iis d
II street northwest, Apply ut hall door. oo22Sts
National Republican., 1881-10-22
FURNISHED
FUNNISHED.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
In the Northwestern section.

A flne Double Mansion. THOROUGHLY and COM
PLETELY FURNISHED, including China and
Glassware; also Bed Linen and everything necessary
TO insure perfect comfort
The residence three stories and basement contains
about 10 LARG T. and CIIEERFUL ROOMS
The above Is the most charming house IN the cityi
Ia n pleasantly located CORNER PROPERTY, with
large and beautiful grounds. neatly laid out and m
proved. A large and wellarranged BRICK STABLE
w located ut convenient distance from the residence,
and contains water gas, aud coachman's room.
The entire property Is In perfect condition; neat
and clean In every particular; ready for Immediate
This Is 4 RARE OPPORTUNITY to get delight.
or for n YEAR or more.
For permission to inspect the premlscs, apply TO
J. v. N. HUYCK,
Real Estate Broker, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-10-22

JIoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST o.
II property for rent JOHN sHEnMAN& ~ 60.
National Republican., 1881-10-22
2Sanfeo-- -Sollses.

VxTANTED-HoUSEo OF 8 TO ROOMS IN GOOD
wv nekyhbOfhoOd In Georgetown or Washington by
careful tenant. Address Box 529, st-ohice, city.
oc2l-3t@
National Republican., 1881-10-22
Auction Sals Of unredeemed Pledges.

Jl2 ID street nOrthwe6ts
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
go Eighth street northwest
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A STRONG effort is being made to re-
peal the Arrears Of pensions act. A bill in
troduced by Mr.. Hewitt, of Alabama, will
cut off 200, 900 claims already pending
should it become law. Several other bills
on the same subject are promised
THE President has nominated Judge
Horace Gray, Of Massachusetts, to the va
cant position on the Supreme Court bench
caused by the death OF Justice Clifford.
PRESIDENT CALDERON, of Peru, be-
Ing still held prisoner by the Chilians,
and Pierola having fled to Europe, Vice
President Montero is now at the head Of the
Government.
A TERRIBLE explosion of dynamite
occurred on the 10Th at Mount Union, Hunt
ington County, Pa, by which an entire
family, save one little one, were blown out
of existence. John A. Ingram, Il miner,
upon preparing to go to his daily work at
an early hour in the morning, found the can
of dynamite used in the mines was frozen,
and placed it upon the stove to thaw out,
which 1t seems is the ordinary way
of doing it and not supposed to be
fraught with any danger. In this instance,
however, for some reason not explained, the
can exploded, completely demolishing the
house and killing Mr.. Ingram, his wife and
four children, the latter being in bed over
the room where the explosion occurred.
One little one in some way escaped unhurt
from the general wreck. The force of the
explosion was felt from one end of the town
to the other. Nothing remains of the house.
and hardly enough Of the family over which
70 hnl1 ha fraO Of
being collected in baskets.
ANOTHER fearful mine disaster oc-
cured at Lancashire, England, on the 10th.
An explosion occurred about noon in the
Orrell pit, belonging TO the Abraham Mn
ing Company, its effects extending to the
Arley pit adjacent. Some 300 men were at
work i'm the Orrell mine, OF whom at least
forty were killed. OF those escaping many
were badly injured. The men in the Arley
mine were imprisoned for some hours, but
were finally rescued, those working in the
upper seam being seriously burned.
SMALLPOX is sweeping off the Indi-
ans of Northern Michigan, twenty having
died out OF the tribe located near Northport.
The quarantine established cut off all medi-
cal aid, and Catholic priest gave up his life
in battling for the red men.
MARGARET JACKSON, an elderly wo-
man, and her daughter Nancy, were killed
instantly near Hanlon's Station, o., on the
Panhandle Road, by being struck by an
engine while crossing the track.
DILLON has been indirectly informed
that he can at once obtain liberation by
promising to leave ireland. He refuses to
give the pledge.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-24

dent, when he (prisUner) disappeared.
Witness had frequent conversations with
the prisoner. Both had lived in Chicago
and this formed the basis OF conversations
which led to a quite familiar acquaintance
ship. The prisoner was chatty and polite;
a little quick or nervous in iltterance, but
not sufficiently so to indicate marked pecu-
liarity. Witness never detected anything to
indicate insanity. The usual topics OF con-
versaton between himself and the prisoner
at the table were the Conking- Garfield i'm
broglio and the New Testament REVISION.
On no occasion did the prisoner exhibit
more excitement than anyother person might.
Two new counterfeits are afloat-one
Of the $40 silver certificates, the other Of s.
bills on the Boylston National Bank OF Boston.
The latter is said to be a most excellent imi-
tntion, the only poor work being on the green
tint on the back. The silver certificate is
clumsily executed.
UNDER the advice of Capt. Payne his
followers are now scattered throughout the
Indian Territory, but will all assemble on
January l at the town site Of Oklahoma
City, where territorial government will be
formed and officers elected for the govern
ment of the new Territory of Oklahoma. 1t
Is estimated i 900 people will join Payne on
January 1, and no trouble is feared from the
Federal troops.
THE Grand Opera-house at Columbus,
o., burned on the morning of the 10th.
THE Executive Committee appointed
by the Irish American Convention at Chi
cago have issued an address appealing for
subscriptions in aid OF the Irish cause.
PETER ZERBEs, aged SO, died in
Chicago OF hydrsphobia, on the 18th, having
been bitten by Spitz dog seven weeks pre-
viousy.
SECRETARY HARDWOOD says the Gov
eminent has no official information that
Capt Payne and his followers have entered
the reserved lands of the Indian Territory,
although officers and agents are under
strict orders TO report ~ invasion.
RENEWED excitement prevails in Dub
| lin over the discovery in house on Braba-
zon street OF eight hand-grenades, two par
cells of dynamite, twenty-siX Enfield breech.
| loading rifles, six revolvers, 5000 rifle car
tridges, 500 revolver cartridges and twenty
eight pounds of gunpowder, with a list Of
cation. Two brothers named Wheelan, and
man named Ryan were arrested. The
documents seized were Of an old date and
had reference to Fenian organization Of
| 1867. The discovery is believed to be close.
| ly connected with the Bradford affair, fol
which Tobin was arrested. Papers found
at the time implicated a number of persons
on both sides of the channel. There is nc
doubt the material is associated with the
| Fenians.
A CORRECTED list of the victims o.
the Vienna Ring Theater fire has been is
sued by the police. 1t gives the total mum.
Der of victims 1914, of whom only IA have
been legally identified.
On account of the death of the wife o.
Juryman Hobbs, on the 10th, the GuiteaU
case was adjourned over until the 2lst.
THE Baptist Church at Lacrosse
Wis, has been destroyed by fire, only the
bare stone walls remaining.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

THREE well known citizens of Jeffer-
son City, Mo-, were instantly killed on the
18th by an accident to construction train
on which they were taking ride over the
new road, now being built toward the Usage
River. They were Mr.. Chris. Wagner, a
grocer, formerly County Treasurer; Mr..
Green c. Berry, formerly Sheriff; and Mr..
Oscar Manning, young man engaged in the
book and stationery trade. Two others were
somewhat injured, The locomotive and the
embankment.
A PARTY of cowboys and gamblers
undertook TO "run" the town Of Caldwell,
Kans. the other day, and in attempting to
suppress them Mike Meagher, former May
or of the city, was shot and instantly killed.
The cowboys then went to a ery-stable,
compelled the proprietor TO furnish them
with horses, and rode off toward the Terri
tory. George Spears, gambler, who had
been in with the cowboys during their ca
rousal, was shot and killed by citizen dur
ing the fight. A posse of citizens pursued
the marauders, determined to show no
quarter.
THE 14-year-old son of Timothy
Greenrod, Of Indianapolis, hanged himself
on account Of having been chastised by his
father.
Two children of August Alberts, near
Petoska, Mich, set fire to pile OF shavings
In the house during the absence Of their
parents and burned TO death.
PATTEN and Madden, two despera-
does Of Independence Mining Camp, some
twenty miles from Leadyille, were riddled
with bullets the other day by posse of the
more peaceable inhabitants, who had long
suffered from their lawlessness.
THOMAS MAJOR committed suicide in
Chicago by poison, on account of the death of
his wife while giving birth to child, which
also died. All three were buried in one
grave. Major was a Frenchman by birth,
foreman Of a large wood working estab-
lishment.
Col. DUNKINs, of Austin, Fish Com
missioner Of Texas, and Chief Engineer Of
the New York, Texas & Mexican Railroad,
died from the effects of injuries received in
railroad accident, both his legs being cut
off.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

AMONG the experts called in the Gui-
teau case was DR.. Fordyce Barker, of New
York City, an eminent medical gentleman,
who has devoted most OF his long
life 10 nervous diseases and to cases Of
insanity. DIR. Barker had no doubt what
ever OF the entire legal responsibility of
Guiteau for his crime. Rev. Rush r.
Shippon, pastor OF All Souls Church,
Washington, testified: He boarded
at the same house and occupied seat at the
same table with prisoner from April last UNI
ill the day before the murder OF the Presi-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-12-24

will be reported I'm a separate bill, and not be
loaded down with appropriations for small
streams. The House adjourned until We'd
nesday, when IL was understood the commit
tees wogld be announced.