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National Republican., 1881-08-10
Compelled 20 Lick a aIri'. shoes.

An incident illustrating the gallantry of
frontiersmen toward women is related of William
Porter. bettes known as Comanche Bill, General
Tcrry's favorite scout. II happened in Wichita a
few weeks since. Bill rode into the town dressed
In complete suit Of buckskln and with a gang Of
honest rangers at his back. As he went along he
saw ter-jumper," as he was pleased to call
him, roughly catch little girl about eighteen
years old (Bllrs idea OF "little" girD by the
shoulder and solicit her attention. The girl with
drew her arm angrily, and just then the scene fell
under Bills personal inspection.
"she was poor girl" says Bill, "and plainly
clad In an old dress, but want going to sec her
insultcd by any burned onnter.hopper under my
mountain eyes. jest jumped down from my hoss,
and l called for that fellow to stop He didn't
seem to wunt to, but made him stop. took up
the little girl in my arms and sat her down on a
box. took off her shoes and said TO the counter
jumper: Now, want you to get down and lick
the dust off the soles Of that poor girls feet whom
you have insulted.'
"And made him do II. He looked down In the
muzzle ofa ,ij-calibre Colts for Just about half
minute, and then h. came TO his milk like little
lamb.
And made him lick that girls feet though a
big crowd gathered around, but had all my men
with me- and did not care whether they liked 1t or
not"--kdnsds city Times.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
How n CscIone slnrted.

Observers saw the storm start near
Ponca, Neb., aud in Dakota. The clouds ap.
preached each other, and when they joined fun
mel was formed and the work of destruction COM
menced. Great trees two feet in diameter were
woodland, and property in its path was destroyed
1t was three hours moving over distance OF
twenty miles. 1t crossed rivers and sucked up the
floods, and after reaching some distance OH the
Iowa side the clouds parted and continued their
course to the southeast. This was the storm which
reached the northwestern line in the night Of tho
6lh and Its accumulation Of waters was dropped
along this line between Grand Junction and Tama
County, boone Standard.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
A MIIIionaIre,s Account.

MllIionaire Mark Hopkins never Kept
nor had kept an account book of any kind, not
even bank book, nor any other similar record, to
show his individual dealings and operations.
Everything that he had, all the money that he
made from all sources, was turned into the West
ern development Company, and from that COM
pany he drew when he wanted money to pay q
tailor's bill or build s2,0OO00O mansion. He len
an estate of sl6,OO0,OO0 Some of his heirs claim
that the estate was worth 1000 900 and that Sll
100000 should yet be distributed. Mrs. Hopkins,
an executrix entered bond in the sum of s5,OOO,-
OO0, ana she says that only s275-in an item that
was oyerooked-remain undistributed. Such are
skeleton facts ofa sensation that exctes San Fran
CISCO
National Republican., 1881-08-10
TALK POLITICS VERY LITTLE.
land That nciongs nowhere.

There is tract of land, 100 miles long
and thirty miles broad north of the Panhandle OF
Texas which does not belong to any State or Terri
tory on the Land Office maps this land is marked
"public land" and at the last session of Congress
IN appropriation of $4,000 was made for its sur
vey. The other day Judge Mcfarland, Commits
sioncr of the Land Office, awarded u contract for
the servey of this land to Mcssrs. Cheney and
smith, respectively ofIowa and Kansas. The north
fork of the Canadian River runs through the tract.
1t is bounded on the north by Kansas and Col
orado, on the east by Indian Territory on the
south by Texas, and upon the westby New Mexico.
Judge Mcfarland says that he does not know
why this land was never incorporated into any Of
the surrounding States or Territories
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Cheer Up, Mac.

A benehctor Of his race at Sacramento
has just been sentenced to the penitentiary fol
chaining his wile's mother up in an clubhouse and
feeding her on bones for live years, or some such
little trihe as that. This much prosecuted gentle
mans name Is Mcbride, and we assure him that
while he may for the time being be placed in a
false position and temporarily compelled to bow 10
the preiudccs Of hollow conventionalitles, the
time will yet arrive when his fellow-countrymon
will adopt his comprehensive system with avidity
and gratitude, ana chip in TO erect him a monu-
ment that viii cause the alleged one to George
Washington TO rcsembea white washed hitehing-
post by comparison Derrick DOdd.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
How Isc Got OF.

Manager John Lester Wallack has a
namesake Mt Lowestofl, England, who has just had
an adventute In Spain which recalls that famous
melodrama, The Brigand" in which the elder
Wallack was famous Mr. John Lester, of Low.
cstolt, is an engineer He travelled to Spain for
the purpose of professionally studying its mines
After passing some weeks among these he was re-
turning to France, when, very near the frontier
In the mountains, a band Of brigands captured
him and took him among the caves. They set n
ransom price upon him, but Mr.. Lester OH the
eighth night of his captivity afler having foI
some days dsarmed suspicion by sleeping with his
face bowed upon his iettered wrists and hands
began slowly and quietly to gnaw at the ropes
with which he was tied to a tree. Toward morn
ing he freed himself and made his way safely into
San Sebastian, where he presented himself to the
astonished British consul with shirt and torn
trousers as his only garmcnts.-Neio York World.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
sSor QRenf.- Go,leee.


UNOR RENT-TwO THREEsTORY BRICK
IL Houses nine rooms each, all modern Improve
mems, Nos. 1887 and 1882 street nOrthwesti good
stable; key nj 1881. For terms drop posn TO T..
DUFFY, City Post-ofllce. aui0sts
IGOR RENT-HoUsE NO. i9i7 II STREET
~ northwest; nine rooms and bathroom; modern
improvements. Apply at l2t5, next door. aug0Stt
GoMPLETELY FURNISHED. NEW TWO
~ story. scven-r0om Brick, all modern improve
ments, four SIX or twelve months. Address HOME,
Republican office. nu63tf
VF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
great bargans at WILLIAM II. MAINb& BROTH
EHS st Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvanla avenue northwest mal9u
IGOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for rent JOHN SHERMAN a Co,
fe3u st C'ioud puiiding
National Republican., 1881-08-10
AT CHAUTAUQUA,
what "a southerner Says or the Yankee
and His Social Qualities.

1t is splendid place to study the Yam
kee in his social aspect. Here upon his native
heath and in the midst of his own people he Is
thoroughly and entirely himself, and those who
run may read the difference between him and the
Southerner. In the first place, he is undoubtedly
less genial and warm hearted than the Southern
man. This shows itself in many ways For in.
stance, notice that among the guests ut these
summer resorts there Is none of that unrestrained
kindly, general intermingling and friendly OK.
change of courtesies which constitute the great
charm at our Southern watering places. Instead
of that, these people divide into separate cliques
and parties, and make 1t point 10 take absolutely
no notice Of any one outside of their own set
They won't even
LOOK AT A STRANGER,
much less speak to one. This is not the reserve Of
etiquette, but of genuine coldness and indiiier-
ence. Speaking of etiquette, however, the Yam
KEGS certainly have, In some respects, better man
ners than we have. They don't talk as loud nor
laugh as boisterously, nor grumble as much as we
do. They never forget themselves" they don't
romp they don't gush; they are never rollick-
ing; there is no abandon about them even In
seeking pleasure they so about 1t in nice, busi-
ness sort of way that seems to me would take away
half the fun. They are, as class, better educated
than our people; they know more and they know
1t more accurately; but they do not talk about 1t
with near as much interest and enthusiasm rs we
do. They
TALK POLITICS VERY LITTLE.
happened to be in party of Ohio gentlemen
when the news of the New York senatorial cleo
ton received. II seemed to create no interest
whatever and scarcely ELECTED remark. One
other point of comparison and am done. Their
girls are not half pretty as ours. This Is very
marked. During the past week have seen at
these two resorts several hundred young ladies,
belonging, suppose to the elite of Northern soci-
ETY., and not one of them would be considered
beautiful in Columbus am sure / could pick
out dozen girls there prettlcr than the very pret-
tiest Yankee girl have yet seen. Moreover, they
don't dance as gracefully as our girls, flirt as
outrngeously, nor look as loving out of the eyes.
Correspondence Of The Columbus (Gd) Enquirer.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
GeuernI Sher,nnn's poetry,

General Sherman has been caught in
the act Of quoting poetry from Pinafore" to em-
phasilo his Endorsement Of official documents
This shows the necessity for real reform, Things
are coming to a pretty pass in the Republic when
the army is commanded by a man who cannot
write his own poetry,-ARantd Constitution
National Republican., 1881-08-10
LlcnI NIn,I.

A policeman who was employed to
watch a store which was TO be robbed in an Iowa
town fell asleep, and the burglars took away his
money, pistol, and clothes, leaving him covered
with moasses. The persons who employed him
felt mad enough to lick" him-andthey couldn't
have selected q time when he was in better con-
dilion for such an operation, --NOrriSOlVn Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-10
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Rre 20 Q ctus.
1S91

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, begins The
nec ycor under ne,U management and wiH,
ncir material
II ,ciU be a slol,Cdri Republican Journal
n rW be The best newspaper in The District
Of Columbia.
II ,cH furnish during The sessions Of Con-
srcss satisfactory report Of the proceedings,
aud ,cW otoH times gire complete Information
ofhc official doinyS in all Departments of u,e
Government
n wiR giue all interesting Information that
can be lcgitimdtely obtained concerning The
intentions and policies Of The ruling power.
In District affairs II pW know only The best
interests Of The people upon rbose .fdror il re-
lies, and ,CW at all times cooperate Wiih pro-
gressiUe citizens, Vithom regard to hcr poHt-
icdi predictions, Uho hare measures 10 pro-
pose and adrdncc for The improvement Of the
National C1pit1i.
n WiH furnish daily record Of all he in
teresting social ereuts of The city, making lis
society department a special feature.
II wiH give hlegrdphic ne1rs from dH parts
Of The tUorld reached By the wires, and in lis
editorials and foreign, domestic, and city ne,rS
aiH krfp pace rih he times.
National Republican., 1881-08-10

The REPUBLICAN would be glad to hear
briefly from any of it's patrons at the
watcring-paces
National Republican., 1881-08-10
lRoone. u;n Eu.x

Lucy Hooper says that to be truly es-
thetic one must have neither backbone nor back
hair Hooper up, Lucy We are Il irst. class, bald
awful headed, Mont Blame aesthetic, us far as the
hair is concerned, and If this hot weather con.
tnues our spinal column will be distributed III
dead mattcI- boston Commercial BuRttin.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Moss Agate,

4 pretty specimen Of moss agate
was dug up In Natchez, Miss, recently AT depth
Of about one hundred and fifty feet. II is thought
thai these stones arc plentiful among the rocks
Rud pebbles IA the gravel bed below the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-10

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address at the
business office.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
SMeIIerInE.

The New York papers talk of the
"swetering neat OF 90" II we could get down
to go here we'd all feel like putting on oyercoals.
-GkDbe. Democrat
National Republican., 1881-08-10
she.

She stood breast high amid the corn.
ClHspd by the golden lghl Of morn,
Ike the sweetheart Of the sun
Who many u glowing kiss had won.
H.o,I
National Republican., 1881-08-10

GENERAL GRAET has accepted an inv-
tatIon to attend the Aztec CLUB dinner which takes
place September u at the new hotel built by
George w, Childs at hisnow town, near Wayne STA.
tion, on the Pennsylvania Railroad The club was
founded in the Guy or Mexico by General Scott,
and includes In is membership the leading com
mandorS who fought or both sides ofIHe rebellion
National Republican., 1881-08-10
IaIi1hn Nnme nnnIeIf

Sobson's wife wants to know if Daniel
nominated for Governor in Virginia, is the same
one who was IN the lions den. Really, we don't
know is hard to keep track Of the old fossils In
that party, there are 50 many of fthem.-Ex Exehange
National Republican., 1881-08-10
uncomfortable Feet

Hence the thousands from far ana near that visit
DIT whites Sstanllshment, ltd Pennsylyanla avenue,
ance OF Germs Bunions Diseased Nails, Vascular Ex
crescences, and other ailments OF the Feet Hours,
q, NJ toO p. m Fee, ti per visit.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
4 nee I'm Her Ronnet.

Because woman has q "b" in her bon.
net 1t is no sign she always wants to stay to hum
BinghdMtOn Republican.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Sor GRenf--@oom

TNloh (~NOOhst0s
. DEsIRABLE FuRNIsHED ROOMS. FIRST
- floor, central location, with family OF two; pr
yate door; suitable for gentlemen. Apply at Iao6
J.,oR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, FOR oEN.
a tlemenonly. Apply at COL street northwest
anl0-Js
INoR RENT-ipI coRcoRAN STREET. A
u nsatly Furnished Room with Board, In private
aul6.3tt
EoR RENT-Two oRTHREE UNFURNIsHED
n M9ons @ On nfst or secon. ioor snnoIe MA ior house
at 1919 Tenth street northwest aus5ts
I,oR RENT-RooMs ON SECOND AND THIRD
~ floors; terms moderate for summer; location de-
ightfu, Apply at iiSJ Thirteenth street northwest
hM,-St-
TNoR RENT--sOo + STREET. NoRTHwEsT, DE:
street nH fine pleasant Rooms % furnished or
unfnrnished, with OF. without Board Board and
Room for translents, 81 per day. aug-lae
IIoR RRENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
II Rooms In private family; references exchanged.
Apply at soi Ninth street northwest. aua-at.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. APPLY
E at i7Oi Ninth street northwest au6-St.
LroR RENT-UNFURNIsHEDR ROOM, SECOND
one ladies '" Eppy % iso street f HOfts%ss
I,oR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
u, on second noSr; references exchanged AppyM
II nished, modern conveniences. healthy and quiet
nsghhorhood. private family, cars pass the door Ap-
ply AT W) NJ street nOrthwest nubl2tH
LNOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
Il nished Rooms. Apply 1917 street northwest,
between thirteenth and fourteenth streets. iys-,f
Sor Brent CHiecellaneoue
IIOR RENT-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
~ by the Young Mems Christian Association viz; An
oiiceroom, four large rooms, and the chapel, all
well lighted and heated by steam. These rooms COW
ering iO0D square feet If not rented by July l. us
arranged, VIII be for rent separately For terms &C.,
apply to A. g. PRATT u SON, Agents, nl Ninth
street northwest jelj-AtWF 3m
nMNIBusEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
~ Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
ntypCt
National Republican., 1881-08-10
SonfeS-- @ooms.
0SonfeS-- &o,,see.

Wy ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE oF SIX on
w eight rooms, modern conveniances; rent not to
exceed 80 per month, In advance II desired Address
l0,s Twentieth street northwest. au9.att
Wy ANTED-FRoM OCTOBER I, FOR ONE
w year or longer. twO-story Brick House, six to
eight Rooms, modern improvements, good locality.
Address, with full particulars, II. NJ, Republican
Office nu6-Gtf
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Ierrx nIncL,. FaIsehood.

Jere Black says that General Scott was
responsible for the civil war because he did not
carry out the orders to reinforce Fort Sumter.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
IOR RENT-BY u. II. wARNEn,

llfJ Ith 81 w-.... 10 90 2p6Tth 81 w..... 10 W
. OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. Ss3 and $40 Four-and-a-
half st. n. W.: also 1873 Louisiana avenue n. w.
a well-located dairy farm for rent at low price.
Call for Weekly Rent List
The houses on East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade sell will find u 70
II. III. WARNER,
DIG n HtreeL
National Republican., 1881-08-10
M. M. RoEIRER,
=LNL- =lNN-S- -l@- "
Attorney nt LaW,

Practices In all the Courts Collections made and
CLAIMS OF every character against the United states
Government prosecuted before the various Depart
menis. ONCE Ia Second National Bank building,
Washington, ID. q, Jy2llm
National Republican., 1881-08-10

WILL the Posi- please examine Major
Daniels vote in the Virginia Legislature
Oh the appropriation of the public-school
fund forthe payment Of the interest on
State bonds?
National Republican., 1881-08-10
-Secon0- S5amS @ooee.
Imitation Stained Glass.

This grand and beautiful Invention fills vacancy
long felt In the OrnamentatOn OF common window
glass &c, and produces all the unique effects OF the
real lead ashnes aud colored glass Ia richly stained
glass wlndowa.
For descrplye rloe-list call or send postal New
designs Just rcccl q. Directions for applying given
TO every customer. Agency Qa9 J. street Northwest.
]. q. CUIN ERWE ELL,
Rul'ims Agent for District OF Columbia.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
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0SanfeS --2niscellameo,rs

W EssELs wANTED-To LOAD WITH AMER.
lean Tea for Norfolk Va Apply to J.. A. LIT
TLEFIELD. linsbys Point, foot Of Twenty aud
ID streets northwest. au6Fltt
WY TANTED-BY TUTOR OF LONG EXPERI-
w cnce, Pupils for months of August and Septcm-
ber; book. .keeping taught; preparation for Annnpo
lis and West Point specially; terms In advance
l.. G. BISHOP, 2Si9 street, Georgetown. auG3tt
WY NTANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THEY CAN
w have their Dresses made cut and bnsted ;
prices reasonable. Mrs. NJ. NJ. SMYTH, 1910 II
street northwest. auG3tt
A PARISIAN LADY WANTS PUPILS TO
"A teach French, ut her own or pupils residence;
prices moderne best city references Apply at III
street northwest. nu3-Gtt
VIZ ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall Room 4, 1igD New York avenue, Is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In Office from n to5p m. ap30ly
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Population Of The National Ca apital.. 10000.

WASHINGTON, n, C., AUGUST 10, 1881.
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prospectus,

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Its published daily Sundays excepted,, aud will
after the LIST Of September be also issued weekly.
It is devoted to NEWS POLITICS. aud general
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times give complete and reliable information of the
official dolngs In the various Executive Department.
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ments, promotions, dismissals assignments, and
other matters OF interest connected with the Army
and Navy
In politics IT will, as hitherto. be
REPJBLIGANT,
and will advocate In fearless and Independent man
what shall appear to be for the best interests Of
the country.
1t will furnish daily record OF the interesting
social events OF the day. making Its SOCIETY DE-
PARTMENT special feature.
The location Of THE REPUBLICAN, gives II su-
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reports OF all that occurs ut the national centre ot
Literature, Science. and Art, while its intercourse
with public enables It to make special feature
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GOSSIP peculiar to the National Capital
In TELEoRAPHIc COMMUNICATIONS with all
parts OF the world reached by the wres II will
tain each day full record of the latest occurrences
abroad well as at home.
It's SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS ftom all parts
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Asa metropolitan journal II will heartily cooperate
with progressive citizens without regard TO their po-
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calculated to benefit and add to the prosperity OF IL!
Inhabitants, and to increase the national pride OF all
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OF the Republic.
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such improvements may from time to time be sus-
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~ ~ ~ ~ - a.
VIZ TANTED- ONE WAITER, WHO CAN ASSIST
w In the kitchen when required Apply at 1919
Pennsylvania avenue before9 O'clock. augl03te
WANTED- -CHAMBERMA1D Al THE IMpE-
' Y ii'N iio.ei. huiV-ot
VUANTED-A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH,
w and iron for small family; must bring refer
ences Apply at 52s THIRD street northwest. eul0stt
VNANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE OR COL
w ored Woman, to do the work Of n small family.
Apply at lt3 street northeast. ausste
2SanfeS-- -Sif,rafione.
yXTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE coLoRED
ences, Address sARxH DoDsoN Republican onice.
yUANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
colored man, position On es driver & or % walt on
Gpps ai sOOu
VUANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE AND IN
sT9m, white @ 10 yis5s Sf age smaSn or snSa
dress ELLA METBVTS, 10 u q street northeast.
nu93tF
s Sorer anS ,%f psce as w
m c @ Sc PER pegS Adss "
J. O B.. Republican office. ansots
Sanfeo-- ar ooms.
wv VANTED-rHREE FURNISHED ROOMS
,YT os,an ss. hp1seGespinE By family Of oduliT
can Office au93ts
"ANTEn-A FURNISHED, QUIET ROOM,
w without board. Address, stating terms, &C. r.
f. x, Box 40 city. au9.3tt
wv VANTEp-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
wv mo chlldrenl. two or three Rooms, completely
family, north OF Pennsylvania avenue; references
exchanged; state terms for room aud board. Address
II. A. G., Republican office. nu0-3t.
VITANTED-BY a GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
wv son. large front Room and one adjoining. on
the second noor, with Board In respectable hoard
inghouse private family In the northwestern part
OF the city, the back room to be fully furnished and
Republican ONCE. nu93te
National Republican., 1881-08-10
SSor -Sa(e--Sbo,lses, &c.

VNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM OF 100
II acres, valuable timber good wnter-power; ad-
vnntages and ndinducemonts exceptlona 2s hours from
city; price, $50 per acre. Also for lease. n new
country store house OF eight rooms Apply to
OWNER, ii5 @ street northwest. anl06te
JNoR SALE-A NICE NINE ROOM FRAME
II House. bathroom and water-closet. 1900 Ninth
street northwest, on eRsy terms Apply on premises.
National Republican., 1881-08-10

GKEAT BARGAIN. - FOR SALE - FOUR
W building Lots, each 10 by 10 feet. East Capitol
street. Just east of Lincoln Park facing SOUTH Mt Si25
cash per lot being less than six centsn oot title per-
feet. Apply to NJ. NJ. ROHRER, Attorney at Law. 800
Seventh street. nui.6t
vI'oR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN tH Co, St
Cloud Building. Real estate and loans y3f