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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
Cbrist.nas GIns.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as fol-
lows; Joseph W. s. Walker anq Julia M. Guam
tile, ]. Francis keenan, and Josephine Griner,
Frederick W. FTiess and Mary H. RiordGn, A.
Lawrence and Mary West, all OF this city Silas
Fox, of Lake George, NJ y, and Katie Kallaher, OF
Richmond, Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
Ar,ia,s' Materials aud WORK. OF Art.

The fine art store par erceilence of Washington,
where artists "most love to congregate, is George
Ryneals, 4lS Seventh street, His stock embraces
the fullest assortment of artists materials such
oil and water colors cruyons, papers, paletes, and
all requisites necessary for art productions. He
has also all materials Of every description for dec
Grating. aud which at this time of the year are
eagerly sought for. Some of the decorated goods
he shows, in both oil and water colors are
veritable gems Of art. The stock consists of
plaCqucs panels, and easels. In velvet and wooden
photograph frames the variety is almost endless
They are simply charming, and can be found in
any style and In every combination OF form and
color, Ills assortment Of Longwy lamps and the
genuine German student lamps has been selected
with rare taste and care, Many of the lamps have
handsomely. painted shades and stands, orna-
and are perfect works Of art. One Of the
most attractive departments in Mr.. Ry-
MEALS store is the collection OF engravinga
and sketches, copies from the best masters, Many
of them are the best productions Of the grdtelr's
skill, and are executed with u touching fidelity 70
nature The studies In still life are CHARACTERIZED
by deliCacy of treatment and naturalness. Mr.
Ryneal controls the famous Royal Security oil, y
which is the acme among oils 1t is uneqnaled
as an illuIninntor free from smell, brilliant as
crystal economical TO use while the price Is but
fraction over ordinary oil,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
Furs for the Holidays.

Seal Sacques at Sigmund & Goldmans.
Fur-lined Dolmans ut Sigmund & Goldman's
Fur-lined Circulars at Sigmund & Goldmans.
Handsome Fancy Furs at Sigmund d GOldmans
Carriage Robes and Fur Gloves at Sigmund &
GOldmans.
Gents Hats and Umbrellas at sigmund & Gold
mans.
mans.
SIGMuSD & GoLpMAS's,
436 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

has thrown into our hands over 500 pairs Of ladies'
gents and children's hand embroidered slippers
TO be slaughtered at 10 cents, 81, and el25 pair
Hahn's, SIC Seventh street and 1922 Pennsylvania
atya
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

Also cottage cheese Be- per BALI buttermik, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart.
The star.Route Case.
The National Republican Publishing Company has
issued IN pamphlet form Of one hundred and ttoeny.
fe double column pages, in clear type and hdndsome
style, he full reroatim report Of the recent proceedings
and Me decision Of he Court IN The Supreme Court Of
he District Of Columbia In the matter of The United
States u.s. General Thomas J. Brady ct al, In phich
proceedings Uere attempted to be Instituted by criminal
Information IN lieu Of presentmem and indictment by
grand jury This pamphlet tOiR be raluobe TO Me
lega, profession throughout The entire country, as Il un
doubleday contains he most exhaustive research and
thoroughly cORated authorities and carefuRy.prepared
arguments upon thts important branch Of c,imina,
practice that has ever been presented before legal tri
bunaL
Copies be had upon application or By addressing
The National Republican Publishing Company, Wash.
tnOtOn D, C. Price. 81 per copy
Iron Biatera.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
92-Au Odd LOt--S2

We are offering downright bargains in boy
overcoats and ulsterettes. Eiseman Bros, corne
Seventh and e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
For the Holidays.

with one of Eiseman Bros overcoats or ulster
cites, a Christmas present which will be appre
ciatel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Wrn,hrr rn.nnr.

Tbr Ge Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy ,cedther
and local rains.
For Washington, 1 a. M Gold, fair ieediher
The following were the thermometric readings
yesterday IA. M 40; IL n. M, 800; p. M, 40
Up. m, 42o; II p. M, 1860; maximum, 500; mini.
mum IA 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

We are offering an unbroken line of overcoat,
and ulsterettes, which cannot fail to please Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

should be supplied with speers port grape wine
so long celebrated for its purity rich body, and
medicinal properties. Wealthy persons who use
this wine find II gives strength and tone to the
system. For sale by druggists and grocers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
"AIdcrney Dairy wagons"

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewery, &C. Call on or nd.
dress Hcrzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

boys overcoats at 81 ages from six 10 ten years
Eseman Bros, corner Seventh and L.
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Commercial Pr
sur,rI.. Your Row

4 specially ut THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job
Rooms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

MADAME EMMA SouLE has gratifed the wishes
Of her Washington patrons by taking rooms in the
city for the season. viii arrive at 1881 street,
opposite Ebbitt, during the first week in January
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Xmas Presents.

Cigars in boxes of D. so. 100, and $50 at Morcoes
Smiths old stand 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Wide open DOORS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
Prominent Arrivals.


wUIARps.-J. NJ. Torpin, New York; w. y.
Sponsey, New York; VI. q. Fox, Englandi ~ II.
White, Keokuk Iowa; q. II. Howard, San Fran
cisco.
NATGoNAI--G, A. Brown. benjamin Holt, Concord,
N. H.; Roman l.. Baca, New MexicOi Robert - NC
Clure, Lancaster, Pa. Charles Roberts, Lansing,
Mich; ID. N. Burns, Dayton, Ohio; II. s. Swayne,
Toledo, Ohio; Daniel larrahce, Baltimore Thomas
q. White, Now York; d. NJ. Thompson, Providence
ST. JAMEs.-F Wheeler, Gold Valley, Va; q. G.
Smart North Carollnai j. l.. Pumphery, Mary and
u. koleman, w. H. Tenney, &. Scripture ana w
a. Carpenter, New York; II. stevenson, Phliadei
phla AZ g. Whardlum, Princeton, NJ Ji j. bight'
burno, st, Louis, Mo.
METRoPoIITAS-C. s. Bayles, New York; James
M. Swank, Philadelphia; Luke II. Porter, New Jor-
sey; Fred u, scodcd, Gainesville, Cal 7. H. Dlns-
more, ShOwhegnn, Me; Robert Scott, Dundee, scot
land N. j. Vedder, Atlanta, Ga; John II. Potts,
New York.
RIGGs.-T. II. Reed, n. w. Gushing, Boston; Hector
~ Fehton, Philadelphia; Eugene 9. s. layton, New
son, Chicago; w. q. Saville, Baltimore.
ST. MAnc.-A. washburn and George II; ,Coyey,
Boston; f. s. Shurmoy, Philadelphia william
Camp, Norfolk, Va; Thomas ID. Stetson, New YORK.
ARLIN0ToN.--E. Dcvin, New York; q. ID. Parrant,
pennsylvania; W. s de Spero Baltimore.
WoRMLTy'A-H. Adngpn British Legation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

100 dozen more Of our famous Beaver
sdged HATS, IN all shapes and colors, sold
formerly at $3.50, are noD offered at so and
rs cents, and are undoubtedly the greatest
bargains erer offered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
STOCK of MILLINERY
ftmllowlng prices;

rs dozen Genuine Long Mapped BEA YER
HATS at 70 cents, 81, $l.25, $3.50, $l.75, 81;
Re very bes at $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
The Star.Route Case.

and delivered in 1b "Ward" prints, at SOC. per Id
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball; buttermilk, sc
per quart, and sweet milk sc. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
OFFICERS.

THOMAS sOMERvILLE, President
CHARLES Z. CULVER, Vice President.
NOBLE ID. LARNfR, Secretary and Treasurer
CLARK W. CUBN ER, superintendent the Mines.
known us the nPoneer Mining District Piral
County, Arizona Territory The trustees confidently
believe that this stock viii prove profitable invest
ment and do not hesitate In commencing IL TO their
friends.
Prospectus containing full particulars of the mine,
together with certified assays the from the mine
made by Professor Taylor chemist OF the Smithson-
Ian Institute Il, A. Brown nssayer and superintend-
ent OF the Specie Paying Mining Coz" Professor OF
tokar Hoffman,, metallurgist and mining engineer,
mining engineer and superlntendent at the Tomb
stone Mlnes, Arlzonn, will be checriy furnished on
application 10 any Of the officers OF the company
Subscriptions TO the stock of the company will be
received by q. i. CULVER special agent, at his Of
nce, No. g0Js ID street northwest, or by any OF the
NGT~ NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1881.
RS The Mutual Union Telegraph Company takes
pleasure In announcing that It's wifes are now open
United States including all Of the principal cities In
the Eastern, Western and Middle States and Is pre-
pared to receive and transmit Atlantic Cable mes
sages.
cation will be made with the principal cities In the Do
minlon Of Canada In January.
- The lines and connections OF the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company at present embrace system OF
about hhy thousand (56OOOl miles of WIRE reaching
nearly every important business point In the country.
the very best material and In the most substantial
manner, and IL offers prompt and efficient service
TO the public whose patronage is respectfully solicited
Cslgned) JAMES GAMBLE,
Principal Office Fifteenth and F Streets Washing.
ton, ID, O. de2O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

e~Ssfs THE woMENs CHRISTIAN TEMPER
AZ Rnce Union will hold Gospel Praise Ser
vice In Masonic Temple, SUNDAY AFrERNOON, n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


eSSyS THE woMEN's CHRISTIAN -TEMPER-
vice In Masonic Temple, SUNDAY A fTERNOON, ut
ao'cock, music led on cornet Public cordially In
yited. debit
aSys CHRISTMAS AT CENTRE MARKET
Thls grandest Of all markets still offers to the pub
lie the best Market Products and Table Supplies that
can be brought together. The large competition OF
dealers always tends to keep the prices down TO the
Centre Market In It's usual attractive style, will be
open SATURDAY, December ~, 1881, all day and
evening until IL O'Clock. Monday, December ~ pc
ing legal holiday the market Will be closed 2t2t
aNs. WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. /,
49, The annual meeting OF the stockholdera OF
the Washington Market Company will be held at the
25ee Of the Company IL thS ely q We9hngion a.
Directors for the ensuing year, and to act on any
other subject within the power Of the corporation.
WAsH1NeroN, ID. C., Dec. ., 1881. de22td
nlge. EVERYBODY NOW HAS AN. oPPoR-
chickens nrtnclally, about which 50 much has been
written. Chickens by the thousand. See advertise
ment In another column. de223t
n5Sye FOR WEDDINGS OR RECEPTIONS,
~ Call at oLCorrS STABLES, street, be
Carriages, and you will not be disappointed Now Is
the time TO engage Carriages for New Years de22d
naEe A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
ny PROFITABLE INVESTMENT OF CAPT,
washington, D. G. Is now iuy, organized with o
capital stock Of 100000 divided into 10000 shares
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
THos. soNfERVfLJB NOBLE y. LARNER.
]. L. Johnson. WILLIAM III. BAUM.
GEO h O. P Psig IN MILLER MILLER
O. c. DUNCANSON.
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Avail Yourself of this Oppor-
tunity to Buy!

We give the people the benefit of LOW
PRICES right in the heart of the season,
preferring TO sell our immense stock OF
Clothing NOW at Reduced Prices, rather
than wait till the season is nearly over
and then reduce the prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

Call and eronaine our great assortment Of
PLUMES, at rs cents, 81, $l.25, and$2.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of Wanted" "For Rent" "For Sale" 10
LOST three times for twenty-five cents in THE
REPUBLICAN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
Take N otic9 '

From this day we Offer our tremendous, large. and
very desirable
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

100 dozen more Of those Wonderful Mos
sop BEA YER HATS, in every style and in
pa colors, at 20 cents only, sold formerly at
s5 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
A GRAND DRIVE

Boys Clothing
Boys $40 Suits reduced to SIS.
Boys $18 Opercoats reduced to $14.
Boys SIS Suits reduced TO $14.
Boys $17 listers reduced 10 $18.
Boys SIS Suits reduced to $12.
Boys SIS Overcoats reduced 10 $40.
Boys S13 Suits reduced TO $40.
Boys $l3 listers reduced to $40.
Boys $12 SOits reduced TO so.
Boys $12 Overcodts reduced TO 50.
Boys $40 Salts reduced to So.
Boys $40 listers reduced to So.
Boys SO Suits reduced to 81.
Boys so Opercoats reduced 10 81.
Boys 81 Suits reduced TO S..
Boys 81 listers reduced 10 So.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

OF Immense Importance to ALI
For this Fall and Winter Season we laid
in an immense stock of
81 Q TIA / IA e.,
anticipating large seasons trade. Our
trade has been large, but owing to the
LATTE SEASON
we find ourselves overstocked, and have
decided to commence at once
A GREAT REDUCTION SALE
and have
MARKED DOWN.
in price every garment.
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS:
Our $35 Overcodts as lou as S25.
Our $40 Full Suits as lou as $50.
Our $50 Ov1coats as lon as S22
Our S35 Full Suits as low as S25.
Our $25 Overcoats as low as SIS.
Our $50 Full Suits as lou as 1922.
Our $22 Ovcrcoats as lotu as SIC.
Our $25 Ftiu Suits as low as SIS.
Our $40 Overcoats as low as SIS.
Our 1922 Full Suits as lo,c as $1S.
II OuT VIZ OJtTCOutS US tOW US plO.
Our 500 Fuu Suits as lou as SIS.
Our $15 Ouercodts as lou as $l2.
Our $18 Full Suits as Iop as $14.
Our $13 Overcoats as low as $40.
Our SIS Full Suits as lou as $l2.
Our $40 Overcoats as low as So.
Our $12 Full Suits as lou as $40.
The Unprecedented Warm Season
has forced us into this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09
The Irish Land OuestIOu

London, July S,-Mr. Forster, chief secre-
tary of Ire and, to-day received the deputa-
tion of Irish farm laborer, Mr.. O'Sul ivan.
home rule member OF parliament for LINER
ick said that great dissatisfaction existed
among the laborers owing to want of houses and
the small quantity OF land, and that the session
Of pa II meBt ,hould rot be al wed
u pass wi hout settling the question. . her
IN tneland Dill, favoring lab0rers holding one
acre or less by tenancy under the tenant or
Landlord act, and converting them into
tenants under the bill and that the
pJor-law commissioners In towns
have the poaer TO alter suburban lauds
for labOrer's homes. These measures were
urged not only In the In lerest of iaoorers, but
OF the tax-pay ers, as they would soon free the
laDorers from anv depenhencs on the poor
rates. MIR. Forster, replying to the.observation
SAID that when the government was ready 10
measure would be considered not only as En-
gland, but would be extended to Scotland and
Ireland, which is the object of the deputation
lie said he knew the condition If The iaborers
Was very had, but the matter was
mtst difficult to deal with.
He regarded the idea of the state
providing cottages and land as impractic bile
but the state, he said, might help to remove
Oh 'taces 10 their getting good emf ploy ment
or good cottages ana might give facilities or Of
ie ttmp Htlona to persons Interested toimprove
their condition. He could notsay what could be
done nj this session OF parliament. All mu t
try to 30 heir duty and insure that the land
blii does n e iesr aboiers IA q worse posi-
lion ,han he Is now,nf they, the government,
could do that they wvuld try. Ii not this year
'hey WON'T do I as soOn as possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09
The Cincinnati Fire,

Cincinnati, July $ - lh,re were eigh, y-six
persons emploped In the Marquis factory,
which wa - IRE La night, of
when one 10 knuwn W hai > been killed, six.
teen woulded and fDciy- I've escaped wit out
injury Tweniy-iUur employ a,e unac
counted for md II Is thought likely that they
all ,erished In the flames. PcIso 8 declare
they saw men jump tom windowsand fall into
the cellar through lhe opening In the sidew x
| where the flames quickly suflOcated them II
| is fair To sumo that some must have d, n
oyel come by heat In the builIing Tn, loss Is
greater than AZ II st eSim ted The personal
| losses aro William Resor & 70. ,stovs foundry,
s2U0.0OJ' They have saved many valu bile
WAS destroyed by lire Marquis lost sG5, ,t01;
Clo termsu Sl2j, 900; the cabhe, makers uGion
ESQ, OOO; Meader q smith lur itnrs l,O,UD;
the Sraub mill company s75, 900. George hels-
selorJUk, saloon AM boarding house, $40, 600;
Cosunde Miller, saloon ani boarding house,
: 900, and other smaler iosse ti0 900 Total,
SjS3 600. The insurance IL not heavy. Mar
outs had t25, 900; Meader 81 smith $40, 900, Clos
termdn SIS, 900, aud o,hes8 In about The same
pr portion,
Revised estimate of the losses by the ilre
orig ating last night in Marquis I. Sons
carriage factory, will make inc aggregate
reach 81 ,0O0u00 A pJrtion Of the Resor
foundry was consum d There are no addi-
tionai facts concerning the loss of life The
police report that there have been no inqui.
lies missing persons, and homes are en,er-
taiued that ait of the Messrs. Marquis en-
pluyes escaped. Several iiremen were iDju. ed
by failing walls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09
WaxRlluchie.

cp'Clhi W tho lttrAiu.
Waxahachle, July s.--Thc attendance upon
the state normal school at this place, ,creas q
daily, numbering now about twenty five, The
scho ool opened last Monday under tho char.e
of Nelson B. Henry, professor ,f Eng ish
language and literature In the sta O norma i
school of Missouri, and Is n sled Temporarily
by Professor John y. Nc jnee ,f tue same
school. The eX rcises incrsas' la interest
each day, Among the pupils are su h name
as Professor Ranks, Of Marvin college, Pn,.
f'ss 'r smith Rag dale anu wifo-o Il and ey
pcrienceu teachers of tho state. We proposs
to have public lec,u Q une night In eat II
week
Pr fessor Henry is evidently q master
la the art OF teaching up with all the
appliances of thu day, and his whole sopi la
la the work. Here IL rars opp ,rtunIty for
our teachers In Aas to Improve inemseI ives,
To 10 rn more perfectly the art Of teaching,
and to get the latest and most Improved
methods Of ins ructlon In all the dlirerenI
advertised II should be made known that
here Is a school tor teachers. for the short
term OF ak ", ok. ending about the middle
OF August, with tuit on free. The school is
being conduo,rd In I ecoOl u d airy rooms ri
Marvin cOllege. Boari can be uad at the col.
lege hail close by A. 9 : 5opar nolth, or yis
or tn ( rm of Fix we ks Board oan also be
hat IN private famili g If desired persons
cou d camp out and hoard thcmseves al q con-
velien i-taoce from the college. T,ere is a
abundance OF watr and cool shade, and
cheap provisions. Let IN ,se who expect ( )
II w the noble c.lli nv OF n teacher oome
here, and spe d II few Wa X. mo d, odtably 10
tn. msc ves AMI the cause OF education In
lexas. They will os admitted at any tlme.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-09

received at the postoflice within the last few
weess, aud delivered TO Gui ,au w tn the
exception of The money order from Bryan
thls registered letter conta ned the nearest
name Guiteau that could be found on'the
records.
letter was received at the posiofice in this
city last night, no odressedt "Charles j. Gut
eau, arsassid. auitol prison, Washington, d.
mailed at Bosom A dark line is drawn
aronud the edges Of the envelope with a pen,
giving 1t The appearance OF mourning
GuIrEAu's COMMITMENT.
to Jail was regularly issued by Judge Smell. II
ha been stated tina Districi Ait ,rnsy Cork
hil committed Gn tat to jeil saturday
morning, but the iacis Of the case are that
about fifteen minut after the shoot ng Of the
president, Captain Verlon of the po ioe forcs
came t. the police court and stated that he
mad consulted Secretary Blame MS to the prop
er mode proceeding, aud was advised by
MIR blaine to so to the polics court aud TO get
warrant from Judge Smell for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. The warrant was
sworn out by Captain Vernon, and "a commit-
ment placei In his hands. He immediately
to await the result of the pr sidents injuries,
GuITEAU's PHOTOGRAPHS
were again given out for limited circulation
this evening. 1t Is astonishing tn finu how
many people re cognize him who'd Id not before
know his name One gentleman who saw the
p,ctuIe this evening say s that he saw q liteau
Tor the last two or three weeks in
Lafayette park, just opposite tn white house
The librarian OF the navy department says
mat Guiteau spent one m0nth reading 1, his
library. He said Guiteau would come in
every morning the minute the library was
open. and would remain until III, library was
closed. He told the librarian he was shortly
to he appointed consul general TO Paris, and
he w'shtd to put In his spare time reading
The librarian says he used to read only two
books, One was John Russel Young's ~ our
was the "Histpry of the Rebellion" ~ which
are very glowing accounts OF General Grant IS
battles. The librarisn says that G " au was
v ry ed VIII le visiting the library. but If
ther- w re lady v's'to $ In the library he wa ,
continually leerlng at them In tina most in
sulting way. His Parisian pretensss became q
sort of joke, and everyone alb ut the library
regarded him aa half crazy at least, hut no one
imagined that he was dangerous.