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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
Glin Real estate for Sale.

ITO LET, FURNISHED.-Thir fiat, 1872 East
Il 48th-sti $50 amonth. Applyto Mrs. W. A kIAbAlAL'
az Park ave. from " p. m.
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nISHWASIIER or USEFULMAN. by
ScotchmIu; thoroughly experienced - dislwasher
aud omnibus can furnish city hotel references. JAMES
A. Z. "a BROOKLYN.
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6itnatlons fUanieo-- ala!es.

CLERK or ASSISTANT in wholesale house.
BY An American OF energy, push and grit; is active
temperate and Thorough OF the best Character
W. T., 40 NassIu-st, Room Oh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
PERSONALITIES.

KING KAIAKAuA was in Omaha yester-
day, bound westward
Mr.. AND MRs. WASHINGTON MCLEAN, of
Cincinnati, are at the Riggs.
Mr.. AND MRs. HANNEGAN have engaged
and aro occupying rooms in the Portland.
SENATOR SAUNDERS, who is now here,
does not expect his family before December. His
wife and daughter are now In Colorado.
REPRESENTATIVE AND Mrs. RAY, Of New
Hampshire, will be pleasantly located at 1901
Massachusetts avenue during the coming winter.
Mn. r. +. ANDREWS has rented Mr..
Goodfellow's house, on Nineteenth street, near Du
pont Circle, and he and his wife viii reside there
in future.
The Troy Times speaks of that thought
ful woman-George William Curtis. II had in
tended to say "spiteful old Hecate" but 1t feared
the evil eye
THE New York Tribune is talking about
1.-The Garfield Republicans" IL means the living
donkeys who are endeavoring to robe themselves
in the skin OF n dead lion.
GENERAL AND MRs. Dent, who have been
spending tho summer on / street, are about to
leave for st. Augustine, Fla, which has been their
home for two or three years.
JUDGE FREEMAN, Solicitor of the Post
Office Department who has for some days been in
Louisville In connection with suits against the lot
terry companies, has returned to the city.
WILLIAM WALTAw PHELPS will receive
pay at n rate about rs high as the salary Of the
President for his Inconsequentlal term Of service
at an European court He is n "Reformer"
WILEY BRITToN, of the War Department,
| has returned to the city from Boston, where he
has been spending his annual leave aud complet-
ing his " Memoirs Of the Rebellion on the Border"
Mr.. LIE Dues tea farm turns out to be
even greater failure than was at first supposed.
For the $4,000 put into the venture the Govern
mcnt has an iron safe which cost $500 and some
no-account tea plants.
| COUNT Won MoLTKE has given favor
able opinion about the newly planned channel
by which the North Sea is to be Joined to the Bal
tic, and the government will probably soon ask
the House Of Deputies TO vote the necessary funds
for this great work.
Mrs. JENNIE McGRAw FIsKE, who lately
died at Ithaca, left q fortune OF sl2,000,O0O She
was building residence TO cost s. 900 O00 intend
| ing 10 make II the finest In the United States.
While in Europe last year she was married 10 Pro-
fessor Flske OF Cornell University.
BIsHoP QUINTARD, of Tennessee, who
recently arrived from England, is in this city the
guest OF General Marcus ]. Wright zoos l street.
He will preach In st. Pauls Church, Twenty third
street, next Sunday, at eleven o'clock n. M. aud
conduct the services in the evening at hnlf-past
seven.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE ROBERT r.
HIT, william L. Chandler. of New Hampshire
Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont; Admiral David d.
| Porter and family. Mr.. Michael Bartholomew
Russian Minister at Washington, and Captain
William Arthur, Of the British Legation at WASH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
KEYSTONE VOTERS.
why the Minority at -. Georges Hall
Were LEFT.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN;
The Pennsylvanians who formed an as
sociation on Monday night last at Cosmopolitan
Hall will briefly state. with your permission, why
they left the minority at st. Georges Hall and
went quietly TO work to perfect an organization.
A gentleman signing himself secretary" with
out warrant or authority, called upon all Pennsyl
vanians 10 meet and organize an association. To
this call there was general response us the man.
nor OF getting together was not material. We de-
sired TO form an association that would be an honor
to the old Keystone state and be free from Ger.
tain obnoxious influence which had intruded
itself into the last association and prevented
scores OF Intelligent active, working Republic
called TO order by tile "sccrctlry," who assumed
the cliair, the first vote showed that I. b.
Peuicks, esq, had 6I Votes for temporary chair
man TO 81 for @. II, Darrayh, esq, n clerk
in the Land onice from Louisiana, but the
secretary refused to announce the votes, although
he had declared the voting closed. Tnen the
leaders OF the Blair party rushed down stairs aud
brought up men whose faces had never been seen
in association before, and with boots and yolls
demanded another vote. Many pcaceable, quiet
gentlemen withdrew, as they were fearful Of vic.
lence from this mob OF unknown characters. We
proposed aud accepted a second ballot in the in
tcrcst of peace nnd harmony, aud when 1t was an
nuliuced aud we were defeated by dishonest means
We proposed TO abide by the result ii on the
vote Tor permanent officers we could have fair
play ana an honest count. Messrs. Oyster and
Blair were nominated, tcllers chosen, and ballot.
ing commenced. Mr.. Blnirs teller aud his friends
surrounded the ballot; box and COMMENCED a sys-
tenn of the most unblushlng fraud. When the
votes were handed Mr. Bair's teller lie would an-
nouncc name and voting place, and in many In
stances without seeing the person who handed tho
ticket. Fictitious names were given, aud in some
instances men were known To vote twice. The bal
lots were open, 0nd those which lie wanted In were
always on time, whileothers must stand back and
wait M opportunity that was never likely TO come
| IL was South Carolina tissue ballets on n small
scale. !, was apparent that Mr.. Oyster was 10 be
| cheated out Of an election, although he had al
| actual majority present To prevent dsgraceful
| row and collision Mr. Oysters name was with.
drawn and we retired, as we had u right to do
| being in majority, as our rolls will show. 0ui
president Is a true and tried Republican, and most
| of our members are known Us active workers IN
| the Republican party, and will do all in thoi
power ~ elect General Bailey.
| cos MnpAIITAN HALL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

Under date of September s Comman-
der Lull, commanding the wachusetts at sitka,
reports to the Navy Department that oil Is
quiet in the Territory of Alaska. Nothing bu, the
absolute prohibition of the sale of moliuSsos aud
cheap sugar, from which the natives manufacture
the vile rum in use by them will prevent the
broils and fighting among themselves that every
now and then break ont In different parts OF the
country. Small disturbances among the Indians
at different points in the Territory have been ad-
iusted. A convention was held at Rockwell Au-
gust 16, at which an urgent appeal was made TO
the President of the United States and TO Congress
to establish a civil government for the Territory
of Alaska. An election was held on the 5th In
slant to choose delegate to present the rcsolu-
tions at the next session OF Congress ExCollcctor
Ball was chosen as delegate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
sEust Not Re Ignored.

While the papers are discussing the
amount of money the physicians to the late Presi-
dent may get by an act Of Congress- may ask If 1t
would not be proper to add an additional appro.
pratiOn for n coored citizen and clerk In room "a
OF the Third Auditors Office named Charles Lenos
who acted AS barber TO the late President Garfield
and who drew his pay as clerk, while receiving
compensation as such barber lie was away from
his desk during President Garield's sickness, and
also acted as barber 10 the late Mr.. Hayes. lie
may not have got any compensation for that ex-
cept to his appointment as first class clerk on
81 200 per year salary Surely the colored man must
not be ignored ONE WHO KNOWS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
Illegal Pension Fees.

A former state senator named George
II. Rowland residing at Rowland Station,
Pike County, Pennsylvania, was arrested at
his home and brought to Philadelphia by
Deputy United States Marshal MARBLE, upon the
charge of extorng Illegal fees In the collection of
pension. The complainant Is an old woman
named Maria Blackmore, over sixty years of age,
who resides at Millviile Station, Pike County, The
prisoner was arraigned for hearing before United
States Commissioner Phillips, but in the absence
OF witnesses was held in 1000 bail for further ac-
tim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
uuov Abo,t tne North Pole d.

The Ottawa Free Press says "Wrangell
Island In the Arctic Ocean, which was recently
taken possession OF by Lieutenant Hooper lnot
Lieutenant Hooper, but Captain Hooper, OF the
United States revenue marinel Of the United
States, on behalf of the United States Government
is really part of the Dominion, having been form
ally transferred by the British government during
Mr. Mackenzie's regime" That's all right; but
how about the North Pole9 Who does that belong
to? Mackenzie, too2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

Secretary of the Interior Kirkwood and
General Peter +. Bacon, Of this city, are perhaps
the only two men now living here who turned out
In the procession which welcomed our former dis
tlnguished French visitor-General Lafayette-to
Washington on the 18th day of October, 1924. They
were then schoolmates, about eleven years age
each, in John McLeods seminary, the pupils of
which school participated in the ceremonies of
that brilliant day in the early annals OF the Fed
eral metropolis, and they both expect to join in
the welcome TO our French visitors next week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
The Assassinntion. A
An ex-Confederate from Montco

An eN-Contedefate from montgomery,
Ala. sends the following, which was offered at a
meeting Of ex- Federal soldiers some time ago;
Whereas this great national calamity was caused by
most cOwardy assassin, who when the safety oi the
American Union WAS inperiled, had no patriotism to
protect and no courage TO defend, but at the time
when u reunited people were sustaining our beloved
President ana when, by his wise and honest policy,
every American citizen felt secure In his liberty ami
nrOld Of his heritage. GuteRu struck lin down. Fol-
ihis assassin time Is too short for repentance. Heaven
TOO Indignant for forgiveness, and the woe OF The
damned meTcinl for the punishment Of his crime
Let h,In perish, that hs name oniy may be leit tC
blister the pages OF American history
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
For IIeads of Departments.

Sec 1854. Personsh honorably discharged
from the military or naval service by reason of
disability resulting from wounds or sickness in
cured In the line OF duty shall be preferred for
appointments TO civil offices. Provided, They are
found to possess the business capacity necessary
for the proper discharge Of the duties OF such
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The mayor of Kokomo, Ind, was shot
and killed two weeks ago while trying to rob
grist-mll The editor Of the Kokomo Tribune
says; "While Mayor Cole was not entirely above
suspicion. still he was warmly admired by large
part OF the populace. and .is said to have acted
with great kindness and charity toward the poor"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

When Lydia Thompson's husband does
not want her to go out Of an evening no seals her
clothes up in an envelope and hands 1t to the
hotel clerk to lock up In the safe.-EI. Such
tribe would not prevent her from going on the
stage, however. She could wear aswect smile and
rose in her hair, as formerly -RoristolpR Herald
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
-Sosf au0 eTo,lno.

Y oST-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1881,
i 4 scaled Enyeope. addressed 10 Luther NJ Pen,
suitably rewarded by returning the same 20 l.. IA.
pENFlELD, Surgeon Generals once. oc0St
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

PREsIDEsT ARTHUR and the Republicans of this
State have now common interest in electing
their ticket this fall The only personsw who are OPP
posed To its election are Mr. Conkling and the
Democratic party. Perhaps 1t is unjust to Mr.
COnking to say he is opposed to It's election-Nei0
York Tribune
Then why do you say it? And when
did President Arthur fail TO have COM
mon interest with the Republicans2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The pronounced stand taken by the great Re-
publican party Of the State OF New York in urg-
ng the punishment Of those who conspire to de-
rand the Government" and tho "rebuke and
mosecution Of the abuses connected with the star
outes In the Post.olico Department Is likely to
DC adopted by the Republicans throughout the
Sountry. 1t is evident that the star reuters, In
iertaking TO crush out all inquiry into their
operations by coarse abuse Of the Government
,ficas concerned in tbe investigation, have taken
ibIgger contract than they can carry out.-EUer-
n0 !Sdr.
But then the committee on resolutions
# the New York convention was not a
ourt. No one will be punished for con-
Ipiring to defraud the Government unless
he did conspire. II cannot be settled by
newspapers, or even by convention,
whether a man is guilty Of public Of
Eense. Everybody knows that the fling
1t the star-route cases was put in to get
even with General Brady for the opposi-
ton of The REPUBLICAN,, in which he is g
4 stockholder to the nomination of Will
lam IL. Robertson as collector at New
York. The Star is like buzzard, which
will fly mile for piece of sinking
meat, passing any amount of clean foot
on the way.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

The New York Times continues to try
General Brady in its columns. Why not
leave il to the court, as THE REPUBLICAN
does?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
"Tbe Satisfaction of Justice"

The rebuke aud prosecution Of the abuses con-
nected with the star routes In the Post Once De-
partment rebound to the credit of tho late Presi-
dent Garfield. and in pressing tho prosecution to
the full satisfaction OF justice President Arthur
may be assured Of the hearty approval OF the
people.-NcD York Republican platform.
"The full satisfaction of Justice" may
suit General Brady better than it will
his enemies The information thus far
rests on what Cook and Gibson pretend
they can prove. What if these sub
orners, after committing felonies to pro-
cure testimony, shall fail? 1t is no crime
10 be lied about or conspired against.
OF course President Arthur may be as
sured of the hearty approval of the people
in pressing all prosecutions to the full
satisfaction of justice" And what is
more, President Arthur and every other
honest representative of the Government
will always be able to bear witness
that no one ever sought favor at their
hands in the matter of the star routes.
Let every man stand or fall by his own
acts as shown at the bar of justice. II
my, high in Office or low, have robbed
Ihe Government in order to buy perjury
10 sustain sensational prosecutions, they
ZOO must be prosecuted "to the full salts
action of justice"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

GEORGE G, GoRHAM, 1t is rumored has aban-
doned his candidacy for the secretaryship OF the
Senate and now has designs on Defrees' place at
the head of the Government Printing onicc.-
Albany Evening Journal
The above is wholly false and is made
from whole cloth. Mr.. Gorhams attitude
with reference to the Secretaryship
of the Senate remains unchanged; and us
10 the Office Of Public Printer, he is in
eligible under the law, and were he not
he would not accept the position If ten
dered him. We hope this statement will
be satisfactory 70 the Nnltnrine press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07
0oraonal.

A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
IA employment during the extra session as private
secretary 10 some Senator Address S. Republican
Office. oc6-6t
ELEANoR.-YoURs RECEIVED WHEN CAN
II see yonp Answer as before j.
TT MIR. NJ, KNOWN AS SENATOR WILL
Il call on Mrs. w he Will confer iayor oet2Ms
DERSoNALA- INFORMATION WANTED AS
IL TO the whereabouts of Ole Oleson, who 10 sup.
posed 10 have lived In Washington In the winter "
1875 II he be found II will be money In his pocket
Address j. DUPONT, i4y broadway New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

They don't spell it Konk with X any
more now. II is Mr.. conkling, you bet your sweet
life, solid, Il Is = CHetnlaLi Enquirer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 323 and ai9 Four-and-a-
half st. n. W.; also iniSs Louisiana avenue n. W.
A welllocated dairy farm for rent ut low price
Call for Weekly Rent-Llst-
The houses on Fast Capitol street are well located
and very desirable.
MONEY ro IoAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property 10 trade sell Will nd II to
d. ii. WARMER,
AZ
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Sfor Brent 2Iliscellaneols

INoR RHINESTONE AND FIXTUREs COM
~ plete. Apply 10 WILLIAM KENNEDY, t70i-
Ninth street northwest oc3,3tt
INoR RENT-A FINE. LARGE STORE ROOM,
H. suitable for dry goods, furniture, or other SINH
lar business; also some large and desirable Office
Rooms in the Lehman Buildinga New York avenue,
near Fifteenth street. THoS. j. FISHER q CO, 1884
street. near Ehbltt House Ee30-6t
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GARFIELD-A0ENTs WANTED FOR LIFE
~ q President Garfield. complete, faithful hts
tory rOm cradle 10 by the eminent bographer,
Col. COnwell. Books all ready for delivery. An ele.
gantly Illustrated volume Indorsed edition. Liberal
terms. Agents take orders for from % 10 80 coplel
daily. outses any other book 10 20 l. Agents never
made money fast The book sells ITSELF Experience
not necessary Failure unknown All make lmmensN
profits. Private terms nee. GEORGE SrINsoH a
Co., Portland, Maine Oc7-im
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8oaroina.

O1Q NEW YORK AVENUE. LARGE
OIO nicely furnished Rooms, en- suite or single
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

yITANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
wv Beall. Room Z, LEO New York avenue, Is a Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notar,
Public always In Office from 0 n to p. ap30ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-07

T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
where, by J, II. souIER q CO., Bankers, Hi6 Penn
sylvania avenue. ma26tf
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2B,leinees Chances.

YNoR sALE-SToCR AND FIXTURES OF A
IL small Grocery Store doing cash business, cor
ner seventh and streets southeast oc5-3tt
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CHINGES ~ THE NAVY.

WASHINGTON, March 3. Lieutenant Seth
NJ Acklcy has been ordered to the Paos, Asatic sta
tion per steamer Of April from San Francisco Pay
master Leonard A. Fraey has been ordered to the train
Ing ship Constitution April l. Lieutenant Commander
Charles H. Davis has been detached from duty In the
Bureau Of Navigation the 2lst inst, and ordered TO
the Palos, per steamer "a OF April. Lieutenant Com
inander James G. Green has been detached from the
command OF the Palos and ordered to return home aud
report arrival. Lieutenant Charles A. Adams has been
detached from the Pnos and ordered TO return home
and report arrival. John A. Norris
deac from Bureau Of Navigation and ordered
the PalOS per steamer % OF April. Paymaster r. w.
Allen has been detached from tho training ship Constr.
tuition the lst OF April next and ordered settle
accounts. Commander A. u. Kellogg has been ordered
hold himself In readiness 10 command the TallapOOs.
Paymaster Edward Bellows has been ordered to the
Alaska Lieutenant ( Commander VI. 0rcon has been
detached from duty at the llydrOgraphio ONCE. and
ordered to the command OF the PalOs per steamer "a OF
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sshs sadie w.icost watn. SsworeAns rebio via 40
The following anchored below eaus :, ~
-. sst susan Campbell .Brl. Brooks Amstsraau wPss
sUNsEr-wIND-At sandy HOT ,ra6eras. 4 ciousr
ana thick Of shc'e Al City LELAND. pcdslS.e T. cloudy.
CLEARED.
HS;t e.aon s f., w:Td l.. gS sgSs
london fsSmcscH c. s ABA i sfrs Krsnss ssvss
sass BsnSsn essrins Co.. wsisna assS q.
schotss bac Via Reeraa@. Fsacs GaSs g. II NJ
SsSsfa S Mm ss
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saR; E s Sssiss' E sss
Barks coDadeqza Utah: Baa, gloucester Townsend War
TrnsG Be ss as nSS s
h'ss rroSas
wen Harriet Providence Sortis: Rspss
@ OS m o T Gosss fn
Ptre vataCle& Som Mott Haven, Collins Calais. jed
MISCELLANEOUS
The SIGNAL Corps sancy aooa reports 70 the Chief
6eore reported aground Romer shaais aosssd M
the OF Staten Island in esky
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
NEwcAs[LE. March sArived str Viola t5r, stephens
from Newfork
HAMBURG: March sArryed str suevi, Ger. Franzen.
from Sew YORK via Plymouth
MoyILE, March Starved. str SCANDINAVIAN tBr. wyha
WEST iARrfEroSI March s-Arrived, ElDs ,Br. VIII
kiBsOn, from New.YOrk.
GLASGOW March 3-Arrived tlampan tBrl Stew.
ard. from Portland via Halifax
BoRDRAux March 3-Arryed str Dam BIZ. Weight.
man. from Baltimore.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, March 3-Arrived. str VIM Crane. Howes salt
Cleared strs Hooper tBr Mure London; Bayaran (Br)
LaggOlO, Liverpool; Wadensian BIZ. Moore, Glasgow
Sailed Worcester IL Miller. RO nav and Gaucus
BALTIMORE March 3Arrived strs United states Matthews
New.YOrk: John Shrivers, Wood, Philadelphia -
Cleared strs Anatola Green Limerick; w Whiudin rig
gans Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3-Arrved, str II Gaw Person.
Baltimore. .
cleared Chomley THOMPSON, Hall HARRISBURG Worth.
VII iamsburg Fana, Hanes Fall River; Santee, Crocker
New. York, X Willing, Her. Baltimore.
Sailed, strs Harrisburg. Fanita and Sa1tee.
EEwORIRANs, March 3-At the Passes-Arr1yed str L0nn
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON March 3-SaileG7th ult Euro for New York; ID
inst Emma Glen Grant the latter Tor Pensacola Havre
for Delaware Breakwaer Helen SandAJVhn Paen Neptune
Capt Backnaus Sd INST Harold Isabel capt Inne the lat
ter for BaitmOre.
ArrIved-23tn ult Helios LIST Delta Formcs. Odd
swallow; I'd inst, Jean Pierre. Semiranus, Sirius.
FOR Later Ship Ne,gs.U anu see FWh PI7@