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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

1r Is generally conceded in Virgin
ia that the solid negro vote will be
cast for Malone and reputation.
The few republicans who, like Gen.
Wickham, withdraw from tie sneak
white negro combination will not Sc
riously effect the result The hopes
of Virginia rest now only on the
grand old Democratic party to save
her from shame, population and ru
in. If the bonds of Virginia were
owned at the north, they of the north
would feel there the weight of negro
rule. 1t is the misfortune of igno-
rance and prejudice that shrewd ras-
calls can use them as tools. The ne
gro vote was used for ten years by
the dirtiest set of carpet-bag knaves
that this Country has ever seen. Now
that these republican knaves have
been found out there is a set ofDem-
ocratic sharpefs in nearly every
southern State intriguing for tie sol
i'd negro vote. The solid vote of ne
gro ignorance and prejudice is as
dangerous When led by Democratic
or ex-Democratic sneaks as by car
pet-baggers. Negro rule is debasing
not because of its color, but because
of its ignorance and prejudice. Any
party that wants its support must
pay for it in the kind of things that
Che negro claims. Corruption is just
as inevitable as fate. The people of
the south see this, and this is why
the best men of the republican party
in Virginia abandon the sneak-white-
negro combination. This is why in
Maryland the same combination is
viewed with such distrust. Malone
calls his party Progressive" He
calls the party of honesty Bourbon"
until "Bourbon" becomes an hon
or. In Maryland the party is
troubled for good name, but it calls
itself 20. l.. d." and Reform" But
by whatsoever name it may call it,
self it is essentially the same party
as the Malone party in Virginia. Its
only hope rests on securing republic
can and negro votes. 1t is led by
men whose records render them hope
less of office under Democratic rule.
Their only chance is negro alliance.
This is the chief reason why the o.
L. Dis hold their meetings in secret,
iiy the light Of q dark lantern.-Bal-
tsmore Gazette
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

SOME republican organs in Virgin
10 predict the defeat Of Malone and
his gang. They intimate that the
best element of the republican party
are anxious to see Mahoneism bdried.
We have no doubt the best element
will be gratifed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10
lis head and feet out of the smallest

hole.
Three times he was hauled on
board, but as many times slipped his
cable, going overheard with q sonse,
always coming to the surface ready
to hug and bite the paddle.
Finally, getting tuckered, his mo-
tons were less agile. A lucky moose
over the neck and behind one Shout
der, then another turn round the
neck and behind the other shoulder,
quick drawn up, and he was secured
in the forward end
The little craft now having on
board something to eat, the party
concluded they would be carrying out
the Majors instructions, even though
they returned without the pumpkins,
which they did in high glee, for they
were all mere boys.
The old bear balanced the scales at
430, which with the dead cub, afford
ed meat for the camp several days.
Il found, on examination, the
balls from his revolver had only
buried themselves under the skin,
and were hattened like wafer
against the animals thick skull.
Johns first shot had simply passed
through the bridge of the nose, with
only maddening effect.
The minnie ball from the old
Springfield had passed up through
the roof Of the tiiouth lodging in the
brain.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

A NUMBER of wealthy men have pri-
vately pledged themselves to make
the Garfield fund reach its originally
proposed amount in case of the Pres
ident's death. 1t still lacks nearly
one hundred thousand dollars Of the
amount proposed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10

DIR. GEO. B. MORRIS will be in Nor
gantown September 14tlf, and remain
Is days.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-10
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West Virginia Railroads.

Baltimore Sun.
The Secretary of State of West
Virginia seems to be kept pretty
busy in issuing charters for projected
railroads in that State. With many
of these the issuance of the charter is
probably the last that will be heard
of them; whilst, on the other hand,
enough Of them are under the auspi-
ces of such solid men as to render it
certain that the Mountain State will
in few years be pretty well grid
ironed with railroads, which will rap
idly aid in the development Of the
vast mineral, agricultural and manu-
featuring resources of that State.
The latest incorporation at Wheeling,
on Monday last, was the Point Pleas
ant and Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, whose road is to commence on
the bonndary line between Ohio and
West Virginia, where the Pomeroy
and Ohio River Railroad strikes that
line, and runs thence to point at or
near Point Pleasant. The capital
stock is $500, 900, divided into 5000.
shares. The incorporators are: G.
|. Seney, of New York; Samuel Thorn
as, of Columbus; A. n. Dcnnison, of
Columbus; G. S. Brice and Charles
n Lamison, of Lima, Ohio, and Sam
uel Shelton, Of New York. Messrs.
Seney and Brice are leading men in
New York, Chicago and ST. Louis
crndinnfn.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
COULDN'T FooL.sPEAKER RANDALL.
The Real Nephew of Tony Drcxei Mis-
taken for tbe Young Bunko sharp.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. pa number of
Phiadelphians were recently imposed upon on
different occasions by young bunko sharp who
represented himself TO be the nephew OF Anthony
J. Drexel, the banker The real nephew, the
of Mr.. Francis A. Drexel, is tall stout and rather
good looking blonde of about twenty-thrce years.
He wears the tightcst OF tight trousers blue vest
Bprlnkledwilh White spots, nshort tailed coat and
heavy double watch chain, from which Is sus-
pended n pearl-studded locket, This young man
had often met Speaker Randall at receptions and
at the DreXel residence, aud he had done business
for him ut the Third-street office. few evenings
ago he saw Mr. Randall standing IN the lobby of
waiting for some one, and as young Drexel was
also awaiting the arrival of one of his bosom
friends, he thought IL would be only sociable to
enter into conversation. Approaching Mr.. Ran.
dali, he extended his hand, ,sIniledpleasantly,a and
said:
How do, Mr. Randall2 Haven't seen you for
some time"
Mr.. Randall looked at the gorgeous youth he.
fore him, and hesitated about taking the profered
hand.
III don't know that have ever seen you bo-
fore" he said. .
=" On laughed Drexel, "you don't recognize me-
Why, I've met you often; lave cashed checks for
you, too, think and III remember rightly was
once your partner at whist"
Mr ndH II ssoEed sog Yop have the savan
."why, my dear sir" added the young banking
clerk, am Tony Drexei's nephew"
MIR. Randall started us though he had been shot
opened his eyes in wonder, scowled again, and
turning on his heel, said:
nrsSs Eo sir you cant play any of your ID
And now the boys have the laugh on the fash.
1onable scion OF the house OF DreXel. 80
National Republican., 1881-11-23
WHO WILL SELL LiQUoR.
Large Number OF Licenses Granted by the
Commissioners.

The following applications for liquor
licenses were approved by the Commissioners yes.
terday afternoon, as were also those published. in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN, as recommended by the
license board; Michael Biggins, 1856 street
southwest; Samuel Brannan, 1908 East Market
space, Georgetown; Henry Boegholz, 1l39 Seventh
southeast; a: @; Campbell, 300 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. southeast; James d. Daily 2S05 NJ street north
west: William O. Davis, 2929 NJ street northwest I;
Joshua Evans, 1909 Eleventh street southeast
john S. Goss 303 Four and Ia halfstreet southwest
Christopher Horner, 214 Ninth street northwest !;
Thco Johansen, oil Seventh street northwest; j.
w. Kearney, Si2 Virginia avenue south.
west; Patrick Lynch, 332 Virginia avenue
southwest; Lorenzl Marco, 626 street north
west; Henry Middleton, 3lS Ninth street northwest
Mary McNalley, 3S Van Essen street, Georgetown ;
William McDaniels 202 Ninth street northwest !;
Eugene l.. Moyan, SOIL NJ street northwest; Fran
els Mueller, 2O9 Seventh street northwest; Dennis
O'Sulliyan, 322S M street northwest; Catherine
Pfellcr, 1879 Seventh street northwest; Julius Puck,
1918 Seventh street northwest H. d. Pollard, Ben.
nings Bridge; Michael Ruppert, li00 Seventh
street northwest; John Scott 2O6 Ninth street north
west; Henry +. SchOnb0ru, 2l3 Seventh street
northwest; Henry Streiblng 635 street north.
west; 4. !. Troddcn 20j Seventh street northwest
Barbara Van Derhcide, 20l Ninth street northwest
John L. WoIthan, 0l0 X street southeast; L. d.
Wright 300 virginia avenue southwest John Wuu-
derlich 1905 Seventh street southeast; Jacob Kan.
der, 1913 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Funeral OF John AIexand.r.

The funeral of the late John Alexan.
Yer, esq, who died suddenly last Sunday morning.
box place yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock with
alarge attendance of prominent Government on
dals and leading business men. The remains re
Illsing in an elegant cloth covered caSket, with
slver.p plate handles looked more IN temporary re
ppse than In eternal sleep, Father Bolnnd OF 81.
Matthew's, oticiated, ana the rGl-bearers were
Jim w. Hogg, chief clerk Navy Department; Col
olel Frank Jones' Charles g.. Ball, Andrew j.
Joyce, James S. Pierce, and William 4. Heron
Tie cortege. IN charge OF Mr. W, 4. speare. moved
toMt Olivet Cemetery where the interment took
nltpp
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Another Robbery.

The residence of Mr., Charley Hertzog,
corner Second and streets northwest, was entered
by burglars last Saturday night, who after scaling
the garden wall got into the house by cutting
through the back k-parlor windows, which convcn.
iently for them opened on TO n porch. They moved
about so quietly as TO bnfe discovery, and appar.
oil among other things all his slverwarc his over
coat, his wlie's watch and other valuables and
articles OF wearing apparel TO the value altogether
fessionas and wanted only stuff worth Juggling of,
ns they scorncd all pla,edwarc but convinced
the depth of quarter OF an inch In some places.
The Police Department suppressed this rennrt
National Republican., 1881-11-23
wedding Cards.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows; Patrick II, Bradley, of New York city,
and Mary A. IIagan. of this city Peter c. Nc.
culler, of Fon du Lac. Wis, and Josey L. Ager, of
Prince Georges County, Maryland; James L.
saltzcr and Matte V, Boyd, of Baltimore; Charles
\, u umrickhouse Of shepherdstown, W. Va. and
Emily y. De Saules, Of this city; Dennis Connell
huilory, OF this city, and Mary Il. MOxbey, OF
montgomery County, Maryland: Charles Gray
Julius SOgcr and Florence B. Koones, both OF
Washington. ' ~ -
National Republican., 1881-11-23

VIZ have witnessed the magical effect Of ST.
Jacobs Oil in the most SOY ere eases of rheuma alisn
ana, without hesianoy, pronounce IL the greatest
remedy In the market. The Cincinnati Enquirer
mentions the following statement from Mr.. Burton
OF the great stove firm of Rodway Burton, of that
CITY: "Aly boy was addicted with the rheumatism
badly; we had dootorcd him n great deal, but
could find no cure; saw 81. Jacobs oil adyer-
tisud SO much, heard much u itS good qudLties
that at last determined to ty IL. must say that
Il beats nll my dOcorlng hollow Two bottles of
81. Jacobs OIL cured my boy OF the rheumatism
when all other remedies which had tried failed"
National Republican., 1881-11-23

mhich 'cW caiitlc te holder to one Of a large
number Of TOYS that Ce hare prorided for
them. In order to show NO FA VORI7JSM
the toys ,ciH be numbered TO correspond ,0iih
he number on he tickets; and, as are cannot
tell who wiA be The holders Of the tickets, Il fol-
ious that we cannot discriminate IN Jduor Of
or against purchasers in The rdlue of the
Christmas Gifts. They aciN be distributed on
hc JVEDNESDA Y preceding Christmas
December 2l). We trust that our juvenile
friends wN enjoy the pleasure Of receiping
these Christmas tokens as much as aue do in
beStoping Them.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

FOh hIIN I--r urnlsneu dOuseS.
U,NOR RENT-A WE'LL FURNISHED i+ROOM
~ House, containing everything necessary for com
&C. Apply at 1921 q street, between and o'clock
no22-3ts
INURNIsUED HoUsE-FuRNtsHED HOUSE
~ Of ~ Rooms; furniture nearly new all modern
cOnvenlences; rent, 500 per month. Apply on
premises, 2i7 street southeast n0la3th
TNOR RENT-FUHNISHED. by THE YEAR OR
~ session, House No. 62B Y street northwest con
tains ~ rooms aud IL In thorough order
nl9Bt WM r. YOUNG, ti9l New York ave.
I1oR RENT-A NEWLY FURN1suED 10.
II room House, Thirteenth street near y hrst OF
reference required Address will be found at II, pub.
lcan Otlicc. [noia5ttl M. u.
ICoR RENT-soAtE OF THE MOST DTesIRA.
BLE HOUSES IN THE CITY, FURNISHED
MONEY 10 loan In sums of Al 90 and upward,
KENNEDY'5 REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
nOi6-Gt Iiupputh elrcrf
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Good for sIownra CarroII.

The Capital says that it has private ad-
vI,es that Howard Carroll staff correspondent OF
ahs New York Tines is to be the private secretary
ofPresldent Arthur. He married the daughter of
Congressman starin, Of New York, last spring.
Tie Capital says ITO wide acquaintance with
public men, and familiar knowledge Of public
aiilirs. Howard Joins tho most ianllleSs SdpOir
Jqlfs and tho most exquisite social tact. He is in
ali respects, thorough young man OF the world.
ana commandB NJ once respect for his intellectual
gis and liking for his Nmiable nature from all
VIII know him. The President could not find an
Rblet or more acceptable aide"
National Republican., 1881-11-23
AUCTION SALES.
CIuANCEnY sALEoFsIXl le,vAI.UABLE LOTS
~ ON SOUTH SIDE OF y STREET NORTH
WEST, BErWEEN SLNENTEBNrII AND


CnANCEnY AIEoFsIX ls,vAluABL lots
~ ON SOUTH SIDE OF = STREET NOI,TH-
WFST BE,IMEiSN SLNENTEBNrlI AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS NUKruWEST.
By virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of the
District of f,oumbiR made aud passed In equity
No. 7I35, entitled ko9ert J lsersood zoo Haley
al tue undersSnci ~ trustee, viii Oner for sale,
~ public nmt on IL front o. the premises, on TUES.
u. 1881, ut O'Clock D. M, n of Lots numbered sew
rnty-three I'D, seveny0ur (Tl). sevcnty.hvc (7i)
seventy-sx t7Bl seventy (7'l and seveulyeight
(7), In Dorsey tlagett, trustees, recorded subd
vision Of original lots numbered fourteen Anl fifteen.
IN square numbered one hundred AMI iy.srven (lj7)
In the city Of Washington, D. q, ThcS" lots each
twentyonc (sD feet irOnt by from 1910 feet to 1853
feet dcop TO an alley shown by copy of said sub.
division, which will be exhibited mt the sale.
Terms OF Sale las prescribed by the said doc Ce):
One fourth cash, the balance payable In one, two. nd
three years after date of sale, with Interest thereon
paiR lc semi lanuualy, NJ the rute of per centuni
Ter nunun. for which deferred payments the pur-
chaser ar purchasers shall give his or their proml,
sory notes. secured by deed Of trust upon each lot pu
chased by him or Them. deposit Of one hundred
(lON IL liars wll be required on each lot when sold
a,onvcyaicng aud recorling at ,purchnscr's cost.
T"rnS tu he compiled with In six days. If any pur
cluiVr defaults IN complying with terms of sale he
Trustee reserves the right tO resell the property in de
fult ~ the risk nnd cost of the denuIting purchaser
uGon giving five days public notice Of such resale In
sOIhc newspaper published Washington, u. q.
DORSEY CLAGErT Trustee
M I'Nt'ANSON DRO1IEltS, AurtiOneerS.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
AMuSEMENTS.
MOTuER-IN.LAw,

A SUCCESS RIvALTNd LONDON,
Under the management Of Henry E. Abbey and
Brooks & Dickson.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
NoR nENT-BY b. II. WARMER,


t1faTth 81 .tN 70 2OO8 Tth st w..,..,.al5 90
20l5 9Th IT n w......-.. IS %
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. S3 and $40 Four. .lnda-
half 81, n. W. also inIis Louisiana avenue n. ".
Call for opr OF our Rent List. isSre every Mou-
day morning II contains complete list OF all our
property for rent
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate NJ Lowest Rates
Parties having properly to trade sell will Ind II to
u. II. WARNER,
T.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

GRAND MATINEE THURSDAY CTIIANKsG1v-
ING DAY., WHEN MoTHER-IS.LAw" " will
distribute candies to the children.
N,.t wecis-u AyEPIY,s sTp A1r,scrs.ra
National Republican., 1881-11-23
Bring the Children!
Bring the Children!
Bring the Children!

We are determined that during He ap-
prouchmg Holiday Season the CHILDREN
iGho are providcd 1cith clothes from our es-
tabiishmtnt shall rrceire Christmas Gitt
from as. On and afer TO-DA Y uith erery
Child's Suh sold there wiH be a card, aOith a
number on IL, IN this shape:
National Republican., 1881-11-23
lRANp MusIcAL coMRINATIoN.

THE SACRED ORATORIO OF ESTHER,
The BealJinil Queen
at Lincoln Hail. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, November - and 2i. 1881. Dramatically rcn.
dcrcd In null Medenn, Persian, and Jewish costume,
by the best musical talent OF Washington undtr the
auspices of the Fifteenth street Presbyterian SUNDAY
School Grand Chorus ~ over 80 Voices. Doors open
vt o'clock. Entertainment commences Mt 8. Ad-
mission, ~ cents Tickets for sale at Il ,llnntynp h
sons, ~ seventh street deserved seats he So
cured, without extra charge at Ellis Music Store,
p Pennsylvania avenue, amer November y. Librct-
tos will be for sale reasonable prices. nuai-it+
National Republican., 1881-11-23
United States Marsi,al,s Sale.

United States MiarShaPS Sale.
By virtue of u writ Of tieri flcias. issued out OF
the Clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, aud to me directed, viii
sell at public safe for cash, at the Court-lIOuse
gid day Of November, 1881, a u o'clock In.. all the
rsi't t'lle, claim and Interest of the defendant IN
No square east of square No 81; the north halr Of
square 40 %; lot No. H. square No. $50; lots ii and
N IN Lohn 2 fays subdivison Of part OF; lot No, l.
square No. IT, together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon; said real estate being located In
the ely OF Washington, said District and levied upon
the properly Of Albert a. Han to satisfy execution
No. i7oes, at law, In favor Of John i, Kendall.
c. u. HENRY,
United states Marshal.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FOR RENT-Unfnrnislcd Houses

LNOR RENT-THAT VERY DFSSIRABI,Y 10
~ Gated Brick Ht use 32 Fast Capitol street, has
been thoroughly renovated with all modern improve
menls Apply for hey and terms TO NJ William, eT
pennsylvania avenue, or y. A. Grant u Co., corner
last Capitol and Third streets no2t5t
ENOR RENT-NIsw RESIDENCE, 1870 FIF-
~ teenth street, above Rhode tslRnd avenue ncar
Scott statue ard the most stylish houses In town; "
rooms, cellar, and back buildihgi finished In hard
wood and most beaui ully arranged for convenience
and comfort; 900. Inquire next door. no2.-3tA
Vi,OR RENT-HoUSE NO. lf8 SIXTH ,sTnREr
II northwest; nine rooms Apply at l2D Ninth street
northwest, noi03ts
UNOR INSTRUMENTATION PRIaSe- brick
~ House, 4T II street southwest. rent gn. W. A.
fENWlCK, 427 Seventh street northwest noil.u
VF YOU WANT 10 BUY. SELL. RENT OR
Il Trade city Country Property. cAnd see tho
great bargains At WILLIAM ". MAIN & BRDIH.
Frs st. Chayles Hotel corner Third street and Penn.
sylvnnia avenue northwest mhlg-u
National Republican., 1881-11-23

aNAt MtVk-H n v hHls1 ~ SIhAIfNilSlE.
NATIoNAL THEATRE.
This (wednesday) Evening,
MR.. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
In their new comedy enlillsd
PROFESSOR oPSTEIN
WriSsp re-, rSIPrSSsy i2T them BY r. z W9clf $50
A.. AZ om, @ usual chem Ma Inc Price
In John Brougham's drainalIz',tlon OF Charles
DoMBEY AND SON.
rmE MTGWTY DJIihR
MR. FIGHENS gau ,".SS@., BoB BITTERLY
Tom TT!fEs TcRE6FEE&T E9%' GSHgfrtSr %&S Comedy tho
Monday Nov. 2s-wne Eionln's Sparks Com.
pany in Dreams; or, Fun in photograph Gallery. 1t
nDD.rELLowS HALL
THANKsGTvtNG AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
grand cuinpllmertary hcneht to
w. H. BAKEn,-
by naFo5i t,PEN PEsmHl,G NmSSo Company
FARMERS PANoRKSri on THE BIBLE,
Al SIGiiT,
nrst time in this city for many years. the great
or. The Fallen saved
Observation-Disclosures, ldc.; Might, &c. 2@2"
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. FoRD's.
Observation-Disclosures coMpANYi
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DECEMBER and
TRAvIAT1 AND TRovAToRE.
The sale of seats by sqbscrgen for the two Operas
will Take place SATURDAY, November %, at the
transcription seats two nights. e. noa1tr
REv. 4. ID. FULLER, OF PHILADELPHIA,
wAyLANp TrTfERXRSYyV " UNION,
FRIDAY EVENING, s'lh instant, commencing
| MSp. m.
THE TRUE BASIS OF YoUNG MEMS GLORY.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
BOARDING.
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH nATu CDR BoVEEs),
~ lni q STREET, opposite Riggs House. Large Pool;
orpn sunday, open from III 10; Saturday. II.
RAihs ~ six tickets, SL5o Dr. H. l.. BONEk, Elec-
tTClhn OC.slly
National Republican., 1881-11-23
FOR SALE-Houses.

IToR RENT-CALL AND sEE ouR LIST OF
~ property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN& & co,
fp;Ltf II, GlDul Building
National Republican., 1881-11-23
7Io Market Space

Corner of Eighth Street.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.

hR LION, ,TuEpi &c. .t.fs' 'hfriIED AND
y NJ - tpliub.C I i'...-. 'tv, can
bp consulted dam .J B.. ..4- ifnm
go iulld Btuh AN 90. .t... t..,. g
larities QnCkly gu.t.. ... .n
rooms Tor ladies'.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
DAWES

bargains In Fancy Goods and Notions.
National Republican., 1881-11-23
BUSINESS CHANCEs.

A LIVE MAN, GRADUATryIN LAW, WITH
N valuable Department experience and best of
cerencos in every section of The country desires to
vrm % business connection with an established at
ilice. noip3tt
National Republican., 1881-11-23

DAVIS
National Republican., 1881-11-23

lust Received, an Elegant Line Black
U and COlOred Pushes for Dress Trim
minsS, at
National Republican., 1881-11-23
A. SAKS \ CO.,
STRICTLY 0NE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,
31S AMID 313
Seventh Street.

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