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National Republican., 1881-08-02
General SIcPhcrson's isetro,hcd.

In the spring of 1864, consequent upon
the promotionof Grant and Sherman, General Nc
Pherson was given command of sherman's old
command of the Army of the Tennessee; and that
army. together with the Army of the Ohio and
that of the Cumberland was assigned TO Sherman
forthe Georgia campaign. Mcpherson wasintend-
ing to be married to young lady of Baltimore that
spring, but In consequence OF the heavy duties
now devolyed upon him was obliged TO defer the
marriage. In letter to his mother, written about
this time he described this lady as "renncd, cdu-
Gated, intelligent, and Christian, qualities which
lie at the foundation of every elevated character
This was the woman that Mcpherson had selected
for his wile.-CinciRHdii Eiquirer.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
l.cgItIn.nte.

Du Maurier (at smoking concert)
Herr Prolcssor-"Y You haf a pleasing folce, my
young vrent. Pot you ton't produce in a lechldi-
mate way" Our tenor" Perhaps II did twould
no longer please" Herr Profcssor-"Ach! Vat OF
dat? pleasure Is not encry ding. You should
always brotuce your folce in lechidlmate way,
yedder IL kifs pleasure or not"
National Republican., 1881-08-02
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Rr Q np @ etrls.
1891.

TuE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, begins The
new year under nc,O management and uiH
ne,r material.
II tCiU be a stdltrdri Republican journal.
Htru be the best ne,cpdper in The District
Of Columbia.
HWU furnish during The sessions Of Con-
gcss satisfactory report Of ho proceedings,
and WiU dtdN times gjrc complete Information
ofu,e official doingS in all Departments Of The
Government
u uiu gire all Interesting Information hdt
can be lcgitimdtciy obtained concerning The
intentions and policies Of The ruling power.
In District affairs il wiu kao,U only The best
interests Of The people upon 'Dhose .fdUor il re-
lies, and 'ciH at all times cooperate 'gith pro-
gresSire citizens, tCithom regard TO their polit-
icdl predictions, tCho hare measures TO pro-
pose and ddrdnce for The improvement Of The
National Capital.
II wiH furnish a daily record Of all The in
ttreSting social etrntS Of The city, making lis
society department a special feature.
II wiH gire telcgrdphio ne,es from all parts
Of he wold reached by ho vireS, and in lis
editorials and foreign, domestic, and city ne,rs
nil keep pace tvith The times.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

At q meeting Of Branch No. 3 of the
Hudson County Land League, in Humboldt Hail.
Jersey Clil, sunday, Mr., Anthony Higgins of Jersey
City, said at is the right of governments to cx-
pertinent with dynamite aud torpedoes. 1t is their
paterna right TO kill the weaker party. The art Of
killing with chemical compounds is n divine
right and we should pay due reverence to the
right of the crowned minority"
National Republican., 1881-08-02
AC.IrTbn, Tr,ed ,o rIy.

A bold and ventWesome calf took q
flying leap recently from the bluffs across the river
TO the water, sixty feet below. 1t came up, swan
the river, and was led over the bridge back
into the pasture, and shortly after was looking
down, apparently thin king 1t oyer.-ErOm the IopG
EuVs ,JOHflnI
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Two Sirnnr Cnnniifutiann.

The Constitution of the United States
withstood the onslaught of the rebellion, while the
Presidents constitution has withstood the on
slaught five doctors and one pistol bullet Bully
for the constitutions-both Of 'em
National Republican., 1881-08-02

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., 1881-08-02

THE REPUBLICAN, would be glad to hear
briefly from any of its patrons at the
watering-places.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

THERE was most amicable understanding, en-
tirely spontaneous and dlsinterested between the
Democratic party and the Administration even be.
fore the attempted assassination. II Is certainly
none the less now Washington Post
Then why is the Democratic party try
ing to defeat Foster in Ohio? Why does
it oppose Cameron in Virginia? Why
does it call on the "unwashed" to rally
in New York to rebuke the alleged cor
ruption at Albany?
"GCntle shepherd tell us whyn
National Republican., 1881-08-02

SUCH sterling Republican papers Rs the Baltl.
more American and Philadelphia North american
are earnestly supporting General wiCkham and
Congressman Jorgensen and Dezendorf in their
fight against coalition, and the Straight Outs ex-
press confidence in their ability to put n quictus
upon coalition at the coming State convention
Star (Dem)
Yes; but all the other Republican
papers are opposing Wickham & Co. in
their fight against coalition.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

THE Star is informed that the act of
Congress of April 7, 1880, which limited
the extent to which mail service could be
increased by the Department, was passed
upon the recommendation of General
Brady,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
anrrenInrreai Giiiaa.
A Happy Brave,

A Cheyenne brave is never so happy as
when he has n string OF old tomato cans around his
neck and Is having q war dance or can.can
National Republican., 1881-08-02

The rush of reformers to get into the
New York custom-house will now be
something fearful to behold OF course
Robertson will feel called upon to Gre
ward" all who made the game with him
ut Albany. Or will he the rather use his
power for flvors to come?
National Republican., 1881-08-02
2Books anS Stationery.
lust Published.

always In stock. Any of The above sent by mail
postage paid upon receipt OF price
have lust issued q New Law Catalogue, which
will send free of charge 10 any address.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

THE principal support that the scheme Of coali-
ton receives comes from Republicans outside
OF Virginia and who know very little of the status
Of political parties and the policies and princi!
pies that Nctuate them in that state.-Siar (Bou.
bon Fhnderl.
The Republicans outside Of Virginia
who support coalition include James A
Garfield, Roscoe Conkling, and all tho
Repnhlicnn United States Senators.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Gentle shepherd, tell us why"

THE New York Tribune wants Congress
TO pass bill to prevent removals from
Office except for cause, 1t thinks with
the Presidents powerful aid such bill
could be passed. But "with the Presi-
dents powerful aid " he would be able to
not remove people as aforesaid in the alb
sence Of any legislation whatever! If
there had been such bill as the Tribune
favors Merritt would still be collector al
New York.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
SSor Brent 9o,tses.

TITpNfstItn IIoIfst5 iSc1, D1sS,I mos,
~ August TO September 10, six rooms and bath;
rent reasonable; location street, near Thirteenth
references. Address G., Republican office. aul-9tf
ENOR RENT-A THHEE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE
~ Of nine rooms and all modern improvements
good location No li3g street northwest Inquire
on premises between 10 and " o'clock n M or nj SOS
Seventeenth street northwest. jy2g-Sts
20 g STREET SOUTHEAST.-A sIX.RooM
OO House, in good repair with cellar, range bath,
jy22-l2t.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
n Trade city or Country Property, come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM III. MAIN q BlkOTH-
Frs ST Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest mnl0-tf
INoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR list OF
Il property for rent JOHN SHERMAN q CO.,
fe3u St Cloud Building
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Sfor Renf--

~lOh ~NNht- <~NOothhOs
ToR RENT-RooMs, FURNIsHED on uN.
u furnished. Apply at Soi Ninth street northwest
DARTIEs DESIRING LARGE, CLEAN, NEW
ly1hrnished Rooms IN hrst-clsss location,
going elsewhere. au26lt
KsTrREETy \ yN9RTnwEsT, q BETWEEN
gentlemen; location very pleasant. Also Table
Boardets nu2cat-
7OG TuIRTEENTH STREET. NORTHWEST
gONp Rooms, communicating, on first and second
floors for rent, single or en- suite, with or without
I,oR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLoR AND
II bedrooms, with or without Board, at 6l7 street
northwest Jy3l3tH
IGOR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
n second 9ST exchanged Sg Mgpy at
OIL X STREET NORTH wEsT,-FoR RENT
IgtJ1 IsTREET-FoR RENT-PART1Es IN
l. . = i search OF delightful Rooms, in cool and
4 aSdye Rasi nSSer Ss sinai Ss S
1910 O sTREET.-FoR RENT-NICELY
Is nad srS Oor ss SoTr o Four or
teenth street cars Board convenient ly2g-Se
OOo EsTREET NoRTHwEsT-TwoLA LARGE
ess oona sn %ns r os MEGn Soe SfSs V
II front Rooms third and fourth floors with Board;
all the avenue cars pass q park In 'front.' Apply AT
| 1903 III street northwest. Jy2g-3tt
JNoR RENT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
| II Room, back paror, two squares from the Patent
wlnteri terms moderate. Apply at IT sixth street
| northwest. Jy295ts
T ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR FEW MORE
IL Boarders, large porches shady grounds, and good
| water, within two squares of depOt board $40 and
| s25 per month"; railroad tickets from Washington,
| monthly, $3.50; quarterly, $3.50. Address 9. A.
| WARE. laurel. Md ly293tt
| V,oR RENT-Two OR THREE LARGEPLEAs.
| II ant Rooms furnished, for gentleman and wife or
| single gentlemen; terms, $40 each Apply at Sll o
| street northwest. ly2l3e
| ZIG THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
| . IO Three large communicating Rooms for
| rent. All modern improvements. jySta~
| SEVERAL COOL, CLEAN, COMFORTABLE.
- furnished or unfurnished Rooms. In private fam
ily centrally located for rent to right party from e.
J,oR RENT-AUGUsT !, 1881, TWO PLEASANT
| IT. furnished Rooms first floor. private entrance.
suitable for gentlemen; no children; family OF two.
| Apply at 1906 q street northwest. jy293t%
NIT. PLEASANT FARNf.-LARGE ROOMS FOR
Midland Itailroad TO clifton station, 2s miles from
| Washington. References; William Bal!nntyne and
Joseph IL. Backfnn, PostOflce, foreign department.
Address II. c. NEWMAN, Clifton Station Virginia.
Jy2S-dtt
I,oR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.
| II nished Rooms. Apply 1917 + street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. JyGtf
Sor Rent- 2Tliscellancoms
| NMNIRI'sEs no IET-FOR EXCIIRSIpS AMI
National Republican., 1881-08-02

ANOTHER clerical ninny has spoken
The Rev. Dr. j. b. Simmons wants criti-
cism and pistol-mOking both stopped inn
mediately because the President was
shot by Guiteau. And it was his kind
that babbled most about the right Of
private judgment, the duty of citizens to
boldly express their opinions, &C., &c, Nc
man in this country will, in our opinion
more Indignantly frown on this syco,
phancy run mad than will James A, Gar
field when he is able TO know what is
going on. He would be the smallest Of
all tyrants if he should desire to stihc
opinion, and we should all be the basest
Of slaves il he could do it,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

Unpublished daily Sundays excepted) by the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING COMPANY,
AT 1908 AHD 1870 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
TERMS:
OncCOpy one Inonln''''' OO
address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Washington, D. c.
IEntered at the postoface at Washington, d. C., as
necond.class matter
National Republican., 1881-08-02
2Bllaineas Chances.

DEAL ESTATE sPECuLAToRs, ATTENTION.
III Auction sale of 400 Seventeenth street north
west corner Massachusetts avenue, by THOS.
T. WAGGAMAN, August 8, y. m. an23tt
MONEY, MONEY, MoNEY-To LOAN AT
WI per cent. per month on personal property at n.
FULTON'S Loan Ofce Sli Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. my6 3m
r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il 4 on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
sylvanin avenue. ma2d-tf
National Republican., 1881-08-02
"They fool us to the top of our bent"

The Democrats look with longing eyes
on the vacant chair of Justice Clifford on
the Supreme Bench, They say it would
be fine thing for the President to allow
them to name the successor. But why /?
Oh, they love the President Since
when? Only since he had something
to give, How was it Il year ago? Did
he write the Morey letter? Are there any
Democrats in the United States who did
not say he lied when he denounced that
afIectionate Democratic forgery?
National Republican., 1881-08-02

THERE ore thousands of Democrats who will
support that ticket which plants itself most firmly
upon an honest payment of the State debt, because
they realize that every material interest of the
State is wrapped up in this question.-Stdr CBo,r.
bon Republican,
Why, certainly. All the Bourbon Dem
ocrats Support" a straight Republican
ticket but none of them will CotG for it.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
@anfe0-- --&ooms.
05antcS 2Itiscel(aneo,is.


NNTANTED-A SMALL STORE AND THREE
w Rooms attached store wanted in the north
west portion OF the city for confectionery. Address
NJ. L., Republican Office au2-3te
Wy TANTED--A wELL-BRED MAST1FF DOG
wv Pup; state price and whore he can be seen. Ad-
dress MASrIFF, Republican Office aul-3tt
VIZ TANTED-THE USEoF A HORSE AND TWo-
w seated carriage, once or twice week during
August by careful driver Address, stating terms,
which must be moderate, III. X O., Republican Office.
Jy2g3t*
A PARTISAN LADY WANTS SOME MORE
IA pupils TO teach French, at her own or pupils
residencei prices moderaiei best city references Ap-
ply at Ill d street northwest. Jy29h
yXTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
w Beall Room 4, li20 New York avenue, Is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from IN. to 5p IN. ap301y
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.

WASHINGTON, D. c., AUGUST ., 1881.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
SSor Brent 2Iliseellaneous
Soar0iua.

nMNIBUsEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties Apply ut Office Imperial Hotel.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

JIoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM OF LOO
II acres, valuable timber, good water power; ad-
vantages and Inducements exceptional, "a hours from
city; price, $3.50 per acre. Also for lease, n new
country Store-house of eight rooms. Apply to
OWNER, il5 street northwest. jS30-6te
L,oR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St
Cloud Bnildng, Real estate and loans ty31
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Sor ISals--2 -2Hiecellaneo,ts

TIoR sALE-A HANDSOME, GENTEEL, CAN
IL Opy-top phReton, as gOol as new, at bargain
Can be seen at OICOTr'S STABLES New York
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
au2-3tt
nor SALF-THREE PEA = FOWIS-TWO
IT males, fine plumage and one female. Apply at
81 o street northwest ly29.3t@
JNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LLEWELJIN
E Setter Puppy, male full pedigree price Si2. Ad-
dress EDWARD l.. MILLS, 1876 I street northwest.
Jy2sjt%
(NOAL AND WOOD OF EVERY DESIRABLE
Y j quality, at lowest prices. q. l., SHERIFF.,
iyl23m 1l1l and S2S Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
S4or LSa(e--So,rses, &c.

INoR SALE-T1IREE-STORY BRICK, WITH
IL twostory frame hack building eight rooms; title
perfect price si 800 terms 5000 cash, balance s625
per month. Apply at 423 Fourth street southeast.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
She[n.
0Sanfe0-- Situations.


"ANTED-BY A GENTEloL, RESPECTABLE
w colored girl, position hrst-cass nurse or
chambermaid. Apply at lOll @ street northwest 2Sl
WTANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY, A
w situation In Restaurant or TO do dining room
chamberwork, or light houseworki good home Is
more of AN object than high wages. Also home for
boy OF nineteen on farm at light work. Apply at
COG Eleventh street northwest. auf.Stt
UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
wv girl situation as chambermaid. Apply at Gl0
X street northwest Jy2g3tt
UTANTED--BY YOUNG MAN, 25 YEARS
w Of age who Is thoroughly competent book.
keeper, n situation In n Government Department;
party Will pay 10 per cent Of salary. Address WILL
lam BUNKER, Republican office. jy2s6t$
, 1881-07-30

ho has reached the head OF the sleeping
row of travellers. Ho passes Bis hand quietly
under tho pillows, This tat man To the rich man
ut the party3 that bundle whiott ho Iacs 10 pll-
~ proSbaSy oot.satna sotnein n1t,R valuable The
!nsky tbins retnUycs 1t gently Without waking
ts.,. tee snor,ug s!ceper. Ho to1t makes this
Rontlo touches. on tho face. and. havinR rot
what be wanted. .crccps gently Awny. Ono OF
tho extcmpori!0d jaokals Elses q Gatk hero,
tho other 4 shnrt howl ttote, and tho two
thieves tnect and dttamp together. Whcn oi1t
for tho night, tho th!evea strip themselves Of
all their clothing Gxcept a shurt. tight lofnA
cloth, and st,lcAr themselves with OIL sfi ~ tu 10
ablc to A!et out Dt the grasp ut any ono selsfug
than. They seldom curry artns, in tho ottlthhfy
scnt0. but strap couple of light apcar. r.hc,i1a
tn each forearm. wtth tho p>lnts projecting
beyond tho elbows, with \ backward BtrDkg Uf
which they can gtTe sovere,, II not deadly,
wound 10 amy ono trying tn aslze thcn Gen.
orally. h1wcvar. they carry smnilSAhatp knife.
Tho houses Of n1lity Of oven tli&F wc-tu-do
natives hHyo mud wa1ia only. through which tho
thieves dig a b0ie to effect IN entry. This IT,
,q0Ires long, quiet. and patient work. 4 gsrat
number Of the Indian stories atN,ut roGbefs
turnt on This tnoio Of proceeding. how ono
waited quletEy until the thief pitt hts head III
through the holo, aud killed him with blow Ut
nn nxu; how another waited with rope ln her
hand. and tho thief this sltua putting hIa heeas III
arst, shp tied bis ankles quickly together and
tsok him prtoncr, hut whom tho helRhbors APP
poaEcd they found only II headleas trunk.
, 1881-07-30
EMBARRASSED.


JOHN n. LOWELL, TIE rutlLIS11EIt ASKS
F0H AN aXTENsloN FlsUM Ills GiEp-
lrOtls.
sp.eta. Dtspateh to Tas Chicago 14tbtns.
NEW YonK, July e0.-John W. Lowell,
bo0k publisher, Mt Nos. "A and u Ast0r
placc, has become financially embarrassed,
ant. llns placed Ills affairs In tho hands Of his
creditors III order to obtain NIL extension
until December. lie has been doing very
1argo business oil n moderate capital, a1l1
when the dull season arrived iao became
crailpcd for ready money to meet maturing
obligations. 11e Ind Il large amount Of stock
in tic llands Of tho printsrs and binders in
this city, Boston, and Clicago, which
lle was unable to get Ut Of their
hands for want Of inoncy to
pny the amount due thereon. Notes fell due
very fast, aild OIL one for $3.50, Which waa not
paid, Judgment was obtained, but execution
wns not 1sslletl. THO chnilces OF other crcd-
tt0rs pressing their clainis to Judgment dc.
.turitlueat hlin to present tho condition Or
Ntfairs to
TIE LARGE oREprTots
nil! nsti MI a'extelsion Of the general liabilities
until l)ec. 81, by WHICH time he hoped to real
fze by tho fall Ard l,oIilny trndu and be clltl-
blett to extrlcate htn!sglf from his embarrass-
ment. 4 'i1eetlng Of tile principal creditors
Was L1ell iew days ago IT his office,
from which IL appuareu that tie general lIit-
bllltles. were about sl5oHo0, and ulprtgnsa
liabilities S75,Mo, making = total il.stebted-
gated sS50,56o. consisting Of stock on lind
md I'll process Of manufacture, stereotype
plates, fixtures, and tl,achlnery, and real ca-
tate. The creditors iinnlly determined to mr.
rnngu tho extci'sl Ion nill extrlcate him from
cotnillttco 0f live was
APPOINTED TO SUPERVISE TIE BlyElNEsS.
, 1881-07-30

The statement that ex.senator Conktngs
friends aro likely to establish 4 Mewspauer and
,s1sti sasus M aseaSaSo soaotblns. W WI thik d.
tAe %no y 9neaanSs's on qcsonnt ct Ms
s,os T ia appears to havc f,lls,i i,,,o sto pepil
lar orror That TO e.!it no'wsnspes is 70 fed
wsd sfn C. ps MoSS'gsa S
Sas hiM tS examine xeil tho c9aoG @ @ee:
what Representations may havo beon. mado
to him, wo Gun Assuro him It Is no howory
sSss S of is npSn my yss e. pse e E t. ss
IN n National conycnuon. aisd yot fetl sniscr4bsy
g sustain himself ag,n,t an is|ure.! sH1sotpei
tho wnrm aud loving hearts Of I'LL the women Ia
North Anczlea hoatinR upon his str'nx tls ts
nary .hs a eonss 60 70 sG he
It i cne thing Is lovy assossmants to carry % .
sya r f0F coh. hs w We e. 4S s, st Ss.ys &C.
%nd a could &c 10 fhls % Sy tho escrejs, q stSSr
ST. doWn ~ H. xese.s q o G
NJ xaw aytssnE 9 6a sG s ot
twonty-tise oikhth; sheet postgrs WI cost .hem
and who they Will BY Sey5 Gan by s%tIy9 wrisS
GuUfGQ N0k4EA1s AllA N1ult1 UR@bAut$ p0Vkktt
Can DO mike pasto and puuotuato snanusorIrtf
Cnn ho writo nl = pF,zo.noEn n Or nrlxe;tgat
which Mr. .Conkilug n,ust answor for himself.
We have aiso to inform this great statesman
thns thcr0 Ia u vast and mighty aitI0reno0 le"
twcen taking tho stump and fnaking d few OF
hand speeches for q .Pres!denttn! canl!date
1yesy 0ny 'onF aa1 eang tne olver
inq d iearnea Foueth Of July orntton
every year at hfs mortal life. # IT, ~ oasy thing
ent mAtter tu construot q Newspaper TINT will
sutisty 31 Or ~! people, many Of thont noar-
sJKhttl. When aiT. C0nktlng pDtess tnn 1GurEAl-
istic iloltl 10 viii ut uncg hocotao sahluot for
noWspaper criticism. and It hU u At nll ecnsttlyg
ho will not like s0'le or tho tunarks which will
10 maIe abUut him. Jnat one .noru hlnt:
Methods which avail q person IL, ono spnotu Of
life will fail Atna utterly In. Anothar, ltoscoo
Uonkling Will discover thnt hu oaanot print
eonte,nptuutis gesture or Y scuruful lthk, Or put
a sllpcr Into cold typo. Hut VIZ presume uoltl-
Ing Gun say wll( deier thH prulid aua naughty
pGtson from hta putpuae, Whatcvar It may pes
Bull0 people Nr9 over rushing IN whore 1n99l3
fear to tread
, 1881-07-30
ITEMS.
oA11I. sCltunZ DENIES THE REPORT OF Ills
GO1S1 10 uEIlsIANt AZ N1SIsTElL


oA''! sGilu!z ~, phSs 5.H.s l sl;ror ;,,a uF 1ns
do1Au ~ uE!1aaaSh ~ Als!stEls
apfeea1 oooate" 70 1ns ea1aoo aTsou"@
NEW 1oilK, July @-Thc Hon. Carl
Schu-x says III regard to tho run.or tfat le
Is to bu Rcnt to Gurmany rs Minister tn suc-
ccc.l tie Hon. Antlrow d. White, resigned: |:
uTl,e rcDurt Is untrue, md without tho
o,irit.st fonntint,c,, Sfv namn hsa beow
snen!cst iu"'''. ~; .au n", ues u!
used N connection WIZ tlse posi''on ohly III
unre!iable circles. Rid ltci'cu Tie rllmor mas
NO forco rs far as truth Is concerned. When
Mr.. Garfield WAS fnnuguroteu tho papers
IN. nrthnr,tv II ,vos ,1n,,,ad. No 1vo,,ll
not occa,t fhe nos,tlon wnTa Il ntrared mn
ana tl,tn. T tha 1sr.x;Iert r,,lorston,la nv
aas,,, aa,I .l'nS nae ,,1,as. 'S
l'eaalss VI. uu sap1ec. ..,,,, .
YOUNG hAscAL AltnEsrEp F.R plsPLAc-
ING \ HALFWAY SWITCH.
~ IA lE1fs7n .assoefdted Ptsss'
NEW iolsK, Jnls @e.-Jalhes MaVorsa, 10
years old, was seen this morning to ttsplace
switch on the Hudson River Railroad at
SIxty.frst street aud Twelfth avenue, md
~ u 4oW.. W i1e "us Msys,eu WY stFaIsneu
In the Police Court where he sald lso WINS n
messenger for tho Mutual Telegraph Coin-
llany. lie was pl,t under 81, 600 to answer.
III connection with thls, cnse, It wns stated
tllat aIter7 o'cl9ck lust nlslt. as thu train Of
from nti excursion 1t ,lnwood, tie eng!negr
noticed that the switch was ihlsplnceif. lie
applied the brakes and stoppot tho trim In
tiino to prevent What might lave beeil. tor
raple disaster.
4 SUIT AGAINST T11.nES.
aucttc, Mfo!i., assigned in bankrl,pt ct tiio
estate OF Wlliiasl Z. Wetniore, agalnst Sam.
llel j. Tlhleii, was callcd this nftcrlloon b..
f0re Judge Hlatchford, in the United Statos
yo,rr,,r,,r, uoAn aorsrs.
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folr noys, III it tis ~ - yealS ol agu, tp;4ay
9iaaeKgu n, ~ Sef'!al MuM!ais nM!neM Htls;
ta"a ;nn ~ q, - n'i ~ .l,a1 soot' 1oppo"
''s" w. ~~''' ''s 49,. 49,
,p,,, ,.,o,,,.ts.. n,,i,,sao, G'.,,,, to- -ao,
Tno M M9n!lattail !t4l!!roaa t !ro CaMnpnMy to,uay
nail Wy - mG ~ ~ nnHe ~ pnai
.isa u i4e Sa.o o'~os 1o''cu Y" o1es0seo
fal!Eoao sIl"ctu9es' ..-.--.-..
, 1881-07-30

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Tho delicious cuolntse Of tbs utxht haa sue.
cegded tho ttcecG beat ct o llay III Auy. Tno
II llHht, however bright, compared With
The sunlight ot q few hours before! 4
party of traxolgrs haytnx % cooked looked .a,d and
now spEoas, th0r carpets aid quilts on Tho
ground ll1 the la4pFo'gE0ye mud la!1 themselves
jaokals runl tho air with tuair horrld cries, a
]nckal RIypa \ yelp % ono sIto " the grove:
another ansWet& with u howl from the other
thisyss,- .0ns Of whom cutters the aroyo at
tho eul ,furthest from whore the slesplnx
IT, o" hs 70
rustic; 4 traveler calls out, wheroupon tho
stealihy ona Uols hlmsgle IL q heap and lIes
moro il necessary. a njaeksl" bowls quite
near the grove. Al It II had I4ht vtossod II and
is iii alpss "" tia a1's Tsoun4 again. ii lcuSth