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National Republican., 1881-08-24
The Steamer Sue Ashore.

The fine steamer Sue, running between
here and Baltimore, which left here on Sunday
evening, Is now ashore on Cobb's wharf, Great Wi
comico Bay. She went ashore Monday morning,
and is now high and dry. Steam tugs have been
sent for to pull her of.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-day.

For The Middle atlantic States, including
The District Of Columbia, fair treather, toinds mostly
norttcdscriy stationary or looer temperature, higher
pressure.
The thormometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. m, ESQ., IL I'm, 500; 3p. M, $50 (;
Up. M, si.3o IL p. m, esq., maximum, s6s0;
minimum ~
National Republican., 1881-08-24
The National snrc.Dcposit Company,

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, sos ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1881-08-24

J. W. TEI0NEPS0HT,
newly furnished, has been chartered by the proprL
etors Of Lower Cedar Point and will daily (from
SATURDAY. July 30, including Sundays), leaving
the compnnys wharf foot of sixth street, at $40
sharp, arriving ut LOWER CEDAR POINT at 1890 u.
m leaving at 800 will reach Washington at 10 y. M
Meals furnished on boat and grounds ut so cents.
Professor Weber's Uniform Brass and String Band
are engaged for the season on the bont aud at tho
Point Eirst.Clnss accommodations. Delightful time
Positively no improper person allowed on the boat or
grounds Officers will be stationed at both places to
refuse ndmttanre to such.
For the accommodation OF visitors checks will DO
given for parcels left at the Point for safekeeping
Fare, 20 cents round trip children under twelve
Parties Wishing to make ARRANGEMENTS for excur-
sions to Lower Cedar Point will apply on the boat at
the office OF 81. James Hotel, or OF w. s. Roose l2u
Pennsylvania avenue. aui5n
National Republican., 1881-08-24

Turkish. Russian, and Sulphur Baths o03 Il
street. Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
LOCAL MENTION.


ssfecss generally creates envy-envy begets
-. -d-hatred gives place TO malicc-malice
-, ~ mischief and so the bancful list goes on,
A. nsd by crime and wrongdoing. The Louisi-
ana State Lottery, established by the highest au-
thority, meets with no exception to this rule. Its
success induced by integrity and honesty in its
management, with liherality and charity, have
caused TO spring up In New York opponents who
Try 70 circulate all kinds Of false reports rs to its
pcrpancncc and ability to redeem It's promises
Let every one who has lingering doubt write TO
H. A. Dauphin, New orleans La, to establish the
truth That all that is promised VIII be nerlormcd
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Dr. Boyce's TurLi.h Rn,h.
Tic Nl,r,Id nnfI,a.

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 I, st., near Ju.
dietary So. Best shampoocr this side Of New York.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Iron ititters.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue. con.
hnucs to receive yRluablcS Of all descriptions for
safe keeping al very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
A TRUE TONIC.


Iros BirrERs arc mighty recommended for all
Diseases requiring a certain aud Efficient tonic, es
pccidHy Indigestion, Dppcpsid Intermittent Fepers,
Udnt Of Appetite, Loss NJ Strength, Lack Of Energy
&C. Et,iches he blood, strengthens he muscles, and
gives noo lie 10 he nerues They act he charm on
he digestive organs renorin9 al dyspeptie svmp'om
such as tasting he ood b,'chng, heat IN he stomach,
heurtt,rn, 6e. The only IRON Preparation hat wia
not NdeLcn he teeth or oire headache. Write for he
b Book, 2poges, amusing aud us<hd reading, sent
nee.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
"AIdcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh AldCrney butter churncd every morning
and delivered In 1lb "Ward" prints, at 2jc per 10
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball butermilk, &C. per
quart and sweet milk, DC. per quart
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Excursions.
FOR THE GRAND TOURNAMENT
AND
STEERr EO.EI a SE

-At Eauquier Springs ca.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK.
tickets good until the 10Th can be obtained at the Mid
land Railroad office at - from Washington TO War
renton and return, and at $3.50 from Alexandria 10
Warrenton and return. au2L2t
TNHE BECKHAM PRIZE TO BE AGAIN SHOT
\ IOR.-MILIrARY EXCURSION AND RIFLE
MITCH, under the ausplccs Of the Alexandria Light
Infantry TO Glymont, FRIDAY, August %, 1881, The
following companies will take part in the match
Washington Light Infantry Corps, Union Veteran
Corps, and the Alexandria Light Infantry Steamer
w w, CoRCoRAN will leave her wharf, foot Of Sew
enth street. at $3.50 a. and 500 D. m. Steamer Ex-
celsior will leave her wharf ut p. Parties leaving
on the Excelsior will reach Glymont In time TO see
the most interesting part Of the match Referees
Colonel w. a.. Moore, Captain s. IL. Thomson, and
Captain q. McBurney Jr Tickets, 50 cents; children,
National Republican., 1881-08-24

You can publish three-line advertise
mcnt of want rent for sale, lost thrco times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
DIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT.

THE FINEST RESORT ON THE POTOMAC.
Grabbing, Fishing. Boating, Saltwater Bathing.
New bathing Suits and Shoes.)
The fine and fast steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
pr,Trv Dy R1.FrIANIY SAILORS.

Az Officer Ncary. Of the Prince Street station, m
citizens clothes, was pointing ont 20 a Woman "Lo
smoke TO him Tie direction 81 Inch sac shoud take az
. A. NJ in Canal-st. yesterday. two sailors asked
what right hr had to speak tOa woman at t!1i hpu'
in tho street. Oiiiccr Ncary gave them To- unn'i-
stand in plain terms that It wuuld bc well i"G them
10 mind Their own business. Ih"Icup0u both men
spraug upon him. knocked him down, and beat liiin
in fearful manner His upper lip was split open
and two Of his teeth were knocked out. Oih'r ON
Gers hearing his call came to his rescue. d both
the runans were arrested. lhry gave thrlt nainr-
as William Scott and Michael Kelly. Of England,
sailors on the steamer Spain. Yesterday morning
the prisoners were before Justice BXhy. at the Jet
fcrs1n Market Police Court. The men were held for
trial with bail at ~ 600 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
NArIoNM ACADEMY ELECTInNS

Forty-Onc members Of the National Academy Of
Design attended the annual meeting yesterday
noon and the dinner in the Academy building last
evening I he following were elected mcmbcrsof the
Council for the ensuing year President, Daniel
responding secretary I. Addison Richards record
ing secretary, Alfred Jones treasurer, George H.
Hall and j. q. \. Ward, }; o. Brown, II. W. Rob
Tntcc. The following were elected members Of the
Hanging Committee Georgc y. Jewell, H. ID. Shat,
m, Academicinn and The following Associate Acadc
micians were elected II; Bolton J@9G,. Thomas
lIavcndcn, Fredcaick oielman, T. d. MIueI' Thomas
Moran and George w. Maynard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
CHARGED WITH FOULING THE HARDOR.
MIR. ROLLINS AND TIE LOTTERIES.

District Attorney Rollins said 10 a TiIHJNE re-
porter Yesterday that he knew OF no reason wins
Governor Corncll had chosen this paruo Mar time 4"
issue n Proclamation against lottery dealer. lie
had reason to know. he said, that tr Governor Wa
we'll satisfied with the work that had hocI doh'
toward sipprcssng the traffic in this city.
What has become of the indictment found 'Wr"
months 90 agans; the publishers Of stscrll of tr
Ncw-York daily papers for printing lottery adN'r-
tiscmcnts T. the reporter asked.
with the exception Of the case against ~ Ndd''
Zitunq in which n nollc pro>cqui wds entered. 1s
There was no evidence whatever to sustain II. all
the eases are filed in this office. The fact l.. there
are several questions of law involved III the irAic
aud il is doubtful If COW ictiou can De sc' I'r
intend TO bring test case and have these questions
settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
HAVING NOTHING WORTH LIVING FOR.

Mary Waite, who lived with her widowed father,
Henry W. Watts age forty-ninc, al No: 37i Third
ave- RrookIyu. went into a hall bedroom Tues
day afternoon and found thai her father had hanged
himself He was formerly in the dry goods business
but had been out of employment during The past
Mrs. Emanuel Fraelich Of NO. % Mulhcrry-st.,
who has been suffering from dyspepsia inrt"o year,
purchased an ounce of paris green yesterday morn,
ing and swallowed il. physician was summon. d
and administered remedies, but the dose proved Ia,
tai. Tho woman vas thiTty-cght years Old anu
leaves a husband and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
LEASED ny THE WESTERN UNION.

An agreement has been signed by tho officers Of
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the
president of the Northwestern Telegraph Company
for a lease of the latters lines; The negotiations
which have ended in this have been pending long
time hut the matter has been more particularly
discussed in the last two weeks during which ircSl-
dent Simmons OF the Northwestern Telegraph Com
many has been in this city lie started for WnOna,
Mimi. Tuesday night, with the basis CT the proposed
lease in his possession To lay 1t before bus Board
of the directors and tlIree-fifths of the stock
holders of the two companies Is necessary 10 the
confirmation Of the arrangement.
The Northwestern Telegraph Company IS the last
Of the companies in the six-plrty comcleratlon OF
1897 To hc absorbed by the Western Union Com
pany. Under the articles If that confederation 1t
was protected from interference within ats territory
hy the confccratcd and Othet lines and 1t has de-
Welcomed its business uuhindcr,d 1t was not until
within the last few years that It's territory was
tempting bait TO telegram companies but II IS now
great deal of money for several years Its Eastern
terminus is Chicago aud thence its lines extend t"
Tho nriucipal cities and towns of Wisconsin, Mime
sofa Iowa, aud out into Dakota Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
NEW TRAINING SCHOOL For NURSES.

new training school for nurses, under the ans
pices of and adjacent 10 Mount Sinai Hospital, was
opened last evening at No.. SJ2 Lexington-avc An
entire fOur-stOry house has been secured for the
pupils who are maintained for two years gratu-
tously, and taught in the wards of the hospital
Miss Rich, graduate of Bellevue, IS the supcrin-
tendent. There are eight pupil nurses and four
trained head nurses. The school is thrown open
to-day to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
nRISK RI,ILpING IN BROOKLYN.

Ex,.Iudgc John Dclmar, late County Clerk OF
icasf and has gone into the real estate business at
Tiftl,-avc and Nintll-st Brooklyn He has invested
alargc sum in property in that growing SectlCnihe
To the latest official reports of building in that city
The Ansonia Clock Company has nearly finished re
building their large factory, and simultaneously
have been put up in the vicinity while on adjacent
streets many large and handsome brown stone res
ldences have been built. Property values have
greatly increased. Dwellings which were offered
q year ago at So, 900 are now held at $500 and
there other evidences of the improvement IN real
estate in the region, which is on the high ground
near the southern entrance of Prospect Park and
overlooking New-Yo Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
. wrFE.sTABBER IN COURT,

John McCabe, age twcnty-four, an ash cartman,
Of No 427 Vest sixteenth-sty was taken before
Justice BiIDy at the Jefferson Market Police Court
station, who made an informal complaint against
him Of stabbing his wife. The astice committed
the prisoner 70 await the result OF his wires
and fixed his bail at S6 600 for examination. should
Shs recover The details of the stabbing were given
N yesterday's TRIBUNE. MIS-. McCabe, who Is at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fiji Avenue Hotel-Seuator Thomas y. flatt "a
NevYork state Treasurer y d. Wendell OF Albany and
Chsremagne Tower. Of philadelphia BeTSort o md
Bishop William Croswell Doane Of Albany ana charles Duu
lev Warner Of Hartford AibeHdrk HotetIFrHnc,soo
Rsrca Enanish Miniser at Washington windsor If0N
TT Governor James u Fnglsh, OF Connecticut george
stephen OF Montreal strickland Kneass OF Rninnepnsf
Wisconsin and Horace r. Page Of California Hole, Br
Robert Oliver, OF Governor Corneuh hA
oI,. Uo,,ss Ff NJ. Davy, OF Rochester
81 Elehol6s Hotsl-Captan II. W. Howgate OF " asn'
1onSressman H. s. Harris. OF NeyIsrsey and w a. M
o1tr. "a pennsyivSna York Hotel-Captaln W. W.
opeen T. = NJ. oman Houss-General Israel Nogdes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
BOrND .lcEONS THE OcEAN.

The following are the cabin lists of pasSeH-
GER Who viii sal FOR Europe today torcihcr w'th the
Hat ~ those who ..icd Yesterday IN hr ~ch'dam and
in d. Alrru.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
FRENCH OPERA SINGERS GOING HOME.

The steamer France, of tho French Line. which
sailed yesterday at p m; carried away the major
Compsny which lately collapsed III this city. they
were enabled to sail for home through subscription
y,cy dSs Etats Unis aud VI. Musard, of the French
benevolent Society and by the proceeds of the CON
cert gwen Tuesday night for their benefit. About
81 700 was raised. There are a few members Of the
company still In this city. These persons, who be-
long TO the city of New-0rleans, will he sent home
next week. Those who sailed yesterday were Mile.
g. Kleber Mile. NJ. Hennecart, NJ G. Clayette, NJ NJ.
Magilier Mile. Lagye, NJ. Jourdan, Mime. JouIdan,
NJ Tito Nine. Utto VI. Pellin, Mine. Pellin, NJ. Felt
linger, Nine. Feitlinger and two children, Nine:
Tornie and about thirty members Of the chorus and
orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12

light fourth order x Be shown from ne hsssns m
Gently erected on Bella Rock, York River, virginia
parafns hghs 40 degrees of the horizon and go
above low water The structurets hexagonsa IT. ard
foundation brown the supersrneture white ana inc M
tern red.
JOHN RODGERS,
Rear Admiral of the United states Navy, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12

odofess reliable sdcsnt ana economic 4 diss1scssi
ALL w MARTYRS to Sick: headache, EeufalsiA,
Inflammation, sSaiaoa Poor Crcsiassoai d. Hsi.ns h,
Build up Just tie pulling down oegsnshs sosua6n
Are you aged person Then assist the vital orcae Nk -
gentle continuous tonic found In DE- usSeS3
Pad. II will sustain you - nothing eisc can.
Beatty's Parlor Organs are to-day without ,
rival M Beatty u chipping an organ nov sysY !afas1
vertisement
EARL g. WILSON'S short band collars auD
bead-edge cuffs the best Sold everywhere.
Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Bend for circulars 10 East Tthst
JOHANN HoFF's GENUINE MALT EXTRACT.
Most tonic digestive and appetreri soh svsry-
bottle. New.York depot, DrrNAH, Astor Honse. W.
Hons Malt Bourbons for throat aud colds
LYONS TooTH TABLETS overcome all the oh.
jections made 70 tooth powders and washes
"My mother drove the paralysis and ueural.
ga all out system with Hop Bitter"-i Ia osve~o
Sun.
WHAT Ais YoUf
disordered liver giving yellow skin ooszv~
bowels or DO your Kidneys refuse perform
II 40 take Of Kidney Wort and WIN reets
each organ ready for duty.-tstar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
DISCUSSING INTERESTS OF COMMERCE.


At the monthly meeting of the Board of Trade and
TRANSPORTATION yesterday, Ambrose Snow presiding
Josiah j. White, of the Committee on Legislation;
reported that during the past year he had travelled
through twenty-five of the producing States OF the
country and over 5000 miles of railroad; and that
his observations had recently been directed 10 deter
mining the effect upon New-York of the Increased
facilities for the expectation of merchandise from
cities along the Mississippi River and its tributaries
by way Of Ncw-Orleans. He thought that there
was cause for alarm, and gave few statistics
showing the rapid increase of exports from
New Orleans aud a corresponding decline oi cx-
ports from this port. lie showed that during
the wear ending August 81. 1879, the exports fUin
Eew-Orleans were 4,6l7s25 bushels of corn and
SOS OS4 bushels of wheat. For the year ending
August 81 1850, tho exports were H,SG3I $50 BUSH
els of corn and 5,3i4 $40 bushels OF wheat, showing
total increase in $50 1879 Of over ), l22Sol
bushels The exports OF wheat alone from ScpteIn-
Der l. 1880, to MAY !, 1881, were 4,5lj397 BUSH
els against $50 SOS bushels for the came months
the previous year. In conclusion the committee
recommended the enactment of law prohibiting
pooling and prohibiting the charging OF greater
rate of freight for short distance than for longer
distance. A resolution WAS adopted appointing a
committee to draft plan to incite business men 10
interest themselves ia supporting only such candi-
dates for the Legislature will oppose ali mono
plies Upon the motion of Samuel Cruinp commit
tee was appointed consider the question OF fur
nishing an addi ional water supply Tor Ne"-lork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
poNrs m wBITrAKER's FAVOR.

euoryssoR oREYNER's TEsTIMONY-hA'ok ALhN
ASpyR's CONCLUSIONS CRITICISED BYpR. sNiih.
After the Whitaker Court met yesteruay HUI on,n
ing come discussion arose and upon nouon .i T.; en-
WAS cleared The members 81 ' tSs
s" stcrmy debate took place. the precise result OF
Which was not announced Major sp%1er moved ;HS
that the Court meet sTseS scrupulous desire
Svod DELAY was observable when the trial proceeneu;
Professor reensI took the stand and hsa
pared him for West Point, and that the csue' ";n
always been ,diligent and = proficient proficient. "a q
his studies record He Of %ht.aRers Standing
during the term when the cadet was found me
showing as he believed, that the decision "a 'N0
The newt witness was Dr. George X. Smith, OF
BROOKLYN who was called for the purpose VI &c III;
The conclusions adopted by MAJOR AiexanIe,
ressons Tor believing that Whitaker was meIeiSS
feignine INCONSISTENCIES when found, Ut Sn h,I
said that 1t was by no means mr The attack in,
stead of afterward and that though retaining M
presence of mind during the assault the terror S
caused by the outrage ana tne
Again the fact that the pulse was even w. tbo
that Whitaker was shamming-fOr IN that case thc
nulse would inevitably have been Quckeneo Dy Ine
Excitement and suspense of the eXamination-Oul
that he was unconscious in fact. a state OF uncon,
scious being often unaccompanled py altercu az
of the heart Major Alexander, moreover, n Lay
snoken of the reluctance of Whitaker TO allow MS
syeiid TO be raised but il was we'll known that Q
person on recovering consciousness gains contro OF
the muscles of the eyeld before any Others ana the
eyelid when under control of the mind Involuntary
rsssts aDy effort to move it, The change OF position
caused by the lowering of his feet and the comm9tiG
in the room would almost certainly nave nau liz III.
swoon and it would be perfectly natural that IN
this state of returning consciousness he should nav
responded to the sharp command of his ofcers 70
E"rt5eermore. DR.. Alexander had mentioned the
words which the cadet had muttered, Don't cut me
that he was shammng, whereas in reality 1t was
perfectly we'll known DR.. Smith said, that recover
ing from a swoon person very often resumes ta a
DR. smith cited the case of William H. Seward as al
instance in point. " . o..
The cross-examnation will be conciuued Ut W
DAVIS session. which begins at 10 O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
DIAMONDS IN A WORTHLESS TRUNK.

FIFTY CENTS.
Daniel ORielly. age twenty, son OF stage drlVer
on the Madison Avenue Line, is employed by l. W.
Matbersop a florist at No. 673 Sixth-ave. TUESDAY
his mother suggested that ne should buy trunk, as
the family were about to move. In the afternoon ne
Jaw an ash-cart containing two trunks at Forletn-
ar and Ffth-ave and finally he purchased one for 9O
cents Opening the trunk few minutes later Kelly
while rnmmaging through pile of papers found q
diamond brooch wrapped iii piece OF tissue paper,
OReily says that he counted eight diamonds set In
the brooch, and his mother counted stventy-hhc'
OReilly was naturally surprised at his discovery;
The trunk bore the initials Wv III. ", New-lO ORR
in black latters, and on q baggage paster was the
address. Nv. II. Vanderbilt, No. 459 tLth-aye.,
New-York.p At the suggestion of friend, Reilly
went TO the Grand Central Depot yesterday
morning and related his story. to Chauncey
M Depew. One Of Mr.. Nanderbilts sons came in,
and on hearing the story said that he thought ms
father had bought the brooch while abroad Okcllly
returned with the diamonds, which he had left at
homc and as Mr. Vanderbilt was ont left them WIN
the Secretary When a reward was limited at by the
secretary ORellly replied promptly that he ana not
wish any recompense, but would prefer that ms
father be assisted. He told TO call at the van
derbilt residence this morning.
Mrs w. II. Vanderbilt laughed mcrrily when n
TRIBUNE reporter related the story TO her last even
ing She said that the brooch. which had just been
returned TO her by Mr.. ROSSter, contained only
twenty or twentv-fve diamonds, and that they were
of small size. The brooch was worth only 300 or
$500 1t had been given TO her III 1876 BY Mr.. an
uerbilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
tAanouneeu,snsAI

Adopt nov The us: q p:s gSh,l:as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
SIM r,ses $500 AS Sun sets . 7.O7 CLOCK slow 2ln. 5s.
Moon sets- oJA Moon houths lIlo l''" 49, 'J' -
HIGH WATER Io-DAY-A NJ
SANDY Hook OlO GOV. Isand.. GJ5 Hell Gate s21
HIGH WATER TO-DAN-P n.
Sandy Hook C35 Gov Island. 1903 Hell Gate. 1852
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OTFICE LIGnTH0rsE BOARD
WAsHlSCTOs, NAV II, 1881.
Notice gwen that aud after May 90 1881, liked white