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National Republican., 1881-10-24
Cabinet Matters.

To-day it is expected that the President
will send in nominations for the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Attorney-G Gen
eral. This is rendered necessary, so far
as the former POSITIONS concerned, by the
certainty that Secretary Window will to-
morrow be chosen Senator in Congress
from the State of Minnesota.
Precisely why the head Of the Depart
ment of Justice should be changed is not
30 clear. 1t is said that Attorney Gen
eral MacVeagh has left the President no
choice in the matter, having perempto-
rily refused longer to perform the duties
of the Office, So loud rcformer as Mr..
MacNeagh should have consented TO re-
main and finish the work he has
been so clamorous about The coun-
try had been led to SUPPOSE
that he would never rest until he had
completed the prosecutions in the star
route business. That he decides to dis
appoint them will be because he himself
elects to do so. If, as is understood ex.
Senator Howe is to succeed him, there
will be no apprehension that he will ever
fail in the discharge of any public duty
he undertakes.
The nomination of Hon. l.. ID. Morgan
of New York, to the Treasury Depart
ment, if made, in accordance with public
expectation, will satisfy the solid business
interests ofthe country and the masses OF
the people that the administration of the
finances will be in safe and able hands,
1t is an open secret that the President
desired that all the members of the Cab,
met should remain until December and
that the message TO Congress might be
based upon the reports that would be
madeby them. The reasons above stated
have disturbed this plan to the extent
of the two Departments referred TO, but
the probability is that as to the others il
will be adhered TO.
The deliberation of the President in
the formation of his Cabinet is evidence
that there is TO be no jar among the diff
ferent elements which have existed in
the party in power. The advisers OF
General Garfield are the best witnesses
that the accession Of General Arthur tc
the Chief Magistracy has not been the sig
nal forany incursion of spoils-hunters of {
faction, nor yet for any alarm among
those who had already been selected by
the late President for official station. Or
the contrary, the present Cabinet officers
have found the President impressed
with the propriety of respecting every
wish ofPresident Garfield in the matter
of appointments as expressed by hii
official action after the adjournment o
the Senate.
The retention of the Garfield Cabinet
until December is wise, and canpot fail tC
impress the country with the entire gooC
feeling which exists between them ant
tho President If this example is fol
lowed there will be no more heard of tn,
faclional warfare of the part.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

The story of S. A. Butler, as given in
the Southern Workman isinteresting and instructive
He is negro, reared in the United States, being
the son OF preacher In Washington. He was
educated In Paris, and became master of the
French, German, and Italian languages. Attract
ing Anson Burlinglme's attention, he made him
his private secretary when appointed Minister to
China. Butler soon lcfl the service OF the en-
basSy, and held positions in one of the great
American trading houses, and later with the
Shanghai Navigation Company. Finally the
steamers Of the company were bought by mum
Der of Chinese merchants, who took Butler into
their employ aud gave him full authority TO reor-
gnnize the steam service he thought best Butler
fully vindicated the confidence reposed in him.
and managed the Affairs of the company so
judicuusly tlut ut the end of two years it had
gained ia net profit of lO00O00 with every ndica-
ton OF heavy dividends In the future. The com
pnny now owns thrty.slx steamers and is be-
coming Il formidable rival of European steamer
owners, with whom Is destined to arise vigorous
struggle for supremacy on the Pacific. Butler Is
the moving spirit In all the enterprises of the COM
pany.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
POLITICAL POINTS.

Stephen A. Walker has been nominated
for surrogate by the Democrats Of New York,
Orlando b. Potter has been nominated
for Congress by the Eleventh District Democrats
OF New York.
1t is limited that General Tom Young
may take 1t into his head to be a candidate for
United States SENATOR Cincinnati Enquirer
General Daniel L. Sickles has been
nominated by the Tammany Hall Democrats of
the Sixth District Of New York for the State senate
Judge Gary was on Saturday renomi-
mated by the Democrats of Chicago for Judge of
the Supreme Court, The Republican convention
will also nominate him, this being the third term
in which he has been the unanimous choice of
both parties.
General Benjamin F. Tracy, who was
nominated for mayor Of Brooklyn by the stalwart
element in the Republican city convention early
Saturday morning, makes the fourth candidate in
the field for election. The Others are Ripley
Ropes, nominated by the Independent Republl-
cans; General Henry w. socum, by the Jefferson
Hall Democrats, and the present incumbent,
James Howell, nominated by the Mclaughlin fac
ton Of the Democracy.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Welfare llcdIil.

Mr.. Joseph Medill, .of the Chicago Tri.
LU''e secinst 10 be considerably worked up over the
slight reminder of the Globe Democrat to the effect
that President Arthur keeps diary. He ought
not, however, 70 give himself much concern. We
presume he can square himsclfwith Mr.. Arthur's
diary, just rs he did with Mr.. Blaines and Mr.
GRrlelds Most Of us can remember when he
was making war upon both of these gentlemen-
the first for connection with railroad steals and
the second for his devotion 10 the "wood- pulr
monopoly" There IL a story told of u man who
was told That he was on the wrong side of publit
question aud was warned that there would be g
great reaction In fnyor Of the other side "Wel
sir" said he, that's all right guess can rene
about as QUICK as nnybody.n-G Globe. Democrat
National Republican., 1881-10-24
A New Or,c,n. r,,y,.r,Io,

Among the passengers this morning by the steam.
ship Whitney for Vera Cruz is A. Alvarez, ESQ.,, who
goes 10 Mexico ns the authorized agent of Messrs.
Ela,aw Schmalz. These gentlemen are getting their
era manlitcturng machines patented in Mexico.
hu MT Alvarez goes there their agent and TO rep
resent Me'sr Fatnw SGnalz ut the sale Of the pat
ehtS 10 company about forming in Mexico, and who
arelnclncd 10 pay them heavy sum for the privilege
otekclusvo ise OF tue machines there. Messs Flainw
q schtnalz have lately patented these machines in
e United states and have sold the patent right for
THIS country TO the National Cigar Manufacturing
company In Washington for the sum of SlO0OOO one
-NeiO Orleans Iicdytms.
Mr.. Flataw will arrive in this city about Novem-
Der with the new machine, which is expected to
reyolutionizc the cigar making trade We under
stand II is the intention Of the company to locate
works here for the manufacture of machines on a
large scale, which Will add materially to the
already rapidly increasing manufacturing inter-
ests of Washington.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
FROM THE soAFFoLn.
one OF the snddesi Letters Ever written
by n Murderer.

A child of Mrs. Courtney, who keeps
house in the jail interested Edward Earl, the con-
demned wifo-murderer, and inspired him to
write the following day or two before his execu-
ton:
AS SIT at my window and look out on the beautiful
enrth Things seemed chnnged-different nom what
lhey were month ago; the people seem more kindi
the sky looks beautiful and blue; the shines
brighter; evernouthfl of fresh mir tastes sweeter,
end Is breathed with hnnkfnlness never felt be
Iore No-n ts not that have changed; those leaves
month month ago were green; Now they are falling TO
will fall and lie lower than they. That little Ave
year.Qld playing opposite my window Is changed-a
month $50 she would not speak to me; now she is
using NIL her little arts TO attract my attention and
VIII cry when we are separated, She lives In the
house with me, and every fair day she seats herself
on the grass beneath my window, and we play Keep
house She makes believe she is my little girl come
70 VISIT me; make believe shc 49, butt sad play
for me To-day she has been .,.llng me that Pinkey
lher dol) Is very sick-teeth bother her-but its Sep
tooer now; when It's gets to be Octember Mary
, pin,key Will be well ngnin, then must come down
nnd swing. and that will be- oh, SO nice. promise
70 De !hgrei she laughs, thinking am making be
neve" We both laugh there IA music in her laughter
"A tear IN NINE but when II Is erected will be there
and swing. EDWARD EARL.
Y.F.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

THE Critic, in discussing the market
house controversy, suggests that the
Government should purchase the build
ings and franchise, and control and man.
age it rs n public institution. As well
might the Government take charge OF
the horse-car lines, cemeteries, gasworks,
the sale of pcw-rents, and other private
incorporated organizations. The Centre
Market improvement is private corpo-
rate business enterprise, and the Govern
ment is only interested to the extent of
proper and legal exercise of the privi-
leges granted under the charter.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Justice wanacIl ana ,,.o Confidence Man

A confidence man, hashily dressed, yes
terdny noon seized Police Justice wandel by the
hand at Broadway and Canal street. and ex-
claimed, as lac shook his hand violently: "IIow
do you do, Mr.. -, and when did you come to
town.
"lou have the advantage OF me- for don't
know your said the magistrate, dryly.
"But you must know me. am the manager of
Clnfin's dry goods housc. You know me we'll of
course, but l cannot recall your name. It's
Mr.. -
"Mr. Police Justice Wandell, and am sitting on
the bench this week." said the magistrate loudly
and clearly.
The iiashy young man made bolt for the crowd
and was lost In II IN three seconds
Justice Wandell has had Il similar experience
twice before and he is now asking his friends II
they think he resembles II countryman who would
be easily taken in.-AcW York World, yesterday.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

THE Post devoted nearly page yester.
day to a reproduction of the stale cor
respondonce which ten years ago oc-
CURED between Generals Malone and
Early The substance of it was repro
duced some months ago in Baltimore
paper The touching appeals of the Post
to have something done about this old
rubbish ought to be read throughout the
country. What would the Post have Gen
eral Malone do? Does it want him to
challenge the old gentleman? Must
blood be poured out? What an exhibi-
tionl The more Malone laughs at the
idea of fighting Early the more warlike
the latter and his Washington organ be-
come. "All hell shall stir for thisw
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Won BhoIlIEe.

Count Moltke, though Danish born, has
thoroughly identified himself with the instincts
and ambitions of the Gcrmanic race, and although
II has been said Of him that he possesses the art of
being silent in seven languages" his rctlcence Is
every now and then broken through to consider
able purpose. III time of war, he urges upon his
adopted cOuntrymen, defense is not the main pur-
pose 10 be kept in view; the enemy must be har-
rlcd within his own border and desolated TO the
verge of destruction. His latest reported saying,
which has been mush applauded by military critics
Is that venerable epigTam that Peace is The pre-.
1,ap tfnp FIR
National Republican., 1881-10-24

SPEAKING of Colonel Dudley's confirma-
tion as Commissioner of Pensions, the
EUening Star says:
While there was some grounds for opposing the
confirmation Of Dudley, II was not thought judi
cious by number of opposition Senators to make
any fight against any OF tho first nominations
made by the new President For this reason II
was decided by those who were to manage the op.
position not to delay favorable action on this
nomination.
We do not know what the grounds
was" Ito borrow from the Stars gram.
mar, but it is to be hoped that the Democ.
racy throughout the country will be sat.
isfied with the above apology for the con-
firmation of Colonel Dudley, volunteered
by their evening organ in this city. The
appointment was one of President Gar.
fields
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Thc Norwich Insue.

Congressman Wait, of Connecticut, is q
pretty smart man, but II will be II good hard job
for him to convince jury that there was any the
cessity" for DR.. Bacon to take president Hayes
TO ride on Sunday and that there is no necessity
for men who work six days in the week 10 earn Il
living taking a steamboat sail with their families
That Is the Norwich issue, and DR., Bacon probably
cOmprchonds it--Epchdn1e,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Mnrringe of prc.Idcnt Grc,y,s Daughter

The marriage of NJ. Daniel Wilson, I'm
der Financial Secretary, to Mile Greyy, only child
of the President Of FrHnce, was solemnized ut the
Elysee Puris, on Saturday. The Presidents OF
both Chambers aud all the Ministers were present
Count YOU Deust. the Austro- Hungarian Ambassa-
dor to France, was the only representative of the
diplomatic body present. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. Wilson,, n Scotch engineer, who re-
moved from Glasgow 10 France In 1921. and who
became famous ms the manager of the Chnrenton
Foundry, near Paris, and the introducer of light
ing py gas " the French capital Mr. Wilson
Vice President Of the Corps Legisatf. He left
two children-a daughter, now Nine. Pelouzc, the
Of Chcnanceaux, ana her brother, NJ. Daniel Will
National Republican., 1881-10-24

THE death of Thomas L. Hume will be
mourned by all the people of Washing
ton. A royal-hearted man, ready for all
good works, generous, genial, and public
spirited, his death is public loss. An
extended notice will be found in another
column. Light rest the turf above him.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

If it is important TO the readers Of the
Sunday Herald TO ascertain the terms
upon which the President and Senator
Jones are both accommodated at the resi-
dence of the latter on Capitol Hill while
the Executive Mansion is undergoing re-
pairs, and if it is anybody's business ex-
ccpt that of those two gentlemen, VIC sug-
gcst that the publishers file bill of dis
covery in an equity court.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Correct.

Men who were suffers in the army be-
came colonies and generals at the close Of the war
-Ne,g Orleans Piodytne Correct. Wemet one the
other day. He is now a major-general; charged
us ut HaTrisons Landing So for bottle OF logwood
aud 81 for a bottle OF mixed pickles That is TO
say, charged 1t up-Ne0 YORK Commercial Aduer.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
HEALTH rs WEALTH

DR. f. q. WfSrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for Hysteria Dizziness Commissions, Ner'
yons Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermatorrhnea, lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over'exertion, self
cay and death. One box viii recent cases. zach
box contains one months treatment. One dollar a
box, six boxes for five dollars Sent by mall pre.
paid ON receipt q price We guarantee SIX boxes 20
cure any case. With each ordar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money u the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued by STOTT q CROMWELL. 4S0 Penn
sylVania avenue, Washington, ID. O., Wholesale and
IanIinn-
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Ralaa,eIaeR.

Mr.. Arthur is not the first President
whowas reticent about his Cabinet General Jack
son said soon after his election that IL he thought
his arm knew who would compose his Cabinet he
would cut II OF and throw It into the fire.-GObe-
DeIuocrnl
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Say Gould FolIed.

Foil ed in his attempt to get Ohio and
Mississippi Jay Gould is now seeking TO cripple
the Baltimore and Ohio by capturing the Marietta
and Cincinnati. Should he get possession of this
link Mr.. Garrctts system of roads would have a
head and tail, but no middle,
National Republican., 1881-10-24

A THOUGHT suddenly occurs TO us. What has
become Of the theory advanced by the able editor
of TIE REPUBLICAN, that the term Of the Post
master. General lasts just one month after the
death Of the appointing power who made him? II
we have been correctly informed our dlstn-
guishcd friend Gornm Is the constitutional lawyer
of the present Adminislration.--Gp
The Capital must understand that Mr.
and there is no term as to vacancy.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
N.oYe.

The love that flashes up and blazes par
oKysmaly is less TO be trusted than that which
burns with steady glow.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
2fmcfiou Sales.
Thomas bowling,
AUCTIONEER.

CHANcERY SALE OF yALuARIE IMPROVED
NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH sTkEErS NORTHWEST. No. VS.
NEW YORK AVENUE.
by virtue of decree uf the Supreme Court of the
District OF Coumbia, at special term thereof for
equity business, made In case No. 7s40, Docket 81,
wherein Charles Y. Grymcs Is plaintiff and William
w. Grymes and al. are defendants, we will sell at
public auction In front of the premises. the following
Real Estate, In the city OF Washington Ia the dis
trct Of Columbia Part OF lot six (6) In square num-
bcred three hundred and seventywo (s72l. according
square beginning for the said part of said lot six M
the southeast corner OF sid lot six 6) and running
thence along New York ayenue wcstwnrdly twenty.
seven (2( feet and five 6) inches thence northwest
wardly ftty-tive J) feeti thence due north twenty
three (8 ee thence due twenty six e6) feet and
Three (3l inches; thence due south thirteen i3 feet
thence southenstwhrdly TO the place of beginning
ilny-two l62) feet together with the improvements
thereon. The sale Will be held at 430 o'clock p m
WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of November, 1881.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree Oneihird
balance In six, twelve and eighteen months from date
OF sale, with interest and secured to the satisfaction
OF the trustees or the purchaser at his option,
pay the entire purchase money In cash the day Of
sale II tho terms of the sale not complied with
In ten days from Its date the trustees the right
10 redyertae and resell the property at the costs
such deilutng purchaser. All cOnvCyRncing ut pur.
chaseTs cost. A deposit OF 900 must be made on tho
day OF sale.
3i2 ID street northwest.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
oc2l-dkds TBtar1
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Sor QRenf.. Shoiraes.

~y-se.~-,esl~----r-ys-~---
T1OR RENT-T1 DEFREES STREET, NICE 3
H story brick house. rooms bathroom. cellar, la
trobe &C. In good order rent fl6 per month to good
tenant Inquire at 73fTweith street northwest
oc2l-3te
VNOR RENT-f2-ROOM PRESS BRICK HOUSE,
I 4sT II street southwest. Inquire Of W. a. FEN
WICK, i27 seventh street northwest. oc2l-5tr
V1OR RENT - SEVERAL ELEGANT FUR
C nlshed Houses In good locations b. H. WAR
NER, 9l6 street northwest oc2i-2t
TNURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RBNT-HoUsE 2Oi7
~ q street northwest; elegantly furnished; price,
$40 per month q, 800 per year. Apply premises.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

NvEw TURKISH RATH CDR BovEES)
IN lil7 q street opposite Rigs House Large Pool
open Sunday. Open from I'll 10; Saturday. ~.
Baths fli six tickets, $50 DIR. IL. l.. BoVEE, klec-
triclan Oc2OIy
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Auction Sale Of UnredeCmed Pledges,

will sell for II. X, FULTON, at I2Is Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, commencing TUESDAY, October
~ nt 10 o'clock a, m, about 900 Forfeited Pledges.
This sale will consist principally of CLOTHING, and
VIII be continued Mornings at 10 o'clock and ltycn-
ings ut o'clock until all is sold. Persons holding
take notice.
JAMES GUILD Il SON, Auctioneers
IL X EnI1ON nrnkor oeat,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
2Sonfeo- -Sollses.


NTANTED-FOR CASH, A CORNER HOUSE
w and Lot; northwest quarter preferred; modern
improvements; perfect ttlei must be bargain. Ad-
dress, with very lowest cnsh price, Il. STERLING,
care Box 3i, Baltimore, Md oc24-6tA
WANrED = AN ELEGANT FURNISHED
w House, vicinity OF Eifteenth street, northwest
ern part of city for six months; rent must be mod
crate. Address with all particulars, Il. w. RELI-
ABLE Republican oilcC. oc2t3tf
NNTANTED--HOUSE OF TO ROOMS IN GOOD
w neighbOrhOod in Georgetown or Washington by
careful tenant Address Box 80 Post-Oifice, city.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Tor Reuf--@o @ooms.

EoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OIL
~ property for rent JOHN SHERMAN q co,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Sscr Sole. .Sbo,taee. &c.

TOR SALE-i5T I STREET NORTHWEST, A
IL handsome 3atory pressed.brick Residence, with
DroWnstone trimmings; contains IS rooms, exclusive
OF bath, pantries, store. rooms, and laundry; has
every Improvement; finished throughout In hard
wood thoroughly built, and in every respect first
clnes property. Apply to THOS j. FISHER Il Co,
W. street northwest near Ebbitt House. oc2fGt
National Republican., 1881-10-24
%or 9Renf.Q .Qnieecllonco,ls
OMrkish 2Bafhs.

NOR RENr--A TwoSToRY STABLE Iis d
y street northwest. Apply at hall door. oo22-Sts
National Republican., 1881-10-24
AutuscnaentA To.

NATIONAL TnEATRE-Kecne Richard III"
LINcoLS HALi,-Callender's Minstrels
National Republican., 1881-10-24
SSanteo -2Hisceuoucolis

NyTANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN HAV-
w ing centrally located, pleasant rooms wishes u
Room Mate To share them and divide rent. which Is
moderate; references. c. H. r., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
QYnnfen-.&e[p.


NY TANTED - AN APPRENTICE TO DRESS
w makingi good sewer g26 E street northwest
National Republican., 1881-10-24
FURNISHED.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
In the nnrihNNesinrn sncflnn.

EoR RENT.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
8oaroina.

A CHANCE FOR THE PooR--A LARGE lot
IA OF merchant Tailor made Coats, Pants, and Vests,
such rich people wear. some equal to new, some
little worn; for less money than shoddy readymade,
Also some Dress Coats OF expensive make, Hats,
HERIOG'S,
aus NO. sos Ninth street.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

WASHINGTON, n. C., OCTOBER "a. 1881.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
L 4 GOOD CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
OVER 10000 FEET OF GROUND ON MAssAo1ru
SETS AVENUE, near Eighteenth street.

proper subdivision will insure profit of from Is
TO % per cent In six months.
Several very handsome Houses and number Of
valuable Lots In the northwestern section Of the Cty
We have heavy demand for Houses to rent.
Owners would profit by calling on us.
YOUNG " CALDWELL,
ocf7 l4ao Nev, york a,,enuo
National Republican., 1881-10-24
SSJanteS-- Situations.

A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, situation to do Chamberwork and Sew
Ing or as Lady's Maid. Address m L.. Republican
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