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National Republican., 1881-07-05
Remark. by senator Hoar.

WORCESTER, MASS, July A union
prayer meeting was held at noon to- day in Me-
chanics' Hall, fifteen hundred people being pres
ent Prayers were offered by leading clergymen.
Senator Hoar said all citizens here feel as though
their own frst-born was lying at the point
of death. There are times when we real
izc most deeply what we owe to our
country. This is such an occasion, and no cour.
age, no comfort except those which come to Chris.
tian hearts from Gods word, can meet our wants,
All pain must find relief in some articulate cry
but the only cry that can alleviate our
pain is that cry TO God which His
ministers best utter. The love of the people FOR
the President is not misplaced. He has a great,
brave, affectionate heart. He loves his country.
He has a high conception OF pure administration,
and II we nre to lose him. 1t will be the greatest
single calamity except the death Of Lincoln
that has ever fallen upon this country.
Senator Hoar spoke of his own close personal re.
latlons with the President and OF his glorious New
England ancestry, who participated in the first
struggle of the Revolution. Their noble qualities
said Senator Hoar, have descended to him. God
grant that this precious life, this brave
soul, this teeming brain, may be spared. God
grant that in this hour of peril all may share the
faith and courage which fill his own soul There
were several other addresses made.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
WHAT THE "sTAR" SAYS
About the Rombsstic Utteranecs OF the
Assassin Gulteau.

The attempt made in some quarters to
show a conspiracy of some kind or to connect any
section of political party or group OF individuals
with the dreadful affair is foolish It is cruel and
ill-advised. The more the matter is Investigated,
the closer all tho facts and incidents preceding
and connected with 1t are scruuniZed, the clearer
does this appear. In spite of the bombasuc utter
ances of Guiteau under the exciting
circumstances attending the commission OF
his crime and his prompt arrest de-
liberate study of his previous life and a care
ful weighing of all the contemporary testimony or
information throwing any light upon 1t can lead
to no other conclusion than that the shooting Of
the President was the prisoners own individual
act, without aid or suggestion from any quarter.
That Gulteau was not identified with that
portion of the Republican party not exactly in
harmony with the President on matters affect.
ing partisan or personal interests, that he did
not sympathize with II, and that his declara-
ton that he was "a Stalwart" was an after
thought or the outgrowth of an egotstic desire
10 attach importance TO himself, is equally
clearly shown by the letter. published in Sat
urday's Star. which he wrote to the President
some time ago, and doubtless long before the
thought OF his awful crime had entered his dis.
ordered brain. In this, It will be remembered he
said: 81 regret the trouble you are having with
Senator Conkling. You arc right, and should
maintain your position. You have my support
and that of all patriotic citizens. "-Eenir1 Star.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
DIED.

AIKEN.-On July 2, Mt II u. m WILLIAM AIKEN,
aged 10 years ana 10 months
Funeral services will be held at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, Fourth street east on Tuesday
July at p. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend. ~
LITCHFIELD.--on July 4. 1881, FRANKLIN p.
LITCHFIELD, aged three years and twenty-five
days youngest son of Eliza j. and the late Charles
=. LitChield.
Funeral services will take place this (Nonday)
evening AZ four o'clock, nom 9aJ Virginia avenue
southwest
RYAH.-On Sunday evening at Ave o'clock WILL
IAN FhANcIs, aged Ten years SIX months and twenty.
eight days, son of William and Mary II. Ryan, 7lG
Twenty-thrd street.
The funeral will take place from parents residence
to-day, July 9, at four o'clock D. m The friends and
relatives OF the family are Invited TO attend
WHiTFORD-on sunday morning, July q, 1881, OF
cholera infantum HHETTA, Infant daughter OF Geo.
A. and Margaret b. whitford, aged eight months.
Funeral from the residence OF parents, on North
Capitol street NJ, Tuesday afternoon, July S, at
four o'clock. ~
National Republican., 1881-07-05
From Cl,rn uorri..

NIvERDALE, n, Y, July 3.
Mrs. A. +. ROCKWELL, Executive Mansion,
For Mrs. GARFIELD: At such time will not
presume to recall myscfto Mrs. Garfield by directly
addressing her: yet cannot remain silent May I
not hope, madame thnt through your courtesy and
good judgment the afflicted lady may receive the as-
surances Of nay heartfelt sympathy and earnest
prayers for the welfare of her and hers? OF course
hundreds at hand to render all great services or
the patient, but II aid In even the most trivial
way, command me, entreat YOU and dear madame,
believe me most respectfully. CLARA MORRIS.
The following reply was sent;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July a.
Mrs. CLARA NORRIS HARRIoTT, Nverdale, n, y:
Mrs Garfield wishes to express to you her CRATE
hIl appreciation for your Kind and heartfelt words.
She feels that the sympathy and prayers of her
trywonen at this time of measurelcss value and
comfort. A. T.. ROCKWELL.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
MR. nLAINE,s VIEWS.
hhe Says the AssassIn Is Crnzy-IndIgnn
tion Mt n False Dispatch.

hhe Says the AssassIn is Crnzy-Indignn-
tion nt n False Dispatch.
"What, Mr.. Blaine" said a reporter, :" is
your theory of this whole thing?'
"Why, the man was crazy" replied Mr.. Blaine
Have you ever met him--has he called at the
State Department.
"Yes very often. About April, when the rush
for office was at It's height, Guiteau was almost
daily at the State Department. lie had the most
extraordinary pretensiOns. He wanted to be Min
lister, but finally he decided upon the consulship
to Paris, and insisted upon having that, He was
crazy ON the subject or at least seemed to me to
be so,"
"What did you say TO him?"
81 told him his appointment 10 any position was
an impossibllity"
"Where is he from?"
al think he was born at F report, ILL., This Is
about all there is to the story Of Guiteau. The
man is disappointed ofico-seeker, who imag-
ined that he had immense claims on the party
and that he should be appointed to some impor-
tant office"
A dispatch lhas been sent from here by ono OF the
news associations which does grave injustice to the
Secretary Of State Mr. Blaine is represented as
saying that he did not know whether the
thing was a plot or not. A plot, Of course,
presupposes a conspiracy, called Mr.. Blanes at
tention 10 this dispatch He expressed the utmost
indignation that such words should be attributed
to him. "I wish, !" said he" You would contradict 1t
in tho strongest and most emphatic language you
can find. II is utterly false in every single point.
Such an idea never entered my mind. The situ-
alton, Heaven knows, is bad enough without add
ing to its oomplications-I might say horror"
Mr.. Baine's eyes flashed fire at the mention OF
the thing, and before parted with him he again
requested me 10 denounce the statement as false
| In every way.--NeV Y0yk Herald Correspondence
National Republican., 1881-07-05
REPTILES OF INTRIGUE.
whnt the Critic" says OF n Disturbins
class in the Community.
'Isov, VII O.it

Glass in the Community.
Abiding to the efforts in some quar-
tiers to foment disturbance among the people by
sinister suggestions of completely of large body
OF the American people with tho crime against
the President, the Critic says:
In the midst ofsorrowing friends agonized relatives
and the awestricken heads OF the Government itself
peer and fit the sinister fces and echo the baleful
whispers OF small group OF reptiles In human
shape, crawling erect on end, whom II would
affront humanity to call men, vomiting into
the witches cauldron of this crisis their poi
son slime OF covert inslnunton and their deadly
venom OF vague hint against the fair fame of those
whom destiny may soon call upon the Republic to
honor and whom hard fate may soon command ali
good citizens to obey.
We will not mention the names OF these miscreants
We need not describe them The ingenuity OF rhet.
orio stands at fault for opithet at for the one
and helplessy In want Of terms ht for tho other.
Through confedcratcs in tho press this nest of
human serpents Is busly iniltrating the popular
blood with the poison OF doubt and corripting the
public imagination with the disease ofsusplcion.
And yet I'm the face of nll these horrible possblll-
ties the serpents keep crawling In and out of the
White House, holding whispered consultations with
high officers ofthe Govern ,nt, and darting all over
the land upon the telegraph wires as with fork ed
tongues their baleful ISLANDERS.
Let the reptiles of whom we speak be scourged to
their holes at least until u more decent season. IT
this Republic has come to he, ns many fear q gov.
ernment Of detectives for Gods sake wait until the
Nation gets done holding Its breath before the dew
ilish engnery Of intrigue is set In motion. Finy
millions of people In mourning for q
dying President, whom all revere and nearly
all love, should be permitted to hear
from tho deathbed other news than that a group OF
uncanny consprators are ryingto whisper out among
themselves some putup job against the peace of the
country the order ofsooety and the very execution
of the law itselfi
II Is time that this matter received the attention OF
the Cabinet There is no telling how Its con-
sequences may begin the thing be permitted to go
on and still less telling where they will end II once
begun
Warned by the awful experience OF France. let us
stop the progress of our Dantons and Robesperres
while II Is yet time, and before they may be borne
into irresistible power the top billow of public
craze OF their own making.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
From General Gran, a. Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, July 4.-General Grant
is constantly receiving dispatches from the Pres-
dents sick room One received this morning states
that Sir Edward Thornton, who has just left the
White House, says the President cannot live. A
consultation Of surgeons is being held. General
Grant visits Elberon Hotel hourly to peruse the
official bulletins received by the Western Union
manager. Surprise has been expressed that Gem
eral Grant has sent but one dispatch of inquiry
about the President and that sent 10 Secretary
Lincoln. The General, hearing this, remarked :
81 have called npon Mrs, Garfield, and telegraphed
my heartfelt sympathies for the President through
Secretary Lincoln. More than this Is not neces.
sary, unless the President dies when will pro-
ceed 20 Washington"
National Republican., 1881-07-05
Senator ne.E 0u,,o 1,oper,,.

Senator Beck, of Kentucky, was APP
preached by journalist yesterday, at the Riggs
House, and, upon being questioned as to what he
knew, and as TO the very latest said he had
nothing but the last bulletin,
us there no possible chance for his recovery2
Senator Bcck-"o yes; l don't give up hope,
and won't until he Is dead. | see so much shoot
lug in my own state-two precisely similar cases in
my own town Uexington). The persons were shot
in the same place, and we expected them to die
every minute for weeks, and yet they recovered
and are now about with the balls in them. o, no
don't give up hopes of his reooYeryn
National Republican., 1881-07-05
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
wAsHINoroN. D. q. JUS 5. 1sn.
GRIT

Struck by the assassIn's faiefhi bail,
The bleeding ohieftain lay;
on human aid It's vain to call, ~
We only sob and pray.
Calm in his soul, with searching eye
lie scans tho weeping throng,
Whence came the deep avenging cry,
"Iiow long, oh lord, how longG"s
He thought ofthose more dear than life
The children ofhIs love
His noble mother trusting wife
Those lives with his lnwove.
ofiovlng fricnds-the mighty hosts
Who called him TO his station:
Aud OF those uties-0od.imposed--
Audthe bowed and stricken Nation.
Doctor he said with steady voice.
No other voice was steady
"If may live, it is my oholco;
II must die, I'm ready. -
80 tell me, is there yet chance
may survive ?" "God relgneth.r
The doctor sighed, with fnce askance.
One little chance remalneth."
",fll take that chance" he calmly said,
" God willing, It shall do
And to the Presence by his bed:
" Sweetheart I'll pull me through"
There spakc philosophy and skill,
From hero true and brave
While lasts the indomltabie ,oM
There lives the chance to save.
And now Hope wings our anxious prayers
Forgive us II we sin
In what, dear Lord, our faith appears,
Such pluck lOds born 10 iUfn,
IufY T. 1891.
sRov VI. otn
National Republican., 1881-07-05
Two Men who Know the Assassin,

WILLIAMsTowN, Mass, July 4.-In an
interview this morning President Chadbourno said
that there were two gentlemen here of the alumni
of the college who knew the Presidents assassin
as a crack Drained lawyer who had figured in MIL
waukce and Chicago and he, with Others, consider
the assassination the freak of a half-crazy fell
low, for which no one is responsible. To him 1t
has no political significance, but might have hap
pened at any other time or place
National Republican., 1881-07-05
The Union Veteran qorps,

The Union Veteran Corps has been con-
tinuously On duty at their armory since Saturday
al eleven o'clock a. m, awaiting orders. II was
the first company Of the District Militia to report
to General Ayres for duty, The Vets" are men
who faced danger on the battle fields of the re.
belllon, ana who In time OF turmoil and strife will
brayely keep step to the music Of order, law, and
the Union
National Republican., 1881-07-05
n,,,,morc Cn,,,c ,I,rh.,,

BALTIMORE, July I.-Beer catte-market slow; best
cattle unchanged; other grades uc oT very best, 5i
9S'sc first quality Ii;(d5'ic; medium, SA@i'ic; ordl-
nary, 3Gp34c most sales from 5tL6c; receipts l,l3
head; sales, SOI head. Swine-full supply and only
moderate demand NJ 75@stc; receipts, 1910 head,
The arrivals of sheep and lambs $50 head quo
latlOns-sheep. 3nlhlac: limbs. l@l7lac.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
From lhc Mnyor OF sa,cn,, Mass

10 The Hon. GEo. H. LoRiNa, Washington ID. C;
SALEM, Mass, July 4, 1881.
WIN you kindly let me know the Presidents
condition. This community was deeply moved
by the event. Every one seems TO feel It as per-
sonal calamity, In common with all municipal.
ties ofthe country, the city of Salem would give
expression to its sorrow and its sympathy for the
Presidents family. SAMUEL GALLEY,
MaVnr Of SaIa,u
National Republican., 1881-07-05
Foreign Money Market.

LONDON, July 4--Bar silver, 52hd; consols, Ol 3l6
money and i0i 5i6 for the account. United States
bondsfours, liO; Atlantic and Great Western hrsts,
6i; do seconds 25i: Erie, q; Erie seconds 1906 New
York Central, l5Os. Illinois Central 1895: Pennsyl-
vania Central 66'l Reading, 3Os; New York, Ontario
and Western "a.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
oo1 THE GREAT 1907

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4YRh&S SfHSHGa AGEH hAI EQUIP
TRAINS LESyE n EEEks Wks NT x I sSm pcDo,
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clnIHIi, 81 Louis, and Chicago $50 p, NJ, daily
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For %sns SrG nma e NSr 5
Sept s;siafdsy' Win Palace Cars RS to can,ndSsaa
For Wllllamsport, Lock Haven and ElmIra, atl03O
For New York and the East 500 1890 a m 200, 1000
and lGlS p. mon Sunday, 2o D. in'' 1000 and lOi5
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars, $50 a. N.
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at Jersey City with boats Of -" brooklyn Annex"
anordipg direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
For Philadelphia. 500 1890 nL 300, $40 1000 and
1918 p. m' ON Sunday, 200 p. m, $40, 1000, and
Limited Express O;sO a. M. dnlly, except sunday
For Baltimore, $50. 500, e30 1880 M and 100 I'D
For Pops,s Creek Line, $40 a. m. and 40 daily
For Annapolis, G'iO a. M. and liOp m. daily, except
ALiGXHSb bRIA AND pFREDERICKsBURa RAIL
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For RieKsndria' 100, 7;2O, 90 a. M, ana ll;aO a. m
, l2G 800 F. Pon M SG 69 9P p M % 800 nn6 lis9 P M On
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daily and b;O0 ?, M daily except sunday ooo an,
and 1000 a. M. 1910, 300 E6O, 100 and glO y, IN,
and l3Q0 midnight. Sunday, Al a'U5 and lOOO A. m
Tickets and information can he procured at hcomce
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len for the checking Of baggage to destination rom
hotels and residences.
FRANK TfiIoMsoH. General Managef. A7O"'
National Republican., 1881-07-05
Foreign Market. Not AGec,ed.

I To II. d. COOKE, IT,, Washington:
LONDON (via French Cablc), June A.
Markets not much affected Opened weak, but
closed firm, with buying tendencies
MELVILLE EVANS & CO.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
DIR. susan A. Edson's Labors.

DIR. Susan A. Edison, so well and fa-
vorably known in the District, has been the
physician Of President Garield's family for the
last twelve years. De. Edson has recently over
taxed her strength, and was about starting for
Ocean Grove for few weeks relaxation from busi-
ness when the startling news Of the tragedy was
communicated to her. DR.. EdsOn was sent
for as soon as the President reached the White
House, and has been at his bedside with
short intervals ever since, giving her valuable aid
and assistance to the wounded President and her
counsel to those around him, This statement is
made in view Of the fact that ridiculous article
appeared in print characterizing Dr. Edison and
Mr.. Edson as nurses,
National Republican., 1881-07-05
The Smith 4 Egge Manufacturing c.

LOCK BoX 100, BRIDGEPoRr, CONN,
Manufacturers OF specialties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PadloCks, sowing Machine Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Locks tho auloma.icallyma Giant sash Chain s,l-
periOr to every other and very much cheaper mo
special pulley feQuired) The Smith a Egge Mlnulae:
turing Co. also gives special attention 10 the making OF
estimates for the cost of the manufacture Of patented
inyenttons and all the necessary tools and the manu-
featuring of the royalty, All communications
treated COntidentAlly. my2l-SHlh6m
National Republican., 1881-07-05
1893
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(5team usedl, so Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington d. O, Carriages and Har.
ness received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired felt
National Republican., 1881-07-05
DOUBLE TRACK! JAssEY CouPLERl STEEL RAII!
Schedule TO take effect Sunday, May -, 1881.


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SiSaRSsnlrS Sn RnlsS winchester HHsers'own' and way
slo-PqpI q MopEs ana Way stations, Avn mos
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ioOO-on sunday only, FOR un..,.a, and
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YS 81 gocs and IVY Way S's stSiions 9ny 10 'o'"
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tDaily' tSundays only. Other trans daily except
XII Trains from Washington stop a, Relay station
Ohio ticket oiIces' washington station aud 6io aud
Iasi Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street,
where orders Will he taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at amy point IN the city,
National Republican., 1881-07-05
THE odd Fellows building at Moores-

vile, Ind, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
insured for 1000 The first floor was occupied by
W. ii. p Woodward, dry.goods; Henry Woodward,
grocer, and X, WOoten shoe dealer.
National Republican., 1881-07-05
NJ. WILLIAM

Nj. WILLIAM
offers 20 per cent on his entire stock OF NEW SUM
MER GOODS, French Pattern Bonnets and Hats,
Millinery Novelties, SILK Wraps, Street and Travelling
Wraps all the best French CuTsels, Lawn and Per-
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Gloves Partisan Novelties in Neckwear Black and
White LacoA IN great variety, Ladies' and Misses
Bathing suits and Caps, and carefully selected line
Of Partisan Novelties. Best English Needles four
papers for twenty cents ~ WILLIAM,
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National Republican., 1881-07-05
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abuse or Over-lndugenCe which leads TO misery, do
cay and death. one box Will cure recent cases each
box contains one months treatment, one dollar n
box or SIX boxes for hNo dollars Sent by mal pre-
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cure any case, With each ordar received by us for six
boxes, accompanied with hve dollars, We Will SEND
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return tho
money ii the treatment does not cteCt cure. Guar
HntceS issued by SlOpl 4 CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
sylYunia avenue, Washington, ID. C., Wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt al.
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National Republican., 1881-07-05

Oath
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These drawings occur monthly (Suudays cNccptedl
under provisions of an act of the General Assembly
oi Kentucky Incorporating the Newport Printing ana
Newspaper Company, approved April D. 1873.
G6'rhis Ia n special act, and hns never been 70
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The United States Circuit Court, on March ~, rem
dcred the following dcciSloni -. go. -
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ST. JA M IS HOT Ill.,
ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN),
Corner Sixth Street and Pennn. Avenue.