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National Republican., 1881-09-10
High-Toncd Journnlism.

1t is said that Alexander Mcclure di-
rected that when it was asccrtained
whether or not General Arthur attended
church on Thursday one of the follow
ing dispatches, prepared by him, should
be inserted in his paper, the Times;
MOL.
NEW York, Sept s.-Nce-Presdcnt Arthur In
stead of remaining quietly at his house all day,
attended each one of the churches where prayers
were being offered for the recovery Of the Presi-
dent, his object being to wound the feelings OF
those who had assembled to invoke Divine aid
Noe.
NEW York, Sept. s.--Vice. President Arthur re-
mained quietly Mt his house all day, and did not
attend any of the churches where prayers were
being offered for the recovery of the President.
Reference to yesterdays Times shows
that the latter was inserted, rs No. |
would have been hadthe Nicc-President
ventured into church.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
GSnr 0Renf-- Shoilaes.

TT you WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Trade city or Qegpry PT9psry Sqe end sec ST Ihe
EIS, ST. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest mal9.n
VNoR RFNT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IT. property for rent JOHN SHERMAN &CO,
fp3-u ST Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Proposals.
Proposals for Printed Wooden Tags and
Label Cases for Mail-Bags.
PosT-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGToS, ID. o., August y, 1851.
Separate sealed proposals Will be received at this
Department until noon on the twenty-sixth day oi
September, 1881, for furnishing by contract PRINTED
WOODEN TAGS, like the samples OF this Depart
ment, in such quantities and at such times may be
required and ordered during one ycar from the lf
eenth day of October 1851 also for furnishing In like
manner and for the same period LABEL CASES for
mail.bags, like the samples OF this Department.
The proposals (he right TO reject any n OF which
being res0ryeD must be IN accordance with the spec
hcatiOns and forms which will be furnished ON appl
cation to the Second Assistant PosnnsterC ienerul
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
fornllty to such specifications and the accepted pro-
posals THOMAS a. JAMES
nug2pSBw Postnaster-G Generul.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
2SanteS--9 9ooms.

o..
wv TANTED-a OR 4 UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS
terms must he moderate. Address, stating terms and
location CERRlLLOs, Republican Office. sel0-3t+
yXTANTED- SEPTEMBER Is, 3 ROOMS, FUR
wv nished for housekeeping, OH Capitol llill. Ad-
dress, stating terms and location, MARK, Republic
can office. sei03th
WTANTED-A SMALL, COMFORTABLY FUR
w nished Room, convenient TO Columbian law
school, on Sixth street northwest price must ho
sonabie. Address PERMANENT, Republican Office.
'sel0-3tA
XNTANTED--BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. .
w nicely furnished Rooms, with Board, In north.
western part OF the city; west of Thirteenth and
Address, stating terms L. Q. p, Republican Office.
seO.3t"
VXTANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
by single gentleman; rate not exceeding sl0 per
month near Judiciary Square preferred. Address
BACHELOR, Republican office. ses-8t"
WTANTED-BY 3 ADULTS, BY OCTOBER L.
w or Rooms, mfurnished or partially FUR
nished, second floor; central location; Fourteenth
street or vicinity preferred Address NJ. D., Repuh.
can Office. seS
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PLEAS
IA antly furnished R0ohI for the winter, within
minutes walk of the Treasury. Address a. NJ. L.,
Republican office. se7.3t%
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM, ny A
wv, lady without any family, ina quiet Christian
family; terms must be moderatc best of references
Address HOME, City POstoilice. se7-3ts
VXTANTED-BY OCTOBER l. LARGE FUR
w nished Room for two gentlemen with or with
changed. Address, stating terms, c. @. r., Republi.
can Oiiicc.. se1-3t"
National Republican., 1881-09-10

SENATOR BECK never said it. Not he.
He assures the Cincinnati Eaq,irer man
that he has made use of no expression
which could convey such an idea as that
in the event Of President Gariields death
the Senate ought TO elect Senator An
thony President pro tenn. of that body.
At least the Enquirer says that SEN
ator Beck so assured its reporter. But
then q Milwaukee paper says he did say
the thing now denied. Perhaps the En-
guircr, and not the Milwaukee paper, is
romancing, But assuming that the
kentucky Senator has made himself solid
with his party by denying bit of impul-
sive patriotism credited to him, that
would not be so very strange. The Demo-
cratic party is very liberal in accepting
favors from soft-headed and bad-hearted
opponents. twill cringe for crust or a
bone, but will bite the hand from which
it is thus fed. 1t will aid any Republican
to destroy another. But when ii has a
platter of bones Of its own let no one look
to see any left. We speak of the party. In
dividual Democrats will be found, if oc-
casion requires, TO rise above party de-
crees. Senator Beck may or may not be
one of these, We shall see.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
NOR RENT-DY D. II. WARMER,

u. near eth ST n w.. $50 % COS G st n w.....el5 90
1881 eth At W. ..... q % co.'s 7th st w-. IS 20
li43Tth st w-..... 30 90 2006Tth st u 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 823 and $40 Four-and-a.
half 81. n, W.; also ni5s Louisiana avenue n w.
A well-lOcnted dairy farm for rent at low price.
Call for Weekly RentJlst
The houses on East Capitol street well located
and very desirable
MONEY no loan on Real Estate at Lowest Rates
Parties having property to trade or sell will lind II to
II. II. WARNER,
gig II street.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
O0anfen..She[n.

UTANTED--AT l6i q STREET NORTHWEST.
w girl to do general homework, Apply at once
National Republican., 1881-09-10

WY ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w family, without children, or 10 room House
with modern convenlences, between Filth and Flf-
teenth and Eand streets northwest. t. g. W. Re-
publican Office. sep7-3t
National Republican., 1881-09-10

Ir is pleasant to note that our Republi-
can brethren in Arkansas are at length
beginning 10 dwell together in harmony,
The death of Mr.. II. b. Robinson, of
Helena, AK, formerly superintendent of
the State penitentiary, and for alongwhile
sheriff Of Philips County, has left a va
cancy in the Republican committee ofthe
State. This vacancy has been filled by
the selection Of ex-senator Powell Clay
ton, while new executive committee
has been formed, with that gentleman as
National Republican., 1881-09-10

THE heartrending appeal Of the relief
committee at Port Huron, Mich, calling
on the people throughout the country to
contribute money, clothing, bedding,
provisions, and other supplies for the re-
lief of thousands of people, made desti-
tute and helpless by the forest fires in
that State, will be promptly responded to,
Any contributions sent into TIE Ma
rIoNAL REPUBLICAN business Office will
be acknowledged and Immediately for
warded to the treasurer ofthe committee,
United States Senator Conger.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
9SanteS --2uiscellaneo,ts

49,. H=a
WTANTED-AtL PERSONS, TO JOIN THE
tcntes issued ut once to persons wishing to marry;
make 800 first year Increase to 81 900 In years.
See terms at Room :, 81. Cloud Building,
sel0-Gt@ CLARKE d co.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, HIGHLY QUAIL
IA fled, offers TO give lessons to schools and insti-
tues IN modern languages, drawing, and painting.
Address a. -. G., Republican Office. sel03tt
ITANTED-ONE BOOKCASE AND WRIT
w ing Desk; SidebOard In good order. Address
FuRNIrURE, Republican Office. se96ts
A LADY DESIRES PUPILS FOR PRIVATE
IN tuition; also copying ut home or elsewhere
terms very moderate. Address IL. NJ. NJ, Republican
office. se9-3tF
VXTANTED--BY 4 PRACTICAL REPORTER,
w pupils In shorthand; pitman's system taught; I;
terms moderate. Address PHONOGltAPHISr lie.
publican office. ses-3tt
yXTANTED-EVERYBo TO KNOW THAT
w DIR. Hairs Asthma Cure cures Asthma and
Hay Fever. Apply ut go street northwest, seI3tS
yNTANTED-A FIRST.CLAsS BICYCLE IN
w trade for certificate bringing good interest
For other information address TRADE, Republican
office seI-3tt
DoARD wANTED--F0R GENTLEMAN AND
ID wife, In private family by september 10. Ad-
dress stating terms and location, s. H., Republican
office sel-3t%
MADAME LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL.
1NL give lessons In French, NJ her home or at pu-
pills residences prices Odcratc; best city reference
Apply at 2!5 Third street northwest. sei-latt
NNANrED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
w Bea Room 4, li21 New York avenue, IL a Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always III Oice rom o a, M to5p. m ap3OIy
National Republican., 1881-09-10
yXTANTED-BY isT OCTOBER, FOR CASH,
HOUSES WORTH
$4,000, $500, sGOOO 5000, $1,000, and 5000.
Owners please call at once.

We also want or desirable Dwellings for prompt
pnying tennntS by same date.
SlOO,O1l 10 loan ON real estate.
Especial attention invited to the seml.endOwmont
feature OF The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York. Less expensive tlInn ch-operatlve In
surancc. YOUNG IL CALDWELL,
ll1O New York aypnup.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Sor Brent 2Iliscellaneoifs
SSfor Sole -S5o,lses, &c.

NMNIBUsEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply vt office Imperial Hotel.
, 1881-05-15
MILwAuKEE's EXPOSITION BUILDING.

Gpft10f UGpd1CR u 4 h< 1At%Afo ~''
MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 1.-THE corner
stone Of the Milwaukee Industrial EXPOSE
tion that is now fast nearing completion,
was laid to-day with impressive ceremonies
Owing to the dampncss Of the weather.
which was extremely disagreeable all the
forenoon, the procession that had been ar
ranged was finally abandoned, and only a
military escort lead the string OF carriages
containing the officers and guests to the
building. wl,icl, is Of imposing appearance
built in the Queen Anne style, t"o
stories and a half high, aud sur
mounted by four immense towers ana m
Vulnerable gables and parapets. When com,
pleted it will have cost about S25o,oo, ana
will have capacity to accommodate l@'oo
people. The original capital stock was
S2oo, 900, but it has lately been increased "
100000. The building will be turned - ov a: er
to the Association Aug. l, and the tlrst ea-
htbit will open Sept q. Inc a;,il cele,mo1fe ~
les to-day simply consisted OF tne placI;G -
The cornerstone In position BY the fle5aaea,
John Plankinton. Then eloquent aaoIesseae a
were delivered by Congressman Wlll1a1uSsi u
GAINESVILLE, the Hon G. N. Hazelton, I'LL Man-
nger Hincks, Herman Siegel OF M11HauKett Ha 11est
and State Treasurer Guenther. Ihe 7as'
tarong then DISPERSED i.
, 1881-05-15
Shakers 'Sarsaparilla is true medicine.
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arcnd 1uuYss-ProG. f. III. Hale lit
q communication to THE TR1ECSE says:
"Kumyss should be the reliance OF the ply
sician in NIL those cascs Of debility in
which prompt Improvement Of the general tone
is imperative, kun1yss is the blAndcst and most
easily dfgcsted food, and It's such the best nour-
ishment for weak stomach; at the same tttno,
through tho process Of fermentation which
Kumyss unllergoes medicinal qualities are de-
}coped which We vafnly look FOR III 1HaterIn
mcdica. In nausea, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia, Kumyss acts like chAr1i, promptly
relieving nil tho distressing symptoms OF such
cuses. When the stomach rejects all else,
kulnyss is retained and nSsimltAted, uifOr1ltng
tho patient nourishmcnt, strength. aud comfort.
and, rs Il logical consequence. nervous
ness ceascs and refreshing sleep follows.
In scarlet, intermittent. gastric, and
typhoid fever, prefer knrayss us the exc1us-
I'VE diet 1t satisfies thirst and hunger anu aliayS
tho fever. kumyss hns considerably the ad-
vantage over drugs III that it never can do
barn. 10 dose m irritable stomach with drugs
is an absurtlity which no intelligent physician
attempts in this day. but not only III extreme
cases should Ksmyss be resortcd to: it should be
the chief remedy for u weak stomach under all
circumstances. The dyspeptlc brain worker
with few Elnsses of kumyss n day will improve
his digestion uud his nerve force. Ladies' would
be less nervous, more vigorous. and healthier
looking If they would ndd to their daily diet
few Rlnsses of kumyss:
Send for trcatise on kumyss. Beware Of imi-
Arcnd's Knmyss is not sold to tho trade, but
to consumers only.
A. Arcud, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-05-15
ART IN CHICAGO.
A Chance for Manager HaverIy
to Embellish His New
Theatre,
Ho" the First-o-May Moving Man;a
Has Affected the Artists.
Signs of Activity Noticeable Amonp thu
Studios and Galleries,

HAVERLY's OPPORTUNITY,
Mrs. Horace Coomc has returned from ,,cr
Visit to New York. where she went to attend
thc display OF the Decorative Society. Sl,a
1ound much OF the work Of tiltt orcaniza-
t!on Inferior to that of the Ladies' Drcora-
i've art Society in Chicago, and GENES back
feeling that Chicago can we'll afford to invite
comparisons in this direction. Mrs, Coomc
speaks i'll glowing terms Of tie work Of the
Artists League in New York, more
especially Of the Observation-Disclosures
arop-ctrtaln Of the Madison Square
Theatre, which is wonderful sam
pic Of "paintinE" with needle and
thre3d.' As superintendent of the en-
1qtolucry department. Of the Chicago Ladies'
decorative Art Society, Mrs. Coome is anl-
nilions Pr 1 to undertake. something in the same
lllle III this city, and confident that the Natli-
son Square curtain can be euualed, if not
surpassed. 1t is to be hoped that Mrs Coone
alld AIR. 1laverly may come tn an agreement
concerning this matter, and, with the ability
- design al,d execute OIL tile one side, and on
the other the ability and inclination to pay
Tor the same, produce something i'll the Wny
or decoration that will make tie new theatre
famous: The classes in embroidery at the
dccoratlye-roon,s will commence tomorrow
under the personal supervision OF Mrs.
COOue.
, 1881-05-15

F1on.s Malt Extract-$trcngth for In
yalids-Thc writer OF this paragraph has
which lady who has been an inyalid for many
years has received immediate and most won
derful benefit from using Malt Extract In
digestive orgnns, Of strength to the frame, and
buoyancy and cheerfulness, to the mind has
been so rapid and complete that the whole thing
has almost the air of magic. The Extract wis
in this case strongly recommended BY the fam
liz physician. Il man of great experience and
distinguished prudence; and ho urged the ia, il, =,
be at first somewhat difficult of assimilation.
This advice the invalid followed with tho result
tract is imported and sold BY Messrs- Tar
rant s. Company, than whom no house in
the country is better known or more trust
Wt,r1dy. and their nume is upon every bottle
Boston Courier. For sale by al1 druggists and
fancy gr0Cer9.
, 1881-05-15
CHICAGO ENTERPRISE,

An Interesting incident Of the pending
strike of the switcllmcn revealed the energy
of the firm of Bloch & Arnstcin, 176-l7S
Adams street, manufacturers of mirrors and
decorative furniture. They were Under con-
tract with the Chicago IL u Northwcstern Rail
road Company to furnish the mirrors for the
dinnins-room cars. The plates imported
especially for this job were blockaded Just
outside Of the city; but nothing baflled, and,
in order not tn disappoint their customers,
plates in time to make their word good.
, 1881-05-15
Si1PREMf CDl]RT.


Special Dtspateh to Thk Chteaau Trtbun&
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 1.-THE following
list Of opinions in the Supreme Court were
ilcd with the Clerk Of the Northern Gram
Division this morning:
AMUSEMENT DOCKET.
ID. Moore vs. S1anwood: affirmed.
il. Libby vs. Union National Bunk: reversed
and rel''andcd, with directions Walker and
y. President ana Board of Trustees, etc. VS.
Rogers: affirmed.
verscd and remanded. with directions. Walker
md Schoiie1d, J. j.. dissent
-. People ex rel. vs. Masonic Benevolent AS
socation: mandRmus denied.
-. bradley VS.. Luce; decree reversed and re-
mended-
PEOPLES DOCKET.
. Rogers vs.. People; affirmed.
J. Collins VS.. People: affirmed.
4. Eurll vs.. People; affirmed.
5, Ruth VS.. People; reversed and remanded-
6. Roberts vs. People; reversed and remandcd
s Higgins VS.. People; affirmed
CIVIL DOCKET.
4. Blair rs. Reading ct AL; reversed and re-
manded. with directions.
g. Soles vs: Sheppard; . degree 13,od. 1nodlned:
damus refused.
IT, Wormlcy IS. Wormlcy; decree reversed in
part and affirmed IN part
II. Adams vs.. Gordon; affirmed
H. jenkins. Assignee. vs. Pierce ct A.; de-
cree affirmed.
l.. Zimplemau vs. Fedder; affirmed.
-. Johnson ct nj. vs. johnson ct al; affirmed
=. Gity Of Chcaso rs johnson; athrmed:
lflir1ned.
Is. Donahoe VS. County Of Will; affirmed
81. Hysiop VS.. Finch; affirmed.
s.. Long ct al vs. Fox ct al; decree affirmed.
II. Frick ct a. Vs. trustees OF SCHOOLS etc
decree affirmed
i fasn s ~; Ry. CIV Co. rs. c. ": !. i T. Co;
reversed and rcmanded; Scott, j., dissents.
IL Gocmbcl ct al. vs. Arnett ct al; decree
Is Wooley ct al. rs. Alexander ct al; af-
6rmcd.
Il: City Of Chicago VS.. Bartee; reversed and
81. stilsnan vs. stillman; reversed and re-
manlcd, with direcdons.
5g- Wallace ct a. vs. Young; aihrmed.
60. Duane vs.. Walker; affirmed.
IT, I.ichtcus1adt VS.. Rose: affirmed
q. Blanchard vs.. Town Of La Sale: affirmed
u Lane vs. Nickerson: affirmed: I'll ad md
remanded with directions ~
e. Marvin rs. Collins; decree reversed and re-
fU Citr of Joliet vs Seward; affirmed
q Hosmer vs.. Campbell; decree affirmed.
s. Moshier rs. Norton ct AL; reversed anu 1e-
8. bryan VS.. Howland; reversed and re-
=. First National Bank rs. Pierce ct al, exec
u. Gimnn M vs. Bell ct AL; decree affirmed.
e. Chicago, burlington s. Quincy hallfoao
Company vs. City Of Aurora; aihfmeo;
ST. Commissioner Of Highways vs. People e1
rel: reversed and rcnanded with directions.
s.. Schramm ct nj. VS.. O'Connor ct a.; affirmed.
Ho. Union Mutual Life Insurance Company Fs.
Epaids ct al.; decree affirmed.
S. Commercial National Bank vs. Proctor ct
al: reversed and remandcd-
So. McChcsney ct al Us. People, ex REL; al
drmcd.
%. Borchscnius rs. Canutson: reversed and
Temanded.
81. Capp ct n1 Administrators, vs. Emery' re-
Yerse1 and reminded with directions.
g. Thatcher rs. People. ex rel: affirmed.
9s. Town Of Oswego VS.. Kellogg ct a.; al
drmed,
100. Humphreys, inpleaded, rs. Morton ct al.;
Affirmed.
, 1881-05-15
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures
UNAPPR0ACHABLE BARGAINS.

I|NAPPR0ACHABLE BARGAINS.
200 plecessReal Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, at
Il l-2c, worth 30c.
$50 pieces 42~inch-Nide Plaid Dress Goods
at Csc, worth Soc.
500 pieces New PassementeEies and Gimps at
l5c, l8c, 20c, &c, Csc, 30c, 33c, 37l-2c,
40c, 45c, 49c, 55c, 60c, 65c, Zoe,
80c, and 90c, from recent auction sales.
VERY cheap.
1000 Shetland ShaWls at 75c, $i00, and
$l.25, worth $L50, $500, and $2.25.
Will offer this week some Of the newest
Novelties in made.up Lace Goods, trimmed
with the newest Laccs, Mirecourt, Cream,
Spanish, TaIencienncs, Point de Nice,
&C., at prices unapproachable.
, 1881-05-15
PERSONALS.

Mr.. ConkllnE says he Is satisfied. Mos
anybody knows when he has got enough-of =
defeat
"Beatr1ce e*-Minnehaha was no relation
10 Stcphanicboonoo, although both we're tht
daughters of Kings.
Mr. Gorham doesn't seem to make mucl,
nrogress in his fight against newspaper men, Il
tt Incoming evident that Gorham can't gore en-
.Little Effie e"-Cinderella was not q st,
rouis girl. This is a sure thing; don't let any.
hody bluff you down as long us your money
lasts.
Cyrus n. Field and wife are expected to
ve,eh New York about the 18th, Mrs. Fields
illness having cut short tho proposed tour around
the world.
The Marquis of Lorne says he really and
+,1,y means to resign Probably Jim thinks
4h,r If be Is to enjoy Louises society he had bet
ter hunt her up.
"Deacon's Daughter"-1t is generally un-
dors1ood thst Satan spends the summer exclu-
sycy at Watering -piaces,-a fact which neccssi-
tatcs the preachers going there to combat him
The Louisville Commercial has what it
calls IN "Indinna Department. We can readily
understand why, in these times, IN cnterprisinr
paper might want au Ohio department, but not
an Indiana one.
"Gen. Butler is to be John Stetson's coun-
sci in tho suit a.ainst Anna Dickinson. would
Ike to inform Anna that II Ben attempts to
make her produce Hdnlct's pants In evidence
she will be Justified in refusing to do so."-Bu
oab'e from iriuiam u. Ernrts.
"The Christian Standard wants to know
II q man will be damned for an honest mistuke.
This is something like tho man who bet SIS that
when Bunker Hill tnoaumcut fell it would fall
10 tho south. When the editor Of the Standard
gets decision 1t Will be too late to do any good
in case he is wrongful n. Beccncr.
Your eyes are like two robins eg
Your checks ure hot Goals glow.
And from your shapely head depend
Those frizxles on your brow.
Your nose IS tilted toward the sky
"a most hcwitching nose, VOW;
1t. too, looks up entruuccd at those
Sweet f'izzics on your brow.
From - Ma an'tattdn BaUads," lu Chas. 4. Dana.
Its always gratifying to see a paper take
pains 10 answer q question, In reply to a cor
respondent the Cincinnati Commercial says:
The square places are now closed. 1t is only
the brace establishments that arc running. So
far us No sOS Vine street is concerned. no game
was played yesterday afternoon or last evening.
There was not much more than poker at l77,4 or
:O8 Race street. No. l45 West Fifth street was
running III full blast, and keno cards were
bought and pcgged ut lively rate all night Mr.
Halstcad is certainly very accommodating.
The curious mistake which has been made
IN the burial Of Knoinstein resembles an Incl
dent in a French novel, which, not content with
portraying the mislortuncs Of its hero during
life. represents him rs pursued by an adverse
destiny even after death. n. 1tubnsteln died
n m
Baroness. Their bodies-so the story goes
we're sent to Russia by the same tran- AT Berlin
the collins were accidentally changed, with tho
result that while Rubinsteln was quietly inferred
at Riga, the body Of the unknown Russian
Baroness was committhd to the earth amid all
The ponp and circumstance Of n public funeral
1t Moscow,
, 1881-05-15
AES0lttTE PROTECTION.

Messrs. Goodkind s. Obcrnlorf, whose safc was
robbed a few days since, have purchased mod
crn fire and burglar proof safe Of John W.
Norris, Vicc-presdcnt Of the Dicbold Sale !;
Lock Company. they being determined not to
give the burglars another chance ut their
money. They can now defy tho attacks Of the
fire f1end or the prowling midnight burglar, rs
tho fire. proof Dcbold safe WIS never burned,
and the burglar-proof Dicbo'l never robbed,
though over 10u, 200 Of them arc in use.
, 1881-05-15

Sp<cIdl Dl5p0lch 70 TIE CH!en7o 1''o3'ss@
HoT SPRINGS, Ark, May 1.-THE following
are the late prominent arrivals: J. S. VIII
con George n. Connell, E. Ral1e, OF Chi
caeo: Z, Scully, H. McManus, OF New iork; !;
n T. Jones, OF St: Louis; A. o1endorf. A.
7 stebpins, Of Springfield III; =: a, r. Wa5- Ga5
=: rem. 70 Of Aurora, ILL.,; ". T. Combs, OF Co1-
, 1881-05-15

xnirals: Berger. in command of the North Sea
rouadron at Wilhclmshafen; MacLean, also at
tached to the North Sea station; Przewislnskf,
In command at Friedrichsort and now Count
Monts, not assigned.
, 1881-05-15

IYoerfcke d. Tafel Have EVe11-Stocked
homeopathic pharmacies, devoted exclusively to
fhes ale of homeopathic medicines and books. in
New York, Philadelphta, Baltimore, New Or
leans, aud San Francisco Their Chicago estaD-
lishmeut is at 81 Clark street.
, 1881-05-15
STOCK! : !!

. We respectfully ask atten-
ton to the following on ac-
count of being Bargains"
and better values than shown
by other houses. We ask
your inspection and co1npar-
ison, knowing that if you give
it to us you will be convinced.
We advertise "facts," not
3'fancies, 'and believe us when
we say,