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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-08-04
Taking effect February q, 1881.
DISTANCES

From Green Bay to New London, 80 miles
PIeVer, 81 m; Grand Rapids, 96 m: Mcmillan
Junction, l46 m; Arcadia, 1872 m; Winona 214m.
LaCrosse, 49, st. Paul, PSI; Minneapolis, 2g2.
CONNECTIONS.
AtGreen Bay with Chicago & Northwestern
and Wisconsin Central Railways for Milwaukee
and Chicago, and for all points, North, East and
South and with Union Steamboat Co. for De-
tzQit. Clev Gland, Buffalo an the east.
AT New London with the Milwaukee Lake
Shore X W estern R'y for Shawano, Appleton.
Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Sheboygan and Milwau-
kee.
At Amherst Junction and Plover with Wiscon-
sin Central r. R for Ashland, Stevens Point,
Portage and Madison.
At NJ erriIlan with Chicago, ST. Paul & Mime
apolis and Omaha Railway for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
:, At Winona with Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St.
Paul Ry, for st. Paul and Minneapolis, wi tn
Winona It St. Peter Railroad. &C. &. n. w ) for
Rochester, Marshall, Sioux City, Yankton and
points West.
At Lacrosse VT in Southern Minnesota and
=. c. d. NJ. Divisions, c. NJ. 81 St. Paul R'y
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver
,, and Gen1 Manager.
Green Bay, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-08-04

july21w5
National Republican., 1881-10-28
A no,d Co,orrd rEis,,wny.unu.

a large crowd pursuing Il small colored
boy dashed down sixth street yesterday afternoon
In the direction of the Avenue, and Onlccr Byrnes,
who took portin the chase ovGrlIGulcd the fugitive
In Armory Square, aud marched him TO Police
Headquarters. He gave hisname as Charles Pr,s-
ton but examination showed that he had previously
Upon searching the prisoner u l0dy's hand
satchcl containing S6G77 was found, which
was identified by lady named
Lena ilerlinger as her property Her story was
preached by the prisoner, who grabbed At tie
satchr which she was carrying in her hand.
Amer u short struggle he succeeded In Wrestling II
from the chain, nml ran or with It. A charge Of
highway robbery was preferred ngninst the boy,
for which lie viii be tried in the Police Court TO.
National Republican., 1881-10-28

T. +. b. Purvis was yesterday appointed
land.
Miss Florence A. Whitman, of East
Bridgcwntcr Mass is visiting her brother, William
CrOssinan, iO7J3 First street northwest.
The will of the late General Joseph
Gerhardt was filed for probate yesterday, bcqueath-
ing the bulk of his estate to his wife and sos TO
each of his children.
James X. Thomas yesterday entered n
suit for $500 damages against william Turner ct al.
| for taking one thousand watermclOns from him
on the 10Th of ofScpember.
A burning chimney ut the residence of
Mr.. r. J. Gait No. i6i Louisiana avenue, called
out the fire department. yesterday morning In re-
sponse TO an alarm from box IL.
Miss Lollie Arnold, of Washington, will
soon have ready for the press her beautiful
romance, Ethel Elwood,' founded upon colonial
"reminiscences of the little colony ST. Maria's, Md.
A conservation meeting will be held in
the Foundry Church, conducted by Mrs Smith, Of
Philadelphia, every morning during the conven-
tion at eight o'clock. All Christians are cordially
invited.
Arthur Shepherd, esq, has resigned the
position of clerk and acting special agent of the
Pension Office, and settled Ia Denver Col. lie pro.
poses to enter on journalistic work aud other
business enterprises there.
At meeting of the officers ofthe Wash
ington Market Company, held yesterday at the com.
pany's Office, IL was decided not to make any sales
until Thursday of next week.
The entertainment to be given at Lin
coin Hall Monday night will present very attrac.
tive programme, rendered by the best known of
our local talent The charming opereita "The
Rose of Auvergnc" " will be given, with Miss Eva
Mills in the leading part.
Two hundred and five students-fifty
ladies and one hundred and hny.fye gentlemen
are in regular attendance at the Spencerian Busi-
ness College. The new halls of the college are
bright with the intelligent, hopeful faces OF
earnest and ambitious students.
Among the members of the First Con-
necicut Regiment who paraded on the Avenue
yesterday was Mr.. Henry II. Templcton n former
Washinetonian. During the short stay of the
regiment Henry made number of calls upon old
chums.
Ten dollars fine or seven days in iail is
what II cost cOlored man named William Ma.
gruder In the Police Court yesterday for interer.
| aud Daughters OF Rachel" from which he had
| been expended for drunkenness und using de-
| fame language nt II meeting"
Eugene Boston and Frederick Will
| Jams were before the Police Court yesterday
| charged with burglariOnsly entering the store Gi
Delaware ludncll, No. 1928 Eleventh street north
west, and stealing about SO worth OF cigars to-
| bacco, and whisky last Thursday night. Afcr
hearing the testimony Judge Smell sent the case to
the grand jury under 5000 bonds each.
A gentleman named Willis Moore while
riding horseback Yesterday afternoon, was thrown
In the ground near the corner Of Tenth street and
| iemSylynnia avenue nnd the hone, stepping upon
his foot, bruised 1t badly. Dr. MurkrItcr, OF the
| Emergency Hospital, rendered surgical aid, afiel
which Mr.. Moore was removed 10y the police TO his
residence, No. 80 Eleventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
South CnroiIuIans 10 tue Front.

Last evening several gentlemen from
South Carolina met at the residence of Mr., Butler
Spears AMI talked over tho matter Of revlvins the
old South Carolina Republican Association. A
temporary organization was effected by the clcc'
ton OF Professor Il. 4. Greener as temporary chair.
man and Mr.. Paul j. Mischc0uN, as temporary
secretary, A committee consisting of MessrS. B,
Spears, t. H. JtcksOn, and X, H. ChiSolm were APP
pointed TO select "a suitable place for the regular
meeting, Stirring remarks were made by Profess
OF the State Executive Committee, ana other gen :
tlemcn. The secretary was Instructed 10 notify
Washington Of the time aud place OF the next
mpptinp
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Thc picn.on,s.Cn,mou welding.

The marriage Of Miss Maggie G, Pleas
ants TO Mr.. jesse s, Carnan last evening at
Epiphany Church was witnessed by II large gath
erng of the friends and acquaintances Of the con-
tracting parties. Promptly Nt the hour the bridal
party entered the church, preceded By the ushcrs,
q. V. Balch, W. NiuSon, T. q. MoiIett, and w. u.
Magruder Then came the two bridesmaids, Miss
Sallic Burns and Miss l., W. Mccullough, and the
bride leaning on the arm of PaymNster Thompson,
u s. n. The bride Wore Il handsome white satin
dress and looked very lovely. The grOom at
tended by his best man, Smith Thompson, IT,,
awaited the party at the altar. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Paret, the bridal party We're driven TO
their new home, 1888 Nineteenth street, where u
brief reception was held
National Republican., 1881-10-28
KEENE AT THE NATIONAL,
Wis PersOnnttons OF "shyIoek," "Man
Iet.w and % O,heiIo - Hlr Audiences.

Wis Personnttons OF "shyIock," HAM
Iet," and "OtheIIo ''-BIR Audiences-
In Shylock at the matinee Wednesday
Mr Kecne gave an impcrsonation that bore, as
have been all OF his essays during his present en-
gagement, marks Of careful and intelligent study
The representation was well received.
At night the house was somewhat better filed
than on Tuesday evening to witness the new can
didate for the highest honors OF the stage In by
AL odds the most dfcult Of all the tragic roles.
hopes was attested by the frequent calls before
the curtain "a double recall at the close OF the
third aeo and the tumutuous cheering as he came
Ihat which was yesterday said OF MS
6tSie" 6essa applies as well to Mr. rS,,eTg Ksenes
Sncc, with some S faults, bu, with also great
strength and power. II demonstrates beyond cayil
that the actor has within him the genuine fire.
II Is only question Of time with him. His faults
are those naturally to be expected in one new to
we particular line Of business, and VIII Of course
disappear In time. His chieiest defect is ten-
dency IN moments of excitement to rant, which
we think we can see he is endeavoring TO repress.
dded Sono as @ Ky Sna ySd pSRdT
liberal share OF the applause. He read his lines
with an intelligence aud gave the business Of his
part with q skill that stamps him OF much more
than usual talent Mrs. Allen as Emilia was won;
nerhllly effective. She Is lady OF rare taste ana
The best audience the week save that of Mon
day night gathered at the National last night to
witness Mr.. Keenc essay the crucial test, d" Ham
let" II is small praise TO say that In this, the
most difficult Of all Shakspcares characters TO
play always, OF course, excepting Lear" MT.
Keene mure than rivals our three great trngedians
Booth, Mccullough, and Barrett. We repeat, he
more thnn rivals them, for there never has been
presented In Washington a" Hamlet" SO fine IN
conception, so strong in drawing, SO delicate In
handling. so well rounded out, and SO nearly per-
feet 1t was a masterpiece in which, even
70 those who hoped the most for him,
Mr. Keene revealed new and unexpected
powers to their delight and nmnzement.
The support was very good IN the principal roles,
while II Is plain that there are some young gentle
men in the company IN subordinate places who
are destined to rise. Mrs Allen was good, rs she
always Is, nnd Miss Tyler made deep impression
as Ophetid In the mad scene. Mt. LcarOcks Ldcrtcs
was spirited and smoothly given, while Mr.. Moore
needs but TO continue tO exercise the good taste
aud Judgment he gave TO Hordiios part tosecure
first place in his profession In time. Tonight Mr.
kcenc will give Mdcbcti IN which, TO quote from
the Chicago Times ofa recent date, he presents" the
scmi-savngc CalcdOnian Of whom Carlyle
sketches somewhere a bold and startling por-
trait mot the hackncyed Macbeth OF the day.
The Times credits Mr. Kcene's presentation Of tile
character as "creation" demonstrating "a
peculiar fitness for the really highest work Of
the profession,
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Paymcui Of GuItcau's witnesses Ordered.
I.,.l

In the Criminal Court yesterday Judge
Cox made the following order III relation TO the pay
mcnt of witnesses IN the Guiteau case: "On Nppli.
cation of the defendant In this case, and cause
being shown to the satisfaction Of the court, II is
hereby ordered that twenty witnesses be sub
poeuacd in behalf of the defendant 10 attend on
the trial Of this case, and TO bc designated by
counsel for the defendant the fees and costs OF
service to be paid like fees and services paid
on behalf Of the Government according to the
statute in such Cusc made aud provided. This
defendant to ask for further order for mn adl-
tional number of witnesses should 1t be necessary
10 do SO In the OPINION OF his counsel"
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Death of Lieutenant Collins, of the Navy.

Lieutenant Eredcrick Collins, Of the
navy, one Of the most promising young officers in
the service, and u member Of the Naval Advisory
Board at present in session here died Of typhoid
fever las, night ut niue o'clock ut his residence on
street. Deceased was oiliccro brilliant prom
isc and universally esteemed IN naval circles. lie
had given great deal Of attention 10 the subject
Of can0llng On the lsihmus, and u few months ago
read several valuable papers on that topic before
the Geographical society. About year ago he
read priIe essay on inc reorganization OF the
navy before naval association, which excited II
great deal OF talk In naval circles and caused his
selection to Ill the vacancy on the advisory board
ant Collins was n native Oi Calais, Me- aud was n
graduate of the Naval Academy. His wife
two OF whom are now lying III with ty-
phoid fever, Lieutenant Collins was q decided
social tnvOrie and his loss will be deeply felt by a
wide circle Of friends. In accordance with II re
quest made previous to his death he will be buried
In the naval cemetery ut Annapulls Md
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Tho Railway nnd Steamship Convent

The Southern Railway and Steamship
Convention was in session ngain yesterday, aud
at the close OF the evening the convention nd
journed sine die. The committee on differences
and rates to coast reported in favor Of eight cents
per one hundred pounds in favor Of lines from
West to Southern coast cities via Balti-
more and New York; the green line
to charge to coas points eight cents higher than
Eastern lines. The report was adopted. The
committee OH appointment OF rates committee rec
commended reduction of rates committee to eight
members, which was adopted, The board of arbi.
chairman I. II. Carter, of Virginia, and W. X.
Arthur, of Illinois, were reelected for 1882.
The secretary of the association was
made also secretary of the board Of arbitration.
The articles OF agreement of the association were
renewed for 1889. Divisions of business at Mont
gOmery, Selma and Rome were adjusted for the
present cotton season until September, 1882, The
time and pluce of the next annual meeting was
left with the president Senator Brown.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
FuncrnI OF tue Late Rev. Dr. Noble.

The funeral Of the INte Rev. Mason
Noble took place at the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
corner Sixth and G streets southwest, over which
he has so faithfully presided for so long time
Rev. Dr. Sunderland conducted the services. The
church was thronged, and the floral offerings were
numerous aud elaborate The music was fur
nshed by the church choir, under the leadership
of Dr. Millarl f. Thompson. The Iall-bc
were McSsrs. c. B. Pearson, Rns a. FISH, George G..
Hc,cus, W. A. Thompson, A. S. Webster J. g..
Thomson, Irwin Il. Lincoln, and ]. ID. Milans All
the children Of the deceased were present At "a
called meeting of the Williams College Associa-
iiun OF Washington, held at the Court of Cnims
October 70, 1881, the president Senator lngals,
unanimously adopted Commemorative Of the late
Rev. Mason Noble.
National Republican., 1881-10-28

The committee of fifteen of the Irish
Land League Of the District Of Columbia have
perfected nil the arrangements for the monster
mass-meeing of the Irish citizens of the District TO
be held tonight at odd Fellows Hall. Senator
Charles W. Jones, Of Florida; Hon. George C. Cor.
ham, OF California; Hon George H. Loring, Com
missioner of Agriculture, and other notable and
eloquent gentlemen will address the meeting,
which will be called to order at eight o'clock p.
Professor Pistorios Band has been cncngcd for the
occasion, aud several national airs will be rem
dered, This Is the crisis and every Irishman is
requested to attend.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
carroll Iu.,i.ot. Eo,cr,nInment.

The regular weekly meeting of the Car
roll Institute was held last night at their rooms,
92i G street northwest. Af;er the transaction of
business the members aud their friends par
ticipated In the following programme: Piano duo,
Misses Boone ana Dyer reading of the Gazette by
NJ. B. Johnston; reading, by X. Jefferson; vocal
duo, Misses Boone and Carr reading, by Mr..
Trennor; solo, Miss Carr; essay, go Two Days in
Yorktown" ID. !. Murphy; n chapter of unpub-
Boone and Carr All acquitted themselves well,
the essays of Messrs. Murphy aud Mallct being
esDeclnlly eniOycd.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
KanaNs nepunsican AssocIatIom.

Inc hdIlsNS iNVl'upllCullSlnetl laSJ even
ing at Cosmopolitan Hail. Captain McK.nzle in
the chair and Mr.. ]. p, Hamilton secretary Cap
tnin A. A. Thomas, chairman Of the committee ap.
pointed upon permanent organization, submitted
a rcport which was adopted. Colonel Bliss nOml-
mated for president Hon, n, @. Mcfarland, who was
unanimously elected, and upon being conducted
dress thanking them for the honor conferred
and predicting success for the organization Just
formed.
National Republican., 1881-10-28

The first meeting of the Unity Club this
season will take place this evening At the resi-
dcncc of DR.. T.. T. Howlaud, 2ll Four.nnd.a half
street when there Will be an election OF officers
for the ensuing year, after which an essay will be
read, entitled who's Who aud What's WhGtY by
Mr.. Jumcs u, Philip, TO be followed by music, reef
taiOiis, &c. /, X Intended 10 limit the member
shin and TO ndnit gucts at all future meetings by
cards of Invitation, issued aud ndorsed by mem.
beTs only
National Republican., 1881-10-28
HpnuIif,,I Printing,

The Job. rooms connected with THE REPuRIIrAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
done In this city Nothing short of the engraver's
art can compare with It. See specimens, be con-
WINGED and leave your orders, fur II quality OF
work IL consideration you cHnnot fail TO be sats
pn A. tn n
National Republican., 1881-10-28
In Laces We Offer

Real Torchon from Sc mp.
Black French Thread LaceS, SC, lOc lac, &c, and
30C. the yard.
Real Gup,irc IAces. I5c., 3Oc., i0c, Soc, and up
Point dAlencon Laccs l6c l6c., 20c, DC the yard.
SILK Breton, &c, luc,; worth double.
Mcchlin I.arcS, new designs, 2ic. Nc, ;Dc., i0c
Point d'AngleteIrs lacCs. 40c. and M.
Point de Chillon accs, &c. nc. ana up This Lace
Is sRsplpndd reproduction from the real antique, and
the IN st desirable of Laces this season. and much
used fIr evening costumes.
Marie stuart Lnccs, new designs, DC, sc, 30c
splendid value ut these prices
'NalencIcnnes Ilces at 9c, and 30c. the dozen.
DuclleNsc and Irish Point Iatrcs, from 21c and mp.
Real Point de- Russo Lace,, yc; 10 GJc. the yard.
Real Duclesse l.acts SIYi, sL7b, S225 and up.
Real Point de Venice and Refund Point Laccs, from
ei.bj, 81, To S2j the yard.
Real Point Appl,qu9 Laccs, 7Gc. to OJc the yard
Real White Thread Laces DC, &C., 0oc,, and up the
yard.
Real Black Chan,illy Thread Laccs, OOc sl2j e. Is
the yard and up worth considerably more money.
Real Duchesse Lace, Jubos, mixed with Point Lace,
at FL 90 cash
Rcal roInt Lace Jabos at $50 each worth se.iO.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Made Up Lace Goods.

MOrque, dAurelaCc, Merucourt, Point GauZe, and
SIX Embroidered FlcnllS, IN all styles.
Mother Hubbard Fchus In Crepe dc Chine, Mouse
lin de Sole, and Lace.
I9test Novelties in Paris Collnrettes, Embroidered
irish Point Collars ANA Setts ChnmOS Collars.
Ladies' and Chdren's French Embroidered Col
lars, Scarlg, and Ties,
silk llandkeIciels ut BE-, &c., and hc., In all the
new sHdcS,
Couchns Collars for Ladies' and Children In all
STYLES
AlLnen IIandkorclos. with fancy cOored bor-
dcts sand ulain hCmsiitch for Ladies', Misses, Children,
and Gont men, nt lOc., iic., nc, and 2jc,
ChildTens Zephyr Hoods, Caps Sacks, and Leg
gings, In all colOIs and styles.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
A stock Escnnnec TO RE organized Here.

At meeting of the representatives Of
the prominent banking houses of Washington, held
nt the banking house Of II. d. Cooke, jr, Co. yes
day afternoon, Rn organization for stock cx-
change WIS effected, and committee, consisting
Of n. ". Middleton II. d. Cooke, jr., and II. T..
Ohley, was appointed to draw up constitution
and bylaws to govern the same All the banks
were invitcd and most of them were represented.
| either IN person or by letter Tic object of the
| EXCHANGE Is tO place District securities bonds. gas
s,Ocks street. railway stocks &C., before the public
properly.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Skue Ialst,iuy

TnE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jcwegy, &c. Call on or I'd
dress Hgraog, sos Niuth street, near Pennsylvania
uyeuuC.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
rsamorInI IIospiIaI contributions.

Hon. james GilGllan, the treasurer Of
the Garfield Memorial Hospital, has received the
following contrlGHiQns to datc Previously re.
ported, Sl9j o. g, " Reading, Pa. S. Edwin
Francis A, Ashford, slO0i w Moore, Sij total,
S557. ''"'
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Next Weeks Arnuscrueuts. A

The Abbott Company open in "Olivette"
at the National Monday night, the prime dome
both appearing.
The Tourists" headed by the great Mestoyor.
open at the Opera House Monday night In their
wonderfully funny piece.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
Nu (o,,seoisct,ce
tn. St,..s.t F.ut

ofbeing the prominent Clothers Of Washington,
EiSemcn lrOs., corner Seventh and L, have u con-
stant rush OF business.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
ACTIVITY In the Na,r.moni.l Mnrhet.

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day as follows: william W. Slye and Kate Red
mircs, of Brick Church, Md Hugh Waters, Of Lou
doun County, Virginia, and Charlotte d. Sss)n,
Washington, d. c.; Theodore T. Agnor and Rachel
7. Shields Lexington, Va; James Morrow and
Imogcne Bowman, of Anacosta, d. c.. George
Sch rcyer. of Baltimore County, Maryland. and
Alice i. Downey. of Westmorcland County, Nir-
aud Yutta G. Raun, of New York city; Thomas +.
Hall, Of Wilmington, n. c., aud Mary T. Cooper,
OF Baltimore, Nd; Willis Rose aud Joanna Il.
Brown, Gaudcnzito Riani aud Maria Cnstagueio
| Frank u. Wright and Estella Crowley, Lewis T.
Means aud Kntic $ Kelley, james Snell and pris'
| ella Bell Turner Snppiugton and Salinu Hunter
| and Charles d. Dawson aud Ann Burk, all Of tli!
| city.
4 splendid emit mage eiiti0n OF TiIE REPuDLICAS
National Republican., 1881-10-28

OF Boys Clothing. This department OF our business
has Increased beyond expectations. Substantial
goods aud moderate prices have u telling effect.
EiscmCn Bros, corner Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1881-10-28
LOCAL MENTION.

"a BETTER article II is impossible to get, sir;
have tried them all. and unheSitatingly pronounce
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup superior TO any.-ErL
National Republican., 1881-10-28

A splendid egki-pGge edition of THE REPrnLIcAE
tcat be issued on Saturday. advertisers 1con!d ITO tccH
10 send IN H,cir orders at once
National Republican., 1881-10-28

of Overcoats Is so extensive and varied that they
must lie seen to be appreciated. You are invited
70 examine them, whether you purchase or not
Eiscmen Bros, corner Seventh aud streets.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather rn.nnr.

INV WfhthtN AW-DbSs
For The Middle Atldntic States, tdirWedther,
so,teiv ,rinds oo,ced By Increasing ooudinoss.dnd
rain, sothy winds, lotper barometer, stationary or
higher temperature.
For Washington, / a. n-Fdir ,redther, JolOtocd by
Increasing c'oudincss and ram tonight, higher tem
pcrdture.
The thermometrio readings yesterday were
as follows q. M, I5o; II n. M, $3.50; 3 p.
m, ESQ; Up. m, 500; IL p. M, 52o. Maximum,
G6.So; minimum, 1879.
Prominent Arrivals.
EhIhITTID BIT Al Lyle, US A; AleS9ndSr HendGr. 7,
iii Tnfb bE w hppF p RSsGg pr ISwi TSor iGG T. s.
MN w. Drew, Florida; y, Y, Hoyt, New York; z.
Horace Scott, Kentucky $, george snowden, ,Batl.
Chester s a. Se"SeSs General b. Fs6ei Fl @ rSnnsyvana
,wI5LARp'sI;T W Davis, Pitsbuyg PAT 4, Mayer,
Parker Penn Fennsyivania; Il mi H. H. MarriSm h. q Porter,
Lancaster, Mass; j.. Chandler. General ,. r. Beck
Jasman Hartford i Conn n s. Freeman, Masssehn.
settsi H. Stewart, Daltimorei j. ii. Duncan hich'
:, MErnoGoLiTAS;-D T RquS, New York; ". n
ch%riSs % Nichols, farcsll9ille ' VS5 D. j. BrSkaw,
ne New orleans; H. swain, PhIladcipEla; j. il.
Kimball, New York
ST. JAMF..-,J stern, savannah. Ga; y. I. Icn.
nings, Milwaukee, Wis; Robert YounV Pennsylva-
mia; y. q. Van vcct, rrumanbnrg, n y; John faln,
nS EcSSoS SSoEs Va H. s. S@ ToSdo ohio
ST. MARczLou!s NJ. ,LyhCnlem. and 7. johnson,
New York; David Graf Philadelphia; T.. l., Peck,
Massachusetts,; q. Engelman and w Trevor, New
son, Philadelphia.
RfuGs, George l.. Peyton u. c. Jordan, Virginia
H. Van Bell, a. ThsbcG, Philadelphia; +. f, Marsh,
Boston; W.. 7. Eyre, Chester Pa; G. a. Parsons,
Brooklyn; W. I. Gilbert, W. H.. Stanford, II. j..
MOrrey.
woRMIEY's.-O. f. MiChaelis, U. s. a.; Hon. II. q.
Scuddcr New York; Thomas T.. Bcal Boston; s. p.
langley, Allegheny; w. II. Morrison, England
ARLiSGToN,-W. S. Wood, Mr. Swarcz, T.. T.
Weeks, New York: q. W. Shankine, Indiana; Hon.
j. Floyd King, Louisiana.
National Republican., 1881-10-28

splendid eiOh.pdgc edition Qf THE REPUBLICAN
trH be issued on Saturday, Adre,srs irotid do iUel
10 send IN their orders at once.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
AnIn,rreatinc NomycnIr
Iron ISii,crs.

The dying Presidents letter 10 his mother (in
fuc similc) can he procured at THE REPUBLICAN
Office Price, 10 cents