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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22
DISTRICT RREYITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle Atldntic States, including
6e District Of Columbia light local rdins JoRoced By
clearing pedther, pdrioe winds mostly northery, sta
hondry temperature, higher pressure.
The thermometHc readings yesterday were as
follows:7a. M, 40 II q. m, 49, 3 p. M, sL9o;
Up. m, $50; II p. M, H3o; maximum, $3.50; mini.
mum &C. 40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22
GENERAL GERHARpTs FUNERAL.
large Attendance Impressive Cercmo
MES at the Grave.

The funeral of General Joseph Gerhardt
took place yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
aence, No. 1920 Fourteenth street northwest. A
large number Of our most prominent German
and American citizens were present, together with
n delegation from the Grand Army Of the Repub.
lie lin uniform) and the Washington SRngerbund.
The remains were encased in q handsome black,
cloth. covered coffin heavily mounted with silver,
which was completely covered with floral tributes.
As the deceased had no particular religious belief
there were no ceremonies at the house, excepting
. touching eulogy, delivered in German, by Major
CE Behle, ofthe Grand Army ofthe Republic, who
was warm personal friend Of the lamentcd Gem
sral. There we're eight pail bearers, four Of his
intimate friends and four representatives Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, viz; Christian
Dieterich, August Bruehl, John Holschuh, George
Einolf, Major NJ i, Urell, Chaplain j, A. Van
Doren, Adluant T. X. Winship, and COmrade d.
W. Houghton. The funeral cortege, which was
very lengthy, proceeded to 81. Mary's German
(Catholic) Cemetery where the body was inferred
The scene at the grave was very affecting A dirgC
was rendered by the sangerbund in such q solemn
yet beautiful manner that almost the entire as.
Uemblage was moved 10 tears. This was followed
by another address (ths time in Englisl) by Major
Belle in which he paid a glowing tribute TO the
army political, and civil life OF the deceased, and
endeayored TO console the grief.strcken family
His remarks were delivered in a clear and dis
tnct voice, and excited profound sympathy fol
he mourners. As the frst Shovelful OF earth de-
bcended upon the coiRn a section Of the District
Artillery, under command Of Major IIanncmann
Erred o brgadier. generals salute Of eleven guns.
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DIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT.

THE FINEST NESUHT ON TIE POTOMAC.
Grabbing Fishing, Boating saltwater Bathing.
New Bathing Suits and ShoesD
The fine and fast steamer
J. W. TEI0NGPSOHT,
newly furnished, has been chartered by the prorrI-
etors of Lower Cedar Point and will run daily (rom
SATURDAY. July 30, including sundays, leaving
the companys wharf foot Of sixth street. at $40
sharp, arriving at LOWER CEDAR POINT at 1870 D.
M leaving at $3.50. will reach Wellington at 10 y. IN.
Meals furnished on boat and grounds Mt 80 cents.
Professor webcr's Uniform Brass and String Band
are engaged for the season on the boat and ut the
Point Eirst-cnss accommodations Delightful time
Positively improper person allowed the boat or
grounds Officers will be stationed at both places
refuse admitnnce TO such.
For the accommodation Of visitors checks will be
given for parcels left nj the Point for snfekeeping.
Fare. 50 cents, round trip children under twelve
years half price.
Parties wishing to make arrangements for excur-
sions to Lower Cedar Point will apply on thu boat at
the office OF st. James HOTEL or OF ". S. Roose ig35
Pennsylvania avenue au15f
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COLLECTIONS,
9, o, and 1880 a. ma, ., ana 1880 p. IN.

q ., and 1880 u. M, o. and 1880 p. IN.
Special daily, except sunday;
Pennsylynnn avenue, between Second street south
east and twenty second street northwest.
Beventh street. between Pennsylvania avenue and
street northwest.
Ninth street. between Pennsylvania avenue and X
street northwest,
Fstrcet between Seventh and Fifteenth streets north
west.
Sundays at 3 y. M
First aud Third Deliveries include the entire city
Second and Fourth Deliveries the business Districts
rom Third TO fifteenth streets northwest and TO
Hreets northwest
Carriers Window open from TO p. m. Sundays
Rom to 10 o. III. and o TO D. m.
General Delivery Window open day and night, ox'
eep Sunday when II is closed from lOa. m. to p m.
Money order ONCE X open from II. m. TO D. m.
Registered Letter Onlce open from $50 TO p, m,
Deliveries and collections are made at the Hotels for
HE arrival and departure of each mall.
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NDaIIy bNCtpt SunUNy.
baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
Jcrscy avenue aud q street.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,

'FrsderslGSG a iRIchmond tTelsTsbp,g Whining.
New Orleans, and Southern States-Closc nj 1920
a. m and $3.50 p. mi arrive ut 1880 o. m. and I:lO
Richmond Gcrdonsvllle Charlottesville. staunton.
neS6arFP s R5f Tas,
&c;oClose at $3.50 q, m. and 1880 p M; arrive at
$50 q. M and 9lo pm. -, -.
So5t%SI 5 Ss% YorE, fSe% England States, Tss'
g SEQ sS a % arSTs "a a. SS5 sIO nj Hna 'o
and lS5a ), loo p. M. ~ -'iO .o" '''''O !" "'
land, tChcago, Indianapolis, louisville. Western
stats, and Territories and y: aud q: Local and
and $3.50 p MI arrive at $3.50 A. m, and t32iO, and
Hagerstown and weverton Agent-Closeat $40 a. M;
A.. arrive at 7;4l 2. m.
and Territoricstc Close at iso, iis52 g. M, and p
T0rjJss: %o sSs. T%rnEISn' NSE Portsmouth
Leesbgrg, Alexandria, and Round Hill Agent-Close
MaSassSs warfcnton' and nd alexandria and stras
an, burg Close at G;2g 4. M; arrive at SIP. m.
and Baltimore and Wiiiiamsport I Ascnt"clOse at
Enicoi city, FreGerick, Sd and Baltimore and Har
peEs Ferry Agent-Ciose at 6:lO, $40 a. M; arrive
Upper MGrlboro', Leonnrd,own, Nd, and Bowie and
lrSpssSfeek Agent-Close at GiOa M; arrive at
Annapolis Junction and Washington Branch b. & o.
X H. Local-Close ut GlO a. IN. aud $3.50 p. m; mr..
sennng's Bowc, odcnton, q and baltimore and Poto.
mac H. H. Local-Close NJ 9:55 o. M; arrive at $40
Baltimore Md-Close at sGlO $40 O5S A. M and 1880,
aS:io TgD p. M: arrive at 'G:iO. $40. li;l0a a. M
8eorgetown-Cose at Gas. iiIo 1880 n M. and 2:iO
90 p M; arrive at $50 n. m and 1880, s.
Alexandria, Wa-Close Mt 500, slG35 a. m aud 400
p M; arrive ut $3.50 a. and i:i0 $40, s6i0 D.
Leesbnrg Na.-CloSe at $50 a. m. and II. M. arrive
AT gI5 q. m. and $40 y, nj.
Frederick, Md.-Closc ut G:lO, $40 q. IN, and u. m
49, arrive NJ and $40 D. m.
winchester, Va. Charlestown, VIVA, and Rockville
Md.-ClOSc at $40 ~ III. and y. M; arrive at
1880 q. III, and 40 p. IN.
ANNAPOLIS Md.-ClosG at $40 n. M. and p. M; ar
rive at q. m. and $40 y. m.
Fort FOotc, Fort Washington, GlvmOnt, Gnnston,
Marshall Hall. and Mount Vernon. on the Poto-
- mac-ClOsc at OILS a. NJ; arrive ut D. ~.
Iennnllytown, u. G., and Bethesda, Md.-COse at
1880 a. M, arrive at 1890 II. III.
Arlington, Na-COse At $3.50 ~ m; arrive ut ll:lS
bilver Iiill, Camp Springs, Clinton Oxen Hill, Pts
GATEWAY and AccOkeek, Suitlnnd, Forrestville,
and Upper Marlboro'-ClOse at $50 a. M; arrive
Cabin joln and Great Falls, Md-Closo at $50 a. M;
. arrive at y. M.
Beat Pleasant Nd, TUESDAY, Thursday, and satur.
- dhyl--ClOse at y. M; arrive 1T 80 y, m.
Pincy Point, Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe, Hamp-
ton. National Soldiers Home, Norfolk, Porls.
mouih-tlOse Tuesday Thursday. p. m. sat
nr,,ay 5:O y. M; arrive Monday, Thursday Sat
- urdnv 100 Il, M.
Hnge, HOLSTERS, Klnsalc, Matthias Point, Mount
Holly, riverside, Washington TO COan Wharf
Close Monday. Thursday, Saturday, 600 q. M. ar
rive Tuesday, Friday sunday, S p, M
tSundays inclnded all others daily except Sunday.
3Close tArrlva. Sundays only.
DELIVERIES.
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&rciIrainnn.

rTNHE BECKHAM PRIZE TO ne AGAIN SHOT
\! IE0h-MILITARY ExCu HsIoN AND RIFLE
MATCH, under the auspices of the Alexandria Light
Infantry, to Glymont, FRIDAY, August o. 1881. The
i,99liowing companies viii take part the match
washington Light Infantry Corps, Union Veteran
Corps, and the Alexandria Light Infantry. Steamer
w: w. CORCORAN will leave her wharf foot Of Sew
celsior Will leave her wharf at D. PARTIES leaving
on the Excelsior will reach oymont In time 20 see
Colonel W. q. Moore, Captain 8. u. Thomason and
p cents aup0.sfa
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LOCAL MENTION.
mr.. Bovee's TurEi.h BH,h.
THE shedd Rntha.

On1 Turkish bath in the city, 500 Il st., near Ju.
Ilafy So. Best shampooer this side Of New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.
SHmusements.

FORD'S OPERA-HOUSE.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT,
AUGUST 90 AND a.
ANTHONY, ELLIS & HATHAwAY'S
MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATED AGGREGATION,
Making this the grandest constellation ever organ.
lied for one price OF admission.
UNITED SHOWS 4
Ravels Newly Hatched ty-Dumpty.
Miaco's Double Specially and Novelty Company.
ParkeT-Ross international Dog show.
Gray q Mannings Musical Congress, together with
the most surprising novelty of the age, the renowned
EAST INDIAN PRfESTESS SADWAH,
averitable Prlestess of the Sun,
This Company travel In their own Palace Drawing
Room Car over the rail, which Will open for the in,
specton OF the public on Friday, August u.s. nom II
TO o'clock.
GO Look out for the Grotesque Street Parade as
1l.i5 on day of exhibition.
Prices IA IN and 2 cts Rpsarvpd seata nj
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Turkish. Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903
hreet Only first class bath IN the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22
Drivers Summer Garden Concerts

No abatement In the popularity OF these Concerts.
In addition to the iavorte artists of last week Mug
MINNIE CHAPLIN, the bewitching little soubretts
and songstress will appear In melahge OF songs med
legs, &c. No charge For admission.
Great success Of the midday Lunch, at popular
prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22

THF highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jcwelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
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5sTs A NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

-. MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881.
Tickets, o cents, admitting gentleman and lnde,
nu1lQth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-08-22

The National Snfc.DcposIt Company.
sorncr Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
hnucs TO receive valuabcs Of all descriptions for
Iafe keeping at very low rates.
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Specio[ QHofices.

fB- FIRST cRANP Picnic
cARPENTERs AND joiNERs UNION. NO. DC.
eEYERs (sEvENfH sTREEp PARK,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18
Produce Market Report.

BUTTE, Jan. II, 1881.
The following are the Wholesale prices
paid by merchants and hotel keepers for the
commodities enumerated, delivered from the
wagon. Price list carefully corrected every
Monday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, xxx, $3.50 per cwt.
Mill Greek, xxx, $3.50"
Union Mills New Process Cream of the
Valley, $3.50.
Union Mills XXXX Snowflake, $3.50.
Union Mills XX, $3.50.
Utah, choice, $500.
Graham, S..
Wheat, per h.. 81 cents, fair demand.
Oats, per h., 81 cents, in demand.
Butter, per h., 35 to As cents.
Eggs, per dozen, go cents.
Corn meal, 5 to I cents.
Beef, on foot, sc
Beets, 3 cents.
Hay per ton, $500 to S27. 90; in demand
Fresh fish, 20 cents per pound.
Cheese, Is to Is cents.
Barley, 81 so to 2 IS per hundred.
Dried beans, Montana, 7 cts.
Mutton, 8 cents per pound.
Pork, dressed, II cents per pound.
Veal, s cents per pound.
Vension 6 cents per pound.
Spring Chickens, $4.50 per dozen.
Wood, So per cord.
Rutabagas, &c.
Potatoes, &c.
Onions, &c.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18
TINE TURNS TnE TABLES.

Ten years ago, when she was ten,
l used to tease and scold her;
l liked her, and she loved me then,
A boy, some five years older.
l liked her; she would fetch my book,
Bring lunch to stream or thicket;
would oil my gun, and bait my hook,
And field for hours at cricket.
She'd mend my cap or ind my whip,
All! but boys hearts are stony;
liked her rather less than Gyp,
And far less than my pony.
She loved me then, though heaven knows why;
Small wonder she had hated;
For scores OF dolls she had to cry,
Which l decapi lated.
l tore her froclks, l mussed her hair,
Called cred" the sheen upon it;
Out fishing l would even dare
Catch t.tdpoles in her bonnet.
Well, now l expiate my crime
The Nemesis of, fables
Comes after ~years-te-day old Time
On me has turned the tables.
Tn twenty-five, she's twenty now,
Dark-eyed, fair-cheeked and bonny;
The curls are golden round her brow;
She smiles and calls me johnny"
OF yore l used her Christian name,
But now, through fate or m%iIce,
When she is by my lips can't frame
The letters that spell Alice"
I, who could laugh at her and tease,
stand silent now before her;
Dumb through the very wish to please
A speechless, shy adorer.
Or if she turns to me to speak,
Pm dazzled by her graces;
The not blood rusheS to my cheek;
L babble common places.
She's kind and cool; ah hea ven knows how,
l. wish she blushcd and faltered.
She likes rue, and / love her now;
All me. how things have altered.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18
TAKEM UP

BY the subscriber in October. last one black
horse. star in forehead, indistinguishable brand
on left shoulder about TOUR years old.
Also one grey horse, indistingnishable brand
on left shoulder. Taken up last December. The
owner or owners are requested to prove property
pay charges and take them away.
w3t J.P. THOMAS Il BRO. Warm Springs.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-An evening paper
saws of the union of the telegraph compan-
les; Rumor has it that new stock Will De
issued, Western Union stock going lnts the
new company at par, American at par, Atlan-
tic and Pacific at 80 per cent. each in proper
tion, and that the play then will be TO turn
the company over to the government
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-01-18

Having reftted and refurnished the OLD and
POPULAR Centennial Saloon, and stocked the
am now preared to accommodate old and new
customers as in times of yOre. An elegant ana
cosy,club loom at the con venienee OF patrons.
ED. HOMAS,
Proprietor.
, 1881-05-21

more thnn nifty ycnrs ngo by Thomas
nT 1.hrTkor; ~ o. lath T. which the eolo%ts % woro
entirely without j|lution: IN them tho paint
atntM out In solid tnhssos. and tho work, though
skeichy character. Another cauto nt fnllurn
it're or 1css aertn,la Il tho imperfect KrHund.
work. Hr prinuu. with whluh cnnvases and
rahrfs hrn prepared fur Tho reception Of tho urt
1.tA work. We hasb observed TINT ftaIfan and
Hphnisli cnnvAshs arg not nearly NJ tenritY
psftnc.l rs urn our English unch. MID wo Infer.
tSoK1 tho eho thing !. hardly enraH Of rrnt. that
"r thnn tho hGarlcr., That Tho printing Uf tho
Old f)utct .ntl Flemish panels wis nut an tiicts
~ ours Il pln'n from t11 fact that IL Dutch and
F!rnafI pictures chn Hften ,liscefn tho Hrntn
q tho wood under tho Transparent 4natfows.
FnEi'rh raf1rhs:e nppear to h. rrir,ch with q
nyer them hy fnGrhfuesy. I!cyoml Tho .iawrl-
eutno trait TINT the prlmlng e,,mstitnra pRrta
frn THO canvas thorn Is I[ttp fA1i.t tn i,r found
with tltoH!. seeing that asn rltIb they lrnr ont
mo cof'r fnlrjy eDt'iHh. thOg net - well IN In
Ro9tl , pMnr!s prepared with ground bones and
Hhllt-tGA1+
, 1881-05-21
BREWERS EMPLOYEES.

lo,+, Ss.y SsNsry employees mt last evening In
h..r ~ .asaee ta'l on West Tweltth street, to
shns ~ .ePoFt Of their Committee on Petition,
ID der.s@ appointed Mt lust Sundays meeting
In aad aa OF Tho boss brewers nm innrnnns of
pIoyed ~ ~U'.'a lii tho wages Of all mon e,n-
tdecrr,ss me'e respective brewestes, and
da5. In III" v number OF working hours per
nsjs ao brewers wuro r"n,aStn4a =, rt,,t.t,,
but "a Ens IT. oetoro Il o'gl6gk In, ycstortiay:
kstaar H., o1e HfIl c0Mullell thn li,e, CttIe II.
10 somshgat hhigat rrso!ute III tic duter,nina unn
Tbs rus!nlag r.'t1lag decisive. 0 @s' ''''"A ~'o''
T.. and Chsrics Tas sins presided oyer by August
pl,ta teports wrrt, h"",t Yr1, e,o ot,,.
~ tePfsscnI .p,ssoWery Sonoarntg the prospect.
kaslas's tcn1s, ., uoAtrled's, and H4rthoIotnip 4
EreetIy yiInus y, that thotr employers wcra
dd1tuns urptIrsuo " aeceuo tn tha 1s,uns demand.
srea.n 'as q. pFesent waras ss "Sau" thn, ~ IT, r.,
rpusts sas saeth u. Tho r,,mutdcr ~ tho
alseusalon wos " q ItaeourngtnK uuluro. THO
issoud b N, - !aea opened III to what co,irse
~ @ea bad b%m, tht President stutoi that
Hasy Hsaasy hyd aidnsssdh sdhsnted by their employers.
" tespMon..an M .no staa's. Zstiu,U without rccpiys
%%le, thuuYh NJ 1'lu M this ground fpyoFyd u
un,l MnnM,,'!! ~ M u;lt 1t wiBe not TO fnku ths
s%as.aatino 10 vtva Il; ;tls!ng, aau thus 10 Tho
n.e The tits,,stnSG snG brn"nra all opportunity 70
to ~ ~ mated fully m hn, nus oonsse1 Ws ~ Yer
Hace to-aar "nUlhyr tho striko shoI,I,i tnKo
~ - former xno VI on MnndAy. th1so IN fnvnr ~
fSls5. Ii rss ,S FOUND 10 10 kreully Ia tha nm.
y ~ssofk III us,st ,steclutd that tho moi should 10
Th,sSeGaost, LrsatS !, :. clock this morntnR aud
.sd iii ~ stiaploy Of tha lIrtn. ttnt huxt ~.
, 1881-05-21
ITEMS.

THE CONSOLIDATED TELEGRAPH SUIT.
New Yonk, May D.-Tlo suit of William s.
Williams aga!nst tho Wostorn Union Telegraph
Company and othors was continued to-day. Ex-
Gov. Edwin u. Morgan and Sidney Dillon, Ds.
rcotoss Ut the Western Unlun Company, testified
that thcy thought tho consolidation was for
tho interost Of al! parties concerned, aud, being
under that Impression, voted for 1t.
c1UnpgD TO DEATH DY 4 WOMAN.
Mrs., FaErci, d muscular widow, was ojected
from tollouaont house u fow lAys aEo. When
aho sRw GporRo D0midloll. tho aFeut OF tho
landlord, carrying soEno Ut her furaIture to tho
sidewalk she oubIed him ovor the head. It IL
announced thAt hu died last erenlux from biz
Injuries, II ia believed.
STEAMSHIP LIME WITHDRAWN.
Thu brazilian line Of stcaMors, ku,lwn as tho
Amertcan I.E1lo, has beuu withdrawn, fUrpIRn
rivalry proving t1u great.
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC SUITS WITHDRAWN.
Company thIs afternoon 1t was officially an
uou!ced that tho sulls aga!nst the Eonpnny,
cue by VIIllrd, uud tho oshn1 by Mt. Wo0rlsh-
Ot{Dra had oGeu discontinued.
, 1881-05-21

css';ch sa'a .hat hs !,el!evoa that tho revised
s sdo5G Mou ay ss c G. avsY9s Rscn Is
gard g lho tu.rotlneuou pf '.now ilihlc." in
sstndonts. md thoy viii naturally cin. to lhn
Kinx !at.os ve%5s"n % which was ho lH!5e II
sasss spt S0''sf* s 1sr.es sso"| s. a, 9ufs d:
TT So'nR .as SGe H. # S M fr n,s
.' ma5lfa a. s srfsEs and 1tsefs n tfanslat' lie
THE nt:v. TfiUMAH AKsitrAnE, II. H.,
Of THO Fifth Avsntte 1aptisi chureh, said ho
,t ,nSn' nto He''9 v"s.P ,s Sot ss's a n i Ts
sien,-tlat "f iho xinor!csn 1,ibie Unlo1,.-
plisato ws "s a o 1n H.. e1grye a yols II +. " !noH s1
s,ln,!xh. They sho'k1 e'her have ,t!!aresardei
Se i, aii t c"sus II aeesis''ee vii With % tas rest a
:sHsAs w. oy'ss :sa!sn'Ss md 'Ass;:
i !he TeslssS iilat !o Amcfo"a I'm lbo E"fei
Mxt md been tsonst!nt work 1T rHfcrenre In
fho prpHtGss OF tho work. ind ypt stich wis tho
prEtio uf English scholarship That mt wurl 0f
credt van given !" tho lettcr, ttthur by noto nf
s Il y" Ecsfy s thapxs Spkhe e r
ytsed text wUul,t 10 ultimately Adapted by Tho
ltapt!sts - u tpxt for public md prlyntc wor.
ship, but lie, 10r thu prcaent ut least Alsouid eh.
long.
THE REV. WILLIAM 8. DAVIS,
Of tho Madlaon Ayen.lo Congregational Church,
v!sea version into ptIul!o worship In tho coursu
pt M INV weoks, b1t not immediately. The vcr-
t*ttHtf t
, 1881-05-21
Its Publication the Sensation of
the Day In New
York.
Interviews with the Leading Hin.
listers In Regard to the
Revision.
Specimens OF tho Revision as Shown In
Sumo Of tho Celebrated Gimp
tors
st. Paul'B Glorious Diaquiaition On Charity
In It's New Guiso, Etc.
TIE SALES

sptetai nltpdtea to yns Cattaoo 7rttrn&
NEW Y0Hw, Afny 70 Tho snto Of tho ltcyIectl
New Tcstamcnt tu-tiny has i,ccn simply cnor-
1nous. AZ precisely q o'clock this mornlns J.. X.
Funk 4 Co. sold tue first Single c"py Of tho Ok.
~. ~. "u,un "neu was u.si'osen ot A1 so!ni''
.,a,t tS tac.aser @ naa ocan waiting pat.ently since
sion nf hts prlze. Other peranns Win hnl rteo
uccn bcsfeu,no Tim ttoors NJ Inn p,l,,,.h,.r.,
ho,,.o viii ~ ,h;n.,, ~ ,oao,a,.,..s s,.a
uoosv' WIN tno oolcct OF becotnl'fg tho o~ncFs ot
'he e1nSte copies 10 oc soEtit onEcrly baiEht
~ .ls sMunes' h'mllaf 1hcldeh1s occurred
Nelson 4 y,,ns, who, howevcr, vero oblxcd to
s .,r H., "'seu,ihao ie.ea-sh'cs' IN eonse.
tra,,n u " "Iaefs .rolt, tno
s'ano ,rSs WIN tho latter was onone at
clerks and saosmon workpt1 lIko I,roluns Ink Ino
or,,ort mr., n,tt,.,, ~, ,,nnsan".
THE LARGEST SALE
Of apy house Ii, tho city was ,unIo to tho Aucrt-
can News Company, who, in. t,,rn, suunlIei an
tt.ans.a. ~ o"nhso"'s a'.a Ss.a oooHeeers Ah
a1ront hv ' .ho n.,,.,,..e VIA ~" W !" Meaxur
- ~ tno nfeNHaR nilu aePhrtlne
express wagons, nlany Ut which transported
e,ltlons tn uItts. towms and vtIlnrca T., .h,s a.
ctnltv t>colora r., III. oity ~ ,~os sa,a .1.1,.
n,,n,t r. N" ,n,as ~ .m'9 sty' ~ was sn. LOOK %
ooo. Tho or,ters from New England were nlao
very large. Ten Thousand volumes wcro Skinned
to san francisco, md double ,bus number tn
pooNec1lefs IN Ghoago. Tho e1,t1ro number OF
copies Of nj kinds disposed Ut hy Nolsun g.
HnMs, fara Up tom p H., was s;D0M ol thoso tho
onIy ed.io sxha,,st. ,,!s ;ht ,'',x, III. Ih0 tf9
Tram ii In ii hI ;,,nk + ~, .nntnhnj i%HESH EIfsM
cnirs IT, nxmrssx m" rrs,ot IN sIn.S .t. T.,
. te uo,oi s, s.te1 ind nn yrs9t E ' e ;nxo
mittct tn"Ir nr,;crs ,n "n.nnnn a"'o "ao ""o e"u-
, 1881-05-21
Non.nurabt1lay OF Pictures.

We arc OF opinion that tho principal cause OF
the premature deterioration Of English piutnre4
Is to 10 !ocoRltzeu IN tho employment Of in1ur-
tho ool0ss uscd. For mAny. yuars past the fa-
vorit vehicle, ospou.ally With young artists. has
boiled ltnseud oil lnd n,astie varnIsh; ltk grand
recommendations ure the hrilltaney It sulpasts
to tho coluss anu It's rapid drying. Hut tho brill
two u mtsst. md canvas on which II bus boon
ptfntifuIlY used II Likely to aAsulne rnthar
a tater period tho puIut On sach d canvas vii! bo
surp to cEHek. Ut courea, II tho colors cnuld DO
laid Oh w4t9pt l.ny diluttIs8 vehicle at all. this
IL impossible wners anything ltku finished work
- HttrInpted, though wo can call 70 mind Sumo
Striking pictures Vt rArKl subjects painted
, 1881-05-21
,,r MAR sf,AIS ni:CAt'sE HE WAS A GOOD
i" REPUBLICAN,.

rs MAR SLAIN m:cAt'sE HE WAS A GOOD
LII va" ' ntr,'l'1.icAS.
Special p'''',." ~ " 'sf sta,. ."'%e" m "a fr,cna of
wAsalSaros, D. u, May s~n 49,, .a,.,n ls.G.,a u.
@a| ia,,,c.t =. IN ls eusu o,l:sldv of tho scnatc,
actiso '',r s,,at,,.ns,or dnot seriously try to
fays tho AH1''his'l".:o" s, .,,nt ,ntityo.n,,ao
tecuse bis confirmation. Mla that !n1lhose"oc
s,s manifested! toward h1tn. III" ho said,
VA as.,. M m,nIfcstch hp!f tho zeal that they
"thos p'. ~ "a,,urr,oto,, NJ l,pbortson, ho
DID, s toF ,"r, 'ng 'h" ,,cen confirmed by eon.
,dcrab]o majority" This probably Is a very
s,nr,inc view. m tho Democrats weru t!nttc,l on
Ga!.s IT, sxtrnnn zrn M II lie}ulcan anu tIlu h,trl
IIovs which he has given the Detnoernts III tiio
tAs weEo fenle!nnef@s @ msii'1s IL ~ oinri i,,r,t.
Eband!eE ~ ae1c"s ""n "ao ~ "'0 ''"''1''' A"e'"o
llcansl1' .,,,>, ,,,.,,,.v
IT HAS i'EES hsV"S
tor some tino past to big friends TINT Il 10
Tnjjd even ut{mnle tn several prominent Dem.
ocraIs who vont! hAve leon Rlnd TO hnyo voted
iof hIm TINT ho w'!a t,ot tlis1Hned 10 ~ 90 nE-