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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted by Clements Lodge, No. 8, /, o. G..
T., IN reference to the death Of President Garfield
Whereas II has pleased the Almighty In His di.
vine providence TO relieve our beloved President
from the intense bodily pain which he has so long
borne with heroic forttudc, and to call him to
Himself; Therefore,
BE Il resolred, That the members OF Clements
Lodge No. g. !. o. q. T., extend to the bereaved
patty in this their hour of affection, and 10 COM
mend them 10 their God, Who can and will sustain
them In their great loss
aud be Il further resolved, That In respect To the
memory OF our late lamented President this lodge
do now adjourn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23
NAVY DEPARTMENT RED TAPE.
To the Editor ofTHE RrrupMcAN.

TO the Editor oiTiiE REPUBLICAN
Please let the people know that en-
poyees of the Washington navy-yard arc practi-
cally forbidden to testify their respect for the
memory Of the late President by being compelled
to work while every other branch of the Govern
ment has ceased TO labor aud all other Government
employees are at the Capitol paying their tributes
10 the inartyred dead Shame on the command
ant OF the yard aye, aud on his superior the Sec
rotary of the Navy, TINT this insult to the memory
of Garfield Is permitted. DECENCY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23
WIN Tl,cY re HnnI.I ed


TO the EdllOr OF TIE hhfuhLicAN'
Many boys and girls did notgo to school
on Wednesday because they believed the Com
missioner proclamation would close the schools,
Must these boys and girls be marked absent be-
cause the school trustees refused to respect the
Commissioners orders7 In other words, will these
children be punished for obeying the Commission
VIZ - Wv A BiSIEGED PARENT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23
Resolutions or the BusIne.s College.

At meeting of the teachers, graduates,
and students OF the Spenccran Business College,
Washington, d. c., held in the college halls yester-
day morning, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Resolved That In the departure to the other world
of His Excellency James A. Garfield, twentieth
President of the United States, we mourn the loss
of u lifelong friend of this institution and the
sphere of usefulness 1t represents; yet our
is comforted by the assurance of his rest from su
fering and his development into richer, fuller
life.
Resolved, That while VIC may not possess his
transcendent genius, II is our exalted privilege,
and the privilege of the youth Of our land, TO
emulate his patience, courage, gentleness, purity,
integrity, and his unwavering and conscientious
fidelity TO his highest ideal-qualities which made
him the good the great, the beloved President OF
| our whole Nation.
ResoireI, That we tender to his honored mother,
his heroic wife, and his beloved children our
heartfelt sympathy IN their bereavement, and OK
press to them our appreciation of his great name
and fame as a rich legacy left to them and to the
American people.
Rcsolued, That we proceed in q body TO the Capt.
toll to view the mortal remains there lying In state
The teachers and students subsequently, went in
q body to the Capitol and placed upon the casket
of the late President small floral tribute.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The safe ofthe
county treasurer of Tuolumne County, California,
was robbed on Sunday night Of s6S5O0, The door
was found unlocked the next morning. There
are no clews 10 the robbers, Treasurer McLaue
has notified his bondsmcn Of his readiness to sur.
render all of his personal property TO them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

UTICA, Sept 22.--The first assembly
district convention, OF Oneida County met this
afternoon with nearly half of the seats contested.
After nearly two hours fruitless attempts to or.
ganizG two conventions were formed In one room
Among the delegates elected by the stalwart con.
yention is Roscoe Conkling. Both conventions
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
rl,n NVnnihnr rn.nnN.

For the Middle Atlantic STATES, including
no District Of Columbia slightly iUarmer iccdter, err
oep local rdtns IN the ottreme northern portions south
CRY igiuds, stationary or lotccr barometer
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. NJ, 600 II a. M, 500; p. M, $50;
Up. M, no II p. M, no maximum, s4.60j mini
mn
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The New York nepublIcan Assocla.,on.

The COMMUNICATION. A. NJ. Clapp, G.
F. Raun, T. G. Hensey, and G. V. N. ogden-ap'
pointed by the New York Republican Association
of Washington d. G., to express the feeling and
sentiment of the association in relation to the death
of the late President presented the following in
behalf Of that organization:
The members of the New York Republican AS
ISOLATION in Washington, d. G., proud of their eff
fectve aid in raising James A, Garfield TO the chief
position In the land mourn his death as great
calamity to this country and TO the whole world.
The sublime and heroic iOrtitude with which he
bore long intense suffering crowned his noble life
and made him one of the martyrs in American an
nals
His strugglein youth, his marvellous attachments,
| lofty patriotism, true gentleness dauniless cour
| age, matchless eloquence untiring industry, and
| splendid achievements are written in golden let
| tiers of ever-increasing brightness.
| In him freedom has lost Il great champion, the
toiling masses a mighty friend, Christianity sim
| cere believer mankind benefnctor, this Nation q
| pure Chief Magistrate, and his family their idol
| We desire to express to his heroic widow amt
| fatherless children the profound sympathy moving
| our hearts, hut our sorrow Is too deep for words
| May It console them that the grand influence OF
| his noble example will live and benefit mankind
| forever and that hcnceforth the name Of James
Garfield is one Of the brightest stars In historys
| galaxy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23
PrcSIdcnt OnrheId's Life Insurance.

The Philadelphiaagent ofthe New York
Equitable Life Insurance Company, who insured
he dead Presidents life fort 5000 ten days before
be was shot, is in the city. In q brief conversa
tion he detailed the circumstances Of the taking
out of the policy According to his statement, the
company sent him over TO Eberon while the
President was there with his sick wife to try and
get the latter TO insure with them. Mr.. Garfield
was at first opposed to the idea-not that he did
not want to insure, but because, as he stated
20 the agent he could not AFFORD TO pay
the premium, After good deal Of discussion on
the subject, however the agent finally succeeded
in getting him to take out a policy for $1,000
agreeing to take his note for the premium, which
amounted to over $500. President Garfield gave
two notes for the sum-one at three and one al
i've months. Neither Of them have yet been paid
although one of them fell due Wednesday. The
company has however, sent on its check for tho
amount Of the Insurance. and will collect the
notes from the estate. The agent from whom thu
Information was received, said he had come on tc
Washington expressly to deliver the check to Mrs
Garfield,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

ST, JOHN, N, b., Sept, 22,-Wallace Ross
has forwarded $500 to the Toronto Mail to cover
Hanlan's deposit aud articles of agreement for a
race on November /, the place 10 DO mutually dc.
cided upon.
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Iron Bittrrs.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and 2,
clothing, watches, icwely, &c Call on or add.
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800 st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new batl
Ociober I, 1il1 Q St. opposite Riggs House.
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Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. eO3 E
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

honorary membership in their corps. The letter
Is as follows:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. c. May 81, 1880.
Captain s. +. THOMSON, No. sli street northwest,
Washington, ID. c.:
DEAR Sin: Yonrs Of the 18th instant is received.
AGcepe my tnais LOT ,me conpn E EqH nave
On the 18th Of May, 1890 1t was little thought
that General Garfield would be the nominee Of
the Republican party, and the "Vets" prize this
letter from the fact that the honor of his election
as an honorary member was accepted while the
General was n member of the House. The letter
Is to be framed and placed in the armory of the
corps. The corps are having the resolutions ofsym-
patty published July in THE NATIONAL REPuBLI-
CAN handsomely engrossed, to be sent to the
family after their arrival at Mentor. The "Vets "
are all ex-Union soldiers, and none other can be.
come active members But they have number
of ex-confederates as honorary members, who
take great pride in the corps and consider II an
honor to be among its honorary association.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Corrrs OF GENERAL GARrrELps LETTER

Roter can Be had al The Republican Office al ten cents
each perfect fac sinHc Everybody should have one
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each. perfect fac simae E,c,yOody should have one
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THE VETERAN CORPS.
General GarHeId's Acceptance of Honor.
ary McmbershIp.


The Union Veteran Corps, of this city,
have letter from President Garfield, accepting an
honorary membership in their corps The letter
IL as follows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

COPIES OF GENERAL GARFIELD's LETTER 10 his
mother cnr be had at The Rpubiicdn Office at ten cents
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Dr. Royce'. TurEi.h Bath.
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n~a1y@A ATTENTION, UNION VETERAN CORPS
sSS9 The order to report at 80 THIS MORNING
ishereby revoked. Comrades are ordered to report
at the Armory in full dress uniform. At 1880 d. m.
sharp. IS. f. THOMASON,
II Captain Commanding.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

nS9yo ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTs.-THES SIR
VIZ Knights OF Potomac Commandery, No. ., Will
assemble at the Asylum FRIDAY, september 23h In
spect TO the late Sir Knight j. A. Garfield late Pres
dent ofthe United States BY order Captain General.
@. F. SHEKELt, Recorder.
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent, for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN
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Ny" BOYS WANTED TO SELL COPIES OF
General Garfeds last letter. Call at The Republic
can Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

nS5ye ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLARi
RS2 The Sir Knights of Columbia Commandcry,
No. 2, X. r., win assemble at their Asylum, in full
Templar uniform, at i:15 p M, promptly TO-DAY,
September %, to Join escort TO remains of our late
frnter Sir James A. Garfield
Columbia Commandery will proceed by special
train To Cleveland at 9:t5 y. September .. Sir
Knights who contemplate going Will report the fact
at the hour above designated for assembly. Round
trip tickets to be had of Sir NJ. NJ. Parker, at City
Post. office.
BY order of EN-. Sir William il. Browne,
JOHN WILSON,,
Attest: Captnn-General.
n 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

nIHePENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN CLUB.
W. The Club will assemble In uniform dark
clothes, uniform hat; badge lcrapedl, and white
govcs), at No. 40j Eleventh street northwest, To-
DAY, at 1890 p sharp, for the purpose of partlc
patng In the funeral ceremonies of our late Pres-
dent. by order Board of Directors. II
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The Columbian University,

w 05falflg t0fa, l. q
The Columbian College opens September IL
The Medical School opens october
The Law School opens October IL
For catalogues and Information address
J, q. WELLING, LII. D.,
api.tf President
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V,HE SCHOOL OF MUsIc-EsTA BLIsHED 1871.
i 7OT Eighth street northwest.
Plano, Organ, Voice, Violin, &c. Church organ for
practcp au3i-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-23

WAsHINGTON, u. q, sept. II 1851
Received Of f. ID. COngeT, esq., treasurer Ma
TIoSAL REPUBLICAN, sG350, contributed through
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN office to the Michigan
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

The case Of alleged desertion will be
tried in the courtroom Of Justice
CoonIbs 1t 10 O'Clock today; the excuse
of Mr. Bell for trying to break the con =
tract is that Capt Osborn did, when
coming cut Of the har Dor of san Fran
cisco. assault Mr Bell by sizing him
by the throat and using bad and vulgar
language toward him, which has been
proven by testimony. The above toak
place IN presence Of the crew, there
fore Mr Bells usefulness and author
ity has been destroyed as frs. mate OF
the vessel; any seaman could counter
mand Mr. Belts order. and on more than
one OCCASION did do 90. by going to the
captain ara getting Mr. Bells order
changed; therefore. Mr. Bell felt sg-
grieved by such acts and determined
upon the fret chance TO bring the mat
ter before tribunal Of justice.
We are informed that few months
ago Mr. Bell came to Seattle with the
express purpose of making Seattle his
future home, and sail out OF this port.
Mr. Bell thinks that now his prospects
are bhghted. as no captain will chip
him on account of his bringing such
matter before court, instead Of resort.
.ng to the usual sea method of having
big row on shipboard. We should
think that Mr. Bell has taken the wises,
and most gentlemsnly method. and b.
should he supported i'll it. His coun-
sellor, Mr. Burke, is using strenuous
measures to see that Mr. Bell obtains
justice. and. judging from the public
sympathy upon the street, Mr. Bell
should he o. quilted from the charge of
desertion aud discharged from the yes
sci without dissenting voice. Letters
II recommendation from officers in the
naval service where Mr. Bell served
during the late rebellion, and honor
able discharges from the Navy and
mercantile; marine, were read in court
and created great sympathy. as Mr. Bell
has been severely wounded 10 support
the laws aid freedom Of the citizens OF
America during the late war, and now
he asks to be protected by those laws
from ignomlny aud assault. Should the
Justice decide that Mr. Bell has to go
back IN the vessel, he will have TO go.
or go 10 jill until the ship Is ready for
se, aud then in charge OF an officer will
be escorted To the ship. There Is some
thing revolving IN the last alternative.
OBSERVER
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

This school for girls and little chill
dren established IN April last. IN Ter the
rectorship of Rev Geo III Watson, with
Miss Habersham as LADY Principal. has
now an average attendance of 30 pupils
The present term closes on Friday.
July LIST.
After vacation of two weeks, it is
proposed to reopen again on Monday,
July 18th. and to continue the follow.
ing term until the holidays.
An additional teacher will be en-
ployed If the number OF pupils reaches
forty.
To secure a seat, early application
should DO made to the Rector or Prin-
cipal.
Terms Of tuition per month: Prima-
ry department 50; Preparatory s.; Ac'
ademic 81. je4 2wd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

During visit to Provid-Dce Hospi-
tail, yesterday. an IyTELLrGEsCER re-
porter Cleaned the following items
There are ., present % patients re-
csiviDg treatment as the Hospital -2yI
malesi and 2 females; IL Of these are
county charges and 10 private,
Miss Fshnie Rounds OF seabeck. who
underwent painful surgical operation
last week, by having diseased bone
tskentfrorn her ankle, is dong we'll,
and will soon be able 10 return to her
home.
Abner Clarke, Q Skagit logger. who
cut his foot badly some week. ago, bad
one OF his toes smp1tated yesterday by
Dss willard and Smith.
James Ward. who was shot and had
his leg broken by the ball. some two
months ago. On Washington Street. -
now able 10 walk around. znd has
about recovered. The bullet has never
bsen found. and stlll remains in bis
body.
John Ross, who had his thumb
crushed at Newcastle. sine time ago,
and afterwards had tha, member am
putAted. will b; ready for work again
in few days.
4 ID Jedderholm. OF squak. died OF
heart disease. May 26th. and was
buried. He leaves O wife and two
children.
Geo Hogage, who was cot in the arm
ct Port Gamble about two weeks ago,
il recovering very rapidly. and will
soon be we'll.
No steps towards bailding tue con.
templsted structure for hospital pur-
poses will be taken this year. If the
institution continues to thrive, large
and convenient building will probably
be erected by the Sisters next year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

LAND ARRANGEMENT facilitate
the disposition of their lands in East
Washington, the Oregon Improve
ment Company tender the terms fol-
lowing: The lands are divided into
three classes. A b and G, sold on in.
s,alment plan for cash; discount of
20 per cent. bsing made when cash is
paid. Glass A lands are sold at IS per
acre or $500 per 100 acres. payable in
0 annual installments. first payment of
$lS3 81 payable at time Of purchase;
interest on deferred payments. payable
either then or ct the end of second year
and so on. Glasses Il and 9 sell for
8 and $40 ON same time as above, In
terest ut z per cent per year. A dis
count Of ten per cent. will be made
when parties purchasing under the in
stallment plan substitute n cash pay.
mont before 9th payment. Upon the
purchase Of 100 acres. the company
will erect house, not to cost over 1850
and fence so acres; or IL so acres tie
purchased house worth $3.50 aud
fence 10 acres When parties need lum.
Der to improve their lands. il will be
shipped TO them for ten per cent ad-
vance on actual cost.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

THE NEW VICTORIA STEAMER The
stern wheel steamer now being bull. at
Moore's shipysrd. James Bay. for the
Pioneer Line. is rapidly approaching
completion and will be launched the
latter part Of next week. She will be
Q splendid boat, having very superior
accommodation for o hundred cabin
passengers and being fitted with ell
the most recent improvements. She
has three decks-main. boiler ana
hurricane--and hef machinery will be
of the most powerful description. She
will have fuli length cabin and will
be steered by Cites patent hydraulic
gear Her cylinders are 20 in. in di-
amster with 5 fl. stroke, but IN all
prob ability the length Of stroke will
he increased next winter to f.. Her
length OF keel is 165 f., over all 100
feet. beam IS feet and depth of hold
II. She will have = cary ing capacity
of 600 tons and her two tuhainr bollers,
bnilt by Mr. J Spratt. Ia = heating
surface OF about 5000 II. Her timbers
are usually strong and the fore and af;
brikheAds are sabd,vided into 40
water tight compartments. Every pre-
caution has been taken to render her
thoroughly s,surch aud seawortby. as
she Is intended for the through route
between this port and Yale. Her keel
Yves laid in April last and tn work Of
construction has been conducted uuder
the immediate superintendence Of Mr.
A Watson. Her owners are determined
To make her the fastest boat atost in
these waters. and it il confidently ex-
pected that she will attain speed Of
sixteen miles an hour Her maine has
not get been made public Standard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

THg Boar RACE. Several hundred
people witnessed tho bo Il race between
Vic Burton and Harry G,tes las, even
ing. The course wa. from the barrel
factory wharf 10 Tesler's wharf. A
good start was had at o'clock. bu,
owing to the roushness of the water,
the race was anything but n pleasing
sight. Burton was the favorits and led
fron the start, beating Gates about
three lengths. BY way of divertise-
mont. 81 the close of the race Gates up
set his boat and wee towed 10 shore.
clinging TO 1t.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09
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