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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-09

Sm Of PORTER TAYLOR dissolved by mutual cop,sDt c ~
having sd h entire in
to
d Il POINTER,
Memphis, Tenn. 49, 1882. o. wv " MMa{6kk9{RR Ma6k{RR
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n there ever e1iEted doubt IN She
minds u the peopl" m 10 the efficacy NJ
the many preparations ow being manu-
featured daily at the laboratory ~ Tuck
cr r Willis they can soon have Nh 10
miuds di-nbused Of that error hy coming
aud witnessing hourly the many ',su
inouials given in their favor II d. rim
/ ply woud.rful what trade they have
/ built mp on their elegant and ro liable
/ home remedies They are well name.
simple Remedies" Everybody can us'
them and their results are always salts
iactory. -lOI3l
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4 UT ALTON.

Tie State OF rcSas-'ro the sheriff orany
cOuslabl, Of MClenuAn county--Greet-
i.W
You are hereby comm indrd that you
summon by IN ,,ing publication OF this
citation m some newspaper published IN
tine county ui Nctcnnln tor tour success
siyr weeks prior to return dav hereof the
unknDNn heirs If Charles Moore, dcccas.
cl, 10 be- aud appear before the honorable
district court OF Mclvnuan county, Texts,
10 TIA e. turt-huu-r thereof, IN tue City OF
Wa o. on ile inst VI niar in November.
4. u. 50, th"n ana there 10 answer the
pc ltipn ui j Il. Robertson. pl intin. ilii,l
iu aid court uu the ird day ui October \.
Il. lSS2, against the unknown heirs OF
CHAR e. Moor, deceased, Tor suit number
3sji, The nature of which demand isihs
follows, tu-Ni plaintiff alleges that he
{, ruv Owner In lcr simple of sos IL acres
Of lml ~ Wise county, Tex -. patented
on the 3lEt day of OriObDr 1872, to said
Charlie, Moore by virtue ct bounty.
warrant No. 2JlG Tor 1920 acre, OF and Ia
sued 10 suid Charles Moore, aud also that
he il the owner al 1885 ucrrs of land in
VI Lehman county, Texas. patented 20
-nil Chrl, Moore (by virtue ot said GER
l.traleI "a tine 10Th day OF October, lN77
alH sues tn remove cloud from his tide to
add twu tJars OF land
Herein Tail not, lint otthis writ, ami how
YOU uayy executed the same, m Ike due
return ~ the law directs
sued under my hand, and the seal oi
the district court # Mclsnnan county,
Texas, Yt uili in Waco, this the Bird day
Of OIober, 1852.
Attest: Il. +. BRAsLEY,
Clerk District Court, Mclonntn county
Texas.
Came IN hand on the 3rd day of October
A. u lsS2, and executed on the Bird day OF
October a. d. 1889, by ordering publisll,d
ior iOur cons cutlye weeks previous To n.
juru day In the Waco EXAMINER, a news.
diaper published In NJ len AN county.
1904 VAN HALL, Sheriff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

Benjamin +. Bu Ter having been nom.
mated by the democracy ~ MHssaclm
retts for governor, the ImureHslon hns
become general that the price Of silver
spoons would advance from the fact
that an assessment Tor campaign pur-
poses would become necessary and that
said assessment would b called on silver
spoons lowing to the practical expert
"a and unequallcd facilities ~ the
candidate Tor raising funds on such
goodsl II this should be the case, ! ANA
happy to inform the public that | am
selling and will continue 0o sol, kugcr-
& Bros celebrated silver ware at my
advertised price which are lower than
any house ia Tex TX, at j. LcylnHkrr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

The true antidote to the effects 81 Win.-
ma ia Hoste'icr'- Stomach Bittcr.. This
meiiCine t. one OF the most popular rcIu-
rlIe- of m age Of -uc iul proprietary
specifies. and is In Immense demand
where ~ on this continent i'yrr az aglc
exists A Winrglusslul three times q day
i. the best possible prepartlc tor On.
counlcring Il maArious afmo.phcrr, ug
ulHting the liver, aud inylgort'iug the
stomach For sale By all drugglst- nnb
dealers urrilY
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(NTATION.

The State al 1rNas---'ln the sheriff or any
constable OF MCLcnnun cOunty-Gtcet-
Hg
You are hereby commanded that you
summon by making publication oi this
citation iu som" newspaper published In
McI.cnniu county Tor tour successive
weeks previous tu II turn day hereof A..
Alice, TO 10" and appear before the honor
able district court OF Mcl.ennuu county,
lrNn-, Mt the cuurth use thereof, In the
rlty Of Waco, on the FIRST Monday In No
mbcr, 4 -. l-s3 then and there Ia an
sNydr the petition II The La Belle wagon
works, plinliil, II rl Ia said court on thu
20 h day Of september, A. d, 1889, against
g.. T. Gates and A. Alice (whO composed
the tirm OF G.. u t,tics a Goa. defendants,
Tor -ul No. 1929, the nature Of which
d"mlud IA ug follows, to-Nit an action
tor the collection OF a draft Tor 81 1891
drawn ON said lltm ui &. IT, Gates ~ Co.,
ny plaintiff tor goods, wares. etc, pur-
chased at pniplitl by SAIL defendants, said
d,irnduuts, g l.. Gttcs Il Co having nc
| ccp'r said draft Plinfil prtys judy
mrut for hi- aid drbi, Cu-t-, otc
llrtciu fan not, hui at this writ, and how
NoI htvf executed thr same, make due re-
| turn "a, tine laW directs.
l--ucd undol my hand, and the seal OF
| TIE district court Of MCl.cnnan county,
| Texas. Mt office ~ Waco, iii, tho Both day
ol september, l'sl
Aur-t, T., + Bu~LEY,
loIlIS OK. n. g., Mel 90 Fox.
Como 10 hand on lhc 3llh day OF Sep
tinhcr, \. u. lSS2. aud eNrcuel On the
sane day. drr,ng the same published in
the Waco Examiner four weeks prior 10
7 IL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Mpssrs. Sparta Il llcrhrlin have thi- dty
made AN assignment 10 mr OF nll their
property Tor he benefit Ot such creditor,
onl' ia viii cOn-ont TO pccept their pro-
purlianRl share al heir estate. and dis.
charge them irom their resp, g i've claims,
OF which creditors will take notice
ions / FLlNr. Assignee.
Waco, Texas, August %, lSsl
lOljlrulit
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have already notified the public that
u certain cigar maker IN tina city Ia at
tempting tn inn ate two NJ my brands OF
cigars marrow Guugc' Wud Sweet
Sixteen manufactured expressly Tor
me 10y Frey Brothers, Mnuuinrtpry No.
~, New Y rk Every box Of the genuine
hnp tine nnmc NJ thoso manufacturers on
alp inside The box, Hs we'll ns on the
label nuteld" now learn that thu
same cignr mHk,r ia trying to turr ont
fraudulent cigar tdlso mnnufHc ured
Tor mo by Frey Brothers, the name N
sidc and outside the box which IL my
famous M X. aud r." clgur Hopeless
of making u good cigar Of his own hrnda
he tries 10 initiate mirc b talk NJ tho
names uf these three brands which IL ar
great deception ou smokers aud iho
trnde na / IN uujnet iu me. | again whru
the -nhllr ~ these limitations. nm the
only one who sells the genuine.
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At Tucker & Willis there i- YET le't q
few bushels Of that Egyptian rust pro Z
wheat, raised by r. NJ Johnson, South
Bosque; the yield tx said 20 Dee with any
/ kind Of season. from ~ 10 10 bushels
l-lOl3tf
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MEDICAL.
1bs Great English Remedy.

w IsAnever failing Cur,
--cuFYM for nervous debility,
AfXAHsSI-scN Exhausted vitAlity
tr1eI7--sIsE- seminal weak ness
~ SlN spei matOrrhua, LOST
M r. IN NNMANHOOp, impOtsn.
IA z .OAM .Aff1Ncy, paralysis, amt al
n F|xNN the terrible effects o
MIX ,A239 kyself abuse, youth ful
az Z LIN .LMjfoilirs aud eNCesses o
kAN $<x&tSXm AtuTcr years such at
wv. ArHE$IN O-s uf memory, lAssl.
NJ v>~[sN ude, nocturnal ennis
Nh 1.ful>&@S8 sion. aversion nf rucip
-. ty, dimness of vision,
10. ,b,. bend, the vital nuid passing un-
aol:rs " a. the urine, and mans other disease.
Observer a. insanity and "eath. The medical
ihal eau 49, ~ ,nnnected with the institution arr
srnrl,a,s..o or the best colleges OF Europe and
gaIuNnntry. auh have hsd large eNprrirnce ~
BIZ t"',,ii,s and VIII agree to forfeit FIVE
nee ,u.pSEit pOILARs to q case of this kind
NJ NTTn,i KFSTURATiNtO ndrr their special
ueNI "a, tr.Atn,eptl viii not cure or for any
sNlvi S',,,or, or INJURIOUS found IN II. We treat
hfh l'ii diseases successfully without mer-
al W' PRESENTATION FREE. Thorough
tail ,.tInn and advice, including analy sis 81
HSIh Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
arn', 'itI.. NJ tour times the quantity, 81
- nv address upon receipt of price. e.
srnI .tc,,rp from Observation, and ~ private
q H}T.s lrei, by English Medical Institute
paWr nli,g street, st uuis, Missouri Post
No'I 49,, ,lGi. Tucker 4 wills. Wholcsal,
ohi, 1R.,.tl gents Waco. Texas --Oiohlwly
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VITA IHtDN.

Inc Sute NJ 1iSns--To The shrrin OF
any constable OF McLrnuBn county
Greeting.
You are hereby commanded that YOU
summon by IN king Publication ot thi-
citation In sOWe new paper pub isu,d 100
the county Of Mel, nntn tor tour surrrs-
live weeks prcyiOu, to return day hereof
a. Alice, 10 be aud apprur before the h,u.
o,tblc district court ni Mclonn,n county.
leKas, At the courthouse thereof, / The
city OF Warp, on tho lir.t Muu.lhy In NJ.
vcmbrr, A. H.. 1889, then aud here h. nm
swrr the petition oi the In Belle Nng n
works, plainlin flied in -Hid rouIt on he
3Dth iAy ~ september A H. 1852 against
\. Alice, defendant, ior -uit numbered
1870 the nature of which demand /. is
iplioVs, tt-'it, an Wniinn Tor tho {. lice
fiuHot a draft for u %! ~, drawn on snid
.lri nltnt by pllnl II ipr goods, wares,
rtc purchased OF plain IN b, sild dci,j j
an, sad d' icndaIt having accepted d
dlalr. rihntil pays iu lgurrt Tor
hi- aid debt, cost. etc.
Herein iiii not. but Of tli. 'Viii, aud how
70, have executed the same, ~ he due
l,turn MS th, law dirrc.,.
ls-Iod under ms han !, md the .esl at
the dstrri court ol Mcl.cnnau county,
lpNas, ut ohicr Ia Waco, his tbc 3Oth dag
81 sep mbrI, los3
Alr,H; Il f. BgA-lET
lO5IIw Clk. -. e.. Mel. CO FOX.
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49, Shs;.
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TUT rs
HzkHE5ISzEQsess'ssizfsS & Z ssSsJE
Pill L. s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q p!SORpERED LIVER
IS THE EhNE

OF the present generation 1t is for tho
Cure Of this disease and 80 attendants,
CK-HEhDA CHE, BILl0UsNEss, DYB'
PEPsIh, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc, that
TUFTS PILLS have gained world-1 DO
reputation. No Remedy has over been
discovered that acts so gently on the
digestive organs, giving them vigor 60 ~
similste food. As natural result tho
Nervous systcm is Braced, the Muscles
arc Developed, and the Hody Hobuse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

NHEAp- spnie Of the m 80 desirable resi-
" denCr lOtslh IN" city. Auply To HTnt. D.
W krAusr, yfth iifth strict. F!-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

OuSE with i've rooms. lot SOB = irrt front
on south Fiith stree ANA .lu feet rear.
stable and buggy house, we'll and clSlrru up-
pUslte Or. Parks y ace rrio" ~ 2ip Apply
10 7, Is. COX, over State Central Bank.
lu-lO-dlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03
ToR SALE OR RENT.


sJ RENTAL
and
real, ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
No. si6 y street northwest
U.ower Floor.)
Great bargains for a fcw days in sale Of lots.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unfurnlshed OF
every description in all paris Of the city. for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on q new and novel PLAN for the convenience OF tho
public aiIording PREE or cIIARgr, by aid of da-
giving an accurate description OF foos, Houses Lots,
Furniture, Location, &c, WITH ExCHANoE OF REF-
we also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture, &c.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
No 1853 Corooran st. n. W., three elegant rooms
No sB i2th ST. n. W., two elegant com. rooms.
No 700 Spruce ST. Le Drot Park one furnished house.
Elegant apartments for transents
One OF the incest offices on i 81. NV.
No iGS ilth ST. n. W.. elegant rooms
No i9lf St n. W., elegant parlors and rooms
No i2jO7th 81. n. W., homelllSe rooms.
No a72 @ street NJ W., double pnrlOrs and rooms
No s1l t3th 81. n W., elegant parlors and rooms.
No. III i2th 81. u. W.. dining.room ana kitchen'
No 81 X Vt. n. O., unnrnisled rooms
No. 100 r. st. n. W., front unturntSned roOuA
No. 7Oi 18th IT. ~ w.. 3unnurnished rooms =, ,,,
Corner Maple and HArewOOd avenues, lie Droh farK' .
magnificent house and lot for sale or rent
Corner u and Eighth streets n. w, nice Store
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
FURNISHED and Unitirnshcd. The demand upon us Is
Increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
for Rent will hnd II GREATLY TO THEIR INTEREST 10
call on US. Office hours a. IN. to p. m. s.,
des SUTPHlN & ROGERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03

Mr. Ford claims that ofall the Patience" opera
companies that were organized at the beginning
of the season his is the only yone-eXcepung DOyly
Carte's-that has been successfuland made nstheu-
cism dramutized and set to music sought Ofler.
Patience" was originally produced by this CONF
pany in ST. Louis three months In advance OF Its
first production in New York, and It's continuous
success Is one OF the indications of the excellence
and increased value Of its musical work, The
company has been enlarged by ucCCssious from
the Comfy Barton Patience" Company and a
number Of church choir singers, The costumes
will all be new and the scenery APPROXIMATE The
WILDE, Messrs. Fitzgerald, Lang, CUliuy, Raymond
Jones, ana male chorus Of twenty dragons ;
also, Miss LuCetto as the Lgy, Miss McIIonry MS
the Sufo,rer Misses Stcmb,er, Taylor, and twenty
love.siX maidens. There has b,eu much inquiry
for Patience" aud the sale Ofserts, which began
yesterday indicates series of iull houses The
first perlormAmee WIN be ON Mondny n0XL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03
LUNCH AND HYGIENE.

The most popular Government official in the De.
partmcnt Of the Interior just now is Commissioner
Mcfarland, of the General Land Office, who pub
lshcd order yesterday restoring to the clerks Of
his bureau the privilege of the lunch half-hour,
which has been so long aud so unjustly withheld
from them. This welcome order was the occasion
Of fmuch rejoicing among the ladies and gentlemen
employed and 1t contained, moreover, n most wise
and thoughtful provisiOn-that the windows Of all
the rooms should be kept open during the recess
TO purify the air in the overcrowded aud il-venti
lated rooms. 1t required no little courage in q
comparatively newcomer to restore II privilege
which had been abolished for years, but the Gov
crnmcnt will be largely tho gamer. The amount
of time lost by sickness will be greatly decreased,
while the employees will labor harder and more
cheerfuy now that the unjust discrimination
under which they labored has been at last re-
moved. They VIII see to 1t also that the kindness
shown them is nutabused. Some Oflh employees
think Of presenting chrome of Carl Schurz to
Captain A. A. Thomas, editor of the Reporter, who
has strenuOusly advocated this measure in several
issues of his paper. The lunch containing satchel
of the clerkess and "grip-sack of the clerk will
form less prOninent,tcalures in the nine o'clock
prOcessions of The future as their bearers can now
skip gently home for brief season, while all will
be enabled on pay days to sally forth at noontde
and--und collect their rents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03
OHIO ELoouENCE
Rivals n It Does Not Beat Rob InEcr-
soil.

soil.
Scene on the Maumee Rivera murder trial.
where an injured husband shot and killed the
bad man who had wrecked, &C.; Mr.. Lessick
for the defense, then proceeded to address the Jury
giving history of the relations between Harmon
and Mrs. Cole, relating clrcumstantlally the many
scandalous acts of the handsome but unprlnci-
pied Harmon, recitcd the long list of wrongs and
outrages Cole had patiently borne at the hands OF
the bully and libertine, who, not satisfied with
bringing the spectre Of cold distrust and Jealousy
into nice, happy, and peaceful home arrogant
In the strength Of his muscular manhood he hesi-
tates not to wrong the trusting heart Of the man
he had so bitterly wrongod by wantonly hurting
into his teeth the most humliating and insulting
taunts. Is 1t any wonder that this man, bearing
about with linn from day to day constantly &c.
cumulatng load of trouble, growing heavier and
heavier with the flight of time. the awful certainly
of the desecration of his home, the cold ashes OF
wifc's honor scattered abOuths desoae hearth, the
shrine Of domestic purity overthrOwn by the ICON
oclustc hand of a sensual and brutal wretch, who
openly boastcd of his most eXecrable achieve
ment the well spring of love and confidence
broken up and the clear stream that had so often
refreshed the parched lips of husband and wife
sOiled, and turbulently bearing on its bosom the
wrecks of Il once happy home. Is II any wonder,
then, with the memory OF his wrongs constantly
seething through his brain, that there should At
least have been q dire Calumniation? That the
Hood OF wrong should ut last have burst its
bounds and whelming In its rcsistless embrace
prudence, regard for law, nll the guards that pro-
tect the mind, and that Cole, IN q moment OF un-
control liable emotion, took the life of the selfcOn
fesed destroyer Of his wifUs innocence and honor,
and the iyraut who, in the pride of his strength,
OF blue eyed beauty and left n darker stain thau
that upon the forehead of him who slew his
brother. Blood cannot wipe II out, Court ad-
itoutned until halt-past eight tomorrow morn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
In your paper this morning perceive that A.
T. Smythe, of South Carolina, is by mistake put
down as coored He is q white man, of wealthy
antecedenIs son of Rev, A, Il. Smythc and son in
law of James Adger, the quondam millionaire,
lately insolvent, lie is rightly classed with the
Bourbons, not that he is an old fogy, but rather
young one. Robert Fishburn has recently re.
nounced the Democratic party, TO which his an
cestOrs belonged for generations He is not,
therefore, a Liberal Democrat" not being n
Democrat at all. Fishburn is Il noted duelist.
It looks very much TO one who knows both parties
s @ ~ II ,h VIE fr PS t I,u ~, VT
coup dc piso'e, however formal the attitude of the
gentleman aiming the blow. Fishburn is n aOrid
athlete. Augustine H. Smythe's brow is "sicklied
DER with the pale cast of thought" The agitation,
however, is more the family anxiety of the numer-
Gus connections of Smythe, and is, at best, o
tempest In II tea pot. HlBERN.
FEBRUARY 2, 1882.
[Beg pardon. We thought he was of. color."l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03
CsndIemas nay and the GrOund-Hog.

Yesterday being Caudlemas Day the ceremony
of blessing the candles was observed In all the
Catholic churches in the District There Is
also a legend that on this day the ground. hog
emerges from his winter retreat and takes q
promenade. II he sees his own shadow he at once
beats a retreat and retlrgs TO his hole pulling IL In
after him This conduct has given Tlse 20 the pre-
dieuOn that there viii be very cold weather for the
next six weeks, lt lie does not see his shadow he
remains out and the remainder Of the winter Is
February will be very cold month, and tho
market In heavy ulsteGs and seal skin saGques is
therefore buoyant So are the plumbers and the
livery men.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03

bin for M injunction has been filed in equity
by James Il, Beler against John T, Talburg. The
complainant entered into a contract with the de-
fondant to build him n house. which was to be
completed by Christmas Day, and Sltcrward an
extension of time was granted until January IL.
The complainant, having surrendered the lease OF
the house he was living in, prepared to move into
his new house, although II was not entirely fin
ished, when the defendant in his absence, entered
the house and took torciblc possession Of II aud
his entry into the premises. The defendant bases
his action on the ground that there is u balance
siill due on the contract, This the complainant
denies and states that even iii were true the de-
lendant has proper legal remedy by the mechanics $
lien law. The complainant prays that the defend
Iu IL hnugp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03

Wednesday morning, after Judge Smell had taken
his seat on the bench Assistant District Attorney
Edward G. Blunt presented to the court his sue.
cessor, Mr., Charles 5. Moore, Mr., Blunt rendered
his resignation some time ago. TO take effect after
the rush of business incident to the Guileau trial
was over Mr.. Moore Is q well. known member OF
the District bar is exceedingly wcll-Teud, and
thoroughly familiar with all the Details of crlmi-
nal law lie Is very popular young man, and
will make un efficient and valuable public officer.
Mr. Blunt, In introducing Mr., Moore, said that he
hoped his successors experience with tho court
would be as pleasant as his had been, Judge Smell
replied that he had every reason to compliment Mr..
Blunt and hoped his successor would merit the
same praise. Mr.. Moore replied briefly and then
entered on the duties Of his office,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03

An enthusiastic meeting Of the members of this
fraternity residing in Washington was held last
evening at the residence Of Brother Trimble, No.
GA Thirteenth street northwest, Among those
present were Hon. Glenni W, ScOheld, Of the Ham
ilton Chopteri Hon. Edwin Willis, II, II. Thayer,
aud Henry W. Lord, PENN Chapter Matthew
Trlmble, Kenyon Chapter Captain T. a, Pratt,
Yale Chapter James II, Allen and A. i. Andrews,
Dartmouth Chapter; Professor r. A. Springer, Mid
uesoN Chapter Rev, J, q, Amos, Captain Y, w,
Mitchell, and Il, J. Mitchell, Williams Chapter,
Brother Trimhle was called % the chair and
Brother Il. j. Mitchell chosen secretary. COM
miltee was appointed to perfect arrangements ioT
a reunion banquet also one 10 take preliminary
steps for the oTganizaton OF graduate chapter in
tho District OF Columbia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-03
ARCTIC SEARCHERS,



The Secretary of the Navy yesterday detailed
Lieutenant Giles B, Harber and Master william Hs
sohuetze U. s. ~, to proceed via st. Petersburg to
Irkutsk, Siberia, for duty in the search expedition
proposed by Lieutenant Danenhower in his last
dispatch The suggestion of Lieutenant Danen-
hover is TO charter steamer in early spring to
cruise in search OF Lieutenant Charles w. Chip
and his boat party, and asked for two line officers.
The detail of Lieutenant Harber will give that
oflcer the command, he being senior to LeutCn-
ant DancnhOwer. The officers detailed are or
dercd to sail from New York by the steamer which
leaves tomorrow. Lieutenant Hurber, who is
now commanding the torpedo vessel Alarm, at
the navy-yATd here. IS Il native and resident Of
Ohio, from which State he entered the Naval
Academy in July, lSG5. lie graduated In 1869
very near the head Of his class, and finally was
promoted to his present rank Septemberl0 1874,
Since 1863 he has had nearly eleven years sea ser
vice nearly FIVE of which has been under his
Missourlau by birth, appointment and residence,
and entering the Naval Academy IN 1869, gTSdu-
atCd at the head of his class In 1873, becoming
master November 50, 1878. In his brief service he
has been only eight months unemployed and
only three yej r OH shore duty
these officers, leaving Saturday from New York,
will DO RhiO to reach lrkutsR about the middle Of
March next, and then ouly by cQursng by sledges
across nearly two thousand miles of plains and
mountain ranges and over the bleak Caucasus.
The trip itself is almost grand the cruise the
when they reach Irku,sk thoy have full fifteen
hundred miles to travel nOnhwaTd before they
reach the mouth of the Lena River and the Arctic