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these days of coalitions, and
ors of coalitions, one Eeed not
rprised at any sort Of a politi-
ie-together. The latest cosli-
in the wind is reported by the
apolis correspondent of the
more Sun of Monday last.
to the effect that senator Cor
and Governor Hamilton have
aced, and are to pull together.
IL, Of course, enough to make
se-post smile.--Chestertown
5ript.
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ECLIPSE Wind ENGINE.
Victorious at Four Wo,ld's Fairs.
HAS TAKEN 6 GOLD. 6 SILVER AND 2
BRONZE MEDALS AND 1870
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
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gether. re export more than all others combined
Our Mill is not sold cheap Mill. but the best
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Gu feet diameter, from man to 40-horse power and
used for pumping from wells, springs, brooks and
rivers. Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
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plain ornamental and will guarantee to give sat
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them:
r. Mordecai D. n. Mallory
John f. Phillips, James ". Tyson,
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6eneral Agents
No. &c East Pratt street Baltimore, Nd.
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lican Party Prospects.

outh. This sort of party
resorted to as q sort of
irritant. There is evidence
that the Republican party
together by nothing but
hesive power Of public plum
This may at any time prove
only q rope of sand. Strong
has proven during the venal
ID of Republican rule, it is
d OF union which always has in
ae seeds of its own dissolution.
g financial theories OF the Re-
,lican party of the East, If re-
ed to practice, or pressed to the
Y Of giving them real vitality,
evitably drive the States OF
.cific slope and also Colorado
he Democratic fold. The
olican majority in those States
xists at all, is very doubtful.
yet the Republican party
ened by the loss of them,
d be in q minority. Bedford,
-ioradoyAss been openly re-
Jus throughout the present
on. And the language of SeE-
Teller, Of the same State, re-
uttered in the Senate, is full
gnificance. After saying the
emit tariff 10 not the tariff the
Die demand, and condemning
policy that would " strike out
xistence une-half Of the money
- world that men holding the
les might have a better and
err grip upon the people who
sathe money and who pay the
es in this country" he said
r. President, | was educated
he Democratic party, and
o it failed to represent my sen
ents l had the courage to get
of it, and Ipropose upon this
estion r. represent myself and
I ALLOW the Republican party to
put in q position of misrepre-
ting the wishes of the great
ale of the West and South. "
o slumbering hatred OF the anti
I'D termers may be stirred into
ivity at any moment. The
lwsrt element have the advsn-
q just now in the possession OF
} executive branch of the Gov
ment, with all its patronage,
this serves only to intensity
jealousy and disappointment
he defeated faction. Conkling
Sobertson menace the har-
e>the party in New York,
: fierce war which is now
On Blaine not only endan-
he success OF the party in
but is an ominous sign oil
! unhappiness aucng the
/. Even the South, which
ed upon as so promising a
lican recruiting ground, pre-
.Sdifficulties. Such Repub-
8 as are there will prove them
% ola singular meek and self
cling kind if they shall con-
} the entire immolstion of
interests and total seques-
of Federal patronage, which
sgard as rightfully theirs.
ere tractable in Virginia
great pressure, but it will
rvel ii they view with en-
sun the purchase of unprin-
and halfhearted Repabli-
lilies with honors, trusts and
mage which have always and
ywhere been regarded as the
rdon of party fidelity. They
Begin to ask where the advsn-
to themselves ia to come in.
organization Of the Democrat
ty may not be as compact AS
,nld be, nor its elements as
geneous as could be wished.
certainly does not face great
myers nor require nearly SO
skillful management as its
aent. It should win decisive
the coming contest now ap
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WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
llshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale OF measurement: Very tufbid, to 8; turbid,
TO 10; slightly turbld, 10 10 %; clear, % to &c.
Condition Of tho wnter Tuesday, May DAT Great
Fails, 3; at receiving reservoir 30; at distribute
ing reservoir. 60.
oo There are are many persons in esorsetoyn' no
what extent the strike among tho miners
in the Cumberland region has already nf-
ieeted us The superintendent Of ono of the
whorves says their company alone pays out to
ming regularly with coal), about 800 week. His
estimate of the amount OF money which would be
paid out along the entire canal through George
town, were II not for the strike is in the heighbor
here. As 1t Is, the men who have been dependent
upon this means of living are out OF work, aud
consequently out of money. Naturally nearly
everything is higher in price, and those who can
on account Of those who cannot. Coal Is not the
only article which has advanced In price, as O
visit to our markets will show. While we sympa-
thize with the miners who are out of work. we arc
beginning TO wish others would. make some ar
rangements with the coal companies, in case they
cannot.
Sales at Droycr's Rest Tusday, May o. las ro.
ported by MIR. Linn)Very few sales, as most Of the
Fifteen cattle up and sold Mt ~ cents. Fifly
lambs, IA TO So cents. Forty sheep. ~ cents
Twenty cows and calves, $50 10 $50.
, Schooner W. L. Walker Captain, Kelsey, from
South Gardner, Me, has arrived with 600 tons OF
ice for Great Falls Ice Company.
Sales of fish yesterday at tho whnrf-75,000 her.
ring at $50 TO Sc per thousand; 1000 shad. at Sl2
q 30 per hundred and 400 taylors at 80 cents TO
High tide May 10 "wednesday at 12;47 a. M and
LIZ y. m.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. John X. johnson is sick at his residence in
Arlington district, Alexandria County.
Eight marriage licenses were granted in this
city during April, an increase Of five upon March.
The fair for the benefit of Relief Hook and Lad
der Company has opened most auspiciously, the
attendance being very large.
The committee on streets Of tho city council
commenced yesterday the work OF filling in the
dock ut the foot of Prince street.
Rev. DR.. Gallaudet will hold service in Christ
Church at eight o'clock tonight for dcaf-mutes
He will explain their Language and present their
case.
A large number of young shad from the Fish
ovor the Virginia Midland Railroad for Georgia
TO be placed in the rivers OF that State.
The north bound train over the Virginia Mid
land Railway, due here early yesterday morning
did not arrive until lntc yesterday evening, having
been delayed by the breaking ofan axle.
The colored male school at Freedman's Village
George w. smith, of Washington, teacher, has beer
discontinued by the county superintendent Its at.
tendance having fallen below the number (twentS
pupils required by law.
Mr.. Henry Englehnrdt will have the body of the
man found dead and buried near Georgetown
few days ago, supposed to be the German Switzer
who mysteriously disappeared from his brewery
In West Eud, disinterrod to-day for Identification
The registration books were opened at the vari
Gus polling places In this city yesterday morning
Up to three o'clock p. m. q good number of trans
fofs had been granted, but only few new voter
had been registered. Tho present registration
books arc In dilapidated condition, and new
ones arc much needed.
At meeting Of tho County School Bonrd at the
residence Of County Superintendent Wibert, tn,
treasurer reported that he had received from th,
late treasurer, f. w. Windsor, $3.50. The report o
he had overpaid the sum due for schools in Wash
ington and Arlington districts
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Children suffering with Collie soon experience relic
when simmons Liver Regulator Is administered.
Buy only the Genuine In White Wrapper, with red
q Prepared by
j. II. ZExLIN d 60.
~
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REAL ESTATE.


The OmciaI Trnnsactlons as Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. +. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tions in real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recordtr Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY,
On Myrtle street. between North Capitol and First
rel front ~ g7{ feep Henry c. Thomas trustee to
on sixth street west, Between Q and H streets
John r. Edison q AL trustees. to John JOY Edison 81
M Ninety feet fsont on North L street Thy "A feet
inches ON North Capitol street. sublots H. ~ ana 7s
square 62D' Henry RUPERT, executor, TO AdOlph j..
In the rear OF North street. on sO-foot alley be-
square 5S III feet mont by IS fss, Timothy d. DAILY
Ct al, trustees. 70 Ephraim Mach, $40.
neSss opS %an HSady 70 90 samuel tfs H.
On SIKH street east, between street south and
me 6sars a sfSasH ss s 81 e
Z. Grinder, s29Oo.
on North L street. between Third and Fourth
streets west part Of lots II aud ~ square 532 (i feet
by 70 feet ~ inchcs) John 4. Lehman to Harry
On N5rt Street 90 by 30 feet on Twentieth street
wes! suRiGt square no. Jesse shreve to James n
on Eishih street east between G and d streets
n9rth. subSs q SQUIRE ole f feet inches BY depth
on North Capitol street. 3 feet 10 inches by 90 feet
Pierce street, sublos @, a. 65 81 Gs, 3d. and TO-
sqnare. 99; Henry Ruppert executor, to John w.
QUO street north, between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets wqst suhot o. SQUARE 1875 IN feet inches by
g teetl Jacob Veihmeyor to Anthony s. Preston,
on X street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west part Of lot .quara ~ l4S feet inches by 70
iieetl Isaac L. Johnson TO William f. Reamer, si,
on Eleventh street west, between ". street north
streets north part efaqqare 700 o ee 'front.' 81 % feet
FreeJman's Saving aud Trust Company, 10 William
an T. siresi north batveen Fourth md RIM, st.s,s
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURr-JUsTrcE wYLIE-Jennie Will
Jams, larceny; verdict not guilty. Edward Simpson.
forgery personal recognizance for 500 taken. Emma
charged. George Thompson, larceny; nolle prose
picn of not guilty Withdrawn and plea of guilty
tered sentenced Erie pententiary for three years
ana ordered TO restore property. William Allen and
benjamin Murray; nolle prosequi by United states
Attorney. Adjourned till ten a. m. to-day. Assign
ment-Ernest Outen and all motions for new trials
CoURr IN BANC-THE CHIEF-JUsrICE AND JUs-
TICNs JAMES, HAGNEn, AND MACARTHTR.-The
United States Charles j. Guitean Reed for appel
liant opens Adjourned till ten o. m. to-day. No as
signment.
: EouiTY CoURT-JusTIcR Cox.-Ernest VS.. Err
nest; testimony before William II. Harrison or
dered taken. Pfel vs. Pel; testimony before VIII.
lam T. Snyder ordered taker. Vogel vs.. Haynes
contract for infants affirmed. Lewis vs. Lewis and
Alley vs.. Latta; appearance OF absent defendants
ordered. Wood VS., Glllensten; commission to APP
point guardian nd litem ordered TO issue Grimes
Smith; sale ordered and a. H. Duvall appointed
trustee to sell COtman vs. Moore action OF trustee
ratified. and payment ofinterest ordered Taylor vs.
Burnett; sale ordered, and T. Il. Waggaman APP
pointed trustee to SELL Creeden Creeden testi-
mony before w. II. Harrison ordered taken. Portner
VS.. Leonardo sale ordered. and James l.. Davis APP
pointed trustee to SELL Stettinus Stettnus; sale
ordered, and White, HoltzmRn, Lockwood and Silt
son appointed trustees to sell. Keller w. Ashford
dismissal of bill ordered Gunton Zantzlnger;
payment of Certain moneys TO II. A. ZAntznger or
dered Sisters bf Visitation VS.. Kidwell substitution
Of trustees ordered Adjourned TIL ten to-day.
Assignment-Nos 0, 10, H. 10, lG, H. is. and 10
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NEW YoRK, May 0.-Flour-Southern dali; COM
mon To fair extra t5 1906 90 good TO choice do 81 20
as go Corn i92kc higher, unsettled. and excited,
closing with less strength; ungrAded, 79GGslc; No q
May, sl'l@s314c. Oats ACDIsc higher and fairly ac-
tive; NO. g. Soc Cofee frmer and rather quiet; sales
low ordinary Rio, September, u az Rio In cArgoin
quoted at S09lOAc do In job lots ogI4c. Sugar quiet
steady, and unchanged; sales molasses sugar, 10,
fair to good refining quoted at refined steady
and qulet yellow g. 7fD7Sc. white extra G, HsSt.c:
yellow do s@981sc; yellow, 7JtGD7hc of A. sk(DvG:
mould A, es(99sc; standard 4, 0&c; confectionery
A. D5Sc; cut Loaf l0sc crushed 0lso; powdered lO
graduated, pc; cubes, l0sc MoassGs- Foreign dull:
grocery grades held iirmi demand fair. Rice hTm
and outlet. Pork fairly active; for export a shade
better sales mess, spot sls 0@ls sy for old SIS 100
1900 for new new June, SIS co. Middles quiet and
held very strong long clear, lie short clear, Ike
Lard 7sgl0e per 100 pounus higher and more active
closing steady sales primo steam spot, 81 6j; May
closing ut Sll O2y6gil g.
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whit. Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard. n Wear
VIII, Gown oo,s ,,or,, Jora Year
N"''' N''" ''"'' wheat
Opening;
May ...... u 23H$ ~ to 52Asis IS IN s7ts
June -.....l l 25ssl n 5laI Is As IL 571ell UjA
July ......l 1 g2A 7l5Sl 45Jsl Is 7aS IL 90 ..,.,
Highest:
May...., l 26JL 7a1sl SAIL i8 G2iEl IL 10 $3.50.
June -....l 27%l 73a 63el IS B7lRl II I2Sl 1 O7k
Juy,..... | 2jkI 733l i6saI Is % II IS ....,.,.
Lowest:
May ..... | | 23SI 721 b2al IS 10 | II a5 .....,,.
June ..... I 2jHI n ST. IS 45 II IS / UjN
JULY. | .2al 7lMl 4Wl rs Tall II 80 ...,.,,,
Closing:
May"~.". I 25nl 7l4l 5Hi Ia 6?SI II Tls l........
June $50. I 27Hl 72Il 53}I is B7k II 40 1 U71a
Julym.... rs 73S 4JA is v2,, II 60 ..,.,,,..


BALTIMoRE, May o.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Howard street and Western superne. 50 5O@gi 5O do
extra 50 0j@0 co. do family, 80 1907 %; City Mills su
perine 50 1904 rs; do extra IS 90GD7 So Rio brands
81 2597 81 Baltimore high grade family, IS co. do win.
ter wheat, patent, So 20. Wheat-Souihern lower;
Western lower aud more active; Southern red, 81 IS
OIL 81 do amber nominaly 81 1901 IS; No, Western
u 2s5fgi 8Sal July, u 24 a. ga; August b 2Os bid
Corn-SoutheIn lower; Western lower, closing hrmer;
Southern white, 9Oc; do yeo SIC; Western mis- ed
spot and May sic asked; June S56Ggsl &c; July, 81.
ossS ana gge saytSsp s E oHs
@92c do mixed 59e16Oc; Pennsylyania, 694g2c, Hay
quiet; prime TO choice Pennsylyanla and Maryland,
sl8 006pl7 ~. PROVISIONS firm, without change mess
pork toN9lO76; bulk meats shoulders and cleaT-r ID
sides pack ed JgllA4ci bRcOnshOulders aiic; clear
rib Sides l2'lc; hams, lO6Dl5ac; lard refined i2gc.
Butter lower aud quiet Western packed l5g3Oc; roll
l3tf25c: legs scarce, NclYe, and irn at 1c Coffee
qulei lilo cargOes ordinary to fair, S@o9hc. sugar
quiet A son Osic Whisky firm at q ~ Receipts
Flour, $40 barrels wheat 0OGg bushels; corn N $50
bnshels oats, 1865 bushels. shipments Wheat none:
corn, 1876 bushels. saies-Whcat, Sa376j bushels
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DI-EI.

CORDErTl-Af Arlington, Va, on the 9th OF May,
JANE A., beloved wife OF s. d. Corbett, in the 0lst
yehr OF her age,
Funeral on Thursday, May II, at2p.m.
MoRROW.--In Atlanta, Gn,, on the 9Th day of
May, Niss HELEN NJ. MoRnow.
Services win be held on Thursday, May II, at $50
Filth street northwest, city. Friends are Invited TO
attend. -
CORRESPONDENCE Q. CArHARINE AFRO, wife OF
Henry johnson, in the 43d year Of her age.
Funeral will take place Thursday, May H. ut $50
p. M. ffom her late residence, ~ street noTthweat
The remains Will be carried to St. Luke's p. r.
Church.
philadelphia papers please oopy.1 -
SHIPPEN.--On May s, Mrs. CLARA SHPrrN, aged
81 years, beloved wife OF John Sbippen, at her lnte
residence, No. 1850 Fifth street northwest.
Funeral Will take place at Lincoln Memorial
Church, corner Eleventh and II streets northwest
on Wednesday, May 10, at o'clock p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend 80
LEAvY.-on Monday, May 8, 1882 at 5 o'clock n.
M, ELLEN, widow Of Thomas Leayy, In the SD year
Of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
corner Thirteenth.and.n-half and ID streets soith-
west, wednesday, at o'clock y. m. Friends of the
fhmily are invited to nttond.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-10

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