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National Republican., 1882-03-29

Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, the case Of Marian
Jones against James Smith was ON the calendar.
1t will bo remembered that this is the case in
which writ Of capids dd sdtfsfdciend,un was ap-
piled for, and on which Smith was taken into
custody by the Marshal and subsequently released
on writ OF habcas corpus. Issues were made up
and the case set for trial before q Jury. The de-
fendants counsel, Mr.. J. X. Redington, before the
was called in the Circuit Court, applied to the
Court in Bnnc for writ Of certiorari to bring up
the case. Messrs. Mackey and Crittenden, for the
plaintiff opposed the motion, and the court refused
to grant the writ. The was called before Judge
Macarthur, and Miss Jones testified that she had
resided here since November, 1880 and was n clerk
in the Census Office till May 1881, boarding at the
Lochiel House, kept by defendant and his wife 4;
that she left there September l5 1881 leaving her
baggage-a trunk and packing box, containing her
wearing apparel. These were seized without her
knowledge and consent, aud she never got them
back again. The trial had not concluded when
the court adjourned
National Republican., 1882-03-29

In the Criminal Court yesterday Charles Shaw
was arraigned for the murder of his sister, Susan
Ann Carter on the 10th of January, 1881. The cir
cumstances in connection with the case were pub
lished last week, when counsel were assigned.
The Government was represented by the District
Attorney and Assistant District Attorney Taggart;
Messrs. Howard Clagett and A. A. Lipscomb were
assigned othe defense. DrJ. i. Hartigan testified
to performing the autopsy and to the nature of the
wounds, which might have been inflicted by q
stick or stones. The body was found by John r.
Hazel, who testified to discovering II In the road
tant testimony was introduced. The Jury was
placed in charge of the baifs and escorted to the
National Hotel for the night.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
MIR. Ircscot.

The response of the State Department
to the House inquiry as to Mr., Envoy
Trescots doings in Chill gives a very clear
exhibit Of the efforts of the Administra-
tion 10 serve Peru without violating the
rights Of Chilli, and it also shows Mr.. Tres
cot as rather teaty servant, grudgingly
yielding only partial obedience TO or
ders, His reprimand of the Government
for making public his instructions, his
declaration that friendly Intervention A"
will avail nothing, after being instructed
that our Government will tolerate no
other, all indicate the correctness Of his
opinion that he can be more useful in
Washington than in South American, be-
cause he could not, if here, operate as
an irritant upon Chill TO prevent her
from accepting friendly mediation.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

The capital City Guard will hold grand fair at
Wayland Hall, ON street, near Nineteenth street
northwest, from April II to April % inclusive, for
the purpose of raising uniform fund The his.
tory Of the corps is known to all, and 1t is also
we'll known that 1t has never received any assist.
ance from the District government. Up to this
time seventy-f four men have been uniformed and
equipped. Support of merchants and citizens
generally is expected and anticipated. great
many contributions have already been received
National Rifles, booths and tents used at their
late fair Messrs. Willett & Rouff. regulation
sword clerks in the Interior Department, hand
Joice, fishing tackle and a double case gold
witch given by Captain Thomas S. Kelly, com
ms onIinU IN
National Republican., 1882-03-29

The following assignment of revenue marine
officers have been made First Lieutenant Thomas
g smyth, ordered to the Dallas, stationed at Port
land, Me- First Lieutenant George f. Thurston,
to the Hamilton, at Philadelphia, Pa; First Lieu
tenant ]. A. SlaInm, detached from the Dallas;
Second Lieutenant w, T. KilgOre, ordered TO the
Manhattan Mt Oswcgo, n. Y; Second Lieutenant
owen $. Wiley, to the Corwin, at san Francisco,
Cal; Second Lieutenant George Delap, to the
Rush, at San Francisco, Cal; Second Lieu.
tenant John Morissey, jr., to the Walcot,
mund Burke, to the johnson, at Milwaukee Wis.
Chief. Engineer j. r. Wayson, to the Wolcott, at
lor, to the Corwin, at san Francisco, Cal; Chief
Engineer j. T.. Jcfifes TO the Perry, at Erie Pa;
First Assistant Engineer w. I. Blakcmore, to the
Dix, at Shicldshorough, Miss. Second Assistant
Engineer A. J. Howison TO the Manhattan, at Os-
wcgo n. Y. The resignation of Second Assistant
Engineer George II. Plumer is accepted, to take
effect March ~ lSS1
National Republican., 1882-03-29
LEGAL.


GUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- No. 5il. October Term, 1891.
George Myers plaintiff In error, VS.. Frederick ).
Swami ct al
Mr.. s. H. Phillips of counsel for the defendants In
error, suggested the death of George Myers, the
plaintiff In error in this cause, anC moved the court
for an order under the fifteenth rule to make ths
proper representatives parties wlereupon IL is now
here ordered ny the court that the proper rep
reientatives OF the said George Myers, deceased
aforesaid, shall voluntarily become parties within
the first ten days of the ensuing term of this court
the defendants in shall be entitled TO have the
writ of error dismissed. Provided, that copy oil
this order shall be printed In newspaper at the
seat of Government OF general circulation for threa
successive weeks. at least sixty days before the be-
ginning of the term of the Supreme Court next
SUING.
March 2, 1882
True oOpy-Test; JAMES II. MCKINNEY,
mrLJ3w Clerk Supreme Court u. q.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

THE Car and two Emperors are loving
each other just now almost beyond the
safety mark. Those loud demonstrations
ofafiection are danger-signals. Diplomacy
never embraces so warmly as when it is
getting ready to stab.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

Senator Plat, from the Committee on Pensions,
reported TO the Senate yesterday act liking the
rate pensions IN certain cases. II provides that
on and after its passage all soldiers and sailors
who, since the 10th OF July, 1880 have been PEN
stoned or rated at $50 per month for total and per-
monent disability requiring the regular personal
attendance OF another person shall receive in lieu
of such pensions $40 per month, and shall be paid
the difference between said sums monthly, from
tho date OF such pensions rating to the time of
the passage ofthe bill II also provides that here
after the rate Of pensions for such disability shall
In all cases be s72 per month. bill was reported
TO the Senate from the Committee on
Military by Mr.. Seward ameudatory of section
1861 Of the Revised Statutes, making an annual
appropriation to provide arms for tho militia. If
amended as proposed by tho bill the section will
provide for the appropriation of 100000 annually
for the purpose Of furnishing arms equipments
ammunition, other ordnance stores, and tents for
the militia; for the apportionment Of said appro-
priation among the several States and Territories
according to the number Of Representatives or Dele.
gates to which each State and Territory is entitled
in the Congress OF the United States and that for
all the purposes of the act the District of Columbia
shall be accounted and treated as a Territory en-
titled to one Delegate in Congress.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

"WnL the Democratic party have the
courage 10 make the fight squarely against
protective duties?" demands an organ of
that political faith. This solemn inquiry
is respectfully referred to Senator Voor-
hees and eX-Speaker Randall, with ex-
Senator Eaton for umpire.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

WHEREVER buildings are required forthe
permanent use of the Government they
should be built and owned by the United
States Renting is wasteful policy.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

THE French Chamber of Deputies has
bristled with excitement for the last two
days while the American hog has been
under consideration.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
FOR SALE-Farms.

J1OR SALE-GREATESTB BARGAIN IN MARY.
land; l5ai acres mostly in grass, Point OF Rocu
Railroad, ~ miles from Washington ID. O.; station
and switch near the house; comfortable house and
oubullding and fruit; ,30O 500 cash 900 In
year. Apply at 40 Tenth street northwest. 203ts
A n ESTATE OF 1900 ACRES, MILES FROM
"A station rents will amount to between $500 and
$500 and can be doubled; healthy climate and
tremely fertile land; half in timber price, SlO0ooj
now sold for division; title perfect. Address PART
OWNER, Republican Olice mr23-l2tS
National Republican., 1882-03-29
WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH %, 1882
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.


NATIONAL THEATRE-Barow, Wilson, Primrose
Vests MinstrCls.
FoRD's rERA-HoUsE-Mlle. Rhea-"Adrlenne" at
lhc matinee and Camille " nt night,
CoNGuT0ArIoSAL CUuRCH-Lecture.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

CoNGREssMEN should hold their pet
rivulots in allegiance and give the mighty
Mississippi fair chance in the river and
harbor bill.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

If the evidence now brought forward
in relation to insanity in the family of
DIR. Lamson and to his habit of eating
morphine had been put before the jury
on his trial he would now, in all proba-
bility, be in lunatic asylum instead Of
being Gagged up for the hangman.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

The pffce or THE NATIONAL Rrru nLtcAN bV mdH
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hshcrs
Hts deri,vred IN Washington and Mc suburbs BY car
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There no betcrtims than heprssentto subscribe for
he Uuscsi brightest and best ueipSpdpcr published AZ
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An communications miis,b he uddrss,sd 10 ne Editor
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commenced on Thursday, Jdnu1ry 8. 1857 ne hand.
one dotbic sheet orci0 pages dnddtysir columns.
contains The necs from al parts Of The 1rorid and Is
tpcciuNy Interesting containing nc proceedings Of
We E1ccarc Legislative, and Judicial branches Of The
Government including he appointments, promotions,
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uTmcn service. n contains niu report Of army and
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tdtuyc ne POLITICAL persond and social neCs aud So
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IN short n Is me best and only iVccktV pdper IN
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National Republican., 1882-03-29
Shall the Investigation Investigate ?


Shall the Investigation Investigate ?
The House Committee of Foreign
Affairs must be aware that it is con-
ducting an investigation of great con-
sequence, and that it is expected to
demonstrate that investigations investi-
gate. Let there be no meandering, as
Betsy Trotwood would say. The state
ments of Shipherd, the great guano king,
already made, would, if uncontradicted,
show that he was permitted to discuss at
great length with Secretary Blaine
scheme for prostituting our diplomatic
service to the basest uses. An old re-
jected private claim of thousand mil
lions was to be forced OH PROSTATE Peru
as the price of our friendly offices for her
with Chilli After this scheme had been
placed before the Secretary with a request
that Minister might be selected for Peru
who would promote ii, Hurlbut was
appointed to that position, and speedily
reported to Shipherd at New York
A secretary of the late Presi-
dent states positively that the
letter of Shipherd unfolding his great
scheme to President Garfield was never
seen by the latter, but was in due order
of business sent to the State Department
as soon as received in the Presidents
mail. When Minister Hurlbut went to
New York to see Shipherd he said he
had been sent. By Whom9 That is for
Mr.. Kasson's investigation to disclose.
Mr., Blaine may know. Ifnot, Mr.. Hurl-
but does. Mr.. Blaine would doubtless be
glad to appear before the committee, and
explain all that seems to require it. Why
is he not given an opportunity And
how is Mr., Shipherd's neuralgia? Why
does not the committee investigate Ship
herds sickness, and see if he is sick :?
This is no triiiing matter. When Ship
herd appears next he should be COM
PEELED to deliver all letters to him from
everybody connected with the Govern
ment. If this isnot done there is danger
that some will believe that no in.
yestigation is intended. The Presi
dent is being assailed by Mr. Blaine
for reversing the latter's so-caled policy
in Peru. Let us have an honest, earnest
and searching inquiry into all the ele'
ments that entered into that policy. Why
did Mr.. Blaine propose to seize by the
throat the friendly republic of Chill
Why so quick to quarrel abou Calderon I
Why so incensed because Mr. Trescot's
war powers We're withdrawn? Let it be
ascerained whether Shipherd is correct
in asserting Mr. Blaine's early friendship
to his scheme, Let it be ascertained
whether Mr. Blaine aiterward transferred
his affections to the Credit Industriel AS
socaton of Paris, and finally, let the
public be satisfied that this investigation
is not to hatten out at the caprice either
Of Mr., Shipherd or any one else in
volved. Only harm can come to the Re-
publican party by attempting to smother
this great scandal, A thorough investi-
CATION will yindicate those it does not
convict.
The Boston police have collected a
a 4
National Republican., 1882-03-29

sTHE present turbulent condition of Ire
land shows that coercion cannot be war
ranted to coerce.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH HATH CDR. BoVEFsl
~ i4l7 q street, opposite Riggs House, Large PooG
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday Nos
open Sunday. Open from tin 1O Saturday. IL
Baths. 81; six tickets. s4.50 Dr.. IL L. BOVEE, Eleo
trcian. oc2Dly
TINHE sHEDD BATHs, Oo8 E STREET., NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as the Oldest and best In tho
city This bath is constructed with view to oonvon
phur and Mercurial Baths given with skill and ex
perence. Shampooer of ten years experience at this
establishment Single bath, 81; for S5; H. siO Open
Sunday from q m. to ~ M, mr2 IT
National Republican., 1882-03-29

THE United States and Great Britain
will remain at peace with each other be-
cause the interests and inclnations of
both nations are opposed to war. But
Great Britain in the matter Of imprison-
ing our citizens on suspicion, will do as
she did at Gencva-admit the wrong and
consent to reparation,
National Republican., 1882-03-29

THERE are slight hopes that the Chicago
corner in April wheat will bring ruin on
few gamblers in bread.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger Tonic,
beCnlsc they have learned by experience that II
uyufcumes dependency, indigestion, weakness in
the back and Kidneys, and other troubles Of tho
.-IfjmtJ0urlai.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR LE-MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, NO
~ tlOnS, and Fixtures at Onequarer their cost pp'
stand; rent low. 9I Bridge eet, Georgetown 293t'
NOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE JOINCII STAND
Il ard Columbia Bicycle, warranted IN per ieot order.
Can be- seen at Scrlbners Bicycle school, i0s street
northwest. mr2l-6t
Alta SACRIFICE-NEw ROSEWOOD Cash
IA Piano. 500. superior tone and quality with EN-.
brOl iered cover; owner leaving the city and must
sell. Can be seen at E. C. WORCHS, llD Tenth
street northwest. nlr2SH%
National Republican., 1882-03-29

WHEN the Democratic papers have finally
concluded their sapient and erudite dis
cussion of the title of Mr. Hayes to the
presidential office the cheerful old party
indulges hope that they will be able to
demonstrate that Noah never executed a
cha tel mortgage on his great achieve
ment in ship-construction.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

THE gentlemen who have put up their
money on the Keely motor have hauled
the alleged inventor into court to COM
pei him to divulge his wonderful secret.
As physical torture is not admissible un-
der our laws, such compulsion would
seem to be rather impracticable. And
even if Mr.. Keely should go hence to
the other shore with his secret carefully
buttoned into his cerebrum this vale of
tears would not be impoverished beyond
hope Of Recommendation.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

DEMOCRATIC COURTS in States where
laws We're enacted making injurious dis
elimination against negroes have held
and declared in formal decisions that all
persons were negroes who had rs much
US one sixteenth Of negro blood in their
veins. In view Of this suggestive fact, it
does not look entirely handsome and
altogether lovely for Democratic editors
TO assert that the conceded ability Of such
men as Douglass, Langston, Pnchback,
and Puryis reflects no credit on the black
race, because these gentlemen are not of
unmiXed African descent. Either of these
distinguished men would have been sub
ject TO the infamous anti-negro laws
enacted by Democrats and interpreted by
Democratic courts in more than one of
the Northern States.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

WHEN King Theodore, the wild, barbar-
Gus monarch of Abyssinia, imprisoned a
few British subjects who had not been
duly tried and convicted Great Britain
sent an army into his country, killed
him, and captur"1hs son. Great Britain
is now giving us the same cause of Of
1ense that King Theodore gave her Our
= -eeIi47iiatCs, against whom no indictments
are pending, are locked up in Irish pris-
ons on mere suspicion that they may
intend TO do something wrong.
National Republican., 1882-03-29

The Boston police have collected
varied and attractive assortment of clews
in the Bell murder ease, and Il number of
parties are suspected of being suspicious.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
GoLuMnIA MNIGmrs

NOLUMIIIA IEIUIITS
~ SECURE HOMES
This very desirable property located on Boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, Is now being divided
and offered In Lots TO suit purchasers We offer
ing Choice Lots mt 10 cents per square foot; th
cash. balance payable within five years, with Interest
ut per cent. Call and examine plRts at office.
dei-4ni A. l.. BARBER & CO., lie Drou Building.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

NOR SAfE-A PHAErON BUGGY, NleARIY
II new, suitable Tor n physician lady: very cleaR
Apply Mt 6i2 fourteenth street northwest. sS-h'
NXTANrED-A HORSE FOR HIS X KEEP puIVH
w two or three hours u day. Address JONES, re-
publican office r2S-5t'
National Republican., 1882-03-29

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c aud how they may be
seen. Property for sale In all parts OF the city
Money to loan ON real estate. CALL
mr27 d. IL. WARNER, 9l6 + street.
National Republican., 1882-03-29
FOR SALE-Lots.

NOR SALE-BEST INVESTMENT IN THH
Il markets Lots for residences, on crest Of hills
northwest sectiOn payments easy. PRESBREY a
GREEN, $50 Seventh street. mr2g3t+
NOR SALE-ON FOLLOWING TERMS: sli
IL cash and % monthly, twenty beautiful Building
Lots, at slSO each, situated ON Eleventh street, be
tween and streets, and on street northeast
block north OF Lincoln Park and three blocks from
East Capitol street cars; lots gTnde water gas,
aud sewerage. ]. w. STARR li29 New York ave
nue.. mrl6 I'm
NOR SALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT ON v
Il street, between rwelfth aud Thirteenth at u
rilce for cash OTIS BIGELOW & CO.. COS Seventh
street northwest. mrI-f
National Republican., 1882-03-29
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms

yLTANTED-2 LARGE, UNFURNISHED COM
wv municating Rooms and small Room, second
floor with gas, for two adults, between and ii and
Third and Fifth streets northwest; references ex-
changed. Address f. c., Republican office. 2a-3t*
UNoR Rents LARGE UNFURNISlIED ROOMS
II on second floor; no children. 1927 Eighth street
northwest, mr2s-3tt
JNoR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, AT 500
IN Ninth street northwest. Inr27-3t%
National Republican., 1882-03-29

It posure, with Board. for one gentleman; refer
ences required. lll6 NJ street northwest. mr27.St%
NOR RENT-A LARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR
II nished sccond-foor Front Room; also Furnished
Room on fourth floor; terms low. 1909 street north
NLna
National Republican., 1882-03-29

NToTICE TO SENATOR'S MEMBERS, AND
N others:I,Eor rent, at lsi3 + street northwest,
well ventilated; possession given April references
given and required. mr27-3tF
National Republican., 1882-03-29

VNOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED PARLORS
Il on first floor; also rooms. not communicating,
on second doors reference exchanged. Apply l22I
/ street northwest. nr2l6tf
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-29
Faith and PRAYER.

At conference on prayer-meetings,
by members of the London Baptist As
ISOLATION, DR.. Stamford, said:
Even when the grand machinery of
redemption was finished, it stood motion
less, and all the apostles with all the
leverage at their command could not stir
it one inch, until they received what
Christ calls power from on high" lit
orally force from on high. Force, force,
force" cries Thomas Carlyle, force,
force, force Everywhere force envelopes
us-everlasting whirlwind, high as I'm
mensity, old as Eternity. What is it P"
l know. 1t is God. 1t is force, but
more than force. Force of person.
Force Of the self-existent, universal, ever
lasting One. Force that gives motion to
the stars, stroke to the tightening, swing
to the wave. Force in the Almighty
whispers of the Holy Ghost. Force OF
Him who was crucifed for us who ever
lives for us, who is on the throne of all
things. This force beyond the veil-be-
yond the veil at whose pictured folds all
philosophy stops-is only accessible by
prayer. Faith expressing itself through
prayer, faith entering within the veil
whittier Christ, our forerunner, has en-
tered, stored with all power in heaven
and on earth-faith alone is that which
can draw from this mystic storage the
force wanted. The measure Of the faith
is the measure of the supply. Much
faith, much force According to your
faith be it unto you.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-29

for refusing to print what he does not
find. With all the variations in the form
of doctrinal texts, the resulting differ
ence is one that is confined almost en-
tirely to the point of view; and to the
6ulk--not the validity, of the volume OF
evidence. 1t is mistake to imagine
that the critical readings always seem to
favor the Arians. For example, at John
i: Is, the amended reading is "only be-
gotten Goa" instead of only begotten
Son DIR. Ezra Abbot, who stands I'M
doubtedly factLe princeps amongst Amer
lean critics, and, as it happens, is himself
a Unitarian, declares: No Christian doc,
trine or duty rests on those portions OF
the text which are affected by differences
in the manuscripts; still less is any thing
essential in Christianity touched by the
various readings. They do, to be sure,
affect the bearing of few passages on
the doctrine of the Trinity; but the truth
or falsity of the doctrine by no means de
ponds upon the reading of those pas
sages." Quoted from DIR. Schafs In
PRODUCTION to the American Edition to
Westcott and Hort's New Testament
SIC O11111eS cognoScentes.
There is, however, one change of rem
dering in the new version that must be
defended if at. all, on wholly different
grounds from those considered in this
paper, and that is Of so important bear
ing as to call for a separate and some
what thorough examination.