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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST,
Wa philadcipbia Baltimore and Washington.

On and after MAY 2 the magnificent Passenger Trains
from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot iOc Of Cortandst
and DesDro.se+sL. as tJlOWs
p M except Sundays, plrlor car attached arrives Wash
nefOn D. IN Night express leaves Washington al 10
daily Siecpers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
and Chicago
D. m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 m Gin
cnnati $50 Chicago $50 and It. Louis $50 m
b. 4 o. palace secpcrs and day coaches though 10 Cincinnati
and Chicago.
~ 2ocock nigt daiv arrives ~ Washington $50 Day
Express leaves Washington at lO4O daily seepers
and day coaches through TO Cincinnati
re- 80 other line makes faster time 10 the West Trains
arrive from the West at G.j0a 800 and 1880
m Tccfs and sleeping Derths secured and baggage called
and checked destination a. cOmpsnys Office No. 3l5
Broadway and ali the offices o the Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after August 3. 1892.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE ..---.-
Trains leave NewI0rk DesDTosses and Cortndt Sreet
Ferries, az iOllOWs: ,.,,--..
Palace attached, q. ana D. m daily New OK
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a m. every day. 40. . ,.,
For trcssOn springs. ami a. m, ami > p N. ully
WilliamspOri Lock Haven. m p M CoIry ahd ETC Nv
D. m. connecting at Cory for nusyhIe' Petroleum Cen
the OIL Regions. ..-
Balmore Washington and the south Limited washington
Par0r Cars daily, except SUNDAY, ~
m Washington -. Regular at oiIJ ana o0O
a. m !. $40. : and +. m. and IL nlght
SUNDAY. b: , a IN . and y. and ~ night
except sunday D H. ~ IL w Il III a
LOO d. m. Through Loo y. ~ tIilhl Oh 9uuAy'
j:l5 a. M >, IA - -, ou,, , -,
saturdays only, =. M. ,-.---,...o 10 .,.,t.ns
Via Railway and AmbOy $50 and $40 A. H., IL hVoh D
Tom,s RIVER va Seaside Park $40 a. m. and ?. m.
oats of Annex connect with al through rams az
Jersey city aaorng speedy and direct transfer Tor Brook
Trains arrive: From Psourg GEO and l20 M 73O and
I0.iOn m Washington and Baltimo g, O:3O
G;5G a. m 300 $50 9:3j and lO;oO p mi sunday 6:3u 6lo
a m and To- 80 D. IN. From Baltimore l:-Op N; on sun
daxs w. az D. IN From Philadelphia. $50, 600 $50. 600
40 O 40 1000 l:40 a 100 = 500, 1:5 go go
S.5m g35 lO:iO and 1880 Nj sunday 5oO, w. o;3O
GO. II 40 a. IN. $40. $50. lO4O ana Iu;1O D. H.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
9tednt1ats an RIilrJI>j.

A MARY POWELL, for West Point Corn
~ wall, Newburg Pouehkeepse l,ondout and kingston,
landing at Cranstons fOmery C0zzouss Milton New Ham
burg and Hyde Park, daily (sundays oxcepel Leaves
Nestryst pier at 3l5. and 22d--t at $50 p. Connects
"a Pou gI zee pse with eXening tranA Tor iAe MOrth
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

Trenton :............'..'.'....'o . - Z
Runs earucd-Trcnton o. Metropolitan g. First pase os
errors-Trenton o. Metropolitan 4. Total left on npSo
trenton 8 Total base htsTrenton y Moro
nolitnn lG struck out-Trenton Metropolitan UmpIe
Mr. DAILY. Time OF g.me--l hour and % minutes rasoou
bslls-sweeny, i. Wild pitches-Hork, /.
At Troy
Troy. ...--'.v n q O-l
AT Providence.
Providence A A A A.
AlPhiiQdciphiq.
.... ,,....2 q q q q -
Philadelnhia ..............-.-.2 = U !" -
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Brooklpn ,]ropcrtp for Sal: an 90 Let

NOR SALE on very easy terms touT-story
brick dwelling the west sid OF G2nno" ds ovtro1x Sgn
midway between Fulton and al street reItlo,; lin o1r
story store on Furinanst lot 25Nl5O sA anOnN onS
of cash reourcd Address T. LESTER Tribune Once.
nor SALE-A fruit farm, 20 acres, one nan
II mile from depot cottage and barn Price SZoVo'
L. g. POTTER. summit. y. j.
VNO LET. 520 CarltOn-ave., near Paclc-st-
Uandsone three-sory stone-frOnt house in complete
order Can be seen at all hours. rutland a WHITlN0'
BoekmaIlst.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

IN RIVER RAILROAD.-C Commencing June "a, 1882
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
m, Western and Northern Express TO Rochester ana
Montreal (va Central Vermont II. RI with dIa"lng'IOom
cars; 10 Clavi and Alexandria Bay.
$40 m special Express Chicago daily, stopping only
NJ Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and
Toledo.
saratoga Special drawing car to Lake George
ami Montreal
1O3Oa Chicago Express drawingrcom cars 10 Canaan
dagua Rochester and BnnlO l,ichhcd Springs.
IL a mr Albany and Troy. with connection to Utica
Saratoga, Glcns Falls. George and Rutland
$3.50 D. saratoga special IN. Runs 10 Lake
SATURDAYS
-. NJ, Accommodation to Albany and Troy. - -, -
D. m LOIs Express with sleeping cars lot ST. IONS
running through every DAY in week. niagara faus
Buffalo and Toledo - 49,, .
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal excepting SUNDAY. -,
q D. m Pacific Express. daily, with seepngcars LOT
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago ana
Clayton.
Ii p m Night Express with Sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy.
Tickets at No Bowlng Green 252 and Alb Broad
WestcOtJs Express Parkp place and 1o0
and Broadway. York. and 333 Washington-5t.
Brooklyn. J. NJ rOUCEY Gen sup't, C. g. MEEKER,
AQeu
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Eelp manieo.

A YOUNG MAN, thoroughly familiar with
~ and clear rapid winter, good accoun tant
unexceptona references learn OF good stua
by addressing ~ t. c. at tho ONCE of the New'Ho ork
Tribune stating experience aud references
XXANTED.-A gardener who understands
greenhouse kitchen garden and is competent 10 take
chaYe of genemans place his wife TO tahe of house
during the winter Apply Thursday and Friday OF tins week
at II Fast o6th-st
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
ETTIGU VALLEY RAILRO AID Passenger

~ trains on and 1882 will leave depots foot
DeshrOsscs-sts 81 % D. m 34O ann
$3.50 y. IN. EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown Readlne
Mauch Chunk, Wukesbarre TOwanta, WaverlV ltnlci
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West and Northwest Pll
through coaches daily Trains at M 0r ESton
Bethlehem Allentown Reading M1uch Chm, Wkcsbarre
and at a. Tor EastOn, Bethlehem
and Copay - $1,000. To-. 81,
Trains leaving at sl0a. m. and p M connect lor al
ponts m MahanOy and azelOn coal regions sunday train
local Mauch Chunk, $40 M Leave Mauch ChunK at
pm .,,....,. .., ,,as..,..,. 80.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
O. onntrn I]roucrlp for Sale ano Go fet

Gonntrp IJtopcrln TOT 5alt 9lU % LEI
nor SALE or TO LET.-West Osweg0
planning Mill fully equipped and in successful operation
Corner OF Van Buren, and Wes, 2dsts. OsWego y y fu
ter,ns apply 10 rutland & WHITING, Beeknai-st'
New YORK CITY,
TWO new houses at Upper Montclalr, n; D.,
4 near depot nine rooms lots 20 by 2opi healthS
IS 900; terms easy. Ii. VI. BOYD, 90 trankln'sL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

NORWICH LINE
TheneW iron 5tea nor o 81, ,,,oro,srr1
Without excenton the most eeg ant DJls Oi5ls S)Il and
the sayOrits NlI1 OF NEN-lO Ohh, ,
leave Per 30 40 North River. loot u Wa'st, next p9r
ABOVE De FerrYiAily 'pt sun iaJsSt pm
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

There ample evidence at hand to prove beyond question
that al CdmpO0cllO may find relief from
HAY FEVER
who suffer from this maady will find at this
summer delightful climate and most comfortable
quarters at OWEN" which IL pronounced OF the
most unique shore IL will be kept until
possibly later for all such sufferers and for
those who wish 70 avail themselves Of the
FALL SHOOTING.
Application for should be made To Mt. t. A.
BARKER. CampobeLo via Eastport, Ne
Choice offered for sale and plans OF the
Frilrs Bay Reservation near TYN.Y COED and OF MAN
OF-WAB-HEAD, may be had on application TO
ALEX. :. PORTER,
Gen Manager Campobello CO..
27 Sato-st,
BOSTON MASS.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
The racing will be continued at the Mon
mouth track to-day The entries with the weights
and ages arr follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Gounirn proprrtp manteo.

WANTED to rent for the year, house tur-
w nished misunderstanding 20 miles OF NGwa & OH
convenient depot must be low would takc charge
where owner will be absent for winter lalS con
sists OF four adults Address =, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
5ieambodis ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and sT JOHN leave PER A. North River foot ct
6any Sunday morning c1ceped with North West
tickets Albany w. sn% EvhEEff sG2f Rosys e. %
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c: VIb-
en'%S-Day s SUNDAY excepted leave % Ves,rys' rs5 m
landing at NyacE Ferry, West Point New9ars POkfspse
beck 10y ferry with 245 M trains on Ulster il, II.
MoGaTAfNE T1fSi % %&sALbXNY with
trains Tor the NORTH q WEST & specia Saa;oga Exp
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
f9a and GsS @ Drawing
With III fS S raI ETp1G' IS bs W and soaS
n Pullmans best Drawngroom Sleeping Coaches to
nos % s Ssss for s ws
W'nGGI W. out cnsnge Hotel coaches through to Chicago
p9a" HH'&fo5 & d s?% 1i''s 2 S 71@ s S 1920 icS H.
~ midnight sundays t. $3.50 1920 M las $780, r.
. PaiersonG 1920 $50 $50 1920 a. NJ l2 noou l45
S1g ST itG Sn5sy, lG 5sS S lS gS 7l 1880 m ~ and ~
Newark and Paterson via Newark, Gas $40 ll:3O m
S,s S% s ony 2s suSda@ ST @ M m and d u %nght saturday
Smn,rT g. 1850 .:}0 iO2O a m l.i5 3,n ! 6.lO 7I5
and y %ldnlghl sundays, & 55o @ 1929 N. ii5
Newbnrs and Cornwall 7jO 9a. M $3.50. 4:3Op sun.
GSRsn So 75S So a. m $50 5o o i5 'i50 a. M
Sundays o. $3.50 l0:2o a; ~, $50 I'm;
Snndavs $50 lU:2O n $50 Z p. m Tine a. m and iIO
p N, trains connect with Midland Railroad at Mainst
Port ;51, .: l9;2oa , M 4;30 8. T. 7:ij sun
Boats leave 2ds quarter oi and quarter ar each hour
Tickets for and for apartments in Drawing and
obtained the checking
NS % or sfBSS 5 7 s7 " % T. So
COnrt-st., Brooklyn, or at the COmpanys Depots
EmgIant Agency, M. > Bltterv.ulace
Expr aims frUm The est In NenYOrk at iZJ
-'U JNo \. ABB0Tf' tienl Passr Agent New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for coster Piermont and Syak
n 9O ~ snbdavs % - so snS s,SY ei5 D. Tt m ''V' p Ill.,
Nanuet spung VALLEY and MohSey, :, 10 a. me- 4'0O p IN
JSO =. ABBOTT, Genr Pass'r Agent New-York.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
l. sATON IC and NAUGA1 UCK RAILkOA OS-stealners
leave Cathanc slip 40 li:3J a. n 300 D. NJ; 2jst East
River, 3:l5 M Fare lower than oy any other route
EOR BOSTON--THE LATEST TRAIN with
l. Pullman Seepers via " Y. y. il. aud H. r. T.. leaves
Grand Contra Depot at l:3j week days Get tickets
New and New England Railroad, at Grand central
Depot and prlncipa hot3lA
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
j. KILL MOUNTAINS.-Iandng at CransOn's Landing
(West PJnti. Cornwall Newblrg. MarlUoro Milton.
POughseeDsie. EsOJus. connecting with Ulster ana De
Catski ami James W. Baldwin leave daily at In foot
OF HaTrisOn-st North River except satGrays when he
trau for summer through the Caskil Mountains
DOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Commencing 26 special through express train with
cars, will leave Grand central Depot ~ y y
H. sundays. VT 500 n arriving
az the noun aims v the evening hours earlier than
last season. connecting Wells Ver Win express tram io
Newport W. Quebec &c seats in drawing room aIs may
Central Depot OF by addressing by mail or telegraph
c. T. HEMPsTEAD g. T. n: =,
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
CoR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Commencing June 26 through express train with
will leave Grand Central Depot ~ y, y
H. H. daily, except sundays, vi o53 M, arriving
early evening two hours earlier than
season. connecting Wells yer with express tram ior
Newport VI, Quebec, &c seats IN draw I21n' as may
engaged I'm advance d. r. :. G. ticket ONCE IN Grand
Central Depot OF by addressing by mail or telegraph
c. T. HEMPSTEAD, g. 7. ~.
= 4 L Il 4 Y Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Gltuntlons Uanie0-- 1tlaies.

OHANBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
~ excellent Protestant who understands her DuHl-
salads. wines &C. ~ neat ciea,
sObe industrious and is in eVorY way
servant city country can at ~ 0thaye near l1ns
COOK-As Grst-class cook, TO go out by the
~ day best of reference j. s., So Tribune uptown
ONCE, l,25o broadway.
COOK.-Bv first -class cook; an excellent
~ baker her business thoroughly; Dcsl oi
city reference Call 200 West 4Othst, IN fancy store
HOUSEWORK or COOK and AUNDRESS.
Bya Welsh Protestant girl ready, willing ana noi
afraid OF work do good Washing and ironing s go0d
family cOOs ready wanted ana stay Where sue
can by attention and good behavior retain con-
stant home No 272 6th-avc, near lthst
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-3y Protestant
vi woman. and fit; IL willing 10 assist Win
chsmberwork city country good reference DO west %u
st
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID.-Bya Swed--
~ s girl lately landed young, strong neat and o eod
dis osfOu wages small call at NJ RICE LIZ It!u ILL
swedish French and German Employment once, I,25o
Broadway Rooms and 3.
NURSE, UPSTAIRS WORK or HOUSE
~ WORK.-By orphan girl Is strong, willing nd neat
viii 20 10 country home wages very sIDaui
is willing and obnnG. call at Z72 6thave near th-st
DROTESTANT woman wishes work by the
day to go out houseeleanDg and washing city references
462 3d-ave.
WASHING, &c.-By a respectable woman
w to take in house out, washing ana IRONING
willing 10 thing best CITY references Mrs Clib1
$50 West l7th-s;.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
6nmmer Resorts.

A PROSPECT HOUSE, Bay Shore, Long
~. Island open dnring september and October best
PATENTS relieved; no mosquitoes or malaria
n. T. SEWE.LIs Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 3 Mr.,
FOOT RECTORST.:
For Highlands SeaDnght, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch y ., 7:45. 9, IL a. $780, 3:l5 o. 5i5 sun
For Atlantic Highlands 7:46. Q, IL m 1870. SA6 o. 54o
D. III. - n >, o,-
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat &C. 745 mr $780,
345 p m. -. . a.. ,.,-.,., , Ill ...,.o.. =.
BAY sido. 1:.O d ~
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
NOTICE

-EACU CUKNIUN To " EST PUINT allow
"a ing hours for sight-seeingl and NEWBt RG IA
houIs). See ALBANY DAY BOATS" advertisement
4 TLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY,
4A-New sea side resort; twenty miles bay:
steamer Maron three daily trips direct (suDdsys excepted
From Pier North Ryer-ol5, 9;l5 a. 4;30 Leave
Atlantic Hghands-75 o. m, and 6:3O ~ Steam ferry
connects a sandy Hook with trains southern
and Central Railroads. grand sail scenery and place See
Summer Resorts
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

II The new. last and elegant seagOng steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions daily 10 Branch
making connections for Ocean and Asbnry Park
BOAT LEAN rs Foot West st-st y. r. $50 a. m and
p. Pier 3, n. r. 10 and $3.50 y. FARE, either
way with pier ticket 80 cents Excursion tickets good only
day issued, 90 cents.
- A superb sail-Safety Speed and Comfort
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
A MONG THE CATSKLLS.

Al
~ OIIAKA HOUSE
Lexington, Greene Co.. n. Y.
sixth season; expensiyely bult and finished; su
perby furnished and enlarged double its former
capacity beauty Of its surroundings its drives Its walks
equaed centrally located farmhouse and connected
abundance OF mix cream and butter; boating malaria
mosquitoes b. O'HARA Proprietor
ROARDERS WANTED.-By private fam
~ lily in Columbia County large airy rooms good table.
Address f.. j., Box IL, Meilenyie ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS.
j KILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Cran3tofs Lanin5
POughSeepsie. EsoJns connecting with Ulster and Del
warO ana stony Glove RniroldL steamboats, City o
Cafskl ami James W Baldwin leave daily foot
HaTrison.st North River except satGrdays when The
City latskill lslgcBa5 connecting wlth evening
Ecslrts lhrnl!h tMG lAlAAll MOunl.llns
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
pROSPECT HOUSE.

BAY SHORE long ISLAND.
Situated In full view the On the Great Sonth BV
has isllng Il. yl5lti1gl the vicinity New
York the motel directly On tho wASsr its slr
ton renders it free from insects OF malaria -
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

EOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
l. Pullman sleepers via y. Y. y IT, and H. Il. b. leaves
Grand Central Depot at ll:3j week days Get tickets
via New YORK and kngand Railroad Grand Central
Dot a
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

NEPTUNE HOUSE, Ocean Beach, will be open
~ for summer Ooarders middle Of June No mosquitoes.
beautiful drives 30 yards from SURF Apply 20 MrS SAN DE-
MAN No. 222 south l9thst, Philadelphia.
OCEAN GROVE, y. J.-Spray View House,
" directly opposite the all large newly fur
nshed light and airy With all the modern improvements.
Address MIS- jos. WHITE
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

DROSPECI HOUSE.
4 NYACK.ON.THE-HUDSON.
NOW OPEN. House has AL modern improvements.
I. j. PORTER, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
iORk AND HlLADELPltlA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
NTEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. X. =,

Stations in New.York St. and Desbrosses-st -.
lCential X. H. Of y. j, foot lhbefty'st'
LEAVE NEW.YoRK. colnpeneing Jpn9 y iSsG II Am
2:5u J. via Penn. r. r. $50 D M . Il ~ I'm
2:{9 4 40 q D. M: VIA Penn r. 53o, n Il H. D. .
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

ILANTIC HIGHLAN DS.-UKAND VIEW
"A HOTEL; just opened; elegant furniture, large
rooms hTstcas table board nnc bathing boating nsnhg
mlgnihcent groves walks scenery unequaied; ocean DAY
landscape beautiful sail from pier ON steamer Marion
no change Address W. L. MCINTYRE, Atlantic HighsndA
sec ExcurslOn column.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Excursions.
PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK

2lstst, North Ryer...... 800 a IN. and $50 .. NJ
l0tl-st, North River. 1910 q and 81 10 D. M
Pier D. n II. fRector-stl 1880 m. and $3.50 D. Ia.
- Returning. leave Rockaway az ~. and p.
Excursion tickets week days onlyl including admission
the Pier 80 cents Special excursion tickets
week days 90 cents good TO return by New-Yor. Wood
haven aud Rockaway Railroad Excursion tickets OF
YORK Woodhayen and Rockaway Railroad accepted on
Plymouth Rock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25

Assuming that Mr.. Urner will next
fall go upon the bench, the question
of his successorship becomes matter
of prime importance to the Republic
cans of the District. We shall prob
ably have no lack of names to choose
a candidate from. By counties we
give few of those who have been
canVassed, but whether in all cases
by authority we are not prepared to
say:
.AUegany.-Hon. H. w. Hoffman.
Hon. Lloyd Lowndes. Hon. VIM.
Brace, Hon. VIM. ]. Read, B. L.
Turner.
REHABILITATION. L. H. Steiner,
Thos.. Gorsuch, Jno. G. Motter, Col.
G.. w. F. Vernon.
Garrett. -Thos. J. Peddicord, H.
Wheeler Combs.
Montgomery.-Hon. Thos. Moore,
Hon. Francis Miller.
Washington.-Lewis E. McComas,
F. M. Darby, Edward Stake. Hon.
JOS. III. Farrow.
The question of judicial candida
ture may enter more largely than
now appears probable into tie ques-
ton oil selecting a candidate for
Congress. Under the law the asso-
ciatejudge to be elected next fall may
come either from Garrett or Wash
ington county, and seems generally
to be conceded to the latter. If it
should perchance 60 to Garrett Mr..
Peddic0rd would be the man. If to
Washington, Mr.. Darby seems to
have the call. The chief judge can
come from either county in the cir
cult. Mr.. Hoffman and Mr.. Read of
our county have been mentioned in
this connection, and Mr.. Stake of
Washington.
On the Democratic side Judge AL
vey will doubtless be nominated for
chiefjudge. and either Judge Motter
or Syester for associate. For Congress
there is score of candidates.
Itseems to be universally conceded
that the Republicans have much the
better show of electing all three of
the candidates to be voted for at the
next election.
1t might as we'll be understood
now that Washington county cannot
have all three of The candidates to be
voted for next fall, viz: Congress-
man and two judges. Cun,6. Ne,Us.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
Legislative Resolutions in Reference
to the Death OF President Garfield.

Resolred By The General assembly
Of maryland. That in the death of our
hOnOred President, the late JAS. A.
Garfield. the Nation las lost one of
her wisest and bravest sons. whose
indomitabIe genius, stimulated by
laudable ambition and the patriotic
enthusiasm of an American citizen,
secured his elevation from the hum
bile walks of common life, by steady
promotion, until he attained the full
enjoyment of the highest hOnOrS in
the gift of his countrymen. Known
and cheerfully recognized as a scholar
of eminent distinction by men of
learning, ad.nired as a fearless and
braye soldier, and widely esteemed
as a pure and wise statesman, he
challenged the enthusiastic admira-
ton of his fellow countrymen, who
had. with lively interest, watched
his firm, steady and onward march
to imperishat lie renown.
IteS0tued, That the assassination OF
the late President, was the act ola
wretch, whose previous lawiess lie
had made him fit for such deed Of
horror, and who, having been grant
ed AN impartial trial. resulting in his
conviction by a jury Of his country
men, should at the time fixed by The
law, justly suffer its extreme penalty.
Resolved, That the profound SYM
pathy of the people of Maryland is
herewith rendered to the grief strick-
en- mother, widow and family of the
late President, whose wonderful man
Hesitation of heroic i0rtitude and other
lofty characteristics in their sore af
Fiction, have given them place in
the hearts of the American people,
alongside of that occupied by the IL
lustrOuS deceased.
Resolved, That this Excellency, the
Governor Of this State, be, and he is
hereby, reques eel to transmit copy
of these Resolutions to the said Wild
Ow and family of our deceased Presi-
dent, at his earliest conYenience.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-02-25
The United States Senate Tuesda,

The United States Senate Tuesday
passed the ApDortionment bill Just
as it came from the House. and it
now only needs the signature of the
President to become a law. II in
creases the number of members of
the House from 294 to 325. While the
distribution is not mathematically
correct, as was proposed by the Sea-
ton plan it is as practically fair as any
that could be arranged, although in
the computations for basis ofrepre-
sentation the advantage is given to
to the populous and growing States.
The legislatures of a majority of the
States are now in session, and can pro-
coed to .redistrict them according to
the bill. In any state where this IS
not done previous to November
next, it will be necessary to elect the
representatives on the general ticket.
The representation of Maryland re-
mains at six I; but a readjustment of
the districts must be made. Tuesday
the State Senate decided to turn the
Who'll" matter over to the Committee
Oh II,,, . So, n'.k!? "a. ,t,@ gar,'
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Congress is making the usual de-
ficiency appropriations to fill the
gaps made by Democratic economy
and reform. This has been a regular
custom since the Democrats secured
majority in Congress in 1876.
Every year since then it has been
necessary to pass heavy deficiency
bills to enable the Departments to
carry ON tire public business Mr..
Randall and his associates have cen
accustomed to go before the country
at the close Of every session and show
the people the enormous reductions
which the Democrts had made In the
public expenditures, but they were
always careful to make no mention
of the deficiency bills. Now that we
have Republican majority in Con-
gress there there will be an end to
this Reform by Deficiency.