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National Republican., 1882-03-18

New York, March 1.-THE Greek merchants of
this city are interesting themselves in the case OF
their countryman, DR.. Tachmyntis, who is in the
Raymond Street Jail, Brooklyn, under indictment.
charged with sending threatening letters to DR..
Dudley, president of the Long Island College
Hospital. They proposed TO the district attor-
ney of Kings County 10 subscribe money and
send him home. provided the legal proceedings
against him were ended. The district attorney
said that as soon rs tho Doctors passage was se-
cured he would deliver him ON board the vessel.
National Republican., 1882-03-18

CIScINSATI March 1.-THE brotherhood OF
Telegraph Operators, with about sixty delegate
fIom Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Plttsburg, Chat
tanooga, Cincinnati, Toledo, Louisville, Indian
apols, Chicago, Milwaukee, 81. Paul, st. Louis,
and other cities, have been in session here since
yesterday. They organized with Al Baker, of Chi
cago, chairman. and George w. Boss, OF Cincin-
natl, secretary Their sessions secret. The
solid protective association, or 10 take steps
thereto,
National Republican., 1882-03-18

LONDON, March l7.-A correspondent at Berlin
teegraphs that he learns from the best sources
that Austria has finally determined to annex
Bosnia and Herzegovina for good aud ALL that
during his recent visit Count Won Wolkenstein
made overtuTes 10 Prince Bismarck concerning
the question, and that Prince Bismarck favOrs
such anneXatton and is using considerable pres.
sure to induce the Porte to acquiesee.
National Republican., 1882-03-18

NEW ORLEANS March l7.-Cap;aiu A. Il. Wilde,
chief Of the United States secret service while at
tempting to scare some boys who were robbing his
Japan plum trees of fruit at the corner of broad
and Washington streets fired with a small rife
and hit Albert Andrew Weeks, twelve years of age
behind the left ear killing him almost Instantly,
Wilde surrendered himself TO the police
National Republican., 1882-03-18

New YORK, March l7,-At four o'clock this ailer-
noon several men approached the Jewelry store Of
casperaed q Cleveland, at No. 1888 Bowery. One
of them smashed the window with stone, while
the rest grabbed 1000 worth OF diamonds and
fed, all the parties making good their escape. Al
that time the Bowery Is usually crowded.
National Republican., 1882-03-18
GLASS 1aOa-
1900 ballots. O2O Prizes. March rs. Iss2.
Tickets. 81. Halves. 81.
All Prizes Paid on Presentation.

Ticket No 1861, Capital Prize In Glass 1899 Feb
ruaTy g. 1882 sold In New orleans, La,, held one
half by Nine. La Roso, ST. Peter street, near Deca,
tur, cashed as a sght.draft at Importers aud Trad
ers' National Bank, New Yrok city, February IA,
bon street, eashed as sight.dTatt at Merchants
National Bank, AZ Wall street, New York, Febru.
AIRY 10.
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Tho london Daily Neios says; "The suspension
of negotiations In regard copyright treaty be-
tween England and America Is entirely due to the
lack ofcomnon action among American publishers"
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ITED-

DAWSON March II. at o'clock y. m, at her In
residence, "a street, OF heart disease, after long
and painful illness, which she bore with perfect
Christian courage and patience ELtzABErH BELLE
wife of ]. W. Davis, in the I'D year of her age.
funeral ut Iamline NJ. Il. Church, Sunday, March
10, at 2.3O o'clock. Relatives and friends invited
National Republican., 1882-03-18
SHlPSEY COMPANY, General Agents,
Gs East Randolph street. Chicago, Ill.

For information, Re-, apply to JOHN W. CLARK,
Gil New Jersey avenue northwest or lf23 Pennsyl'
yanla avenue, Washington ID. U.
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YOUNG MEN.

If you have failed 70 receive proper treatment In
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Impotency, Premature Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Reliability, &c, send two stamps
tOr our new book,
THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute
ja7-ly li7 East Fifteenth street New York
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HEALTH is WEALTH.


DIR. l. @. VESTS NERvEASD BRAIN TREATMENT
specific for Hysterin, Dizziness, Commissions Ner-
yous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
SpermnlorrhGa, impotency, Involuntary Emissons
Premature Old Age, caused by Over-excrtion self
abuse, over-ndulgenCe, which leads to misery, de-
cay, and death. one box VIII cure recent cases. Each
box, or six boxes for five dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case With each ordar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser written guarantee 10 return the
money II the treatment does effect cure Guar
antees issued by STOrsr IL CROMWELL, 4s0 Penn
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. oclSly
CtPERM AToRRHEA, IMPOTENCY, AND PRI
- Vate Diseases quickly cured; also LucorrhBl
and Female Weaknesses; no Calomel or mercury
used In 10 years. Once, 5H Ninth street northwest
between IL ana streets fe27lmt
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
eases by consulting Ir LEON, IN Pa. aV. Prescrip-
tlons aud advice Tree ofsny charge whatever no2
GURE. CURE FOR MALARIA. CAROLINA
- TOLU TONiC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all It's
stages also for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma and
all diseases of ,he Throat and Lungs, and the OniU
Is preparation Of BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNfSIA, aud other medcinas bene-
ical In nboyo diseases, the basis being the purest
Rice ana Rye Whiskles, harmless and very pleasant
TO take. Try H. For sale by all druggists and ETocers
q u per quart bottle The trade supplied ut liberal
BARBoUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME
wholesale grOCcrs, sole agents for this city Henry
Bischon 4 Co. New FORK and Charleston S. C., sole
manufacturers and proprletors. de2l-y
nR LEON, THE OLDEST EsTA BLIsHED AND
~ most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily at ~ Pennsylvania avenue from
2tO and tOS All Female Complaints and ITregu-
laritie5 quickly cured Prompt treatment separate
rooms for ladies. no9
National Republican., 1882-03-18
MEDICAL,

JTInTNINIU OF CHRONIC AND OBSCURE DIS
NHIIM\ eases can be cured at home. Send de-
lUllL sCriptiOn of case for advice Book free.
DIR. s. H. BAKER, Box i04, Buffalo,
N V nlrI-
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23O tickets ending with 80, being the terminal
units of the number drawing the Capital Prize of
s9,50O are each entitled to e5,
National Republican., 1882-03-18
81 81 GEOR.GRs
TUROPEI I
hINgngdbEER
cooNs aRANp ExcuRs1oNs

VNUROPEI
LUMOPEi COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
leave New York, APRIL n, JUNE s. and July l.
l9 Full particulars IN special Pamphlet sent free on
application Passage Tickets by ALI Atlantic steam
era Special facilities for securing good berihs Tour
isis tickets for individual travellers In HurODe bv ali
routes, at reduced rates. COOKS EXCUHsIoNIsT,
THos COOK & SON,
e0 Broadway, New York
ftft Penna. spe MaRhinston II n
q. A. BARArrONG, Manager
fe3 AfWF-im
Ton PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPUB
LiCAN PRINTING EsTABIsHAENr. GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE PRlCEA
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SECONDHAND GOODS.
CHIROPODISTS.

TSGFUL EEIET, Szo.
Relief without pain In q few minutes. Hard and
Son Corns Bunons Club and InErOwng Nails, Chill
blans, Vascular ENcrescences, aud other complaints
OF the feet successfully treated at DR. WHITES
Chiropodal Establishment i4lB Pennsylyania ave
nue., opposite Wlllard's Hotel Hours, ! a. IN. 10 o o.
Ionized by the elite OF the world. Fee d per visit
for putting the feet In order. laiS
j. j. GEORGES,
Chiropodist AnatOmist, aud Manufacturer OF Fina
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS and SHOES
Under National Hotel.
Corns. Bunions. and Ingrowlng Nails &c, permA-
nenty cured. Lasts madoto order aud preserved for
customers sea
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Cooks Imperial
AND
Extra Dry Champagnes.
FOR SALE BY
HUME, CLEARY g. CO.,

and other leading Grocers and Wine Dealers. fe2l-am
5HT0vw vvIrrED DREAD
and beauti Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Process Flour, which
was awarded the First Premium over all other com
pctitor5 at the National Ear IN 1879, and again the
medal In 1850 and 1881. The millers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres VIII turn out forty onveS bread
than any other Hour IN America We would also re-
Of this city, received the First Premium Mt out last
October Fair for the handsOmest Rolls and Biscuits
which is only adding another proof to the many al
ready established that Ceres IN the best Minnesota
Patenl.ProceSs Flour known to the trade, aud we
doubt that II has Its equal In the world.
SFERLINGS ~. LOUIS FANCY,
ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent Flours
ever offered TO the trde II Is uneNCelled by any other
Ing housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidous
epcure. -
aspendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
brated Hungarian Process. IL u very cheap and
beautiful Patent, within the reach of ali classes and
we guarantee Will give satisfaction TO every one who
GOLDEN HILL.
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent hours, The millers manufacturers
ofGolden Hill have spent about 900 In remodeling
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
only magnificent Family Flour, but tits really u
patent Hour with the great advantage that It can be
Patent Process fouTs NOT near as white nor as nntn
tlous Golden Hill. We defy competition to bring
forth any flour superior TO Cerp Sterling, Minneoln
any housek ecper who tries them will never use
anything else. For sale 10y all Grocer5. Wholesale
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
wW. N. GAIT IL 90.
Who are also the sole Wholesale Agents for the
District Of llecker's Celebrated BolfRalsing Flour
and Buckwhoat. ja30
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Approximation Numbers 90 the Capital
Prizes.
TO THE $500

TO THE 5000.
I7337.."..."... S25 90 1882 S25 90
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Heartily Recommended
Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nostTums. Parker's
Ginger Tonic has cured many in this section of
kidney and nervous disorders, and we recommend
II heartily TO such snferors.-Neps.
National Republican., 1882-03-18

that this Is an unfair comparison, because mate
rial cost more then than now, l will take the U
street and the Henry or street buildings, both
built at the same time and under the same super
vision, each by the lowest bidder. both having
Gre-proof halls and stairways, the same heating
apparatus, and exactly the same number and size
of school rooms:
Cost of Henry building (Cluss' pan)- Siii]s
Cost OF street bulldin 3i177
National Republican., 1882-03-18

Amer much careful study the board came to the con-
CiOn that there lpold and could Dc GGecte penti
tatOn OfI school rooms i e Ipai,dc building with
out enlarging the fueS of the four drnitchimneys
These chimneys are oO useiess for lack OFFS size Ac
cordgly. plans have been prepared for that purpose
and sent TO the Commissioners lorIher approval and
Rction. CHARLES Il. HOVEY,
g. II. SMITH,
ISAAC N, CARY,
National Republican., 1882-03-18

such, for instance, as Masonic Temple, which was
literally built with fear and trembling" until
strengthened by changing his plans Calvary
IS toowell known 20 require repetition but for
bear. The day Of shams and grand outward dis
play for mere effect regardless of health or COM
Heaven; and think the taxpayers of the Dis
trct and the School Board are TO be congratulated
miis thothe approved or peTiniIed work To to be
done at 80 per cent dSOue his oiOn
estadies, although paid Iper cent for
seeing that Is was properly auH h0nestiy done.
Others win agree with him that tprobably frauds
had been committed" and that Gas he stated to
me his "mOuth was closed Whhclosed, and how
closedg Is that what he was paid for by the tax
payers, and Is that the sort of iqan to be thrust
upon them again by superintendent wilson, IL
what he calls The " cheap John plan" even II We
National Republican., 1882-03-18

II is plain enough casual observer that much at
tentlOD las been given TO erteiudi architecture in de
signing such buildings as the Wallach Sumner, and
Franklin Should the observer pass inside these
buildings he will also discover evidence of careful
dOrethuught In the arrangement of Railways, hat
rooms, and school rooms but he will be likely to
take exception to the staircases sarhighs in the
Franklin and Sumner. In the Franklin the stair
very wide and the flights In each story are
of unequal length, the lower hight being nearly
quite double the length Of the upper. These be.
iepcd 10 be Blisdkes In the Sumner the staircases
rSfu gl,yb he al M nil
National Republican., 1882-03-18

payers of the District. with debt of opeT hoenty-
tree millions, OUer Sl2S7G per capita, including eteTp
man, t5ondn, and child, uhe and c0t0red in he Dis
tria. de6t four aud hGtimes much per eupifd
hehoe delt Qf lirgRd and equal 10 one fourth Of oil
The property 0i1Red bp citisenS tUittta he Diarict-
i say think they win find time TO examine them,
and will feel some interest in them too And
pared to appreciate Mr.. Cluss at his real value.
They will also, no doubt, appreciate the skill of
the great architect in settling the complex Ques-
tion" of how TO get the most ont of the taxpayers
for the least amount of school accommodations
with the greatest amount of sham and humbug
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20

TROY, New York, or at least the lower portion of the city, IS agitated over the miraculous appearance of the Virgin Mary in a house on First street. This celestial visitor was seen by eight women and five, men. 1t appeared beneath picture of the Virgin Mary and angels, which hung on the walL Religious people are visiting the house, and carry away with them, bricks and mortar. The Rev, Father Qaigly scouts the mir. ac!c, and other doubting Thomases attribute the apparition to the danc- ing of the sunbeams on the wall. If ouch skepticism is encouraged by the Fathers, what is to become of the miracle business of the past, upon which so much stress has been laid in the consolidation of the doctrines of the Church? Is Gods power less now than centuries ago? Will the faithful please answer?
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
Cabin PhiI0sophv

Jes' turn de back log ober, dar an pull your stools up higher, An watch dat possum cookin' in de skillet by de Lemme spread my legs out on de br.cks to make my feelin's flow, An m grind you out fac or two, to take before you 70. Now, Tn desc busy wukin' days, dey's changed de
 Scripter fashions, An you neeen't look to mirakuls to furnish you Now, when you's wantin' losyes O bread, you got
 to go au' fetch 'em. An ef you's wantin' fishes, you mus dig yo' wums For you k,r put it down as sartin dat de time is
 .ong gone by, When sassagss an' taters use to rain from eut de
 sky Ef you think abo tit kecrfally, su' put 1t to the You'll dskiver dat de safes plan Is gin 'ully de
 ues' Elf you stumbles on a horhet's nes' an make de
 critters scatter, You neeun't stan dar like fool an argerfy de
 matter; An when de yaler fever comes an settles all 'Tis better dan de kaanteen to shuttle out O town Oars heap O dreadful music In de very fines
 fiddle; A ripe an meller apple may be rotten in de mid
 de;
  Oars lot O solid kicIin in de hunblcs kind U
 mule; De preacher ain't de holies' dat wars de meekes
 look, An does de loudes' bsngn' on de kiver sb de
 Book! De peop'e pays aeir bigges bills in buy in lots Dey seal, ter all deir picayunes around de pea nut
 stans; De Wefties an d. atics goes In psyin' orf deir But Heben an de organ grinder gets de copper
 centsi Inebber likes de cullud man dat thinks too much Dat frolcs % d, wukin' days, and snoozes al de
 meetin'; Dat tines dc teaipance 'ciety, ah' keeps gettin' An pu.ls his water melons in de middle ob be
 night! ........ Desc milerterry uigger chaps, wid muskcts in deir
 hans, Peradin' froo de city to de music ob d, bans, Had better drop djir guns, an' go marehin' wid An git an honest libbin as dey chop de cotton
 rows, Or de s!ate may put 'em arter while to drilhu' in
 de dltches, wid more'n single stripe s-runniu' cross deir
 b.eeches! We'll, you think dat dom muffin tall is mighty
 sOf an nice But it busted up de renters in de lubly Paradise! Yous e, dey bsfe was human bein's, jes like me
 an you, An de, couldn't reggerlate deirselves wid not
 thing to do; Wid plenty wuk befo' em, an cotton crop to
 make, Dcyd nesper tho eht O loaan' 'roun' an chstti,'
 wid de snake!
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
A Husbands New Resolution.

From the Virginia City Chronicle.
 "No, ST." cried grizzled pioneer in C-street saloon last night, "l don't as gineral thing indorse licken women."
 As the old.timer had recently as. tonished his circle of battered friends hy marrying |. young wife, he was listened to with attention.
 "As for myself," he continued with growing energy, "I never struck woman in my life-with the hand closed, anyway. But, by -[here his voice was raised to shrill pitchl, I'm a.goin' to begin scratchin'! Next time you see scratch on my face you look 8, my wife's, an if you don't see one on hern to match you can say I'm no man-and came to the coast in '49, an no man ever called me yit that l didn't see him "
 During the respectful hush that followed. the pioneer strengthened his new resolution with two glasses of beer and whisky cocktail in qui, k succession, and when he left the saloon there was a fierce and warlike gleam in his eye.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
The Garfield Letter.

CHICAGO, March l5.-The Tribune says: "There are some curious facts connected with the publication of the Garfield Rosecrans letter, that should be borne in mind. The letter first saw the light in the New York Sun The editor of the Sun is warm per- sonal friend of Conkling. The brother of the ex-senator is stock holder in the paper, and it has uni. tormly defended the conduct of the superb Roscoe. The letter was ad dressed to Cove nor Chase. It was preserved among his papers, and those papers were inherited by Kate Chase Sprague. Now, by what means did this letter find it's way into
 he columns of the N W York Sun The merits of the controversy which has been aroused by the letter need not be entered into, but the manner of its publication would seem to be q deliberate attempt to blacken the memory of Garfield and discredit Garfieluism.
 Hence it is important to know how that publication was procured. The defense made of the letter by Gar fields friends in Washington is that the facts set forth were true; that the letter was confidential and ad dressed to a personal friend; that it made no appeal to anybody in au thority over Rosecrans, but was pre- cisely such letter as thousands of army officers are constantly writing home to their friends under the seal of strict privacy. These defenders of Garfeld's memory assert that it is an annoying thing to charge want of patriotism upon him for writing what seems on it's face to be a patrl. otic letter. It IS sufficient to notice that the manner of publication of the letter subjects it to the suspicion of having been aimed at the memory of the dead man by malignant per- sonal enemy"
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20

RICHARD PorLIN shot and killed one Michael McCarty at the Garret mine, in the Huachuca mountains, last Sunday. Poplin is we'll known in this city, and for. merly bore good name, as a sober, indus trious and peaceable man. The unfortu. nate affair is sad to have grown out ot 8 difficulty originating in the matter of work. the men being shift partners in the Garret mine. McCarty is said to have fired four shots at Poplia on former occa- sion, and this time got one Tn return that made him good injun," as we say of the festive red man when he gets pro. noted. Poplin has not been seen since the occurrence.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special Dispatches to the Epitaph.
National Notes.

1 National Notes.
 WASHINGTON, March l4.-At 3:35 p. m. Page obtained unanimous con- sent to dispense with the morning hodr, and then asked unanimous con sent that the Senate Chinese bill be taken from the Speakers table and substituted for the House bill. Rice, of Massassachusetts, objected, but, on being informed by Page that the rules nwere substantially similar, he withdrew hls objection, and the de- desired substitute was made. E ia The House passed the Anti. Polyg- amy bill by vote of l99 against Az, withou. amendment. The House then, at 3:25, on motion of Page, ad. journed until $50 this afternoon, when Tuesdays legislative session will begin, and the Chinese bill come up shortly afterwards.
 The house, at 5 p. m., by vote of l93 nays against 45 yeas, rejccteh the amendment to strike out the S0th section of the Polygamy bill. The roll was then called On the final pas. sage of the bill. -
 The house committee on foreign affairs will begin the Chili Peruvian investigation in earnest to morrow. Shepard has been notified that he must appear before that committee, and it is believed he will come and tell what he knows.
 Secretary Hunt received a cable message from James Gordon Ben. nett, at Paris, as follows: "I have transferred the steamer Lena to Lieut.. Harber, and notified him ac- cordingly. She was put at my dis, posal by the present owner. As some repairs may be necessary to put her in o der for the use of such party, will you telegraph liar CT, giving him authority to take charge of the Lena on arrival at lrkutsk, and un- dertake repairs, etc." The secretary telegraphed Lieut.. Harber, directing him to take charge of the steamer and have the necessary repairs made.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-20
the fair and reasonable value of the labor and improvements in question,

the fair and reasonable value of the labor and Improvements in question, you can take into consideration all
 this evidence. The different ele. ments of proof just mentioned are produced as aids to your determiE. ation; none of them as conclusive in itself.
 The intention of the United States law on this subject is wise and be- nefcent. It is to give to every citi, zen the right of possession of linn. ited portion of the public domain of the United States, containing valuable mineral, so long as he develop the same; but not to allow him to hold it, to the exclusion of others, unless he does so develop it.
 For this purpose the law requires, as we have see,I, that each possessor of mineral claim shall in each year have labor or improvements put upon such claim of the worth of not less than $lUO. s
 What is required i. that the claim owner shall in good faith have such work or improv ements done to the reasonable or fair value of $l00. On the one hand it would not be conclu- sive in the favor of the possessor that the evidenc; showed that he had paid Sl00 for the work done, if it also appeared that by collision or fraud or neglect or otherwise an amount considerably less than that sum in fair value had been actual, performed. On the other hand, it would not he conclusive as against the owner if the evidence show ed that there might have been some one in the vicinity who would have been willing to do the work performed for somewhat less than $lO0, if $l00 was a reasonable and fair price therefor at the tine.
 We are to take into consideration all the facts and the opinions of experts in evidence before you, and from them come to your con- clusion as to whether the law has been complied with by the perform, ance of labor or making of improve ments on the mining location in question, of the fair and reasonable worth of slOO during the year 1881.