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National Republican., 1882-07-12
The Innnccnls Ahrnnd.

Notwithstanding the perils of the deep, as en-
counered by the "Innocents" OH their last sum.
mers cruise these old tars are arranging for trip
of more than usual interest. They will sail on the
18th of August, and be absent twenty days, during
which they will take in Cape May Atlantic City
Long Branch, Coney Island, New York, and other
noted summer and fishing resorts. The schooner
Oxford of Baltimore, Captain John Keller, has
been chartered for this voyage, and has just been
reftted and furnished. She has ample accommo.
datons for fifty, but the club has limited the num-
Der tn y will take to twenty, among whom are the
following: Charles l.. Whelpey. o. T. Thompson.
Joseph L. Pearson, William II. Goods II. L.
Weaver viii a. Short. John r. Randall, Leonard
Stoddard, d. W. Ilaines, James p. Perley, DR.. A.
E. johnson, w. Z. Layton, Fred Newman, II. II.
Hazard, T. M. shepherd, Jerry Nugle, and ]. ..
Manson
National Republican., 1882-07-12
The Mountains OF The S0uth.

A. Pope, esq, the genial and general passenger
agent of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
sends us beautifully illustrated book, entitled
"The Summer of 1882 Among the Health Re.
sorts of North Georgia and Western North Caro-.
lima" The work is issued by the above named
railrt ad company and is one of the best publica-
tions OF the kind Ia artistic finish we have ever
seem The Illustrations of the beautiful mountain
scenery and the cosy hooks of nature are superb
and the typographical execution of the work is
frst.class IN every respect. There is no use in
hunting for cool places in the North, when Sc
many OF them can be found in Northern Georgia
Western North Carolina, and Virginia.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
LIttIe Annie Lewis.

Little Annie Lewis, who is pleasantly remem.
bered for the excellence of her recitations and
the dramatic talent she displayed while here, is
now pursuing her dramatic studies in New York
under Mr.. Marshall. u celebrated instructor in
elucution. Her teacher speaks eloquently of her
progress, and predicts for her a brilliant future.
On the 2Oth instant Little Annie will participate
Chanfrau at their cottage at Long Branch, and
will then remain some time with this hospllable
couple. The many friends of this bright little
girl will be glad TO learn of her success
National Republican., 1882-07-12
AnnI,imore Lnndmnrlr.

The Beach Hill Mansion, which has been one
ofthe landmarks of Baltimore for more thar
eighty years, is being demolished to make rooH
for modern structures. This venerable pile is said
to have owed its origin to suggestion of Loui:
Philippe, who during his exile visited the Ridge
ley family at Baltimore Riding past Beach Hill
one day, he remarked, Here is the site for q
dwelling; " and his host approving his judgment
being pulled down. The last occupant of the
house was Mr. Samuel Cooper, a venerable citi'
zen of Baltimore, who, to his great distress, wa:
compelled In his old age to abandon the home IL
which he had hoped to end his life.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
The Iowa Republican Association

held their monthly meeting last night at st.
Georges Hall, Hon. n. Penn Clarke in the chair
and Major +. NJ. Clarke, secretary. The executive
committee was directed to az once procure suit
able rooms for campaign purposes aud appoint
ments were made completing the campaign COM
mitee. motion offered by the president was
tue association TO contribute sufficient fund for
the necessities of the campaign, and the citizens
Uf Iowa, holding positions at Washington not uc-
tive members OF the association, were called upon
to assist in strengthening the financial sinews OF
war. The Hawkeyes are fully awake to the i'm
portance OF the pending political conflict in their
state, and if the pledges made last night to be
counted upon the Iowa Association will do much
toward retaining for their State the banner won ut
he last presidential election.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
A Fort 10 he Used us 4, Summer Resort

Senator Butler, Of South Carolina, has int~o
duced joint resolution authorizing the Secretary
Of War to lease Fort Washington, on the Potomac,
in Maryland to certain parties who desire to fit il
up as summer resort. By the terms OF the reso-
luton the fort is to be leased for such length of
time and under such restrictions as may be
deemed proper. the right being reserved for the
take possession of the property. Fort Washing
ton is stone fortress, situated just across the
river from Mount Vernon and is we'll known
object of interest to tourists as being the last
stopping place before Mount Vernon Is reached.
II las not been garrisoned for several years. but
has been utilized by small picnic parties, II was
n great place for excursion parties from this city
and AleXnmdriA before the war.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
A NIIdnIrl,t Aiincir.

Last Sunday night, about IL o'clock, as Mr..
Harry Gangewer, residing at sl2 Sixth street
northwest, was going to his home he was attacked
by some unknown parties on II street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets, and knocked nearly
senseless, He could not tell whether his assaiI-
ants were black or white, or how many there were.
II seems that the object was robbery, as Mr..
jaugewer had only 10 cents on his person, and
this was taken from him.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, January 4, 1881.
GENTLEMEN: In renewing our
orders for Browns Iron Bitters 1t
may be of satisfaction for the pub
lie to know that we receive the
most flattering encomiums from
our customers in regard to the off
cacy and genuine merit of this med
icine. WHITEsIDE Il WALTON,
Pharmacists, 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue.
browns Iron Bitters is O true
tonic; a cure for dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, weakness, and all wasting
diseases
National Republican., 1882-07-12
land Leauue Needing

The regular monthly meeting Of the Mrs. D. s.
Parnell branch of the Ladies' Land League was
held last evening at the parors of Mr., Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. O'Nein, president, and Miss Kale A. Dinneen,
secretary. Dues to the amount of els was handed
in. The treasurer, Mrs. 4. O'Rorke was directed
to forward the same to Mr.. Z, Ford for transmits
sion to Ireland to Miss Anna Parnel for the relief
of the evicted tenants. The Ladies League, being
now drawing TO the close of its first year, contem
plate having an election of officers and forming the
League on more firm footing.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
Serrenul Mason.

There is no universal and overwhelming desire
for the pardon Of Sergeant Mason, and President
Arthur Is doubtless aware OF the fact This is a
law abiding country, as a general thing, and per-
SONS who fagrunlly violate the law usually suffer
the penalty without receiving n great deal of
sympathy. In the case of Sergeant Mason the
sympathy he receives is from crHnks like himself
Let him grin AMI bear his punishment as much
lIke q mAn as he can CincinMaN EnQuirer.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
TOO PreViOua.

The Washington Post, apropos Of the marriage
of Annie Louise Cary, says that If Mr., Raymond
doesn't treat his bride kindly he will find about q
The Post is rather too previous. Very fortunately,
Annies early youth was spent in wading around
in the surf and catching goldfish; she is twice as
big as her husband and able to TOSS him around
as she would a'hOt muffin, II will be a cold day
when she has to call in the neighbors to protect
her. Denper Tribine
National Republican., 1882-07-12
An Interesting Exhibition.

Mr.. r. $. d. shells yesterday gave an exhibition
of the workings of his re-escape, recently erected
on the st. Marc Hotel. This is said TO be the most
complete and iective fire. escape ever introduced
here, and the facility and ease with which per-
sons were taken from the highest windows and
lowered rapidly aud safely, in II cOmmodious wire
basket, to the ground ELECTED much applause
Mr. Dashiells will soon give another exhibition,
TO which the public will be invited. 1t is novel
curious, and Interesting aud should be witnessed
lur Ill
National Republican., 1882-07-12
A New SnclaI CInh.

The Monumental Pleasure Club organized yes.
terday The following officers were elected
George b, lie Barre president; ], d, Jones' vice.
president; G, A. Davidson, treasurer; W. J. But
ler secretary, aud II. ID. Mcclure, sergeaut-at-
arms. IL is the purpose of the society to give
excursions and hops for the entertainment of thl
numerOus friends of the mombers.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
The school Board.

The school board did not meet last night for
want of a quorum. The secretary, two reporters,
and three members sat OH the steps of the Frank.
lin school building and parsplred for an hour and
then departed disguised, The present board
ceases to exist July H. when new board, COM
/ oitd oil only nine members, will be appointed
b. the Commissioners under the recent act of
COnuress
National Republican., 1882-07-12
STEALING CATTLE.
An Americans Complaint Against GREAT
Hritnfu.

-~-~-
britain.
To the Editor of THE REPunLIcAN:
SWEET GRASS, GALLATfN COUNTY, MONTANA,
June 27.-On the 9Th of October 1884, l had forty
eight head of horses stolen from my field by Blood
indians. Iraised party and followed them to Fort
Mcleod q distance of six hundred miles Arriv-
ing there one day after the Indians, found some
of my horses In their possession. Colonel Mcleod
told me II would have them arrested he would
give them the full extent of the law. got the
names OF the war party who came south to steal
horses, thirty in number. Major Crozer, in charge
of the mounted police, arrested seven, which were
oil that could be found at the time. These were
tried before Colonel Mcleod on the Goth of 0cto-
Der, 1881, and found guilty beyond the shadow OF
doubt II was proved by McDougal, acting su-
horses into camp; and the Indians themselves
Confessed to stealing them. and also 10 killing
some that did not go TO suit them. Colonel Nc
LeJd told me after the trial that he would not sem
teuce them just yet as lie was in hopes of getting
the remainder Of the party. Then lie would serve
them all alike.
Get BACK FEW OF MY POOREST HORSES,
sorebicked aud run TO death, at cost Of $500 and
Later there were sixteen head more turned over to
the mounted police at the government farm, Par
riving there they found they had been turned out
ON the range. They Qhe owners) hunted two
weeks and found seven head, for which they had
to pay Major Crozler 81, j,25 per head, he claiming
that he had TO pay the Indians that rs reward
for their honesty, l supposed These horses were
skin poor, and two died before coming 100 miles.
While there they learned that those seven Indians
had been turned loose.
ON ASKING MAJOR CRozER
The reason of this, he said, there were more In
dians than white men. The officers Mt Fort Nc
Leod treated me well while / was there, but as
snon as was gone they went back on everything.
They never made move to capture the remain
der of the war party or punish those already con
victed. What l would like to know is this Has
the British government a right to send their In
dians over here to steal our horses, and then pay
them q reward of S5.25 per head If so, myself
and great many others would like to know It,
The above are facts which have been proven and
can be again. Very respectfully,
ALBERT HARRISON.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
Notice. CnpitaIists.

Attention is called elsewhere in our columns to
the advertisement of the RAILWAY MINING COM
PANY of Montana, where limited opportunity is
offered for investments that will pay from 100 to
1000 per cent. as soon as the mines are in full
working order. For particulars address T. j. SPEN-
GER l7l2 l. STREET, CITY,
National Republican., 1882-07-12
Capital Punishment Among Ducks.

AS half a dozen ducks were swimming in
Bentley's Pond. Lapeer, Mich, i've Of them, for
some cause, ponnced upon the other aud held II
and Tribune,
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Gentlemen

Who are about to replenish their wardrobes prepara
tory to starting for the summer resorts will find in
my stock many useful articles. some not readily
found elsewhere. will call your attention to few
articles Busters of SILK, Linen, and Check Alpaca;
overcoats In Light Weights, some Sik-Lined and
Others silk Faced; Woolen Travelling Shirts of var
GUS designs and colors; Yachting and Sailor Suits,
the only fitting ones to bo had here Cunning and
Fishing Suits, acknowledged to be the best In the
United sates Blue Flannel Suits, two superior quail
ies one willed. for si35o. and the other plain for
$751; bombay Serge Suits In greens and blues, no
others good to be had in the District of Columbia;
Fta:her-w eight Drawers, Shirts, Undershrts Night
shirts, &c In
National Republican., 1882-07-12

marriage license was issued yesterday to John
II. ODonnel and Anna d. Koontz, both of this
city.
white male infant was found early yesterday
morning Oh street, between First aud Second,
southwest
The Mctr politNn strcct-car drivers will give an
| excursion to Lower Cedar Point, on the steamer
Mosley, July Is.
In continuation Of the Departmental League
games, the War and Interior Department mines
will play this afternoon on the National grounds.
The special license agent has sworn out war
rants against Low Il Nolan and j. r. Davis for
doing business as real estate agents without H.
censes.
Lieutenant Greer, of the Sixth Police Precinct,
who waS so seriously injured about week since
by being thrown down and run over by horse
and wagon on Seventh street, is improving
rapidly.
The Produce Exchange Company received a
permit yesterday to build six brick warehouses at
Ninth and Louisiana avenue three of which will
| face on Louisiana avenue and three on street.
| The total expense will he $4,000
| The funeral of Mr.. James Vaudeville Carlisle,
| jr., took place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence on d street, between Third and Fourth
streets, and was largely attended. Mr.. Carlisle
was student at st. Johns College from 1870 to
| lS7l and had many warm personal friends in
| Baltimore and throughout Maryland.
white boy, 10 years old, named Harry Rollins,
while bathing in the Eastern Branch, near the old
burnt bridge, was accidentally drowned. He lived
with his uncle, Mr.. Henry Bright, on the corner
of Eighth and streets southeast. The body was
| The coroner viewed the remains, and gave GER
| titicate of accidental drowning.
| Although the thermometer ranged in the vicn-
ity of 800 at the District buildings yesterday the
poor clerks were kept busy at their duties until
| o'clock, while the Treasury clerk was waltzing
| down the Avenue at O'clock; and the poor me-
chanics and lahorers worked until o'clock all
the samee. p. S. And the fat reporters and edi-
| tors fought bugs and things until daylight this
| morning under bad gas lights-and the poor print
| ers-but let us draw the vail.
The Bee, Il paper recently started in this city in
the interests of the colored people, has suspended
for the present. The cause of the suspension is
| attributed TO financial disagreement between the
| editor, w. V. Turner, and the business manager,
| NJ. F. Hamlin, and the latter threatens to begin
criminal proceedings for the recovery of certain
| moneys which he alleges that Turner wrongly ap.
propriated. 1t is stated that as soon as the pres.
ent difficulty is settled the Bee will be issued un
der new management, with w. q. Chase as city
| alitnr
National Republican., 1882-07-12
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The NNeaihcr To-Day.

For The Middle Atlantic States fair ,Ocathcr rcsicril
winds, stationary or io,vcr temperature and hghei
pressure.
For Washington, from a. m. TO midnight
Fair pcdLer ,cim stationary or slightly iouer tempera
tUre.
Thcrmometric readings-7a n. M, $3.50; II q. M.
$3.50; p. M, s7.2'; p rn $40; II p. M, 77.4o
maximum g0.So; minimum, 1859.
National Republican., 1882-07-12
"AIderney Dairy Wagons, ,,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 15lb. "Ward prints at 40c per lb
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermilk, sc.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-07-12

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ant
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on o
address Herzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsyl
yanin avenue
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Gs;s1 ton ton hq@1hIS @ssSj@S %EpAEsp4H AEs2H
streets H9r'hgest spseisl % subject %sTATE RFeIs
TSN PrssdsSs adsSG.ans SfsEsis.y yis
N~laJe PosT-oFEICE NOTICE
will close AT this office foows
M0NDAY..At 10 a. m: for AsPlnwall and South Pa
TUESDAY-At 10 Il. M, for Jamaica, Turks Island
and Jacmel per steamship Alps at 1880 a. M. for
Europe per steamship Wyoming, via Queens
wEDNEsDAy--At12;3O AT 1890 p. m, for Europe per steam
ship Parlha, via Queenstown Qetters for France
must be directed per Parthia ~ at 1890 p. for
al @ @ % spd S xg Perya
Miguelon, yia HaliGlx.
THURsDAY-At a; M for Venezuela and cura-
per, steamship Herder, via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
''per Ierder u at II M, for Europe per steamship
City Montreal via 2peenstown; at l:s5 p m, for
Cuba and Zorro Rico, per steamship British En-.
FkIDAY.-At 10 M, for Port au Prince, savanila,
&c, per steamship Aisa
per steamship ponag yIa southampson and Bre.,
counries must be directed per De"au f%'Spfi " at p
M, for Europe pc per steamship a. Britannia ,s via
Indies, per Steamship Niagara: at p M for b ].
I!fS RsF Va SaR%
s @
So" FF"nfffa MGNR% fS9e g. sqy Postmaster
n19e TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON THE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
TRUNKS SATCHELS, TRAVELLING BAGS
HARNESS, SADDLES &C., &c,
AT THE FACTORY
JAMES S. ToPHAM,
425 Seventh Street,
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO 1871 PENNsYL
WANNA AVENUE
REPAIRING.
Trunks Covered and Repaired promptly by good
s68s CAMPHoR,
80 0NNf3f'fAP f2k PAPEk Ek'A"
INSECT AfFoDwDER,
PROTECTION i AGAINST MOTH
w. s. THOMPSON
mr1s Pharmacist. 7Os Fifteenth street
| h<l91o DINTlST.-HOWliAND ID DENIAL AsSO
kS9 ClATION, No. III Four-and-a-haif street,
doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue east side Here
viii be q for the first tooth and 20 cents each add
tiona tooth at the sitting Extractions without
| gas so cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made
| " per set. Gold and Amnlgam Filings from tl TO IS
All work warranted first class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over $1,000 patients Patients com
Ing by car will be furnished free tickets TO and from
| the Oifice. mT22-ly
n~e wM. b. ENTwIsLE
APoTHECARY,
| 1901 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
! fumery, Toilet Articles, soaps. SpOnges, &c.
| Prescriptions compounded day OF night.
Soda and Mineral Waters on draught the year
round mr30-ly
a1SFs ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA
B=S BLES, JOHN IL. CLARK. Manager
| No. l72iG street between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth Streets
keeps for hire all the latest styles of Carriages by the
hour or month, with drivers IN livery.
ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses.
Particular attention given TO Boarding HorseA
! R~5gS WARMERS KIDNEY CURE, MRS. PINK
~ ham'9 Compound, Curealine CAMS Corns Sol
vent and all the new remedies, al COUdhLiNS =
Masonic Temple. IAl9
nG5Fs IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
kSSS TalgiR Headache, Toothache, OF any pain, one
! application OF FLUID LIGHTNING will relieve you,
Sold only at CouGHLIH's. Masonic Temple noa
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PrnmIncnt ArrivnI.


WILLARD's,-E, n Crane. NJ. A. Edgar, Hon. John
Adnir, John Hall, John II. Ten Brock, George II
Tice, New Jersey; j. H. Burns New York; J. +
lIongsworth, Ohio; 4. lIoilheimer, Cincinnati; II,
kempner. Texas; s. NJ stone, II. G.. Thaycr, A. @.
4, II. IL lard, New orleans: c. s. Snead, Kentucky
w. X. Jewett, New York; Judge Thomas Sunder-
land san Francisco
R1Ggs.-M. L. Phillips, Louisiana; John w. Ward,
Hon. Leonard Myers, j. W Ryckman. philadelphia
: ~ Bailey Pennsylvania; ii, o. iloughton, jr;, g
Cnslmgn. Cambridge, Mass +; NJ, shepard, G; l..
clair, Philadelphia; 4. $. Rogers boston; ii. X.
Mayo, Nirginia Cnarl u. Mitchell, u. H. Anthony,
Kansas; =. Stevens, G dorado; j. S. Derby. New
York; j. b. Low, san Francisco; l.. Lausen, Buenos
AyTes
METRoroLtTAS.-H. l.. Adams, New York; Will
lam u. Newell, New Jersey l.. Schaeiier, Cincin-
natl; w. Lamar, Florida; B. a; stone, New York;
c. II. Ryan, w. +. Barclay Rnsselye, KY; o., II.
Schell, Philadelphia; A. G. HASKELL South Carolina
81. JAMFs.-Dr. II. Il, Waite New York; w. ].
Martin, North Caronni Lewis w. Hirshbcry, Baltl-
more! ). 5. Waterhuuse Florida; ID. Humbird, Hud-
son, WIS; j. w. Bishop, Martnsburg; G.. q. lIamp-
ton, lbridgeton, N u; George Wharton, Iowa.
EBBITT.-Ellis Carr, J. Thomas, London. ENGLAND
Captain j, ii. Merryman, J. u. Burns, New York; j.
NJ. Haml Illinois; &. W. Party, Mount Vernon
Illinois; Captain Kirkland U. $. N.
AHLISGTON.-C. 9. Hckok, New York; II. =
Spadlng, Cleveland, Ohio; Colonel r. Lathers, Hon
u d. lawson. New York; James N. Carpenter, New
=woRM1EYs.-E. II. skinkor, W. $. Gurnee, New
York.
National Republican., 1882-07-12

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter will be issued to-
morrow. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business Office.
National Republican., 1882-07-12

You can publish three-line advertisement of
"wanted," For Rent" For sale," or Lost"
three times for twenty-ii five cents in THE REPUB.
LICAE.
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MY CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

have the best skill in the country and my assort-
ment of goods larger than to be seen in competition.
Some of the most popular fabrics for summer wear
are the Heather suings in artlscally mixed color
ings, Bombay serges, Irish Boating Tweeds, White
Flannel Suitings, Seersucker Sulting, Real India
Goods, Bamt 90 Cloth, Nankn Cloth, or Nankeen..
Wool and Worsed Serges, &c.
In both Departments ready-made or bespoken,
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nB@.. MARYLAND REPUBLICAN, AssoCIA-
VIZ ton - Monthly meeting WEDNESDAY,
18th instant p. M, Tlmms' Hall, seventh and d
streets n9rthwest, Special subject, STATE RFeIs-
JAMES 8. CRAWFORD. President Iyl2-1t*
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RISFs WARMERS KIDNEY CURE, MRS PINK
~ hams Compound, Curealine, CAMS CornsS Sol
vent, and all the new remedies, at CoUGHLIN,S,
Masonic TamDla iAl0