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National Republican., 1882-10-19

important prop. The jury is not to be
guided, badgered, solicited, or other
wise tampered with by spies en-
ployed on one side or the other
Charges and counter charges have been
made of criminal attempts To influence
the jury in the recent star-route trials.
We hope the investigation of these
charges will be as prompt as is compati-
bic with the furtherance of the ends of
justice. The Attorney-General should
not be embarrassed in the discharge of
his duty in the premises. He is investi-
eating his own subordinates to see if
they are worthy or unworthy servants.
If they have committed any crimes, or
are charged with any, the grand jury
must inquire into that, and "upon their
oaths" present whoever they deem
criminal without regard to the wish of
any person whomsoever, private or official.
We repeat that we have no distrust of
the Acknowledgement. We believe that
he will purge his Department of any who
may be found to have engaged in prac-
tices either repreliensible or unbecoming.
We believe, also, that he will unsparingly
apply the severity of the law to any who
may have violated it, either to aid a
criminal prosecution or defense.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
WEST WASHINGTON.

During tho fishing season a report concerning
the cond iion Of the water at Great Falls will be
publish ed each day, us furnished by the Wash
ington Aq ueduct Ohice, Georgetown, using the
following measurement: Very turbd, 0 to s; tur-
bid to l5 slightly turbid, 10 10 %; clear % to
&c. Condition of the water, Wednesday, October
lS.At Great Falls, 36j at receiving reservoir, 36
at distributing reservoir, SO.
High tide Thursday, october 10. 1919 a. m. and
Street lamps will be lighted to. night at $3.50 and
extinguished RL 4.lO.
The Columbia eight. cared crew. entered for the
Bicentennial regatta at Philadelphia on the Goth
instant, were out practicing yesterday afternoon
in the eight. cared she'll OF the Potomacs.
Potomac Commnndery No. 8 K. T., win visit
and the members are being drilled three times d
week preparatory to their trip
Mrs, Hayden and her daughter having gone to
New York TO spend the winter their house, corner
Of 7 and Twenty ninth streets, has been rented
by Admiral Semmes and family.
William Lee, the colored man who was injured
by falling from car while returning from West
Virginia, as noticed in THE REPUBLICAN, at the
time, died Of his injuries on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Lieutenant Frank Harde, who has been
visiting her motheT-in-law here, lefg for Phila-
delphia Wednesday morning.
Mr.. j. Powell Hess, prominent builder, has
been awarded the contract for building four fine
threestory brick dwellings for the trustees Of tie
Linthicum Institute, at the southeast corner of
Twenty ninth and streets. These will be very
attractive and desirable houses, and Will add
much to the appearance Of that neighborhoOd.
The work will be commenced at once.
Arrived Schooner Elisha Gibbs, wood, from
New Bedford, light, TO load coal for Fair Haven,
Conn; schooner Twilight, Robinson, from Boa,
ton, 10 load coal for Jersey City.
Sailed: Schooner Charles +. Sampson, Allen,
ESQ tons Of coal for Providence.
Droyers Rest livestock sales, Tuesday, October
II, 1882 (reporled by Tasemer Bros. proprielorsl
AZ TO 8 medium, Alto 4l5j common, 31S TO 200
sheep and lambs at: sheep, 3l9 10 ~; lambs, 8 TO
654 20 cows and calves at from $50 70 $40. Market
active,
National Republican., 1882-10-19
The Next House.

The advices received in this city from
all parts of the country are most encour-
aging for the Republican cause. There
is no danger of a Democratic House OF
Representatives with the splendid work
that is going on. The great papers that
have taken contract to swamp the Re
publican party are no authority. They
think the people are as mean and un-
patriotic as themselves The great right
to vote is the one main issue, and the
American people know that the Demo-
cratic party is denying that right
in one third of the States. The
party which is based OIL regret at the
failure of the rebellion and on revenge
for the freedom of the slave will never
dominate this country. The party of
equal rights for all and of protection for
home industry has q majority large
enough to win in spite of the Democratic
States in which no elections are allowed
Ohio has done voting for this year. The
disaster there is bringing the Republican
party to its senses, and the people will
not heed the snarling crew who ask tc
have the Democrats placed in power tc
avenge their fancied grievances. The
next House will be Republican by moi
less than twenty majority. No, we will
not specify where the gains are coming
from. There will be no more losses in
the North
National Republican., 1882-10-19
New Magazines.

The American Lac Rerieic for october contains
the second chapter on "Charer PARTIES" by Or
lando +. Bump. The subject is ably handled, and
copious reference to authorities is made. 1t will
prove of interest TO all admiralty lawyers. Mr.. j.
b. Heiskell contributes a very seasonable paper
on The Conflict between Federal ana State De-
cisions" The abSurdities existing between the
decisions Of the various state courts and between
out, and is source of vexation to every thinking
lawyer. The reviews of recent law books ana
general notes are fully up to the standard Of this
excellent review
The LHle Ones and the Nursery, published
by the Russell Publishing Company, Boston, is
one of the most charming magazines published
for the young folks. The reading mat ler is most
carefully selected and of such varied character
that it cannot fail to amuse and interest the
readers It is designed ior. Each article is beauti-
IlteTs LiUiMg Age always contains q choice
selection from the best English magazine. The
current number has the second part Of Edward
A. Frecmans "Some Impressions of the United
States" which has attracted wide attention and
American in England Forty Years Ago." and an
account of the " Ezra" expedition is very season.
able reading Just now A fresh installment Lime, OF
lains the interest Of the preceding chapters. The
other articles are all good
Uiltords Microcosm, now in its second volume
is devoted to the theories and investigations OF
modern science In their bearing upon the religious
thought of the age and is, ms its name signifies, a
Interesting and announce startling facts 4" The
Conservation of Energy By Barten s. Taylor, M.
D., is well written but attempts to treat vast
subject in too small space. Captain Carter's
Interference in Sound" commands attention by
its boldpess. The author takes exception with
ity in sound is entirely wrong in his theories
Captain Carter may be right, but we shall need
more proof than his mere ipse dirt before we pull
Professor Tyndall down from his high pedestal
and elevate Captain Carter to that niche of hame;
All the articles will bear careful perusal and afford
food for thought, The Mcroc9sm is published
monthly by Hall & Co., at % Park Row, New York.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
THE ROCKVILLE FAIR.
Intcrcating Programme for the Firs
Dny-Tic Prizes and winners.


Day-Thc Prizes and winners.
Tho twcnty-ninth annual fair ofthe Montgomery
County Agricultural Society at Rockville, Md,
opened Wednesday morning under most auspioi-
Gus circumstances. Splendid weather, everybody
feeling happy, large attendance, and exhibits In
every department finer and moro numerous than
ever before in the twenty mine years OF the So
cieiy's existence. Mr.. W. W. Raploy, the presi-
dent of the society may justly feel proud Ct his
success, rs II is owing in great measure 10 hls
hard work and indomitable will that such q
happy result has been reached.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE FIRST DAY
was of a decidedly interesting character. The
special premium for butter of Si2, which WAS an
object OF keen rivalry, was won by j.: ID. Blunt.
The exhibition of shepherd dogs hetding sheep
was noteworthy feature. Many of the animals
were very valuable ones the owner OF one dog re-
fusing 81 200 for his properly The following were
the entries in the 240 class: j. b. Welers Pea-
nnts, @. u. Coflin's Bnshatne, Jessup Blair
Mamie, william Draney's William X. William
X. won the first heat in 2I9 second In 245, ihlrd
IN 243lR Peanuts being second, Bashatne third,
and Mamie fourth. In the running race for Mont
gonory County horses Colebrookc took the prize.
TODAY THERE WILL BIZ THREE RACES,
the annual address by Hon. Barnes Compton, and
the bicycle races. In the latter there are numer:
olw entries from the Washington clubs, special
train will leave the Baltimore and Ohio Depot NJ
IL o'clock, returning at $3.50. great many WASH,
ingtonians were in attendance wednesday, ana u
Is expected a great many more Will be there TO-
dav
National Republican., 1882-10-19
The Jury-Bribery Charges.

We do not believe that the Attorney
General intends to sustain, excuse, or
condone any misconduct in the recent
star-route trial. He will be the inhexible
foe of jury-fixers wherever they may be
found. If he finds court vermin in his
department he will clean il out. If any
man who has been trusted by him has
made himself the companion of low and
despicable creatures and employed them
either to break" jury or buy one in
whole or in part, then the man who shall
be found thus to have abused his trust
will be cast off and dealt with accord
ing to law. II professional spies
and informers can be of any value to the
government il will not be as high and re-
sponsible off icers in the Department
where the prosecution can beas easily
betrayed to the defense as can the de-
Tense to to the prosecution. There can
be no man in the United States more in
terested in knowing the truth about all
this subject matter than the Attorney
General. The public will in time un-
doubtedly know all the facts brought out
by the evidence, and they will then know
as much about the inside of the Depart.
ment of Justice as the Attorney-General
himself. He will not do anything behind
a door, nor will he disregard the right Of
the people to know how the affairs ol
his office are conducted. If Ignorant
zeal or natural malice or mercenary de-
sire has sought to contaminate the foun
tain Of Justice, the offender must be
made an example Of or whoever shields
him must share the odium of his ofiense
The right of trial by jury is as highly
priced in this country as is the right Of
personal liberty itself, Of which it is an
National Republican., 1882-10-19
FOR SALE-Farms.


ITOR SALE-C4 ACRES FINE GARDEN LAND,
II The city posi-otfice, &c. ut the place.
Si,500-half cash, and balance on time. ODEl.L
CO., s06 street ocls-a@
EARM FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-CON-
IL tanning $50 acres five miles from Washington, on
good pike road: good house and necessary oubuild.
ings; orchards Of choice fruits; fine meadow and
garden land plenty of wood, and well wniered cle-
giant growing crops ON 100 acre; or more This place
Is especially adapted for dairy or gardening fhrm
Possession given at once. Apply at No. O2 c street
northwest. ocif-tl'
1NOR SALE-FIVE WELL-IMPRoVED FARMS,
IL near Washington, at n bargain; 20 cheap farms
In the shenandoah Valley Two pIlning offices COM
plete (RepubliCan stock OF dry Eu0GS. Two Er =
ery stores one notion store. For circulars address
]. II. BRISTOW, Martinsburg, w. Va. oclBStS
NOR SALE-BUSINESS PRoPERrY; I; 65 ACRES,
IL 20 IN fine timber; twelve room brick hotel.
wheel and blacksmith shop; stabng for 20 horses;
ontbuildngs; Tuit two roads across seventh street
class farms, line buildings, fish ponds wood land;
with houses Is TO 40 at and near railroad
stations, most Of them near Washington.
It. j. BROWN,
40 Tenth street northwest,
ocl36ts Washington, ID. @.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
why Beechcr and Foiger Disagree.

The announcement of Beecher that he is against
Folger requires some explanation Bee cher's
coming out against Folger is a matter Of personal
interest to the Plymouth divine. 1t is generally
known to New York people that the affairs Of
Plymouth Church were run by Beecher Free
land, collector OF the port of Brooklyn; "Al Dag
gett formerly possessed of a lucrative weighing
contract in the custom house, and Boon, his dep.
uly collector. When Freeland died he was q de-
faulter to the government to the amount Of 1000.
10 protect Freeland's memory, Beecher proposed
plan. 1t was that ii FOlger would allow Daggett
TO Ike ep his weighing contract the latter would
make good Freeland's delalcation Foger per-
emptorlly refused TO enter upon any such agree
ment He rescinded Daggetts contract; BeechoF
got mad, and upon the FIRST opportunity that pre-
sented itself declared against Folger such is the
history Of Beechers opposition TO Folger.-C Chicago
National Republican., 1882-10-19
The late Richard RenIG.

To the Editor of THE Republican,
beg leave to correct an error OF the press which
has recently come under my notice, in regard to
the military career of the late gifted Richard
Realf, an American poet, many of whose poems
deserve immortality He did not enlist as pri-
vate in the Eighty eighth Illinois Infantry. but in
the Forty third Illinois Infantry, in company of
sharp shooters | was raising in Chicago in 1862,
and which intended to be attached to the Forty
third Illinois Infantry, of which was q member.
l sent him as a recruit to Camp Butler, Ill, with
others. From said camp he wrote me he had been
| think of the Eighty eighth Illinois Infantry, at
the same time asking if would release him. l
did this cheerfully, not wishing to stand in the
way of his military advancement, and he became
the adjutant of Colonel Sherman's regiment.
A SUBSCRIBER,
National Republican., 1882-10-19
WITH A BIG " M
What May Be Expected OF the Countr,
fn The Ycnrs 20 Come.

in the Years 10 Come.
One of these days the government will own a
wire or two, and the superintendent and opera
tors will form the nucleus ofa department OF tele-
graphy with millions in property and 10000
office holders. And the head OF this department
will want seat in the Cabinet. Perhaps one of
these days the government may get possession Of
a trunk railroad; up springs a new department
and 100000 office. holders more. DO you suppose
one of these experiments ever goes backwards !
Not much. Well, public buildings will be required
for these things. State lines will one day In the
near future have become almost unknown and the
word Federal will be permanently succeeded by
the word National" and the original confedera-
ton of States will then have become simplya grand
Nation with big N, a standing army, quarter OF
million governmental dependents, and Il cen
tralzed power, which wall be Republican only in
name The home of this government VIII be
Wash ington, and the Presidential flag will float
over it, the insignia ofroyalty. Magnificent pub
lie buildings must rise to accommodate the new
order of things, and in these will mark the rise OF
the Nation and the fall ofthe confederation. The
men are now living who will see these things, and
then they will realize what l mean.-MuTGy in
Mc pittSbuf1 Dispatch.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Moi Much Ariar All.

The election OF Frank Hurd to Congress in the
tenth Ohio district does not appear 10 be much OF
triumph for the iree-trades after all. He ran sew
eral hundred behind the Democratic State ticket
and with anything like the interest shown in
other years by the Republicans he would have
been badly defeated. The Louisville Post, Demo-
cratic paper, considers this good test of the
popularity Of free-trade doctrines in the party,
and says Il ought to suppress the vanity. OF the
the party and endeavored 10 keep II there"
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Assistant pemocrat Van wycE.

The situation in the third district OF Nebraska,
where there are two Republican candidates for
Congress, has been further complicated by the &C.
ton of United States Senator Van Wyck. He Mts
come out in favor of NJ. X. Turner. the boiling
candidate, and announces his intention to canvass
the district for him. Senator Saunders Is working
for Mr., Valentine, whose candidacy is recognized
by the state committee; inc hght III the district
a successor will be elected to Senator Saunders
v TjitiLIie
National Republican., 1882-10-19

SENATOR BAYARp is reported rs having
said, in recent speech at Wilmington,
"We stand for judgment, and are willing
to be tried by any jury in the world, er-
cept in the District Of Columbia" This is a
poor return for-the kindness which has
always been shown by Washington peo-
pie to the Senator from Delaware. We
believe that in all that goes to make up
an honorable, intelligent, and enlightened
community Washington will compare
favorably with Wilmington, Del, and
that judges, district attorneys, and mar
shals here as honest as Mr.. Bayard
Why this unco-righteous outbreak?
National Republican., 1882-10-19

SOME discharged printer raves against
The Government Printer in the editorial
column of the Star yesterday at velocity
of not less than forty miles an hour. No
man can now be discharged from public
employment upon any ground whatever
without rocking the republic to its very
hosa
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Going for Them.

Mr.. John j.. Bailey, clerk in the Post Office
Department in Washington, has come out here to
Mecklenburg County and is engaged in tbe uu-
cratic ticket. upon which his own father is can
didato. Mr.. Bailey is. of course, entitled TO his
own opinions and the guardian Of his own con-
the opinion of other people upon the indecency Of
Mr.. ]. l.. BGiley's conduct is very decided.
Further comment is withheld out of considera-
tion for others than Mr.. ]. L. Bailey.-ChploHt
az. O. Journal.
Mr.. Bailey's patriotic course is worthy of highest
commendation
National Republican., 1882-10-19
uppAk,B,hfaO

Immediately after Cleyeland's nomination his
sporting friends aud hackers offered 10 bet on his
obtaining 10000 majority in Erie County. After
cooling off a little, however, they dropped to 5000
and day or two later to 7000, then TO 5000, and
now 5000 Is the figure. By another week they will
want to bet even, and before election day 1t will
not be at all surprising to find them asking odds
Really, Growers gambling friends are "bOoming u
him in the wrong direetion.-BuBalo Commercial
Il. ll-Dn
National Republican., 1882-10-19

An evening contemporary is in error
in stating that the Secretary of the
Treasury and Chairman Hubbell were
"closeted" for an hour yesterday. They
conversed in spacious room, and not in
a closet
National Republican., 1882-10-19

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued to-day. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Red-Sl,irt gIurderera.

The red shirts prevented another Greenback
meeting in South Carolina on Thursday last this
one having been called for Sumter. As q corre-
spondent of the Charleston NepS says, the " red
shirts" so to the place announced prepared fol
n Gvhl M frOlic ~ EIchuL1p
National Republican., 1882-10-19

THE citizens movement for a city ticket
In New York has been abandoned for
want of support. The Kelly restoration
gives the Republican party an opportun-
ity now to put its best foot forward, and to
deserve the support of the Democrats
who are opposed to the Kelly rule. The
New York Tribune of yesterday gave the
Kelly candidate for mayor lively boom.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous.

INoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BY PRIVATE
IL party, for cash Or gopd-sized and strong work
horse one purple satin long cloak for evening wrap;
double feather bed; neither article ever worn. Ad-
dress REDUCED Republican Office. ocis3t"
JNOR sALE-A LARGE SORREL HORSE, I6,f
chant; sound and Kind win stand any place, and Is
not afraid Of anything. Inquire amer o'clock y NJ.
1OS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
Il - ID west-I want TO sell grocery store and hx-
lures small and general assortment showcase and
counter, oclS-StS
11oR sALE-CHEAP, A GOOD sERvIcEA.
northwest. ocl9-St
L,oR sALE-A PERFECTLY GENTLE HORSE,
Apply to livery stable Of W. c, HAZEL. Georgetown.
JNoR SALE = 52-INcH BALIrBEARINe EX-
once. '''~ ocis-3t'
S,NowDEN q CowDiAN DENTAL CHAIR. IN
- fair order for sale very cheap Address N ~ -
NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-ONE BALTI
Il more jaeger, t4Oi one spring wagon, ~; one
bar Bpf1Sn buggy S * good SSi horses rom ygs
phaeon carriage, N1i also cArragss hsshstss, hha
the ety or hire at the cheapest rates ut
GEYEHS Livery Stables, 4ds and 40 Y street noIlh-
west. " oclI
n EFT WITH ME FOR SALE-AT sos X STREET
i 4 northwest, a very stylish and cheap turnout; (;
sOrrel Hnmbletonlan colt, years old, sound, good
AFRAID Of steam or anything; lady drive himi
harness and carriage new tour-poaed, leather-top
iumpsent jnggeri price, s265. Can be seen from a
DRUSsIAN MUSICAL DIRECTOR II, sARo
Il snys:" Hallel Davis q Co pianos are the best
saw in my life" Superb stock at sii Ninth street
NOR eALE-SOo POUNDS OF NONPARIEI.
omce, Aul2-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-19
WASHINGTON, D. c., OCTOBER 10, 1881.
Population Of tho National Capital. 100000
An,usements Tonight.

ToRD's OrERAHousE-" The Professor"
NATloNAL TnEATER-"sq squatter Sovereignty"
THEATRE CoNIouE--Vnrioty Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

THE London Times says that joint con-
troll of England and France in Egypt is
impossible. That settles it.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

7nefsNe OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RRpupLIckr
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FOR RENT-Houses.

INOR RFNT-FURNIsH HE'D HOUSE, NOHTH-
~ western luc illUn, complete In every appointment
twelve rooms, southern exposure, elegant neiEhpOr
hood Address A. W. Room "a ~, Cloud Buiiulhg'
OciD-3tt
INOR REN1-FURNIsHED HOUSE, OR FURNl-
~ t1rO Will be sold at n bargain; central and hne
location, Address HOUSE, Republican once.
octs-3tN
I1oR RENT-FoR THE SEASON, A VERY
~ finely furnished house, with first-class board
Persons wishing TO entertain avoid housekeeping
without giving up home comforts could not be better
suited. Hest OF references given. n. JACOB French
caterer, o20 Farrasut Square northwest ocl1-ott
rTHOROUGHJY FURNISHED HOUSE, 2sB A
L street southeast; eleven rooms; furnace. gas,
modern improvements, south front, and desirable;
price, t75per month TO good tenant oci7.ae
LNOR RENT-NOVEMBER l. 1852, SIX-BoOM
II frame house, on College Hill. between Four
tecnth and Fifteenth streets northwest with 1850 feet
ground: can keep horse iI desired. Address w. y.
SHAW, Third Auditors Office. oclI-3tN
National Republican., 1882-10-19
MONEY TO LOAN.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

r IRERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL oh Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and spld at market rates: Colleetlons made every
wheTI by J. II. sQUIER a 20, Bankers. lals Psnn-
Hylvf nia avenue mA1su
National Republican., 1882-10-19

/Ucomni,n fcdtfons must be addressed "7bhs Editor
,THE RKPUBLIcAN, and 10 insure publication 81
ltr1fttc feDfbty side OF ne paper only, iptLh
Ndme and residence Of tho tUriter attached No COM
muniedtions icfH be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-19
FOR SALE-LOts.

EoN SALE-1IOGSs
NOR SALE-SuBURBAN LOTS, ACRES
Il each, near the city, In fine location; only s2oo;
half cash, balance so per month. ODELL q CO.,
sod street. ocls-af
J,NoR SALE-AT 800. PAYABLE $40 CASH AND
IL S5 monthly, sever! beautiful lots on street, al
joining Eleventh street northeast pavement
sewerage, gas and water two blocks rom last Cap.
itol street and Lincoln Park ]. W. STARR, I'D
New York avenue oci9