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Co-cny.nora-ive Banquet.

!. CilicAGo, N::,,l 4.--Tne h..n,u ,uct 10
I've given s.y H." .:oiuH'i> C!uh. Aarc!,
15;h. c,,.i::.cn.um,;lnS the anniversary
and ;,.ri!. uf An;iiew Jackson promises
TO l.;, q notable ::.::.;r. The following;
vi;ci i, respond ,,,s.s ;>: :. J. l,.%en,
I'ho.:.;., +. T.; yard. ;i,". il. Psnd!et"n,
ii.nry W.;..c:.,::L, eA-.>t': -inr I:iI:..:ai,
O,io; .:crr Rack an! .t.t H'rt I. Mcr'
rick. .,:.u :..- .u;lo": in, MA" have I''-
rovt4: invitations: J. =. lie"iil:ks,
S,naIcr I.:.,:w:r and cx-;ioveri'"r f;.i-
ihlI
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Funeral Of tho Late Milo: 6. I.r-
tharn

NV ioHx. March g. .~.'.,. funeral
services over the rr.,iai.,s oi IT,. lat,.
Milton =. Latham. :n:n,rrly Eovrrun.
and United States senator nf California.
took place this afternoon at the .tnt.,o,
Memorial church. Rev. Dr. Tiffany OF
ficiating. There Was u large attendance.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: ID. u. Mills, Governor Low.
T.. Allow, W. II. Garrison, +. +. Dew
ey, and ]. Belllcn. The remains were.
taken t" Tarrytown. The final inter-
nlent will be in California.
OBERLIN, u. March 7.-Fire de.troy-
ed 49, ,NO worth Of property.
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The Cause of Latham's Death.

New IuRK. Niarch G.-The cause Of
the death OF ex-;itnat"r Lat!l:.In was a
mystery to .,i' iric'"is until tho tdcts
came nt:t to-t::sy. II sttl!,s i.c has su:-
fer>.l from .;r..,h;'s disease of IA: kid
news for over IL yea. \ week ago he
seemed 10 have recovered from triet
,i:ne=s. wi,i:n had confined him to his
ic,l, ant: on Thursday Le va, taken to
his downtown Gi.;sc. Friday lie was
taken witt. i:It,rnai hCi!lGrrliaSe shortly
af:cr q bath. AMI lie re:!..intrl uEcoll-
sciuils Until he ditu.
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Russian Notes.

I,yu.S. M,rc,, IA Berlin cores
ruGent declares; i,c has :y'a"l authorit v
IMsyiny !h:,: during the day or ev:n-
jut Wine, Zen. s,KoI,eiOii' made his
t-.. s,c:,l. Een. Sko'c,off wOu!,i make
>n,e rn,ac': which would create II pro-
in,n, sensation in Europe. Those az
unaiu:r., vii, ~sso!Ml.,;I believed his
language was authorized. The Irt*xc
,,.Viena.. SAYS Gen. ;>xohclott's 8 brother
'n-.:w j. continuing the sgitati"n in
iI,ra
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CanE SsusDenaiOn.

Eo>r. y, Mar.h g. The banking,
a..,r of Charles A. Sweet Il Co. sUs.
nuI"i tbs meaning, CAUSING consider
;lr eNriieun.ntin :;naucixl circles. The
.ou>c has h IN advancing nonsy, it is
Z" akin" Il: !"::,,;:s and r!acin" then,
"a !!,r H,..!1c:. 't'l,e road is Il new one
and lis bonds have Siirunk in value,
and i.!e Di:I.;s winch have le"n carry
IN" tin i;n'lS wilt.l on sweet for ;H!.,i-
l;onaI uln;.. 70 t:.i, cali the firm has
in1n unu',,c IT, r,.<,'uH.i.
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UnearthinR Election Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Thc. COM
,nittec o: one hundred have discovered
frauds in the November elections in Il
divisions or the 18th ward. Warrants
were issued for the arrest of the Judge
and ms i.est"rs. but they have nc.!. The
committee Offers & reward of 500 for
their apprehension.
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Hardly Possible.

NEw YoRK, Marcl, A-Specials from
New Orleans show that the suffering
caused hy recent Eoo<l. are partly exag-
:-cratcd and that in many cases ti,e .to-
r;es are merely trick; 10 get free pcovi-
si0ns frOl., the government. The gov
ern:nent is watching the matter closely
3" "tl'at its generosity shall not lie abused
b." crafty politicians or penurious p ants
ecX
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Tho Badgers Don't Take Kindly to

RACINE. WIS.,. M:r.h4.-Oscar Wilde
made his first appearance before Wis.,
c',nsin audience last night. There were
not more than thirty PERSONS in the hell.
The Racine college lads had arranged tn
give him reception but were deferred
hy the professors. The lecture was only
marked by occasional snickerin"s l,y the
the ,nappreciatice audience. He brcke
down in the midst of his lecture saying
he was exhausted and could not read his
manuscript.
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Tho Vacant Judgeship.

New VoRH, March Tile z.iLMmt'* =
Washington special says: On COnk :.
iiIg's dcclinatiOn another nomination
will probably liz. sent to the Senate to-
morrow. 1t can be stated positively that
Clarence Seward will not be appointed.
1t is tue universal belief Of the Presi'
dents well-infOrmed friends that Judge
BlatchfOrll will l)e chosen.
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A PAN to Prevent tho Division OF
/. Q I.'.sil Party.

!.,Ni"'S. i."rci! tin order to pre-
:snt tie l'e.Is..ra,iun of the division OF
i.c Irish parliamentary lurty and lax
attendance a., is ,li..inb. r., u plan il I'M
tr consideration to pay eaciI member
elected /" Parliament ut the next elec-
Ton g." per session ~ Parliament, and
wa contribution OF G:aN towards the
rxnen,e$ o: e:,c, contested election. 1t
:spr'rhsHi t, raise fund hy . levy "f
"ne shifting per year Oh each clcctOr
.il to:sa III; Land League to contrib
nlein tie event Ui a deficit.
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WaShin0tOn Notes.

WAsHINaTO,:, March The Senate
finance committee rec0m.uvIi.ls the pas
sage of Books bill to punish the pnlaw.
full certjfjcati0n Of checks by National
tanks with numerous minor amend
The Austrian minister visited the
ments.
President to-day.
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CHICAGO, March GA Washington
special says 3erges.n Mason will either
ba acquitted by the Court Martial OF
the technical ground that he lad not,
actually entered on duty, or lie fired at
eiuiteAu, and will be given short SEN,
tence.
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7,o,,,ocra1,c Victory in Mobile.

y,r,,r. Malri, G.-At the municipal
,.,.;v. tilr State Democratic
I. I, "",nni.i,a. ;.,:,' and probably til. tax
.,,irtOr
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ROsh.

t.u1cAGo. March ca New Orleans
s,S..;,i w cav. Governor AlcEncry has re-
vI sI;v.'I - con.iticrablc number OF ae-
".a,. ,'.."I. some COZ, ling from. rich families
nlan,1; i .4;.',.. s" IN account of famine. He
isIieves iol t many Of these are sent to get
t:,I,I .,;Ir frre "f charge to be used by crafty
, r"litic;ans or penurious planters;
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A Murderer Indicted.

Sr. LOUIS, March 6.-George Killian
was indicted in Belleville, Illinois, to-
day for being concerned In the murder
Of family Of i've pers0ns near Sage-
town, Ills, March 11th.
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r~r,o~ion of q Packing House.

MAnouErrE, Mich, March h .:.t.ns e:IIne
lake Superior Powder CO. s,p.e psck1hnIe thIs
house % was blown up at so o':.ocF novis :5:s
1s%.. w.. T THatch. Herman Eckseo'm ana
another, name unkno""'
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

A novelty in summer books will be shortly pub
lished in the shade Of Summer Gleanings," by
Rose Porter To each day Of the summer months
hus been given an appropriate selection in some
what the style of the birthday book. On each
page of the book n space for pressed flowers, an
other for daily jottings, and a third for pen or
pencil sketch have been left, and the paper is of
character suitable for these. The book will be
bound in several attractive Styles and will be pub
lished by White & Stokes, New York.
Mr.. Frank d. Millet wIllicontrbute to the Cen
fury for April carefully Illustrated article on the
Chelsea (Mass) tiles, which mark a new and
original movement in American art; and Mrs.
Lucy NJ. Mitchell offers her third paper on ancient
sculpture dealing with THE Age Of Praxiteles"
This article is pronsely illustrated and is said 10
exhibit some of the best specimens yet seen of
American wood engraving.
James Below, bookseller, I'll Seventh street
northwest, sends us a copy OF handsome pam
phlet containing, besides a record OF the cere
monies, &c, attending the funeral of the late
Father Boyle, including the eulogy of the Most
Rev. Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, an ac-
curnte portrait of the deceased
= Matthew Arnold's strong individuality and
marked features will be shown in the frontispiece
Of the Century for April. A biographical and
critical sketch ofthe poet and critic is contributed
By MIR. Andrew Lang.
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Guardian
IrsrInE HAnNrn rrrs1n1sn-In IN

JUSTICE HAGSFR PEEsIDISG.-In Ia. e.. ESQ u.
Chnuncey Smith, deceased. Petition of Nathan A.
.. smith, son, for administration filed.
Final notice issued to executor of Philip A.
Bellhausen appointing Friday, April %, for set
lement
Final notice issued to executor OF Josephine
Coethen, appointing Friday, April 2s, for settle.
ment.
Petition and order appointing Martha Jane Burr
guardian to Adelaide Perry Burr on bond Of $50 .
300
IN the matter of Eveline Mason, guardian to the
orphans OF Thomas and Carey Morris, deceased.
Amendment to petition of March and order ap-
pointing her guardian ON bond OfS60O.
Proof OF publication of will of Aaron Lomax
lied, VIII exhibited and proved bytwo of the
witnesses, Order admitting same to probate and
granting letters testsmentary 10 Mary Lomax, on
bond OF $50
Assent of heirs OF Francis E. Boyle to will filed
Decree admitting viii to probate and granting let
tiers testamentary to Thomas J. Myers on bond of
5000
In the estate OF franklin Steele. Motion and
Ordcr allowing until April TO file bond.
In the matter OF Richard H. GOdsborouRh Pc
lIunn and pronunciation filed, and order appoint
ing said Goldsborough guardian 10 Louisa Kant
on bond OF 5000 Bonded.
istition of William h. Lord, executor Of Francis
D. Lord, and assent of heirs filed win exhibited
ana proved on the affirmation of Samuel II.
walker, who proved the handwriting and death
Of William II. Ward.
IN the estate of Fanny w. Callahan. Petition OF
j. D. Hay and assent Of heirs and creditors filed.
order appointing L. D. Hay administrator. on
Adjourned till Friday nj II A. m
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THE NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Thou out of chOatio mass now doth stand,
thing Of beauty, "Romanesque," grand,
10 foster science In her rapid strides.
10 hold the treasure earth In the depths hides.
To you shall ocean her rich tribute pay
While dome and tower point up knowledge way;
While mind will delve amid thy varied store;
Science new gems viii add to Its past lore.
The untuiored mass will inspiration gain;
Thy wealth, like the artistic hand, Will train
The soul's slow processes In It's wider view;
The chiseled thought viii grateful turn to you.
Thy Missions glOrious-whcnin earth we sleep
Thy silent walls viii still their vigil keep
DER knowledge's sacred shrine TN earth unfold
us hidden meaning and It's wealth untold.
IT'S said TO unknown tolers voices sing
Then sweeier far are these than plRudits ring;
Tnen silent pile thy whsperlngs ever makes
To one who tOed alone for knowledge's sake.
-Kdie lee for TnE REPUBLICAN.
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The April number Of the Eclectic Magazine is at
hand and containsa very large number of note
worthy and readable articles. The table of con-
tents contains Science and Morality" by Pro-
fessor Goodwin Smith; "A Modern Solitary (menn-
ing obermann the German Mystic; =" Romance
OF Business" Electric Progress" The Revision
Of the French Constitution" by Joseph Reinach ;
Mr.. Swnburnc Trilogy on Mary Queen ofScots."
by G, A. Simcox; " Fashions and Physiology" by
J. Miner Fothergill, NJ D.; "A GuardsInans Story"
"National Wealth and Expenditure" by NJ. q. Null
Gossip" and Robert Southey and Caroline
Bowles." Beside these there are four well filled
editorial departments literary notices, foreign lit
crary notes. science and art, and miscellany Pub
llshed by +. r. Peton, 25 Bond street, New York.
Terms 50 per yenr: single copy forty five cents
trial subscription for three months, 81.
The numbers of LihelFs Lipin0 Age for March IS
and 25 contain 1.-The Relations of Religion TO
Asiatic states,' and The King and His Success
sor" FortnighRy :" English Players in Germany,
1000" MnetcGnth Century; =" Romance in Business"
Caroline Bowles," Fraser; "The Social State OF
the Hebrides Two Centuries Ago. COrnhW;
Dutch Etiquette Leisure Hour; Things that
Lady Would like 10 Know "Swndling rs n
Fine Art" and Servant Hunting" Saturday Re
risg; Friends and Friends" and wives in
Training" Spectator :" Three Unpublished Letters
of Horace Walpoe," Acddemg: with instalments
of " Robin" by Mrs Parr and Lady Jane" by
Mrs. oliphant, and the usual amount OF poetry.
Biacl1coods Edinburgh Magazine for March pre-
sents the following interesting table Of contents
Western Wanderngs: The Newest American
Horace" The Fixed Period" .(conclusionl
Lord Crawford and the House of Mar" Recent
Novels" :. A Word with John Bright" The
Meeting of Parliament"
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a RIch ma oIowIng PIeinre.

special 10 THE REPUBLICAN.
SUMTER, s, C., March H-At the approaching
April term OF the United States Circuit Court in
Charleston sundry election cases are to be tried, in
which, ifthe attorneys for the Government are not
ineompelentand do their full duty rich and glow
ing picture will be presented Of the graceless frauds
and lawless violence by which the Democrats
carried the election" In 1880 and counted In I"
their candidates all over this State Whatever
the jutles may do with the defendants who may
be tried. the proceedings will develop an amount
Of criminal oppression and barefaced robbery OF
the peoples rights which will electrify the coun.
Try. The approach Of these trials has already
stirred up tile hornets nest, and the Sport Of ne
Tmes OF March IL, published here, In an editorial
on the subject, significantly warns the witnesses
for the Government that whereas on former occa.
sions such witnesses have been allowed TO return
home and remain uumolested, II viii not be SO
this time, as they will inevitably discover. In
plain English, they'll catch -. X
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The will Of Francis b. Lord was filed with the
Register yesterday and partially proved. The
decedent bequeathes one hundred dollars to each
OF his grand aud great grandchildren TO be paid to
such as are Of age at the expiration Of twelve
months amer his decease to the minors, to the males
IN attaining the age Of twenty. one years and the
females when they are eighteen years old All the
rest OF the estate real, personal and mixed is de-
yised TO his three sons William, Francis B, jr and
John H. Lord, in equal shares, any amount that
Nhcy may be Indebted TO him TO be deducted from
his share. The testator's lot In Glenwood Cemetery
len for all ofhis family, sons grandchildren and
grandchildren, aud their husbands and
wives, william ID. Lord IS constituted sole execu-
Wnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25
THE OUTCOME OF ST. PATRICK's DAY.

st. Patricks day this year was one of those
beautiful. bamy days thatlrarcly indeed honor the
birthday OF old ITelands tutGlpr Saint. The sun
shonc brightly and the air was laden with the
promises OF early spring. Everything was work
Ing for the highest enjoyment of the multitudcs
who were TO participate in or behold the annual
parade in honor of the day Yet there were some
unfortunate influences at work tending to mar
the happiness of a larger or smaller number of
people. AT the same time, however, there were
fortunate circumstances in conjunction, so to
speak, in that one saints influence, in the shape
of st. Jacobs Oil, working special good on 81.
Patrek's Day. The matter Is thus explained by
Professor Arth, under his own signature, below:
81 deem ii a duty that owe to myself aud the
general public TO mako statement or two in re-
gard to the wonderful curative powers of ST.
Jacobs Oil which have just had occasion to try
for the first timeiM profession is that OF musi-
clan. was induced to accept of an engagement
to parade with the Weber Band on the 17th in
slant, and the route proved to be very long one.
After arriving ut my home and resting awhile
experienced severe pain in my left foot. The
pain increased SO rapidly that in about u half
hour conld not put my foot on the floor. Having
heard so much concerning st. Jacobs oil resolved
to try II, and procured some Of 1t from T. G. De-
molls drug store, corner of Eighth and L streets
southeast. The first application lued the pain,
which was so severe us to force me to call ns-
sistance and compelmy removal tothe open air in
iainting condition. The second application caused
the swelling TO gradually decrease | was then
removed to my bed, the pain diminishing each
moment. l could now move my foot flom the
ankle joint with comparative case The fourth
and final application accomplished the desired
result, It induced quiet and sound sleep until
morning, when l nwoke, scarcely realizing that
had suffered the night before had a similar
attack about year ago. which cost me over $40
and kept me in bed for six weeks. then used all
the lniments, lotions, and remedies that money
could purchase, but secured not the slightest re-
lief In this attack how different, Twas perfectly
cured in one night 1t shall henceforth be my
special duty to recommend that wonderful sub
stance, St. Jacobs Oil. to all my associates and the
public also. IT shall always be found In my
house, and in my baggage when abroad. Success
attend this wonder of the age.
PROFESSOR GEORGE NJ. ARTH,
1918 Eighth street southeast, Washington, ID. c."
Witnesses:
GEO YoUSa, Esq,
CHR. HOFFMAN,, Esq.
p. FISHER, Esq,
n. STRIKER. Esq,
DIR. 4. q. DEMoLI
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The board of directors Of the National Fair Asso-
citation met last night at their rooms, Vernon Row
"na prs7'dent, James l.. Edwards presided, with
n.l I,ci 'cretary. The principal discus.
..u .nr evening was the revision of the cata-
...uf Gee .or Incoming fair. II Is proposed to
u. IH arr of departments from twenty.
Hr"t.. Hirgi each department to be placed
t,. '.. .l. -r lsiun OF adroctor of the ussocia.
ilect the most competent Judges
for TN departments The association has
received the 'us, Gathering encouragement for the
coming exhibition, aud expects TO surpass by far
any former fair given throughout this section OF
the country. The directors are composed OF some
of Washington's best business men, are shrcwd aud
energetic, and endeavoring 10 do their utmost to
advance the interests of the association.
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Henderson, 7. j., nnnu.l ,1r HspII
Hepburn w. r., Iowa, Ol2 strev,.
Herbert H. A.. Alabama Metropolitan.
Herndon, H. H., Alabama, Metropolitan.
Hewitt, A. s., New York. ib20 street
Hewitt O. W. Alabama, Metropolitan.
HILL John, New jersey 5lO street.
Hiscock. Frank. New York. Arlington.
Hoblitzoll, Il. s., Maryland, -.
Hoge, j, Blair, West Virginia, National.
Holman, W. s., Indiana, Metropolitan.
Hooker, g, T., Mississippi, Wormley's.
Horr. II. g., Michigan. Sl7 Twelfth street.
Houk, l., @, Tennessee, Alg Sixth street,
House, j. H., Tennessee, Ebbitt
Hubbell. jay A., Michigan, Iowa Circle.
Hubs Orlando. North Carolina, fremont.
Humphrey, II; T., WISCONSIN, Grant Place.
lIutohins, Waldo, New York. Wizards
Jacobs. Ferris, IT,. New York, Sl4 Eleventh st.
Jadwin, C. G., Pennsylvania, Willard's.
Jones, q, W., Texas, 90 q street
Jones. J. X, Ark, l422 Eleventh street
Jones, r., New Jersey, Ebbitt
Iorgensen, Joseph, Virginia, ll05 y street
Joyce, q. H., Vermont, 600 Thirteenth street.
KGsson, j, A., Iowa, 1912 II street
Kelley, w. d.. Pennsylvania 1925 II street.
Kenna, j. H., West Virginia. National.
KetchGm, J, H., New York. 1929 X street.
King, J. ", Louisiana, -.
Klotz, K, Pennsylvania. b street.
Knott, J: Proctor; Kentucky, Metropolitan.
Lacey, = 3. Michigan. l2li \ street.
Latham, H. C., North Carolina, Metropolitan.
LoedOm, j. r., Ohio, Millard's
lie Feyte. Ben. Ohio Wizards.
Lewis, J, H., Illinois, 1874 | street
Lindsey, s. d., Maine, $40 Twelfth street.
Lord Henry W., Michigan. National
Luna r.. New Mexico, National.
Maginns, Martin, Montana, Arlington.
Manning, Van H.. Mississippi, 80 B street s. Q.
Marsh, r.. r., Illinois, National.
Martin, r. H., Delaware, Wlllard's.
Mason, Joseph, New York, 1881 q street.
Matson, G. o., Indiana, l09 G street northeast
Mcclure, A. g., Ohio. corner Ninth aud II streets.
McCoid. Moses A.. Iowa. 1925 Tenth street.
MeCook, A, g., New York, Arlington
Mckenzie, J, A., Kentucky, National.
Mckinley, William, jr, Ohio. Ebbltt
McLlne, Robert NJ, Maryland, 1907 street.
MoMlllln Benton. Tennessee, Riggs.
Miles. Frederick, Connecticut, Arlington.
Miller, S. H., Pennsylvania, 1918 street.
Mills R,Qa Texas, lll5 q street.
Money, II, d. Mississippi, Metropolitan.
Moore, " r., Tennessee, Arlington.
Morey, II, u, Ohio, HOS y street northwest
Morrison, W. r., Illinois. WllRrds.
Morse, H., Massachusetts, WOrmleys.
Mosgrove, James, Pennsylvania, -.
Monlton. s. w. Illinois. an G. street.
Mudrow. II. L., Mississippi, Arlington.
Murch, Thompson H., Maine, -.
Mntehler, w, Pennsylvania, Metropolitan.
Neal. H. s., Ohio, Hamilton.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

THE " DING CLUB AND HANDY SPEAKER.
at by 0EougE NJ. BAKER. Boston; Lee q
hep IA. Washington: W. ~. Morrison.
This 20 fine collection OF serious humorous.
pathetic. patriotic, and dramatic selections in
prose and poetry for readings and rectatious, and
will be found Of great value TO members Of literary
associations and those who are accustomed to read
before public assemblies, many of the pieces are
new, ana all nre capable OF being made very Of
fcctive.
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NEW YORK, March 2i.-Tom Sweeney, Of Wolyer-
hampton England, and Tom Donahue OF New
Haven, Conn, who are matched for prize-hg
with hard gloves on March 80, met, with their
hackers this afternoon and posted the final stakes
OF $500 each. Sweeney won the choice for fighting
Eiound Both men are apparently In good condi-
ton
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FIELD BOTANY. BY WALTER T. MANroN Bos-
tons Lee & shepard. Washington; w. II. Nor

This little volume is intended as handbook
for the collector Of botanical specimens, and con-
tains instructions Tor gathering and preserving
plants and the formation Of the Herbarians. IL
viii be Of valuable assistance TO the beginner In
botanical study.
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The following inscription, found in a church
yarl IN little hamlet few miles this eide Of
Boston, Is digestive of wrecked aud shattered
Ydie Record
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nosirums. PArkeFB
Ginger Tonic has cured many IN this section Of
kidney and nervous disorders aud we recommend
II heartily 10 ouch spnerArS -Nsl00.