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En-: lnnd Wants the Lions Shnre iu the
III ~ e Settlement ofAnairx.9
CAIIo, October 1.-THE situation to-day
has reached crisis The present position
has been brought about by5a very plain
and blunt intima,ion omsthc English
Government that England having done the
work Of snppressing The rebellion and re-.
storing the authority OF the Khedive, feels
herself responsible foru proper adjustment
Of the troubles remaining from the war
and chiei among these is the trial Of Arab;.
10 understand that England considers
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CnuEcu.yARp coughs can lie cured by
l1ale's Honey OF Horehound; and Tar. Il y !,
iPiEE's &Toothache Drops cure in one
minute, Z d \ NwYsw
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Wheeling Live Stock AIurlect

WHctIlHR T.IVc EtOVK NNrItct, y
The market Is not az lively Ms II might be- bnt nj,
offerings arc tnken 1t the following figures: -"
tdR!e--For 1000 pounds fHnt,1c. ,Noal ,1o
pounds. !'+n5Hc arrivals plenty anu tuinIng freely.
SIS according to quality and Size. - ~
2sap-319a1Nc. lt :.Il.7 s.
Limt,-:io1d 1t laiiSc.
ssc and qualify. N.5l b. II 's''s'''h " ~!
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Iheswax-Cholce ?js29c per ID. quiet. .Er1-
ApMes-ln good demand ii 9! Pa. 80 nc. bhl
huter-Ecceipts light to demand; strictly fresh
roll, .uh2jc: medium. 1si2Oc; common, i.ulIc:
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characterized the inaIke tho mast wcev. ,,'iav'.
gallon. asa N-5ITI .1G' 49, - - ~
hoos-1s much fnntr and with sllhcr prices. tho
hS Sigh, upward tendency. 80 :.
Gtn@hg- -iS con!"g In Ii. more quantities. nnd has
iallena iii.e In p!ec, being now quoted at 81 GH.
Hay -BA'cd hay Is worth sl0ull, nI,l )oosr. m
wagon, spa 0. heat h.taw was quoted 1T $40.
And 0at straw nt sG07, ,IH'.s.r5 IfrE.,II f"'.'N'
, 1882-10-11

The Times publishes q synopsis OF some
papers on the tremOrs of the earth by the
Committee appointed to measure the
lunar disturbance of gravity, and by MI
G. Darwin, which contains some state
ments new to the public. 1t is considered
proved by the men of science engaged that
the crust of the earth bends under weights
imposed on it, till when the barometer
rises an inch over a land area Xix that of
Australia, the increased load OF air sinks
the entire continent two or three inches
below the normal level" The land actual
ly sinks and rises under the pressure OF the
mass of water thrown upon it by the tldes,
the maximum of rise and fall on the Allan
tic seaboard reaching five inches. This
effect is felt at the bottom OF the deepest
mine. and may reach for an unknown dis
lance. 1t follows that the crust OF the
earth must be of exceeding tenacity, OK
ceeding as O minimum that of granite;
and it's ~swayings may be the causes Of
phenomena hitherto quite unexplained, as,
for example, the relation between storm
and earthquake. So universal, frequent,
and unavoidable are these disturbances,
that the inquiry into the lunar disturbance
of gravity has been given up. No depth
can be found at which a recording lnstru-
ment can be placed SO al to escape their
effect. The round earth pants, in fact,
like a breathing being, under the Changes
always going On above her.
, 1882-10-11

Gambettist papers are most cordial, the
Government papers civil, and the Oltia-
papers annoyed and hostile; while Ia
France ventures on the absurd suggesClon
that Sir 6. Wolseley bought his way into
Tel-el-Kebir. The object of the French
papers, however, is to hold the British
Ministry to its policy of disinterestedneS3s
which they accentuate in every way the
remaining papers Of the Continent demand
that Europe shall low settle the future OF
Egypt, as it settled the Treaty Of San
Stefano, but did NJ settle the fate OF
Alsace-Lorraine, to which, if Europe enters
Conference unpledged, there is no opJ9c'
ton. The only solution to which the cogn.
try would be vehemently opposed would
be a revival of the Joint Control With
France. Politics become impossible, II a
country is to s.recede from all her enga 9e-
ments in the hour of danger, and item
without firing a shot, to demand the 1osl-
ton belonging to those who have dont the
work.
, 1882-10-11
NJ i~ceIiameOu $.
From The Spectator Of G Sept

Lord Derby, speaking on Tuesday at
Preston, where they have been holding a
magnificent Guild Festival7 all through
the week, said that he thought local pa
triotism rather declining. There were as
many people ready to die for their country
as ever, hut not so many ready to live for
their borough. He attributed this decline
of localism to the rapidity and ease with
which men move about, and regretted it
deeply, for while few men could hope to af-
feet greatly the welfare Of the country,
many might hope to see the results Of
their efforts, either in towns or counties.
We wonder whether local patriotism does
decrease. 1t certainly does not decrease on
account Of much moving about, for the
Scotch and Swiss, who are everywhere,
retain of all men the strongest feeling of
local patriotism. We should question, on
the whole, the decline, except III London,
and believe that the gifts Of individuals to
localities made III this generation surpass
TIE gifts OF any previous one. The ditfe.
renee is that men give parks, buildings,
churches, and libraries, instead of giving
"endoWmentS." There is a feeling that
the thing given will be beneficial, while
the money may be wasted, or annexed by
a Parliamentary Commission.
No hint has yet been given OF the man
neT i'll which the mUtinous officers and
soldiers of Egypt are to be treated, None
of them have been cruelty treated, the two
men keelhauled having been ordinary
plunderors, captured on board ship, and it
is probable that all except the ringleaders
will be dismissed unarmed. We trust,
however, that all, especially the officers,
will be held to have forfeited claims to
pay, rank, or pension, and that the Trea-
sury will be relieved of the whole "service"
~summarily. Itmay be wise, too, to pardon
the ringleaders WHO have done service by
submitting, with Vie exception of Arab,
and all others primarily concerned in fir
ing Alexandria and setting free the con-
victs. They should die, as a warning to
their successors that, even when mutineers
they are not at liberty to destroy civiliza-
ton. Arab can have nc defence for that
hideOns act, or for the torture OF the Cir
caSSians, even though it should be Qisc0V-
cred from his papers, seized at IeI-el-heDlr,
that he had a defence for mutiny,-name-
~, an order from the Khalif. That is
quite possible, and if such a document
exists, we trust it will be published. 1t
is right that the British people should
understand the policy Of their "ancient
ally" who seized Sir Garnet WOlseley's
mules.
The language of foreign journals upon
British proceedings does not signify much,
as they seldom reflect accurately either
Governments or peoples. We may, how
aver, record that in all countries, Turkey
EXCEPTED, admiration has been expressed
at the success of the Egyptian Expedition,
and that a good many military criticisms
have been retracted. In, France, the
, 1882-10-11
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rife association at Limerick, He said ne
thought that at least one cause Oh Tue
long war of classes in Ireland was rapluly
disanDearing. That was religious dlHer-
ence. He believed this was the questlon
of Questions for Ireland, and hoped thab
the time was coming when no man Would
be Judged by the altar at Winch he WoF-
shipped. He thought it was coming, Ihe
nro0f being that the men most trusted
as representatives, even by Cathollc CON
st:tUencieS. are not of yhe religion u tno
people. There Was everything to nope.
and nothing to dread, from this spre.u u
tolerance among the people OF ifel"nu'
Mr.. Russelrs statements are not only Viu9'
but ne might have made them hluIn
stronger. Nothing has been more rehdrh.
able throughout the whole OF the recenG
AGITATION than the absence in it of any
element of religious bitterness. But then,
does this tolerance, in itself so excellent,
proceed from q sense of justice, or from
indifference to religiOn2 To elect men OIL
both creeds indifferently is, or may Oe,,
a sign of progress; but to murder men OF
both creeds indifferently, is not. one
would like to see Catholic rent-payerS
spared, or PrOtestants who serve boycoCUed
farmers, ever if there was a little relglous
Partially i'll the sparing.
The Gar has broken for an instant,
through his rigid seclusion. On the llth
inst. the f6te of st. Alexander NeWsky,
the Emperor and Empress left Peterho1'
and drove into st. Petersburg. They
passed through the city to the Monastery
where the annual service is heidi an open
c1rria0e. amid immense multltudcS OF
spectators. unprotected even by a Cos 'ack'
1t is possible that this signifies that the
Gar will iii future face the dangers
believed to beset him but 1t is more
probable hat the drive is an isolated ACT
of resolution. The danger was not
increased by the absence OF a guard, ano
the Gar made the journey as he would
have made achargcin battle. 1t is certain
that after months of waiting, the NlhlllsG
danger is still considered SO extreme that
the coronation, thOughinR Russia aceremony
almost necessary. to the SOVerelgn's Ctie,
is still postponed sine die, and that inc
Society is believed to have made an
attempt within the last fortnight. a
bridge, Just laid 10y the military engineers
forthe passage of the Emperor, was blown
uD by a torpedo. That may be untrue,
though the occurrence of a dangerous "ac-
cidentv seems proved but the story shows
how little the tension has been relaxed,
how utterly the police have failed to extT-
pate the Society. There never was more
striking phenomenon in history, or one
which BODIED so i'll for the future. EVIL
shows in Russia the courage, the selt-sup'
preston, and the lo%ng-enduring patience
HH,hich should belong to good.
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Decidedly one OF the finest and mot credit
able Of amy wine bearing the above name
l. from the vineyard of Mr.. Alfred Speer,
Of Passaic, n. j. The Wine Is expressed
from the Ripe Portugal Port Wine Grape,
cultivated IN this country, which, under the hand
Of Mr. Speer has been brought to the highest state
of perfection. The Wiue possesses the very highest
medicinal virtues, and tile Port Cape Wine, Ger.
tRlnly rs an article of beverage Is no., In orr
Judgment, TO he surpassed in color, taste, or any
of the qualities which constitute handsome and
agreeable wine.
Srecr's porl Grape Wine is valued by the wealth
lest fnnic, In New York as superior to the best
imIOrtCd Port
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ner the latter overcnmes the formeris again bo-
Ing ATTEMPTED IN the National Museum under tho
auspices Of DR.. IT, C. Ynrrow, herpctOloglst TO The
smithsonian. TIE snakes have now been Gagged ".
gether two or three days, but no sign Of prob
able combat has yet been shown. IL Is hardly be-
these reptiles while in captivity, aud untortu-
hatc,y the many notnrallsts who are looking for
wntd TO an extension of their knowledge Of the
habits of snakes will be disappointed
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LOCAL MENTION.
NEURALaMA

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1882.
GENTLEMES:
have suffered several years with
Neuralgia. INDIGESTION, &c. Some
thug over year ago ! was pcrma-
nCntly relieved by Browns Iron
Bitlcrs. I checrfllly recommend
IT, ns II has not only done me good,
but is used regularly in my family
asa tonic with most beneficial re-
suits. T. A. BIRCH.
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Having effected a settlement
with the insurance companies on
my stock lately damaged by the
fire next to my store, l now take
pleasure to inform the public of
the REOPENING of my Estab-
lishment.
L will sell all Damaged Goods at
great sacrifice. Most of the goods
are only slightly damaged by water,
but nevertheless we will sacrifice
them.
Great Bargains can be expected
in all the Departments.
Our entire Button Stock, lately
purchased, at half price.
Our Dress Trimmings at % per
cent. discount.
Made-up Lace Goods half price.
Children's Suits slightly dam
aged.
Ladies' Underwear in job lots.
Flowers and Ribbons, damaged,
at any price.
Fine Laces and Embroidery,
slightly damaged, at q sacrifice.
The following Goods, not dam
aged, will also be sold at n uniform
reduction for one week:
Our MILLINERY DEPART
MENT, stocked with all the Latest
Novelties. Bargains.
Our FINE PATTERN HATS at
q sacrifice.
Our LADIES' SUITS and
WRAPS greatly reduced.
Our PARASOLS and GLOVES
reduced.
CHAS. BAUM,
416 Seventh street.
|
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For ne Niddc Atlantic States, fair wad,iier, tDinds
becmEing rdraJle stationary or orcr barometer and
higher tebpCTdittre.
For Washington, a. m.--Tdir iCedticr and rising
temperature to-day aud to.moToiC.
Therm0metric rcadings--7 O. M, 49o: II q. IN.
bOo p. m, SEQ; Up. m, $50; II p. M. 49,; maxi
mum, 569'; minimum, 1912
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wIIbOr's Compound OF Pare God-EIver
OIL and Lime.


The advantage of this compound over the
plain Oil Is that the nauSeNtiug taste of
the OF is entirely removed and The whole rem
dcrcd pulatablc The offensive taste of the oil has
long acted as n great objection to It's use, hut In
this form the trouble IL obvia'cd. host of Ger
tIllcues might be given here to testify TO the cx-
CClicrce and success of " HWbors Cod. Lircr OIL
and Lime" but the fAct that 1t Is regularly pre-
scrihCd by the medical faculty is sufficient For
sale by \, Il. WnDoR, Chemist, Boston, and by all
drup tistg.
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CiOtcs and taOrs, corner Seventh and L, are
continually adding to their attractions in every
department of their vast establishment.
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Hi"'E'S' D's'ts "hEUhs'
Fresh Alderncy butter churncl every morning,
and delivered in lSlb. WARD prints, Mt 55c. per ID.
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; butterTnilk, &c.
per quart and sweet milk &C. per quart,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
'osroFFICE NOTICE,

HrS5Js POSrOFFICE NOTICE.
Tie Foreign Mails for the week ending SATuR.
DAY April - 1882 Will close at this Office ON TUES
DAY vt 800 pm, tor Europe, by steamship Wisconsin,
via Queenstown Oh WEDNESDAY y, nj 800 u. NJ, Tor
Europe by steamship Scythia, via Queenstown (cOr-
oinlly addressed, and ut l:a0n for Germany &c,
by steamship Braunschwelg via Bremen and ut
p, m. for France direct, by steamship ~. Germain,
Via IfUvrp. on THURSDAY, at $50 A. NJ, for Iiti.
rGgpOGdenCe for Germany aud France must be spe-
cialy addressed, and at 1850 M, for Europe, by
steamship Cimbr'a yla Plymouth Cherbourg, and
rope, by steamship city Of Rome via Queenstown
(cOrrCs pondenCe for Germany and Scotland must be
specially addressed and nt q, M, for scotland d
rect, by steamship Bolivia, via Glasgow, and ut n
M, Tor Belgium direct by steamship Ncderlnnd, via
Antwerp, and at II n. M. for Europe by steamship
DOuau, via southampton and Bremen.
The malls for Newfoundland aud -. Plerre-Mique-
m. The mails for Bermuda, by steamship OrinOco,
close om'Ihursdnv, at i:30 p IN. Themnils for Cuba,
Porto Rico, and Mexico, by steamship City of Wash
ingOn, close on Thursday ut $50 y. M, The mails
Para, close on Friday, at 10 Q. M, The mails for
TruNa and Bay Islands via New Orleans close on
Friday, ut 1;D y. IN. The mails for bermuda, by
steamship DessOng, close on Saturday, ut 1850 y.
Nlayara. close on saturday. at 1880 y. M The malls
for Honduras and Livingston via New Orleans close
on Saturday, az 100 y. m. The mails for China and
Japan, via san Francisco, close April 20, ut p. IN.
The mails for Australia, &c, via san Francisco, close
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosT.OFFICE, NEW YORK, April H. lSS2. api7
n%5BsA BUSINESS MEETING OF THE PoTO-
E.S5 mac Fruit Growers Improvement Company
viii he held at Muoros Hall, b Ninth street north
and all Others friendly TO the enterprise Invited.
apl7-.t@
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Ratio OF die snanes.

The experiment Of bringing the rattlesnaRe and
king snake into battle 10 determine In what man.
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MLLARns.-A. Bastanill ]. NJ. and W. VI.
Iyddyi w. j. Best, and ]. +. Wlllf ton New York
!. IL Mcgreryi l'lttsourg; Randolph H!Moore, Tren.
t9n, ~ J; y Mccarthy, Syracuse, ". v; u. Casc,
Cleveland, OhlOi Ed Sctwagon, Philadelphia,
METUQrpIIrAS.-J A. Smell. Schenectady, N v;
y y S4h9ld, san Eranclscoi A, II. Wright Toronto;
y X. HOldcrmnn, Kansas j. Saudors Reed, Philn
uelphla; u \. MaCGNull, New York; John X. Wadley,
New Hampshire; W. Il. Meur Canada,
81, JANts.-B. II. Thomas PlttsburR; A. D. Finn,
Tnckermnnn, Jamestown, n. y; =, d.. Kennedy,
Richmond, Val william Campbell Philadelphia.
ARLlN0rUH -iicnry w, Gardner, w. A. Green,
Providence; w. Sully William n. Cole, New YORK
f. r. Bcnchham, Vermont; !. II. Cops, Virginia.
WELCKEU's Henry -. McHenry, Kentucky; MIR.
sterling, BatlmOrc; Albert NlelcrFodt and $. :.
DommCrcer, New York
ST. MNnC.-.A, Il. Huntington, Virginia; a. y.
Rowe New York; II. NJ. Moore, Baltimore.
WnHNLEY's -- Fred \. Crosby and Ray Stone, New
York; j. T. Taylor Philadelphia,
RIGGs.-1I. Crawford. Chicago; Or. j. A. Cabell
and Robert Porter, Philadelphia.
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LADIES' GOODS.
\kIE have Just returned from
w New York, and have secured
some excellent bargains, among
which will be found;
One case 81 Wool BrOcade, in all
the new spring shades, at IA
cents per yard.
These are retailing In New York at . cents, and
are wonderful bargain
One case Small Wool Checks, at
the same low price.
These have been 80 cents per yard.
One case Black Lace Bunting, at
IL cents per yard.
These should be seen to be appreciated, as many
merchants ask us cents for the same goods.
One case Cd Atwood Small
Checks, as 60 cents per yard.
Worth 81. Also
One case small and large ALL
Wool Cd French Checks and
StriDeS, at 75 cents,
Have just been reduced from si.2S
GRENADINES GRENADINES!
I N the most magnificent assortment ever displayed
| in Washington.
ALSO, FROM AUCTION:
SILKS, SATlNS,
BROCADED SILKS,
of every variety in immense assortment. We really
| offer now
Extraordinal; Inducements
IBIACK SILK s!
from 40 cents up to the very finest.
We are Just now about laying the foundation OF ou
| new immense building (of which description ap
peared IN this paper, which will be completed by
! September: and rs our new store shall be inaugu
rated with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK we propose t.
sell every article in present store as COST
! us possible. Great bargains may be expected Al
early inspection Will certainly pay you.
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NntIopal Thenlre--,. PIrates orren.anec.N

owing TO the sgddcn summons Of Miss Catherine
Lewis to New York by telegraph 10 appear this
morning and give evidence in her suit with the
Comfy Barton Combination, the opera of "oli-
yette will not be given until tomorrow night
To. night the eyer-wClC me and popular Pirates
OF penzance viii be given with tue following un-
SURPASSED east OF characters: H,LiC King, Joseph
s. Gseeus elder FfCdCyict, Richard NalcTyN Major
Gsperdl SiduLey A. W, +, McCOlin Sergeant of fO-
lice. +. w. LeuuON; LieutCHUHt Of Pirates, Harry
standlsh; Mibe, Miss Lille Post; Ran, Miss Louise
pauling; RAIN, Miss Nalerga; kde, Miss Ayers,
aud lSILd Miss Winner. The change Of opera,
we have no doubt, Will give general satisiaCtiOu
for there is no opera better known aud better
liked than The Pirates ny the Washington
operate audience, Miss Lewis viii positively APP
pear tomorrow night a. Ort.te
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llO7 Penna. ave.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins Finger and Ear
Rings. Fine Gold Jewclry, American Watches Ster.
ling SilverwaTe In great variety, Plated Ten Sets,
Baskets Bowls Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes ns,Ors,
Soup Tureens, Forks aud spoons, Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery Joseph ROgCrs Il sons sheffield Ivory
Table cutlery aud Scissors; French Clocks: Opera
Glasses lrasl ScDnCps, Mirror, Canilvst!cs, &c,
was never complete, which we call TO ne attention
of purchasers, rs they will find our prices low.
HARRIS n SliAFER,
mrl6f No, 1ll3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
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corner in the city is Escmnn BIOS, clothlcrs and
taiOrs, corner Seventh and 4.
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You can publish throe.line advertisement Of
WANTED" "For Rent" FOR Sale" or Lost, y
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPUB.
LiCAN.
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,5ye ATTENTION, HAwKEYEs.

I he Iowa Republican Association will meet Mt 7:IS
THIS EN lGNlNG ut 81. Georges Hall, $40 Eleventh
trCC northwest for the transaction of such business
rs may propCrly come before IT,. \ Iowans are in
vited TO be- present. o. IL. HERRING,
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We are Just now about laying the foundation OF our
new immense building (of which description APP
peared IN this paper, which will be completed by
September; and rs our store shall be inausu-
rated with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK we propose to
sell every article in our present store COST
possible. Great bargains may be expected. An
early inspection Will certainly pay you.
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The following directors OF the Central Dispenslry
and Emergc pcy Hospital have been elected iorIhe
year ending March 81, 1885, Jesse Is. Wilson, Major
j. W. Powell, General William NJ Dunn, b. u.
Keyser, Caldcron Carlisle, L. X, Wilson, j. W,
Baker, j. W. Drew, j. A, Baker, John +, Hanna
W. NJ. Gait, G, e, Dunc0nson, T.. w. Middleton, r.
Temple. f. b. Mohun, William Gait, Thomas f.
Morgan aud Drs, A, Pate, james Il. Morgan, Flo-
doaTdo Howard, ]. Eliot, n. :, Lincoln, Robert
Rcyburn, Louis Mackall, and A. Y. +. Garnet.