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National Republican., 1882-05-25
LOCAL BASE BALL.
Formation OF n District Lengue-Omcers
EIcctcd-Game Yesterday.

Formation OF N District Lengue-Omcers
EIcctcd-Gnnc Yesterday.
meeting of representatives from the different
Departments for the purpose Of forming depart
mental baseball league was held in the 81. Cloud
building last evening. and the Departments were
represented as follows; Treasury Department,
Messrs. Hollingshead, White, and Clark War De-
partment Messrs Hough, Loeitier, and King In-
terror Department. Messrs. Baldwin, Stevens, and
Noleu; Post Office Department Messrs. Page, AL
lison, and McCaOe; Government Printing Ohice,
Messrs, Rutherford, McElirGsh, and Waudby. The
following officers were elected W Warren White.
president; q. +. Page. .vice-president; T. NJ Bald
win, secretary G. &. NJ. Loetller, treasurer exccu
tive committee, II. j. Clark A. II. Gould, Z. NJ.
Hough. NJ G. Stevens, and J. A. Rutherford. The
meeting then adjourned until Saturday evening
at s o clock. II is hoped that other Departments
not represented will send delegates to the next
meeting.
The Columbia College nine went to Alexandra
yesterday afternoon and played the Episcopal High
School nine, Mr. Stevens, ofthe former club, acting
as umpire The game resulted in IL victory for the
Columbians, the score standing 80 toe.
National Republican., 1882-05-25
umpre..,v. CONFIRMATION ceremony.

At the Eighth Street Synagogue, yesterday
morning, the impressive confirmation ceremonies
Of the Hebrew Church were observed. There was
a large attendance of the friends and acQuaint.
ances of the young confirmants, and their pure
white dresses happy faces, and the profusion OF
beautiful flowers made the scene one of great
beauty. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
short remarks by each Of the confrmanls. The
following were contirmed Rosa Goodman, Louis
Jackson, Sarah Heidenheimer, David Wolf, ROSA
rietta Gradwohl, Joseph Gusdorf, Henrietta Her.
zog, Bernhard Young, Emma Baum, Adolf Wolf,
Ida Strauss
National Republican., 1882-05-25
WAYLAND SEMINARY.
Celebration OF Its Anniversary mt the
NInetecnth Ntreet BnptisL Church.


The Nineteenth Street Baptist Church was
crowded to ovcrlowing last night by the friends
OF the pupils of the Wayland Seminary, the oc-
casion being, the sixteenth anniversary Of the
founding of that excellent institution. There was
n magnificent display OF flowers, and the pro-
gramme was interesting and well rendered. The
following was the oder Ot exercises Music;
prayer: music; silent Forces Nys erious," Lott
Richards, LeCsbnrg, Va; John Wesley" Joseph
W. Pinkney, Washington, D. C.; 1.-THE lmpor ~ &C
Of the Right Beginning," Josephine Shields, Wash.
ington, d.. c.; music; The UnwTittcn,"
Nelson L. Ellis, Washington, d. c.; "Wh't
Shall We Do for Africa2" Lynn II. Jack.
sou, TapEahannock, Va; music; The Q incse
GU stiuI >, Charles n. Williams, Allegheny springs,
Va; "Sell Sacrifice Necessity to Success" VIII.
lam NJ. Alexander. Baltimore, Nd; address to
graduates, with distribution of Cortt at s music;
bened tim. The graduates from he theological
department were Lynn II. Jackson and william
NJ. Alexander, and those from the normal depart
ment were William NJ Alexander, Nelson l.. Ellis,
Lynn II. jackson, Winnie Jones, Joseph W. Pink
noy, Lott Richards, Josephine shields, and Charles
i. Williams, The commit e, Hon. Mgrk II;
Dunnell, John Kingdom, esq, and Rev. Holland
Powell, awarded tho Wnylald prize for compost
ton and delivery TO W. NJ. Alexander. The prizes
for scholarship and general excellence were given
TO II. A. Wuylaud and Misses Piper and Park.
The commencement exercises of the seminary
will take place at the church tomorrow evening.
and an excellent entertainment is assured
National Republican., 1882-05-25
Mest End PnstnI Sfntinn.

First Assistant Postmaster General Hatton yes.
terday directed that branch Office Of the city
post.office be established in Thompson's drug
store, on Fifteenth street. This will not be n de.
livery Office as the one on Capitol Hil but simply
a postal station, where money. orders, registered
letters, stamps postal cards, Sc can be purchased
1t Will be great convenience TO residents in the
west end section, and Its establishment Is in re-.
sponse to very generally signed petition. Mr..
Thompson and his clerks will attend to the bust
ness Of the station, and the expense attending the
establishment Of the station is less by this ar
rangement than any other that could be made
The new station will be opened June /
National Republican., 1882-05-25

large audience greeted The fourth presentation
OF the Equine Paradox at the National TheAter
last night, and the performance was frequently
applauded. Professor Bartholomew horses are
wonderfully trained, and invoke serious doubts us
to whether animals are endowed with intellect or
instinct. The court scene is most remarkable, and
the battle scene exciting in the extreme. The
paradox Is an entertainment which every one
wishing TO learn something of animals and their
senses should see or do himself Injustice II is
not merely an amusement, II is a lesson. There
will be performances every night this we ek and q
matinee on Saturday.
National Republican., 1882-05-25

Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the
river front as follows: Barge General Hancock
Burrell 10000 feet OF lumber, Willett Il Libby;
schooner Mary Carmody, Bridigen, $4,000 feet Of
lumber, city dealers; schooner II. p Barnes
White, 10000 feet OF lumber, same; schooner r.
4. Golden, sloops b. II, Lambert Belydere Sarah
Jane, Dan. Streets all with FISH, Il. A. Golden !;
steamer G. w, Pride, Peddengill fish for william
4. Stuart; steamer Sue, Geoghegan, freight,
Stephenson Brothers; steamer Norfolk, Lawson,
peTShSndsi P,nS6s aSi Cnd JohpSSn SI Gco schooner
National Republican., 1882-05-25

very pleasant pasty went down the river on
the yacht Amercus yesterday morning. and spent
the day tack ng around Fort Washington, as.
themselves generally. The party wis c6mposcd d
of Mrs. King, daughter and son, Mrs Lieutenant
Taylor, Mrs. Collins, Mr.. Edward Hp" c mud wife,
Mrs. Hail. Miss Alice Hall, Miss Joe Tablcr, Miss
Helen Bishop, Miss Mamie Rice, MIR. Jack Mason.
Mr. Q. A. Jones, and Mr.. Cluss Cromwo l.
National Republican., 1882-05-25

Justice Hagner yesterday issued decree OF
divorce pincuio mat-hnoHti to William Kicks from
Laura V, Kicks. They were married here Noyem.
ber p 1874, and resided together until July 1880,
when, finding they could not agree, she len him,
plaintiff also charges his wife with committing
various acts Of adultery and with being an inmate
Of house of I'll. fame
National Republican., 1882-05-25

From the manner in which the tickets are being
sold tho attendance at MIR. Samuel Geewhlikins
Kinsley's benefit on Monday night will be nearly
as large rs the crowd that assembled I'm front OF
the Capitol on Inauguration Day, The Washing.
ton operate Association will sing the everpopular
"Chimes of Normandy" and the frequent re.
hearsals nave brought The vocalsts 10 high state
Of perfection, Mr., s. Geewhilikins now proposes
TO buy yacht that will Outrival James Gordon
Bennetts with small part OF the receipts Of his
dies Of government 6s, Box ofce now open
National Republican., 1882-05-25

The benefit rendered TO Mrs Adeline Duval
Mack, the po puiar teacher Of eocution, will take
place at Fords Opera House on Monday evening
next Mrs Mack win appear as Queen Cdthertpe
and Lady Macbeth Mr.. George N. Roberts, OF the
Treasury Department, has kindly consented 10 as.
sist Mrs, Adclne Duval Mack by rendering the
parts of CARDINAL WOtSey and hdcbeh. The charm.
Ing Miss Belle Adams Will represent Julia In " The
Hunchback" Mr.. Roberts daughter, Miss Allie.
one of Mrs Mack's finest pupils is prevented from
mixing nart on account Of III health.
National Republican., 1882-05-25
asHeet
EoBDUCTTC1Tl EoBDUCTIO1II
KINGS PALACE street


Extra long and heavy CoLoRED PLuMEs. q, o.
tL25, to " and "a W
Elegant TIPS In BLACK, at &c, 3Oc, sso.. to SOC.
FLOWERS lovely French Flowers large sprlys
&c, nc, 5Oc-. and 75c.
Our entire stock OF TRIMMED GOODS Mt Rreat re-
duction especially large assortment of PaGs rra
GHnta and nOnnefs. will have TO be sold, even az
n sacrifice.
R1BBoNsi RIBBoNsi The greatest drive ever
offered. Thousands OF dollars worth Of RIBBONS
TO be sold less than importers prices
National Republican., 1882-05-25

The probate court held brief session yesterday,
Justice Hagner on the bench The will Of Albert
Guenther was filed and order of publication issued.
In the estate OF George L, Hammerken, growing
out Of the Mexican award, General H. f. Paine APP
peared In support Of motion 10 vaeate the letters
Of ofadmihistlation. Mr. Edward Jordan and Robert
Is. Lines appeared ag9inst H. The case was ad'
journed until II o'clock to-day,
National Republican., 1882-05-25

The regular meeting Of the Horticultural Society
was held al 81. Georges Hall last night Mr.. John
Saul in the chair After the transaction Of rou.
tine business quite an animated discussion sprung
up between the members as to the proper man.
ner in which 10 train certain plants. Some eX.
quisite plants and flowers were on exhibition. As
an evidence Of the good work of the society II
may I've stated that botany has been introduced as
study In several of the public schools Of the Dis.
trfa
National Republican., 1882-05-25

The Theatre Comique continues to draw large
houses and the bill is varied and interesting
one, Wheatey and Traynor, the Irish comedians
and clog dancers, formerly with Hugue's Min.
strels, are the great attraction. WheRtey's oxhi.
bon OF Lancashire clog steps Is the best ever seen
here, Barney Reynolds, the great fayorite La.
IN, ut and Ducrow, the original Happy HOtten.
tots" Ripley and Reade and other artists are al
at the Comique this week, Go and see them.
National Republican., 1882-05-25
e1A Seventh street.

Owing TO the backwerdness Of the season we feel
inclined TO oner reduction Mt this early stage OF the
season, To reduce our enormous stock OF MILL
merry offbr the following.
Elegant POltCUPINE STRAW HATS, at Sc, 4Sc.,
50c,, glc,, aud 75c., In all colors and styles.
CANTON AND MILAN STRAW, from &c TO u.
Elegant CHIP. at SOC. T5o., o. and t.25, all the
Elegant TRIMMED HATS. for children and
BLACK PLUMEs, at 7Sc., o., n.sS, $3.50 os2 ana
t28
ola Seventh street
National Republican., 1882-05-25

Walter Dayton has brought suit before Justice
Helmick against Eastern Star Lodge, No 1925 O.
U. o, ofo. f. TO recover $40 alleged to be due him
for sick benefits. The case came np last Monday
but was dismissed on the grounds OF the papers
Icing defective, The case will be tried TO. day.
This Is the irst suit brought against any lodge of
colorsd odd Fellows in this city,
National Republican., 1882-05-25
DISTRICT RREYITIEs.


For ne Middle Atlantic Sa,es, partly cloudy seaiher,
local rains, ,rtnds mostly oosiy stationary higher
tenperdture, ioPer pressure.
For Washington, from a. m. 10 midnf0ht-
Partly cloudy ,otd,her, Jo7ot0ed by tight rain.
Thermometrc readings.--7a. M, $3.50; IL a. M,
66loi p. M, 69lo; 7 p. M, $50; II D. M, 62,1o;
maximum, 72.7e; minimum, b2Ao.
National Republican., 1882-05-25
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, j. C., Dec. 8, 1881.
GENTLEMEN: My hi sbnnd. who
for years was n sufferer from Dys-
pepsia, and from which he could
not get relief under the use Of the
most popular medicines, was cured
from thnt terrible complaint by
Browns Iron Bitters. I can most
cheerfuliy recommend II for suf-
fefers from the di case.
Mrs. HUTCHINSON.
browns Iron Bitters not only
cures Dyspepsia. Weakness, Ma
larin, Lassitudes, but prevents and
relieves wasting diseases OF tho
Liver. Lungs, ami X idnoys.l
National Republican., 1882-05-25

N4gs PosToFFIcE NOTICE
ESssR ss e. M' ss Ssfs at s SSsSs s4THs
VIA ST On WEBS 3 @ S
9 steamship a1 EP s T rsSs as Se Sae
rscted per Ss % and Sp i;sS ESQ a % M for Ireland, By
stsan1sshp, S,nh SeythiS nd "" 9geeRs9wn uStlSTs
es G mSs % Be drsosd sas peer seSiSa Smd
At ga. NJ for France direct, BY steamship 81, Ger.
Europe % BY Steamship Reel6iic Via 9ueensiSwa S
leters for Germany and France must be directed
ship LessIpg y!a plymouth, ohsrbourg, and Ham.
SSTg sM9HPAm M y @ T SSR aaRSs Sy
Germany and Scotland must be directed per CITY
81 Steamship Farnda Saa IS Via aassew Sp ana a, II ny
for Europe, by steamship Rheip; via SOUTHAMPTON
a seansSip NeaerSad der an Via II a Ant%erp iSs SSO u'''
The malls for Yenezuela and Cnracoa, hX steam,
for Porto hco6y steamship Ayila close on Tuesday at
LIP M The mails for Newf9nndland' by steam, AN,
malls for BTazii BY steamship GiengnO via Bali.
Ps & BY sessp q cssg % Sf eose "s s
| Thursday az II O. IN. The mails for Bsrmndns by
m, The malls for Cuba, Porto Rico and Mexico, by
steamship city OF Washington, ooae on Thursday, az
Jacnel by steamship Alvena, close on Friday al a,
NJ, The nails for Cuba aud Porto Rico, by steam,
malls for TT6So aud Bay Islands, Via New Orleans
fGsS on S saaa sNh 3 Close hs ay @ Sf m
The mails for China and japan, via san traneisco'
''O'' W ''' GHiSSR%Yf ~ @. Pearson, Postmaster;
PosT'oEFIoE, New HoRK, May 20, 1852 ma23
nSays DENTIST --HowLAND DENTAL Asso
doors norn Of Pennsyiyan,a avenue, east Side Here
amer extraetons under Nitrous Oxide, without pain,
tional tooth at the same sitting EEtTactlons without
gas 50 cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth made,
XWoTSR S wSTSnod SS'S Sd Tsi ssss HAVE
w S So oSSf rnsss sa Eo
the oinoe mr22ly
National Republican., 1882-05-25

The swimming school on New York avenpe has
been placed in frs cass condition by the inde'
ftigable Messrs Kelly, and the first warm day
will find this agreeable resort prepared To niit
relief, pleasure and healthy recreation to mutt.
tudcs OF a swCltering humanity Many improve
mpnts have been intrOduc, d
National Republican., 1882-05-25

ANOTHER lot OF eight inch sash ribbons for 4t
cents yard at Baum's this week
National Republican., 1882-05-25
e14 seventh street.

LACEs. LACEs, in cream, white. and black. a.
Elegant English BLACK GRAPE, very heavy. a.
81 Is 70 f3 yard.
SILKS, SATlNS, at remarkably low prlcel
LACE FICHUS aud SCARPS and made-up LACE
GOODS below market value
sSDont fail to call at KINGS PALACE. Sew
enth street northwest.
914 Seventh street
National Republican., 1882-05-25

and see the enormous stock OF clothing we carry
the low prices we name and the superior styles
we produce, we are confident you will purchase
strppts
National Republican., 1882-05-25

we have added q second installment to our stock
of boys clothing at reduced prices You can rear
the benefit Eiseman Bros. corner Seventh and
streets
National Republican., 1882-05-25

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewelry. &c. Call on or
address Herzog, 9oS Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
nj
National Republican., 1882-05-25

ONE lot wide passementeries at 4s cents yard
and one lot Spanish laces at 25 cents yard at
Daums for this week.
National Republican., 1882-05-25

CAsHMEREs, satins, Silk Grenadines, Crepes
ia Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-05-25

MOURNING STORE ia Seventh street, sells very
National Republican., 1882-05-25

CHEAPEST man for Parasols, J. E. Young's 7St
National Republican., 1882-05-25

,wiLIARDs,-J. II. Mitchell, Now York; J.. W,
Ie wood Ns j. hanmap Mlnnesoa d J.: ~
YER Ma3s'i Dr. George MITCHELL, Philadelphia; =, p
Maryland W. il HS@sfoSs S Penn j.
OsieYi,b hOsiieIli ,bali,more A. g Wills ~ Dplaney'
N. Cayitt, Piitsbure Charles Enstein New York ;
II. s. Burbank, Philadelphia; Henry Beuse, Boston.
CHARLIE SR Ns% gSHSSl eEs 9SG
land, OHIO Henry G Lake, New York; }; d. Jones
HSdh%SSF ad%Ss M NJ ERpaiga H IL &fE Fsqoa 4 4 %ss"1
W w. pe B he e2e hgHg Na% n Eeo
ard, Connecticut.
F"Gs SsS E%S gS5E PSGS
New YORK Hsf@d Foi Chicago, Chicago e a. d BodSe Phis
ddelphia; nr. j. L. Ca6oll, Vrgnini Henry Endicolt
R@qoH @ sw hsgy yoFk hGHn D6sa pase4Py and w
Colorado NST Dr. os s smith, s New York s''''' "' "V'
tdE q SSR9shd NeM YdaE pSy
SiltRRain RaiI P9il%adeiphI9 % n Henry DGgg9n Boston, =
Texas 7; L. Cramer, BrHdiord, England & c. Han.
gShss giSSE fRRGnaN New yy beNan' Malaga spA'"
ARLINoTOH. Colonel George Bliss Of New York /,
ex-senator = RGndolphi Of New Jersey J. " u.
of California A. e. Douglass, Of New York; Hem.
u ricl, Iosegemser, OF Frankforton'the Main; II. T.
u; George II. Curry Key West Fla. K S. Prince,
New York; 2 q. shaw, vermiIllon,, bAk.j W. w.
b Fink, Milwaukee; A, Gage Philadelphia
ST; MARC BENJAMIN MnJar, Harry Mnjar, Phila.
Ing, New York; II. Williams, norfolk; n Mason,
mOnd, Va,
WoRMLE Henry Rcmsen, Of New York Mr..
f. a. Miller, OF Brookyn y "; Gaston Chandoin' Hi
THE REruDlicAN will be issued as usual In
double.sheet form on Saturday, and will be up 10
its gular high standard in respect to local and
political gossip, personal intelligence, fashion and
Stage uOtpg and hook rgyioys
National Republican., 1882-05-25

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in llb. "Ward" prints Of i0c per lb
Also cottage cheese &c: per ball: buttermilk. 6c.
per quart. and sweet milk DC. per quart
National Republican., 1882-05-25

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with It's full amount
Of interesting reading matter, will be Issued to-
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing may
be had at the business Office
National Republican., 1882-05-25
LADIES' GOODS.

Happy faces thronged the streets adjacent to our
stores during the past week. Still more of them will
be for the balance Of the season, for reduc
duCtlons are greater than ever. Come and look at
the few BARGAINS we describe below, and you will
appreciate the truth of assertion that such goods
ington,
National Republican., 1882-05-25

You can publish II three.lne advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in The REPuB.
National Republican., 1882-05-25

six. red tickets good for present Young's
ASS FRENCH corset for sl.65 at Baums for this
National Republican., 1882-05-25
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Corrected to May Z, 1881

SEE Paris Amazonc Skirts, Young's. 1856 Seventh
National Republican., 1882-05-25
EzzGEPTIoNALLY

TAYLOR 81 HUFTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

II is to be sincerely hoped that the Senate COM
m,ttee on improvement OF the Potomac river front
VIII, at its meeting tomorrow take prompt action
and get bill reported without loss OF time. The
members OF that committee are unanimously In
favor of relieving Washington OF the Daleful flats
nuisance and of improving the river front. 1t
LOOKS, therefore, as IL they ought TO be able to
agree upon a bill without delay. The only ques-
ton OF any dificuty whatever for them TO solve Is
as 70 what plan shall be adopted for the work;
but they are men OF practical views, and guided
by the reports OF the eminent and reliable engi-
neers. they Will, the people OF this city hope, sue
coed in adopting and reporting plan that viii
command the support OF Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

1t Is urged as an objection TO placing the wires
of the Western Union Telegraph Company under
ground that the cost OF such improvement would
amount TO about s15,ON0,OOo. This is probably
double or treble the sum that would really be re-
Quired for the purpose; but, admitting the esti-
mate 70 be correct, what oft? On an actual in
yeStment of about tS,oooG that concern has
watered its stock up to point where it now
reaches nearly ten times that sum, and it is pay
Ing fair dividends on that vast imitation. II sl5,-
100000 were expended In the subterraneOu5 system
there woul1 still be an actual investment Of con-
sderably less than one half the nominal capital
stock OF the company, so that the case, at the
worst, could not be one of very great hardship.
But. hardship or not, 1t Is only question of time
when telegraph wires must be placed under
ground at least In the large cities of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

The National Land League Convention, now in
session in this city, is made up Of representative
Ir.sa-Americans Among the delegates are num-
Der who have won prominence and distinction In
this the country of their adoption The proceed
fags are marked with earnestneSs and ability. and
there be doubt that they VIII exercise great
influence in behalf Of Ireland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

with this announcement promise to saying
anything about SPRING OvERCOATS If we
could have had own wishes granted you would be
wearing nice Sprng Suit by this time. As the wea-
Their won't change to obiige anybody it is fitting that
Clohers to the people, be ready to supply
you with Clothing suitable for the season; and what
garment you that is desirable as SPRING
OYERCOAT, We told you three weeks ago it was the
proper and most useful garment to buy when the
Spring opens. Those who have taken advice have
to be thankful; those who have not yet in
tme for there will be many an evening when you will
enjoy the possession of With advantages of
large stock to select FROM while the prices are within
the reach of ALL urge you. for the last time this
season. to provide yourself with SPRING OVER
COAT. Domination your size to Us excuse; a
fit the tallest and shortest, the slender and
stout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

WANTED-ro BUY LAND SCRIP.
Additional Homestead CaimA
Sioux Half breed Scrip
Porterfield Warrante.
Valentine Scrip,
Bounty Land Warrants 60
An Of the above Land Scrps for SALE Address cali
on w. C. HILL. room l6 st. Cloud Building, Wash
ington DC A-3ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

Now that the House has disagreed to the SEN
ates proposition restore the ranking privilege,
there Is a chance for the passage of measure pro-
yiding cheaper postage for the people, and such a
bill ought to become law before the adjourn
Inent OF the present session. And the way TO fur
nish cheaper postage is to reduce the charge for
carrying half-ounce letter through the mails any
where in the United States TO TWO CENTS. The
proposition to carry heavier letter for three cents
than is now carried for that sum does not meet
the case. That change would be in the interest OF
the few and not for the benefit Of the many, whose
letters do not, rule, exceed half an ounce In
weight The objection that two-cent rate for a
halt-Ounce letter nigh create deficit in the pos
tai department, is not worth considering. In the
frst place, there is no certainty that it would do
SO. on the other hand, experience has shown that
reduction OF rates always popHiariZeS the service
adopting them and increases its profits. Most
likely the latter result would follow in this case
the first certainly would. But suppose there should
be deficit for the first year or two; what OF 1T
Why should the postal service be made seif-5up-
porting, or source OF profit. any more than the
other departments OF the government Cheap
postage is OF vastly more Importance to the people
OF this country than that there should be a bal
ance on the credit side OF the post Office books, and
II Congress is wise it viii provide it at once.
The two Z. S. Senators from Pennsylvania have
crossed SWORDS, and the interesting question Is,
what effect will this antay0nSm have upon
politics In that state? Senator Mitchell now
looms up the leader of the Independent or anti
machine clement In the republican party of the
Keystone state, while Senator Cameron stands by
the stalwart machine 1t Is probable that lively
contest for supremacy in the coming state conven-
ton VIII ensue, and indeed the regulars are
already arranging prehminaries. as IL a fight was
expected In view OF the fact that no important
issues are before the country this year. 1t Is good
time for parties to settle the question OF internal
management They VIII have time TO make the
night, bury the dead, and adjust all their differ
ences by the next Presidential election, when a
republican majority In Pennsy lvania viii be badly
needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-13

TIE STAR Office lie connected with the Telephone Ex
t1xnge AdveTtsements orders for the paIer by mai
and otherwise news. or any Information OF business
Car be sent day night. free o. charge