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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-23
BANK STATEMENT.
RESOURCES.

ancing business, October I'd, 1882
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current TrnnsncHOns nj the various MS
trfef Ouicea

Building permits were issued yesterday to Ben
street northwest to cost $1,000; w. Behrends, to
make repairs ut the corner Of Seventh and II streets
northwest to cost s25; stephen Gatti, to make re-
pairs at IA Seventh street northwest, to cost $500
Frank 7. Rawlings, to build one brick stable in
alley between Ninth and Tenth and and Q
streets northwest, to cost 500; w. D. Harlan, to
build one frame dwelling Blair's Road county, to
cost 1915; NJ. X. WEIGH, to build one brick DWELL
ing on sixth, between NJ and n streets northwest,
TO cost $500
Arrangements are being perfected by the En-.
Commissioner for the letting of contracts
sewer.
Judge TIagner has addressed a letter to the Com.
mlSiOnets protesting against the Washington and
Georgetown street railroad being permitted to
make hack stand of the Avenue at Eighteenth
street where the ne.horse-cars stop.
IL, Inc commissioners have addressed n letter to
the Hon. T. II. Rollins in response to the request
Tor their views ON the petition praying for legsln-
ton TO prohibit the sale of liuUOr within two
squares of SChOOl-hOuse The letter states that
thG commissioners have no objection to such
legislation
Complaints have been received In regard to a
southwest, which is renorted to have become so
diiapidaed that II Is abandoned by tenants and is
we harbor for tramps, mischievous boys and UNI
tidy persons.
The prOpietors Of Fords Opera. House have
compiled with the request Of the Building In
SIP clor relative to the strengthening Of the outside
s0lrWays and portiCos of that building, so that II
Is now secure IN the event of any panic. The
alterations in aud about the prusCenium will be
made within the time specified.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
WEST WASHINGTON.

The steam tug Hercules, of Baltimore, after
taking ON coal 1T Borden's wharf left last evening
for the bay. She came here late Thursday night
from Philadelphia with three barges of coal for
the gas company.
The herring received from the upper landings
yesterday met with ready sale at $40 per 1000.
Mr., Norman g. Boone caught,p salmon in his net
while fishing of the lower end of AnHlosan
Island, Thursday morning. Several small ones
were captured in the same spot last year, and the
impression prevails that there will be quite a
number this season.
Emily Payne, II colored woman ivy nty-seven
years of aye, was taken to the Ere ednau's Hos
pital yesterday, upon the certificate OF Dr. Sutcr,
physician TO the poor She lived at the corner Of
twenty eighth and Olive streets, and was III very
destitute circumstances.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 49, received n semi-a
nual visitation from the Grand Lodge /. o. o. L.
last night.
Very little damage'was done to Beckett's Hail By
the fire Thursday night. Ii Is believed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
lennione Lodge No. II, X. OF p, proposes cele-
brntng their fourteenth anniversary on the llth
proNimo, Mt Curtis Hall. 1t will be compliment
as some of the best musical and literary talent in
the District has been engaged. Tickets can be had
of any member Of the lodge.
The proprietor of the West End Hotel Is expect
ing the arrival of the celebrated German nutur-
nllst DR.. NarrCninllc, whose articles on pScCul-
ture have atEaCted SO much attention Of late.
His object in visiting this locality is to test an in.
! injnring them. His experiments will be watched
with great deal of interest
Hgh IIdc.-Aprl l Saturday,, G:i3 n. M, G:9S
p. H. April Sunday, 6:5l II. M, 7.l6 p. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

M.
Mile. Rhea will close q remarkably successful
engagement at Fords opera-I House with to. days
matinee and to nights performance. one re-.
markable feature other engagement has been the
Character ofthe who have been in nightly
attendance. The best Of our citizens, the most
prominent representatives of our fashionable So
clety, the members ofthe diplomatic corps, ofboth
houses Of Congress, have been regular attendants,
and have proved their qualification at her per.
formances by repeating their visits The
beauty Of face and form of Mile. Rhea,
her elaborate toiletteS-moro exquisite in com
bihotlon OF color, in richness Of material, and
abundance Of trimming than hos been seen here
are of course valuable adjuncls to her success;
but were she ms plain as Charlotte Cushman, her
refined intelligence, cultured experience grace
OF movement, and the vital and natural prcsonta-
ton of her characters would place her fore.
most In the rank Of dramatic artists. Her
performance of camille" last night was u or
oughly enjoyed, and even tho most bi1se play. goer
was startled into admiration and applause by its
excellence. At the matinee to-day "Adrienne
Lecouvreur" will be given, aud Tonight which
viii be made souvenir occasion, Camille " will
bn rpupntpd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

An informal reception was rendered Rev. Dr..
Deale at Foundry Church last night by his many
friends in this city, who desired to extend to him
their congratulations upon his accession to the
presiding cldcrship. The reception was in charge
ola committee of ladies composed rs follows; Mrs.
Thomas =, Morgan, Mrs. King, Miss Juliet Gardner,
Miss Paddle Brown, and Mrs. b. II. stinemeiz.
After the company present had shaken hands
with the reverend gentleman the Young People
Literary Society of Foundry Church presented the
following programme for the amusement of the
aSSemblage: Recitation =? NlasT-- George KRAFT (;
reading by Miss K,Nie Brown; recitation by
Master Willie Chandler; music-solo, "TwiCken-
ham Ferry" by Miss Graf; recitation by j. II.
Taylor; reading by Miss Weller; mu,ic--Solo,
"Sing, Sweet Bird" by Miss Morrison
REGULATIONS were also given by Mrs Clark and Mr.
David e. Bangs. The evenings entertainment
was voted decided success, and was most heartily
enjoyed by the number of distinguished divines
who %erc in attendance. Among those present
were Commissioner Morgan, Comptroller Law
renee, Rev. DIR. Wilson, of McKendrce, and Rev.
DIR. Woodward, of Wesley Chapel; william Sbley
esq, aud family, and Thomas Summervile, esq,
and family
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

Among those who have been most earnest in
their sympathy for Mrs. Sergeant Mason and her
baby none have been more generous in contribute
ing to her assistance than Mile. Rhea, and she
proposes to give matinee for her benefit at Fords
opera-lIouse on Tuesday afternoon next. She offers
the services of herself and her entire company for
this purpose, and they win come from Baltimore
where she plays next weeK, especially to give this
performance. She intends to see some prominent
gentlemen, and 1t is believed that the boxes
will readily be disposed of ut 500 each.
This performance will be q means of adding to
the funds that have already been secured for Mrs.
Mason, and handsome sum should be realized
Mrs. Mason called at THE REPUBLICAN Office yes
tcrday and expressed her thanks for the kindly
treatment she had received at the hands of the
press She confidently expects that her husband
will shortly be released.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

1t now appears that the failure to prosecute the
street railway companies for failing to pay their
license taxes Is not because the companies cannot
be found, as was the natural inference, but be.
cause the prosecuting authorities have not issued
the warrants. About ten days ago informations
against the Metropolitan and Washington and
Georgetown lines were sworn out by the special
license agent, and he, like the general public is
Il loss to know why the corporations cannot be
prosecuted MS private individuals would be- The
only question seems to be whether this delay
arises from careless and inoXCusable neglect or
from corruption and bribery. The facts In the
case are that the District law specifically imposes
an annual tax of $40 for each car owned and used
by Il railroad company. This tax was regularly
paid until about three years ago since which time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The Biological Society held its twenty-n
regular meeting in the lecture-room of the Ma.
tionol Museum yesterday evening. Eighty mem.
bers were present Professor Ward in the chair. Dr.
Prentiss read very interesting paper on " Mes
merism in Animals" and at It's close successfully
"mesmerised" canary bird and hen Anani-
mated discussion Of the phenomena of mesmerism
followed, In which participated DR.. schaeger, Dr.
Billings, Professor Ell2ey, DR.. COves, Mr.. Wolfey,
Professor Riley, Mr.. True, DR.. King, Mr.. Gilbert
aud DR.. Gibson. Professor Alexander AgaSsi2
Professor A. $, Packard, IT, of Brown University
Professor r. s, Morse, of salem, Mass; pr. Robert
Collet, Of Bergen University, Norway and Pro-
lessor Oscar Grimm, of st. Petersburg, Russia, were
elected corresponding members.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The Potomac Fruit Growers Improvement Com
pany have completed the purchase of the Alham-
bra or Brazilian building from the Centennial Ex-
hibiuon at Philadelphia, This building, about 10
by 70 feet on the ground, is of wood and iron filed
with corrugated glass beautifully stained in red
blue, and gold and is to be placed OH that airy
and beautiful blur between the two wharves at
Glymont rs Pavilion for the use ofeXCursiOnists
ing Of the season, The purchase also includes
the Chinese court so well remembered by all who
visited the Centennial for its beauty and olabor-
deed of the farm and full possession of both 1t
and the Glymont property and have made ar.
IangomentS to commence, on Monday the re-
grounds and other preparations for the opening
Of the excursion season on the LIST of June
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

presents a picture Of graceful proportions IN
outline, and for finish and luxurious appoint
ments mag be styled Ldndaulette, as il pos.
ses6ss all the elegance Of the splendid Landau,
only reduced in size, The improved Coupetet
can be converted from The most coy Of close
carriages TO superb open vshicle By removtng
Me front and dropping The back, avI,ich is
easily and instantly accomplished. A ehild'8
seat (Which may be dropped out Of Tho 1cay
,chen not IN ltse) is providedj also call.beli,
card-case, dc. For visiting and shopping the
Coupelet Is, in a word, perfection. n should
be seen to be fully appreciated, j. w. Cos
Hag's prices are the loVest consistent lgih
highest perfection in construction,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
SEVENTH
St m w.

pening Of Pattern Hats
our patrons and the
our elegant display.
additional attractions
We will sell the BAL
Pattern Hats and Bon
ks, Tips, Satins, Kid
trimmed, for Ladies,
and quality; also FL
at prices that defy
DIS will do well to call
fore purchasing, as we
est, the most select
DDS, and we guarantee
ade at KINGS PAL
Retail Millinery in the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

No.7 Department Of Potomac, G. A. r., is the
name Of new post of the Grand ARMY
of the Republic which was organized
last night and mustered in under the
direction Of Department Commander g. s. Bur.
dette. There was a good attendance. Speeches
were made by Commander BuTdette and others
who expressed themselves MS well pleased with the
promising beginning of the new post The officers
of the post are: Commander Stanton Weaver;
senior vice commander, Horace II. Brown; Junior
yice-commander, William Wiuans: adjutant, q, S.
Emery; Q. NJ, George w. Carr; chaplain, George
J. y, Wood; OFF er OF guard Henry Ii. HOugh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
sudden DCatb from ApopIexy.

Mr. William f. Kennaugh died suddenly yester-
day afternoon at the printing Office of Thomas
McGll a Co., No. 1907 stTeet. The first notice Of
MS Illness was his dropping in his chair. He was
unconscious and remained so without apy iudIca.
llou Of suffering, until no died, about one hour
a ,,. hali after DO was first attacked Mr., Ken.
Washington, belonged 10 one of The earliest
families Of The District and was highly respected
as an honoIable and very Intelligent gentleman
leaves wife and three children
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

In the Police Court yesterday oolored girl,
named Lille Shueman, thirteen years of age. was
tried for n series Of petit robberics, which show
her to be an accomplished sneak thief. Miss
Eleanor Gaines, young lady residing at No. 1923 G
street northwest testified TO finding the girl In the
dining room Of her residence on the 23d instant
and that the girl made All explanation of her
presence there, which, after herdepnrlurc proved
had stolen pair ofgaiters belonging to her Mrs
Carrot, living at No. lOll q street. also testified
under similar circumstances Judge Smell post.
poned sentence in the case TO give the parents of
the defendant an opportunity to give security that
rcfOrmatOry
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
KINGS PALACE,

G'S PALACE spring o
ther notice, to obIige
opportunity to inspect
opening with new and
European steamers.
and extensive stock Of
ms, PIumes, Laces, Sill
DDS, trimmed and unit
in every shape, style,
chiefs, and Lace Gaps
need Of Millinery Goo
8I4 Seventh street, be
whole season the Iarg
the best quality Of 60
mt, on all purchases m
N. w. The largest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The Washington Market Company intend, in the
course of the next two weeks to paint their build.
ings, inside and outside, and improve the present
appearance Of the market They also intend TO
the north side of the market so HS to connect with
the second story of the wholesale stores The
upper rooms will be turned into offices, us they
of the bridge
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
Catholic Knights of America.

Carroll Branch, No. POI, Catholic knights of
America, was organized last evening by tho elec.
tlon Of the following officers Spiritual director
Rev. J, A. Walter; president, w, p, Wcch vice.
president, Ed J, HANNAH recording secretary. f.
N, DevereuX; financial secretary G, l.. Clarke
treasurer, S. y. Elleryi sergeant t,arms, A. Nc.
Ken ma; sentinel, g. b. Dowdcn; trustcCg-J FitZ.
patrick, j. II, Clarke, and j. T. HHTbn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

Wilson Barlow Primrose and Vests Minstrcls,
which have been furnishing great heaps Of fun
during the past week, will give but two more per.
formances-a matinee ana the night performance.
The excellence of their entertainments, both as to
their singing, witticisms, and the variety and
novelty of their olio programme, should induce
ftt1I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
LOCAL MENTION.
Only Two More DnSs-To.D aud Monday
We Close Monday Night, April q, ut
Nine O'Clock.


We close Monday Night, April q, ut
Nine o'clock.
This morning early we will put FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS In one eau and put II Oh our shelves. IL
II is sold at any time during the day within fifteen
minutes from the time of sale anothcrcan with an.
olher FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be put in It's
place. Our object is to have all the time In stock
ana Tor sale one can and only one with FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS In it, The person that selects that can
Is perfectly welcome to IT. with its entire contents,
npaying the price 81. All other cans will contain
each sum Of money, either $3.50. 500. $40 $3.50,
Sl40 sl25 500, SO, 500 500 $40 $50 S5 $50 s5 $40,
So 3d. 81 ST. or 10 cents 60 cents 80 cents 40 cents
30 cents % cents, 20 cents, 10 cents or 10 cents
Remember no can will contain more than $500 nor
less than 10 cents Our tea Is of an excellent
pure Mocha and Java mixGd-thc best in America.
WE WILL fAY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS GOLD FoR
EVERY OUNCE OF ADuLrERArIoN FOUND IN EITHER
TEA or COFFEE PURCHASED PROM U.s.
While we sell the best goods we
also sell the cheapest; We repeat it,
THE CHEAPEST. Ifyou buy one can of coffee and
find but 10 cents in ii, yom only pay about 27gI
cents per pound for coffee that will cost you else.
where from 30 TO 30 cents PER pound-generaly
me latter amount lfyOu should buy 6 cans for
s., and find but 10 cents In each of the cans
which is not probable, you would then pay per
pound less than % cents lfyou buy larger
number Of cans the price per pound Is correspond
ingly less. Figure It yourself our price to one
NM all Is 81 per can & cans for s., IL cans for sl0
% cans for So or So cans for so, with not less
than 10 cents, perhaps more, in each can We
have given away since we opened here, nearly
three months ago, more than thirteen hundred
N'tNHCNt HlulG lHhu lllIee hUluIcl ulIltleS OF
diamond jcwelry, and over eight thousand dol
lars IN money to our patrons We have paid thou.
sands OF dollars for advertising our goods and not
paper in this city but what has repeatedly in
dorsed W as fair and square dealing firm. We
nave closed negotiations for our store IN Boston,
ana VIII begin to ship our goods next Tuesday.
To-day and Monday will be our last two days here
IN Washington. fyou want tea or coffee now Is
your chance to get a supply cheap. We wish to
leave good trade for our agent here after we
leave. We claim that it is impossible for you to
lose anything on a can of tea or coffee that you
buy from us, and You may get enough in the can
you buy to keep you for year Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to all parts of the United
states. Don't forget we will most positively close
Monday night ut nine o'clock Sharp. Address
IMPORTERS IRA COMPANY
$40 Market Space, Washington, d. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The prisoners Of war held q meeting last even.
ing to determine as to the various bills relating
10 themselves and their comrades, now In course
Of preparation, as well as those which have al.
ready been before Congress, and have determined
TO meet again AZ seven o'clock y, m on Monday,
the 81 instant In the west wing OF the city Hall
for final agi cement,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The best wine in the country, that took the high
est premium at the Centennial, is Speer's Port
Grape Wine, which has become the most cele.
brnted product of New Jersey. This wine and his
Z. J, Brandy are now being used by physicians
everywhere, who rely upon them as being the
purest to be had. II is unsurpassed for weakly fc.
males and old people. Usedby the best Fifth ave-
nue. society rs an evening social wine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in l6lb. Ward" prints ut SOC per lb
Also cottage cheese Sc. per BALI buttermilk, SO.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

The Union Bicycle Club, composed Of juveniles,
will give series of races at Iowa Circle to-day, at
hali.pas four p m. Tho exhibition given by
these young lads last summer was very Interesting
day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
A TRUE TONIC.

WEST WASHINGTON, d. c., March G, 1882.
GENTLEMEN:
Having tested Browns Iron Bit
tiers by constant use In my family, II
affords me great pleasure to state
that as a tonic II has proved itself
TO be all that Is claimed for IL: and
in cases Ofdyspepsla and general
debility shall In all cases continue
10 both use and recommend it,
Yours, respectfully,
i. G. LOOKERMAN, d. d. s.
Consumption, kidney diseases,
liver complaints have been cured
by Browns Iron Bitters.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

THE finest display offspring goods will be next
Monday ut Baum's grand spring opening A hand
some opening souvenir to all the patrons of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

CHEW ]. b. PAGES Diauora" tobocco Moreoe's,
1907 Pennsylvania avenue (widc-open doors.)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

tmount previously Acknowledged. .......... s32 is
phymasier Generals ...... %
..., 30 Is
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

"THE JEWEL" cigar, cents straight Morcoes
(wide-open doorsJ 1907 Pennsylvania avenue
north
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

Continuation Of KIN
and Bonnets until fur
public who had not the
We shall continue our
as they arrive by the
ance Of our beautiful
nets, Flowers, Ribbo
Gloves, and Straw Go
Misses, and Children,
ohusi, Scarfs, Handker
competition. All in
at KINGS PALACE,
shall carry through the
and fashionable, and
a saving Of IS per CO
ACE, 3D. Seventh ST,
United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01
REFER TO

General w, n, HNzen, Washington City.
Judge Stanley Matthews, Washington city.
Hon. Washington Mclean, Ciua'naa,L
mrls-sjt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

For the convenience Of visitors and those not pre-
pared to call personally the undersigned Retail
Dealers Of Baltimore, present carefully prepared
iis Of all articles Of Merchandise and Supplies, con.
vcnently ndcNcd aud classified.
aF-Paftics no, prepared to visit baltimore may
order goods nom the following classification with
perfect reliance that their orders will be promptly
attended TO. satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

W1LtARp'S-W. G. Cross Boston; w w. Crennol,
Nole " = Estes i. y, Maloy, H. H. CeSb New
York Robert Hudson, W. j. MOorhcoh, Pltishurg
joseph 1G GSrR MGa pcS S%g Trcso
CHICAGO; G.. Z. Cuming south Carolina; y. NJ. shave.
Raltimorei w. H. Fisher s. Paul, Mimi r. y.
Nover London, England.
J., ", Wihc, south carolina; n. DTiSHbcs6, T. l.
icardslcy, New York A. Ensoton. West Virginia:
y NJ. ,plgm; New York; J. J.; HAL, West Nlrgnia
lev, BoyntOn, Albany New YORK; DR. y. II. stuart,
,Nrirgnici y. \. J1c.s9n,, New York q. Garrett.
W. .. Howell, utah A. y. Niles Albany, n. =: r.
9, IA, Miller Ba,limorci GcorsG w bowmHn' New
AHilNoruN.-R. VI. Mclean. Minneapolis Mimi,
SpcIgelgerg, Thomas THATCHER, r. = winston, New
stein Amherst OHIO; Carl Won Brudcr, Berlin, Cor
many luchgrd Plorson, North Carolina; j. =.
~. James Howe, brooklyn, 7, l.. Len2i, savannah,
,Rloos.-Gcorge T. Moore, George +. Rloke, J. w.
Knight H. stecn stephen Green, aud II. q. Curtis,
Ih,aIelphh' I, !. Peter, Kansas; Edward spencer,
souri,. "
,MrrnoromrAY.---C .TrRcker, Bostoni II. w.
u, II MCNcgh, New York. Frank Ganhel. Boston ;
w, WI II; Laurence, pittsburgi L G: Beach, phadel-
Philadelphia; W. G, Scudd6r Camden, n. j.
ST. JAMEs.-Byron Grace, Boston, Mass, J.. G.
inasi, rhiiNdeiphiai A. lIaIhb9Tnc, Miehgani
Albany, n, VIZ. H. Boynlon. New York J. Dder;
IT, M,ssourii Charles r. Barnes, Jersey Cityi samuel
Z. Gilbert, New York.
woRMLEN s a. +, Blckcr, U. S. A.; II. c. John
son. Richmond; David Mulil<cn and q. d. Rogers,
New York; g. W. Black, Boston.
Smith, PhilaIcipha; :, il Lyddan Rockville, Md.
j. Jackson, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

A CCOUNT.BO0HS AND STATIONERY,
IA n. NEWTON KuRrH & son,
ldi w, Pratt street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-01

You can publish three.lno advertisement Of
"Wantcd," For Rent" For Sale,' or LOST
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB-
LGCAN