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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

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CENTS; tiro months ONE DOLLAR; three months, ONE
DOLLAR AND HALF; sir months. THREE DOLLARS;
year, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid by the pub
fishers
ms delivered IN Washington and the suburbs by car
Ti,iS at me Sdtne rates.
There Is no becrtim than hsprssentto subscribe FOR
RS NucC brightest, and best notpspdpcr published at
ge National Capital Send copies 10 pour friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

TIE revolt against the Republican or
ganization in Pennsylvania has not the
merit of high motive. Its leaders state
their grievance to be merely the alleged
unfair division of spoils among the vic
tors. No man should do what he believes
to be wrong at the bidding Of his party,
but it would not be wrong for one to go
without an Office in the interest of prin-
ciples to which he processes devotion.
OF course this view will not be approved
by the spiteful or the mercenary OK
Republicans of Pennsylvania.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

When have u baby at breast nothing is so use-
iul for quietingmy own aud baby'snerYes spark
ers Ginger Touic. II prevents bowel complaints,
and Is better than any stimulant " give strength
and RppellLe.-A Aelgark M0Lher.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
Mr.. Stephens and the Independents

Mr.. stephens and the Independents.
Mr.. Alexander IL. Stephens says that
Mr.. Emory Speer was correct in tele-
graphing to DR.. FELTON, that he would not
reject the recommendation of the Liberal
Democrats for the governorship. But
has not Mr.. Stephens rejected the recon-
mendation by saying in letter for publi-
cation that he would not accept
any nomination for governor from any
other source than the Democratic
party, and that unless nominated by that
party he would not consent to be voted
for at all? We decline to recognize the
difference between recommendation u
and nomination" Yet to that the
question appears to have narrowed down
We SO understand it. If wrong, we want
to be set right.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
CHIROPODIsTs.

INAsY FEET, hc-DAILY WALKS IN THK
" open air and sunshine Nitnlize the bio q thereby
gvng Increased strength and grgaier ability 20 With
siand the cneryatiug and deNltAliznN effects " sum-
meI heat hence eminent phyuicnns rgvohs. lnl
thousands Of other eNpcrsnred pcraDnagss visit ID x.
WHITES ChropOdia Eatahlishment, opposite VIZ
larda Hotel, Washington. N. g., Tor friief from
and avoidance Of Corna Hunons. Had Nails, aud all
oOn pialuia u The fret EalAblshgd in iygl lee o.
per visit myi2
j. j. GEORGES
ChlrnpOdlai, AnAl0mtt, aud AAnntactufef of Fina
fash.onAbie aud EAsy- l1si.ng BOOT5 and aHokI
lndor National Hotel
Corns BunoEs. and Ingrouing Nails. &C. porna-
neauY cured Lasts madsto oFass aud preserved for
customers ae1
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EXCLUSIONS. ETC.

A MOONLIGHT EXCLUSION ON THE W. w,
IA Coreorn viii be given by the Ladies Of the Con.
lssl. ielying seventh street wharf at $3.50 slarl.
Music under the direction of DR., j. W. Bschofr
he ladies.
'rlrI at Il. Young's and Kellogg & Johnsons |,
nt the boat. jui-t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

THE events of the week are teaching
the Bourbons that while the minority
have rights, they have no right to sover-
cign power. 1t is the majority and not
the minority that finally rules in n Re-
public. A knowledge of this simple fact
would have prevented the great civil war,
and would have saved the stupid effort
of the past sixteen years on the part of
the shattered Democracy to regain power.
The Bourbon expounders can show ex-
actly how four-fifths of each house of
Congress can be chained to stupid rule
by the remaining one-ffth, and the ship
of State go drifting upon the rocks; but a
bare majority is showing that the ring
bolt can be pulled out when the chain
refuses to break. The procession is mov-
ing. Fall in.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

VoB WORK OF EVERY YCHARACTERAND DE
81 scription executed Al The National hepuhicnu
once At any hour, day o. nlght, Ahd every day IN
thC year, Good work and low prices sea-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

A Hartford paper tells of Il little boy, proud Of
his new Jacket who informed his sister that he
was a x.button kid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
MEDICAL.
HEALTH is MEALTH.

DR. II. G. wKsT's NKRYEAND BRAIN TREArMHSE
a specific for HysteIta. Dizziness, Convusions, Ner
yous Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory
spermaiorrhn,a lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age caused by over-eXertion, self
cay and death. One box will cure recent cases Zach
box contains one months treatment One dollar
boz, ak boxes for five dollars Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price We guarantee six boxos to
cure any case With each ordar received by for
boxes. accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
tho purchaser our written guarantee to return tho
money II the treatment does not effect cura Quar-
Antecl isnued by STOTr q CROMWELL, $50 Penn
sylySnia avenue. washington p O.. Wholesale and
tention. oclSly
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EDUCATIONAL.

DoOKKEEPING EASILY ANDTHOgOCGlILY
ID learned ior t3,5O; Penmaushlp, 8 TO- You can
begin ut any tune. HOWE, 1850 Seventh stree n Ia
west. iutMs
VINRENCH SsONs-MAfE LEPRI NCE, FROM
IL Paris, Will give conversational lesson, In French
AT her own and pupls residences; prices moderate;
best city references; also morning ana evening
classes opening February "a Call nt 30a N street
northwest. Nine Leprlncc will remain during tho
BummCr, npaaf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

If the Russian Car is really willing to
recognize the importance of resting his
government upon the consent of the
governed he can formulate such conces-
sions to the people as will make his
throne stronger than Nihilism. His task
is difficult, for the Poles inherit the
hatred of generations and can never de-
sire his good, while the repressive meas
ures by which his power has been main
tained have made for him other enemies
equally vengeful and perhaps as numer-
Gus, If he hopes to have the sympathies
of other nations as against lawless COM
binations and reasonable plots he must
move with his age. This he promises to
do, and all the world will watch with in
terest the wooing of Liberty by Abso-
lutism.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
OR RENT-BY u. II. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF the city
money to loan ON real estate. Call.
mrg7 b. H. WARNER, DIG + street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property come and sea the
great bargains nj the Real Estate Exchange of
Hotel, Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlg.f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
YOUNG MEN


II you have failed 10 receive proper treatment Ia
cases Of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint Nervous
Debility, lmpOtency Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous reliability, &c, send two stamps
'Oi STIiE fs LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
Ja1-ly III Fast Fifteenth street, New y ork.
~ ENTIJMEN CAN HAVE sCIENTIFI1
NJ treatment and speedy aud radical cure OF all
Nen0real aud Nervous Diseases, matter from whai
cause without the use OF mcrcurlal or other ohJoc-
tonAhe treatment. A cure guaranteed. In recent
oI acute eAses prescriptions and advice given free
Onces strictly private. no one hut The doctor.
Hours 20 3, 10 Z, exclusively. DR. LEON, "a
Pennsylvauia avenue. nps
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- JOLU ToNlC,-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In nll its
stages also for Coughs Colds Bronchiis Asthma and
ali diseases of the Throat and Lungs and the only
remedy that rs beneficial IN MRlangl climates ThM
= q Preparatlca Of BALsAM or TOLU, ROCK
hciA la above diseases the basis being the puresi
Rice ana Rye WhlAkiea, harmless and very pleasant
TO take Try H For sails by all druggists and grocera
AZ " per quart bottle The trade supplied Mt allb0rl
BARBotiR HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grocerr, sole agents for this city. Henry
HischOff 4 90, New York aud ChAreblon, IS O., soia
manufacturers and proprietorA de2i-ly
DR LION, ,TuEoLDKsT ESTABLISHED AND
~ ony reliable lAdlos' Physician Ia tko city can
be consulted daily II "a pennsylyAnia avenue All
Female Comnlaint. aud lrresulArltlel quickly re;
moved. Prompt treatment lonerpondence pnd
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
ior adieA ONCE hour. 2to I and too apJ
~ IsEAsFa OF THE uENITo URINARY Or
IL gnns, Blood, Liver, Kidneys Nerves Women.
CatArTh, nronChitis Uyspepa, Nc, speedily and per-
mAnontly cured; write for Adyice book free DIR. x
r. MAKER, Box iOt, buffalo. \. \. aplS
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WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNE /, 1882.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000


DmvER's GARDES-Entertainme
THEATRE CoMroUE-VarIety.
CAPITAL TuEATER-Variety.
ABNER's GARDEN-Concert
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST AND FOUND.

L oST-A BUNCH OF soR 10 KEYS ON A RING
Finder please return to T, NJ. HANSON, $40 Seventl
street northwest my30-3tF
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s TL . = 8

A FULL LINE OF SPRING AND sUMMET
IA STYLES OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

STONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

This beautiful location commanding an extensive
view OF the city and Virginia shore beyond the
Potomac, IL now open for summe, guests. Fine,
large AIRY rooms, Iurnlshed or unurnshed. Table.
with all decacieS of the season, by well-known ca
lerer. Mansion surrounded by lovely park and old
forest trecs arbors, swings &c well OF pure cecOld
spring water ON Fourteenth street and boundary
rond Entrance to grounds ut street car terminus. a
more beautiful and healthy place, so accessible to
mylGl2t
TVNHE ETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city the halls
and passages heated with steam, the rooms are
new and We'll furnished, and the table is second to
none. Transient rates, S25O and q per day monthly
t26 $50, S35, and go se2g
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
FOR SALE-HOuses.
FOR sALE-Farms.

CoUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE, ON
" Washington and Ohio Railroad, At Falls Church,
Vienna, and Herudon; also nice place of 20 acres
at Fairfax Court Ouse, for trade for house in South
Washington. Address o, IL. HINE, Vienna, Fairfax
County, Va. my2l6tt
National Republican., 1882-07-25
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the Various DiI
trict Offices.

tflct Omcens
Building permits were issued yesterday to L. G
Marin, to make repairs on E, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest. to cost $500; Wm. Hah
to make repairs ut SIG Seventh street northwest
to cost $500; August Grass to make repairs
at 2u04 New Hampshire avenue northwest 10 co.
500; DR.. W. II. Gardner, 10 make repairs at 1929
street northeast to cost 500; Major A. II. Nicker-
son, 10 make repairs at Dupont Circle northwest,
10 cost 500; Mary Benton, TO make repairs at the
corner Of Thirteenth and s streets northwest, to
cost S25 William Vincent, to make repairs ut lla2
Third street northwest, to cost $50 W. F. Nash, to
make repairs at 4O2 First street northeast To cost
$3.50; George Myers, to make repairs at 3i2 Thir-
teen and II half street northwest, 10 cost $50.
The total number of dog tags issued by the
Collector of Taxes up 10 yesterday was $40. The
=" dog catcher started out yesterday morning in
| search of unlicensed CANNES. and his inaugural
| haul panned out only twenty:seven.
further question In regard to the District con-
tracts for supplies lately entered Into has been
submitted by the Commissioners 10 Comptroller
Lawrence, and, judging from the expressions made
| by him in an inierview with the Commissioners
culties will arise In carrying out the contracts
hitherto executed. A final decision of the question
will likely be reached TO-. day.
The telephone apparatus was removed to the
| third floor of Police Headquarters and the oper-
ators took possession of their new quarters yeser-
day.
Mr.. w. II. Baum, the gentleman appointed To
serve oil the school board in place OF Mr.. j. l..
| Pearson, who declined to serve was qualified for
the position yesterday in the Commissioners Of
| flee.
| Lot 5, square 5l0, and lot 4, square SG9, have
been decided to be exempt from taxation by Attor
| ney Riddle, the former being church property and
| the latter public alley.
| The Boari of Commissioners, the building COM
| mittee OF the School Board, the Architect of the
| Capitol, aud the Inspector of Buildings held O
| prUtracted consultation yesterday to select the
sites Of the proposed school buildings. II was de
cided to locate the twelve-room building on
street, between Twenty first and Twenty second
| streets. but the other aiies were not determined
upon aud the party took carriages and made q
tour OF inspection OF all the sites offered.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

The venerable Peter Cooper built the frst loco
motive.
A Al5o-pound corpse cremated will make eight
pounds OF ashes.
Chinaman at Rock Island, H., has died from
a toy pistol wound.
Theodore Tilton will soon publish translation
of thirteen Swubian tales.
The liquor dealers OF Missouri are organizing q
Stale protective association.
The "rummies" OF Milwaukee refuse TO deal
with merchants who favor the Sunday law.
The Chicago mortality reports are far more ia
vorable this season than for tho two preceding
summers.
Philadelphia medical university has several
barrels Of human ashes on hand from frequent
cremations.
Baltimore has just sent n registered letter to
London, England, containing SlOO0,OOO in bonds
and securities.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln was married November
2. 1872, in the house in Springfield in which she
died The l6lh instant
Cincinnati and Covington add six deaths within
three days Of buys slightly wounded with toy pls.
tolls on the Fourth Of July.
Less whisky is drunk by 50000,000 people IN the
United States in 1882 Than was consumed thirty
years ago by only % 100000
When the German Empress travels during the
summer her railway carriage is covered with n
layer of turf, which is watered frequently during
the day
Margaret Houghdry, of New Orleans, is to have
yet made an immense fortune in banking, aud
expended hundreds of thousands eudoWlng nom
seetarian orphan asylums
A private letter Just received reports an epi-
demic Of cholera among tho natives IN Yokohama,
Japan, 200 having died Riihiu three weeks The
ever, and have no apprchensions Of au attack
OII.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
PLAIN TALK
What is said OF n Memorandum Relative
20 the rim Ayenu, Conference

20 the rim Avenue Conference.
The New York Sum edtorially states, in a sharp
arraignment OF General Garfelds action toward
Mr. Conklng in rejoinder TO certain statements In
the Cincinnati Commercial that, after the famous
Finh avenue Conference, August 8, 1850, those
who heard the promises made reduced them to
writing. Here is the Suns statement:
"The strong language aud voluntary professions
Of Garfield made marked impression on those
present. and, as we have heretofore said, the sub.
that meeting were reduced to writing and signed
Immediately after the interview. That paper Is
still IN safe keeping here but 1t is thought that tho
time for lis publication has not yet arrived. The
Commercial says: We should like to see the paper
and 10 study the signatures Perhaps that cnrios-
ity may be gratihed at no distant day. Had Cen
eral Garfield lived a few months longer the Com
nercfat would not be anxious about Its contents.
The signatures are those OF leading Republicans,
familiar in public and political life, who were
never suspected OF venality, in or out of Congress-
We know something Of this memorandum, as
well as of other details of the canvas which may
some day get into print. They will form interest
ing reading. OF ono thing we are quite certain,
from having been at Republican headquarters
throughout the campaign that the real aud success
ful work OF 1880 begun from the night that Roscoe
Conkling made his famous speech at the Academy
of Music. 1t was fairly put on the road to victory
by Grants speech at Warren, Ohio. and It was
made sure by the memorable demonstration had
later In New York city. There was gloom of the
somberest hue at the national committee rooms
until Conklng spoke. Nor could money be OBJ
talned until Cameron and Morton moved to obtain
1t. There was no life east of Indiana, and that
was put there by Dorsey and Gorhnm from with
out, and New and Dudley within-Stalwaris, all
four of them. There has been no more shameless
chapter of political ingratitude than the acts
which terminated for the time being in Mr. Conk-
lings retirement. The bolt" in Pennsylvania Is
of tho same cloth, personal and factional, to the
last point. Why should there be any more mine
ing on these things?-Sundav Gdsetle.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
POLICE Court Notes.

A small colorcd boy was tried for stealing two
gold rings from Miss RoberIson's candy store
The case was continued.
Two small boys, named Alfred Boswell and
Charles Kinney, were taxed 81 each for bathing
in the Potomac between sunrise and o'clock p.
IN, and Henry Nichols, small white boy, was
committed for ffteen days in default of IS for in
decent exposure in bathing in Rock Creek.
Linzey Jones, colored man. was charged with
carrying concealed pistol and was sentenced TO
pay 800 or sixty days.
Benjamin Wallace, colored, was committed to
jail for nssaulting and attempting TO kill Eliza
kelton, also colored, on Saturday night Mrs.
Kelton is in n dangerous condition from brutal
kick which he inflicted.
William Stuart got on a spree on Saturday night
and assaulted and pounded his mother and his
sister, for each of which assaults he was sentenced
to sixty days in jail
A colored boy about 16 years old, named Samuel
Mccoy. was charged with being an idle and in
corrigble boy, his father charging him with
breaking into his house in his absence. He was
sentenced to the reform school during minority.
Louisa Digs, colored, was fined $40 or thirty
days for destroying private property without the
consent of the owner, in breaking the windows of
Henry Smallwood's house.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
WHIT lcorn oots por,, rora Year
"" " NN'H' O'.'' VIM 1'i'' lMheaI
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, July 2f-C0tton quiet middling, 12Sc
Flour lower and quie Howard street and Western
superDe, IS 00d3 5; do extra 81 COOS 25 do family,
IS 50G 50 City Mills superne, s. O0@l3 75 do extra
a co 81 05; do. Rio brands So 25 Q8 80; Baltimore
high grade family, 81 81 do winter wheat, patent.
s775 whcat-southern lower; Western active and
lower; Southern red, 81 1901 49, do amber, 81 1901 90
No. Western winter red spot 81 6,k bid; July q l6s
al 1Gsl; August, 81 1901 list September sl 4'i@p
I4.. Corn-Southern steady. Western dull; South
ern white 81 IL; do. yellow nomnally, 9oaeic West
ern mixed spot, sic asked for fresh; August, s3ac
bid; September, Sac bid; October. js4yS7c. Outs
easier aud active: Southern GiGG9c; Western white,
as@67c: do mixed, G3GG5c; Pennsylvania 05es6Sc
hye quiet at Sc. Hay firm; prime to choice Penn
sylvana and Maryland, sl7 oc0gls %. Provisions
steady; pork, 81 2523 u; bulk meais-shouiders
and clear rib sides, packed litgiS>tc bacon-sbould
ers, l2c: clear rib sides, l5e; lans 5,s @iGc Lard
refined. lIc. Butter steady Western packed. II 2Oc
creamery, 23l27c. Eggs quiet at lGs, Petroleum dull
and nominal: refined, 6itc Coffee firm; Rio cargUcs
ordinary TO fair. s!i4ssc; Sugar queG soh
barrels: wheat l3S9T bushels: corn 5JS bushels oats
. $40 bushels; rye, 200 bushels. Shipments-W heat
5s.S57 bushels; cor ,OOO bushels. Sales--Wheat :
l4j,9SI bushels: cUri 57,tjS bushels.
National Republican., 1882-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transncfious as Recorded
Saturday and Monday.

Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. J. f. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real ate in the District Saturday and
Monday, as reported TO him by the Recorder OF
Deeds:
On NJ street north, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, sublot 4, square S5s (24 feet inch
front by 100 fcet, pheUe a. Whitehead 10 Warren
NJ. White ana Bernard Overman. 5000.
on Is street north. between Ninth and Tenth
streets east sublots II aud Is, square $40 IO feet
front by dep,h( Warren NJ. White ct al. to Asa
| In rcarpi ii street north, between North Capitol
and First stees west part of sublot 4G square ga
az feet front on alley BY 40 feet inchesj, b. w.
Warner u George L. Emmons, nominal
On street north, between Eeyeuth aud Twelfth
streets west, parts OF lots and g. square 323 go
feet 'front.', Robert A, Hooe ct al trustees, to
On Eleventh street west, between O and X
streets NORTH part OF lots q aud %, square SOY go
TO William A. stewart, 500.
On Eleventh street west, adjoining next above
property az feet mont by Us feet inches), William
S42l52
On Eighth street west, between public square
aud north street, part of sub; A, square 4OS "a
Darlington, trustee, to Samuel NOrment, 3,1l5.
Meridian Hill, lot q block J. Hall Il Evans sub
sa,5il.s5.' O''' y f0A :" "''''D'n u Ai''
Meridian Hill, lot s. block /, Robert c. Fox to
William q HI, s2,sO6sO.
on Six Ia street west, between n and o streets
south, part OF lot Is, square 6O3 (2l feet N
inches front by l02 feet, Robert V. Goldman, trus-
tee, 10 Samuel Humphrey, s5l0
On Eleventh street west between north w and
Boundary streets, sublot &C. square 302 (20 feet
front by 80 feet inehl, William Maye ir, TO Eliza
A. Brooks, 500.
Oh Maryland avenue south, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west, lot lG, square lG2 (25 feet
front BY depIhl, Mary a. Hurdley TO Augustus De
GIunimond, 81 geo.
on street north, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west sublots 10 and 90 square 5ll 40 feet
front by lS2 lceD Ann Maria Eslln 10 John Mclean
LpscOnb, SlOO,
Same property next above. John Mclean Lips
comb to Harvey Spauldng sl00.
| On II slIeet liorth, between Twelfth and Thir-
tcenth streets west part of lot II, square 2SS 10
fet front by 90 eell, John d. Clark TO Rosalie NJ.
Bradford, $4,000
On street north, between Fifth and Sixth
streets west part OF lot TO- square lS9 (27 feet 81
inches by l0O.54 ieeD, Richard w. Carter TO Sarah
| Louisa Doubleday, sS.000
on + street north, between New jersey avenue
and North Capitol street, subot &c, square G2S lG
| feet frnt by ll5 feD, Il. L. While, assignee, TO
Michael H. Collins. g., 100.
| In rear OF street SOUTH between Sixth and
Seventh streets east part OF lots 20 and IL square
| 67, ID. o. Kuisht to G. IL. Knight, $3.50.