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National Republican., 1882-11-04

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National Republican., 1882-11-04

A LAWYER once broke out in open court
in vehement curses against an inoilen-
sive witness. The court admonished the
witness that he would be fined for con-
tempt if he did not stop making the
lawyer swear! OF piece with this is
the impudent claim of the New York
Tribune that if defeat should come to the
Republican cause in New York next
Tuesday the fault will be with the Ad-
ministration. That is to say, that those
who stand by the party are to blame fol
its defeat. The logic of this followed out
would be, that if the Administration
would have joined the Tribune gang in
fighting the party it would have been vic.
torious. Great paper, the Tribune. Great
man, Mr.. Whitelaw Reid. How dare the
Republican party presume to keep alive
against his fearful frown?
National Republican., 1882-11-04
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BARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUNK.
wholesale grOccra, sole agents for this CITY, ltenty
nisrhoff a Ctl New YORK snd Charleston \. O.. aOla
manufacturers aud propretVrs. de2lly
National Republican., 1882-11-04

THE Bourbons die hard, but they must
go. They are awfully mad, which shows
that they see the handwriting on the
wall. Whatever temporary disasters may
occur next Tuesday at the North, by
reason of the deception practiced on
sincere Republicans by brawling disap-
pointed politicians, and by the renegade
editors of ex-Republcan papers, the
spine of Bourbonism will receive hurt
in Virginia from which it will never re-
cover
National Republican., 1882-11-04

Our morning neighbor failed, mad
vertently perhaps, to give its opinion of
the letter of Secretary Chandler to the
New York Tribune concerning the mas
sacre at Lancaster, S. G. By which we
mean that it failed to speak of the deed s
related in the letter. As the Post is re-
forming the methods" of the Republi-
can party, would it be too much trouble
for it to refer to South Carolina Bourbon
1nnfhodS2
National Republican., 1882-11-04

THE Virginia Bourbons still fear to put
up candidate of their own for Congress
man-at-large. They are going to deposit
their votes for Massey with tongs. Some
will vote for Dawson. There is no sense
in this, for while an honest negro is
better than white fraud we do not
agree that Dawson is any better than his
co-worker, Massey. However, every
Bourbon TO his taste.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

THE emergencies of the campaign, although
very serious, have not yet been so alarming as to
induce the Stalwarts to bring out and display to
the vulgar gaze those sacred emblems known to
the worlds people as "od guard" medals
Washington Post (StrdigM Republican,
No. Nor have the alleged Republicans
who are voting with the Democrats, in
order to rebuke "bad methods" seen fit
to print and circulate the "Mulligan let
ters" rs models for the emulation of the
young Republicans who expect to be-
come Presidents.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

COLONEL CASH is an Independent can
didate for Congress in South Carolina, as
he has right to be. He has a right to
speak to the voters. AS four negroes
have been murdered by the local Democ-
racy of one place for listening to him, we
rise to ask whether the silence of the
Northern Democratic press is to be taken
as approval and assent to the "bad
methods" referred to.
National Republican., 1882-11-04
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Gnuilnn.

A man is going about the streets OF Laramie
claiming to be John the Baptist. He has light
hair and chin whiskers, is stout built. and looks
like a farmer. We desire TO warn those of our
readers who may be inclined to trust him that he
is not what he purports 10 be. We have taken
suit OF our research that John the Baptist is dead
Laramie boomerang.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

IT is not worth while to allude in de-
tail to the shower of lies now falling from
the black clouds formed over the Demo-
cratic and deputy Democratic journalistic
cesspools. Voters will know how much
attention to pay to gross and palpable
campaign yarns the day or two before
election
National Republican., 1882-11-04
WASHINGTON, D. c., NOVEMBER 4, 1857.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000
Amn.cn,cnt. To.NirMt

NATIONAL TILEATER-"M Mankind"
FoBD's OPERA HoUsE-Haverly's Ministries.
THEATRE CoMIauE--Variety Entertainment
National Republican., 1882-11-04

<ucomn,mtcotfons raustbe addressed "7bhe Editor
THE RErupLIcAE." and 10 hIst,-s publication must
,Ocfiue tepbtu side Of ths paper only, 1ith
nhp,c ana residence OF The writer attached 40
0Iunicdtions iUiH be returned
National Republican., 1882-11-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

TTNHE BEST WAY TO BUY HOMES AND TO
pay OH mortgages Is in the
EQUITABLE @. b. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates OF
interest on loans, No commissions or heavy ex-
pensea Information &c, Furnished by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary.
oclI-im WI u street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-11-04
NNagnEineh.

The An Aindte,r for November contains no less
than twelve pages of designs for plaques, panels,
and tiles for embroidery and lace, for monograms
and names, and for fret ornaments, borders. and
medalliOns. Among other features of this num-
Der are q capital portrait of the artist Henry
Bacon, with biography and a number of his
clever sketches, valuable article on boudoirs,
a very curious one on "roundels" vlvaCiOus
London letter, and some exquisite Christmas card
designs besides the usual miscellany of attractive
illustrations aud Of use lul hints for home decora
ton, artistic dress and art work Of all Sorts
Price, 81 Il year; single copies 80 cents Montague
Marks, publisher, 23 Union Square, New York.
The North american RGUieO for November pre-
sents an unusually diversified table OF contents
among which are " English Views OF Free Trade"
by the Hon. John Welsh, of PHILADELPHIA; "pls-
order in uTt-Rooms," by Joseph Wilson, chief
Judge of the Brooklyn city court. DR.. William A.
Hammond, eX.SurgeOn General of the United
States Amy, oilers "A Problem for SociulOgists"
Tho Industrial Value of Woman" by Mrs, Julia
Ward Howe, Is Il very able reply to an article re.
Gently published on "Woman's Work and
WomNn's Wages" advantages OF the Jury Sys-
tenn" by Dwight Foster, formerly justice Of the
Massachusetts supreme court, will command the
attention OF every thoughtful citizen, being agrave
and learned defense OF an institution which II Is
beCO ming the fashion 10 belittle aud decry The
remaining articles are safety in Theaters," by
steele Mackayc the distinguished actor aud the
atrical manager; THE Pretensions Of Journal
ism" by Rev. George T. Rider, and symposium
on "The Suppression Of Vice." by Anthony Com
stock, o. b. rockingham, and Rev. Dr. j. NJ.
Hupklay
National Republican., 1882-11-04
FOR SALE OR RENT.

rJ,HIS PLACE IS ALL READY TO OCCUPY;
i In fine order; good facilities for housekeeping,
aud pleasant SURROUNDINGS: have St bic and thrt
acres of land, IT wanted. Only two miles north of
city, on Brentwood Hond. Secure this at once i05
First street northwest noi-3tf
National Republican., 1882-11-04

If the political cut-throats who are
now so fiercely engaged in the attempt
to slaughter the Republican party in some
Republican States were to succeed for
this year, would it make them heroes
and administrators on the estate of the
partyp
National Republican., 1882-11-04
For SALE-Hoilses.

T,oR sALE-Ar A SACRIFICE IN ORDER TO
~ leave the city. n han is1me frame residence, con
tanng rooms and oil modern improvements 10
3'x1c5; terms, one-thrd cash. balance notes Inquire
at 7ll Ninth street northeast. no}a-
TOR sALE-DRICK HOUSE OF. SEVEN ROOMS
IL and cellar; modern imp tovenents; line loca-
ton rents $50 per month; Will be sold TO pay 10 per
cent. on Investment Inquire 500 New Jersey avenue
northwest no2-3tt
LNOR SAI.E-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF BAR
~ gains IN large and small houses. II. III. SMITH
n SON 5l5 Seventh street. oc10-lm
National Republican., 1882-11-04
CHIROPODISTS.
Il J. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND oHIRoPoDIsr.
Corner OF Sixth and streets,
Under National Hotel.
All ailments of the feet permanently cured. seas
PROPOSALS.
RUPOSAI.S FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON
AND 'CORNED BEEF,
nEHfIrE on s,ngulT AND lRMAsnRRu.

AND CORNED BEEF.
OFFICE or SECRETARY AND TRHAsuRER,
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME,
WASHINGTON, ID, G., Octoocr 70, lsS2.
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate subject to ths
usual conditions, Will be received at this onlce untu
Y O'Clock noon, on the 10Th day Of November, 1852
which time and place they VIII be opened In pres
ence of bidders, for furnishing and delivering 81 the
kitchen and hospital Of the Soldiers Home fresh
Beef Mutton, aud Corned Beef as required by the
secretary and treasurer OF he Home during the bal
ance of the fiscal year, ending June 30, 1888.
Information as to manner OF bidding, conditions to
be OBJ erved by bidders terms OF contract and ray
ment will be furnished on personal application ri
The secretary aud treasurer reserves the right 70
reject any and all proposals. The successful bidder
will be required TO enter into written contract with
the secretary and treasurer OF the Home with good
and approved security, In the sum OF $500 within
twenty days after being notified Of the acceptance Of
his proposals. A copy OF this advertisement must DO
attached TO each proposal. Envelopes containing
proposals should be indorsed, Proposals for Fresh
Beef Mutton and Corned Beef at United States Sol
dlers Home, District Of Columbia, and addressed 70
the undersigned. -
oca(-I0t Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers Home.
National Republican., 1882-11-04
LOSir AND FOUND.

VNOUND OCroBER3l-A LARGE RED OK WITH
II white breast, which tie owner can have ny ap-
plying at Az Ninth street southwest and paying
Charge! n02-3tF
JNoUND-AT soLDIERs' HOME, A PARAsoL.
IL owner may have the same by proving property,
lB23 n street northwest. nO2-3tt
I OST-STRAYED FROM NO. lS2s ] STREET
i ! northwest, u small, dark colored skye terrier
gyp th.ee months old; had on leather collar,
black with red edges and three bells on IL, liberal
reward will be paid for her return at the above ad-
dress ocdl'bl~
National Republican., 1882-11-04
IoR SALE AT HALF COST.
THE rHREE.sToRY AND CELLAR

THE THREE-STORY AND CELLAR
LARGE AND HANDSOME DWELLING,
twenty-five inch walls. fourteen rooms and three
baths corner third and streets northwest; hn-
shed In solid walnut throughout and furnished with
electric bells and speaking tubes For permit TO in
spect, apply here.
Handsome new dwellings and choice lots in the
VIM p YOUNG
ocA 400 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-11-04
FOR RENT-Miscellaneous.

ITO LET-AT 6lI NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Il Two large rooms suitable Tor Offices Inquire in
dning-room. no4-3ts
NOR RENT-THE CAPITAL THEATER AP.
~ Ply Room /, No. 4Os Fifth street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

SIX entire days have passed since the stalwart
press fred broRdside at Mr.. Blaine. What can
be the matter with the mud batteries p Washing
ton Post
Donnybrook Fair, o'clock in the af;
thernoon, and divil foight yet. Will
somebody be good enough to tread on
me coat tail? A BOLD MCINTYRE.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

THERE IS really no hope that tho steam from
the Republican family washtub will cease to
aftict the country for some years to come Wash
ilgtOn Post.
There is really no fear that the steam
from the Democratic family washtub
will ever begin to affiict the country at
all. The Democratic party embraces
"the great unwashed," and prefers to
wear its linen dirty.
National Republican., 1882-11-04

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 10 loan ON real estate. Call.
mrI b. ii. WARNER. 0i6 + street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN a BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl9-u
National Republican., 1882-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

xxrILL SELL A MANUFACTURING BUSI-
w ness cheap, and give al Instructions for rum
MANUFACTURER, Republican Office. no33tt
Fpo CATERERs-WE HAVE A VERY DEsIR-
i able property. in the northwest, admirably
adapted for hrstclnss catering establishment; hne
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
Il CO., 027 street northwest. oc-Ou
r IBFRAI, RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
4 4 on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
ayiyania Avenue mA28H
National Republican., 1882-11-04
WANTED-Help--Male.
WANTED-ROOms.

w ANIEHV-TNUOUIS.
VyTANTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
w for light housekeeping, between Seventh and
Thirteenth. and streets northwest. Address D. s.
D., Republican Office. no4-3ts
NNTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, A SMALL
w furnished room in private family, with use OF
piano. Address B. H.. Republican Office. no2.3t%
WANTED - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms, with good board, by n gentleman and
daughter: private family preferred. Address Lock-
Box 20, City PosOilice, stating terms and location
nO2-3ts
National Republican., 1882-11-04
FOR SALE-Lots.
FOR observation-disclosures.

INoR SALE AT ys5-A PERFECT SADDLE
IL horse, with all the gaits: gentle for ladies and
and kind. Call at once at oLC0TTS stables, be-
tween II and and Thirteenth and Fourtesnth.
rhnl-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
FOUL PLAY.

The American clipper ship Joseph S.
Pinney, from Havre to San Francisco, in
ballast, had strange experience while on
her way out. On sounding the pumps one
morning in the North Atlantic, she was
found to be making water fast. All hands
were sent to the pumps, and after working
through the night the water in the hold
was so reduced that it became possible to
make an examination. And then it was
discovered that deliberate attempt had
been made to scuttle the ship. Three
auger holes had been bored in the bows,
and the author of the mischief had care
fully plugged the holes through the skin,
so that it should not be possible to detect
what had been done until it was too late.
OF course the discovery of the leak saved
the ship, for it was easily stopped. But
all the Captains efforts to find out who
committed the crime proved fruitless. 1t
was horrible deed, and especially so be-
cause the Captains wife and family were
on board. The case recalls Charles Reade's
story "Foul Play" in which the mate OF
the vessel plays exactly the same trick,
but is more successful. In this instance,
however, it is difficult to assign motive
for the crime, and it must be remembered
that the man who committed it took his
chances of going to the bottom with the
ship, or of undergoing all the sufferings
which shipwrecked people are exposed to.
1t seems very improbable that the criminal
will be discovered row that the crew have
all dispersed, but the man who could do
such thing must certainly be very sim
gular kind of scoundrel.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
The Paid Fire Department.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Diec or His iDjuEtes-RobbeFs Caught
Beaten and Robbed,

SEATTLE, December 4:h.-Charles Jursin.
SOD, one OF the three men struck by the fall
ing building here last Saturday. has since
died, Hines having died before, and Frazer
oelag only slightly hurt. Jurginson was a
young man of % years, and mad recently
come haAs from Oakland, Cal, where his
parents live on Seventeenth street.
Dixon and Wise, suspected of robbiny the
Boca Beer Hall here last Friday night. went
to Victoria on Saturday, and were there ar.
rested on Sunday by direction OF Chief Woo.
cry. They thoroughly answer the description
gwen OF them by Funk, the man robbed. So
Chief OConnor, Of Victoria, teleeraphs. and
he will detaln them until they can be legally
extradited. Bob Lambert, now in iaiI. has
confessed to partial completely with Dixon
and Wise, and says positively that they are
the men who committed the crime,
The cabin of an old bachelor named vii.
SOD, resident of the Puyallup Valley for
the last htteen years, was entered last Satur.
DAY night by person unknown, who bes
Wilson with club until he thought hin
dead, and then robbed the house Of all its
contents OF value. The extent of the loss i
unknown. Wilson had Just sold his farm,
and was supposed to have o good
deal OF money, and the desire to get thi:
money was undoubtedly the object of the at
tempted murder. Wilson was alive at Ia Al
accounts. but the chances for recovery wer;
strongly against him. A man named Burke
has been arrested on suspicion, and the evi
dence against him is of strong circum
stantiGl character. A Vigilance Committee
was organized in the valley, and threats O
hanging are freely made in case of the eriut
being traced to Burke.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-05
THIS s1oRNIse's NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
l2O for As Of 1907 1929 for SIS 1ol3 for Sis steri
ing, q sl@a SIS silver bars, no.
Silver in London, sid consols, 100 13-l6d; per
cent. United States bonds, extended, loi Is 1874
As, 1I5i.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par Mexican dollars. sS@s9 cents
The Navajo Mining Company have declared div
idend Of % cents per share, and the MONDAY has
levied assessment Of 81.
Mining stocks opened very quietly in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. Chollar and Potosi ap-
peared to claim the most attention. There were
$500 shares ChoIlar sod at 81 GO down to 81 As,
and 900 shares Potosi at 81 30 down to 81 20.
There were 800 shares North Belle Isle sold at p
cents, and 1910 shares Savage at 20 cents down to
s. cents.
A London dispatch announces that the condition
of Anthony Trollope is very critical.
Fire at Chicago; also at townsville, N H. and
Mahauoy City, Pa.
The new Courts of Justice in London were formal
ly opened by the Queen yesterday.
The Sultan of Turkey is in great terror OF as
sassination, and hardly dares show himself outside
his harem.
Dervisch Pasha is to be executed.
The years embezzlemunts and robberies in Russia,
roubles.
from London.
1t has been decided by the Supreme Court that
the Lee heirs ent tied to the Arlington estate.
Near Carlin, New, Sunday, ]. Ii. Wildly shot and
killed Thomas Dwyer.
The Recorde Of Contra Costa county is on trial
at Martinez for completely in the recent Chinese
rot.
Charles PattiD, for assault with deadly weapon,
has been sentenced at Santa Rosa to four years at
hard labor in San Quentin.
A warehouse filed with hay was burned at San
Jose yesterday, and son after another at Santa
Clara suffered the same fate.
John Buckley was found dead near the Southern
Pacific Railroad track in Santa Clara county, Sun
day. having been killed by a train.
The wife of Congressman Pacheco is seriously i'll
in New York with lnfiammatory rheumatism.
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise leave
Portland, Or, for San Francisco Friday next.
The trouble at the Metlakatlah Indian Mission in
British Columbia continues.
Charles Jurginson, injured by falling school.
house at Seattle W. T, Saturday, has died of his
wounds.
The funeral of the late Congressman UpdegrafI
took place at Mount Pleasant, Ohio yesterday, and
largely attended.
Col. W. H. H. Tison, Speaker of the House in the
last Mississippi Legislature, killed yesterday at
Baldwin, Miss, by Ed Saunders.
Francisco Ybarra found murdered in the
street at Los Angeles yesterday morning, having
been shot through the eye.
The second session OF the Forty-seyenth Congress
OF the United States opened in Washington at II
A NJ yesterday. Little was done beyond the read.
ing of the Presidents Message, the full text of
which will be found in our columns this morning,
having been received by telegraph.