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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Geo. e. Weber,
myso sn a CHAPEL STREET.
hIerwin Point Hotel.

VNHIs popular resort will be opened for the reeep-
 1 uun of guests, Thursd@y. May 25. lSsa The scenery is beautiful. abundant shade, fine sandy beach for bathing feS food of all kinds Is taken from the SAt-rs in the immediate vicinity The ho- tel and grounds will be under the innned super vision of Mr. J. S. Rood, who has had many years experience in the hotel bDsiness EsLerxins Posut- is located six nnes west of Sew Haven minutes drive from Woodmont stAti n- Sixteen trains Der day at this station Hotel carriage every train. Address, J. $. ROOD, Manager.
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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
TO RENT EURNISHED
TO RENT.

To fSENIs JS@4s 29 Auburn street, second floor, rooms E..,,A S9 %; first floor No. l2 Newhal street, GW Winchesters gun shop, SIP co: Mo- 10 NeWhaI street. second floor, second floor English street. Cedar Hill, for small family, $500; second floor, Clinton avenue. $10.O0.
 FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street. near Oak street, S5tN cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd, in good repair, rooms city water connected with sewer price 50o $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser. Parties wishing purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me.
 A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room B. Office houra i to 4 TX to g eyeninps. apl6
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Yew yauen @aig Myunine Yonrnal ana Gonrier,

dozen or more buildings were unroofed and many plate glass windows were destroyed. A large amount of goods were destroyed by water, as heavy rain accompanied the wind.
 The COIumbfas Off For New London.
 NEW YORK, June 15.-Equipped. with two paper shells and their steam launch the Co., lumbia College crew left tonight for New London where they will encounter the Har- wards on the 24th inst The crew is com posed of eight young men, the oldest of whom is twenty three, and the heaviest weighs 182 pounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
All Previous Yacht Records Beaten.

NEW YORK, June 15.-The annual regatta of the New York Yacht club was held today. The weather was delightful with a fresh breeze On the way to the lightship the Hil- degarde was an excellent leader and was first around. On the return the Montauk took the lead and crossed the line the victor in the short space of three hours fifty two minutes seventeen seconds, beating all previous rec ords. She also wins the Bennett challenge cup. The Tidal Wave was second, the Oracle third. The Montauk is new vessel.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
ReaI Gstate.
FOR SALE.

fFT11f TWO HOUSES in the northeastern part of the E.!ii city. The houses built for two families ASA and are now rented to pay 10 per cent of what they can be bought for. They will be sold low and terms easy A good opportunity for mechanic to secure good home
 MERWINS REAL. ESTATE OFFICE, je15 237 Chana1 Streat
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
ATbunder storm in New York,

NEW YORK, June 15.-A violent thunder and lightning storm passed over the city this evening. The rain fell in torrents The at midnight stood TO-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
POLITICAL POINTS.

Mr.. Voorhees, is a very popular man with every
body except the managers Of his own party.
The more tho people Of the State think about
the appointment of Chicott the better they will
like it.--DenVcr Tribune
The friends of woman suffrage In Illinois pro-
pose 10 make an energetic effort to capture the
Legislature to be elected this year.
Dorman b. Eaton lecured on Civil-service re-
form Mt Chicago OH Thursday last. The Times says
his audience numbered slxty-iive souls
The Missouri Republican discovers that II Is not
Mahoneism in Virginia any longer, but out-and-
out Arthurism that opposes the Democracy.
Ex.Speaker COlfax is disposed to think that
Senator Window will be strong candidate for the
Republicans to nominate G0r the Presidency in
1884.
The suggestion Is made in Ohio that ex- Presi-
dent Hayes be nominated for Congressman at.
large if il becomes necessary to elect member in
that way.
Mr. Converse will now expect to gather in the
usufruct of his United States court and Govern
ment building at Columbus. John Thompson Is
grinding his razors.-Cincinndh Enquirer
Mr. Denis Kearney lately spoke Of 1--WE, the peo.
pie of alifornia." If we the people of California
are aware of this they must feel like hmigating
themselves before continuing their career
Arthur can't save his party. II is doomed
Democratic Exchange. Such propheses have been
numerous during the past decade and a half al
ways appearing year or two before the presi-
Dental election. A day or two after the election
It is found that instead of the Republican party
being doomed the Democratic organization is
d-d-Norrist0Wn Herald,
II is doubtful If any election is held to fill the
vacancy from the Second Congressional District OF
Missouri caused by the death of Thomas Allen.
Acting Governor Campbell has decided not to Or
der one, and unless Governor Crittenden, when he
returns to the State, takes contrary view the va.
cNncy will remain untitled. \ Congressman coult
not be elected much before the time Congress will
probably adjourn.
| There is now no reason to doubt that Mr.. W. II.
! English late Democratic candidate for Vice.
President, will endeayor to gain control of hi
party in Indiana. His son will be the Democratic
candidate for Congress in his district. 1t Is be
leved that whether or not Mr.. English shall WELD
journalistic influence through the indianapolis
Sentinel, he will not refuse the political aid of Mr.
Hendricks, but WILL nevertheless, seek TO elevate
Mr. Mcdonald - Exchange.
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Some Political History.

There is 10 GoloIed majority IN Georgia. On the
contrary, the majority OF white votes is at least
twenty thousand. As for their being Republicans
II is known everywhere, outside of New York that
Mt the gubernatorial election of 1880 nine.tcnths
of the cOlorod voters supported for governor Col
quit, the regular Democrat against his oppo.
nent, Norwood, who ran on his own hook Wash.
ingtoa Post.
1t is known everywhere, outside of the
editorial room of the Post, that the col
ored voters supported Colquitt because
they were made to believe they were
thereby voting to break up the Bourbon
Democracy. He was not "the regular
Democrat" The Democratic State con-
vention broke up without making any
nomination, and Colquitt and Norwood
both were announced as candidates.
Each wing had committee, Each
could claim TO be Democratic and
each could claim to be in
dependent Mr.. Norwood's hos
tility to the negro had been most
pronounced and public. BY reason OF
this fact Colquitt naturally became more
particularly the negro's candidate. In
this he was assisted by that excellent
man, Joseph Brown, VINO, having been
Radical at one time, understood the bust
ness. Norwood received the great ma
jority of the Democratic vote, while the
minority, acting with the negroes, like
good and true scalawags, carried the State
for Colquitt 1t was an anti-Bourbor
triumph so far as appearances went
The speech of Joe Brown before his elec
tion to the Senate could not have beer
excelled in the grandeur of its negroism
or the defiant tone of its scalawagism. II
was only when he opened his batteries
upon Malone and the Virginia Inde
pendents for having made campaign
similar to that Of Colquitt and himself
that the Georgia negroes found that they
had been sold. We thank the Post fol
It's truthful admission that nine-tenth'
of the colored voters supported Colquitt
as against Norwood. Wehope that wher
uext they give one man the execuiirv
chair of the State and another a seat il
The United Stetes Senate they will be
tow them upon friends.
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The Democrats and the Chinese


The Democrats in the House were aw-
iul mad because the friends of the Chi
nese were not allowed to make speeches
rgainst Pages anti-Chinese bill. You see
he Democrats are all opposed to Chinese
immigration, but then they always kind
o hate snap Judgment, you know, on
anything, they are so fair. They wanted
10 vote against John Chinaman, but
didn't want any bill to pass. They would
gladly see the Chinese swarm into the
sountry and take the bread from the
mouths Of our own people if only the Re-
oublicans could be blamed for it. But they
could not so manage it. We sympathize
with the Democrats who feel SO badly
over the ftilUre of a pro-Chinese Republi-
;an TO get the floor in opposition to the
BILL the passage Of which they voted for
while wanting it defeated,
The California Democratic Senator
might now pleNse a very powerful COR
poration in his State by voting against
the bill, and he might give as a reason
for his opposition that ten years suspen-
sion of coolie immigration is not worth
having But it would be rather risky.
The antiChinese storm will not blow
over before the time comes 10 elect Mr..
Farley's successor. And this year half
ofthe state senate is TO be chosen, to hold
over until the senatorial election.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The public rehearsal Of the Georgetown ANA
teur Orchestra at Curtis Hall, West Washington,
last evening, took place before select and very
appreciative audience, which completely filled
the spacious room. The stage was tasteftilly and
very prettly decorated with garlands Of vines,
choice flowers and plants. The programme con-
sisted with the exception of No, 3lwaltz, lrma, 4"
ArdittO, which was very nrtislicnly rendered by
difIicult instrumental pieces, which the orchestra
mastered well under the lead ofits conductor, Mr..
m n,trnmanStion ~ Of Tho orchesra ia Mi the
| commendable when 1t Is remembered that from
| experienced artists like Mr. Szemelenyi, its mem
bers vary through all ages to such youthful anna
tcurs even MS Master Carl Ke'ersttin and little
Miss Lillian Parsow. The violin solo of Mr.. II. Q.
Bcrnsys concerto, De Beriop, was eNquisiely rem
dpEed,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The stockholders of the Potomac Fruit Growers
Improvement Company held ameeting last evening
at Moore's Hail. 800 Ninth street northwest, Dr. s.
A. II. McKim in the chair and DR.. L. p. Rowland
secretary The committee on purchase of property
the purchase money had been paid and the deed
for the properly obtained, J. r. Tremby also re.
ported that the Brazilian and Chinese buildings OF
chased for the SUN of sl,525, and arrange
ments had been made for their trans
portation to Washington, which would cost be-
tween 5000 and $500. The cost of erecting them
on the grounds was not yet estimated. number
of subscriptions to the stock was paid in, aud an
| earnest request for the stockholders to get new
subscribers. 20 that there would be no embarrass.
ment to having everything ready for excursion.
| by the lst of June,
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me tsSus Of THE WEEKLY NATioSAL REruRLicAN
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DsstpnnsntS and ds1ntsdiS IN di departments Of Cor
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m short, u u me best and only ,rectiy paper IN
America pirfnp IN addition 10 niu general from
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

TO The Editor OF TIM REPUBLlCANi
The night that lngersoll was discussing Tai.
mage and ridiculing the folly Of the Tamaglan
theory that the vegetable woild.was created-ac-
cordiug to Gene is-before the sun was made aud
that plants, Sc., grew by the light Of incandeScent
rocks and of the aurora bOrealis. there was one OF
the most remarkable displays of the aurora
borealis that has occurred In a long time This
WAS suggestive to theiss and the question Is
asked of the clergy: Was this display super
natural aid to illustrate Iugerso's lecture? OI
was 1t divine reiutation OF soothing inhdelity
Had II occurred when Brother 1almage was
claiming for 1t a power to produce and mature
vegetation would II have been celestial, super
natural, divine, and special providence to prove
that the Lord favored Talmage's views of the
aurora? MORE LIGHT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
Mississippi River Improvement.

The reclamation Of the fifty thousand
square miles Of territory subject to over
flow by the great Mississippi floods is a
measure of greater importance than any
other that can be considered by Congress,
The North can now exhibit its fraternal
feeling toward a great body of the South
ern people. The Nation can now make
its beneilcent power felt among people
whose disasters cry aloud for attention
and to whom national aid would be n
signal for closer relations between the
sections than has ever before been known.
Our brothers have been drowned out of
their homes. What limit can be set upon
the good feeling that would be engen-
derel by lighting up the national hearth
stone and bringing them in to dry and
warm themselves. Every dollar rexpcnded
10 avert future disasters on the Lower
Mississippi will be returned an hundred
fold in the creation Of property which
shall support q rescued aud a grateful
people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Mr.. Il. Chrisy
counsel for A. c. Soteldo indicted for murder and
also for assault with intent to kill Clarence NJ
Barton, made u motion to quash the last ndlct.
ment against his client. He bases his application
on the same grounds rs he took when seeking to
quash the Indictment for murder and which was
oyerrued)-vi2., that the indictment was sent Ia
the grand jury by the District Attorney without
the defendant being committed Judge Wylio
oyerruled the motion, and Mr.. Chrsty noted al
exception 10 the Judges ruling. The District At.
tOrney said he would call the case early aud would
set il down for Thursday OF next week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

grand concert under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Memorial Christian Church, will
take place this evening at the Congregational
Church, in which the following well KNOWN talent
viii yaticlpnie: Nine. Annie Roemer. Kaspar,
Josef KNspnr, Apollo club, Mrs. T.. Il. True, Miss
Agues McCirew, Mr. +. NJ. Pearson, Professor II. G.
Bcrnays, with chorus of hlty voices. DR.. Il. S.
Kimball, director Miss Mamie Simons pianist
The programme has been carefully arranged and
win be thoroughly enjoyable. The object fol
new church building and this alone should in
duce crowded audience.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The will of the late Virginia Sterling has been
filed with the registrar for probate She makes
the following bequests TO her ather and mother
the sum of SlOO per month each for the term of
their natural lives, If the rents arising from her
property exceeds tho sum of 500 per month she
directs that S6O0per annum be paid 10 her bro,her.
m.laW, Alexander X, Williams, for life. The rest
nephews nieces, and other relations in such pro.
petitions as she directs. Alexander r, and Caro-.
line Williams are the executor and eXccutrix of
hn wi
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wAsnINeToN, n. C., APRIL 10, iS82
Population Of The National Capital. 100000


NArIoSAL THKATRE-Audran Opera Company
'Ollvette."
FoRp's orEnA.Housr Minnie Palmer -" Mu
Sweetheart
WILLARD HALL-ProfesSor Carpenter
ODD.FELLows' BALL--The Worlds Museum.
CoSaHEoATfoEAL CHrRcH-Concert.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

All soldiers and sailors who have lost an arm or a
leg, or shall have suffered disability equal thereto
viii hear something to their advantage by attend
ing the meeting Of the Manned Soldiers and
Sailors League to bo held TO- night at st. Georges
Hall $40 Eleventh street report of matters
vital to their Interests which are now pending in
Congress will be presented, showing the progress
snerial notice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The prtoe o5 THr NArIoNAL RFruBLIcAS BY mail
o- AZ ne counter is rHRrr cESra for single copvi
mo ,reett, TWENTY-FIVE CESrai one month, TtrrY
CENTS, r,ro months, otr poLLNn; hhrss months ONE
DOLLAR ANnA HALr; sir months, THREE DOLLARS;
one yonr, SIX DOLLARS postage prepaid by me pub
fishers
ms delivered m Washington and ne suburbs by
TtSrs dt ho same rates.
There better time than hcpreSentto subscribe for
ne Ireiics brightest and best neicspdpcr published al
ne National CdDi,dL Send copies 10 votT friends
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FOR sALE-Houses.

V,OR SALE OR EXCHA NGE--A SUBURBAN
IL Residence, y miles froni the city just east OF Sol
diers' Home, fine House OF u rooms; commanding
view good nelghbOrhOod nearly BaCrps of land, lawn,
fruit and BhTubbcry. good oufhuidlngs pleasant
drive can be reached by steam cars; will DO sold
at fair figure, easy terms, or exchanged for do
sirabe city property For terms, &c, apply 10
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
aple3t ~. Cloud Bnilding. =
IVoR sALE-THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD
IL ut once; mean business No sl3 North Capitol
ern improvementsi lot rs by 100 TO lo-foot alley;
il6O0 cash; rents for $40 per year.
istf DANEN1fOWER & SON 1912 + street.
VNoR SALE-7-RooM BRICK HOUSE, ALL MOD
II ern improvements; situated northwe,t; price
t2,sOo; n bargain. J. w. p. MYERS, 1923 New York
avenue. apli-8+
VERY DESIRA BILE PROPERTY, Is32 MASSA-
chusetts avenue northwest; 10 rooms; bathroom,
speaking tube, coal cellar, provision cellar, back out
let, sunny yard. apl1a+
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

WHY should the American suspects in
British jails be required to leave the
British kingdom as the price of their re-
lease without having an opportunity to
reiuie the charges made in the dark
sgainst them2 Is that English comfy
toward the Unit d States Government i?
Would England be silent under similar
circumstances?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

Al communications nustbe addressed TO he Edftor
orTuE REPu uRLtcAN,' and 10 bsurc publication must
bc'iticn ie0ibiV side or ne paper Oly nth
name ard residence Of nc tcriter attached, No com
D1tmications triu BE- returned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The Ege7ling World had an interview with Tom
Bowen Yesterday evening II Is Toms intention
assisted by Arthur Shepherd, to kill everybody
This Is ominous.- -Dnuef Tribune.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

Women everywhere use PaTkers Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that Ii
the back and Kidneys, and other troubles Of the
seK,-IlOple JOurnai.
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FOR SALE--Farms.

JNoR sALE-A FARM OF 800 ACRES Ar Is PER
Il acre. Apply to ]. W. p. MYERS, ii2s New York
avenue. aplT-3tt
IINOR SALE RENT. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
E PropertyA beautiful Farm OF 20 acres, on Scotch
Cove Chesapeake Bay, near Southern Maryland
Railroad; tihe bathing; best oysters and fish; ten
minutes drive from Point Lookout plenty OF fruit
farming utensils boat and stock; house containing
IL roonis also outhouses, garden and grape arbors
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
d. c. ap146ts
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BOARDING,

HETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city; tho halls
and passages heated with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished, and the table is second to
none Transient rates, $3.50 and " per day monthly
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YOUNG MEN.

cases Of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
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The New YorIs Avenue church.

This influential church has at last very happily
and unanimously called to It's pulpit Rev, Dr. W.
A. Bartlett, distinguished Congregational Clergy
man. formerly settled over churches In Brooklyn,
n. W and Chicago, but lutterly has been in charge
Of Presbyterian church in Indianapolis. He Is u
1--we man and Will Discus the leading topics of the
day IN an able and lively manner. Such men are
valuable additions to our community.
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

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