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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03

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An Communications mus,oe addressed 40 he Editor
srTiE REPuBLIcAN" and 70 i,ls,e publication D'usi
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

INoR sALB-A BAY MARE. 7 YEARS OLD;
IL can bo aoep at Downey's stables 10l3 Seventeenth
street 5. d, LApD ~ fiIth street pp2l6tt
N.Y. ANrED-H HORSES no PASTURE, SPECIAL
w attention given W Keeping hOTses; city refer
onco; can be soon Prices stable, 3ll sixth street
northwest o. u, P CL Rk, Sligo, Nd. ap28-2Fts
VUSr ARRIVED AND FOR sA LEN HEAD OF
d fine HOraes among them are some hne patrs
some fne single drivers and some ilne coupe horses
AZ HuGUELY 4 DOWEE's 6to New York avenue.
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lost AND HOUND.

II osT-BErWEDN THE NATIONAL HOTEL
- and circus groundb last evonlnsy pockelbook
rings, with lnlhals q 3. W, Tue hpder will be lll
orally rewarded by leaving Il At the National Hotel
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WANTED-Hcip-Femai,


"ANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework in small family; house rooms
come recommended. Apply Immediately at III +
street northeast; Sherman Row. ma2at
w ANTED.-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
w girl as nurse Call or address I'D street north
west. mat-3ts
"ANTED.-A CHAMBERMAID AND LAUN-
w Dress must be an excellent washer and ironer,
and have reierence from last employer. No. 1913
Ponnsyvania avenue. mal3t+
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
AMt1sENTleNTs

MONDAY NEXT. MAYs,
oint Complimentary Testimonial rendered 10 IL
CLAY FORD and J. LEWIS FORD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03

| 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 DC, and how they may 10
| seen Property for sale In all parts of the city.
| money TO loan ON real eaiAte Call.
| mrM b. H. WARNER, Ole j. street,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
a word for tho LOunRer.
For the Republican.

For the Republican.
MEssRs EDITORS Il noticed in your
Wednesdays issue an account of the
measures some of the citizens are TAX
ing to prevent street lounging. The
matter presents itself to me in u differ
ent light from that taken by the petit
tioners. l have always found it very
unpleasant to pass or make my way
through a crowd at street corner, but
where are the young men to go? Most
of the houses occupied by the loungers
are small, with no pleasant yard.
There is TOO little room anywhere
about their homes for party OF them
to get together and chat as we all like
to do. None of US would choose to
drive them off of the streets into Sa-
looms and tsverns, where they would
be placed under the strong temptation
offered q generous hearted social young
fellow, to join in glass or two, and
take pleasant smoke with his com =
panions. This treating Is often done as
a sort of rental or pay to the saloon
keeper for the use of his room. We all
prefer that they should let the liquor
and tobacco alone, especially 80 If they
are our brothers or husbands or lovers
or sons, and every one of them stands
in one or the other relation to some
body.
Now can we not take to heart the
spirit of the sermon you reported In
Mondays issue and find a preventive
for this evil, rather than cure. Will
not cordial invitation extended to
these young men to come into public
parlor and have their chat there be
more truly effective and more pleasant
ali around in its present and future in
tluence on the loungers? What can we
do about it? SYMPATHY.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
a...,,und on the ,IrIun Conar

LONDON, September 1.-The British
steamer Lake NepigoD, Captain Camp
bell, which sailed from Liverpool yes
terday for Montreal, went aground on
Arklow bank, along the Irish coast.
last night. She had on board twenty.
three saloon and seventy-nine steeragt
passengers and crew numbering fifty
six persons. The passengers were put
into boats at two o'clock this morning.
The snip was humping heavily al
that time and the sea was rising. AL
the boats landed at differeRt points and
there has been no loss of life. !
Two gunboats have been sent from
Queenstown to assist the Lake Nepigon
The Press Association reports that the
Lake Nepigon was towed off at tide
water by tug. She was little damaged
and proceeded to Liverpool.
JAMESTOWN, September The sec
ond officer of the steamer Lake Nepig
on, with thirty of the crew and thirty
passengers, landed here at four 'Cloch
this afternoon. Two boats are supposed
to have reached Arklow. The captain
of the steamer and fve men remained
by the ship, which was making nj
water when the second officer left her
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Auorner O1d Citizen GONE

John Ferris, honorable and full o.
years, died at his residence oil Jetter
son street, little after II O'Clock Sat
urday, in the 81st year Of his age. His
father John Ferris died in 1902 of yel-
low fever. The deceased was a most
estimable citizen, honest and upright
in all he did and was devOut MEN,
Der of the HicksiJe branch of the So
ciety of Friends. He has always 1e-
sided in this city and when quite young
he learned the cabinet making business
and carried it on successfully on Ship
ley street where the Kent Iron Compa
ny now has its extensive stores Get
ting along pretty we'll in years he sold
out his establishment to Samuel Muir
phy before the war since which time
he has lived in retirement. He was
always plain and unostentatious in his
manners and although often pressed to
accept public offices of trust and honor
persistentiy refused to do so. The
cause of bis death was malarial fever
which attacked him about two weeks
ago, but the attack was not thought to
be dangerous until couple OF days
ago when he rapidly became worse and
the disease successfully bstfled the
skill of the physicians.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Tno wesleyan College.

Ffom the following card in the last
issue of the ConferenceW Worker, 1t does
not look as though the old Board of Trus
tees look with great deal of favor
upon the new enterprise. The card is
published by DR.. Matlack, chairman
OF the old board, and he says: sit is
not the public institution of many years
standing, but q private enterprise OF
to day, which should properly depend
for success upon the business energy
and educational ability of The proprie'
tor and the principal. We, therefore,
protest against the form of an advertise.
ment in the Christian Advocate and
elsewhere, announcing the opening
''reorganized"-in Septem ber-of the
Wesleyan Female College, signed "Rev.
John Wilson, Ph. D., President, as no
such institution has been reorganized,
and no President thereof has been cho-
sen,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
How he Fooled the Hotel Clerk

Mr.. Johns came to hotel in Bis.
mack with cheap looking trunk,
worth about 81. Tue clurk sized him
up and gave him back room, just
under the roof, with a dormer window,
eau p bed, and tin basin for furni-
ture, The porter Snubbed him, and he
was the last man waited on at the
table and was always seated where he
couldn't reach the bread and tbs
castor. He went away on business,
was gone six weeks and left his room
door open. And then when he came
back and opened that old trunk and
took $12 900 in gold out Of it, the land
lord pulled out all of his hair fol
modification, and went and got roaring
drunk for five days; the clerk forgot to
paste down his front hair, and went
one whole day without changing his
eight inch cuffs, and the porter went
out in the woods and lay down and
died Moral: Never disdain to go
through a trunk because 1t looks cheap.
You Cau't tell what it may assay.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
A PUEZ

i dare not lift my hat, and yet.
AS on the street pass her by,
And on ber face my gaze ct,
Each day fancy thai get
A message from her saucy eye.
So quick glance cannot toll
Whether It's given unto me
To say: Your manners please me we'll
Just lift your hat and break the spell
Which bind you, stranger, unto me-"
Or whether to that puzz e-look,
1ne answer, i'll rightly guessed,
Would be: Much finer beaus I've shook
! do not like your noses nook
lOu ogle me like one possessed"
All, still in doubt l must remain
And as pass her day BY day,
/ draw OF rapture and Of pain,
Enough to turn my dazSled brain,
And All ne with sublime dismay.
W. ]. b.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
News IIelna.

W. d. Wells, messenger of the Erie
Railway Company, was robbed yester-
day in Buffalo of two unendorsed
drafts amounting to 1865, and small
sum of money. There is no clue to the
thief.
The Republican State Convention OF
California on FRIDAY nominated ticket
headed Mr.. M. M. Estee for Governor.
Mr.. Estee was nominated on the first
ballot.
James Smith convicted of the mur-
der of Chief of Police Hayes, in New
Haven, Conn, was hanged on Friday
in the Jail.
General G. q. Dibrell was renomi.
mated on Friday by the Democrats
of the Third Congressional District OF
Tennessee
The wheat crops throughout Oregon
are tlattering. 1t Is estimated that the
amount available for export will be 1885,
900 tons.
Forest fires are raging around Port.
land, Oregon. Several farm houses, az
we'll as great deal Of ftimbe..rhave, been
destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
A Desperate Prisoner.

ST. PETERSBURG, September IA
desperate attempt was made recently tc
release political prisoner confined in
prison at Saratotf. During the hour al
lowed the prisoner for exercise, a cart,
containing two men, droveup to thejail
and made signal to the prisoner, who
was walking within the prison enclo-
sure, guarded by a jailer. He at once
threw sand in the eyes of the jailer and
ran to the wall, while the men in the
cart fred revolvers and mortally wound
ed the jailer. The liberated prisoner
and his rescuers drove off, but were
stopped by persons VINO witnessed the
occurrence, and after desperate strug'
gle, in which one of the liberators was
killed, the other two we're captured.
The crowd tried to lynch them, but were
prevented. The captured liberator
states that he is the son Of a landed
proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Personal.

Harry McVey, manager Of the Dry
Goods department at Geo. Kelley &
Co., has returned home, after a two
weeks sojourn around the noun Cains
of Pennsylvania. Re seems much re-,
freshed in spirits and improved In
health.
General Abe Buford, the converted
Kentucky turfman, has not been able
SO far to entirely shake off the old
Adam. At least we infer so from the
fact that he expressed his willingness a
day or two ago to fight an editor whom
he charged with lying about him.
Alexander H. Stephens defined a
Bourbon to visitor few days ago as
can idiot who seriously believes that
Confederate money will become as good
as gold some day, and that the time is
not far of when he will be allowed to
'wallop niger as in the glorious ante
bellum days"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

A7OTlCE-ELECTION
~ OpBIoR OF TBR WILMINGTON
SAYIH @ kUND SOCIETY, !
August 20, 1882.
The annual meeting of'hls society WI be
held at their ottice on Monday 4th OF Septem.
her next, from 10 to u O'Clock q, m, 10 elect
rs managers for tbs ensuing year. The mana.
gers elected will meet in the evening OF next
day September 9th, at 7.SO O'Clock, to organize
the Roard. J. Il. ; NTH,
au26 It to6 treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Personal,

The following personal item appears
in the columns of the Milford News and
Advertiser:
Willard G. Pierce, of Smyrna, and
VIM. Findley Brown, a son of Hon.
Charles Brown, of Dover, Lave been ad-
mitted to the firm Of j. e. Tygert q
Co. Mr.. Pierce engaged with the
Messrs. Tygert eight years ago as their
book. keeper. Since that time he has
been the helmsman Of the Office busi-
ness, with constantly increasing
responsibility. Mr.. Brown has had
charge of their Philadelphia office for
two years.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Tho b. 4 .. Railroad.

The Baltimore American says the
latest rumor in connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio's New York line ID
thai the b. & o. will endeavor to pur.
chase the Maryland Central railroad
which last Monday acquired the Balti-
more & Delta narrow gauge road. In
quiry from both Baltimore and Ohio
and Maryland Central officials yester,
day failed to elicit any lnformation in
relation to the rumor except that one OF
the Maryland Central directors ac'
knowledged that the purchase had been
spoken OF, but only in the way Of street
gossip. 1t would appear that the Balti-
more and Ohio might do worse than 10
acquire the Maryland Central as the
Central possess franchises 1t might be
we'll for the B. 81 O., TO own, among
which may be mentioned the right to
bridge the Susquehanna river; the right
to purchase, lease or connect with any
railroad in Maryland, Pennsylvania,
east or west of the Susquehauna river,
and the right OF way, by condemnation
or otherwise, of any street, alley, high.
way, &C., the latter franchise being
supposed to give an entrance into the
heart of th@ city. The charter of the
Maryland central does not specify
whether 1t shall be- broad or narrow
gauge, so tIai it can be either one or
the other, and the tact is that the Balti-
more and Delta rails were laid ou stan
dard ties, 30 that all that will have to
be done to change the present narrow
gage into a broad gauge road would be
10 relay one rail. According 20 it's
charter the Maryland Central could
build q line of road nearly parallel to
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore into and thr ugh Pennsyl-
vania to Philadelphia, or it could be
huilt TO connect with the Reading,
winch Is favorable to the Baltimore aud
OOiO interest.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Large EsGaIes

The late DR.. Musgrave, of Philadel-
phia, bequeathed his whole estate val
ued at $4,000, to charitable objects
He bequeaths to the College OF New
Jersey $4,000 and part OF his library
and to the Princeton Theological Sem
mary "a, 900 and part of his library
When the former bequest amounts tt
$50, 900, it is to be dediNated to pr0fes
sorship named after the donor. Two
lots in Woodland Cemetery and $40,
900 are LETT to the Presbyterian Hos
pital. This money is to be used for es'
tablishing free beds, and Is to 10 known
as the "Musgrave Ward"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Rear this i'm Min d.

A friend OF the travelling public
writes, regarding the remUval of cinders
from the eye, the obstacle can in most
cases be at once removed by immediate.
ly pressing the finger against the inner
corner of the eye 80 as to stop the tear
passage, keeping 1t there for about 9
minute, as the eye becomes watery, and
upon the removal of the finger is at once
cleared. Do not rub the eye in the
least, as by doing so the organ becomes
much inflamed, and the removal of any
substance from it often becomes task.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Died while celebrating his Wed
ding.

George B. Pope, a Central Railroad
telegraph operator at East Syracuse
married Jessie Hilton, aged 16, at syr
acuse, N. Y on Wednesday morning
After the wedding he went around towI
celebrating the event. Instead Of
going home to his bride, he went to a
hotel about midnight, where he wst
taken i'll and died of heart disease or
Thursday morning. His young wife
did not know where be was until she
was informed of his death.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

NMRS. LAURA .,SHOOD HARKNESS,
IVA grateful for the encourage neut re-
ceived in the past, respectfully announces to
her numerous friends taat on dOnday, Sep
tember sta, she will reopen her school for both
sexes, In the Hardness Building. northwest
corner of Tenth and Market strsets, with a
staff Of teachers, consisting Of TIL REE q EN-
TLEMEN ANDTWOLADYA ASSOCI ATES
whose scholastic attalnments aud experie ce
irons that her school will rank with the best
In the city. The Primary Department will be
admirably systematized and receive specia
attention. The higher classes will embrace
bookkeeping, mathe attic music and such
Of the ancient and modem languages as may
be desired. Terms from $4 to $lS per quarter,
according to classification For further par
tIculars apply to MRS. hARKNESS, q. 8
Market stree, Wilmington, Del. a2l-dw- tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
CwITHIN O. sMORTLlD IE's

GwITHIN @. SHORTLlD IE'S
y Academy for Young Men and Boys,
Media, Penna., ~ miles rom Philadelphia
SCHOOL YEAR OPENS SEPT. IL
Fixed price covers every eXpsn Q, even books,
&c. No extra charges. No in idental expen-
ses No examination for admission, Thir.
teen experienced teachers, all men and all
graduates. Special opportunities tor apt
students TO advance rapidly. Special drill
for dull and backward boys. Patrons or stu.
dents may select any studies or choose the
regular English, ScIentiii, Buliness, CLASH
cal or Civil Engineering Course. Students
fitted at Media Academy are now In Har.
ward, Yale, and ten other Colleges and Poly
techuic schools. Media has 7 church and
q temperance charter which prohibits the
sala of all intoxicating drinks For new IL
lustratIon r3ular a tdress tho Pr cipal and
Proprietor, SWIrHIN u. SH0RrLIDaE,
AM. (Harvard University Graduate) Media +,
Penn. au3t-lmo
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Malariml FeY0r.

Malarial diseases seem to be pretty
bad in the Western part Of the city,
and it Is reported that there are %
cases of malarial fever in the vicinity
of Sixth and Adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
Drowned Himself aud Ch1ldr en-

Near Paris, Arkansas, last Wednes'
day night, Edward Schwarzman threw
his three little children, aged respec'
lively, IS months, years and 3 years.
into we'll. and then jumped after
them. All were drowned. 1t is be-
lieved he was insane.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

WANTED - Competent MIDDLE
" aged woman wishes situation as
AllsEeeper in a small family. Apply at COS
PPhH street. sep1-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

DATENTC obtained and all business in
IAlENl> } the U: \. Patent office, or in
the Court attended TO for modern fees.
When model or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentAbility free OF charge; and Ne
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master the
Supt. Of the Money Order Div, and to efti-
cials Of the US. Patent Office. For circular.
advice, terms and reference to actual clients
In your own State or coutny, address
-" q, A. SNOW & 90.
Opposite Patent Ofice, Washington, Dc.
Mention this paper. novl4eod-u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

NANTED-A COLURED GIRL, TWO
,nnu y t1fantly. Apply tc SAMUEL OUL-
BERT, 10 Shipley street. Sep2ltt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
hear TING Wit lGSSGS!!

Many.shrink from publicity Ia connection
with S. s. g., but we are permitted to refer to
the following persons who have known and
witnessed its wonderful effects:
=. PERRY Houston Co.. GA.
Wehave known "Swiit'S Specific" tested
in hundreds OF most oDssnate 3ases Of Blood
Poisoning, Mercurlal Rheun y Ism, Scrofula,
Sores, czema, Oatarrh, egc.. and do consci-
hously testify that 1t met with tn most per.
feet and signal succe eteit'd radical and
permanent cures In every case without o
single exception.
Hugh L. Dennard, Geo. W. KllIen,
John g. Brown, Geo W. Singleton,
VIM. Brunson, John H. Hose, ..
Jas. d. Tharp, Eli Warren,
Moore & Tuttle, J. W. Belwin,
J. W. Wimberly, ], W Voolfolk,
W.D. Pierce, Sheriff, J.W Mann, 90. Treas.
y. q. Duncan, T. M. Killsn,
Day q Gordon. I. M. Butner, Sheriff.
We are personally acquainted with the
gentlemen whose signatures appear " the
| above certificate, They are citizens Of said
county, and Of the largest respectable ty and
| character
oh. CULLER, Opk Sup. Ut. Houston Co.,
Ga.
"Nothing but favorable reports. Believ
s. y. s. is specific for all Blood Disease.
gives universal satisfaction"
q. W. JONES & CO., Memphis.
as. s. s. gives better satisfaction than
anything we have ever handled"
JAOKS & o., Helena, ARK,
"Have never had complaint offs 3. s."
ARTHUR PETER & CO., Louisville, KY.
"S. s. s, has given entire satisfaction
everyone. a. B RICHARDS,
Sherman, Texas.
have had an excellent sale for SS.S. land
the results have been most salts 'actory.n
j. U. BURGE, Bowling Green, KY.
"Our sales Of S. s. s. have been good, and
its success perfect" JONES & GARY,
Montgomery, Ala.
as. s. s. has given entire satisfaction to
everyone Il. REUSS, Paris, Texas
''S. S. s. has given universal satisfaction.
K. W. POWERS & 90, Richmond, Va.
~S1,OOOs5sE OsE%dTS 3 pSia = sna E11
Chemist Who SiI1 ind On analysts Of 100
bottles Of $. $. $, one particle Of Mercury,
lodide Of Potissum, or any mineral substance.
SWIFT SPEOIFlO o., Props.
Atlanta, Ga.
Price OrSmaII Size slice
Large 1.7T
sOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
RlH'EEE

UrANTEO-T WENTY FIVE LADIES
" 10 evapOrsting house at IL aiddletOWn, ,
good wages aud light work. Apply 10
W., M0RRUW'S Flour and Feed store,
o. French 81. aulS-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH SOME
" capital to take charge of lob depart
ntnI Of Conference Worker" Call oa or
Mles O. H. SENrIAN, 5O7 Shipley street.
sep2-4tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

ENOR RENT "A FIRST.OLAsS GRO.
II Gerry store established In 1850, with oI
without dwelling. Address "droceI pnls
office. SepE'G
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
NAPLEwOOD INSTIrUTE, FOR

MAPLEWOOD INSTlEUTE, FOR
IVA BUTh SEXES, is ~ u lies west of new
Broad st. station, Phila, on P. Il b. 9 X. X.
Ceuraes ofstudy English, business, scientific
& classical; thorough chemical department
and classical Superior opportunities offered
to young men aud boys TO prepare r the
best American colleges. Degrees are onfer.
red by authority OF the Legislature Of Penn
Sylvania upon young ladies taking q fuil
course. Reading taught by a tirstclass elo-
cutiontst. Ptnmansnip by profe aor--mas-
ter Of the beauties of the art. Private in
struction given to those whose education has
boen neglected. A home like department for
little boys. Il INSTRUCTORS. ] SHORTLlDGE,
yale Oollese), A. M, Principal, Concord
vile Del % Pa. auLC- IN
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

The seaford Enterprise thinks that
some of the citizens in that vicinity
should be sent to Blackw0ll'S Island.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
FOX KENT.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE 1Ao3 BROOM ST :,
Is with modern improvements, mont and
side yards. Apply to M. M, ohiLD, ToA
Market st. ye-u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-04

WANTED - OCCUPANTS FOR A
W large front roo IN. Either as dodgers or
Mden, at Gil Shipley street. sep2-2tf