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Wa, Ii DooIittIe. II IL Warner, IsObt
INVENTORS

Should address EPSON BROS, Attorney-at
Law and Patent Solicitors, GIT Seventh
Street, Washington, D. c., for circulars of in
structons Reasonable terms. References
and advice sent FREE We attend exclusive.
" to Patent business. Reissues. Interior
ences, and cases rejected in other hands a
snecialty. Trade Marks and Caveats solicited.
Upon Receipt of model or sketch and descrip-
ton we give our oppinion as to patentabilitty.
FIRE OF CHARGE. We refer to tine Commits.
sioner of Patents. also to Ex-commissioners
Established 1866. II
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Great Cause OF human Misery
Is the Loss nr
National Republican., 1882-02-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A Presbyterian church Is to be erected at Beale-
Ion, Fauquer County.
Elgar NJ. Garnet has been appointed superln-
endent OF the public schools Of Richmond
James II. Norris. Of Richmond County, was
thrOwn from horse Monday and instantly Killed
Miss Alice Key, OF Surry County, has been in-
dicted by the grand jury of that county for forgery
IN raising the amount OF due Dill.
Atameetng Of the tobacco trade In Petersburg
q resolution was adopted recommending TO plant
ers the cultivation of the white Burley tobacco.
Rev. O. Elyson, pastor Of the Baptist church ut
Berryville, preached his farewell sermon Sunday
last having accepted a call TO Washington city.
A FIVE -year.old daughter of s G. Taylor, of Ac-
Gomac County, was killed few days ago by toy
pistol fired IN fun by an eight-year- old btothcr.
During the past month A., Gel bales Of cotton have
been exported to Europe from Norfolk. The total
exports since September y amount TO S,l6O bales.
steamboat company has 6sem sin oon formsd tS I'm IN
object of developing the trade of the lower James
River
John @. spangenburg, well.known citizen Of
Manchester, is dead He held an important posi-
tion In the confederate states Quartermasters de-
partmeut.
The commitiee on representation-of tho West
Virginia house of delegates has voted in favor of
increasing the membership of that body from
siNty-iive 10 seventy-eight.
The city council of Fredericksburg have pre-
pared a memorial TO Congress urging AN apptoprln-
lion to complete the unfinished monument to
Mary the mother of Washington.
DIR. Rufiner, the superintendent of public instruc
uun, having resigned 10 accept position as geOl-
ogist with some railroad company, his successor
cannot be appointed until March 10.
The following postnasters have been commits
stoned; Thomas X. Hacker, Corners Rock; John
II. Bowles Patrick Springs; John E. Beard, Broad
way; Richmond II. Williams, West Point
The Legislature has passed the bill repeating the
capitation tax as requisite for voting, aud as 1t
Is an amendment TO the constitution 1t viii be sub
mitted to the people at the next general election,
The Greenbackcrs Of the First Congressional
District of West Virginia will hold convention at
Pennsboro', Richie County, February 49, for the
purpose of organizing for the next congressional
election,
The number of railroad bills claiming attention
Is quite Unprecedented. In the senate they have
pretty fair time, but in the house they fare badly
1t isamost impossible TO hasten them through that
body. They have to come along In their turn.
bill has been reported by the senate commit
tee 10 appropriate $50 600 for the University of Nir
ginia providing thai the institution shall educate
forty poor white students, who shall promise to
teach school in Virginia for three years after
graduation.
white woman claiming 10 be from Roanoke
County came TO town about dark few days ago
and applied for lodging at the house of negro.
Being refused she started TO seek quarters else.
where, but was stricken down and gave birth to n
child In the main road. The town authorities
took charge Of -ChristidnsJHg Messenger.
National Republican., 1882-02-02
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT .CouRr-JusTIcE MAcAnTHuR,-sDodgc
Birch et al; leave to take depositions OF G, ID.
Spads. Adjourned till ten q. m. to-day. Assign
mentNos. ., o. 90 5s 80, o. a. o. g. 66, 81, GS 20,
n, q, ~, 75, 20, a, 79, 80, 81, and So
CouR1 IS GEN ERA0 TEUM-TnE CHIgT,IusTicE,
JUSTICES HAG NER ASb AMEs.-DopBn VS.. Mahoney
affirmed Black vs.. Smith argument resumed. Ad'
iuurnCd till ten q. M to-day. ASsigument-Nos. y,
D, 2gls, ~. 80, IS, 81, 3S, 40, ", aud %. -
CRIMINAL COuBT-JUsTtCE CON,-Wash Meredith.
verdict guilty; motion for new trial. John shea
plea guilty entered sentence suspended. McN.
Howc assault; verdict not guilty; defendant dis
charged. Joshua o. Hun; assault; verdict guilty.
Assignment for today-GeOrge G, Craig and George
N, Roberts, Charles Preston, alias John Williams.
Alfred Busey, Edward Wheeler, George McCaulcy,
William q. Anderson, aud Nos. li7s, lil7i, iIiI3,
N,iSl, left over from yesterday,
Zant2lugCr, Sands vs.. sands; reie encc tO auditor
ordered. In re Charlotte Thomas. unatc; W.
Wheeler appointed guardian ad Item Washington
Market Company VS. KoOb; sale ordered and Pres
ton ;. smith appointed trustee to sell. Newton vs.
Newton; testimony ordered taken before II. Il. Haw.
ley, examiner. Leddy VS.. Leddy; appearance oi
absent defendant ordered. Sotrldo vs. Anderson
petition of Motley Anderson denied and RUE dis
charged. Mogarty W. shlpman application Tor
reference 10 auditor denied. Gawler VS.. Connolly
auditors report finally ratified. Danforth vs. Belt
Injunction denied and restraining order denied, Ad
Journed till today at 1890 u. III.
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Charles Markwood, a white boy, was fined 500
for carrying slung-shOt
William Smith, a white man, was fined 500 { n
cruelty permitting TO be driven mule maniestly
unfit for labor.
Spencer Webb, a colorcd man, was fined $40 for
allowing the PAGER to which his sleigh was at
taehed TO go at n rate of speed greater than al
lowed by law. An appeal was noted.
An effort has been made TO break up the gang of
colored thieves who nlcst the Fiilh Precinct, and
four Of the offenders were Gagged Oh the charge OF
vagrancy and being suspicious characters.
Richard Churchman aud John Porter two col
ored boys were observed before daylight yesterday
morning attempting to force open the front door
OF several dwellings, and were arrested. Judge
Smell sentenced the young offenders TO ninety days
each.
George Lee, an elderly colored man, was called
up out of the dock ut the Police Court yesterday
TO answer the charge of loud and boisterous talk
ing and disorderly conduct. The prisoner ex.
planned that he had shoveled snow all day, and
being cold had taken little tOddy, and that was
how II happened. Fifteen days.
Joseph I. Gordon, restaurant keeper at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and First street
northwest, was charged with violating the inter.
nal revenue laws by selling cigars that were not
properly boxed, and on which there was no in
ternal revenue stamp. There Is another person
charged in the warrant, named Edward Muldoon
who Is q cigar maker who has not been arrested
Ehe case WAS continued,
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Dr. c. Il. sansbury, the patent agency firm Of
Stansbury & Num- died suddenly Tuesday night
at his residence on Twentyeighth street of angina
pectoris in the sixty first year of his age. He COM
planned carly in the day of not feeling very WE'LL
but his physician did not think that there was any
immediate danger. About the time mentioned,
feeling in considerable pain, his son-in.law, Dr.
Bowie Tyler was summoned, but on his arrival
found life extinct. Deceased was a native OF New
York city man Of superior intellect and fine
critical writer. He was Grand Nnster of the Grand
Lodge of the District of Columbia II. A. A. NJ. in
1892 '63 and served In the capacity from 1871
TO 1874 inclusive. He was an hOnorury member of
st. Johns Lodge, No. IL, Of this city Past Eminent
Commander OF Washington Commandery, No. l,
Rite. The funeral is In charge of the Grand Lodge
of the District, and will take place from his late
residence on Twenty eighth street, between P and
Q streets. on Friday, 3D. instant, at two o'clock.
The interment will be the Congressional Gene
aarx
National Republican., 1882-02-02

In speaking of Secretary Folger's recent order
prohibiting the recognition in the Department of
brokers' certificates liens upon the pay OF clerks
q gentlemen yesterday spoke of a case that had
come under his own observation. He said that he
knew clerk who twelve years ago borrowed
500 at an interest. charge OF 10 per cent,
per month. Every month during that period
of years he has appeared promptly at the
brokers Office and paid So The original loan has
not yet been paid, and there Is no prospect that it
will be- yet the clerk has already paid Sl.i4O on
the loan OF SlOO Why he has not paid is mys-
terry only known to the Government clerk. The
financial operations of the average Government
employee presents a curious study, and the anon.
ally of man being ahead of his salary one month
is such common occurrence that 1t is hardly
worth mentioning
National Republican., 1882-02-02

The charge of cruelty to animals against
Charles &. Sailer superintendent of the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company, and
William Jacobs, driver for the company, brought
by Major John II. King. of the S. +. p. c. T. A., for
overlooking horses attached to their ears, was
called in the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Padge,t appeared for the District, and Colonel
Enoch Totem for the defendants. Major King
testified that about eleven o'clock the night Of
the 23d OF January he stopped car No. 13 of this
line, which was on the hill opposite the Treasury.
The witness stated that there were sixty passen-
gers in the car, with only two horses TO draw It,.
Mr.. Padgett stated TO the court that the car and
the passengers weighed II 600 pounds. Mr.. Totten
claimed that the company usually have n hill
horse at this point, but some member Of the S. +,
+. G: T. A. sent this horse away because he thought
the horse was not large enough, or for some other
reason. The Court said that II took more than one
occurrence to establish charge of this character.
Mr.. Padgett said he thought this was one of the
most outrageous cases that was ever before the
court, The Court said he thought that Mr.. Pad
gett should not make such remark. The Court
dismissed the case
National Republican., 1882-02-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr. John Downey and Miss O'Sullivan, daughter
Of Mr.. Daniel OSulivan. wesc married in 81
Marys Church, early yesterday morning.
There is general complaint Of the frequent out
bursts Of disorderly conduct and ,Somnity on the
late night train nom Washington 70 this city
Drunken characters get on the train at Washing
ton and keep up general row all the way to
Alexandria.
The druggists ofthis city are still active in en-.
denvoring TO induce the Legislature TO exempt
them from the provisions of the pharmacy bill
before It becomes law. Mr. Edgar Warfeld lcn
here yesterday morning for Richmond to appear
before the committee of the Legislature.
Mr.. 4. X. Hayt, representing the baltimore, Gin
cinnatl ana western Railroad company; LOT whom
Mr.. CaZenove q. Lee purchased the Washington
and Ohio Railroad, said that the purchasers In
tended not only TO push the Washington and Ohio
Railroad through to Winchester, but that the Bal
timorc. Cincinnati and Western road to Cincinnati
would be completed as soon possible.
National Republican., 1882-02-02
PILES! PILESl PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching, and Ul-
cerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William
ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. single box has cured the worst
chronic cases Of twenty-five orthirty years stand
Ing, No one need suffer Eve minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
allays the intense itching particularly at night
amer getting warm In bedl, acts poultee, gives
instant and painless relief and is prepared only
for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J, NJ. Colinbeuy, Of Cieve-
land says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
meut: 81 have used scores Of Pile cures, and IL
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and peTma-
nent relief as DR., Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott Cromwell, or mailed on re.
oeipt fprice. 81. HIsssF = CO. ProprietoH,
M&fA cleveland, Ohio,
National Republican., 1882-02-02

About ten o'clock yesterday morning n white
man named William A. Thomas. living at 1881
Ninth street northwest, and boy about sixteen
years old, named George Trusaw, living on Vir-
ginia avenue, between First and Second streets
southwest, while ut work on scafTold on a build
ing on N, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets northwest belonging to Commander Kel.
lOgg, fell to the ground, distance of forty feet,
and were severely niured-Thomas receiving a
fracture Of the right leg above the ankle and in
juTies about the spine, and Trusaws right arm be
Ing broken below the elbow, and he also received
severe cuts ON the head. The latter was taken
home in an insensible condition, and Dr. Soth.
Oron WAS summoned TO attend him. Mr. Thomas
was removed TO Mr.. Knny's house. southwest
corner Twentieth and streets, and the police
ambulance aiterward took him home
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Western qulct Southern white. SOC; do yellow, 1ic;
Western mixed spot asked; February, G5lh Csc;
March, Gala70Ac; April, 52NT2lsc; May I5g ,ic'
Oats about steady; southern 60n52c Western while,
5iG52c do mixed, 506l5ic; Pennsy i0qi2c. Hay
dull; primo TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
SG u06pS 90 Provisions firm: messpOrk, SIS 50d II 20;
bulk shoulders and clear rib sides packed "a
nl0c; bacon-shqulders, s'sc clear RIO sides, llc;
hams, i3dl3bC; lard refined. i2'ic. Butter higher;
Western packed. ts@ii3c; roll, 251a0c. Eggs steady
at 25d27c; imed lGGlsc. Coffee qulel Rio cargoes,
ordinary to fair. 81 gAsC. sugar quiet; son, 0tc.
Whisky quiet at a iSttl ~ Rcceipls-Flour, 2,lAi
barrels corn, g6 bushels; oats, 5lbb bushels. ship
mcns-Corn, 800 bushels Sales-Corn, l6 s6S bush
National Republican., 1882-02-02

NEw YoRK, Feb. l.-Plour- Receps, la,O 900 barrels;
exports ibarreg without quotable change grades
under 90 70 scarce aud held very trm grades above
dull; export inquiry moderate; light local trade de-
maId; sales, 1900 barrels No. 2, t3 1904 3G super
fine Western aud Stale, s. 3J6li so common to good
extra do g. l56G5 75 good To choice do, 80 eOY6 7b
common 10 choice white wheat Western extra, " %
as W; fancy do, s. O0@s5 as common " good extra
OHIO, Is zoos ~ common TO choice extra 81. Louis,
e. 1908 76 patent MiuuesoLa extra good TO prime,
~ 5lS OG choice To double extra, Is COOS ~; South
ern flour quiet common TO fair extra, % 6O6g7 OO;
good TO choice. n lG0rS 40, Cora opened u shade
higher, afterward became weak and declined AGE5c,
closing heavy; more doing for export and active
trade in optiOns No 3, G7@Sc No, 2 4CDG1 4c and
70ac: No 2white SOC white Southern 76C; low mixed,
7l6I751c; inferior white Western, Toe No. 2, Febru-
airy, i{db9c March, 7Ol6Ol7c. Oats ll0gsyc higher
and fairly actiVe No. ., 47C. Coffee du Rio In
goes quoted ut s0plOllc in job lots, 81 lAc. sugar
unchanged rather more doing sales Of centrnigtl AT
7A6e7fcs fair TO good refining quoted at 7ep7ac;
fined easter and DUH yellow q, 7i@7kc; white extra
o, SLdSAc yellow do, 7aGSc. yellow, Gys6B7bac; oil
A. sfDSac; mould A, eso; standard 81 toD85ac; con
fecii0ners A, %; cut Loaf, l0gc; crushed, lUc pow
dered, exc; granulated, OAtg0 5C cunes, O7sep4 G,
MOlasses unchanged and quiet; New Orleans, 55o7hc.
Rice steady aud fairly active Pork shade stronger
and moderately active; old mess, SPOT, s3 Ol97 20;
new do quoted at tis O06Db 2S do February, gS 100
rs 81 March, SIS 3lglb o. Mddles quet and steady;
long clear 0lS0aaG; short clear 0A@9Nc; long and
shon clear nal aud half ~ egeNc. Lard opened d(
7fo higher afierwRrd reacted about Jc, closing weak
sales prime steam, SPOT, fll glA@h S1 February
81 21s@li 20; March, Ell b@ll 90
National Republican., 1882-02-02

The officers of the National Republican Council,
headquarters at Washington, ID. G., elected for the
present year. are Judge A. A. Freeman, Tennessee,
president; Colonel w, W. Granger, Arkansas, vice.
PRESIDENT q. G. Capron, Texas, recording secre.
tary; Edward Webster, New Mexico, correspond
ing secretary Thomas Brooks, Minnesota, tnan-
cial secretary JOSIAH Aillard, Virginia treasurer
Captain A, X. Froueh, Minnesota, sergeant; Cap
lain w, W Armstrong, Texas inside sentinel; w
NJ ToMne. MAnn nnl.ldn snnllnel
National Republican., 1882-02-02
The white House Yesterday

The callers at the White House yesterday were
very numerous, aud the number Of strangers was
very noticeable. They were all waiting for a
chance to shake hands with the President. The
ambition of the average American citizen TO be
able to say that he has shaken hands with the
President imposes burden upon that Official
which hardly compensates for the advantage to be
gained. Among the callers yesterday were Sem
ators Miller of California, Harrison, Platt, Ma
hone, Logan, Mcmillan, Voorhees,, Lapham, Van
Myck, and Saunders; Representatives Harris
Buuerworth, Dwight, Hubbell Whltthorne
Flower Steele Moore, Jacobs, Gambler, PeiTce, and
Valentine, and Justice Harlan,
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Mrs ]. Ellen Foster, tho talented lady lawyer Of
Iowa win arrive In this city early Saturday, and
will address meeting In Lincoln Hall Sunday at
three p. m. Mrs. Mary Woodbridge, Of ohio Mrs.
Hannah Whitan Smith, Of Philsdelphla, and
Mrs @ d, Buell., Of New York, VIII also be here
Church on Monday and Tuesday. These are
AMONG the mOat d tied OF Miss Wizards cOlaborers,
and no doubt crowds will be in attendance 10 hear
lhana
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Three seems to be the number Of fortune and
progress The third effort wins and the following
as related by NJ. L. Dodge, Belfast, Me-, is no ex
ception: had person in my employ last winter
who was badly afflicted with acute rheumatism
lie applied many different remedies without OBJ
tanning any relief until bought him n bottle OF
the Great German Remedy, st. Jacobs Oil. AEei
applying three bottles of oil he was completely
cured and has never been troubled with rheuma.
tism since. II beats all the remedies ever saw ol
National Republican., 1882-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
The OnicIaI Transactions Us Recorded
YESTERDAY.

The OGiciaI transactions rs Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr. ]. T. omstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday, as re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deedsi
CITY PROPERTY.
on Nineteenth street vest between Connecticut
avenue and street north, subOts and 52 feet by
depth( square IL, Edward Wocotts trustee to Mary
f. COlhurn, SlBij.
on g sire Il SOUTH between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west, part of lot iO3by B fecO, square 2O6
Woodbury. Wheeler trustee, to John w. Shi,es.
ON Thiri street west, between H. street south and
Virginia avenue, suhlo (sl feet by depth), square
north of 5S9, Elizabeth l.. Westeriield TO Bernard
Leonard, 900.
on street north, between Fourth and Fifth street,
west part of Lotto 7 feet inches by ii2 feet ncheS)
square 5lB, Joseph Hiie TO Wullam-F +. McConvey
nominl.
Same property as above described, William f. Nc
Convey to John and Elizabetl-liile, nominal.
Annoyance Avoided.
Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance is annoying, Parkers Hair BalSau
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring The
youthful color.
National Republican., 1882-02-02

Can be had by every lady who will use Parkers
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs and
and gives healthy bloom to the check, Read
about IL in other column,
National Republican., 1882-02-02

BALrnfOnH, Feb. l.-Flour steady Howard street
and Western superhne, n tSS OG do extra v 26 25i
do family, % 4Oa7 So city Mills superhne, " 2595 ~;
do extra As O63g 25 do family 81 50Go7 76 Rio brands
n O0 Patsps6o family % Is. born-Bonthern steadY
National Republican., 1882-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Quotations-Ncw York
mud baltimore Prodnce Mnrkcta.

The following report Of the financial market yester-
day, together with the opening highest, lowest, and
closing quotations arc furnished by banking
of II. d. Cooke jr., & Co., l420 street, Washington
National Republican., 1882-02-02
HLN SniM ( Egss ManulaanrIng COnpanY

LOCK box 1904 BRIpGEPOHr, CONN,
Manufacturers OF specialize iu light Hardware ana
Metallic Goods gener,liy. Guvernmenl and Giant
PndloCk6 sewing Machine Locks, Plano Locks organ
Locks; tho RutOUutirt. .-unde Giant Sush Cnlni Su-
peFiOT IN every other very much cheaper no spe'
cial pulley rc1uroN. IbH smith & Egg MHnulitc,
turing 90 aso glyCs special attention % the making of
estates ioT the cost pi t" uanuitcure OF patented
Inventions and AL The necessary tools and tue manu-
flrtlring OF the same on rOydtY All coMInnplea-
tiOnA treated conndenually. deloF'Ihbdn
National Republican., 1882-02-02

BANKKRs' EXCHANGE
Three-day bls.... 4g01 Sixty day bills is5


BY Associated Press.
New YoRK, Feb. 1.-Money loaned up from per
cent to IG4 in addition To legal interest down and
closed at 3ta4 per cent Exchange steady at 4SS
dIsi for long and IS9A eIlQ for short sight Govern
ments were strong and I6@nA per cent higher State
b onds moderately active. Railroad bonds were
fairly active on moderate volume Of business. The
share speculation opened strong The transactions
aggregated S00O 100 shares Including Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western: 80 500 Denver and Rio Grande
q 600. Erie l7.4O0; Kansas and Texas, i,s00 Lake
Shore, S2,i00; Louisville and Nashville 4,soG Mem
pbis and Charleston 1000; Missouri Pacific, $500
NOr thyNaa