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National Republican., 1882-07-14
The Funeral.

The Bourbon-Funder State Commit
tee met at Richmond on Wednesday,
and concluded that there was not enough
of their party left to make q fight The
chiefs were all present at the funeral,
besides twenty members of the commit
tee. Only two of the twenty voted
against the certificate of death. II was
decided to be "inexpedient to nominate
candidate for Congressman-at-lar
Only to think of it, The High Old Bour-
bon Democracy of Virginia caves in, and
solemnly resolves that it is so certain to
be defeated that it dare not nominate
candidate. And then it casts its dying
glance upon poor Old Parson Massey,
and says: "You old deserting rascal.
The stripes that are ready to descend
upon our backs we allow to you. Take
the place at the political whipping-post
prepared for us by the Coalition. And
may God have mercy on your SOUL"
And then the poor old thing turned to
the wall and breathed its last. Mas
sey will lead the fine old Virginia
&c ntlemen TO victory. Malone, the
friend and confdante of Lee; Cam
eron, the gifted scion of an old, old
family; Henry A. Wise's son, John
Harry Riddleberger, the favorite of the
west; John Paul, eloquent and brave
these were not high company enough for
the proud Virginians. 1t was Massey
they waited for. Oh, happy day! Oh,
brave and gallant leaderl The meta
phorical print of Readjuster boots still
fresh upon your body polite; the grease
from the Readjuster bone still on your
lips; your Democracy aroused anew
within you by the refusal of your latest
party to give you the naming
of couple of clerks in the Auditors
Office, you are dashing young comman-
der to lead the forlorn hope of your ene-
mics. Why, your new companions will
more rejoice, if possible, to see you beaten
than those you have just deserted will
be to administer the punishment. The
only motive of the Bourbons in doing
this to Massey is not merely revenge, it
is also that when he shall have been
beaten $4,000 by John Wise they may
say, well, you could never have beater
a thoroughbred so badly" Poor Massey
National Republican., 1882-07-14
RoScos Couklinp.

Pleasant, indeed, was the greeting ex-
tended to Mr.. COnkling on the occasion
of his recent arrival from New York at
his home in Utica and pleasant were the
words of neighborly fraternity with
which he responded. The friends and
admirers of the great New Yorker every
where will experience sense of highest
salts faction in the evidence given in the
brief speech alluded to that he has saved
out of the fury of the storm that ragged
around him for time calm spirit and
a generous mind. There is no profit in
any discussion of the causes of that
storm. Great and generous natures
resent with energy, and then guard
themselves against the ranking in
huence of hatred toward the offenders.
Mr.. Conkling, as a political leader, ne
cessarily excited the antagonism of ri
walls, and the ferocity of the assaults
made upon him in their behalf was pro-
portioned to the volume of his power
which it was their interest to break.
But as legislator of unbending and un-
questionable integrity; as statesman
whose name will ever stand with the
highest; as public debater and an orator
of commanding power as gentleman
of unsullied honor, and friend OF
knightliest heart, Roscoe Conkling is an
honor to the Nation, and everywhere he
is respected and admired. Whether he
shall continue private gentleman and
accumulate in the practice of his profess
sion the worldly gear which long and
honorable public service placed beyond
his reach, or whether, in the time to
come, New York shall again call him to
her service in the Senate, and he shall
accept, he will be equally sure to dignity
the station in which he may be found.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

PERSONS who are going away for the
summer, or who have friends about to
leave the city, will please send notice to
The REPUBLICAN at an early day as pos
sible. THE REPUBLICAN intends to pub
lish directory of summer visitors, be-
lieving that it will prove to be popular
and useful record Let all interested
send in their names or those of their
friends.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business office in copies ready for mailing.
The present number is fully up to the high
standard which has won for the WEEKLY
80 wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

TIE Tariff Commission has, in its
circular, firmly committed itself to "a
judiciouS tariff This will commend it.
self to the country, as will also the decla-
ration of the circular in favor of "a re-
vision of the existing tariff upon a scale
of justice to all interests" When Bri-
dofredum Sawin was candidate for the
Presidency he authorized the managers
of his canvass to say that on the question
of slavery he was right" There is
nothing more desirable than explicitness
in discussing grave matters.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address in the
business Office.
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SAFE DEPOSIT GO.

CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY. ROB
- Berry, FIRE. OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington.
In It's own Building,
CORNER I5TH STREET AND New YoRR AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act OF Congress January % 1867.
Capital, ,.......,..'. '..''t
TneC rents Suies inside its Fire aud Burglar
Proof Vaults prices varying irom IS TO so per year
according TO size and location Rooms and Desks ad.
Joining Vaults provided for Safe-Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME'LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every de.
scriptlon, Including BONDS and STOCKS, Plate,
JE,NFLItY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-KEEP-
ING. on SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest
Rates
BFNJAAIIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLFS C.GLoXER, ofRiggs 4 Co, Vice President
JOHN cASS Els Treasurer -.
C. +, Nynlan, Asst sec'y.
D1RECrORs:
benjamin p. Snyder Chares G. Glover,
John CRssels llenfy A. willard,
John O. Parke' mys-am
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nuII sI,c,I,crd ns a proDhet.

The Epening World Of Denver says Chilco,t will
not be returned TO the Senate Ever sluoe TIE
World predicted .he success of Tom Bowen in he
recent senatorial appointment scuifle, the publ
have repOsed entire confidence In the intalibili,y
Of the Worlds prophetic genius.-Denper TrIbune
National Republican., 1882-07-14


THE New York World makes q coarse
and brutal attack on Mr. Reed, of Maine,
ostensibly because he has not compelled
the Judiciary Committee of the House to
meet its views on n measure referred to
that committee, but really, as we imag-
inc, because of the merciess blows which
as a member of the Potter committee he
administered to the Democratic party in
1877. The Sage of Gramercy Park-or of
Cipher alley, as he is sometimes facetious-
ly called-came out awfully damaged
from his hunt for scalps on that occasion.
Mr. Reed was, it will be well remembered,
a central figure in the proceedings of
that committee, and the ineiiacable
brand he placed upon Mr. Tilden as the
result secures for him the everlasting
hatred of that shining exemplar of Dem
ocratic purity. 1t was believed in 1880
that "that reverend vice, that iniquity
in years." sent goodly sum Of "Copen-
hagen" into Mr.. Reeds district in Il
fruitless endeavor to defeat him. Mr..
Reeds constituents will appreciate the
attention shown him by the New York
Democratic organ. Its abjurgations will
be regarded as decorations.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
EDUCATIONAL.
open ALL SUMMER-NA ACADEMY
of Fine Arts Corcoran Building, Fifteenth street.
instruction in every style of drawing and painting;
classes now furmii G: terms reasonable. iyl4-6t*
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT
The National Capital

WASHINGTON, D. C.,
1901 Massachusetts avenue May II, isS2-
At the expiration OF the present scholastic year ILL
health compels to resign the charge OF the Archer
Institute into the hands OF Mr.. aud MIS- William ID.
lnbell under the name of the Norwood Institute"
Mr. Cabell waa for many years favUrably known to
the public as principal of hourlshing school under
the above name and thus, through past experience,
possesses peculiar claims to the confidence parents
and guardians The support md confidence for the
future OF my friends and patrons Is most respectfully
solicited for those to whom resign my charge
NJ. II. ARCHER,
Principal of Al cher Institute.
This School for Young Ladies and Children will
open the THIRD WEDNESDAY, Y IN SEPTEMBER,
lSS2, with IA fuli corps OF masters, -
For full Information address Mr.. and Mrs. WM, ID.
CAUELL,illi NJ street northwest, Washington, ID. q
ma
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WAsHISGToS. ID. c., July ~, 1882
Sealed proposals to furnish Timber and other ma
terias for the Navy for the fiscal year ending June
3l 1888 viii be received at this Bureau until 10 O'Clock
m. the Sth of August next, at which time the bids
will be opened.
Inc proposals must be addressed 10 the "Chief OF
the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy De
partment. Washington" and must be indorsed Pro-
posas for Timber, &c, for the Navy that they may
be distinguished from ordinary business letters.
Printed schedules of the various Yards with In
structons TO bidders forms of offers, and other III
chasing paymaster, or Commandants of the respect
i've Navy Yards. or to the Bureau of Construction
and Repair. Navy Department.
No contracts Will be awarded until AFTER appropria-
tions cover the same have been made by Congress,
and been duly approved. I. ID. WILSON,
Chief Constructor, United States Navy,
Chief of Bureau of Construction and Repair.
iysi
National Republican., 1882-07-14

The case of Nehemiah Curtis, indicted
in New York for violation of the statute
forbidding the collection of political con-
tributions by executive officials not ap-
pointed by the President and confirmed
by the Senate, has no bearing whatever
upon the payment of contributions to
members of Congress, All officers who
are not executive, and all executive officers
who are appointed by the President and con-
Grn,ed By the Senate, may collect of each
other under the law. But executive
officers below the grade mentioned must
not collect from each other nor pay 10 any
erecutire officer. The law favors contribu-
tions by defining by whom they may be
made.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
WASHINGTON, D. cs July IA, 1852.
Population Of the National Capital. $4,000.
Ap,use,nenis Tonight.

AnSER's GARpES-COncert
THEATRE CoMIQUE-NRriety
DRIVERS GARDES-Entcrtnnment,
SwfMMISo SCuooL-N. Y. ave, bet 18th and ith SITS.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT HOTEL DE
II Hoss and Carriage depository Of w. y. 0eyer, a
number OF new aud seeond-hand family Carriages,
BuRgies, and Wagons 81 all styles also stock Of
Horses always on hand, for sale boarding and hir-
ing specially. 40 street northwest Fleuiings
old stand. nySly
National Republican., 1882-07-14
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEE'S),
IN 14l7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from q. m. TIL 10 p. MI Satur.
day, II p. m. Baths 81; 6tckets, $3.50.
ap6 DIR II. l.. BoNlcE, ELECTRICIAN.
TIME SHEDD BATHS. e03 e STREET., NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as the Oldest and best In the
city, This bath is constructed with view TO conven-
ience being the first floor. Turkish, Russian Sui
phur and Mercurial Baths given with skill and ex-
perience. Shampooer Of ten years experience at this
establishment. Single BATH e.; for s5 1870 Open
Sunday from O. IN. to D. m. mr29tf
National Republican., 1882-07-14
SUMMER BOARDING.

GUNNER no OARDERS--HEALTHYL LOCATION;
= half mile from depot; fresh vegetables eggs
butter, milk and fruits in abundance; fine water and
shade, airy rooms and home comforts; terms, IS per
week rooms extra, according TO size; references eN
changed. Address MRS e. o. EVANS, Falls
Church, Fairfax County, Va, Box lil. jyl23t"
yXTANTED-SUNIBIER BOARDERS AT $50 PER
w month by a. S. DAVIS, Markham station, Eau
Quer County, Va. jyl22w"
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National Republican., 1882-07-14
The Cloven Foot Exposed.

The Republican voters of Pennsylvania
have learned now who respect their will
and who do not. The Misrepresentation
made by brawling and quarelsome dem
agogues and by false and unscrupulous
newspapers that General Beaver was only
a candidate of "the machine" and that
the great majority of the voters Of the
party were against him have finally been
turned against their authors. On We'd
nesday last General Beaver and all the
other candidates consented to waive
their rights, and withdraw as can
didates, and thus to place matters
as they were before any conventions
had been held. The State Central
Committee offered then to call State
convention, the delegates to be chosen
in accordance with the new rules agreed
on between the Regulars and the Inde-
pendents, and whoever that body should
nominate should receive the united vote
of the party. Or they offered to unite
upon any candidates who might receive
the majority of all the votes of the party
directly cast at primary elections, under
the Crawford PLAN" Or they would
submit the Regular and the Independent
tickets to the vote of all Republicans and
abide the result.
Every Republican voter who agrees
that majority rule is the soul of Repub-
licanism will stand by these fair-play
propositions. Men who demand an cleo
ton at which they are to win wItether they
carry il or not are fools. The number
they can control will never be enough to
do any harm. We are glad the sorehead
ringleaders were made to show their
hands. They will now find their recent
followers holding them in contempt.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
FOR CRATES.

/
OFFICE OF BUILDISG FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISGToN, ID. O., July H. 1882
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering and
putting in place complete thirty seven Fireplace
Crates with backs Tenders, &c., in the North Wing
OF the Building for State, War, and Navy Depart.
In this city, will be received at this Office until
l2 o'clock noon, JULY q, 1882, and opened imme-
dialey thereafter, In presence ofhldiers.
Specifications, general Instruct ons to bidders. and
N''''N " TIIos. LINCOLN CASEY,
JynGt Lt-Cul. Corps ofEngineers
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J. j. GEORGES

Chiropodlst. Anatomst, and Manufacturer of Fine
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS AND SHOES
Under National Hotel
Corns Bunions and Ingrowlng Nails. &C., perma
nentiy cured. Lasts made 10 order and preservation
customers.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN READY.
MADE POINTED SHOES.
Also nice assortment of easy custoni-made Boots
and Shoes especially adapted for tender feet. VIII
sell the entire stock of ready-made Shoes. jul7
National Republican., 1882-07-14
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

DRoPoSALS FOR COAL.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC PRINTER
WASHISGToN d. C., July 10, 1852.
Scaled proposals will be received at This ofice until
THURSDAY JULY ~ at 10 a. M, for furnishing 500
OF Georges Creek Coal best quality run OF the
For further information Inquire at this office.
s. II. ROUNDS,
jyll3t Public Printer
National Republican., 1882-07-14
CHIROPODISTS.

HUMAN FEET, ETC.
The inactivity of the heated term giving them
rest the feet often recover from Corns Bunons, Dis
eased Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Exostoss, and
other complaints 10 which they liable, If sys
CHIRoPoDIAL ESTA 81 BLISHMENT, 1il6 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel Dr. Whites
twentyirst consecutive year of practice In Washing
ton d. O. Fee 81 per visit ju2S
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RUsINEss ooLLEdE, coRNER

GFENILItIhN hUNIlN ~ n = : -
oud iuur OF LINCOLN liALii BUlLDlNti, Noun-
plet' IN It's arrangements ortranng sous ana uiulgl.
iers for real life. Graduation exercises held last OF
N,ay, No vacation, sindeills received every month
I'm the yeuF flr Instruction. day or evening, hN tie
month or quarter. SPRING AND SUMMER SIS
sIONS riVe students nom 9th s,hnns opportunity
for husiuCs training. ul information given al the
College Office. HENRY O. SPENCER Principal
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice-Prineipal. my3tf
National Republican., 1882-07-14

THE closing of the suez Canal by Eng
land on the instant that she is a belliger-
ent, and desires its exclusive use, is q
very practical and timely puncture Of the
bubble of neutrality for any proposed
Central American canal. If the two
oceans are ever brought together at our
isthmus by canal the world will under
stand that the United States will con-
troll it, and will not share its use with
any power with which it may be at war.
Burglars are never furnished by house
holders with night-keys.
National Republican., 1882-07-14

THE contest in Pennsylvania, as stated
in the New York Times, is narrowed
down to the question whether Don Cam
eron, General Beaver, Mr.. Cooper, an d
others prominent in the Republican
party, shall be expelled therefrom to
please singularly mean and NANCY set
of the enemies of the party, who promise
to join it if they may be allowed to black
ball all members who are likely to oppose
their schemes for selfaggrandizement.
The rank and file of the Independents
will not follow in any such dirty work.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
PROPOSALS.

Piled 10 THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
CUGNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF CON-
STRUCrION AND REPAIR.
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The Popular Watering Place,
CAPE MAY,
is isreaehed by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD

IN TWO HOURS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Fast Express Trains, with Parlor Cars attached,
are run during the at convenient hours, ana
passengers will find their arrival at the new Broad
Street station Philadelphia Union Transfer Coaches
and Horse Cars ready transfer direct 10 the Station
OF the West Jersey Railroad at the foot OF Market
For through tickets baggage checks and full infor
,nation appiy rs ioll0ws: Northeast corner Thlr-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenuei Station Bal.
timore and Potomac Railroad, corner sixth and II
streets; 8i0 Pennsylvania avenue; 1881 Pennsylvania
avenue -. ~,xy n,,Yox.so,r r,.o.., 1r.,o..,.
JR WOOD. General Pas enger Agent ju1-aul5
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A BLACK-AND-TAN TERRIER GYP,
a 4 on 18th instant, at Center Market. Tag No. 3R.
Liberal reward II returned to 7l5 Eleventh street
northwest. iyl4d~
Y OST-EYE-GLASSES; ONE PAIR GOLD EYE
4 4 Glasses near corner Bridge and High streets,
Georgetown; s5 reward If returned to clerk at Riggs
House. jylS-3ts
National Republican., 1882-07-14

npEN ALI, SUMMER-SWITHIN G. SHORT
" LInGEs Media, Pa, ACADEMY ana Gymna-
SUM. Students admitted aud classified at any TIM
Boarling School for young men and boys; one OF
the best equipped, best taught and most suec,a ful
schools In The United States; always ful. school
for gentlemen. No hazng or o.her rowdysm
Twelve experienced teachefsi nl men, anu all grad
uaies Special attention TO both advanced and nack.
ward pupils Individual aud class s,iucilon. Early
dehcitniles ia Young mems education corrected; Pa
irons or students may select any studies, or choo
he regular English, seentiae Bus,ness Or classe j
in Harvard, Yale, Prince ton, university q Penn %
sylVanln, Latayette, Iehigh, and several Poly,
!echnc schools. "CCondltlonedn - st9deats tutored
nmtnatlOns, For new illustrate ] rruar address The
pTinclIal and prOpTletor, SWlFHlN &, SH, JKT-
iIDGE A. NJ, tHaryard University praduHt2l, Me
dia Pa Media is tN eve miles by rail nom Ph Ia
delphia aud has thrty-four trains daily 70 ana nom
that cltv Media has seven churches, and temper
ance charter prohibiting the sale OF ~ Ing
drinks, luIp-dih DIV =
V0RENCH LEssoHs.-MADANIE LEPRGNCh
II from Paris will give Conversational Lessuns IN
Frencb mt her own and pupils iesidencesi hiso IN
classes: prices modrrate; besl city references.
nj 3h IL street northwest Madame LePrlnce VIII
Ten1nin during the summer. hp2tlf
Il ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS. NATURAL
IL Science, and ENGLISH, privately or " class STU
dents prepared for College and eonpS9ttIye sSh,l'na
tSi Room s2, corooraa building.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
OLD POINT COMFORT,

TT YGETA- TIoTEL-
Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe Open all the
year Equal 10 any hotel In the United States. Sur
roundngs unsurpassed. Bathing, boating fishing, ana
driving specially attractive. Pre-eminently resort
for Southern people, Terms less for equal accommo-
datons than resort in the country, Climate free
from malaria. and for insomnia truly wonderful in
Its soporifc effect Send for circular describing hy-
gienic advantages, DC
mylis3m HARRISON PHCBJJS. PrOp'r,
National Republican., 1882-07-14
LOWER EDAR POINT.
CwAsHINGToN's coNEY IsLAND)
Select Daily Family Excursions

The pa acc ste smer JANE M0SELEY will mako
EXCURSIONS - tnis populIr r. sort, commencing sun.
DAY, JUNE .5 leaving wharf foot of Sixth street
DAILY except Mondays, at $3.50 a. m. The manags
ment res ave the rig 10 take up any tickets at b. a
and return money for sane. Poshvey no i'm proper
charac ers allowed on b a. or 6. .ounds.
S;aterooms rtserv ID for falIl ieS.
Sal water bathing fishing, dancing on waved nc or,
&c. &c, and q shore nher.' Music ty Professor
Pist orios Bass and Str n Band.
IiChEfS tltounu lrlpl".''' SisNd
Cnlluren
For further in formation apply at ST. Marc Hotel
30 Spe iN arTangem entS made with socielie5,
clubs and other orgahizati ms. ju22-lm
nUANTICo PAVILION.
Beginnng SATURDAY, JUNE 10, the Popular
Steamer KEYPORr takes the place of the Excel
sor on this route -
QUANTICo
is Delightful Bathing Resort. Boating, Fishing,
Croquet. Lawn Tennis, Shooting Gallery, Archery,
Quoits and Other Amusements.
Greatly reduced rates to churches, societies, and
others giving excursions. Arrangements be
made to stop at any point on the river.
Steamer leaves Seventh Street Wharf at @.
and $3.50 p. M, Sundays at D. m. only,
Music and Dancing on Boat ana Grounds
Round trip tickets so cents. my2i3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
L L''NA ii'A '0~iNOn SUMMER GARDEN.

For one week only,
| COMMENCING JULY TO-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-HeIp-Male.

yXTANTED "A GOOD STOUT MAN TO CARRY
w meals; Apply nj 523 Thirteenth street north
west lmmedately. lyl&atf