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The news., 1882-11-07


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sor of Chemistry in the University of Roch-
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merit of.ssWarner's safe Kidney and Liver
Cnre,' after thorough Chemical Analysis,
has furnished the following statsn.ent:
UNIVERSITY OF ROCaESTER,
CHEMICAL IABRAToRY,
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. s, 1880.
M. II. II. Warner has placed In my possession
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his processes BldnaJdcttTe, a1hich are conducted
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he materials used IN the preparation Of this med
as ipeH as the medicine into lUhic they enter to be
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This Remedy which has done such won
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GENTLEMEN: have used
y twenty-five years in med
IRON TONIC does. In many
poverfshed condition of the b
Gases that have bHfiied some
able remedy. l prescribe 1t
rs DIR. HARrER'S IRON Ton
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CONDENSED MILK, COxE,S, NELSON'S
Arrow Root and Oat Meal and all the Prepared
Foods for Children and 1nvalids, At l.. NIL
kER,s Drug Store. 40 Main street, MouaS
Holly
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Mr.. Talmage asks: what is the dis
tinctive feature of to-day's religious
press? " We should say that it was its ly-
ing about its circulation and its hypocrisy
of its religion.
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Elegant Toilet Preparations.

hair dressing, and restorative is found in
London Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
falls to restore gray or faded hair to it's orig
inal youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair is checked by Its use. and 1t produces a
growth of beautiful young hair soft, glossy.
and luxuriant. 1t certainly Is the most
cieanly and effective hair restorer now be
f0re the merican people.
~ A; A. Glnson, Barrytown, Duchess county,
n. T., writes; DR.. Swayne q Son, Philadel,
phia Gents-I enclose Post Office order for
eight dollars; please send me one dozen bot
ties OF the London Hair Color Restorer',
II has stopped my hair from falling, and re-
stored II to its natural color. 1t has proven
aatlsfactory in every respect. The ..J.ondon
Hair Color Restorer" can be obtained al all
the leading druggists at rs cents a bottle
Attorney General Brewster carries six
hats with him when he travels, possibly
Of different sizes to accommodate the vary
ing sweetness of the head. Good scheme.
The one redeeming feature about Indi-
ana mobs is that they seldom make mis-
take and hang a man who ought to 90 to
the Legislature for one who osght to tread
the gallows.
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Dr. TUFTS HANUAL Of Valuable Information s1d \
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Where do hats go?" an exchange asks.
Some of them 60 to the theatre and OBJ
struct the view of the audience.
When man gives up house, what
rank would he hold in the army? That of
left-tenant, of course.
Lippincott's Cough Syrup and Dyspep-
sia Tonic tell their own story. Sold by
dealers generally. Tonic 81 90 per bottle.
syrup 25 and so cent?. Office and labor
atory, Mount Holly, N. J..
J. T. LIPPNoorT, Proprietor.
Dead men, it is affirmed, tell no tales;
but nobody has ever ventured a similar
assertion with regard to dead women.
There is man in this city who is 80
ali-hred lazy that when he once gets to
work he is too lazy to stop.
DIR. Kline's great nerve restorer is the
marvel of the age for all nerve diseases.
All hts stopped free. Send to 931. Arch
st., Philadelphia. Pa.
Hindoo girls are taught to think of mar
rage IS soon as they can talk. American
girls are not. They don't require teaching.
The colored people ought TO make the
best members Of secret societies. 1t is SO
easy for them to keep dark.
4 Deem 1T My Duty to Tell
What DR.. swayne's Compound syrnpof Wild
Cnerry has done for me / had a violent
cough night sweats, sore throat. great weak
mess, with severe attacks ofhemorrhage, gave
np al nopes Of recovery. ] am cured,
sound and hearty man.
EDWARD II. AMSON
Engineer of Sweenys Pottery
1884 Ridge Aveune, Philanelpliia.
over twenty-five years have elapsed and
am still hearty man.
You will wonder where all the dogs in
Georgia are until you dismount at the
gate of q planters house. Then you will
wonder if he owns all the dogs in Georgia.
"Pa, what is an employment agent?,
why, my son, he is a man who is very
anxious to get work for others to do. He
himself doesn't want any,
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nTsthndi.t Church uninn.

Upon the invitation Of the Pastors Union OF the
Methodist Church Bishop Wiley delivered an nd,
dress last evening upon Methodism, at Wesley
Chapel. There was a large attendance and much
interest manifested IN the address, which was at
once encouraging and suggestive, Afer speaking
oftho immense growth Of the church and its in.
creasing Influence and power, he said that u
Methodist was one who Comprehendcd the entire
world In his idea Of the Church, The weak point
in the Methodist Church, he thought
was the danger OF the loss Of the
element of unity. This was especially true Of
city churche, where the tendency Is to become con
gregational in their separateness from each other
lie was almost ready TO favor o change In the
church regulations which should provide that
where there are two or more churches In one
place there should he u union organization. This
would prevent many mistakes and save money in
the location of church edifces In a city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07
WEST WASHINGTON.

RIVER NEws.-The steamer +. C. Knight arrived
at the New York Steamship Company's wharf
yesterday at one p III. from New York loaded down
with goods for District merchants. She leaves
again on Friday for New York.
The schooner Cornelia, Captain Leatherbury
from North Carolina, arrived yesterday with load
of pine timber for the canal company.
The funeral of Mr.. John T, Donaldson will take
place at half-past two o'clock this afternoon from
Union Chapel, under the management of the order
of X. OF r., of which he was an active member.
DR.. IT, NJ. Lancaster, of 81. Mary's County, Mary
lard, n member of the State senate, is in town
having been called here by the illness Of his wife,
who is visiting her friends, the Misses ODonoghue
on street.
Mcssrs Pitt Cooke and Charlie Williams, of H.
d. Cooke Il Co.'S bank started last night for their
new home, Poncho Springs, COL, where they will
engage in the banking business. A host OF friends
wish them success in their new undcrt uking.
Frank Rackey, the little boy who was seriously
injured last week in the machinery used for max
ing sarlsages, is much better and Is improving
daily.
Mis-. b. T. Phillips, wife of Rev. b. T. Phillips,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Manchester,
n. j., nee Susannah Marion Beall, and daughter
Of Rev. George W. Beall, of this place, died at her
residence in Manchester on Saturday.
HIGH TlDR-March T. O:l3 Il. III. 9S2 d, IN,
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meeting was held last night at the Park Hotel
at the head of Seventh street, Of the employing
cart and team mon who have been working for
the District officials, Mr.. William H. Prince
called the meeting TO order and PRESIDED but just
before the close of the meeting y. W. Pfai was
elected temporary president, Patrick sheehy
temporary treasurer, and w. H. Prince, temporary
secretary The meeting Adjourned about nine p
M, after authorizing the officers TO call meeting
for next Monday night Al some more central point
and designating Matthew Myers, William II
Prince and 4. Lawrence us II committee to wait
upon the District Commissioners and demand
that they shall be paid q per day for the services
Ola horse and cart instead OF 20, as now paid
and 81 for double teams, There were only abou
twenty persons present. az the meeting, ana most
Of them live In the section Where the messing
WAS held.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

Major Lorenzo Lorain, First Artillery, who was
here only short time ago on sick leave, died
Monday morning, at Baltimore, of Brighrs dis.
ease of the kindeys. Major LOran was
native of Pennsylvania, from which State he went
to West Point in 1852, whence he graduated in
1856, when he was appointed second Lieutenant in
the Third Artillery. He was promoted to first lieu
tenant In the same regiment January, 1860, and
TO captain February 2S 1869, and became major of
the First Artillery March l5 1881. In 1861 he com.
manded his battery ~ at the battle Of Black
burns Ford, which preceded the battle of Bull
Rum and was breyetted captain for gallantry in
that action. He further distinguished himself
during the war, and won the brevet of major for
galantry. Much of the time since the rebel
lion Major Lorain has been duty at the Artillery
School at FORTE Monroe, and was only relieved
from there when his health failed him last year.
He was fifty years Of age, aud his remains will
be sent to West Point for interment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07
THE CRIMINAL COURT,


The March term of the Criminal Court opened
yesterday by proclamation of the marshal Jus.
tlce Wylie on the bench. The grand jurors hav-
ing boon sworn and questioned by the Court,
Daniel Harkpess, James " Collins, and Richard
Pollard were excused for cause, and Robert John
son, Robert Deall and John J. Bell summoned
and duly sworn. John T. Mitchell was appointed
foreman and Robert d. Hughes as bailif to the
jury.
THE COURT CHARGED THE JURY
MS TO their duties, calling particular attention to
the ofcnscs Of dueling and libel in the District.
lie stated that there was also limitation to their
powers While thoy could present ofcnses within
their own knowledge, they had no right to enter
into Investigations involving expense and the
bringing here of witnesses unless the matter was
brought To- their attention In the regular way.
They would have plenty Of work to DO, as ne ul'
dorstood there was considerable awaiting their AT,
tention. He made reference to the old Maryland
statute that forbid the grand Jury finding an indct
ment without the consent of the Court and said
that It was in force in this District. He further
said that the grand jury had no right
TO FIND An INDICTMENT on SUSPICION
founded by vague testimony. They should be
satisfied upon the evidence submitted to them thht
the party was guilty before presenting them Tor
pcion of their guilt. They should not bring such
indictments IN for petit jury TO try and SO cloud
the names of the persons accused WIN UNJUST sus-
pCion. If, upon investigation, they were not sat
isned ofthe sufficlency Of the evidence the grand
jury should 50 report. and IL additional proof was
requisite and could be had IL should be unfinished
them hut there was too much nj stake, aud the
character of private citizens must be respected aud
not assaed without satisfactory proof of wrong
doing being established The proceedings of the
grand jury were secret, and il was therefore more
necessary why the jurors should keep inviolate
their oaths aud be careful IN their investigation,
their room The petit Jurors were called,
and answered to their names, who without being
sworn on their roir diyc, tho Court excused
George Kaiser, Thomas H. Langley J. q. Bowen,
Robert II. Tcnney Caspar Knessl, Elias Hutch
insoh, Henry G. Winship, II, w. Blunt, !. a, cay
John J. Beall, Allison NniOr, jr and others and
ordered the marshal to summon thirteen men TO
serve IN their places, and also to draw three names
in place of those returned not found. The follow
ing three names were drawn; James Noufse,
county; NJ g. Copeland, GAS Louisiana avenue,
and Christian Xander, 9l1 Seventh street north
west.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

Jay Rails Ideal "Unole Toms Cabin Com.
pany opened at Ford's Opera House last night
Although the pathetic story is familiar to every
body, and the drama has been presented season
after season, large audience witnessed its repro
duction last night The company is good one.
George Kunkle makes an excellent uHc'e Tom,
while Miss Clara Baker as Eliza won the audience
by her sympathetic voice aud dramatic action.
r. G. Wells MS Piireds Fletcher and, In the last two
acts as the auctionOer. showed himself comedian
OF liability. Mr. Dutiicld In the dual pHTts--GeOrge
full Justice to both characters. The Introduction
In the first act of dogs added greatly 10 the intense
interest of the play. Four immense blood hounds
arc put on the trail of the fleeing slave and In the
pursuit across the cakes OF floating ice make the
scene one of the most terribly realistic ever seen
in this city The play will be continued every night
during the week. and on Wednesday and saturday
afternoons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07
"THE sMUGGLERS.u
Proposed Testimonial 10 lIessrs. Vance
and Sousa, the Composers of the Opera.


and souSa, the Composers Of the Opera.
The Washington operate Association held
special meeting last night at the armory of the
National Rines-COlOnel j. o. p. Burnside, the
president, in the chair; Major n. II. Camp, secre.
tary The president stated that there had been
letter sent to Messrs. Vance and Sousa expressing
a desire to again witness 1.-THE smuggers" and
rendering them mplimentary testimonial. The
association then unanimously voted to CO. cooperate
with the signers of the letter. and both the cast
and chorus rendered their services for tho per-
Torrance when it should take place, The execu-
tive committee were then authorized to confer
with the management of the National Theatre
with view to securing the theatre for a week in
May for the presentation of operas by the assoca-
ton. 1t is probable that the operas to be given
will be THE Chimes of Normandy -" The Snug.
glers." and Tho Bohemian Girl" The casts will
be from the Operate Association, with possibly
stellar attraction of well known reputation. The
correspondence in regard to the testimonial to
Messrs. Vance and sousa Is us follows:
Messrs WILSON VANcE and JOINS +. sousA;
GENTLEMEN; Having learned that you are about
80 IN hGr OIL yqShs
country we the undersigned DESTROYS Of hearing tho
opera again before Its Introduction elsewhere talk
pleasure in rendering you complimentary benefit,
10 be given at such lime and place as you may indi
E.M.gs sS lam EoyS Ei"EE
Perry q. smith n, 1. Jefrrg, Is - Hay, b. Lewis
4 Howe taFene BarISn SOS Yoag iShn
w Drew, Green b Raum, Robert Boyd, Frank Hat
Ss6pIss 5 RS@si
William L. sipEISSa, II q Gorbin, Alvey <. Xdas'
f Camp T. r nirGEheHd Ed Es Kelly j.
!aia H SsPyncEocn Iva s Iis John O. Pqsh 5tsyen
Leod, Samuel 5. Bond, and g. $. Daniel,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

1.-THE Passing Regiment" did not draw the full
house at the National Theatre last night that
either the play or the company deserved. The
play IL brimful of fun, there being many ludi-
crous scenes brought on by the imprcssibility OF
the military upon the young ladies Of Narragan.
sett Pier. Mr.. J. w. Shannon made a capital Mr.
LiRtLicum Winthrop, au amiable representative OF
the f. is. of the Pier Mr., Shannon will be re-
Game" last season, aud Is known to be one Of the
best character actors now upon the American stage
Miss Virginia Brooks presented the part of Taxa
wilkes made the most of Young NJ. HQ6meistef,
the village apothecary, his facial expression and
ludiCrous attitudes being particularly good. The
whole being an unusually fine one. The play Is
we'll worth seeing and will be continued through,
n,,t the week
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07
PuhIIe Tempcrnnee MeCling.

Equal Division, No. 3, Sons Of temperance, will
hold one of lis popular public meetings this even.
ing at the corner Of Twentieth street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue northwest Hon, N, C. Mcfarland
Commissioner of the General Land Office; John
u, Dunnng Charlie Nye, and other well known
temperance orators will deliver short addresses
aud Mrs Roemer- Kaspar, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. JeCko
Messrs, Il, ]. Whipple, John o, Pugh, William f.
Abbott, aud Others Of our best local musical anna.
teuIB will furnish excellent music Tho high
order of the entertainments offered by this old di'
vision IN the past warrants the prediction thai
those who attend viii have an enj0yabls evening
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

Last night about half past five as Mr. Francis
Darneille was shaving himself ut his residence, ga
street southwest, he was attacked with spasm
and nearly severed his windplpe. Drs Hammett
ana Hazcn were hastily summoned who dressed
the wound and pronounced It n serious one. ~
the last accounts late last night they thought that
Nh uGrnvlllg would recover.
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A DRUGGISTS OPINION.

WEsTWAsHIsGToN, Jan. 4, 1882.
GENTLEMEN
From my large sales Of Browns
Iron Bitters, l am satisfied II
gives general satisfaction, aud i
feel safe in recommending II TO
my customers, one of whom
has just said its effects on q
friend Of his TO whom II was
recommended was most won.
dortul.
H.W.LITTLE, Druggist.
browns Iron Bitters Is Il sure
euro for weakness, a tired feeling
caused by oYerwork, Malaria,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Gold
Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling Silyerware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, Baskets, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, Soup Tureens, Forks and
Spoons, Rogers Bros Plated Table
Cutlery, Joseph Rogers & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
Glasses. Brass ScOnceS, Mirrors,
CandleSticks, &c, was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn Of purchasers. as they will
find our prices low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-07

WASIIINUIONl ID, "a NIIlICTl U Ib5Z.
General w. Il. SHERMAN, Hon, JOHN +. MILLER,
Hon j. FLOYD KISG, and Othefsi
GENTLEMEN: We have the honor TO acknowledge
recent of your letter Ofthe ih instant rendering
complimentary benefit at which 1.-THE SmugglOTs"
shall be given. We accept the prOnered compliment
with unteigned gratitude, and will ask your permits
suggest the time and place for the performance
ON some future day. With profound appreciation
of the honor you have done beg, gentlemen. 10
subscribe ourselves your ohedent servants,
WILSON VANCE,
JOHN PHILIP SOTSA.
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DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


Fbr me Middle lgo5hc Sases colder, fair ,oeo,her,
nOrthota Otads, aud higher barometer.
For Wdshiagion a, NJ Colder, fair ,ccoihcr.
Thermomctrio rcadings.-7 a. m, 400: IL q. M,
bo0i 81. M, 5S : p. M. 800 II p. m.,t3o; maxi.
mum, $500: minimum ale.
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A


The great popularity OF " H'abor's Compound Of
CID. Lirsr Oh and Lime" has induced some IN
principled persons to attempt TO palm OFF q simple
article of their own manufacture: but any person
who is suffering from Coughs Colds, or Consump-
ton should he careful where they purchase this
article. II requires no pulling The results of Its
use are Its best recommendations, and the proprie-
tor has ample evidence on file Of LIS extraordinary
success IN pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate
of Lime possesses most marvellous healing power
Dor II is prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold
by A. b, WuGoR, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
gists,
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C.P. and ThompsOn's GlOve-ftting,
and all popular makes.
TAYLOR & HUFTY.

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You can publish three.lne advertisement OF
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three times for twenty. five cents in THE REPUB-
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r~1sss' ATTENTION. GEORGIA REBUILT.
49, CANS
a special meeting of the Association will be held
at GIL Seventh street, THIS Tuesday, EVENING,
March Il ut 1870 O'Clock sharp. BY order Of the Prcs
h~SJF1 THE MEDICAL DEPA RrMENT OF
k-SS Howard University will hold its Animal
commencement at Lincoln Hall on TUESDAY
March Z, at 78 p. m The public aud profession ure
cordially invited TO attend Charge to the graduates
will be delivered by Professor Robert Rcyburn the
address of the evening by Hon John u. Rice NJ. ~.
va'edictory by Elbrdge q. Chapman. NJ ID. G2tt
A<aJyS9 s. Il. MASON, LATE OF ROWLAND
BSSS Dental Association, has removed TO 80 Four
and.a-haf street. where he will be glad to bis
friends. Gas administered. mr6
n~SSyS CLAIMS AGAINST THE DISTRICT
W. a LII PERSONS
who have made claim for drawbacks for old paw
INK material or of any other character against the
District some years ago through n FOur-and u. half
street claim agent (now absent from the city, will
hear of something to their advantage by addressing
N. d., National Republican office. State who the
claim agent was the nature of the claim and whether
paid or not, mrLu
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COLLARS.
Mother Hubbard Collarettes

CoRSETS,
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KINGS PALAAGB,
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SPECIAItNOTICES.

Trains marked daily. isunday only. q
daily except Sunday. All trains from W
stOp at RELAY Station.