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court, on his side, was equally rehceu
and discreet. For Norma was only going
to town, where he should be nLle TO see
her often. and linger by her side as he
pleased. without being punished by the
mutely repronchful looks poor Evelyn
was beginning to send their Way when
ever they SEEMED absorbed by each other,
to the exclusion of her own fair self
But it wobld not do to let Evelyn sus-
pect too muck of all that was between
them. Peace Mt home, as well % happi.
ness abroad, was best, if IT could be OBJ
taiu1d by little management
So he let nearly week paes by before
he snached the evening frcm his HON"
which be had determined to devote to
Norpa and to happiness, since both
words now represented The same thing
to himi
Sending brief note by his clerk out
TO the villa to apologize to Evelyn f,r hi
absence, on the score Of private "gen-
tlemcn's dinner" the errant husband
made careful toilet, and buried, as il
be WAS treading on air, to the house of ali
old friend where Morna wns, for the pres.
ent, residing.
The servant who answered the door
showed him into the diuing-rocfn, where
the master of the house sitting half asleep
over his wine and walputs. looked up.
with stare of surprise at the sight of his
visitor, and bis elaborate toilet
What! Ellis Pow efscourt Why, man.
have You mistaken the hou? Why did
mt you come to the wedding? know
Norma sent you card, and we expected
you"
"The weddihgs" said Powerscoufl,
ttr,irg rale to the lips. Whose we'd
dingf'
"Why, Morna's, to be sure; whose else
should it be2 The greatest thirg of :he
season yet, my boy. To see the brides
diamonds, and old Jones 'ying to lock
sentimental when they stood up together. "
"Jones?"
"The banker--the millionaire, the man
of diamonds" said bis friend impatient
lv. Now don't say you knew nothing
of it, when Norma stayed at your house
all the time her trosseau was being got
over from Paris. And splendid Que 1t
was, my boy. II she has sold herself, as
they say, she took care to make Jones pay
her full price, can tell you. And we
got them cleverlS married. and the break
fast and all. Halo! What is the mat
ter, Ellis?"
He sprang forward jnst in time He
helped his friend to chair loosened his
necktie, and held glass of wine to his
ashen lips.
1.-The jAdel Here is some more of her
work. 1pity poor Jones. That woman
is positively fatal" he mutter4d to him
self, as he was busted in these kindly
cares.
But being at heart good fellow. and
feeling sorry for poor Evelyn as we'll be
hever orehed his lips about the occur.
rences of that evening to any human be-
ing-never even alluded TO them after
ward in coLversation with his friend.
Ellis Powerscourt went home, "A saddet
and wiser man. He still lives in the
Villa with his wife aud one or two fair.
haired children; and Mrs. Jones still
queens it in society. staying Der victims
wherever she may go. Between the hus-
band and wife her name is never men,
tiohe Bnt never again can they be so
perfectly and entirely happy as before the
siren came between them, led ihith,r by
Evrlyn's romantic folly and Ev,lyn's mis-.
take.
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POPULARITY OF
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Because they have proved
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Applied to the small of the
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the only Genuine Porous
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Improvement for Mind and Body

There is more ngth-resturing power IN
bottle uf Parker's Ginger Tonic than in u
bushel OF malt or gallon of mix. As an
appetizer, blood purifier and kidney correc
tor, there is nothing like it, aud invalids
consequently ind It a wonderful invigor-
ant for mind aud body Commercial.
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VOL. x, No Sc.
Railroad Guide.
DAILA. a READING RAILROAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
MAY 2zp 1852.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as followsi-
IVA rhRK1oMEN RAILRoAp)
For Philadelphia. at s4.a s.45, i.4o. am. and
+3.lO D. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at @4.aO q. m..3sb y. m.
WA EAsf PENHA. BRAHcn.l
For Reading and HaIrisburg, 600, $40 n M,
For Lancasterand C0lttfnOta, 600, s.iaa.m, and
4.30 p m
For Peading 4 30 Snd o. 8 p. nj,
For Harrisburg. II ana wa pc flts o )6 b. m,
Trains FOR a LIE NTowN leave as follows;
VIA PERKIoMEN RAlLRoADl
Leave Phladelphia. 4.so 7.4o n. ms and l'oc.
1'aO "n' 'l' D. fTnNpAYs. n
Leave Philadelphia, s.ar u. m, SIS aud r420
tvIA EAST PENNA bRANcHI
Leave Reading.7 80 1o.i5a. M. 2.OO 3.5i,Pnd 6i5
..eave Harrisburg so 7 10 and $50. a. m, las
aud Oc D. m.
Leave Lancaster '7.s' a. m l.oN and q; % p. m.
leave Columbis - a. m l.10 and $40 p. m.
tFrom King street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
leave tesding. 7.so apo B. 8 a. IN.
Leave HarrisbuIg. Z. $40 ann
Trains via Perkiomen Route, marked tl,us
(Al cun o Bud flOm Depot NInth and g zen
streets, p iladelphia, oher traius to and from
Broad 7tteet Depnt
TIE a4.S and Gas .m trains from Allentown
qnd the ia aud SIS y m. tram from Phlln.
drlpha via Per Iiomeh Railro ID, have through
cars to and from PhilPC ell hin.
]. E. wooTTEN.
GeNerOi Manager.
c. @ HANCOCK. Gsn'l Pass & Tsket A0ent
November 18th
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Vice oSerless means happy hours,
cheerful hearts and pearcetul minds.
Ambition thinks no face so beautiful
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Sick and bilious headache, and an d.
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cured by DR.. Pi-rcrs "P,llris"--eg auti
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Two.Thirds Of a Rottle Cares.

DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.:-Drar
Sir-l have bren taking y"ur "Fsvuri,e
Prescription" for "leInale weakness Be
fore had taken it twu DAYS l'bs ;an To feel
stronger. nave taken twn. hiri Is oi a bot
ile and believe am cured Gratefully,
Mrs. Lnvelt. Watseka. III
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Prof. Guilmette's name is a household
word in France, aud SO it should BE-, for he
is the inventor OF the French Kidney Pad,
which hus performed such wonderful cures
ia diseases OF the KdneNs.
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Proud hearts aud lofty mountains
are always barren.
Tomorrow is a satire on to-day, and
shows its weakness.
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-M5n, like books, at lLe beginning
aud eni have blank leav,s--ilfney ana
graY-hairGd Old age.
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Nervousness, debility, aud exhausted
vitality cured by using Browns Iron Bltlers.
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Happiness is like n sunbeam, which
the least shadow intercepts. while adver-
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A Bible Commentary.

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Throat, Bronchial, and Lung Diseases
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treallse giving self treatment Address
Worlds Dspensary Medical Association,
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had been very far away, took the cigar
from his lips, and looked agtast.
"Morna Strongl What on earth do
you want her here for, my darling
''She is my cousin, sou know" said
Evelyn, quickly. Don't you like her,
lou, 9it
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Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases 81
Druggists.
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NERVOUS DEBILI Y:
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National Republican., 1882-08-31
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

A young man named Dagge,t while cunning
Heslerday morning, was badly injured about thc
| lace by the explosion OF an oyetcharged gun. lie
was attended By DIR. Lewis.
Seven hundred and seventy permits have been
granted TO white children for entrance TO the
pn3lio schools. To-day aud tomorrow permits
VIII be gfdnted to colored children.
The election Of delegates in Alexandria County
70 me Democratic Congressional convention TO
meet III this city on Wednesday next has been
postpqnied TIL saturday night, when mass meet
ing VIII be held Ut Walker schoul-houso.
Misses Cora and Eva Grymes the well known
anu accomplished young ladies' Of Eagles Nest,
KING GeOrge County, Virginia, have presented the
steiner ,,s4ium,er Matlano with handsome stTeamer, OH
Whlch Is marked the motto; Success"
The examination of applicants for scholarships
III the Nashville Normal Col, ege was concluded
yesterday al Peabody Hall. The applicants, Mr..
tehdents of the neighborhood.
A portion OF Windmill Hill, in tho first ward
facing the river front, caved In yesterday morning.
Several first warders who were seated on the
banks of the old hill listening to the music Of the
buzz saw aud Watching the building of the vessel
~ the new ship-yard, narrowly escaped being
buried alive.
The remains of Edith Fairfax the infant
daughter of Admiral Fairfax Of the United states
Navy whose death occurred at Geneva, n. Y, u
lew days ago, arrived here yesterday, and were
received at the depot by MIR. Demaiue, undertaken,
and conveyed to Ivy Hill Cemetery, where they
we're Inferred. Besides Admiral Fairf,x father Gf
the deceased, and Rev. Mr. Suter, of Christ Church,
present.
Mrs Clif who was shot by her husband some
time ago lthe circumstances of which were fully
given in The REPuBLlcAN), has so far recovered as
" go out As soon us she is able to appear against
her husband he will have a hearing before the
mayor and be committed for the action of the
grand jury OF the corporation court 10 answer the
charge of assault with intent to mam dsiigure,
and kill, the punishment for which crime is i'm
prisonmeGt i'll the pentpntiury for term Of years.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub.
llshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, using the following scale Very
turbid, to s; turbid. to Is slightly tuibid, Is
to % clear % to &c. Condition of the water,
Wednes day, August SO-At Great Falls, / at re-
High tide Thursday, August Sl-9:S2 Il. M, and
$3.50 y. m.
Street lamps will not be lighted tonight.
Miss Matte Abbott, of Thirty thl rd street left
yesterday for southwest Virginia, to remain some
time
Mrs. Sarah A., Welsh, of p street. LEFT yesterday
for visit TO Baltimore.
Probably the heayiest- -tonnaged vessel ever at
our wharyes and the largest schooner ever built
is the Elliott Il. Church, Conray master, now lying
at the coal wharf, where she will take on board
between l,S00 and 1000 tons of coal.
The schooner William l.. FRANKLIN Thomas
master, from Richmond, Va, with 200 tons OF coal
for Washington Gaslight Company, arrived yes
terday
Messrs J. G. and J. NJ. Waters received yesterday
by canal. boat Samuel JaTboe 2201 bushels Of corn
and 1900 bushels of wheat, 800 bushe Is Of the lat
Ter being sold on Change at prices ranging from
l.l0 TO Sill.
The members Of Excelsior Tent No. AZ, !. o. r.,
VIII take part in the temperance parade and en-
campment Tomorrow, and expect a large turnout
OF their order. The members will meet at their
hall ON Thirty-second street promptly at o'clock
ana march thence TO the rendezvous in Washing
ton.
Dr. Grafton Tyler reached home last night from
Capon Springs, amer pleasant stay Of nearly
month.
Mis-, Nellie Williams, one ofour charming bellies,
was honored by being chosen aud crowned Queen
OF Lave and Beauty at the tournament at Capon
Springs.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
The Omcial transactions ms Recorded


The Omciat Trnusnciions as Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. r. Olmstend presents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday as
reported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On ] street north, between Fourth and Fifth
front by l42 feet iiciivs), Henry G. Espey 10
Charles Schneider, $4,000.
On NJ street south, between New Jersey avenue
and First street east part OF subot o. square 7i3 go
feet 'front.' by GO feet), Edward II. Thomas TO Ches-
ter a. Smo0t, S025.
On X street souh. between Ninth and Tenth
streets east subluts is 0nd H. square g5l 40 feet
front by 20 feet), Wi iam I. okie TO Helen Lowell,
$1,000.
On strees norih, between Twentieth and
twenty first streets west west half OF lot 49, squai
100 90 feet Inches front by l2S feet "A inches)
William T. Okic to Mary Pitcher, $1,000.
On CorcOran street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth st.cets west sublots o2and 49, square 20S
39 feet front 10y 50 eet. Francis Wheatley to Hugh
McCraifiey, S2,20O
On twentieth street west, between and f streets
north part of lot l. square l0i (25 feet front by So
fee j. Charles Webster ct al. to John Is. Clark $780,
Same property next above, John b. Clark TO
Charles B.. Purvis, Firman j. Shadd, and James
ii. Smith, $500
EHingham Place, lot 13, block 7, Alfred p. Mars
toll to stephen z. Joslin, $3.50.
Beatty & Hawkins addition to Georgetown. part
Of lots 90 and 90, Mary A. Parker ct al. to James
X. PRODIGY, $3.50
Uniontown, lot 225, Woodbury. Wheeler at al,
trustees to Margaret L. Petty, 500.
Estate of Giles Dyer, lot 2, square s. Charles A.
Walter to Charles Walter, 500.
Columbia Heights, lot IL, block IS, John Sher-
mans subdivision, John Sherman, trustee, TO
William b. Hodges, 81 2T755.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions at the various Dis
trict OHiccs.


Building permits were issued yesterday to Joseph
Jockey, to build four brick dwellings on North
Capitol street, between and northeast Ito cost
5000; Miss NJ. Petty to build one brick dwelling
on Washington street. Uniontowu, d. c., to cost
sl,5O0 Mary c. Mitchell, to make repairs OH
Eleventh street between and streets southc cast,
to cost s700.
The liquor license board have approved the ap-
plications for liquor licenses of John Duringer
ISO Eighth street northwest, and dIsapproyed that
OF 7. Il Bognam & Co., Eleventh aud L streets
northwest
Bids were opened in the Commissioners office
yesterday Tor paving Seventh street northwest from
street TO the Boundry. The bidders were John
Cndmore, Thomas Joyce, and W. H. Mohler Also
for the laying OF sidewalk on Pennsylvania avenue
rom Eleventh to fifteenth streets northwest, and
the bidders we're z. Maloney, j. W. Mcknight, A.
L. Barber. aud II. L. Crawford
The bidders for paving Eleventh street south
east nom Nj to o street were William Hussey, John
Cadmore, p. Mnloncy, and w. II. Mohler. The
committee TO whom the bids were referred re-
ported late last evening that 7. Maloney was the
lowest bidder for the Eleventh street work, his
bid being S6,7lS40 while the Others were all above
S!OOO. For the Seventh street paving W. ii.
Mohler was the lowest bidder at sl0,s2l2S, the
others being over 81 coo. The sidewalk laying on
Pennsylvania nvvnne was not decided.
MAJOR Lydecker and G Cmmissioner Morgan held
a board meeting yes'eiday afternoon but nothing
except current work was unsit cred.
A. 81 ted In THE REPUBLICAN, Oh Monday, Major
Lydecker has been at For,ress Monroe, from
wh4hce he returned yesterday. lie was not in
New YORK, as was erronyousiy stated in various
New York and city papers.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
Police Court Nofcn

Amanda Stewart, colored, was fined SO or thirty
days for stealing five shirts from Daniel Buckner
Julia Smith alias Diggins was sent to jail for
thirty days in default of s10 fine for stealing some
female wearing apparel from Mary Crosslhwalt
IN whose employ she had been as servant
Albert Johnson John Vincent, and William
Walker, three colored youths. were up as sus-
plcious persons, and johnson was recognized by an
officer as the fellow who was wanted in three
cases OF larceny. They were each sentenced to
thirty days in the workhouse and in the mean
time Johnson will be tried in the larceny cases.
Michael Mckeever was fined S5 or fifteen days
for allowing his cows TO feed in the public park
ing.
Thomas Brown, colored boy, was sent to jail
for fifteen days for stealing whip from the car
riage of Felix Draney at the Centre Market.
i'Alber CLARK, coored, was fined So or seven days
for kicking little white boy named John W.
Bright,
John and james Quill, two brothers, were
charged with fighting with each other in the
street James forfeited collateral and John was
fined So.
James Robinson, well known colored thief,
pleaded guilty to stealing silver sSatch fr, m
Henry Allen, and was held To await the action of
the grand jury in default of $500 bonds.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching, and Ul-
eerated 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 or thirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer five 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
after getting warm in bedl acts as poultice, 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. N. Cofinberry, OF Cleye-
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile olnt-
ment: ~ have used scores Of Pile cures ana IL
affords me pleasure to say that l have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma.
rent relief as Dr. Williams Indian Ointment"
Fer sale by stott & Cromwell, or mailed ON re-
ceipt Of price, 81. HENRY & CO., Proprietors.
A&Th g. Vesey street, New York city,
A FULL LINE OF SPRING AND SUMMER
IA STYLES or
8 FL = Il 3
are now offered 10 the public 1t the LOWEST CASH
PRICES
Canvas Balls, Tennls Seaside, ant Low-Quarter
Bh0es, for men and boys
Ladies lace Boots, Ties, fnd slippers, OF the best
At TIz MArket Space.
nJs WI RICH.
National Republican., 1882-08-31
John Sherman 81 Co.,
REAL ESTATE AuCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. l4I F STREET NoRTI


TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. I4I F STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust, dated the LIST day OF
March, A. D. 1851, and recorded in liDer No. 9ji,
folio ll2. ct seq. one OF the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and by direction of the party
secured thereby, viii sell q public auction In trout
OF the premises MONDAY. the 4TH DAY OF
sEPTEMBER, A. b, 1882, at $40 o'clock D. M. the
f1lowng DESCRIBED real estate Situated In the city of
Lot numbered Thirty (o0) In John Sherman's re-
corded subdivision OF square numbered seven hun.
tred and twenty (720 improved by brick dwelling
Northeast
Terms of SALE one-fourth cash balance in three
Fears with in,er st at per cent per annum, payable
lemlnnnually deferred payment secured by deed OF
loo deposit required at time of SAFE Ifterms of sale
Ire not complied with In seven days the properly
will be resOd at risk and cost OF deaultlng pui.
chaser. after Ave days advertisement In any one of
The daily papers. Conveynncng and recording at
purchasers cost.
JEROME LEE, Trustee
Gn1n -Ia
National Republican., 1882-08-31
baltimore General Market,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 50.-Cotton quiet middllng 1877
@l3c Flour steady, with moderate local demand;
Howard street and Western supcrhne, i3 2SI3 75 du
extra ~ oOoiI 75; do family, e 0jGG 0G City Mills
superiine. 50 OoG3 7G do extra, a O0ae so do Rio
brands, s6Oo baltimore high grade family, GO 75 do
winter wheat, patent, 81 25. whcat-Southern quiet
Western easier closing flrmer Southern red, 81 l26n
H. do amber, q is; No. Western winter red,
spot, IL i1s@l l5S August, 81 ljs@i iIA September
81 l1l@i lla; October, 81 l2@ti ia; November s 10
tui b'q; DecelnOe lIA@l l41P. COrn-Southern qulet
and STEADY; Western dull; southern white, sSc; do.
yello Z: Western mixed september, So &C asked.
October; SgSi'sc; November, 1esg7gc; November
actlve southern, lO6glGc; do red, rust proof 3sliO
Western white, 4lell &c; do mixed, adiJc; pensyl-
vnnia, iOtyIjc Rye dull at use. Hay steady: prime To
choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland, els 6OGi6 90
Provisions Ii Sher and firm; mess PORK, "a or bulk
meatsShoulders and clear rib Sides PACKED, II a6D
lsc; Observation-Disclosures, l2Sc: clear rib sides, H. q;
hams, l54glGsc. Lard. refined. iic, Butter firm |;
Western packed. lSVpsDc; creamery, 2i6g2Sc. Esgs
firm ut 20. Petroleum nominally higher and uull
refined, nc. Coffee dull; Rio cargUcs. ordinary to
nir, S'4I0vc. Sugar quiet: A soft, ysac Whisky
quiet anu steady at - 1891 % Recelpts-Four, 81
barrels wheat, 2G5 600 bushels; corn, 1892 bushels
oats, 5,gO bushels; rye, 2Gj bushels shipments
Wheat $3.50 bushels; corn, nne. saics-MheaI, 5OJ
961 bushels; corn. 81 Az bushels.