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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

The tissue Of THE WEEKLY NATIoNLI RFPunLtcAN
commenced on Thursday, January g. isg2. HHd hand.
fornc do,btc sheet n epf pdO,s and arysir columns.
contains ne ners IRON du parts Of ne word and is
specially intcrcstin0 containing me proceedings Of
he Executive, Legislative, and J,jctdi branches Of ne
Government, Including ne appointnolts promotions,
assignment dd dtsaissus H ~ departments Of Cor
erTnent service contains nj report or army and
navy morep,oHls and orders. inciudss spectdi
feature c political personal ond social nous aud So
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FOR sALB or RENT.


Os RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
No. piG + street U.ower Floor northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses aud Rooms. furnished and unnirnlshed, Of
every descr on, In al parts of tho city. for Rent.
ROOM RENTING a SPECIALITY
on new and novel plan, for the convenience Of the
public, ahording. FREE or CHARGE, by aid OF dia.
grams. choice without visiting all the premises
giving nm accurate description ofali. WITH RNCHANoE
OF nEFEUENCE WHEN HEautHED.
We also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture. &C.
Great bargains for few days ia iots
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
No ia 18th 81. n. W., lno parlors and rooms.
No go Del, ave. N O., nice rooms, near Capitol
No a6i II a.. n. W., nice rooms.
No. SIC t2th ~. n. W., nice rooms for housekeeping.
No 1883 Corcoran st. n W., three elegant rooms.
Corner Maple and Hardwood avenues fso OrOit Park,
magnificent house aud lot for sale or rent
Store, corner ~ and slh s,s cheap 70 good party.
11ree new rooms, 2ilS g street northwest.
GREAT DEMAND for vacant rooms ri our ONCE
Qnice hours, 0R m. TO D. m, ,.,,,.
fea SUTPuEN a ROGERS.
I,oR SALE or RKNT--A MODERN BRICK
~ nwelliRg furnished; with or without 900 acres
OF Land binding on the Washington Brunch Railroad
Address MRS ~. A. K1LBOUitN, Jessups, Mary
land ieiSl2t~
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AdmInIstrator's sale OF nooLs, &c.

Commencing on Monday evening next, February
27, at half past seven o'clock, Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer will SELL by order of +, L, Brocko ESQ.,,
administrator, the valuable private library, to-
gether with the fine collection of etohings and en-
a few valuable oil paintings, the property of an
other owner, Catalogues are now ready, and the
books are also ready tor examination at Dowling's
auction rooms. The etchings and engravings can
be seen at Augim's antiquarian book store until
Monday next, after which they can be seen at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24
MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
Additional Funds Received by the Treas
urer of fI,c RelIcr EMnd.

urer OF the Relief Fund.
The following report from the treasurer of tho
Michigan Relief Fund shows additional moneys
received since the former statement;
wAsHNeroN u. G.. Feb. q, 1882.
Hon. l.. NJ MAHBLE, Chairman Michigan Relief
Committee:
DEAR SiRAs treasurer Of the local relief fund fol
the Michigan sufferers have received since my las
published statement the following contributions
y. l.. Moore, Georgetown, D. G., SlO; War Depart
REPunIIcAN Office, through II. u. Conger, esq,
si250; n. Schmedtie, jcwoler Seventh street s
United states Treasury, through Hon. IL W. Height.
ley $3.50 X, Icres ford printer, s5i G. G, willard
Ebbltt House, Si0; j q. Cooke, Willard's Hotel
tl0 e. W. Spotiord, Riggs House, sl0; cash item
~ cents; total, S906,G0; which amount have th'
day rcmted to the treasurer Of the rvuef cOminiteC
at Port Huron, Michigan. Total received and re
mitted, N6og9i My accounts may be verified by ref
junction with this, Your Ubedient servant,
RICHARD W. TYLER, Treasurer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

The trial Of Sergeant Mason, at the Arsenal, wal
continued yesterday at eleven a. m. The proceed
ings of Tuesday were read, corrected, and ap
proved. Captain McGilway was cross examined
by Mr.. Bigclow for the defence, but nothing new
was learned. General Crocker warden ofthe Dis
e' a WnS ia chinS & o ~ 'he GUse
until ten n. IN. to-day Sergeant Mason durinJ
tho examination of General Crocker on the pOiu
as to whether he (hiason) knew that Guiteau wa
in the habit of appearing at his cell window L
watch the arrival of the relieving troops, rose anC
said: al will settle that point. did know it,"
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7ae price Qt THE NArIoNAt REPUBLICAN 6V mail
cr at nho cOuntc, Is THREE cRNTs for single copy
firo pooki, rwENtY-FtvE CENTS; ono month FlFry
CENTS tiOo months, ONE pouLAn; three months ONE
DOLLAR AND HAtFi str months ruREE DOLLARS;
cycdr, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bV he pub
hsherS.
mo delivered q, Hd'hfngton and ne suburbs bV car
tisrs dt me sdrJ rates.
7hore nobctcr tWe hdn nc present 10 subscribe for
ne hueiio brightest and best nctUspdper ptbished at
Ne National uDttdL Send copies 10 pour friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

Generul Chalmers made considerable reputation
during the war as a soldier noted for his dash and
bravery, And now he is keeping up his reputa-
tion for at least one OF those qualities, He has
made dash az seat in Congress, with intent 10
capture II, and his sole weapon Ia the fact that
tickets voted for his oppone4thad pEinters dash
upon them. The dRahing soldier win hereafter be
known as the dAshNng) Congressional claiInAnt.-
FoksbUr0 HeTald lDe6l1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24
rHoMAs poWIIfNn. Il ~ KuSlIonesTn, nOnIII'IfIi fe9tIi
United states Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue OF four wrts of or facias. ISSUED OF
the CLERK Oce of the supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, anu TO directed will soil at public
sale, for cash. ut the door Of the CourtHouse of said
District, On MONDAY, the 18Th day OF March. 1852,
nt - O'Clock all tho right tltle claim and interest
OF the defendant IN and TO the following.described
ots of ground IN said District, viz Lots Nos 4 H. ~,
81 aud west half OF TO- In Block No. 3; Lot No O. IN
Block No. s; Lot NO s. In Block No. y; Lot No. in
Block No ~: Lot No. s. Ia Block NO rs; Lots Nos z
and H. In Block No 10: Lot No 10, In Block No. III;
and Lots Noa. o and Q, In Block No. ~, In Todd a.
Browns subdivision Of part OF Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Pialus,
Also the following lots In the city Of Washington,
ID, q, Viz Enst half OF lot No. ~, In Drurys subdi
vision or Square No 2o9 Lots Nos aud 10 IN Square
No. 23; Lot No l. IN Square No 1895 Lots Nos I. 2,
and O. in square northwest Of square No, 1885, Lots
Nos t2 and 49, in Square No. 1858; east 30 feet Inch
of Lot No. and all OF Lots Nos T. and In Square
No. lO6a together With nl md singular the improve
ments thereon Levied upon as the property OF Will
lam b. Todd to satisfy Execution No, 1874, Mt law,
in favor of Michael William; No. i9i7i, AT law, in
favor OF M w, 0slt ct al No. 1862 at law, IN favor
of William NJ. Gait; No. lO,062 at law, ln favor OF
John Van Rlswick. Q. H. HENRY,
y mi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

The tomatoes in market are very good. Do not
slice them. Plunge them In hot water, gently coax
them TO yield their skins put them ON ice as they
lie plump and red, add the merest pinch Of salt
and red pepper do not insult them with vinegar,
aud eat ut breakfast as a first dish.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24
The Smith { Egge Manuict1ring' COMPANY

LOCK BOX l7O5, BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers Of apecinlties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Grant
PadlOckg, sewing N achine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks; the Autonatcallymad Giant sanh. Chain,
per0r every other aud very much cheaper (no spe
ciAl pulley requlred) The blnith a EEgo Manufhc-
tarin 90. ala0 special attontioAiO tho m0ng0f
estimates for the Of the mAnnfaeture of pate6ted
inventions and all the necessary TOOLS aud the manu-
featuring Of the same on royalty. All communiole
fiona treated c0nfdentialiy. dele lThf3t1n
-.-aa, M ,aaa
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United States Marshai's Sale.

BY virne nf writ OF feri facas issued out of The
Clerks O1lce of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia aud to me directed, will sell at public
sale cash. at the door of the Court House or said
IL o'clock M. all the right title, clalm and interest
of the defendant IN and to the following described
property to wit Lot No. AZ and part of Lot II, in
Square No, S7i, commencing for Same at the south;
east corner OF said Lot f2, thence north % feet
Inches, and with that width back to public alley.
Also Lots l. and NJ, In Square No, 62g, of Vests
subdivision Of said square, situated in the city of
Washington said District together with all and sin
tular the improvements thereon Levied upon as the
properly OF Sarah c. Folansbee to satisfy Execution
No. z, hi, at law, in iavor OF John McGrann,
G. T. HENRY, u. s. Marshal
TtFoa noNvtTNyn AnctiOuppr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

II is told Of a Rochester man who has become a
disciple OF Oscar wilde that he whitewashes his
wood before he puts II ON the fire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24


THE Sage of Gramercy Park remarked
in the winter Of 1880, and repeated the
remark even after the nomination of
Hancock at Cincinnati, that the party
which should get control of the Govern
ment in 1881 would retain that control
for the coming quarter of century. We
have never had much faith in any
prophecy emanating from that source,
but in this case we are willing to admit
that the old man spoke the truth for
once in his life. And we commend this
especial utterance from the lips of their
revered eX-President" to those of our
Democratic friends who are now inclined
to indorse another prophecy from an
other source, which reads as follows
"Inasmuch as the Republican party will,
at the end of the present presidential
term, have been in power continuously
for twenty-four years, u chance for further
custody of the Government may be
clouded in doubt" OF course it will be
the natural thing for the gamblers in
politics to try new deal in 'S4, as they
did in '72, and it is possible they are pre-
pairing for it by the promulgation of such
statements as the foregoing. But we are
of the opinion that other people than the
gamblers will succeed in this country in
the future as in the past.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24
WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY %, 1882.
Formulation Of thO NafOnaI CaptaI.. 10000.
Amusemsnts Tonight.

NATIONAL TuEATRt--"Black Crook"
FoRp's orrRA- -HorsE--" Two Nights In Rome"
LINCOLN HALL-Lccturp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

The Roederer champagne producers have noti-
fed the sorrowing world not TO expect any morC
of that brand for two years. This Is the longes
while between drinks yet.-San Francisco Post
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united States Marshaps Sale.

By virtue OF writ of lerl facias issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell nt public
SALE for cash, at the door OF the COurtouse for said
IL o'clock m oil the right tide claim, and interest Of
the defendant in and 70 the Following described prop
erty TO wit: The south half of subiot number sixty.
two CD in J. f. olmsteads subdivision OF part Of lot
twelve (l2), recorded IN Iber III. D. O., folio -2t
Surveyors Office, said District together with MI and
singular the improvements thereon. Levied upon
the property OF Slas =. Huntey, to satisfy ESecu-
ton No. 00l5 equity In favor of Charles c. Huntley.
g. IL. HENRY, U. s. Marshal.
Tuos. DOwIING. AuCtioueer. fp2I-dtg
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signor Frank insists that he has examined the
nusty documents which record that Patti was
born In Madrid thirty nine years ago last Sunday
fnur a nj.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24
HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

II HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
One Bay Family Horse; kind, sound and good
style extra roadster; l6 hands high; weight, 1l0O;
suitable for a lady.
one fouryear-oid Gray Norman (trotting stocS);
l5h hands high; has fine style and action, and is
good one.
One new light Brewster Carriage shifting top; ona
good secondhand Spring-Top Buggy, cheap
All can be seen at 3Gj pennsylvania avenue north
west. fe2f3t~
VNOR SALE-GooD DRIVING AND BADDLH
IL Horse years old; party leaving the city: price,
ti76. Call nc ll6 Tenth street northwest ie71-3t~
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United States Marshai's Sale.

by virtue of q writ OF horl facias issued out of
the Clerks office Of the, Supreme Court Of the
sell At public sale, for cash at the Court House
door of said District, on SATURDAY, the 4th day OF
interest OF the defendant in and 10 the following
described property, To wit Lots Nos: 3 and g. IN
square north of square No. 60 in the city of WASH
ington. said District, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, levied upon the prop
ery oftho defendant, Mark Young 20 satisfy EKec-
ton No, $685. ataw, In favor Of the Citizens National
Bank.
G. f. HENRY,
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING,
nj usfin
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKIsU HATH (DR. BoVEEsl.
IN iii7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large Pooi
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday. Open from TN 10; Saturday. ia
Baths q; six tickets $3.50 DR.. H. l.. BoVEE, lslec-
trician. oc20Iy
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PERSONAL.

0 - REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR NUMBER
spO of hack name of driver whose reckless
driving knocked down and qerionsly injured an e-
dorly gentleman on corner Fourteenth street and
Psnnsylvanl avenue, at y. IN. on Monday. Apply
to LIEUTENANT ARNOLD Sixth Precinct. q. ste
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JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

cARAlA0E MANUFACTURERS
(steam usou), $40 Pennsylvania aSenus, ueAr Third
street West Washington, d. O. Carriages and HAr-
nega received ON storage and sold on cOnlnisslon.
CHTiaEea repaired aol-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

Our weekly Rent LAST, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF Houses
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c, and how they may b,
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city
Money 10 loan on real estate. Call.
fe2O b. IL, WARNER, plB + street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

The predictions in these columns re-
garding the Bradlaugh case in the British
House of Commons were verified almost
as soon as they were written. Mr.. Brad
laugh had no sooner taken the oath and
aggressively taken his seat in violation of
the Speakers mandate than he was cX-
PEELED, new election was ordered for
Northampton, and the announcement
was made that Mr.. Bradlaugh would
stand for reelection. Now, it wiz fol-
low, as we have said, that he will be re-
turned. And then? Well, more mar
tyrdom and more advertising for Mr..
Bradlaugh. Meanwhile it will perhaps
be of interest to call attention to Mr..
Gladstone's peculiar attitude in this
strange case. From the first he has been
"liberal" enough to be Mr.. Brad
laughs friend-his professed friend
and sympathi2er-but he has 81
ways yieldcIl. sJne management OF the
1 Ease to the Conservatives in the House,
and Sir Stafford Northcote has accord
ingly welded complete control over it.
Thus it happened on Wednesday last Mr..
Gladstone declared, in effect, that Mr..
Bradlaugh had, by taking the prescribed
oath, habilitated himself as member of
the House; but as to the manner of his
taking the oath and assuming his seat i'll
violation of the Speakers orders, he de-
clared that he had been guilty of fragrant
disobedience, and as to the method of
punishment for that disobedience he had
! pntl,tnsr 10 Tlnuo In ,e,
side of the world who would accuse an
American statesman guilty of such ter
giversation of being astride the fence.
In the Irish question at the organiza-
ton of the present Parliament he
did the same; first coquetting with
the Irish party to effect the overthrow
of the Conservatives, and then yielding
in a large measure the control of that
| question to the Conservatives, coquetting
with them in turn, until he secured the
passage of the land act against the pro-
test of his former allies, the Irish party.
The result of all this will be continu-
ance of the Bradlaugh issue, in which
Mr.. Gladstone will act as the doubtful
friend of the Northampton infdel, while
the more substantial onus of overriding
the peoples wishes and denying the
rights of q great constituency to repre-
sentation will apparently rest upon the
shoulders of Sir Stafford Northcote and
his Conservative friends. In this re-
spect Mr.. Gladstone is as true to the
liberal and progressive principles he pro-
fesses as he was during our civil war,
when he espoused the cause of the rebel
| lion.
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
a CLERR's OFTICE,

HOUSE Oh tiEPiil1aENIAIiNES W. 81
WABHIROroN, ID, o., Feb ~, 1882.
Sealed proposals viii be received a. this otfieeto Y
for delivering 70 the United states Apuse Of Repro
sentAuyea aud for storing in he vaults IA tue south
wing OF the Capitol Rifty Cords merchRntabie oak
Wood sawed ia Two cuts. 70 lneAsiire lYs cubic eei
per cord All TO be delivered on belure tbe lth day
0f March, 10 be corded aud mOaaured attbe Capitol
Ihe tght TO accept or reject any and al BIDS Is 70
served 70 the Government
HnyelOpeP containing bids nust be masked Pro-
poAalH for Wood and Addressed 70
EDWARD McPItKRBOH,
ielStd Clerk HOnse Of ofhepresenthuVes.
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PROPOSALS.
0FTI,,E nv prIInfna isop y AWE

Il OFTICR OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs,
WARRINGTON, d. g., Feb -, 1882
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
Bronze and brass Hardware for doors aud windows
In the North Wing OF the Building TOR State, War,
and Navy Departments, in this city, will be received
at this office until ~ O'Clock m, Of MARCH 10, 1882
and opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of
Specifications, general instructions 70 bidders, and
plank forms OF proposal will be fnrnshed TO estab
liBhed manufacturers Of and dealers In fine bronze
hardware upon application 10 this office
THOS, LINCOLN CASEY,
fe24-6t Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers.
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FOR observation-disclosures.
FOR SALE-Lots.

TNoR RENT-HALF OF THE LARGE sToR
II Room, No. 78i Seventh street northwest; sultat
for fancy goods, millinery, &c; cheap fe248ta
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MONEY 10 LOAN
AT LOWEST RATES or INTEREST
on Real ESTATE security.

IuUst q FIoH MI q OD.,
fo2-3m 152i street northgeaat
COLONEL JAMES L. HUBARD, ATTORNEY
- At-lRw and William d. CabelL esq ofier Tarms
for sale on nost favorable terms n the James River
ton city property. Call NJ as COrc0ran building
la3bAn
IN IREIAL RATE or INHERENT ALLowRD
Il on Time Deposits, United states nOndb bought
and sold a palkst rates. Colleqlons made every
where, by y y. sQuIkR a CO., hankers, tlle PENN
gyivnnA avenue nhfB-n
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WANTEp-A WOMAN no DO GENERAL
w HQusowork; warcs liberal TO experienced
and dweiltecommendod peraUn Apply to JAMES s.
nhLANo' second Comptroliers Ohlce, Treasury De
partment fe2E3tf
WANTEn-A GOOD COOK AND CHAMBER
w maid white preferred references required,
at 1891 Vermont avenue. fe24-ats
WANTED-A WHITE COOK WHO WILL
w wash nnd iron; also white Nurse Glrl, German
preferred Call before 10 M, nt 1888 Vermont ave
me- fc233s
NXTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, TO DO THE
w work for hmily OF twn; good home and
WAGES gNen must be superior COOK ana lhundreSs.
1906 Connecticut avenue ie2.9ts
WTANTED--A SWEDISH GlnL, TO DO GEN
w eral Ilousework. Apply today (Thuraday), be
fe23-3ts
w WANTEp-A REsPECTABLE WHITE WO-
w man ns Nurse aud Chambermnid: city references
required. Apply any evening nt 1893 CONNECTICUT
avenue fe&i-3ts
WTANTED-A FIRST. CLASS COOK, AT Z2s A
w street southeast good wages no othors need
apply. fe22-3ts
WANTED "A RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED
w woman rs Nurse for an infant; must come well
rccommended. Apply at once at 1913 Tenth street
northwest. fe22-3ts
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FOR RENT-Furnished Houses,

INoR RIcNT-NEw AND wELIrBUILT HOUSE,
II containing II cheerful, sunny rooms, well fur.
nshed large garden tec.; would sell on easy terms.
Apply at 1874 street. at Kennedy's TO Fifteenth
street - fe93-6ta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

DRoFEssoR PHILIP LAWRENCE, OF NEW
Il York, lnstructs In Eocutiop orntory, and Act
ing AZ sLs lwei N street, Washrington D. ladies
pllshed Adelaide Nelson From my lamenled pupil.
one Of the most talented teachers for the stage
Adelaide Nelson. feI.IA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-24

JNoR RENTS uNFURNIsHED COMMUNICATE
II Ing Rooms, second floor; water and bath
very convenient for housekeeping Apply al lGl5
Eighth street northwest. fe2i-5tt !
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

INoR SALE-A HANDSOME CHAMBER SUIT.
IL In walnut, and other Furniture. at private sale
family leaving the city. 1872 Twentyht street north
wpNf. fell-3tH