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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-03-23


Chicago & Northwestern
RAILWAY
Is the OLDEST, BEST CONSTRUCTED, THE
BEST EQUIPPED, and hence the
LEADING RAILWAY
OF THE
West and Northwest!
It is the shortest and best route between Chica-
go and all points in
Northern Illinois, Iora, Dakota Wyoming,
Nebraska, California, oregon, Ariz0-
ma, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Mon
tauo, Nerada, and for
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
OMAHA, DENVER,
LEADvULE,
SALT LAKE,
SAN FRANCISCO,
DEADWOOD,
SIOUX CITY,
Cedar Rapids Des Moines, Columbus, aad all
points in the Territories and the West.
Also, for Dihraubee, Green Bay
Oshkosh, Sheboygda, Marquette,
Fond du Lac, Vatertolgn,
HOUght0R, Neendh,
Menasbd Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Huron,
Volga, Bismarck, Wiaonu, Lacrosse,
OiCdtonuu, and all points IN Min
nesota, DAKOTA Wisconsin,
and The NOrtbWcd.
At Council Bluffs the Trains of the Chicago q
Northwestern and the T. p. R'ys depart from
and arrive at and use the same joint Union
Depot
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-03-23

Testimony of such high order and so out
spoken in its nature cannot be questioned, and
places the remedy to which il refers on the
highest plane Of value For all diseases Of the
kidneys, liver or urinary organs, nothing ever
known in the history Of the world can for a
moment compare with it.
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National Republican., 1882-04-17

Tonight, at FoTd's Opera. House, the John r..
Rogers Comedy Company, supporting pretty
Minnie Palmer, the charming cOmediennc, aud
Mr. II. L. GTaham, the funniest Of German dialect
comedians, viii commence their second engage
mcnt IN this city, producing William Gll's musi.
cal comedy IN three acts, entitled "My Sweet.
heart" Since their lrst visit last october the
piece has undergone a thorough change and re-
vision, new scenes and situations introduced, and
new music added The Oscar Wilde craze receive
pleasing take of, Between the first and second
acts Master Max EcndiN luFed sixteen years., who
Gr, ated such nlrOrc In New York with Dr. Dam
Tusch's orchestra during the May festival, viii
render one Of his famous violin solos. Tho com.
pauy closed their second engagement at Baltimore
last Saturday evening nnd the business was eyi-
dcnce that the llttlc lady and her superb company
gave u pleasing entertainment,
National Republican., 1882-04-17

Nfessrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown, real estate
brokers, have recently made the following sales:
For N. W. Burchell, sublot, l, square 2li, being
No. 100 Vermont avenue. to Colonel william VIM
lhrop, Assistant Judge. Advocate General for
$500; for Mrs. Isabella L. Rnggold, part of lot
2l square 100, being 0l2 Fifteenth street, to Hon.
Hugh McCulloch. for $1,000; for Henry r. Miles
lots AZ and 49, square 1872. facing Scott Circle TO Mrs
Emma s. Andrews wife Of +. +. Andrews, the
artist for Sl3,5O0; for George Il. Lemon lot 25
square 139. being No. 1918 Jefferson place, to Mrs
Jeannie Tru Rives, for 5000; fr William Z. Gra-
ham, lot X, square 2ib, No. 1917 Vermont avenue, to
Mrs. Ada Il. TyssOwski, for 5000 for Henry STAN
ton, lots 10 aud 16, square 1920, TO John w. Starr
for $500: for Benjamin f. Davis lot IS of the
subdivision of the south grounds of Columbian
University to William c. Hill, for g, ,Sl2; for the
Columbian University, subl0t 81 of their suDd-
vision to William c, Hin for S2,250; for said Uni
vGrsity the north 80 feet of lot 8, square 3l3 to
Daniel Murray, for S29l7; for Mrs, Mary ID. Biddle
trustee of Philadelphia, tho following lots In the
subdivision of the north grounds of Columbian
University: Lot /, block SO, to Miss Mary +. Mat.
thews for 81 620 lots l6 and II, block 40 to George
~ Rider Tor 81 450 lots Is aud TO- block 49, TO Miss
Mary l.. Mann, for 81 ,i5O; lots % and "a block 49,
to Francis $. Deland, for s225O lot q block H. to
Mrs Elizabeth $ Stone, for 81 l25, and lot 3, block
II, to A. NJ. MGLachlen, for Sll25 They have also,
in connection with Mr. b. ii. Warner, sold Nos.
1883 and 1885 street, for Hon John q. Adams,
trustee, of Boston, TO Mr.: Lcandcr NJ Hubby, Of
Ohio, for S3l 900, cash and to the same purchaser
for l.. Seldner, Of Baltimore, that valuable bust
ness properly known II, O2l Pennsylvania avenue,
now occupied by the Boston dry goods store, for
tho qIu al O1O cash
National Republican., 1882-04-17
The DistrIct Commissioners.

pe0nlt WIS NsueI tNIuTlny 70 William i.
Brown to put 5000 worth Of repairs on house No,
0l5 Twelfth street norll west,
The Commissioners Saturday received from Mr.
Henry D. Cooke a handsome crayon portrait of
his father Ex-Governor Henry d, Cooke, which
has been hung on the walls of the Commissioner
ONCE
The Commissioners have issued the order re.
QuChicl by the INSPECTOR Of Plumbing instruCting
the Inspector Of buildings to require the plumbing
rc uinllous ~ be complied with before a permit
be granted
4 request ha, been granted by the Commission.
ers for twcnty'one trees TO be planted IN the
grounds Surrounding the Woman's Christian As.
ISOLATION.
Int orers were at work Saturday under direction
ofthe parking commission cutting grass IN nearly
all the public parks,
National Republican., 1882-04-17
JuMBo,s INTRODUCTION
To the Other EIcphnnss-Tds Falls In BovS
Win tlie nnt,N Aiice.

WIN tste HnDF Ahtts
Jumbo was introduced to his fellow captvcs at
the Madison Square Garden New York, Saturday
afternoon When the performance was over aud
the immcnce crowd had departed, eighteen clc.
plants Of various sizes were led into the south
ring and ranged In line ON the south side.
Queen was not there, MS she had already received
the honor ofau introduction 10 the distinguished
foreigner, and PLATE was absent, his surly dispose
ton and unruly temper uniting him for coed
society. Tho elephants being all arranged accord
to their rank, Jumbo came slowly into the ring,
accompanied by his keeper. When The elephants
saw the huge mountain Of Hcsh, swayng from side
TO side, coming down the track there was n
momentary thrill of surprise along the line. One
or two of the youngest elephants gave audible evil
dCnce Of their agitation. They were quickly
frOwnod down by the older ones, and the whole
party put on most dignihed and serene appear
0nce.
As JUMBO PASSED ALONG
he was greeted with uplinedtruuks. He returned
the salute and shook trunks with the party In u
friendly but rather bored manner Afer ex.
changing oiviltics with Jumbo, nm elephant would
run his trunk nloug the monsters back. One ILL
bred little elephant not used to good society, gave
his tail pull jnst as he got pnst and then looked
innocent and appeared 10 be searching intenty for
peanuts in the siwdust. There was no sign OF
fear among the elephants, aud Jumbo seemed TO
know" until he came to the elephantine damsol
Baby. When he saw her, he stopped, and reach
lls OuN lllN lIWllk llhl bthNN
again, all the time looking at her In most inter-
estcd and loving manner. 1t was evidently case
Of
LOVE At FIRST SIGHT.
Baby was naturally thrown into q flutter Of ex-
element but she managed to keep upa decent np-
pearanco of Coyncss. She finally consented, how
ever, to shake trunks with her admirer, and aber
while allow, herself IN be CRresscd, even going
far as TO return her lovers endcarments. The
o'her female elephants pres mt were scandalzed,
aud wound their truukstogether rs If saying" Oh,
the bold faced thing. Did you everl" Jumbo was
walked up ana down the line several times, the
elephants doing their hest TO atr1ct his attention
rs he passed. But he had eyes ouly for Baby, and
when at length they oil were started around tho
track that gldiy damscl ran on ahead, disdaning
to walk with the others, so proud was $ g np-
finally led out OF the ring to his stable he cast
long lingering look over his shoulder that gave
evidence that he had ceased tomourn for his Eng-
lish Alice
National Republican., 1882-04-17

The performance of this lively comedy ut Lin.
coin Hall Saturday night, for the benefit of little
Eva Henderson, was decidedly enjoyable; The
cast, which was published In full in Saturday IS
REPUBLICAN,, was strong one, and ali acquitted
themselves creditably. Tho interest centcrcd in tho
paris of MarB Neirose, by Miss Minette Thompson
Violet, by Miss sarah Manypenny, aud BiiHdd, by
the young beneficiary, all of which were excel
lently rendered. Miss Thompson, by her bright
and artistic acting, fully justified the reputation
she has earned and Miss Manypenny made most
successful debut, while little Eva plainly evinCed
her dramatic talent, Miss Anna Hopperton ex-
hiDitcd he sterling aud reliable qualities which
have made her so strong an attraction In amateur
performance, aud the acting of Nlessls. Murdoch,
lackey, aud Others was easy and correct. The
number Gf the audience showed that the benefit
Wns substantial one,
National Republican., 1882-04-17
FITz-JoHN PoRTER,s CASE.
The President Deciding That lIe Has No
PoMer 20 AnnuI the Scntence.

The President has notified General Fitz-John
Porter in answer to his petition for relief from the
sentence of the court. martial, that he can do
nothing in the case, as 1t is entirely beyond his
power This action Is based upon an opinion by
Attorney General Brewster and received the
unanimous concurrence of the Cabinet at its
meeting Saturday. The Attorney General holds
that the President has power to review the pro-
ccedings of the court.mariiul aud annul its SEN
tcnce, and therefore can afford the applicant no
relief through n revision of the sentence IN his
case. "Thut sentence he says, Involved i'm
mediate dismissal from the army and disability to
hold Office thereafter. The dismissal is an accom-
plishol fhct, and far the sentence Is completely
executed. The disability is a continuing punish
mCnt, and In regard to that the sentence is being
executed. The lntter may be remittcd by the ex-
erCsg Of the paTiOnng power but the former
cannot in any way be affected thereby Thus n
pardon would not restore the applicant to The
office In the military service from which he was
dismissed. This could only be done by an appoint.
ment uuucr special authority from Congress- A
copy OF the opinion has been sent to General Por-
ter by Secretary Lincoln, with the information
that the President concurs in the views therein
py
National Republican., 1882-04-17
FoR SALE AND RENT.
SUTPHEN & ROGERS,
Real Estate and Rental Departm't t,

STREET, 939 NORTHWEST.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
business PROMPTLY TRANSACTED.
FREE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE DAILY
PAPERS
FOR SALE
Positively Great Bargain 10 an Immediate Pur-
chaser In Choice Building Lots and Fine Residence
with modern improvements.
FOR SALE
HOUSES WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
No. lgi4 10Th st. n W., l0-room House.
No. 1915 10Th 81. n W., l0-room House.
street
e.room House on street, S3O11.
7-rOom House on street. el7JO
New House and 1900 feet, for sale for 800.
Nos i0J, 1lO5, ii0f iiJg, I'LL aud it3 ST. nice
Groom Houses, and at n bargain.
A nice Groom two-story House, modern improve.
ments, st., between llth and 18th pressed brick
mont nice paris ising &c, t70On
Nice Broom Brick House, on 9th ST. between o and
Nice throe-story Brick House. rooms, modern i'm
provements With twostory Brick stable, No. 100 lith
72i iSth at, ~ W. House and Lot 2o6 by 100 feet at
5000; terms to suit
Very fine Farm, about miles from city, under good
cultivation.
Six beautiful Lots on NJ st., west OF Connecticut
Three building Lots, near 10th and p ss. n. W., at
20 cents, ~ by 81
Also 10 beautiful Building Lots in Georgetown.
overlooking Washington city, ON St
Very desirable Building Lots, comprising n whole
front commanding beautiful vlow OF the whole city,
WANTED
Houses Lots, and Farms 70 sell ,.
mrT SUTpHEH & ROGERS.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

Mr.. John Philip sousa, the leader of the Marine
Band, announces the following programme at the
concert at the barracks nj 1880 this morning
Grand fantasia Madame Fayartl' onenbach
waltz, "Zoedonen Born duet flr two cOrnets
1.-THE Swiss Boy (BenO, performed by Messfs
Jmger and Petrola potpourfi "Ihe Masc0tte
Hadran; % &c caprice, f6e Little Flattercr" Ellen,
berg; mosaic, La Belle Helene" OhGnbach,
National Republican., 1882-04-17

NE Bsue orTHE WEEKLY NATIoNAL REPUBLICAN
commenced on T1tvsduy JdnudrV5. 1852. n Is hand
rome double sheet Of EIGHT pages aud dystr columns.
il contains me noir' rrom ~ ors Or he ,c0rd and Is
Spcciaty Interesting containing me proceedings Of
hc ErtcJur, legislative and Judicial branches NJ he
Government Including ne appointments, promotions,
assignments, aud disDs'dlS IN all departments Of Coz
cninent ssrtfcs. contains q W report Of army and
Hdry DiorcmSntS n1d orders. n includes special
ftotro ne political syso,,di, and social neics and so
eistv cosstp AZ ne Nation sCuppOL
Hi short, n t NJ, bcN and only 'rcsLiy paper IN
America ptrinp no dddi'ioH 10 u general nctUs from
oUpdrts n N, Uo,ld, a complete photograph Of ne
doin0S and proceedings at he Cupi,di OF ne Nation,
7trms' SnGtc coptss oNE DOLLAR AID FIFTY
CENTS Or yenr ten comics more address, OH
DOLLAR per copN Postage prepaid by the publishers.
Sample copies fiNc,
Nor is me t'yne 10 subs~yibs
National Republican., 1882-04-17

There have been few events looked forward to
with more Interest by the ladies than the reopen
ing Of Charles Baams palace store, No. 4lG Seventh
street aner It's recent damage from water and
smoke, OccasiOned by the fire in an adjoining
building The magnificent stock which was in-
iured by the fire will be disposed of at wonderful ly
low rates. An immense stock of buttons and fine
assortment of made.up lace goods are offered at
half price, n reduction Of % per cent on dress
trimmings is announced, end flowers, ribbons,
parasos, laCes and gloves will be sold at surpris-
ingly low figures. Mr. Baum's store will bG the
scene this week Of some OF the r,atest bargains,
and offers the most inducements of any business
lDD.LLN In L LLn nLl
National Republican., 1882-04-17
CentennIaI of IrIsI, independence.

The celebration ofthis event, under the auspices
Of the Clan ma. Gael, at Abner's Hall tonight
promises to he Of the most interesting aud best
attended affairs OF the season. The exhibition of
views of Irish scenery and famous places includes
many especially gotten up for the occasion. The
musical and literary programme contains scleC-
tlOis from the most popular American and Irish
music and poetry. Some Of our most eloquent
congressional and other speakers will deliver APP
propriate addresses. An additional number of in
Vitations have been issued in consequence of the
exhaustion of those first ordered, and may be OBJ
taiued from members uf the association. The en-
tertainmcnt will be the last given by the Clan ma
Ciacl this gengOn.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

The skating season Of lSSl-s2 will close with the
assembly of this evening An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged, and Schroeders
orchestra will furnish the music. on Friday night
"a new departure will take place. There will be a
p'omeuude concert and an exhibition on the
bicycle by Mir. Rex Smith, who Is undoubtedly the
finest fancy rider In the country, Tho season has
been highly successful, ana tle managers of the
popular institution are greatly elated over the
iairuuagc bestowed upon them byRn UpprcciatiYe
public. Due notice will be given OF lhe opening
of the swimming school.
National Republican., 1882-04-17
The Washington Collegiate Institute.

The elocutlOn class Of this Institute, of which
Professor Edward c. Townsend is the instructor,
gave an exhibition Of reading at the hall of the
Institute on Friday evening last, which was in
every way a,ering to the principals of the school,
Mrs. Butcher and Miss Douglnss, and TO Mr.. Town
send. The members Of the class who participated
were the Misses Conn, Noule, Hungerford, Hunt,
Myers, Townsend, Greene, Pitncy Rose, Crawford,
McFarlan, Holcombe, Dredel, Snyder, and
Roberts The pieces were nll well rendered. and
showed careful study on the part of the pupils and
thorough training by the teacher. Particularly
noticeable was their clear articulation aud to the
friends of the school who were present the marked
improvement exhibited was very gratifying. The
eocuton class. numbering twenty one pupils, has
grown to be prominent feature Of the Institute
under Mr. Townsend's Instructions. number OF
musical selections were also finely rendered on the
piano by the Misses Conn, McFarlan, Rose, and
CrawfOr1
National Republican., 1882-04-17

CHICAGO is making strong effort to
suppress gambling-houses-not the big
ones where millionaires gamble in the
indispensables of human existence, such
as bread and meat, but the smaller estab-
lishments, wherein the festive tiger"
takes his nocturnal exercise.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

SEVEN sergeants and corporals have
Just been made second lieutenants in the
regular army. This is an admirable thing.
Now let us have promotion like it in the
Marine Corps, where such thing has not
been known for quarter of century.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

NATIONAL TuEArRE-Audran Opera Company
"Ovcttc"
Forps orrnA.TTousF - Minnie Palmer -" Mu
svCcthCart"
WILAnp HhLL-proiessor Carpenter,
Onr.FRILuws' HALI.-The Worlds Musem.
National Republican., 1882-04-17
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-ON THE liTH INSTANT, AN ENGLISH
Il ! Coach Dogj answers to name OF Jack. Finder
Will please return to IS street northwest and receive
reward apl7-3tf
TINHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
Il ton by the finest workmen. Call and see specl-
mems. National Republican Job Rooms
4 OSr "A LARGE BROWN NEWFOUNDLAND
4 u Dog; left premises, 1851 street northwest
Wednesday, evening; a suitable reward will he given
for his return api53t*
u OST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN-A SMALL
4 black nnd-ian dog, with steel collar and paddock,
answers to name FlOy, very liberal reward will
be paid for her return to 1922 street northwest and
questions asked npl5-9tf
National Republican., 1882-04-17

THE discovery of mine under the
church -at Moscow iii which tits proposed
to hold the coronation solemnities fur
nshes hint of the difficulties and
dangers to be encountered before that
ceremonial can be accomplished. The
Car may yet decide to be crowned by
National Republican., 1882-04-17

DEMOCRATIC ascendancy, as well as the
degradation of American labor, will be
ably promoted by such Republican Con-
gre ssmen as vote against the ten-years
Chinese immigration bill.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

The price orTUK NATIONAL HEruRLicAN Nv 'HdH
orm ne co'rl'cJ n ruHEE CESrs for q single copVi
ftry irests TWENTY-FIVE CESra; ouc month, FIFTY
CENTS. tiro months. uNE DOLLAR; three months oEE
DOLLAR ANpA HALUi Sir months THREE DOLLARS;
on. U1dr. SIX poLtARs, postage prepaid bU Oe pub
HJfrf
ms dci,rcisd m Washington and The suburbs by car
rtsrS ~ Ns SdyIs rates
T1sIcH olriisrnris than hepre'entto subscribe ror
Ns Hucliss trgh,cS and best pciUpdpsr published az
The Nd,oNul CnptaL Scnd cOpieS 10 your friends
National Republican., 1882-04-17

THE editor of an obscure seven-by-nine
sheet in rural Missouri arraigns the Ad-
ministration and blasts it with his "de-
liberate, solemn, and unmitigable con-
demnation." There has been nothing
more startling than this since the Pope
unhitched his bull for an attack on a
comet
National Republican., 1882-04-17

THE Democratic brethren are raising a
deal of noise in some parts of the coun-
try about what they propose to do in the
elections of this year, But the uproar is
not alarming. The old Democratic
theory that it's the noisy whistle, instead
of the silent steam in the cylinder that
makes the engine 60, is delusion and
a gnnrp
National Republican., 1882-04-17
PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALS FOR MARBLE MANTEI.s
Il OFFICE or BulLDISo FOR
STATE, WAR. Ann NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASH S8Tog, u. O., April u, 1852
Sealed proposals for furnishing delivering, aud
putting In place the Marble Mautels required tor the
North Wing Ol the Building for state, War and Navy
Departments, In this city will be received nj this
onco until ~ m OF May 2, 1889, and opened mmedi-
Hloy thereafter In presence OF bidders.
specifications general instructions 10 bidders and
blank forms Of proposal Will be furuished 70 esiab
lished manuia sturers of Marble Mantels on appca-
TIIOS LINCOLN CASEY,
l2St Lieutenant Colonel CORPS OF Engine0rs.
National Republican., 1882-04-17

BElT2HoovER is loaded for speech on
the tariff. The country will not lend an
ear to Beltzhoover, because he is already
phenomenally equipped in that particu-
National Republican., 1882-04-17

CoNGREssMEN who believe in cheap
labor will vote to-day against suspending
the rules to pass the Chinese immigra-
tion bill.
National Republican., 1882-04-17
BOARDING.

NNrE TIOGA HOUSE, 500 AND sll Il STREET
L hrst door west of U. :. Postonce, offers fine,
large, cool, and finely furnished Rooms for the
mor at reducel rates. room and board, S23 TO ~; 4;
tranaents ~ per day. apl2Gt*
TINUE ETREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel la the city; tho halls
and passages are heated with staan the rooms are
and well furnished and the table Is second 10
none Transient rates. ~ 80 and Y per day monthly
t2S $780, EJ5, and 40 seq
National Republican., 1882-04-17

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that II
owe comes dependency, indigestion, weakness in
tho back and Kidneys, aud other troubles OF tho
sex--HODe J0VrfldL
National Republican., 1882-04-17
MEDICAL.
HEALTH. HEALTH is WEALTH. WEALTH.

DIR. IL. q. WhfiTS NERNEAND ID BRAIN TREATMENT,
a specific for Hysteria Dizziness Commissions, Ner-
vOus Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermntorrhoen, lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions
Premature Old Age, caused by over-e1e 1erti0n, self
cay, and death One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment. One dollar a
box, six boxes for five dollars sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt OF price We guarantee six boxes to
any case. With each ordnr received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return tho
money II the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees issued by STOTT q CROMWELL, 40 Penn
sylyania avenue Washington, p. O., Wholesale and
InnIinn- nnlA.lY