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is not exhausted yet; we have added more cassi-
mere pants from our shelves; prices ranging from
So to 81, Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
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Job Printing

OF every description executed neatly at the short.
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
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Our nnrrnIu Counter

For a Chance 90 Make Fortune
On small investment see the advertisement else.
where ofthe Railway Mining Company.
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Bnrgain Counter, Custom Department.
Pants to order, 81, $3.50, and IS. Eisemen Bros,
corner Seventh and 4.
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day,

To- nc Middle AaonHc States partly cloudy, local
rains soWciy tUinds, stationary temperature, ioirer
pressure.
For Washington, from a. m, to niidnf0M-
rdriy c'oudy ,Vcdthcr; rain.
Thcrmomctric readngs,-7a. q. M, 1850; II n. M,
500; p. m, $685. 7 y. M. 7O3o IL p M, 75.4o;
maximum. $3.50; minimum. 66.7o.
National Republican., 1882-07-18

rIe rosT-oFFIoE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails for the week ending July q
will close at this office as follows;
TUEsDATMAt sna ,a o. m for Enrone per steamship II
ST. 8onsS SSd Tarka a. Island per oss samsSp
George ". Clyde; at p m; for Newfoundland per
psf ssTNP fos West S"iES and Bra
Queenstown Detter5 for France must be directed
steamship France via Hayre; at ii;sI a. m. for Tie
erda at ne & ef Por Reo drsc per s RS,
TH9RsBAY-At Q q. M, for Europe, per steam.
and France must be directed per Adratic') at 03j
dnh N OC PGrd Pnd sifaS5P Ma5rs S 1 via f
Cuba Poto Rico, and Mexico, per steamship City Of
FiIDAY.@At 10 a. m. for Aspinwall and South Pa
sFs ssr scas9p ~ AcSpqso nr 0ro0o ssam.,
City Of Berlin. via Queenstown le.ters for Germany
linz; at a. m for :gium direct, per steamship
Rhynand via Anlt,werp; at a. m for Scotland 4,
ampton on and Brencn at lao B. nof NJ for CUBA and
Australia Kew zealand snd%ich az and It'll iHr Is.
lands, via San francisco: at Up. m. for China and
'"p'''' ''' iii mENRY g. PEARSON. Postmaster.
nSy~ THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF
49, Alabama Si Claims having met at the State De-
notice Is hereby given that all claims must be pre-.
sented before said Court on or before IL the LIT
mite Ptcd BY s a1essed To- b esss
den, Clerk of the Court of Commissioners Of Ala
bama Claims. Washington, D: Q.
Attest: D. W. FEssEN Den, Clerk. ke'''"s jys jyi5.st
s~ OFFICE OF + tn THE { SCoMMIsSIoNERs, PM 4
WASnINaToS, July IL, 1882.
Proposals will be received at this Office until NOON
OF THE 2rrH INSTANT, for the sale of sites for
Division and one in the Seventh School Division, be.
tween First and s. venth streets northwest.
jSi45t i i"ef 0' 'S WiLEiAM pL T1NDAL1 Secretary.
eB MOUNT VERNON.
The frequent arrival of steam launches and of pri
vate yachts at Mount Vernon, bringing parties who
land without being willing to pay the usual charge
citation, who have just closed their annual council
that some misapprchenslon must exist in the mind
of the public, and they therefore publish the follow
ing notice. hoping that II will protect tho Association
from further infringement of its rights:
RESOLUTION IN COUNCIL:
Whereas no boat except the steamer W. w. COR
CORAN, which holds an exclusive contract with the
Association, is entitled 10 land passengers at Mount
Vermont ThereH5e GN T any sqcS boat shall come tc
1t will only be permitted to land passengers by pay
ment of the same amount per capita that received
upon the regular boat, two;thirds Of which amount
One.t third to the Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION for The
maintenance of the place juG-Tu ThS&Tutf
a>15BpARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA.
Rs2 BLES. JOHN II. CLARK. Manager
No. 174G street. between Seventeenth and Eight
keeps for hire all the latest styles of CarraSes by the
hour or month, with drivers In livers.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Saddle Horses.
Partcuar attention given to Boarding Horses
s~D HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES SPECI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~Sg7e NoTICE--ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
49, forbidden To rurGiase from Frank 7. Brown.
Ing l9, Improved by a Stable, on Carroll streep
Capitol iIl tween First and Second streets WASH
mngton, y d. g. as said Br5wnngs interest in the same
Is as security Tor small sum OF money, which nm
ready to pay him whenever he viii convey the same
to me- as he agreed TO do The original sum was $3.50
and have repaid him $50, for which hold his re-
jy1sit ROBERT STRONG.
H~SaysREAL ESTATE NoTICE-THE UNDER
b-s7 signed have this day formed aco-pRrtncrslip
under the firm name OF J. B. WHEELER s. CO.. for
the transaction OF the Real Estate business In all its
branches at Dg Penn sylvan avenue southeast Gap
al HID We have thorough oxpl rlonco and nil the
fac III for the prosecution OF the business and So
cii ne patronage of our friends aud the general pub
lc Office open nom q. ~. 70 p m; Telephone
G. 4. BRIDE
July II, 1882. Jyl7.lw
N(Sys I. o. o. f.
DAY AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF THE
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
GLYMONT,
THURSDAY, JULY 90
The steamer will leave Seventh. street wharf at 0
o'clock a. IN. ami o'clock y. M. sharp.
Tickets, 50 cents children undtr II ears q cents.
iy17-y
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% rosT-oFFICE NOTICE.

The steamer will leave Seventh-street wharf at o
o'clock a. m. ami o'clock y. M. sharp.
Tickets 50 cents; children undtr II cars q cents
National Republican., 1882-07-18
GENEVA AWARD!

Special and personal attention given to the prepa-
ration proof and trial of in the Court of Ala
bama Claims, In Washington, ID. G.
An extended experience in the former court and
unusual facilities for managing these causes, enables
me to render special services to claimants.
cargoes destroyed by any confederate cruisers losses
of personal effects, and wages of officers and men or
their legal representatives and for War Premiums
paid from April, 1851, TO November 1885. Full n-
formation given ON application to the undersigned.
National Republican., 1882-07-18

n3y- OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
RS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASuINaToS, July IL, 1882.
Proposals will be received at this office until NOON
OF THE 2,TH INSTANT for the sale of sites for
public school purposesaone IN the Fourth School
Division and one in the Seventh School Division be-
tween First and S. venth streets northwest.
By order of IT, Board:
jyliJt WILLIAM TINDALI. Secretary,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE intermediate appellate court bill
passed the Senate on the 12th-32 to IS. 1t
creates nine intermediate courts and
eighteen new circuit judges, each court con-
sisting OF an Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court, three circuit and two district
judges. Conference reports on the fertifi-
cation and agricultural appropriation bills
were agreed to. In the House, the Geneva
award bill passed and the conference re-
port on the agricultural appropriation bill
was agreed to.
e. w. K1NGsLAND, Treasurer of the
Provident Institution for Savings, Jersey
City, 4. j., shot himself by accident or de-
sign in the trustees room Of the bank, on
the 18th. The officials believe the funds to
be intact and have made public statement
to that effect, but the bank is surrounded
by anxious depositors. The wound is not
considered mortal.
LEE HANLEY was killed and two 9TH
er boys were seriously hurt in Vicksburg,
Miss, May IL. They were pulling an old
engine to fire and were run over.
AMANDA LEE, q servant in Montreal !,
Cam, after wandering over the house in "a
somnambulistic state the other days leaped
from a third-story window to the wooden
sidewalk, and escaped with slight bruises.
Mrs. BRADY, wife of country mer-
chant living near Carlisle, KY, was killed by
lightning during recent storm.
SIX members of the Rosenield fami-
", Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, were made seri-
ously i'll the other day by eating bread
mixed with flour accidentally saturated with
lubricating oil. Three children were in a
critical condition.
PETER MoNAHAN, correspondent of
the New York Police Gazette, was publicly
caned by P. j. Degarmo, In Denver, Colo,
the other day, for writing insulting letters
to widow named Mrs. Feebles. Mona
han, who is 80 years old, says he loves the
woman, who is a stranger to him.
PATSY DEvINE was hanged at Clinton,
H., May -.
COVERS were laid for 400 at the brew
ers' banquet in Washington the other night.
Speeches were made by Senator Y oorhees,
Representatives Young and Butterworth,
Count Beust, and the Acting Commissioner
of Internal Revenue. ~
THE Dauphin County (Pa.) Court
has dissolved fifty-eight mutual assessment
insurance companies, which were lately
proceeded against by the Attorney General
at the instance Of the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State. The number the In
suranee Commissioner found doing bust
ness in violation of chartered privileges is
2l3, and against all of these proceedings
have been begun, with view to their dis
solution. Only about twenty companies
contest the right of the Commonwealth to
dissolve them on the Legations made.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mr. Burnand, OF Punch, the" Happy
Thought man, thinks of coming to this
country to lecture.
Mr. DAYTON, of New Jersey, who
roes as Minister to the Netherlands, is
a son of the candidate for Fice-Presi-
dent ON the Fremont ticket in 1886
His father was Minister to France, under
President Lincoln, and died in Paris.
In Simsbury, Conn, Joseph 10y,
wealthy manufacturer. OF seyenty-tWo
wears. lost his wife last September Six
weeks ago his son died. leaving q
widow, Mary, aged thirty. The be-
reaved TOYS consoled each other re-
Gently by becoming man and wife.
Mr.. Blaine's Grafton upon the lie
and character of President Garfield has
heen cn@rossed upon sheet OF Bristol
board by resident of Philadelphia, VINO
proposes to present this result OF long
and patient labor to Mrs. Garfield
Indianapolis JournM
Prof. Vennor has the rheumatism,
and is not in an angelic humor. In
reply to inquiries about the meaning OF
the aurora and sun spots, he says he
thinks we will have a cold and wet
summer, and he is not sure but he Will
allow us one frost month from now
until next September. CA!c0yo 1reb-
me.
Cardinal Manning is preparing his
"reminiscences for publication. speak
inc of his boyhood, he remarked that
he had been looking over some o. the
letters he had written in his adolescence,
..and it struck me while reading them.'
said the Cardinal, "what a particularly
lively youth [ must have beeL!' The
first part of the "reminiscences will be
issued ere long Chicago Tribune.
Almost every one remembers the
peripatetic crank, Daniel Pratt, calling
himself the "Great American Travel
err and announcing himself as can
didate for President of the United
States. That venerable old tramp has,
it is reported, just passed his seventy
third birthday, and the Buffalo Express
gives currency to the report that he con-
tinues to lie with all his pristine celeri-
ty and fluehcy.
Senator Fair gave a dinner to the
Justices of the Supreme Court and their
wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine and Miss
Dodge Gail HamiltoO a few evenings
AGO. The affair was said to be the
handsomest of his banquets yet given,
and all the arrangements on princely
scale. The table was an oval flower
bed, lighted with crimson wax lights,
and the cards and menus the most cost
" souvenirs of their kind.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
How Hilton Became the Adviser of A.
Il. Stewart.

The story of Hilton's acquaintance
with A. I. Stewart, according to the old
gentleman, was this: GA T. Stewart
had his law business done by Campbell
u Murray, an old law firm in which
Mr.. Hilton was employed as a clerk at
ten dollars a week. One day Stewart
had contract drawn up, and as young
Hilton did it very expeditiously and
satisfactorily, he made him a present of
three dollars. That was the very first
money Hilton received from Stewart,
who subsequently took him as his per-
sonal and confidential law adviser, with
a salary of $4,000 per annum. From
three dollars, the first donation, to
ST, 000,0 600, the last gift under the will,
was certainly a good bound upward"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
HUMOROUS.

The Irishman's definition of proph-
ecy-the memory of events that are not
yet TRANSFERRED.
-Thackeray's idea of dandy is given
in the following note lately printed in a
newspaper of Hull. England: envy
dear Edward, dandy is an individual
who would be a lady if he could, but as
he can't, does all he can to show the
world he's not man. That is my idea
at any rate"
Several new motors for propelling
horse cars are being invented. They
are really not needed. If you want to
make horse car travel fast, signal to
the driver that you want to get on board.
If it is about his dinner time he can be
relied on to furnish all the motor the car
needs.-Teras Siittings.
-''Dad, were you ever a fish?' The
individual thus addressed lowered his
chin and gazed over his spectacles at
the boy in speeches. astonishment.
"Oh, don't get mad at me, dad, for
asking you," continued his inquisitive
offspring. ''Mrs. Cody came in after
you had gone, yesterday, and asked ma
what she would do if you were dead,
and ma laughed and said that she
guessed there were just as good salmon
in the sea as you are. "--BrooklynEagle.
-"No man shall ever kiss me except
my future husband" she said. as he was
about leaving her at the gate. "Sup-
pose | agree to be your future -"
"Why then I'll kiss YOU" she replied.
eagerly; and she did. Her mother was,
informed that he had proposed, and the.
old lady called around next day to fasten
matters, and before he knew it he was
eternally hooked. 1t was mean adj
vantage, but bird in the hand is worth
two on the front gate.-N. 0. Ptcayu'ae.
Mary is very Kind to her mamma.
When her mamma is busy washing the
floor, Mary remains at home and per-
forms pretty operate airs upon the
piano, to gladden. her dear mammals
heart. When her mamma has sewing
to do, Mary sits by her side and reads
entertaining stories to herself. In short,
Mary does everything she can to tighten
her mammals toll and make her happy.
AS the chief delight in life is seeing 9TH
ers happy, Mary gives her mamma ev-
cry possible opportunity to see happi-
ness in her daughter. Some daughters
are so neglectful of their mammals
happiness as to selfshly refrain from
piano-playing when there is work to be
dOne.-BOStOn Ir01scTiDt.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03

Boxers Bank, were destroyed by. fire. May
10. Loss $780, 900.
A DISPATCH from Ripon, Wis, says a
engine was thrown off the track at Woods
Crossing, on the Berlin Division of the St.
Paul Road, Mays. Three men were slight
ly injured. A COW on the track was the
cause. Passenger trains were delayed sew
eral hours.
WILEY LINDEMILL, a negro, ana MS
wife, white woman, were tried for mlsce-
genation at Dallas, Texas, on the 9th. The
woman was fined $500 and the man $100, land
they were committed TO the county convict
farm to work out the fine. At the rate al
lowed them he will have to remain almost a
year, and the woman over four years.
HATHAWAY and Brown, of the Pough-
keepsie National Bank, and Richard W..
Cornwall, of the Fourth National Bank of
New York City, have been indicted by the
Grand Jury for making false entries.
In the New York Supreme Court, May
8, argument was heard on the return to the
writ of habeas corpus obtained by George
Scoyile, commanding John W. Guiteau to
produce Frances M. Scoville in court,
charging that she is illegally restrained by
her brother. 1t also says since the late
Guiteau trial Mrs. scovile has shown strong
evidence of mental disturbance. The court
room was crowded.
E. DOVE, q Methodist minister, OF
Deertield, Mich, is charged with burning
the parsonage two years ago. He has been
absent for long time in England. He was
arrested Immediately on his return and gave
bail.
A STRANGE disease is carrying off
horses in Wabash County, Ind. 1t is sup
posed to be an affection Of the Kidneys,
and death generally results within twenty
four hours after the disease takes hold. Ii
attention is given before the animals fall
down they are in most cases saved.
SEVERAL inches of snow fell in North
ern Wisconsin on the 10th.
OUT of the Cameron-Santa Fe scrip
cases has come another interesting action.
T. r. Kershaw was taken to Yankton,
Dakota, from Sioux Falls at the in
stance of VIM. A. Burke, government de-
tective, under the charge OF completely in
manufacturing the scrip. On examination
the case was dismissed, and kershaw in
stituted an action against Burke for malici-
GUS prosecution and false imprso nment,
placing damages at $4,000.
The fifteenth reunion of the Society
of the Army of the Tennessee at st. Louis,
May 10, was called to order by General Sher-
man, after which floral tribute sent by
Chicago was uncovered, Bishop Fellows de-
liverlng an address and eX Governor Fetch
er responding. The Secretary reported
Sc, 900 on hand. Letters were read from
President Arthur, General Grant, General
Mcclellan, Samuel j. Tilden, and others.
The veterans were then escorted to the Mer-
chants and Cotton Exchanges, and to
Shaw's Garden. In the evening they
were welcomed by Governor Crittenden
and Mayor Ewing, and Gen. James A. Will
hanson, of Iowa, delivered the annual ad-
dress. On the second day there was pa
rade, a reception at the Armory, and a ban
uuet at the Lindell Hotel.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

G. II. HUDSON, owner of a saw-mill
at La Grange, Ind, met with a fatal acct
dent on the 9th. A board caught in the
running very rapidly, and was thrown with
terrible force, striking Hudson in the stom-
ach.
JOHN KEMP, a molder at the Novelty
Ironworks, Dubuque, Iowa, was horribly
burned ON the 9th, stream of molten metal
falling on his head and shoulders. He will
probably die.
A TRAIN on the Fort Wayne, Muncie
& Chicago Road was derailed near Meta
mora, Ind, on the 10th. The express car
and one passenger coach went down forty
feet and were badly wrecked. Milton, the
express messenger, was fatally injured, and
number of others were seriously hurt.
Two young girls, daughters of John
Larn, of Hatfield, MIMI, were drowned by
the capslzng Of boat in which. they were
crossing Rock River, May II.
Miss MAY GoRMAN, of Cleveland, o.,
passenger on the Harvey, while the vessel
was off Sturgeon Bay, Wis, on the 10th,
committed suicide by shooting herself with
revolver.
MAJOR HENRY HADDoCK, of Pitt
County, N. c.. created a disturbance at the
residence of his brother William, the other
night, and was ordered to leave. William
had to eject his brother, and there was a
fight outside. Tom Haddock, IA years old,
saw that his father was getting the worst of
it and killed the Major with shotgun. The
boy then coolIy put the weapon down, and,
raising his father from the ground, said: 81
wasn't agoing to stand by and see you beat,
father, if he was my uncle. -
JOSEPH MEININGER, prominent
German architect of Sabetha, Kan, commit
ted suicide the other day by shooting him.
self twice in the head with revolver. He
had lived apart from his wife for some
time. The act was deliberate, as he made
will the day before, with proviso that
his wife should not participate in the prop
erty, placing it in trust for his four chill
dren.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03

of silk ribbons made from cocoons by feed
ing the worms upon other than mulberry
leaves, one of the handsomest being from
worms fed on the leaves Of the Usage orange.
THE differences between the Cleve-
land (Ohio) Rolling Mill Company and en-
ployees have eliminated in lockout. All
the company's works are shut down and be-
tween three and four thousand men are
idle. Part of the force announced that they
would quit and an order was issued to close
the other works until all hands were ready
to return. 1t was thought possible this
course would induce the men to resume,
but they manifest determination to stay
out
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.

MRS. LUCAS and Mrs. Simpson, Pres
ident and Vice-President of the American
Silk Growers Association, have on exhibi-
fion in Washington piece Of black silk, in
tended for Mrs. Garfield, which was made
from cocoons sent from fourteen States
of the Union. The ladies have also SAMPLES
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-06-03
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


THE President has signed the Chinese
bill.
GEORGE OTTo TREvELYAN has been
appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland.
The State Department and the Gov
eminent OF Mexico are in correspondence
looking to an arrangement to prevent suc-
cessful Indian outbreaks on the border. The
Government OF Mexico seems disposed to
grant the privilege of crossing into Mexican
territory in pursuit of hostiles, as was done
under the famous Ord order, but they want
the right asked for through diplomatic
channel and granted in due form, not taken
by force.
A PROCLAMATION said to have been
issued by the Irish Republican Brotherhood
in Dublin calls for suspension of opinion
on the recent executions" in Phoenix Park,
and asks advanced nationalist in America
to aid by every means in their power the
men who did the work.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
&eiienoe Asenten
B. Seper uno Otto 2Se6er.
Hrdmiew.

Dis Brdmts: Der Raubrittsr BON Be-
rtneen~ 1T bis auf wenise grsmpIare uer'
sriffen, trosbem BITE auflase cine iebr ftarts
mar. SoIts Der cine obsr anbsre 9sie,
sIaubsn, baB Ct gu Der grdrais bersdtisi
fet, Ober ioatsn grsmpIars, bic absefenbsi
wurbsn, ni@t ansetommsn iein, 70 m59tsn
mir bitten, baB man uns bic ReeIamatio'
men sinisnbst, sbe Go gu fpdt III. 9ie
8rdmien uerben su benz 3pede ssbrudt,
bis porber.abIenbsn 2sisr au bsIobnen une
MIR boffen, baB fe ibren 3wsd erfiaen.
grsmpIare bon: Sas 9uremburser 9anb,
feine @ef@i9te uab etne o e.
wobner, fein 5anbeI unb fein
BanbeL |, iOuie Onserer Lidder q
Gedichter finb nod cine gn3abI an
5anb, BITE mir BON bsute an UNI aufsurdu'
men biais abIafen: 3u 80 Gents per
Stad frei nod europa obsr ben gsrsin.
Staaten. Wan tam isinsn 5rsunbsn, Bee
fOnbsrs tn Der alien Ssimatb. tein sr6Bsrss
gersnisen bersitsn, ais baB man ibnsn
zines bieisr Bidder suisnbst. Der prsis
ssrieIben III Ia fpOttbiqis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
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