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National Republican., 1882-02-22
UNION VETERAN CORPS.
Preparations for Their Fair-Articics 10
he Voted for.

The general committee are busily engaged ar
ranging the details for the grand opening of their
fair, Monday evening next, the 9th instant, The
decorator commences his work Thursday morn
iug. and by Saturday Music Hall of the Masonic
Temple win present scene of splendor and beauty
never before witnessed within Its walls. At the
meeting of the committee last night letters were
read from Mrs General r. b. Ayres, Miss Anna $.
Loring, and Mrs. Frank Ii. Howe, expressing their
willingness and pleasure to assist at the ihir II
was decided that the Cycopg1a donated by the
MssfTs ApPet0n SG9i OF NSw W,oi y RMa
windows, should be voted for by any society,
school, or the different fire companies and police
precincts Tho following gentlemen were APP
pointed as tho reception committee: Hon. Alonzo
Bell, Colonel !. S. Tichonor, General 5. Burdete.
Colonel j. b. Anger, Colonel NJ. NJ. Parker Hon. y.
G. Mcfarland, General A. u. HaZen, Colonel j. NJ.
Whittemore. Captain Harrison Dngman, Hon.
Matt. Trimble General r NJ. Reynolds. Colonel
Hale sypher and Major W. G. brock. Captain
Thomson presented n set of nickel plated spring
balance scales, 10 be voted 10 the most popular
business man in the District. The following were
the articles designated to be voted for with the
price per vote Army escutcheon, value $50, TO the
most popular ex-army or navy officer twenty-five
G. A. Il. Post, ten cents per. vote;
officers sword with two soabbards, worth S25, to
militia, ten cents per vote; rifle to most popular
member of any rifle team, twenty-five cents per
vote; gold G. A. X. badge to past or present post
commander, twenty five cents per vote; parlor
desk to most popular lady teacher, ten cents per
vote; sword and belt to most popular officer Of the
day, G. A. r., ten cents per vote; fisheTmnns out
fit complete, ten per vote; stan OtiCerS unilofn,
among the Union Veteran Corps stail, twenty-five
cents per vote double -harreled shotgun to most
pupullr sportsman twenty-five cents per vote;
doh to most popular little girl ten cents per vote;
Turkish rocking chair TO most popular Cabinet
officer army or navy officer, Senator or member
twenty. five cents per vote; set American CyClo-
pRdia, twenty-five cents per vote; knit jacket to
most popular member of the Union Veteran Corps,
ten cents vote and scales to most popular busi-
ness man. ten cents peF vote,
National Republican., 1882-02-22

The fact that Her Mnjesty's Opera Company,
under the management of Colonel Mapleson, will
give us three nights of opera at the National
Theatre next week serves to mitigate the sad and
Iepcntant feelings that usually come with the
commencement of Lent. Opera, however, is an
season, and strict and rigid church people think
it no harm to listen to the beautiful music
seriously TO attend performance of Camille
The operas announced for the brief season that
Colonel Maplcson has decided to give Washington
are Carmen" the grand spectacle in which Miss
Minnie 1lauk has made so great success as the
Gypsy; Aida" Nerdl's.chel dGarre, and Wagncr's
"Lohengrin." The chorus will be large and com
pletc, and there will be full orchestra Tho sale
of seats will commence tomorrow at MezerottS
nuSic sLOrp.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
Another DiyoTce Asl,cd For.

Martha Moss, by her attorney, Belya A. Lock-
wood, has filed petition for divorce against Isaac
Williams Moss. They were married in Bristol,
England March 81. 1859. ThecOmplainAnt recics
in her bill that in 1879 the defendant went to Aus
traliG, where she believes he now Is. Previous to
this absence he has on four different times de-
serted her, sometimes remaining away fOrmOnths
and sometimes for years, during that time not con-
trlbuting anything toward her support. While
various acts of cruelty on one occasion ne RAN nj
her with knife, but was prevented by the neigh.
bOrs from injurng her, For this he was sent to
Jail for six months but few days ufter being sem
fenced Mrs. Moss begged the judge TO release him.
This request was granted, when he again severely
assaulted his wife. The complainant has always
supported her husband when they lived together.
National Republican., 1882-02-22

A concert was given at the Congregational
Church last night Tor the benefit of the North
Baptist Church. which was highly successful. The
following programme was effectively rendered :
organ solo; Esser MestO II Mic Corr Miss Agnes
McGrew; violin solo, "Fantasie," Singelee, Miss
Birdie Lucas, staCcato polka, Mulder Miss Mary
S. Johnstone; "Ihe Postilllon," Molloy, Mr.. John
HiGkcox duet, Martha" Flotow, Miss Johnstone
and Miss MoGrow; "RegnaYa Mel Sien2iO,"
Lucia" Nine. Roemer- Kaspar; Looking Back"
sullivan, Miss MGGrew 10 Ylyo Tamo," Cam
rama, Miss Johnstono and Mr.. HiokooN piano trio
"Tnncredi" (oyertuTe), Rossini C2erny, Miss
Moxon, Mr. Kubcl, aud Mr. Beall Tally Ho"
duartette Bale, Nine. Kaspar and Misses JOhll-
stone, McGrew, and Summers.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
opp-FRLt.ows, FArR.
Eighth NIghi-HaII Packed and Busines.


The fair Lost night at odd-Felows Hail Of the
Uniformed Battalion ]. o. D. F.. was the most suc-
oessful In every respect Of amy night since the
opening, the attendance being vosy large and the
booths doing most successful business. The
crowd about the spinning Jenny" wns simply
immense, making II almost impossible for any one
to enter or leave the hall. This point of
attraction should have been located further
nom the door and II is hoped that
by this suggestion. The voting was quito lively,
but the greater portion Of the votes Is being re-
served for the secret baloung tonight, which
commences at eight O'Clock. The drawing OF
prizes will also commence at that hour, and The
REPUBLICAN will publish, on Thursday morning,
u list of the moro valuable prizes drawn, If not
the entire schedule, as well rs the names OF the
successful candidates In the voting contests. The
business committee, at It's meeting last night, de-
tools until the 18th of March, In consequence Of
the small number of votes that have been cast
for them. They will be put ON exhibition In the
Centre Market Immediately after the close Of the
fair. The candidates having the highest vote ut
the close of the fair last night nro For knight of
Pythias uniform--J Taylor Wade "a. Leather
mcdal-E. sipe, 60. Third degree collar-T d.
Bennett i5. Past grand patriarch's jcwcl-Joseph
Burroughs, SO. Past grand masters jewel--T. w.
Fowler, 2s. Lodge regnla-Columbia Lodge, By.
Printers stick-N. Bunch, %. Butter scales-P., Y
headed cane--w. II. Fraser, a.. Butchers scales
Butchers toolsZE A. Berry, 81. Crodle-J A,
Ansdule, i2l3. Teachers dGsk-C. IT, Ourand, 26.
CrayOn portrait of DR.. Muson-Coumbia Encamp-
mcnt, iO5. Wax flowers-Nrs. Buckly, 40.
National Republican., 1882-02-22

The second performance Of 1.-TWO Nights In
Rome by Mr. Charles Buffers New York Com
pAny, with Miss JelIreys. Lewis as the principal
attraction, was fully Rs satisfactory MS that on
Monday night, and was witnessed hv nm increased
audience which in every way testified It's approval
There will be q matinee thls afternoon and the
regular performance o.nlght.
|" The Black Crook was witnessed last night by
an audience which completely packed the Ma.
tlOual Theatre in every part, standing room being
with difficulty obtained even before the rising Of
the curtain. The scenery, the ballet the special.
lists and the warlike Amazons all received the
most liberal and wellNescYed applause There
will be q matinee this anernoOn,
National Republican., 1882-02-22

Henry (alias RoberD Johnson, q colored man,
was seen acting in suspicious manner, and was
arrested and taken to Lieutenant Johnson's sta
tion, where he was searched, and large iron
having committed fourteen burglaries in the last
three years without ever being suspected or ar
rested, and gave Information as to where property
could be recovered In several cases. Yesterday, in
the Police Court. Johnson was held III default of
1900 bonds in each of two cases of burglary One
case was at the store of Mary Cannon, where
bacon tobacco, vino, &C., were stolen, and the
other at AlonzO Thecker's where basket, cloth
ing &C., were stolen. Johnson Will be tried on
tWO other charges
National Republican., 1882-02-22

A reporter Of THE REPUBLICAN yesterday asked
Mr.. IT, j, Mcclure, the treasurer of the Children's
Hospital, how much had been realized from the
able 70 tell until after the regular meeting, the lst
OF next month.
suppose you made more than you did last
yeAFr
Well" said Mr Mcclure, with a laugh Eve
won't say anything about that"
National Republican., 1882-02-22

An adjourned meeting of the Washington Light
Guard was held at their armory last evening, and
was Of IN unusually interesting nature, Three
new members we're sworn In and twelve proposals
for membership were acted upon, among them
MesSrs. Wash B.WiliUms uHd Ferdinand Schmidt.
Pryates IIickOk, Mo0crs, and Work were appointed
sergeant, corporal, and Grmorer respectively. The
company expect 10 occupy their new and COmmO-
dinus arnory by the ls Of March and, taken all in
all, the future prospects Of the organization Is in n
invitation 10 attend the fair Of the Union Veteran
Corps was accepted, and the company viii be pres.
ent In uniform at the fuIr on Wednesday evening,
MuFCl l.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
LOCAL MENTION.
Try Your E.nck-ssaIte UP "a Club.

Try Your Enck-5EaiEe Up u Club.
A great many watches and various articles OF
diamond, pearl, and amethyst jcwelry are daily
ound in cans of ten and conee purchased at the
Importers Tea Compnny's store $40 Market Space
Clubs Of from twelve cans TO slxty.lyc cans were
received Monday from Lynchburg, leesburg
Charlottesville, and Fredericksburg, Va; also
from Jonesboro' and Murirccsboro', Tenn. Austin,
Paris aud Houston, Tex and from a number of
other points Each person Monday, without ex-
ceptlon, who sent in club, got nice present,
worth not less that So in return for their trouble
II pays TO make up club. II You doubt 1t, try 1t
and be convinced. II you send in one club the
chances are You will be so well pleased that you
will send in another without delay.
Cans for out-of-town purchasers are always se-
lectcd by disinteresed parties. The ten is put up
in paper caus, each can weighing, with contents,
%pounds. The coffee is put up SM pounds to the
can, and is pure Mocha and Jata mixed. Both
tea and coffee are of the best qualty-nOne better
Price 10 ALL 81 can; cans for s., IL cans for So
% cans for So Go cans for $780, and present in
every can.
PeGw we give PaGH list only of those msoTS
may have friend among the number:
CASH FOUND
William Cole, street car driver, $50 in tea John
Edwards, late Census Bureau residence Pennsyl-
Yunia avenue, near Twelfth street, S25.
WATCHES FOUND.
Mrs. A. G. Porter (colored), Tennallytown, D. c.,
lady's watch, slS IN tea; j. W. Baldwin, wood and
coal dealer, corner Thirteenth and a-half and G
streets southwest, stem winding watch, $40, in tea
Mrs. +. w. Wood, 1885 7 street northwest, silver
ware John g. Price 81 Sixth street northwest,
stem; ;wnder and stem. setter, $40 in coffee; Mrs.
II. Bluu, 70i Fourteenth street northwest, stem
wlnder SIS, in tea: John A. Talcott, Sligo Mont
gom cry County, Maryland, Chate.ainc watch SIS,
in coffee; John Rollins Capitol police, solid IS
karat gold watch, $3.50, in tea james L. Martin,
Alexandria, Va, stem -winder and stem setter, in
cofice Mrs. W. w. Gould, 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue ChatClNine SlS, in tea; William llOwser,
1868 NJ street (GcorgcOwn), restaurant, solid silver
hunting case watch SIS, in coffee; Robert Tcel,
l26 d street northwest, stem setter and stem
winder, SIS in coilee II. u. Barr, merchant tailor,
I'LL Pennsylvania avenue, chatelaine SIS, in tea
J. A. Morrison Smithsonian Institute, silver watch,
So, in coffee aud many others too numerous to
mention, besides great many articles Of silver
ware. Try your luck. Call, send, or write. Ad-
dress Importers Tea Company $40 Market Space,
Wns shinUtpn
National Republican., 1882-02-22

The pleasant memories of 81. Valentines Day
are generally kept by the younger portion of So
cety, but February II, this year. was made mem
ora6lc In New Orleans by its being the occasion OF
the lllst Grand Monthly drawing Of The Louisiana
State Lottery, under the sole management of Gem
o yer $4,000 was given away 10 the favOrites Of
fortune The next drawing will take plRce on the
lllh of March, aud any Information relative to IL
will be cheeriully forwarded on addressing NJ. A.
Dauphn New Orleans, La, and II 81 Orsl Is sent he
viii forward yon q whole or half tcliet
National Republican., 1882-02-22
A CONTESTED WILL CASE DECIDED.


The Jury Rcturr "a Verdict That tIie De-
ceased was Not of sound Mind.
The long. contested will case of Stewart versus
Elliott closed yesterday by q verdict for the de-
fcndant, the caveator of the will. The suit arose
on issues from the Probate Court involving the
validity of the will Of the late Rev. Jared Elliott
who died in 1881, and LETT some $4,000 to II. Clay
Stewart. nephew of the deceased, residing In
Kansas. contested the will claiming that at the
time when Mr.. Elliott made IL he was under the
influence of Stewart suffering great pain, and
that, his faculties being weakened by the use OF
opntCs he was not In III condition 10 know what
he was doing. Tho will wns made about nine
hours before death. Messrs. William +. Mattingly
the will, and Mcssrs. Cook and Cole for the
cnycator. The case was given to the jury Monday
evening. who, after remaining out all night, yes
terday returned the following verdict:
FirstThat the said paper writing purporting TO be
the last Will and testament of the said Jared H.
Elliott bearing date on the 18th day of APRIL 1851
wnS executed in due form Of law that the contents
Of sal paper writing not read to or by the said
Jar J.. Elliott nt before the alleged execution
thereof by him that the snid Jared H. Elliott nt the
time of the alleged execution of Snid paper writing
was not of Sound aud disposinc mind and capable of
executing valid deed of contract; that The said
paper writing executed by the said Jared l..
ties, and undue persuasion OF said Henry Clay Stew
art other persons when his mind, from Its disOr
dercd disease and cuteebed state, was unable TO re-
sls tho sRlnei that the execution Of said paper writ
persons acting OF their volltion under the di
rocton of Henry Clay stewart.
The case will probably be carried up to the
Court in BanC
National Republican., 1882-02-22
A pOLICEMAN's REPORT.

21s 18Th ST. N. t., Jan. 0, 1882.
Gentlemen
Ny occupation is night po-
liceman OF the Eighth Precinct,
this city. For a long time /
was Il great sufferer from gem
eral debility and night sweats.
Two reputable physicifns fail
ed to give inc relief, so upon the
advice and recommendation of
clerk In De Moll's drug store
/ commenced taking BRowS's
IRON DrTTERS, When / had
taken half IL bottle / found
that it was doing me good. At
ter the second bottle was taken
l was completely cured and
have been well ever since. l
have given the Iron Bitters to
my children with such good
effects that ] most checrfully
recommend them.
WIN. II. CLINTON,
Met. Police, Eighth District.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


FOR he Mddle AaasGc Soics colder jair ,ccdtter,
iccs'eiiy riuis, bigttr pressure
Uashnsi5D / q. M To-day colder fair ,rc1itr;
on Thursday ,0utRc, fair wtdher.
Thcrmomeiric readings n. M, i3o; II q. m
ioo; 3 p M, iso; p. M, 5Oo IL p. M, iOo
maximum, $40; minimum. 800
National Republican., 1882-02-22

Fresh Adeney butter ohurncd every morning,
and delivered in Slb. "Ward" prnts, at 6oc per lb
Also cottage cheese 90, per BALL buttermilk, DC.
per annrl. and sMeNL milk Do. per qmnIt.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
O33 PENN, Ave,
EIo1iday GoodS

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins,
Finger and Ear Rings, Fine Sold
Jewelry, American Watches, Stsr-
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, rs they will
find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
No. 11I3 Pennsylvania avenue.
del2tf
National Republican., 1882-02-22
ARRIVAL Of PASSENGER TRAINS.
Corrected to February !, ls52
Baltimore and Potomac Depot corner sixth and b



my, Phlia. and Bait.
eNpresS.y,,u,,,,p,,,," 2.2j
tPhlla., Bait. and way 0:l3
| PittSburg, Chicago,
Gin, aud 81. LOuls..n 1885
Bait. and wayslatl'ns.. $40
I New York, Phila.,
and RalL eX..,,,... Sis
Fred'k Point ofROcks
and way statlOns.o. sos
BAIT, and Annap. ex.. S;SJ
Martinsburg, Win
chester, Hagers.
town, TT. of Rocks,
aud way stations,", O:i6
tBalt, Annapolis,
and way stations.n.l0.20
7 Baltimore express ., l0s80
Halt. and LanTel eX.,il.30
Bait, Annapolis and
Trains marked 7 daily.
daily except Sunday. All
stop Vt Relay Station.
National Republican., 1882-02-22
SMALLPOX
ERADICATED.
Skin Diseases Cured

Skin Diseases Cured
BY DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
81 hes and Erupuons oil tho face, leaving the
skin clear healthy, and beautiful. Also cures itch
Barbers Itch, saltrheum, letter. Ringworm, scald
head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples Sore Lips, old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
f. Drake, esq, Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
oil description from Rskin disease which appeared
on lis hands, bead, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful doetoring ailed to help
him, and after all had failed he used DIR. Fraziers
Magic Ointment and was cured by few applica-
tions.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt ofprice, hfy cents.
HENRY & CO.. Sole Proprietors
G2 Vesey street, New York City.
For Blind, Beeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is q
IRE cure. Price 81, by mail, For sale BY drug
gists. WAS
National Republican., 1882-02-22

Turkish Russian. and Sulphur Baths sos 4
street. Open Sunday til one y. m
National Republican., 1882-02-22
HARTFORD, CONN.

NET ASSETS, January l. s52saS 70
RECEIVED IN 1881,
For rPremiums..,n.,,..,...t5233st1 233 st1 50
For Interest and Rents. 2s3132s Os
Profit and Loss............ 0l,C2G II s,1G0.7eG OF
sj5.e9i,Sgi II
National Republican., 1882-02-22
GT11I UIND
FOSTER KID GLOVES,
BEST QUALITY,

P-RTAGE COST
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-16
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!, Complaint ay been entered at this Office
i1y esttl AGAIN st Andrew T I;tacke
fqT ahan etanflss ri Ifdalestead Entry No. !sSTG
q aated n pal r. 1881. li,o the t. Is S E14 and
Ela y: T. so. q, q, e i!Sts III a I'D NJ, in Mar.
shall {e.i,ls firin Will :lVieW ta tie cancel
IatSol cf said entry the said parties are hereby
lillaana0t9 ppsE 1T tiis Office e,i isliaS
o. at 10 O'Clock a, III. to respond anu
furnish 1tsStlnauny conselliiag said stllega9
Ss 5 8 sS aT1' 3 III n # 7si#
u 5S5s3# 5 q #gs$ John EsisoMls, Register. Ri
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STATE .'l'Tlss OF MINNESOTA, COIN + soF1
Az MARSHALL, H 81. District Court. Eleventh Ja-
dicial District, #
ENsfA aiz1 ooBsE, $ P7laiintiif, Plaintiff, summons for
AsIlIHY DopaE, Defendant. kealef; s1 3s "
The State of Minnesota, .s 3.
TO the above named Defendant
You are hereby srlfr rnlonea and requireyt to-
ansWer the compliant Of plaintiff in tile above
entitled action which is flied in the office of the
CferIs Ct the DISTRICT Court for Marshall County
aforesaid, and 70 serve a copy OF yoNr answer.
to said complaint on tic snbseviher# at his
.offiee#i in the city Of Croal1ston, IN the County
Of Polk, within thirty days after The service
OF the summons upon You, exclnsigeof the day
Of such service, and fyou fai1to answer the
said coEnplnint within the time aforesaid THE
Plaintiff in this action win apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 10Th, 1882 @
is$ H. sgEENEgsoN, &
P'aintif' $ Attorney, Crookston, Ndinn.
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County = view the cancel lEation
sI san 1y stry that the said
5alli NY Ale has never DToise .oY caused
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law oa pal did not break III
acres ali said lith9 lli ISL parties arc
leFSpy 70 Ycs on hey
spend .;.ls II & furnish testimony said
alleged isiislre. ri. ss3 s5e35 1
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If 3 s,Hltl /. at llrooksto,,, Mimi.
~ ~ ~ hereby given that
Tile setler h;ss1le notice OF
final support ef
las aessid proof VIII be made be-
lore l: 81 Land stiis:e at (froakstoli. MSnn Oil
Ap,il II 2 1ss2 yIzs William lid
names te t. prove
gof, stia land, VIZ Charles & reen. !. Samuel
es5eea I. " George CONT and x A. Nicnoison
al i'pf CIooBston f @. Polk County, sfilln.
iai iai3 oIisy S5RuNfs, Register
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
NEIGHBUKHOUD NEWS.

Events Near ANA Across the County Lines.
There is woman residing in Harrisburg
who is the pOssessor of twenty-five cats
and one dog.
III the cemetery at Harrisburg parents
have erected as a mausoleum large
sized playhouse over the graves Of their
two children.
Moses KlemOnsky, Russian only three
months in this country, was almost killed
on the railroad ut Harrisburg yesterday.
The Standard Oil company has filed for
record twenty-eight deeds for right of way
through Chester county and fifty in Del
aware county.
The Berks county commissioners have
determined to investigate the accounts of
the defauling ex-Treasurer, DundOr, on
their own account.
Mary White, colorcd, killed al infant
she was engaged to nurse, by giving it
beer to drink while she had it out ior an
airing in Reading.
Mr.. Michael Berry, who resides in West
Manchester township, York county, has
five members of his family sick with small
pOx.
A company has been organized at Read
ing called the Herdic PhetOn company.
At NOrristown while Philip Storge, a
baker, was placing some doughnuts in a
cauldron Of fat, the fat caught fire, set fire
to the bakery and surrounded the baker
burning him badly about the hands, arms
and face.