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National Republican., 1883-07-23

ON the first of October next the new postal
law for the reduction of letter postage from
three to two cents on letters weighing half
ounce and less will go into effect, The three
cent stamps and stamped envelopes now in use
will be valid after the first of October, and
can be used in combination with other de-
nominations on letters requiring more than
one rate of postage and on parcels of third and
fourth class matter, No three cent stamps
will be issued by tho Postollice department to
postmasters after the fourteenth of September
unless the requisition for them is accom-
panied with statement that they are needed
for immediate use, and that tho supply called
for will be exhausted by the first Of October
No three cent stamped envelopes will be
National Republican., 1883-07-23

COMMEND Us to an editor for genuine, true
philosophy, even though he be II democratic
editor Mr.. w. G, Becbe, an Ohio editor was
acandidate for state senator, and was defeated.
Instead of committing suicide or mourning
over the ngratitude of republics he mounted
his tripod and wrote these words, which de-
serve to be remembered. "Come to think
about it, we can't spare the time to hang about
the state house during the sessions of the
ncNt legislature, and then if it should happen
to be republican body a man might be led
into temptation. We won't run any risks"
National Republican., 1883-07-23

JUDGE ALLEN, of the criminal court OF
Nashville Tenn, not satisfied with excluding
newspaper reading men from the jury, made
an order few days ago denying a reporter Of
the Banner the privilege Of the court room
with view of reporting the proceedings Of
the Polk case for his paper.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Death OF Nudge priest, OF Llbcria

The minister resident and consul general
of the Omitted States at Monrovia, Mr.. Smyth,
reports to the department of State, under
date of May 30 last, the recent death of the
Hon. James M, Priest, justice of the SUI
preme court Of Liberia, in tho sixty-sevcnth
year of his age. Judge Priest was born at
Paris, KY, aad went to Liberia in 1885, in
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Yellow Fever.

The State department is informed by the
United States consul at Havana that eleven
of the passengers of the steamer City of Wash
ington from Vera Cruz were taken ashore at
Havana, sick with yellow fever and that
FIVE of the eleven died after being landed,
Gen. o. c. Ord, United States army, retired,
is one of the sick who were taken ashore.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE latest charge made against the English
sparrows comes from Pennsylvania. A farmer
in that state claims that their bodies arc
filled with lice, which they deposit in large
quantities in the barns and stables which
they frequent Turn the rascal5 out"
National Republican., 1883-07-23

May, the ecclesiastical authority usually ex-
crcisod by the bishop will devolve upon the
standing committee. In case of combinations
clergymen in charge of churches in the dio-
other diooeses to perform this function.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Amusements and Recrsat.ons.

The following amusementS and recreations
are advertised:
The swimming school-open day and evening.
Dlver's summer arien-Wiimot and Nden,
fancy DiGyclistS the Jackley wonders, ElwOod,
Nine. Angela, and other attractions.
Athletic park-Chum pionship bicycle race be-
tween Prince aud llghnm,
Abners summer gardcn-Re- engagement of the
ArIon qua telte, Miss NJ, MediHl soprano, and
Prof Chr. Arth's urCu est II.
Norfolk, Fortress NJ nrue, and Point Lookout
Stelmer Lady of the LAKE leaves at $50 p M
Norolk-Seamcrs George Leary and Excelsior.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Pnvmnsters, Chenl,s.

Disbursing officers, national banks, and
subtroasurers have been instructed to refuse
payment on any check drawn by a paymaster
of the United States army in payment for
services to an officer or enlisted man unless
the period covered by the payment is stated
in such check. This action is taken in COM
pliance with request from the secretary of
tAynr
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE new English dictionary now in course
of preparation will contain 200, 600 entries and
100000 quotations. 1t has reached to the
word alternate" and up to that point con.
tains 5000 entries, which is 5000 more than
is contained in Webster.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE Montreal (Canada) GG=etto does not
object to the people of the United States
monopolizing the word American, but it in
sists that in speaking of the people of the
dominion we must call them Canadians.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

NEW ENGLAND women are now employed
in two hundred and eighty-four different
branches of industry. Progress in this line
may be estimated from the fact that in 1910
vocations only.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

which republic he has held important and
responsible positions, being at different times
vice president, senator, Judge Of the quar-
torly and common pleas court, and, as stated,
associate justice Of the supreme court at the
time of his dcath
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE Louisville COrier-Jownd says that
"Put yourself in his place" was written by Il
Kentucky republican. Is it not more prob.
able that it was the word of II Kentucky
bourbon who has made himself hoarse shout
ing Turn the rascals out?'
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Thn NnvnI CrnIsrr Cnn1rnrta.

The contracts for the new naval cruisers
have been forwarded to John Roach at
Chester, Pa, for signature. They will be
signed by Secretary Chandler on his return
from New IIampshire
National Republican., 1883-07-23

Thas been asccrtaincd that publius Rubriu
Bar5arus was project Of Egypt at the time OF
the erection of the obcli5k now in New York,
As the most prominent inscription on the
obolisk, when translated, reads "turn the
1ascUla out" it 10 fair toprtsume that Pubius
was bourbon and favored tariT for revenue
nnlv
National Republican., 1883-07-23

The strike of the telegraph operators has
given renewed impulse to the discussion of
the establishment of postal telegraph sys-
TEN by the government.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
Yellow Fever, Smallpox, and ohoIerl

The surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has been informed that vessel from
Vera Cruz has appeared off Apaachicoa The
collector of that port has been instructed to
send the vessel TO Ship island. The surgeon
general has also been informed that smallpox
aud yellow fever have appeared in Matanzas
and Cienfugas, Cuba and that cholera exists
in CampeChe and OaXaca, Mexico.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
rn c1rY sr,nscR1nnRs.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, delivered 10y carriers 10
any rart Of the city and suburbs, regularly and
carly, at the following rates.
Fer Month. ''''''''''''''''''''''' Nv
Per Sl'ou
ler rNear.,......... 90
National Republican., 1883-07-23
yo~noN hrD PARIS.

TIFF REPUBLICAN will he found on 0lc nj the
American Exchange in Europe No 40 Strand,
London, the American Exchange III Paris, No. 30
Boulevard des Capucinea
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE English "Mistcr" has its parallel in
the French of Monsieur aud in the German
of Herr. Nh Labouchcrc, commenting ON the
eminent Russian tragedan Subimohi says
some of my contemporaries talk of Mr.. Su-
bimoG Seeing that G0,podia is the Russian
equivalent OF Mr., ! think one of the titles
might be omitted with proprioty."
National Republican., 1883-07-23
NEW YORK OFFICE.

The New York oOcc Of THE RErrnLrcAN 's Mt
Room 65. 7,,,tpe building where flies of TuE RE.
ruIlloAE and ali necessary information relating
10 advertisements can be obtained.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

issued after tho thirty-frst of August unless
tho requisiton for thom is accompanied by a
similar statement. Postage of drop letters
remains, as before at two cents.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

A VERY sad scene occurred at wedding in
Chicago recently, Winccnry Bakerowsl,i
Karzna Birzycli August FIocrlse and Bertha
Raraarski Jan Bawralowslsi Josephine 3Iaai,
koislli were married aud just rs the oncat-
ing minister pronounced the names of the
happy couple he was seized with q sudden
attack of locziaw and expired iu a few miu.
utes
National Republican., 1883-07-23

JtCr7 effort is being made to hare THE REPUBLICAN,
6cIt'oed early and promptly in all parts Ot the Guy.
JersonS who do not receiys their paper or who hare
OFT cause Of complaint, tOW oJtge Oy "o'Vv"y me
U,ee, ather inperSoH or by postal card
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE Indianapolis JoWWd says, "That Mex
lean outrage at Monterey will have to he
speedily and thoroughly cleared up, and the
perpetrators adequately punished" The un-
Official account Of the assault on the acting
consul ut Monterey makes case Of great
outrage, and one for which this government
will doubtless require a full explanation,
apology, and rcparation from the government
Of Mexico, 1t is not to be inferred, however,
that tho Mexican government in any manner
sanctioned or will sanction the barbarous
attack Of some of its citizens upon q diplo-
matte officer of this government, or that it
will hesitate when called upon by tho State
department To render such satisfaction as will
be entirely satisfactory to this government.
1t must be remembered that the Mexican
government finds it difficult to keep in sub
lection many of the people of the different
states of that republic, although it uses all
efforts to do so. An nsurrectioh is now
pending in the state of Tamaulipas, and the
federal authority is not only not respected,
but is openly dehcd. We must make many
allowances for the unsettled state of affairs in
that country aud treat thom as noxt-door
ncighbors who, Notwithstanding their short,
comings in some matters, are willing and
anxious to retain and deserve our friendship.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
A Counterfeitcr Arr-,ted.

The Treasury department is informed of
tho arrest at San Francisco Saturday of
George w, Walker for passing counterfeit
$50 treasury note.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
EniscnnnI stntIsiics.

According to the report of the Episcopal
diocese of Maryland for the year ending
May, 1858, the total receipts of the Episcopal
churches in the District of Columbia
amounted to 500, ,sl0.3s, one parish, Anacosita,
not reported, The receipts by churches are
rs follows
National Republican., 1883-07-23

Persons ledpin0 The city during the summer can hare
THE REPUBLICAN sent them bp mat J0r any ieugihoj
time, aud the address changed often desired, BY
nOtl. ing the business Office.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

A FIRE which recently broke out in Ye-
katerinoslayskyvitch, Russia, destroyed
everything except the name of tho town.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
A New Bank.

The acting comptroller Of the currency has
authorized the First National bank of Havre
de Grace, Md, to begin business with capi-
tai of $60,0G0.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE excitement in kentucky over the
hitherto unheGrd OF occurrence in that state
of man voluntarily rcsigning II lucrative
and desirable office will now be abatcd 10y the
withdrawal of the tender OF ,sgnalon
made by Mr.. Il, NJ. Swopo as collector of in
lernal revenue for the seventh district or
that state
National Republican., 1883-07-23

The amount OF lawful money on deposit in
the treasury to-day tor the redemption of
notes of banks reducing circulation is S2O-
5Sl ,4O1; banks in liquidation, $1l,1752s5
failed banks, SS06,374, making a total fund of
G31 BI3 Uf6
National Republican., 1883-07-23

THE strike of the teIegraphers is not un-
like the democratic tariff, being strike for
revenue only.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
The Nationa, Republican Company
nce, ps. Avenue, Cor. Tenth and d st.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR BY MAIL
mn1n cnnies scnt on nrniinntlnn

ntily Edition (postpaiul. $500
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National Republican., 1883-07-23
The PresiIent.

The President left Washington Saturday
night on the United States steamer Despatch for
New York, He will probably stopat Fortress
Monroe and Cape May.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

rcnittsuccs may be made Mt our risk, either by
drnf, express post-oGice order, or registered let.
On Money sent in any other way Is at the risk Of
he person sending it, Address.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. J.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

MONDAY, JULY 90, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-07-23

"Lotta" sent her husband o. f. Huss
$500 the other day, if no is to be believed
and the lucky man left for England Saturday
ON one of the National limo steamers to meet
his lively bride The husband promises to
bring back a strong theatrical company in the
fall, when he and "Lotta' return. The mys-
terry of that marriage license remains un-
solved. When it was issued Lolita was un-
doubtedly in England.
National Republican., 1883-07-23
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE AMATEUR OPERATOR.
"Do know how 20 work the wire,
And do itwell, you ask.
Pm quite surprised you should inquire
Bout such simple task.
why, certainly / can get through,
As am always quick;
But tell me, sir, what shall do
When that thing goes tick, tickf"
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S>iii'soan in an Edinbusgh ho,si. Matter.
1eading; " Sis Gssnxs Wellesley had the honor
ynees1sy u kissing the Queens hand. Still
eopo iaLase, insessspting: " kisSin' hss shat"
Vailxsi Her hand Siillsoom lassis;
4" n uHdna thAnkr pn.
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Plush and Lcnthcr Oood,. ,tc.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-30
JaIy Third aud Fourth.

II you wish for one or two days to live and
breath In healthy moral atmosphere, and
with your family spend day or more OF
solid enjoyment in one of the finest groves In
the county,, awsy from the pernicious inflc-
ences OF strong drink and It'll inevitable and
disgusting resu u, keep your eye on tie il.
teieotual heat and varied attractions offered
ing to be held on the Moundsyile camn
gre und July Sd and 4th. The eloquent ad-
dresses by Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster, Rev. John r
Thompson, DR.. James E. Smith and others.
intsrspersed with soul stirring songs by q
multitude of singers, the excellent music Nv
one OF the finest bands in the State, the pvr6-
t'cnic display of borfires, rockets, shooting
stars, illuminated balloons, &C., dc are but
the special features of programme seldom,
If ever, cquAlled in this section of the State
Special trains will leave B. & O. depot al 1856,
$40 and $50 A. N and 100, 2:4O, 400, $40
and $50 ? NJ, all special trains returning
Immediately. Special night trains leave
Mounosyille foT this city at $50 and 1890,
Tickets for entrance to the grounds will be
on sale at the Moundsville depot and at the
gate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-30
The Cnnrches To.morrow.

Rev. E. NJ. Smith, of Louisa, Va, will
preach st the Disciples church tomorrow a
IL a. NJ and 7:30 P. N. At ZIne Street NJ. E
church the usual services WILDE held. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
will discourse of THE Friendship of Christ u
At the Third Prest yterian church Judge G.
L. Grammar will conduct services at 1920 A.
N. and Rev. A. G. Easleson, of Dallas, w. Va i;
at 7:30 p NJ. At ST. Matthews church there
will be no evening services. D. F. S. De-
Hass will preach tomorrow morning at
Thomson II. E. church, Island. The day
will be devoted to the missionary cause. The
Citizens Bible class will hold its last meeting
for the keason tomorrow afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church. Rev. G. E. Hite,
of the CJapline Street church, will preach in
the morning of "1he Balm OF Gilead" and in
the evening of People who look for Grapes
on Thorns." The usual services will be hold
at the First Presbyterian and English Luther
an churches. At the A. NJ. E. church, Rev.
B. Wheeler, the pastor, will preach at11 A.
NJ. on Pressing Toward the Mark
and at 8 P. NJ. on Temperance. At
Fourth Street Nj. L. church, preaching
Sunday at 1890 A. M and 7:30 P. NJ. by the
pastor, Rev. J. Z Smith, d. D. The Sundsy
school will meet Sunday morning at nine
o'clock instead of2 p. NJ. The books from
the library Will be distributed during the ses-
sion of the school. The usual services will
be hell at The Second Presbyterian church
by tke pastor, Rez. Dr.Cooke.