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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-23
Order Chosen Friends.

The Independent Order OF
Chosen Friends have elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: Il. w. Eollen, P. G. c.. NJ
Cohn, G. c.; L. E. Mccormick, v.
c., L. S. Greenlaw, Sec: J,
Schmitt, Jr., Fin; J. Muller,
Treas A. Leport, Prel.; j. H. Nc
Cormick, ME-. Barley, G.; S. F.
Thorne, S.. d c. Biglow, w.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Lieut. Rerry,s Chnrrr.

Lieut. Robert NJ, Berry, who commanded
the ill-fated relief steamer Rodgers ON her
cruise to the Arctic ocean, was ordered here
by Secretary Chandler few days ago from
New York, where he is attached to the school
ship st. Mary's. He ishero for the purpose of
advising in the selection of list of articles
TO be sent TO tho Ichoutchgs Indians, in the
vicinity of St. Lawrence bay, as a reward for
their assistance to the crew of the Rodgers.
The list has been completed, and the articles
will he sent ON the revenue steamer CorWin,
which will sail from San Francisco for
Alaska in the latter part of April or tho first
of May. Ensign George NJ. Stoncy will be
ordered to take charge of the goods, and will
take passage ON the Corwin.
Lieut.. Berry has been offered an opportu-
nifty to accept a mission under the Belgian
government to go TO the western coast of AZ
riea, in the neighborhood of the Congo river,
for the purposes of attempting to ciyililo and
colonize the natives. This duty will be en-
tirely voluntary If accepted, Additional
pay will be given by the Belgian government
Lieut. Berry has not sgnilled to the secretary
whether he will accept the mission or not,
but at present he is inclined to refuse the
offer.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Tho Now Tnrln Inv.

Tho Treasury department has mailed copies
of the new tariff act to all collectors of Gus.
TOMS together with instructions that sections
and of the act go into effect at once, and
apply to all goods in bonded warehouses, as
well as to goods imported after the date of
the passage of the act Section repeals
duties on charges heretofore added in ascer-
tanning the dutiable value of merchandise for
the purpose of the assessment of duties. This
action will cause considerable reduction in the
amount of duties collected, which reduction
is estimated by some at per cent of the
entire amount collected. Section . of the
tariff act changes the manner Of ascertaining
the value of merchandise consigned by manu-
facturers in foreign countries TO agents in the
United States, and for which there is no for
eign market value for tho reason that the
goods are specially manufactured for sale in
the United States only. The law authorizes
the appraising officer to ascertain the cost and
value of tho material composing the merchan-
disc at the time and place of manufacture,
together with the expense of manufacturing
preparing, and putting up the merchandise
for shipment and makes the value so ascer-
tanned basis for the assessment of duties
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Changes ln statLons of ARMY nnicers.

The following changes in the stations and
duties of officers of the corps of engineers
have been ordered by the secretary of war;
Lieut.. Col Henry NJ. Robert will relieve Maj.
Walter Mcfarland of his duties in connection
with the works of fortihcation and river and
habor Improvement and of water level obser-
vations on Lake Ontario now in his charge,
taking station at Oswcgo, n. Y. Mai. McFar-
land, on being relieved by Lieut. Col. Robert,
will relieve Maj. John w. Barlow of his du-
ties in connection with his works of fortiflca-
tion and river and harbor Improvement now
in his Charge, and will also relieve Lieut..
Col. George IL. Elliot of the charge of inn
provement of the Connecticut river in Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut, taking sta
tion at New London or New Haven,
Conn, as may hereafter bo designated
by the chief of engineers. Maj. Barlow, on
being relieved by Mai Mcfarland, will re-
lieve Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ. Robert of his duties
in connection with the works of river and
harbor improvement and water level obserya-
tions on Lake Superior now in his charge,
taking station at Milwaukee, Wis. Capt.
James b. Quinn will be relieved from duty
under the immediate orders of Mai. Charles
II. Suter, by the last named officer, ON re-
ceipt of this order, aud will relieve Capt. Ed
ward Mcguire of his duties in connection
with the works of improvement OF the Vel
lowstone and Missouri rivers now in his
charge, on or before April 10, 1883, taking
station at st. Paul, MINI. Capt Daniel w.
Lockwood will be relieved from duty under
the immediate orders of Maj. Amos Sticlney,
by the last named officer on receipt of this
order, and will relieve Maj. David p. Heap of
his duties i'll cOnn6ctiOn with tho works of
river and harbOr improvement now in his
charge, taking station ut Grand Rapids, Mich.
Capt. Albert III. Payson will be relieved from
duty under the immediate orders of Col.
Charles S. Stewart and Of the board of en-
gneers for the Pacific coast ON receipt of this
order.
Profs George l., Andrews and Samuel f.
Tillman, of the United States military acad-
eny, will, when in the opinion of the SUPER
intcndent of the academy their services can
be spared for the purpose, proceed from West
Point, New York, to Yale college, Connecti-
cut; Harvard college, Massachusetts, Dart
mouth college, New Hampshire; Princeton
college, New Jersey, and the United States
naval academy, Annapolis, Nd, on public
business, aud on completion of the same will
return to West Point and resume their duties
at the military academy.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
The Tarlfr Commissloncrs, Account.

1t is denied at the Treasury department
that the members of the tariff commission are
still receiving pay at the rate of $40 each per
diem. The treasury officials say the commits
sion has been regarded as .f,,ncius ogicio from
the time il made its report to congress at the
opening of the last session. No money has
been paid to its members on account of SER
vico since that time. Mr.. John l. Hayes,
who was the disbursng officer Of the commits
sion, rs well as its president, is now settling
his accounts. All money allowed him since
the report was submitted to congress has been
for the purpose of defraying expenses incurred
in the progress of their work.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Trsntv with NIntlnrnncnr.

It is understood that the Malagassy cmbas-
sadors will visit the State department ofli-
cially to-day and have conference with tho
secretary of state upon the subject Of expe-
diting the exchange of treaty ratifications
III accordance with tho wishes of the govern
ment of Madagascar, it was stipulated in the
treaty recently concluded that the exchange
of ratifcations should take place in Madagas-
car. As, however, this exchange is mere
formality, the Malagassy ambassadors desire
to waive the stipulation, and have the ex-
change of ratiilcatious take place at once in
WasbinUtnn
National Republican., 1883-03-13
"A ConnterEelter,s CInlm.

The chief of the secret service division has
made a report to the secretary of the treasury
in regard to the case of George Albert Mason,
the notorious counterfeiter who was recently
released from prison, whore he had served the
greater part of a torn of twelve years, and
who has made claim against the government
for $500 900 for false imprisonment, lie made
Che claim rs q British subject through the
British minister. The claim was referred by
the secretary of state to tho Treasury depart
ment. The chief Of the secret service divis-
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Gold, Silver. nnd Notes.
The Chler Clvn Service Examiner.

The attorney general has given an opinion
TO the President that the chief examiner un.
der the civil service commission is an officer
OF the United States, and as such his appoint
ment is vested in the president. Tho ques-
ton of the selection of chief examiner has,
however, been referred to the commission,
and the appointment will be based upon their
recommendation
National Republican., 1883-03-13
The Frcsident,s Henlth.

The President is still indisposed. He re-
fused tosee all visitors yesterday excepting
intimate friends. lie has been suffering for
some time from catarrhal affection, and is
considerably annoyed at its tenacity. He
will probably take trip to Fortress Monroe
toward the end of the present week.
National Republican., 1883-03-13

ion makes q strong argument against allowing
the claim, which he says Is based upon an en-
tire Misrepresentation of facts, aud is without
Justice or equity.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
cfor Rnt-Suusrs.

. fOr Emt-Buusrs.
NOR RENT-A NICE THREE STORY AND
II basement brick, lll7 Fourth street northwest.
only so, Pretty location; rooms, gas IN each;
water IN Kitchen Inquire wthin. mni3 3tS
INOR REN ENi-THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE
IL No. ll3 East Capitol street; very desirable Oca.
ton. Apply NJ j.I Pennsylvania avenue southeast
malb3t#
JNoR RENT-IIoUSE NO, 1921 O STREET
Il northwest \ large, well arranged resi- icnCe,
with all mpIOh CmcnA, street aud location dpslTa llp
II MT 80 II month H. o. HOLTHMAN corner Tenth
anu streets inlthwesl. nlali-ut
INOR RlsN1-THE DWELLING PART OF A
u tnC new house; all mUucrn improvements In
the central pant Of the city; hlr square north Of
ppuuSylVunlu lypN ne. For Inflammation inuuirp nj
No. 428 Eleventh street northwest. mal23tt
VJOUSE-aOu T. STREET SOUTHWEST. FUH-
4 l. nlshed or unurnibhed; SrOO,rsi desirable lOCa
ton; rult reasonable; references. Apply NJ lOI3 l.
street northwest (West Washington, mal0.3tF
TNOR IIGNT-A'P ATLANTIC CITY, THE CON-
II uucntal, containing 22 bedrooms, parors, dining
hall, Office, kitchen, laundry cellars store rooms,
large yard. all well furnished; fine views of ocean.
ingtuu, or box ~ Atlantic CITY, NJ J With tho nrv.
nego Of cottage adjoining with Is r0Ons muiO,Gt*
OONGREsS HALL FOR RENT, 1883, OCEAN
~ Clty. Worcester County, Murylnndi well iur-
n,hcd and everything nowi capacity, 40 guests
A1drtss the owner, W. Is, Il. SELlE, Berlin, Wor.
ce,tcr County. Maryland, or e%i Wharton street,
Philadelphia. ie2Jmwil2t
NOR RENT
National Republican., 1883-03-13
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.


cola weather skin diseases tprurlgo, intense itch
moved, and is increased by the warmth OF the bed
When paroxvsm OF the itching comes on you feel
ton but that caused by scratching. II worse FROM
the waist to the ankles-allects both sexes aer the
age OF 30
Crusty Tettcr.-The skin becomes nhamed tender,
and small blisters form, burst and form moist. yell
low crnsts; is accompanied with heat itchncss, aud
gers scalp Glce behind the cars Joints and various
parts of the body.
White sca,y Teter-The skin becomes dry,
cracked, and scaly Affects the scalp elbows, knees,
limbs, body, eyebrows, and beard. Sometimes the
tire body Is affected with this annoying and distress
ing skin disease.
Palmar Tetter,-Thc, palms of the hands become
dry, hard, thCkcned. issured, cracked, painful and
sore. The same condition often Affects the fingers
aud soles of the feet.
scaly Scalp Tetter-The scalp becomes tender
Itchy, and covered with thin ne. white scales which
tnue II makes the hair thin, harsh, dry fade and
| turn prematurely gray.
Lepra-Circular, white scaly spots appear upon the
ynpv in sIze fron snt nea 10 an ordinary slzed
Ger. This Is lifetime disease unless thoroughly
eliminated from the system.
The above and every form of skin disease, every
complexion ana hair bicmsh, defect, defcrmity. and
discooralon permanently cured by DIR. Van Dyck,
Dermatologist, 7OS Eleventh street northwest.
The operation of electroysls in the permanent re-
moving of superfuous hair sklllfully performed by
DIR. Van Dyck.
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
Complexion Blemshes tAcme), symptoms; white
or red inamed pmples form on the forehead, cheeks
chin, nose. back, and breast; affect both sexes.
| edones-Symptoms: The pores OF the fore.
head, cheeks aud nose become filled with white
baceOus substance, capped with black specks Is
often associated with an oily condition OF the skin
| Is exceedingly annoying, and affects both sexes.
Liver spots--Are yelowlsh. brownlsh, dirty. mud
| dy.lOokng spots on the forehead extending TO the
hair on the cheeks and sometimes on the breast and
bands LIVER spots are frequently ASSOCIATED with
general salowness OF the face mostly affects ladies
| between the ages of p and 49,
Redness of the Nose-The nose becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cause exposure TO
heat cold the use OF alcoholic liquors ana wines,
anger and forth At times there Is great heat I'm the
nose At first this redntss disappears, but finally IL
becomes chronic. The veins become enlarged, and
| ance, whether he deserves ltor not.
Freckles Wrinkles, Moth Tan, Sunburn, Salow
ness Coarse, Deep Pores, Molcs BlrthmRrks, an
nOying complexion Olenishes and dsColOratiOns-
all OF which readily yield to proper archaeological
Skill
NOTE,
Owing TO the demand for his ser, Ices In other cities
hereafter DR.. Van Dyck Will be nt his Washington
week only; hours, ~ IN. 10 7 y. m, Hereafter no
one treated without n DUSitiyp pnpuppmput.
National Republican., 1883-03-13

IF YOU WANT 10 BUY SELL, RENT, OR
Il Trade CITY or Country Property, come and SEQ the
great bargaina " the Ieul fslgle Exchange OF
WILLIAM IL. MAIN d BROTHER, -, Charles
northwest nhl9u
National Republican., 1883-03-13

TSEFUL FEET
~ Promote Health aud Longevity.
Hence the thousands frOm far ana near that visit
- DIR WHITES SlABLISlfMENT,
lilG Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wllard's Hotel
lur reiet nom, unu avoidance Of cOrus hunions dis
eusel nails, chilblalns vascular oNuresceuces, and
other complaints Of the feet Established In Vash-
mgton IN lsdl) Refers To the most eminent physicians
and SURGEONS oIiee iea q per VISIT for putting the
National Republican., 1883-03-13

DOG LOST-s5 REWARD -STRAYED FROM
- 1873 * street northwest Monday evening
March II, pug dog, light nwn color; a6S nose and
answering 20 name of "Ioby - leather collar
on neck, H. 4, WILLARD. mal.S8ts
National Republican., 1883-03-13

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule Ot our houses
stores, shops and Arms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices 40, nud how they may be-
seen. Property for sale In ull parts Ofhe city, Money
Il. Ii WARMER. nlg T. street.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
NOTE,

Owing TO the demand for his sery Ices In other cities
hereafter DIR. Van Dyck Will be ri his Washington
Office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday OF each
week only; hours, q Il. m, 10 D. IN, Hereafter no
one can be treated without q positive engagement,
Nearly every hour from TO is engaged for six weeks
ahead. new parties Will please call after u. m.
either of these three days. mal-tuths
National Republican., 1883-03-13
educational.
Businrss Glantrs,

IublNtSS VgdHtCS.
VNHE LEASE or A VALUABLE BUSINESS
i properly on the north side of Pennsylvania ave-
nuC VIII shortly expire. The owner Is nun-rOsient
and will give y ten years lease on favorable terms.
Address BOSTON, Republican once male-Nt
INoR SALE VERY or EAP--pATENT OFFICE
IT rCpOrls uneChanlcaD from 1871 to 1871, inclusive
comprising 81 volumes, AT bookstore No. l9O3 Spy,
enth street northwest. mal03t#
Y IBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
i ] on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every.
where by J. H. SQUIER & co.. Bankers 1915 Penn
BylyanaaYenue. nag8l
National Republican., 1883-03-13
2rost unS .foun0.

L OST'-A BAG WITH PAPERS ~ usn y
i 4 any one Dut owner, on TENN h,rUct. trlr ave
nuo 80 reward II left NJ Republican Once NJ
questions asked, mul9-3ts
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Smprohe0.

NOR SALE
II yls FIFTEENTH STREET, facing Mcpherson
Square-New 3story, H.rOom residence.
Lot - feet ia inches by lO6 feet 10 alley.
THOS. j. FISHER ~ CO.,
st rnp nnrth
National Republican., 1883-03-13

TOR SALE
II FIFTEENTH STREET, near Rhode Island Nv-
enue Observation-Disclosures new 3-sory brick resi-
denCe. Lot, 2iNl0O,
THOS, j. FISHER & CO.,
1924 i street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-13
.fur Sulc ano 8cnt.

,Fur Sulc--yl -yllisccllanrOus,
VNOR SALE - CHEAP STORE AND TWO
IL dwellings Inquire ut G1l seventh street NORTH
west no brokers. nula
TNOR SALE-pURE WHITE LEGuOltN AND
II Bramah eggs nj a. per it1'u, 3ll Eleventh street
northwest. mnl2Mt
TVOR sALE-AN ELEGANT, NEW LATEST
A. improved 80 singer machine, bliEhily used, with
all attachments, for go, with i've years guarantee.
AGAUEltBACll'SC corner seventh ana II streets.
mnlOHts
VION SALI3--s7dO UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO
E stool ana cover, used mouths, AZ Ouc-hird cost
anu tuSc square piuuO no part pay jlI lOur'und-a
hNf street northwest m@Hlt
NOR SALE-A FINE TONED PIANO; ELE.
~ gaut nnlsh owner leaving city, 1910 $ street
northwest. masbt'
GiuOOD WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE-7g
ing ma I'm
TNOR SAEE--gOO or Ill POUNDS or LONG
IL Primer type in irStrutr condition. also font Of
BREWER; viii be sold at q bargain, - .
iei6-tf NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1883-03-13

NOR SALE-- -
IL 1908 Q STREET NORTHWEST.
New Broom brick, first class throughout.
Lot 20Nl0O.
THUS j. FISHER & CO.,
l3l1 IL nor
National Republican., 1883-03-13
Solnntrh. .TlrIn... frmaIr.
10lantro--.s .situatiuns-- -yflaIr.

"ANTED-DY AN INTELLIGENT WHITE
w girl, asituauon to go to ~. Louis or Denver;
or chamhcim dd. Address 5. d., Republican Onice,
mAl33lta
National Republican., 1883-03-13

TNOR SALE
II MASSACHUsErTs AVENUE Just wesp of
Inomus Circle
handsome building sites two fronts.
pHOS. j. FISHER a. CO.,
lfll Il street northwest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

Wilfmwe M@Ana-
We are indebtsd % or Town COrTcspon.
dent for The following items:
Judge Crane has been elected an honorarv
member a the Detaling Society.
The warm weather 81 the last few dav.
has made our town gardeners very hapnv
and vegetables are beginning 10 show tka
effects Of il.
Hon. Jos. II. Bradley, Hon. VIM. D.
Webb, Of Washington Admiral 3. 3.
MaundeF and Don 3. i. White Of Mexico
topped at M0ore's this week.
lion. b. @. Harris, who had quite a severe
attack short time ago, has for some DAYS
past been able 70 resume his visits % tha
village sind is looking very well.
Mr.. Jas. G. GFeenwell has returned from
his trip 20 the North, leaving bis daughter,
Miss Bessie. in the Novitiate OF the Sisters
Of the Sacred Heart at KenwoOd, near Al
bany. ~
Joe Dorsey states that Col. Allsson Is che
ncatest hand with a buggy whip ~ ever
saw. Joe has reason % know whereof he
speaks and win doubtIessly be considered
good authority On this subject.
General Bailey has at last discovered the
woman % suit his fancy. She has plenty
Of size, plenty Of money and is plenty far
enough of She measures SIX feet, four
inches in height and resides in California.
According 10 gentleman from the Eighth
District. our old friend Billy" having failed
% find fortune IN the fish and muskTae
business, has returned 10 his old trade and
is established &C Solomon's Island whore he
plies his needle with good deal &C patience
and sumo profit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. Editors :-Pleass annonnre FRED
ERICK 4. MORAN, a. the esh district, as q
candidate foF seat in the next General As
sembly Of MARYLAND. he deserves and win
receive the cordial support Of
Feb. IS. 1888. REPUBLICANS.
Messrs. Editors-PIease announce the name
Of Mr. JOHN n LEACH M an independent
candidate Tor n seat in the House OF Repre-
sentntives Of the next General A ssembiy o
POoR MEs AND REPUBEzcAxs.
Feb 0. Iss7.
Messrs. Editors-Piease announce Mr.. L.
n. CANTER as q candidate for reelection 70
the lower branch Of the next General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, subject to the republican
dominating convention, and say that he viii
receive the undivided support Of the -oteFs Of
Dee Il, leS2s LeOnaFdtown District.
Messrs Editors .-piease Announce In she
BEAcOE that If n-. L. J. SUTTON, Of the 9Th
district, viii consent 20 become q candidate
for q seat in the lower branch Of the next
General Assembly Of Maryland, he will receive
the cordial and thorough support of the re-
publicans Of the.
July -, 1889. Bird District.
Messrs. Editors :-PIease announce Mr..
" ACHAN0AON hAtshENCON as C8nNf~
date for n seat In the House OF Representative.
OF the next General ASSEMBLY Of Maryland,
and say that he win be warmly supported by
the voters Of the EIGHTH DIsTRlcT.
Jan Is, 1888.
Messrs. Editors Of the Beacon. We suggest
that IL Mr. A. BURROUGHS can be pre-
vailed upon to become a candidate for a seat
in the next legislature OF Maryland, we be-
lieve that he would make IN able representa-
tive and reflect much credit 70 the old coan-
~ Of Sl. Mary's. In making this suggestion,
We beg leave to say that Mr.. Burroughs d
net man Of great show, but we know him
TO possess mind superior 20 the most Of men
and we regard him rs a man Of ability, hon.
or, integrity and influence.
Aug "a, 1882. CHAPrTco.
Messrs. Editors Please announce Judge
JOHN l.. MlLBURN as a candidate for a seat
in the next Legislature. Judge MiIburn il
in every way deserving Of the confidence OF
the people and if elected will prove a most
efficient representative and one having at
heart the best interests Of the people OF the
harz2SS WHOLE COUSTY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

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CHILOKRS TBETHIKG is pleasant TO the taste,
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United States, and Is for sale by all druggists
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tie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-10

BALnMoRE, May 5, 1888.
Messrs. Editors As compared with iasl
week, recsipts q both wheat and corn have
increased. The market for Wheat shows .
Further Improvement In prices, both for spot
and future delivery, ewineing cou6aence ia
the stability o. the market on the part Of the
buyers, though fDreign adyices are HSt SUM-
GENTLY encouraging for shipment, aud the ex-
port trade Is very limited, causing come In
crease Of stock IL elevators. Southern corn
has ruled Grm and steady, and Western spot.
under small stock. has further advaaced. OPP
lions also ruled firm and closed higher. I
give closing figures Wheat, Southern FuItx,
20 70 ] ~; longberry; ! - 10 ~; We
tern spot, % 20 al; June, I 24s 10 23f;
July, 23s % l AT; August, 231 10 234
Corn, Southern. SIS 70 Gag. Western spot,
62a to 6Tl May, esq TO 65I; June, 65 TO e54;
july, ess TO 6el. Rye, 10 to u. oais, 50
TObacco-Receipss Of Maryland continue
liberal. inspections for Che week aggregating
! 9T6 hhds. The market Il unchanged. Good
desirable samples continue In fair demand,
with common and mixed grades dull and IOw
repeat quotations Inferior and frosted, 2 90
10 90; common, SO 10 90; good do, 4 so
10 3 so; middling, 90 10 so; good 70 fine
red, so TO 10 90, and fancy, 10 90 TO IL 90.
The prices of cattle, sheep aud other mis-
crlianCeous stuff are about the same - the past
week. n.