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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINrISo

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
., 49, April u, 1854
piles for this Bureau during the six months from
July TO December ~. 1885, of articles In the follow
Dry colors, oils, chemicals, typograph inks,
textiles, paper binders materials deItrine, grooers
sundres blank steel plates and rolls glue and twns,
hardware, iron aud brass castings gas and steam At
tnEs, lumber horse feed, Ice, and coal and wood.
Blank forms for proposals on articles OF any class,
WIN information rs to qualities, quantities, and
dersiBned.
Proposals on each item will be considered sepa.
rately, ana preference given to articles of dom, so
prodnction or manufacture. conditions OF price and
As It is not convenient to store large supply OF
goods In the Bureau orders the accepted bidders
will be made from time TO time, tho actual need
may be determined, and as rule for not less than
the quantities specified on the schedules.
Those desiring blanks and Information must specify
pose, as awards will be made only TO established
manufacturers of or dealers In the articles led.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase
from the Government OF the waste paper, stock
board cuttings, old blankets scrap twine, and such
other articles OF Junk an may accumulate from time
to time In this Bureau during the year from July
1885, to June 3o 1885, aud also T,r the purchase nom
maceration of the United states notes securities &c,
authorized to be destroyed during the same period.
Full Information relative TO these articles will be fur.
nished on application 10 the undersigned
The right to waive defects, and TO reject any or all
bids, Is reserved.
WashnRton i
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Aatiiun SaItr.
Tbomas 10. waponmon

- REAL ESTATE AUCTfoNEER
TRuSTEBS' SALE OF Lon, y BY l42 FEET 10
INCHES, IMPROVED BY TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO ii2i
TWENTIGTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing daie Noveni-
Der 1850 aud duly recorded among the land records
and at the request Of the party secured, we will on
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1883, ats o'clock y. m offer
for sale at public auction, in frolt Of the premises
part flot TO- In square il7 beginning nj the south,
west corner uf said lot and running thence along the
west line of said lot Is feet thence l42 feet 10
inches TO the rear line said lot thence south along
the line said lot 2 feet to the south line Of said
lots thence along said south line t42 feet 10 inches 10
the place Of beginning, improved by two story and
basement brick dwelling.
Terms-One third cash, balance in equal install.
ments at II and months, for which notes Of pur.
chaser bearing interest from day of sale and secured
BY deed Of trust on the property, will be taken A
deposit OF $50 Will be required at time OF sale and all
conveyancing and recording will be at purchasers
cost lfterns of sale are not compiled with in seven
Gays from time OF sale the property will be resold At
rlsk anu cost OF detaulting purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
ROBERT V. HUGHES,
,r,,o,,. Trustees
Ia l-NsNt Z. .1a
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THOMAS =, wAeGAMAN, AuctiOneer. O'''0''
United States NIarshal's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of ner faclas issued out OF the
Clerks office ef the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and TO mo directed, will sell nt public
sale, for cash, in front Of the Court House
door Of said District, on TUESDAY, THE isr
DAY OF MAY, 1884, at II o'clock M, ali
the right title claim and interest Of the defendant
~ and to the following described property, TO wit;
the southeast corner OF said lot 30 and running
THENCE west fifteen u6) feet thence north thlrty-sx
south thirtyslX oe feet TO the place of beginning to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon levied upon as the property of the defend
ant, John a. Butler 10 satisfy execution No. at
Larner. -
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
-. -- - United States Marshal
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, 90
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPoT
CoMMIssAnY OF SUBRIsTENCE,

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPor
CoMMIssAnY OF sUBsIsrESGE,
WAsHINGToS, d. G., April ~. 1883.
Sealed proposals lin triplcate). addressed to the
Undersigned. Will be received ut this office until IL
O'Clock noon. on THURSDAY, May IL, 1888, nt which
time and place they Will be opened In the presence
Of bidders for furnishing the fresh beef required by
the subsistence Department, United States Army at
this depot for issue TO troops, &C. during the fiscal
year commencing July 1, 1885
Separate proposals will also be received for furnish
ing from the contractors stall during the period
such choice cuts OF fresh beef mutton, and cOrned
beef as may be required for sales to officers
The government reserves the right TO reject any or
all proposals.
Information as to conditions quality Of beef pay.
ment, &c, can be obtained on application to
W IL NASH,
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Grand Army Entertainment.

The entertainment given last night at the
Grand Army hall under the auspices of the
Ladies Relief corps of Lincoln Post, No. 3. G..
A. r., was largely attended and greatly en-
joyed The Capital minstrels furnished a
good programme, and for amateurs gave evil
dence of considerable burnt cork talent.
The proceeds will go toward the purchase of
an organ for the Post room.
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lieo.

BRowN.-Apri 20, after a long illness, Of eight
months duration which he bore with exemplary pa
uence and fortitude, JOHN NJ BROWN, aged "a years
and monthA
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
No, l4i6 street west, sunday afternoon the
Goth Instant at clock Friends and relatives are
respectfully requested 10 attend. 80
MANTZ-on "wednesday morning April %, 1883,
CHARLOTTE, daughter Of Cyrus and Emma Mantz,
aged year months and 10 days
Baltimore papers please copy.
PATRICK.-on Thusday, April 20, 1888, CHARLES
V. PATRICK, aged "a years.
Funeral from his late residence 1918 Caroline street
between II and U and Fifteenth and sixteenth streets
slant sS
PATRIcK..Thursdsy, 2sth instant at i;oS p m,,
CHARLES " PATRICK,
Funeral At o'clock 7: M, Saturday, esth instant
at 1918 Caroline street. Members Of Meade Post, q,
A, r., should be present
PALMER.--on Tuesday, the oath instant at his
residence In this city, JAMES CRoNALL PALMER late
surgeon general United States navy, In the ISd year
ofhis age.
from st. Johns Church,
TURNER-ApTl II, In Columbus, Ohio, of bron
chial consumption, Mrs. DONNA MOZART TURNER,
aged 20 years
interment at Fenton, Mich.
WHEELER-On Thursday, April %, 1881, at 70 M,
EMMA j. WHEELER, daughter OF f. and the late NJ,
IL. Wheeler.
Funeral from residence OF her sister, Mrs. Nc.
Intosh, 40 Rhode Island avenue, at 8 p. M, Satur.
day, 2sth instant -
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FOR FUEL.
oUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE

QUARTERMAsTRRs OFFICE U. s. NC,
WAsKINGToN, 5th April, 1889
~, Sealed proposals IN duplicate will be received at
18th day OF May next for supplying wood and coal to
tue United States Marines at one or more of the fol-
1884: ''' 0' - ~ N'
Portsmouth, N, H; Charlestown, Mass; Brook
Washington, ID. c.. Annapolis, Md; Gosport. near
Fla. |
Specifications, with blank proposals can be OBJ.
at the offices of The Aster Washington D.
G., and Assistant Quartermaster, 2oJ South Fourth
street, Philadelphia Pa
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Fuel"
and addressed to the undersigned.
W. B. SLACK,
Major and ouartermaster U. g. Marine Corps,
min IN
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PosroFFGcE pErARrMENr.

POSTOTFTCE DErARTMFNT,
WASHINGTON, d, C., April ~, 1883.
Sealed proposals are invited from steei.plate cn-
graves and plate printers, and will be received at
this Department until IL o'clock nn., on wEDNES-
DAY the 23d day of May, 1854 for furnishing all tile
Postal Notes." the issue of which was authorized
by the act OF Congress approved March .. 1889 and
all the Money Drafts which the Department
may require for use during a period Of four years
commencing on the 10Th day of August, 1881
Blank forms OF bids with full specifications and a
sample money order DRAFT will be furnished on ap.
plcation to the Superintendent OF the Money.order
System, Postofiice Department. Washington, D. G.
w. q. GRESHAM,
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we Arc Always on tne Alert

To secure novelties in fabrics for our tailor
ing department.. We dress some of the best
people of Washington,
EIsEMAN BRos
the Most Prominent Clothiers and Tailors,
Corner Seventh and Il.
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Henry,s Cnrbolic snIye.

II is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores
ulcers, salt rheum, tctter, chapped hands
chilbains, corns, and all kinds of skin erup-
tions, freckles, and pimples.
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Our Selection

For young peoples wear, for school as we'll as
dress purposes, is more attractive than ever.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and Z.
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Marrisb.

ILLIAMS-RILEY.-At st. Johns Church
Georgetown. d. O., April 2G 1882 by Rev. John s.
Lindsay, CHARLES PHELPS WILLIAMS TO JULIET
MARIE, daughter OF the late DR.. John c. Riley.
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DRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs.

QUARTERMAsTER's oFFICE U. 8. NC,
. WASHINGTON, 9th April 1881
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received at
this once until II o'clock m, OF MONDAY The i4th
day of May next for furnishing rations TO the United
States Marines at one more OF the following STA
tons, from list July 1883, TO 30th June, 1894:
Portsmouth, N, H.; Chhrlestown, Mass. Brook
lyn, n. Y; League Island, near Philadelphia, Pa;
Washington, ID. G.; Goaporl, near Norfolk, Va;
Fla.
Specifications. with blank proposals, can be OBJ
or at the olhceS of the Quartermaster, Washington,
d. G., and Assistant Quarternaster 226 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Proposals should be lndorsed +" Proposals for Ra-
w. u. SLACK,
Major and ouartermaster U. s. Marine Corps
n
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WE recently overheard asulferer from NsT-
vous Debility, say of ALIENS BRAIN FooD;
1t Is Meat, Drink, Lodging, and weeks
washing thrown in"
National Republican., 1883-04-27

BALTIMORE, MD.-Rev, w. II. Chapmaa
says: / deem Browns Iron Bitters most
valuable tonic for general ill-health."
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$Orm.

MEAGHER.-April 20. 1883, at her residence, ON
Fourteenth street northwest, Mrs. NJ. c. MeaRher
wife Of Mr.. i. Meagher, of a daughter.
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Major and ouartermaster U. 8. 3, i
FOR COAL AND WOOD.

CLKRK Is oFPIcE HOUSE OF REPREsEsrATIvEs,U u. s.,
WAsHINGToS, ID. g.. April TO- 1881
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office un-
I'll IL o'clock noon on FRIDA the th day of April.
for the delivery OF three hundred and y (350) TONS
more or less OF best white ash furnace coal also forty
l4o) cords, more less. OF best spruce pine wood.
the vaults of the south wing Of the Capitol be
fore the 3Olh day OF May next. The coal must weigh
2240 pounds TO the ton, and the wood must measure
l2s cubic feet TO the cord and be corded and meas
ured at the Capitol, The right 10 reweigh the coal at
the Capitol and the right TO reject any all bids Is
reserved.
The bids TO be indorsed proposals for Coal and
Wood" aud addressed To
EDWARD McPH ERsoN,
Clerk of the House RepresentatiN
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LOCAL MENTION.
NAIderneY Dairy WnRona.N

Fresh Aderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In lb WARD prints. at SOC. per ID
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball; buttermilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart,
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 3OS Ninth street, near Penn
sylvanin avenue.
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VNoR sALE--PRINTED CARDS "FURNIsHED
~ Rooms, with Table Board" +" "rhlsI House for
Rent, apply AZ -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents each for sale at the Business
Onlce OF The National Republican. de7n
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Dropusals.

PROPOSALS FOR POSTAL NOTES AND
MoNEY-oRDER DRAFTS.
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aGsyS PREPARED BIRD rood, SEED, SAND,
RSS &C., Ely's Cream Balm, HolniAn's Pads, Pure
Cod Liver OIL, 80 cents pint, ut
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W-Nif
4 DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
MONROE.
Beglnnlng May 1. 1898. this Company will establish
oN b MF ana NnTS 81 ieI%erS between MAsHIH ~ R
MONROE Mo oNRoE ALEXAN,DRiA, PINEY POINT and
poPH$S sisSg S%% ,'!sSs%S$ GEORGE
ROOMS NEW FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C., thor
s Ss a SS
day eHceg,edl a. S;so p m SATURDAYS at Q, from
This Company having secured the connection with
THE BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
EXCLUSIVELY,
aer the above date all freight for points east can go
nlars, apply at Company's ONCE, Seventh Street
L. NJ. HUDGINs, supt
wM p. WEIGH, Agent
w sT NsTF6 y0gF PRoPBEgY III HsT n THE a
LOSS YOU ARE PRoMPTLY PAID. '~ VI
Our Insurance Department embraces the Etna,
Hartford, FRANKLIN, Springfield Fire and Marine,
Hartford; Royal and the London and Lancashire, OF
Liverpool.
HARRY G. TOWERS & CO.,
BANKERS BROKERS. AND INSURANCE,
1870 STREET.
Harry c. Towers. member of the stock Exchange.
aSSy. ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN-FUR.
S goods en $ s
mess make cheap good, and the purchaser gets tile
install ments. At SMITHS Instaiiment House. ia
New Jersey avenue northwest. Call and be con-
vnced.
nSBs PAIN IN THE BACK-FoR LADIES.
w. A certain cure by health ill., under tho dl.
rection of lady. 1891 street, from 10 m to Up.
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n(SBs PAIN IN THE BACR-FoR LADIES.
W. certain cure by health lin, under tho d.
rection of lady 1871 street, from 10 a m to p.
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N~Ss- CHARLES CASE.
bSS ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
Room 16, No. 1913 -Four And.a half Street Northwest
Washington, d. c.,
VIII practice In all courts Of record In the District
Special attention to business In the Court OF Claims
upon cases stated.
Refers, by express permission, to Hon. NJ r.
Waite, Chief Justice Supreme Court u. s.; Hon. A.
Mylie Associate Justice supreme Court D. O.; Hon
H. McCulloch, ex-Secretary Treasury u. s. Hon.
John Jay Knox, Comptroller Currency; Citizens
National Bank, Washington, D. c.: Dillon a dSwayne,
Attorneys and Counselors. lE Broadway. New York.
A~M% TRUNK
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A Weddiu8 Of Freaks. +"

In the S,lburb of Frankfort, Pa, the
winter residence Of circus people and
aide show curisxittes, . wedding OF an
unusual character occurred SATURDAY
evening. r. II. MolIitt. = tatooed man
am, Nias Leo Hernandez, the span
ish bearded lady. were united 10 the
binds Of nsatrias0uy. A large num-
der of noted ''fresks, ~ they arc
cnllesi In tho profession. witnessed
the ceremony. The bride ha0 black
heard three inches long, Aid the
er0osu n - hxn,lAOu1e piece OF
Hoaaic work ~ there l. In America.
Atas Leu h twenty.six years old and
her husband hes passed forty. Hn
lIrnt wife was the Russian gianteea,
4 5O(lu0und Venus. who died O( dys-
ne,wis In lSs,O. Before the season end
ed MONT married 'Circasstan beau.
ty' of Milesian extraction. She died
last Summer, and before the Bernum
show concluded ito season tho tatooed
widOwer was mad)v In love With the
s'SpanIsh bearded Lady," Although
bearded. abe ps,assessed Ill the eoynsSs
of her aex, and Mr. MONT was COM
pelletl TO use all his el0luence to per-
suadc her to accept him. John GeaTy.
the old sword ~wsllower, b the step-
father Of Miss Leo, and be gave her
away. Niua Leo wanted to have her
heard shaved OfY 10 honor Of the 0cca-
sjon. but Mr.. MONT, who r. Of pgec.
teal turn Of mind, OppOsed It on the
around that size might not be able to
laise another crOp, In which event
has .,.. lsa.. - a stassaP3nnftvO V4aDOlA Ia
totally Destroyed. Mr.. and Mn. Moi
6t went to New York On wedding
tour.
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AcuOrsling to the Panama .Nter AMI
Herald, two vessels have narrowly
escaped destruction l.y mete0ns, One
wae the steansslip Lima Of the PAci-
nc Steam Navigation company, aud
the other was the United State. na,,-
Ot.war Alaska. A meteor which
plunged Into the ocean close by the
las( named ship just after sunset on
December l.tb, h xaid to have terri.
Ned every btniy on board by exploding
with . great noise and q burst Of flame
Just l'eisDre It struck the water. THIS
h not the nnt tune that meteOrs have
fallen near ships, and there ~
nothing impossible IN the suggestion
that vessels may have been sunk by
them. Meteostc stone. have fallen
on laud which were heavy enough.
and endowed with sufficient velocity
70 knock = hole through any ship.
within the last forty years more than
twenty vessels have disappesred ne
sea. How many Of them may poesi.
bly, have 6esn struck and sunk bv one
Of these Tying missiles from the skv.
soeno VI which follow In flocks in tie
trarks Of comets, while others ere lone
wanderers 10 space until they lall
within the easth's attraction. and
plunge through her atmosphere with
planetary speed-Ne,e York Sun.
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XNll3AT5 % LABOR.

The organisation Of societies under
the name 1t the head Ut this article
throughout The country has awakened
. public interest TO know something
e0ncerning the purposes At the order.
The declaration Of psiociples h pub.
nshed in THU Issue. Without refer
ring In detail /" the principles hid
down, many Of which muss eammsud
themselves a ssnsisG). the Gset Of o.
kanisatlOa b the 'ssUst valuable H.
ture Of the movenaent. The claim q
politicians, who have never doae Z
(lay's Abos ID their lives, that tbey
are The espeeial friends Of labos, bal
Who when 10 power are always fosad
~ the side a psosss'poly, will b nsoss
elossly sesnnsd Nv this organization.
There are urgent reasons WY such
an organization In Montana m2y b
the means oe sccomplishing nueh
good. TIE PROBABILITIES ars great
theG the Asteopt win b naas In fs.
ture elections ~ Eailsoad eo0paniea
to shape the political character q
Montana. Our political structure
nay need so0e ha)hst q this Kind
10 hold Il steady IL The Storms that
may eosns.
The usefulness II this oesani9alion
Win depend In great measugo Upoa
The character Of the pessons who con-
troll IL loral dssljny. Pronb10asd
repolueious ase not valuable ooly -
fAr - they rsPssDeat ~ sasnest and
sineegs parross Il men aetin9 undss
thsnl The qusslieos a soeial seisaes
pseoslgated Sun 6eek beyood The
tia>eu when ~ ancient Ro0ans 4.
n,anaed their tsibuDes and . divisiea
q cosqssssd lasda. Many a ssr
ablest Eaglnh wsiasD lawfully d.
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About . we~k 40 IN interview
was Published with r. j. Sheridan,
~ NiE".se ~ the Iriah U'nrid In
which his attention was called 70 Tie
sss:insouy Of infosmer Carey. that
he had lbeen an ''invineii,Ds'' osEan-
izer ~ lrelaud, aud W. asked u be
intends-i lesvsnx New York to g.
ssp. l,eiMx exavadited. Sheridan ~
plisSl that he would not lsave; that
he acted IN The matter with the fail
c9ass.iDusness that British cou1ts
were Osk.nized 70 coaviei; that his
arrest aud coovietioa would give The
peoa''e - opportunity q judging a
The elass II evIdesce upsa which
Isishns ~ were almost daily hanged
IN Irrlasssl. He admitted hovlng
goas r. lreiasd 10 Tie 6isguise q =
psi.sl u arrange fos ths recovery q
sosss peopssty, and that - hed Dr.
tsibuteal noaey foe Ne rsllsf Il ssf.
fssing evtessd psopie. TIE dispatch
announcing The rsesipt Il raPsss ise
the exlesllltjoo oil. ]. 0hesidan WaD
Doblishsd yesterday.
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n. r.,. GO ma.- No.
1soCA1r.k. eo. So.-Ine Mcn'
roe COUNTY noo league xessesuev Io'
- o.t.Si;"r ~" =; III. .a s.s.vosH ~
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49, ~. ~'.1 .''>' -. ''~'~ -.
WASH!N0ION, feO. S6.-Tne Ae
ponmene OF STATE mas received appIl
eat,o0 1rool re brltlsn Govesnm:ent
toe ne extsadetlon o. r. ;. sheridan,
~ 80 . ~. ..s''''''S ~ '"~
'n 80 .-'', ~ y.
so.an. ~ IT, TO oLs. .e''ot .Sr
soS pe.n 'crxe oumsues % aosen'
s Lk.tnIOP' -, Ds@ ;s;,; "a; rs! Ia -:
S 81 s..n, .; ""'e''s' y TeFTy'
I.a.s. .o q ri. a.. r..:
NJ. p.rnS 81. 49, cS III In Ist"n..
hccwe,s ~ s.r;vsS ' ri this '.;sv
Thns :n.,. IN. fc.,.sh .aismn 80 ~ s -.
fie m OkI.hon,. /. ~. in ~ r".li. :,
To,,itorv IN coinri.>. ~. ~...,,.s. .
81 BY United States troopo TO thu.
Kansas State line and there released.
WAsn1xorox. Feb. H-Renre.
samfsfive nelf;,rIl ~. n.seivs1le IEffsr
from D0eyey, In which the latter
states that he uever 9nve Belfor.l a
check such - Beerdell swears TO.
p,~r.pr,,., - CD, ~. -,
iai.five the investic,ii,n into rS.
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Calhoun.

Mr.. Calhoun spoke like college
profxxsor demonstrating t. his class
His position wss stationary, a,'' ns
used no gesticulatiOm. Ills pale an"
livid cOuntenal,ce Indicated '"s
cloister. His Voice was sil>rfy ana
attractive, tut very earnest. n>
eyer indicated quick lrrr'!"i".''
Starting with the most i'lal's'"e
premises, he would carry 20" irr'S's''
sOly along with more plausible i'''
sOniug until you would bt' l"'zz''"l"
know how much Track track u WIS
iudispensal,ly necessary Il" you :"
take to avoid CONCLUSIONS when
would make II difficult To tell 'ns
difference bel we<.m your views s"'
those Of y South Car.,liMa secession
Int. After having heard al! the :e"'
at.,rx speak, ia stranger >''""m
lxct the ONE, Irrespective 81 ''"'ri"..i;
who cu,ue nearest xaint. Il" wou''
sslect Mr.. Calhoun and -''ri' ne y
held to be throughout m'~t s." u"
SOuth to this day. College pr:
fxss0rs in the south were ~
great admirers. and taught ~
alN.t,iu.s t. their students. f.au
Gated clergyman and all !a-h'".'s'',
x.,ciety there lost nO Op(n'ri un't'e:"
Iuanifesting their admiration "i n'n'
''Have you seen Mr.. Calhoun: :.'
yru think Of leaving without S:r'. ."
Mr.. CalllOun::" we're questions NV.
riably asked ny southern C"nglt:s rs.
men Of their constituents vl'ni".
Washington. And Mr.. Calhoun
prvstire was 80 worked up that >'!!i'f
eru visitors, both gentlemen ana ~
dies. were ~ Iuucl, expected !" ~"
vpOn him ~ upon the Pre>ideht' :"
the time of his death hr WAS :''''''1
. strong f,Mtl,Oli ar,',n: ,h.' S'''"''a ;1
at the rtl. who see,"'"t '"r''''''s
nj resisting the seductive. rra>' '''" Ismi
l,ix l.ercrl.tivc, comprehensive a.
M ,lytE iliu,l. senator JON" -.
Hale, " New llAn,ls-l,ire, once 'sn',
tO n,y xest aud said: II an, g"i''s."
axsu,.ish sou. Mr. Calhoun ~,
lust br.N, lit u n,c II letter. wh"",
he said he had just receive r'r,
from President Nathan Lord. "f l~. .,
mouth College. and 's<ks.i ~" Gin ,n.
many alle1tNnDS A'"'"s "'"' that
College. He LETT me-. asssertlns ' w.,
President Lord WIS one IT lte AVIS ','..,.
thinkers aud pr,'s.'uu.ls.~t ''aS .,.'.;.
In the country" A. that tine ,it. ~
dent Lord wxx not only tlIs "'::" ...i
Tie College. but Of the Cons,,::a','.''.'Ii'
denomination vi New r."S'| ,..r
With = bravery worthy 4 "a't,
cause he followed Mr., ta'" .....
doctrines to their nxt,r!! st'i". !.
and he had to give up H. ls,-"'r
No mau ever exerted IT, 'i," ,,..,n
upon thi: country that M IT , ,H i.." I.ir
war were the legitinaat' Out gr''M OWL
doctrines Of which, he ias tue 'a''' ~.
aud tO which the sine rtty III ms ID
v0tiOm was msnifestsl by III. ~
vocacy Of them In hi dying h"'''E n.
"LoR0 JOINS" C0y'tss'"""
nsinieceNces.