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National Republican., 1883-01-01
womnn,s Temperance Work.

The Woman's Christian Temperance union
held two grand Neetmgs ycsterday-onc ut
Masonic hall, at 3 p. m, addressed by Rev.
DR.. Karsner, of Ocean Grove, N. j., and Mai,
II. A. Hall. The large hall was well filed,
and the music was most excellent, under the
leadership of Mr.. Frank Woodman In the
evening Miss Mary \. Wadsworth, Of Boston,
addressed large audience Mt Calvary Baptist
church. Mrs, Roach presided, and introduced
the speaker, who said the WOman's Christian
temperance union is the largest organization
of women in the world 1t was born in prayer
and is carried on in that spirit Fifty thou
sand women are banded together for the
ayowed purpose of educating public sentiment
up to the level of total abstinence. Miss Wads,
worth is lady of great culture, and very few
public speakers are able to interest and in
struct an audience more effectively. She leaves
this city tomorrow for Richmond to join Miss
Willard, and plan work for coming months in
the south.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
liro.

BURRUS.-December 81, at $3.50 o'clock M, Ed
WARD IiuRRts aged N years.
The funeral viii take place from ST. Patrick
church nj o'clock p IN. Tuesday January
DEVIN.-On Sunday. December 81 lSs2, capt. j. ID.
DRvIN, brcvet lieutenant colonel United States army.
Remains will be taken on Tuesday next 10 Dover,
n. H., for iuterment.
GEIB.-of diphthcria. on Saturday morning, De-
cenber TO- 1882. HOWARD BAILEY, eldest son OF Adam
and Maria E. Golh aged years, months aud days.
Funeral private.
JOIINSON.-At his residence IN Vermont, on De-
cember 2j HENRY G. JOHNSON formerly OF this
city, in the I'D year of his age.
MONA MARA AT her late residence. No. u Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest December 30 49, Mrs.
SARAH MCNAMARA
Her funeral Will take place from 81. Aloysius'
church, at0 a, m. Monday, January I, 1855.
SHILES.-Suddenly, OF congestion of the brain.
oil sunday morning, December ~, NJ $50 o'clock,
CHARLES f., only child Of G. W. and Mamie G. Shiles,
aged years months and II days.
Funeral from the residence of his grandfather,
John w. Shlles. $40 Maine avenue southwest, Tues.
day. January ., ut o'clock p. IN. Relatives and
friends invited to attend
National Republican., 1883-01-01
A HAPPY New Year to John Chamborliu
May he never quail ON toast
The Dickson Cnsc.

1t was expected that Henry A. Bowen would
take the stand Saturday, in the Dickson case,
and that some lively revelations might result.
In consequence, the police court room was
filed to its utmost capacity, many members
of the bar, attracted by curiosity, being pres
cat. Judge Cuppy opened the proceedings by
asking If Bowen was in court, Judge Smell
inquired if the counsel wanted him. Judge
Cuppy replied "Yes." Tho court directed the
bailif to call Bowen. This was done but
there was no response. The bailif was then
instructed to call Bowen's surety, Edward
Dcvlin but met with like result The court
ordered that the 81 900 bonds given by Devlin
for Bowen's appearance be declared forfeited.
The defense stated they would recall Brewster
Cameron and A. Maurice Low. Mr.. Wells
said he would offer no additional testimony
unless the defense put in something new.
Mr.. Oliver came into court ut this point and
stated he had just received u telegram from
Bowen and expected him on Monday to-day.
After little argument, the court suggested
that the defense rest their case, and that he
in view of Bowen's disappearance, would ac-
cept Mr.. Drivers testimony in regard to the
interview with Bowen aud let Drivers tcsti-
mony go in unquestioned The case was then
adjourned till tomorrow Mt noon.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Sunday school Presentation.

As fitting finale to the Christmas fcstivi'
ties at Ryland M. T.. Church Sunday school
just as the superintendent, Mr.. Fred A. Gee
was about to close his school yesterday morn,
ing, one of the little girls, Miss Daisy Collin
son, stepped forward, and, on behalf of the
teachers and scholars, i'll a clear, distinct
voice, and, with few well-choscn words
among which we remember, because we love
you and want you to love us" presented t.
him blue cut-glass fruit dish, mounted on
an elegant unique silver standard, and also o
beautifully engraved gold palette, resting on
silver easel. The presents We're indeed
hbeautiful 10 look upon, and reflect credit on
theugood taste of whoever made the selection
TheS-Necipient was completely surprised, and
attempted TO reply only by few earnest
heartfelt Words Of thankfulness This school
numbers nearly1Q scholars, and is in a most
prosperous condition,
National Republican., 1883-01-01
BUSINESS Ar THE BAN.
Judge vylie Refuses Bau for Murphy and
O'LcsFy-Prisoners Arraigned.

AS was announced in THE REPUBLICAN
last week, Judge Wylic agreed to give his de-
cision on Saturday on the motion to admit
John II. Murphy and Charles o'Leary, the
convicted monte men, to bail. Murphy has
been sentenced to six years and o'Leary to
three years in the Buffalo pcnitcntiary, and
are now in the district Jail pending an appeal
to the court in banc on certain technicalities.
The district and assistant district attorneys
appeared for the government and Mr.. G. G..
Cole in support of the motion, Judge Wylie,
after having heard the grounds on which MIR.
Cole based his motion, which have already
been published in this paper, overruled the
motion. He doubted whether he had power
to admit to bail after judgment, aud thought
IL would he n dangerous thing to do in the
case before him. He thought very little re-
lance could be placed in what these men said,
as they had been engaged on crime all their
life and would gladly purchase their liberty,
which was so dear to them at the price of per-
jury. The Jail was the best place for them,
aud they should remain there. William z.
Wood was an interested spectator of the pro-
cceding5
In the criminal court Saturday the follow
ing prisoners were arraigncd to plead: Ed
ward Edgelcy, breaking into the house of Jo-
seph p. Cavanaugh on December q, not guilty;
| the same, for the larceny of some wearing ap-
| parel from the room of William If. Sinnott,
not guilty Sarah j. Camp, larceny of Sll
| from Blanche ID. Washington on the second OF
last December, plead guilty and was sentenced
to Erie for three years; Andrew Harris, Sec
ond oflensc, petit larceny, stealing SO and a
pair of eyeglasses from Frank A. Sargent
November %, plead not guilty; Robert alias
/ Pusey Spallwood, Robert johnson and Grant
Johnson breaking into the house of Louis
Silvers on December 26, plead not guilty
| bisr1,V Vnh m
Armsburg on November 26, taking 1925 from
her plead not guilty.
/ Deputy Marshal Josiah Henry has resigned
! TO take effect December 81. IL is probable
more designations" in the marshals Office
| will soon follow.
The records of the law cases Of the clerk:
Office have been moved into the new wing o
the city hall. During the present week nj
the clerks offices will DO transferred to thoii
| now quarters.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
The March 60 Marriage.

Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday
to John II. Miller, McLeansboro, ILL.,, and
Elizabeth p. Townshend, Washington; Chas.
II. Walter, Tcnnallytown, ID. G., and Alice
Dickens, Elkton. Md; Henry Waugh, De-
troit, Mich, and Flora Duckett, Port Tobacco
Md; Thomas Duncan, Arlington Heights
Va, aud Gcorgic Robinson, Washington; Sam.
ucl Bruce, Stantontown, ID. G., and Rcbecca
West, Washington; Patrick Canty and Mary
Horrigan; Frank Goings and August Peti
anat. of this citY.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
REVOLT OF THE DowNTRoDDEN.
Preparations for the Coming woman's
Suffrage Convention.

A meeting to make preliminary arrange
ments for the approaching Woman's Suffrage
olnvention was held in the Riggs house par
lors Saturda. evening Mrs. Belva Lockwood
presiding. The following comm ttees were
appointed:
On rcccption-The Mesdamcs JOY, Parncll,
and Mcpherson, and the Misses Sheldon and
Sherman.
On prcss-The Mesdames L. r, Charles,
Stewart, and Lockwood, and N. Sanford.
On hall--The Mesdamcs Spohord, Hatton,
and Thompson, and Miss Ward.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed That the Washington branch of the
National Woman's suffrage association extend 10
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar their moral snpDur in her
suit, now pending, against caluinny and dGrnc.
lion. the weapons only of towards; AMI that we
consider her cause the cause of nll women,
Resolved. That the bill introduced int the house
of representatives by the Hon, q. w. Cassidy, OF
Nevada, TO deprive the women ofUtah ofthe bal
lot Is retroIradc movement, and aimed at the
perpetual disiranchisement of all women, not
withsanding his assertions TO the contrary, as
women who are poygamists cannot vote there
now and that we will use whatever power we
possess TO defeat that measure.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Cane Presentation,

Anumber of clerks of the western and south
ern subdivision, surgeon generals Office, on
Saturday evening surprised the courteous and
efficient gentleman in charge of the subdivis-
ion, DIR. II. l.. skinner, at his residence, No. G3O
Eleventh street southeast, and presented him
handsome gold headed cane, appropriately
inscribed. The expressions of appreciation
which accompanied the gift will ever be re-
membered with pleasure by the recipient.
National Republican., 1883-01-01

very beautiful scenery has been painted for
this piece. The rest of the bill is an excellent
one. The cafe, new venture of Mr.. Smell
baker, seems TO catch right on IL Is nightly
filled with pretty women and good orchestra
is in attendance, and discourses excellent
music
National Republican., 1883-01-01

Rev. Joseph Cook, one of the most prom-
nent diynes in this country, and who has
gained world wide reputation D. an orator,
will give two new lectures in this city during
the coming week, the first one Wednesday
night, entitled "Thc Religious Signs of the
Times" which is spoken of as brlliOnt eff
fort, and ismade interesting by an abundance
Of new facts, detailing the growth of the
church and as il stands to-day. On Friday
night Mr.. Cook, who is also pleasant polite
cal speaker win drift into politics and speak
upon "The Spoils Systems; or, the Pocket in
Politics" This lecture is u new one, and ex-
tremely interesting. II has been printed sew
eral times and is highly spoken of, Mr.. Cook
is Il fayorte in Washington, and it is evident
that a large assemblage will gather to hear
him.
HOLD on to the truth, for IL will serve you
well and do you good through eternity. Hold
on TO virtue, il is beyond price to you at all
times and I6ees. Hold ON 10 Dr. Bulls
-'"0 there is nothing like il to
National Republican., 1883-01-01

A HAPPY New Year to BurGh, of the Ebbitt
house, and may he be able some day before he
D, dies to give new guest II room at least two
floors below the roof.
National Republican., 1883-01-01

h~aJ% PoST'oFFICE NOTICE
Foreign mails for the week ending JANUARY
vii! close at this office as follows;
MONDAY,-At $3.50 a. IN. for A~pinwall and South
Pacific, per steamship Acapucoi at 7:0 p m. for
Ruatan and, Iruxlo per steamship E, B,ward, IT,,
rTUEsDAY,-At sso a, N. for E9rope per steamship
ana Clenniegos. Cuba, per steamship Santiago.
WEDNESDAI-At . a. IN. for Europe, per steam
land ana France must be directed "per CEtaiona'i;
at 80, m. for France direct per steamship Labrador
slip bolivia yin Glasgow; at 1870 a. N, for the
Netherands drrct per sIgamsnlp Maas' 1 wa Rot
TiIuRsDAY,HH a. M. for the West Indies, via 81.
Thomas aud ior BrOEll direct per steamship led.
dlngon, via Newport Nsws St 10 u; n, FOR Eurone
letters for Germany and France must be direcleT
per Sity Of Ney ,ooId GoE @ q. , y a. e. i9s EEro9
md Hamburg; SO r H. ~ G for Cuba % Porte o., klro/
SATURDAY.--At 10 n, m. fur Port Limon M
town, per steamship Clgudlus; at II A. M
Y nnS aTe&en %G 'f stSrs sififP fo Great ESs BBa8% B
European countries must be directed ~
az 1880 a. m, for Europe; per steamsY
directed per Britannc) atp.m/
?. M. for cuba aud Porto Rieo,W
Malls for China and Japan. ~
Malls for Australia, New Y
Fiji Islands, per sieamsI'
Francisco. close January
ranged Oh the basis Of
transit 10 San Francisco
on time at san France
steamers are diapntcbf
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PosTOFFICE NJ
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Metropolitan "
Columbia, WHY
OF JANuAV
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National Republican., 1883-01-01

A grand New Years matinee will take
place at the Comique to-day, when splendid
pagramme will| "'Von qgcr Smell
: has enp~' . Mas
WI ling
National Republican., 1883-01-01

A HAPPY New Year to Ro1ert Ingersol.
May he discover his mistake about hades in
time to keep out Of IL.
National Republican., 1883-01-01
The Theatre Comiquc.

A HAPPY New Year TO Jim Chrlsty, and
may he soon regain his appetite
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Anslion saIts.
by y. II. ColdweIl,
AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
SITES IN MOUNT PLEASANT, j. q,
by yirtueof deed Ol trust dated July 20 1851, duly
recorded iu ber o. folio SO, Of the land records
for the District of Coumb and &C the reg esI Of the
party secured thereby, we VIII sell ~ pablo auction
IN 'front.' of the promises on FRIDAY. THE 5rH
DAY OF JANUARY, a. D., la.3, at $3.50 o'clock ~
the following described real estate, Situated IN the
county OF Wps ingt0n. D. C., 10 wit;
LOIS numbered FIVE 80 and Sly (6l, in block mum.
bered one ~, in =. p Browns second subdivision OF
Mount pleasanti truct OF land in the county afOre
said-and containing IN ali iity-three Thousand one
hundred aud ssveuty-three and one-hqf t5J'l73O
square feet, more or less.
Terms: One-third ofthe purchase money TO be paid
IN CASH aud the balance IN th o. elun instalments
of six twelve, and eighteen months with Interest at
the rate of uer cent per Hnnum until pad, ana SC
cured by deed Of trust on the property soldi or all
cash. vt the option of the purchaser. One hundred
d,llars deposit required at time OF sale, All convey
ancng and recording at purchasers costs. II terms
of sale nre complied with in seven days the trus
tees the RI lit TO resell the property nt the risk
Rnd cost Of the defaulting pu chaser after hvc days
REA1NNAsRIDp H. WARNER, Trustees.
de22.fnw&ds
National Republican., 1883-01-01
de2tin,
arSys BELL e CO.. BANKEHs,
~ l4T PENNsYLvANtA AVESUE,
Opposite United States Treasury.

aWAsH1NGToN, ID. C., December 10, 1882.
The Undersigned have formed cJpartnership
nm Ter the firm name of BELL. e 90, as BANK.
Frs and FINANCIAL AGENTS, doing "a general
Banking, Exchange. and Discount business.
We receive for collection bills, hotes, drafts aud
cheeks payable in the principal Eastern citles at
and IN other cities and towns at the lowest cur
rent rates Of exchange We have every facility for
obtaining reliable financial Information gnrdng
bonds aud stocks USUALLY operated In IN the ,princl
pal cities, ard will make purchases swhen desired.
Very respectfully - - -
National Republican., 1883-01-01
Rev. Joseph Cooks Lectures.

A HAPPY New Year to Brother Voorhees,
May he live to pull the British lions tail out
National Republican., 1883-01-01
en,tinI motitrs.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

t5y" HEHEoS's
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
si3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
This house has perfected arrangements to receive
goods weekly from
NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
And will sell some articles ut 80 PER CENT LESS
than any other store.
Dry Goods. Fancy Articles. Ladies' and
dents Furnishings. Notions Trunks,
aud Travelling Rags.
Which we get from one Of the largest manufacturers
The public are invited TO the OPENING on New
two days goods will be sold at original cost lal.tf
49, THE MEMBFRs or THE OLDEST IN
49, habitans Association Will meet at their rooms
iO3 o'clock a. m for the purpose Of paying their re-
spscts TO the President ofthe United saies @ ,,.,
N~S5y. THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
w Stockholders OF the Columbia Copper Com
pany will be held at the office OF tle Company, Room
nry 49, ...,..,
desoJa6 secretary.
e~SsSE-s THE ECo.PA ARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
B=S existing under the firm name of Gray & Hill
ten. No. lU3 Ninth street northwest this day dis
The business viii hereafter be conducted by II. G.
Gray who viii collect ali bills due the late firm and
H.c. GRAY,
December ~, 1882 de80.ats
n~5to OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON MAR.
~ ket Company, December ~ lg2.-The Board
of Directors have this day declared n dividend OF
twenty-five cents share, payable at the office of the
company, seventh street Wing. on and inter Tuesday
SAMUEL w. CURRIDEN
de2llm Secretary
S>1Siss WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
49, The annual meeting Of the siQctholders OF OF
the Washington Market Company VIII be held ~ the
Office of the company IN the city of Washington. at
Y o'clock noon, on the FIRST MONDAY being the
LIST day of fJanuary 1883 for the choice of thirteen d.
rectors for the ensuing year and TO act on any other
subject within the power of the corporation.
SAMUEL w. CURRIDEN Secretary
WAsHINgToS, ID. c., Dec 10. 1889. del9td
National Republican., 1883-01-01
spctinI llotisrs.
afD POsT.oFFICE NOTICE.

N~1559 THE INDIANA CLERKS IN THE PEN
bSS7 sion Once are respectfully requested to meet
at No. il2 NJ street northwest at $50 y. IN. TODAY,
nreYlOnS 10 CAllIng on Col. w. w. DndlnY. ial.ltt
National Republican., 1883-01-01
WHlTAKER'S BOOKSTORE


companion forroisering events
WHlTAKER,S BOOKSTORE
IstiV- .1ar.'...,vt r," -
Christmas a
AND OTHE"
iSesi7H''S Poets IL ali II BIZ ir%
Goods, Gtt%Sis tnui'I IN R9I
Call easY
National Republican., 1883-01-01

H~-S5sIYs FRANCIS y. LIPPaTT. LATE A.
~ aistnUg Counsel In the Department Of JUS
ice, Office 1905 Pennsylvania avenue, has resumed
his private practice Special attention given to cases
in the United states supreme Court the Court Of
Claims, and befOre,the Departments.
IN
National Republican., 1883-01-01

49, OFFICE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
S-S WASHINGTON, d. g., Dec. 4, 1882.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the Ma
tional Republican Printing ana Publishing Company
for tho election of trustees to for the
suing and for the transaction of any other busi
ness within the powers of the corporation, will be
held ut the office of the company on the SECOND
MONDAY, being the sth day Of January 1883 be-
tween the hours of II n. m. and " M -
SAM'L w. CURRIDEN,
deGdtd Secretary
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY M

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or
STEVENS. SIS. In Probate Court. Snecial
Term, November 9th, 1888,
In the matter of the estate of Erick Abra-
hanson, deceased.
WHEREAS, An instrument in writing. pur-
porting 70 be the last will and testament of
4. Abrahamson, deceased, late of said County.
and Christina Abrahamson, deceased, has
been delivered to this Court:
And Whereas, A. G.. Parsons has fled
Herewith bis petition, representing among
other things that said Erick Abrahamson
died in said County On the First day of Nov
ember 1888, testate, and that said petitioner ia
the legatee named as Andrew e. Erickson in
said last will and testament, and praving that
the sald instrument may be admitted to pro-
bate, and that letters Of administration with
will annexed be to him issued thereon:
1t Is Ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, be heard be-
tore this Court, at the Probate Office. in said
County, Oh the Fourth day of February. A.
u. 1854 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when
all concerned may appear and contest the
probate OF said instrument
| And Il is Further Ordered, That public no
| tce OF the time and place of said hearing be
| given to all persons interested, by publication
| OF these orders for three weeks successiyely
previous to said day OF hearing, in 'sThe SUM-
a newspaper printed and published at Morris
IN SAID County, and that the notice required
by Section l9, Chapt 81, Gen. Staff Min
nesota (l87S) be served according to law.
Seal. JNO. A. GILTINAN.
BROW & CHEW. Judge OF Probate,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAgLT having been made in the pay
Dment the SUM of Seven hundred ninety
three and seventy one one bundredtbs
(793, II. 1907 dollars which is claimed IN
be due at the date of this notice
upon certain mortgage, duly execut
ed and delivered by. Charles Umbach and
Rebecca Umbach his wife to Henry B. Wolf
and Henry Fl. Wells, partners as Wolf
& Wells, bearing date the 18th. day of March
A. D. 1883, and duly recorded in the Office az
the Register of Deeds in and for the County Of
Stevens and State Of Minnesota, On the 18th.
day of March "A. d. 1883. at two o'clock D. NJ. ;.
| in Book 81 OF Mortgages, on page 1876, and no
| action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav-
| ing been Instituted to recover the debt secured
| by said Mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. that
| by virtue OF a power of sale contained in said
| Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in sncL
case made and provided, the said Mortgage
will be forelosed, and the premises described
number three (3), four a., five i5), six 2sl and
seven ~ dissection two (2), in townsbin, on
| hundred twenty five I25) of Range f0rtvlt h. roo
| (43). in Stevens County, and State of Min
nesota, with the hereditaments and annnrte-
nances, will De sold at public auction. to the
| highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt and
interest, and the taxes, if any, on said premi mi
ses, and thirty dollars attorneys Zee. as stnu-
| lated in and by sad Mortgage in case of fire
closure, and the disbursements allowed bv
law; which sale will be made by the sheriff
Of said Stevens County, at the front door of
the old Court Heuse, in the village of Morris
| in said County and State, On the 9Th day of
January, A. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m. of
that day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale. as nro-
vided by law. e-'-
Dated November 18th, A. D. 1888.
HENRY B. WOLFF and
HENRY FL. WELLS. partners
| as WOLFF & WELLS,
| oho IN Ohhn; Mortgages;