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National Republican., 1883-02-24
sCALY SCALP TETTER.

The scalp becomes tender, itchy, and covered with
thin, tne white scales, which form again fast re-
moved. This Is an exceedingly annoying affection Of
the scalp. The least movement fills tie shoulders
and neck with shower OF white scales, and, If al.
lowed to continue makes the hair thin, harsh, dry,
tnde, and turn premntutely gray.
EXCESSIVE DANDRuFF-ls another great scalp an
noyance, and shows an unhealthy action Ol the skin
Many persons complain OF their hair getting harsh,
dry, split Mt The ends, aud OIL careful examination
you hair of several different sndeI. This Is
indie iton Of lowered vitality OF the hair follicles
DR. VAN DlCK,l nermatOlOglSt, 7Os Eleventh
street northwest has devoted special attention TO the
care. cult walton, preservation, management, ana
treatment OF the hair aud scalp, and Hs met with the
most gratifying success. The Doctor numbers among
his patrons many the leading families OF Washing
ton, who speak ir the highest praise Of his skill The
Doctor treats the hair purely scientific principles
You can consult him with every confidence in his
skill You cordially Invited to cal and he will eN-
anime your scalp cnretully, and II the hair folcles
hoilthy growth nf hair II yours is ahopeless case
he will tell you so.
DIR VAN DYCR has produced a vigorous growth
of hair In Of baldne of fifteen years duration,
where me fOlllces still existed, hut IN dormant in-
active condition, Give the Doctor call, and IL you
will examine your hair, and can prepare II home
treatment especially for your case.
If your hair. eyebrows laShes, or beard Is harsh
dry thin. faded, or prematurey gray; II you have
any affection VI the hair or scalp consult DIR. VAN
DYCK nj once. His treatment Will make your hair
thick heavy. vig0rons lhAuraut and VIII rejuNena'e
Gail at once. oflce. 7Os Eleventh street northwest,
Daily, IA. M. 10 y. m,
Sundays, 0to2
Ifuna6eto call describe your case and senda 3cent
stamp for answer. fol-tu,th,s
National Republican., 1883-02-24
Unhappy End OF French Duohe,


The death of the Duchess de Chaulnes in
poverty at La Villate France, revives the
recollection Of the suits instituted against
her mother-in-law for the recovery of her
children. Her misfortunes and prosecutions
have brought her life to q close at the early
age of "a. She was the wife Of the late Duke
de Chaulnes. She was of noble race, but
born to poverty, because her branch OF the
GaltZin family were converts from the Rus
sian to the the Roman faith. The duke met
her and married her, though his mother, the
Duchess de Chevreuse, opposed the nuptials
and looked down upon her future daughter
in-law as a low born person, not fit to be as
sociated with. The duke and duchess went
to Italy, where they disagreed. The duke
came home with his children, and began q
suit to retain possession of them. He OBJ
tained favorable decision. On his death, in
the Chateau dc Sable, on the river Sarthe, in
the province Of Maine, the charge of his chill
dren was, by legal decision, Professionally
intrusted to the Duchess de Chevreuse, his
mother. On the twenty-second of March last
u desperate and unsuccessful attempt was
made TO carry Off the children from the cha
teau from Nine. Chevreuse, and IL is alleged
that one of the Duchess dc Chaulnes's most
ardent admirers was the would-be abductor.
The Duchess de Chaulnes then instituted q
suit before the tribunal of the Seine against
her mother-in-law for the reversal of the judi
cial decision which deprived her of her chill
dren. The suit excited great interest in Paris.
The tribunal confirmed the decision Of the
family council, deprlving the Duchess de
Chaulnes of the guardianship Of her children.
aud condemned her to pay the costs Of the trial.
| The Judgment also affirmed all the complaints
brought by the family council against her.
Alexis Bowler wrote new story founded
on the case entitled " Les Deux Duchesses." :"
which was published as feuilleton in La Lam
terne. The decision Of the court was given
on the sixth of June last. Nine, de Chey-
reuse, the mother-in-law, is 59 years Of age.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
AInban,a CInins.

In tho court of commissioners of Alabama
claims yesterday the case Of George X. Will
inns, n claim for loss Of personal effects on
the vessel " Electric Spark" destroyed by the
" Florida" was dismissed. Case 521, invOlv-
ing claims growing out Of the destruction of
the Delphine" by the Shenandoah" was
argued and submitted. The court adjourned
till Monday next, when an opinion will be
announced as 20 the validity Of assignments.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
snnd,yIoh IsInnd SUGAR.

The house committee on foreign affairs has
agreed TO report favorably a resolution Offered
by Mr. Belmont asking further information
concerning the importation Of sugar from the
Sandwich islands whether or not frauds are
praCticed by the trade, &c,
National Republican., 1883-02-24

nent down town merchant has plans in course
Of preparation for the erection of a spacious
private residence, contiguous TO Judiciary
square.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
Gnrkfsh Nnihs.

NEW TURKISH BATH (Dh BOVEEsl
IN iil7 @ street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. MOI
open sunday. open from a m gu 10 p M. saIur
apo DIR III. L. BOVEE, Electrician
TIME sHEDD BATHS 900 i STREET, NEAR
i Ninth, well known tho oldest and best In the
city. TINS bath Is constructed Win yeg 70 cony@eh YEN
phur, and Mercurlal Baths given with aill and q,
perence. Manipula OF ten years experience AZ tnu
establlshnent Single bath. a. Tor 81 1870 Op9u
Sunday from a. m. to y. m. mr20-t
National Republican., 1883-02-24
Gost an0 sFuunn

Y OST-ON THE 22D, A LADYs OLD-FASH.
IL ioned jet breaspn lost going from Pennsyl-
Nunia avenue, at Eleventh, 10 Ninth and MaSsl-
chusetts avenue. Reward for iiH return 10 O. H. AID
ANS, Second Comptroller's Onlce, Treasury Depart
ment, fe2i3ts
r OST.ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE 22D, ON
Il ! street. between Fifteenth and Sew, teenth,
sum of money. The finder will be lbeTAlly rewarded
west. fe23-3ts
National Republican., 1883-02-24
FIrIng on the steamer YaIencln.

The secretary of state has received letter
from Capt. Hesse, commanding the steamer
Valencia, corroborating the published ac-
counts of the firing on that vessel in the port
of Curacoa. No information has yet been re-
ceived from the United States consul at
Curacao, who was on the Valencia at the
time of the occurrence.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
DKVNE0MDjC VACATION
kAYMUNDN ) EXCURSIONS.

All travelling expenses n'lnded' Trip to ,Colo-
rad % aud GaIitOTpln. Suecia parties VIII leave
BOslon April O. ~, and N and philadelphia April 10,
for tour Of 20 days TO tue raollc tohst golnB va
the Southern route aud returning vim the central ana
Union Pacific lines. Numerous s'OiS Dy Tue way,
with side trips, CUruugC drv..,NG Everything nrst
class T., rsOna may join at CHIC go Apr Il W. OF S'
or at Kansas city April 10, u, or Way !.
M Iiates ana all dc,ired Information, together
with descriptive programme OF 80 pages sent on "p'
plcation
RAYMOND, $40 Washington 81,
fealswsltW2t HOstOn, Mass.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
Heal Gstaie Brokers.
CHAs. Il. Bishop. sAML O. HILL
BISHOP a HILL.
REAL EST ATE BROK ERS
AND
Fire and Life InsurRnee Agents,
nnna II an,R Iru.n nrnnn,Ir,rrrn..r,

Having associated ourselves together under the
above firm we shall hereafter give prompt attention
10 all business apperuinlng the buying aud selling
OF Real Estate, Collection OF Rents, Negotiating
Loans also to Fire aud Life Insurance In ilrstoass
companies.
National Republican., 1883-02-24

wv TANTED--TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f.
w Beall. Room T. liO New York avenue, Is " Com.
missioner Of perds for every state aud Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public always In office nom 9a. m. ~. apJOly
TIlHE HAIR AND SCALP.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
AT A REASONABLE PRICE
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
delo rcnnsylvnnIa avenue. Tenth ana D stro

our weekly Rent List, published every Mpl
morning, contains a complete schednle OF our hV1
stores, shops and farms offered for rent, TO n.
with descriptions, prices &C. aud how they npI
seen. Property for sale % 9ll parts ofthe city NI
B. IL. WARNER, 0l0 f ST
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, REN1I
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and n
great bargains AT the Real ESTATE ENcha Wt
WILLIAM IL. MAIN a BROTHER, -. CUE
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania q VI
northwest mil IN
National Republican., 1883-02-24
cfor Nrnt--3 GUSTS.


JINOR RENr-THE DWELLING PART OF THE
~ Forest House, corner OF New Jersey avenue and
ID street northwest II. and O. Depot: ~ rooms,
with barrOom II wanted. Apply at i0S New Jersey
avenue northwest fe2t6e
VNOR RENT-THOROUGHLY FURNISHED IL
IL room sOuth.irOnt house excellent location, mod
ern convenlcnces; $50 per month"; Inquire at Ma
tOnal Hotel OlllCe. fe2l3ts
V.NOR RENr-DwELLING NO l7Il q STREET,
IL corner Eighteenth; eleven rooms with all mod.
ern improvements. Inquire nt No. 1883 street
Ja2i-l2t&eO2w
National Republican., 1883-02-24
S0lantrN---Yooms.

OQlantcO--- AUOllS,
NXyANTTD-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
w IN vicinity Of Thirteenth street and New York
avenue; rent to not exceed si2 per mouth; Perina-
nent II suited. Address H. NJ. G., Republican Ohice.
fc2i.3tf
WA NTED-A GOOD DINING.ROpM.
w kitchen. aud bedroom, by hrst-class
caterer. Address II. r., Republican OAlce. ic2LStf
yNTANTED- -TwO ROOMS, sUIrABL FOR a
w Ihfsicau's oHce, ON o street, betNeen Ninth
md Eleventh streets northwest. Address. stltlug
terms. j., Republican Onice. fe2t3t.
VNTAN1 ED-BY THREE ADULTS, Two COM
w munlcatlng roonis, wholly or partly f1rnishedi
northwest; with or without board. Addros5, giving
null particulars, y f. b., Republican Olhce. fe2-3t-
NXTANTIGD ny isr or MARCH-FURHiSHED
w or partly furnished room, with fire and light,
ngnr State Department Address NJ -, Hepuniican
Onlce. fe223"
OFFICE CFURN1SIIED PREFEnRED). WITH
~ small rent charges, or partial ne Ut OnlcCs
wanted; central aud accessible; adverl'er expects
to % permanent Particulars To VILLA BDHE-
MIA, 1902 sixteenth street northwest. fcll-3+
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PERMANENTLY
"A pleasant south-irout room in private family.
With board references exchanged Answers please
de icribe room, giving tcrns DC. +. L.. Republican
Unice. fe22-St~
National Republican., 1883-02-24
BRICKS and MORTAR.

Active Preparations for the Building
Season.
Who are Going TO Erect Houses in
the Spung
Dwellings bat Have Been Commenced in Various
Parts Of the City
National Republican., 1883-02-24
G6utpiional.
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
} LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,

NONNEIt NINTH AND u . IIFf4TH -
Day and evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters aud men and women Tor helisuppOIt
and real life. Branches taught are; The English
Language, business Arithmetic, spencerlan fIaGtl,
cal Pcnmanship, Book keeping by single ana double
entry, Business Practice, Physical ana vocal CuI'
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law. ,
SChOlarshp for year from date of entrance, day or
evening $50. Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by nsallmentA College circular mailed on
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal.
Mrs. SAlA A. hPENCER. Nlce,PnnGlpAL Anll
National Republican., 1883-02-24

a0lantro-8 8ousrs.
VlTANTED ON OR BEFORE MARCH IA
w comfortably furnished house for family Of
adults give full description ana terms. Address NJ
L., Republican onice. ie2l-Sl.
Wy ANrED A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
cnce. Address 5. Il. b.. Republican once fe21-3t%
NIy D-FURNIsHED-As sMALLFAMILY
w without children desire TO rent, for three or
four mOutus, thoroughly furnished small house.
Address .. B. E,, Republican Ohce stating specil-
cnlly the location and price,
yNTANTFD-A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS
w one sister and two brothers, now living ~ the
city. would be pleased to take the best of the
residence of Senator Member Of Congress or other
persons leaving the city In March or April for the
summer; references given. Address q. H., Repnbli
can ONCE. ie2..3lt
WY ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR A
wv family OF adults Address WALTER, hcpub-
lean ONCE. ie2l-3tt
T HAVE APPLICATIONS For THE PURCHASE
uF DWELLINGS IN DESIRABLE LOCATIONS
$4,000. 5000, toOOO and $4,000.
PLEASE CALL AT ONCE.
Bargains In lots on New Hampshire avenue, near
Dupont Circle, and on Rhode Island avenue, near
wM. p. YOUNG,
dc.2 1870 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1883-02-24
I9lOnrp to gOnm.

NKONEY TO LOAN
Nl All LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
THOMAS j, FISHER n
jnt3m 1924 + street NORTH
NToNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Al
M lowest rat0a, DANENHOWER& a SOM
street northwest N
National Republican., 1883-02-24
:fur SaIr--gOts
.HoICE BUILDING LOTS,

CHoIcE BUILDING LOTS.
We desire to call attention to the large number OF
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
In our hands for sale In the - -
NORTH WESTERN SECTION OF THE CITY,
We nume a few OF the desirable laCR'lOns:
Both sides Massachusetts avenue, between seven
teenth aud Eighteenth streets. .,,
Connecticut avenue, between n street ana Du POnt
Circle,
Both sides Connecticut avenue, between o and II
West side New Hampshire avenue, Immediately
south Du POnl Circle.
Both sides Rhode Island avenue. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets.
Vermont avenue, between X and j streets,
Massachusetts avenue. both sides, between Thomas
: Vermont avenue, between N street and Iowa Cir.
sixteenth street, both north and south of Scott
Statue.
X street opposite Mcpherson Square.
Together with large list In other sections OF the
For complete bulletin and full information apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1874 L street northwest,
fe2i2w near Ehbltt House,
L,oR sALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT ON
teenth and Eighteenth, Il 25 per foot SWORM-
STEDT d BRADLEY, 2i Fstrtet northwest 2tSt-
JNoR SALE-LoT ON q STREET, OVERLOOK
IL ing Judiciary Square and near new Pension Of
flee. Address VICTOR, Republican Ohlce. te2O-5te
propusaIs,
u J. BROOKS & CO..
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY coNTRAC-
TORS.
Manufacturers ana Dealers In all kinds Of Govern
ment, Railway and Steamship Supplies.
CoURTLANDr STREET,
NEW YORK.
iutE FI,- fI', IL
National Republican., 1883-02-24
.9or Ntnt- -dlnfurnisbeS Rooms.

INOR RENT-TWO LARGE, UNFURNfSuHDs
II communicating rooms; also hall room; hot,
cold water and bath on same flour; good and healthy
locatlunj rent low. Call ut ZIG First street northeast
fc2latF
nNE VERY LARGE AND ONE SMALL uN-
~ furnished room for light housekeeping for
rent, with bathroom, &C., in n private family. AZ
Ill6 Nj street northwest corner Twelfth. it2.S%
National Republican., 1883-02-24
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. uo d STREET NORTHWEST

N. B.-Ncw clothing we sell cheaper than m
WbaFQ Uoln ia
National Republican., 1883-02-24
SSrunt.S-. .siiuatious. --StmaI,.

TITANTFD-BY A DRBssMARER, A PLACE
w hy the day or week; can cut and nt; has no
objection to going in the country. Address Box 8,
Republican Office, fe2i3tN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27
A Lesson in Poiiteness,

NEW YORK Times
Politeness has developed to a remarkable
degree on one OF the local trains running up
the Hudson river road. Nearly every
employe on the line knows the story.
President Rutter came into the Grand Cen
trail station to take a train, and asked a
brakeman; "Is this the train for POUCH.
keepsieT' The object Of the question was to
test the mans civility. Tho brakeman did not
know him and nodded his head. Mr.. Rutter
asked the question three times, and each
time received a nod in reply. Finally, he in
quired: Have you no tongue In your headr
the man nodded again. Mr.. Rutter obtained
the name of the man. The brakeman found
1t out and went to Mr.. Rutter. 81 think ]
made a mistake said he. eyes, 1 should say
you did, y replied Mr.. Rutter; you took me
for one Of the patrons Of the road. Out of
the money received from patrons you receive
your pay. They are entitled to every cour.
tesy, and as you cannot accord it to them, i
will see to it that you are discharged at once.n
The man begged, promised to profit by the
lesson, and said he had a mother to support.
For the sake of his mother Mr.. Rutter said
he would overlook the mistake but a repe-
tition would result in instant dismissal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27
OFFICIAL

TERRITORY.
Governor-Wm Hale.
Delegate TO Congress-M. +. Post
Secretary of Territory-Elliot s. N. Morgan.
Chief Justice-James b. Sener.
Associate Justices & Z. P PISiE
Cerk-J. W. Bruner.
], ID. Hopkins, Territorial Veterinarian.
United States Attorney-M. @. Brown.
United states Marshal-Gustay Schnitger.
Deputy-W. Schnitger.
Surveyor 9eneral-E. c. David.
Collector of internal Revenue-E, z. Snow
Receivers of Public Moneys-w s Hurlbut
Cheyenne; E. s. Croker, Evanston.
sgisters OF L'nd ONCE Eha w ID M ;Fr1est
rreasurer-F. (, Warren.
Auditor-Jesse knight
Librarian. Slaughter.
Superintendent OF Public Instr uction-1,
Slaughter.
aGeoiogist and Mining Engineer @. E.
Bailey.
Territorial stenographer-J. c. 8. Richard
On.
Thomas Lsngtree. /. A. Finfrock.
Fish Commissioners-M. c. Barkwell, Otto
Gramms P.T, Downs, E. W. Bennett, n. An
drews. T. w. Quinn.
COUNTY
Sherin-S. X. Sharpless.
Probate Judge and County Treasuror-I.
County Clerk. K. jeffrey.
County and Prosecuting Attorney-J. q.
Baird.
superintendent OF Public schools-w. Rich
ardson.
Assessor-w. W. Jefrey.
Coroner-John T. ChAfin.
Justices Ofthe Peace " n + Fisher
oonstaOIe.-Bs:. +. E sG@lSsnliey.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27
Mrs. General Custer.

Upon being asked her opinion of Mulvaney's
Clusters Last Rally, y she said she had never
been able TO view it sufficiently to give an
opinion; thnt she attempted twice in Chicago
to see 1t, but the first glance revealed such a
realistic scene that everything at once became
blurred before her eyes, and she left the room
In the black blank of a swoon. She regretted,
for Mr.. Mulvaney's sake, that she could not
judge OF the portrait of her husband, and of
the picture in general, but from the fact that
the artist painted the generals picture from
sittings some years since in Washington, and
from her knowledge of his excellence as
an artist, she felt sure 1t must be n
able work. His conscientious work on the
frontier In gaining information and painting
from life would, together with his strong
artistic ability, necessarily result in a fine
achievement Mrs. Custer feels that she will
never be able to look upon the painting. The
shock to her delicate organization is too great.
and 1t is not TO be wondered at, for the scene
is awfully real. The lady is in delicate health
and is at present resting from her arduous
labors That she has so devoted herself TO for
several years past in New York for the bene-
fit OF womeu, and has chosen her sisters
home on High street west, in Detroit, for a
quiet and pleasant season of freedom from
care, after which she will resume her labors
with the tender fondness that characterizes
her womanly nature.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27
MADCAP

lAustin Anderson-From the Freneh.l
You say, "Of all in plain or grove
She is the pearl OF beauty True,
But when You add, "a blonde, by JoyeIn
You tell a lie, you know you do.
So black her locks tha ebony
By contrast showeth almost white.
Beneath each jetty lash, ah, mel
How darker are her eyes than night.
So red at times her blood doth run
To fire IL turns her spirit too;
Dare you pretend, Behold q num-
You tell a lie, you know you do.
A lightning fash, a cyclone she,
So sudden-swift she terrines:
A colt from whip and harness free,
Whom spur tames not, nor halter ties.
Touch but her lips" you say, with wine,
And who is more enchanting, whof
Save that then Circe's self Is swinern
You tell a lie, you know you do.
Her soul through all her supple curves
In hayward tide doth come and go;
Through whitest teeth her laughter server
As to its pebbly flow.
To each extreme she turns we see
To grief, to joy, to wrath, to rue,
But when o swear, "She turns to me,r
You bell a lie, you know you dol
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27
THE SORT OF TRAINING
Needed 10 Prepare Our Boys for the
Awful Doom of College.
Milwaukee, Sentinel

Needed 10 Prepare Our Boys for the
Awful Doom of College.
milwaukee Sentinel
There is urgen need OF a Spartan training
to-day for our youth. Our boys are too deli
cately reared to withstand the severity of
college hazings. A modern mother brings
up her boy as she brings up her girl-dress-
ing him in dainty laces. coddling him through
the early trials, carrying him through the
little tooth cuttings and COLES of childhood
with sympathetic tears. And at the college
age she sends him forth a frail flower. the
easy victim of the young fends who have
been hardened by a year or more In our no
BILE institutions OF learning. At the college
he is made to stand on has head for an hour.
to run naked through the frosty afr, TO sleep
without bed or bedding and without the ac-
customed night dress, in a cold room. to
breathe an atmosphere Of bad cigar smoke,
to submit TO a course of lashings, and per
haps TO die Of a pneumonia or IA brain fever
from the exposure.
We have preparatory schools-academies
where Greek and Latin and other essential
to collegiate admission are taught-but il Ia
manifest that the preparatory schools might
be made more useful. There should be in
stTuction in the art Of self. defense. The boy
preparing for the awful doom of college life
should be taught how TO knock out his tor
mentors in one round; there should be n
chair OF clubbing, to instruct the college,
ward youth how to kill half a dozen hazcrs at
a single blow; he should be taught to use the
bowie-knife, the revolver and all other
weapons necessary to protection against the
onslaughts of young college 1ends. It is
little short of murder to send a gentle boy to
an eastern college, to West Point or to the
Naval academy. During This first term he is
subjected to n syStam of Deraecutinn ,aI,,,1a
ted to kill him or ruin his constitution. By
the next term he is himself a vicious savage,
without an instinct of mercy, ready to sub
ject some other mothers darling to the same
inhuman treatment that made his own first
term II misery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-27

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