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PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF vEssELa
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARuINnTnN IunnbI lg2Q

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
In accordance with the provisions of the ilh Sec
n G dee sfe ak e q
proposals will be received at the Navy Department.
time and place they will be opened for the purchase
ofcertain vessels which have been stricken from the
approved August iss and Which II il as Is dee%sd for
the best interests Of the United States to sell,
Locality are the eesSiess Guard % S ESa: inSr
sos o sSG1 ann and SABINE sisaCS at PorlSou!h IL
Boston Blue Light, 500 aud Florlda a6i 400 New
sscFets Ga Se%
HoIk Burlington, 5000; Glance 500; supply.
Island fSlre 9 sS $500 Snd a. at %ssS
lngIon, d. g worcester; VI, 100; Shawmut, t5 goo.
A. CHESTER Pa. Pawnee, $780, and seaweed, $780, at
Proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope.
addressed 70 the Secretary ofthe Navy Wash ngton,
vessels SO as Them 1' from other
munieatons No offer for more than one vessel
should be included within one proposal,
The vessels win be sold for cash to the person or
persons or corporation or corporations onefing ~ % Tue
thereof. Each bid or proposal must be accompanied
by deposit in cash (or satisfactory certified oheSll
OF and Ssa q VIM psnS
to the whole amount of the ofieL with Two or p9ro ore
Navy conditioned for the payment Of the remaining
within thirty days from the date OF It's acceptance.
In case default is made In the payment QI the re.
tm sad SasG Sepos Sep o T cent shall be eonsd
cred as forfeited TO the government and shall he ap-
piled directed IN the act OF March ,, 1854 All de
posits and bonds of bidders, whose proposals shall
not be accepted, will be returned 10 them within
seven days alter the opening of the proposals.
ON application To the Department printed list
will be furnished, giving general Information CON
cerning the vessels; also forms OF bids ana bonds
which must be used by bidders. The vessels can bo
examined at any time by applying to the command
ants OF the yards .,, ,,
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
reasonable time as may be fixed by the Department.
WILLIAM II. CHANDLER,
te92-nls94 Secretary of the Navy.
National Republican., 1883-08-09
The snlvely Copper Mining Company.

Special attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of the snively Copper Mining COM
pany which appears on the seventh page of
this paper. That the mines of the company
are among the most promising in the United
States, the developments so far as they have
progressed affords assurance, and the well
known names of those intrusted with the
management Of the enterprise guarantees that
the interests of each stakeholder will be fully
protected. Parties seeking a profitable in
vestment would do we'll to call upon Messrs.
Bishop & Hill, and acquaint themselves with
the future which the Snively Copper Mining
company has mapped out for itself.
National Republican., 1883-08-09
LEGAL MATTrERs.
Albert r. Boone sues the wife OF Mail
Contractor Caboll-Another Arrest In
the Pension Fraud Case.

Albert r.. Boone sues the wife OF Mail
Contractor CabolI-Anothcr Arrest In
the Pension Fraud Case.
Mr.. Charles Pelham as attorney for Albert
E. Boone, yesterday instituted suit against
Flora b. Cabell, the reputed wife of Samuel
G.. Cabell, for $1.700 loaned to her in August,
1850. While Samuel G.. Cabell has been re-
cognzcd ut the Postofiice department as a
star route contractor on large number OF
rules, still 1t is alleged that the power and
controlling influence over them was Flora b.
Cabell. 1t is also asserted and promised to be
proven, should the straw bond cases ever
reach trial, that tho entire scheme of straw
bonds was concocted by Samuel G.. Cabell,
Flora b. Cabell, and Charles II. Dickson, O
nephew of Flora B. Cabell and Mt present a
clerk in the Indian bureau.
Mr.. Boone declares that he has been beaten
out of $4,000 by the manipuations of Mr..
aud Mrs. Cabcl; that he was interested In
certain contracts with Mr.. Cabell, who in
turn made them over to Flora B. Cabell and
gave her an order to draw the pay, thereby
shutting Boone completely out from any ben
eft that he was entitled to enjoy under the
contract.
In the divorce suit brought by Emily Rays
against Chase Rays, which was brought in
May last, an order was passed forbidding the
husband from taking out of his wifo's posses
sion certain furniture. Mr.. Rays did not obey
the order, and Justice James has by injunc-
tion drocted him to return the same, and
not to interfere with her enjoyment in the
future unless so ordered.
r. j.. Beall, brother of Alpha b. Beall, who
was arrested for pension frauds on Tuesday
was arrested yesterday for completely in the
same. He was taken to Commissioner Bun
dy's Office and afterwards released on bail in
the sum of $500. He stated that he had a
good defense, and that he only received for
his services $40; that he borrowed of Mrs
Dreamer $40, for which he gave his note
which he is ready to pay. He asked con-
tinuance until Saturday which WAS granted
National Republican., 1883-08-09

KEoKUK, IowA.-Dr Il. v. Fuller says; " l
have used Browns Iron Bitters in my own
family with excellent results"
National Republican., 1883-08-09
AT GEORGETOWN.
NYEsT NYAsurNGrnN.

Condition of the Potomac river water,
Wednesday, Aug. Sat all points, 80.
Joseph McGee white, Is years of age nom
resident, WAS sent to the hospital sick last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd King and Miss Florrie
King left yesterday for Orkney Springs.
National Republican., 1883-08-09
JOHN r.. KELLY,

Dealer in FirstClaSs
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, sc.
CoRNED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Stalls G2s, 40, and $50 Center Market Nnthstress
/ wing, and As and 20s Northern Liberty Marked or
address Box IL CITY Postolice Marketing dsll Versl
neeotchArgS 70 all paru OF the cl%
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SprtiaI Aotit.s.
w- wAsnINoToN, D. IGiionsr a ,s,,.

b-S AUGUST q 1854
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAN CONCERN, BE 1T
KNOWN that the Journeyman Bakers Assembly.
NO 235e, Knights of Labor of the District OF Colum-
Dia have adopted stamp OF label for all bread naue
by or with the consent and countennnce of said as.
under this authority and alter August TO- 1883 All
unauthorized use Of this stamp will be prosecuted ac
cOrdng to law. The said stamp or label consists OF
bread.
All bosses working union hands and wanting one
OF these stamps can have the same by applying to
our Master Workman at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner
of Eighth and streets northwest. on thursday
morning from a. m. until IL n. m.
" Orda
National Republican., 1883-08-09
ANTON HEINRICH
JOSEPH RUHL,
aue.gtN InHN y nuNItE.

n~S9S7s ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BECOME
W. active members OF the Georgetown Amateur
0rShestre Orch are requested to adddIess Mt. ~ SEE
The instruments particularly desired are first ana
second violins, second oboe first and second clari-
nets, first and second cornes, and bassoon,
National Republican., 1883-08-09
LOCAL MENTION.
The Republican
.sooK AND Jon PRINTING OFFICE.
Corner Tenth and d Streets.

The Largest and Most Complete
JOB PRINTING q EST A Bills HIM ENT
in the city and one of the most extensive In the
United States. Possesses every facility for the
prompt execution of all kinds of work, from
NEAT CARD OR CIRCULAR
to
MONSTER POSTER
In any variety of cOors. at the shortest notice. and
on the most reasonable terms.
Country Merchants, Farmers, and others re-
quiring
STORE BILLS, PUBLIC SALE BILLS, &C..
will find 1t to their advantage TO call at or address
THE REPUBLICAN jon PRINTING OFFICE
Washington.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &C. Call on or
address Herzog, No 30S Ninth street. near Penn
sylvanta avenue.
"Aldcrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lSlb."Ward" prints at 35C perlb.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buttermilk, 5c.
per quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart
BiIlheads, Note, and Letter Heads.
CIRCULARS, CARDS. &C., &C.,
NEATLY PRINTED At
THE REPUBLICAN jon PAINTING OFFICE.
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9itO.
DALToN,.on Wednesday, Aug s, 1888, JuLIEr
MATuER infant child of w. N and Olivia A. Dalton,
aged months and 10 days.
Funeral from residence. 622 Virginia avenue south.
west Thursday, the 9th, at 30 p M. Relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
National Republican., 1883-08-09
Cntnrrh Of the RInddel

Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints cured by
Buchu-paiba"
National Republican., 1883-08-09
Epilepsy (Fits)

Iccessfully treated. Pamphlet of particulars
ie stamp. Address Worlds Dispensary
.edical Association" Buffalo, N. Y.
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eW- PosToFFIcE NOTICE

fl5f- PosToFFICE NOTICE.
Foreign mails Tor the week ending August II will
close at this office Rs follows:
THURSDAY,-At7 n m. for Europe, per steamship
Adriatlc, via Queenstown Qetters for Germany and
France must be directed per AdriaticG at $50 a..
IN. for Europe, per steamship Wesphalla, via Ply
Martinique Barbadoes Demarara, and Trinidad,
ner steamship Bellmore; at 1870 p. m for Cuba,
Porto Rico, and Mexico. per steamship City Of
Merida, via Havana; at 2 y. m. for newfoundland,
per steamship Gamma,
FRIDAY.-At0 0 a. IN. for Newfoundland and ST.
Pierre-Miquelon. va Halifax; at 10 a. IN for Cen
tral America, the south Pacific Ports, and theWest
Coast OF Mexico, per steamship Colon vih Aspin-
wall at 1880 p. IN. for Bermuda per steamship
SATURDAY.-Ats a. m. for Europe, Ter steamship
Baltic, via Queenstown Qetters for Germany and
Scotland must be directed per Baltic'D; at a. III.
for Europe, per steamship City OF Berlin, via
Queenstown dctters must be directed per City Of
Bern'G at q, m. for Scotland direct. per steam
direct, per steamship Nederland, via Antwerp; at
IL H. m. for Europe. per steamship Necka via SOUTH
nmplon ana Bremen; at l;cO p. m for CUBA and
Porto Rico. per steamship Santiago via Havana.
Mails for China and Japan. per steamship City OF
Toxic (vln san Francsco) close here August f1 at
p. IN. Mails for Australia, New Zealand, Sand
wich and FIJI Islands, per steamship Australia (va
AThe schedule OF closing OF Trnns-Pacifc mails 10
arranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit 70 San Francisco. Malls from the
enst arriving time at san Francisco the day OF
sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the same
day. - - -
Postmaster.
National Republican., 1883-08-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

BASE BALL to-day, benefit of striking ope-
rators.
National Republican., 1883-08-09

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
address Herzog, No, S0S Ninth street, near Penn :
kNYnnln ANnnnh-
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propOsaIs.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SITE.

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.
Sealed proposals will be received until the FIF-
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, at II m., for u site for
the proposed Armory OF the Washington Light In
fantry Corps.
Lots To be less than rs feet front by l5O feet deep,
aud to be located within the following metes and
bounds: Third and Fifteenth and Is and streets
northwest. Lots of larger dimensions will be con-
sdered
All proposals to be sealed and indorsed Proposals
for Armory Site and addressed to the undersigned.
]. T. DYER, Chairman,
aui lot Northwest corner Tenth and f.
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.

,;,,o for th. mcp,inu or The new
-. Wv n,,,o o., hond Tho strife seems
,o rar,,,n,, -, -, WASHINGTON over the
.',..,.',',, az ao,r.o ,,.or,,bod, knovvs
.ts..,,...,.',..,... .. ,,oo,,o ,,r, ,,ccl,s is
l,..,I,. .,on,',,.o.io o,,I ~. .,..lor will
r...,,,., ol,. In O ao,oc,,, hint will
Ihoo ho.o, ,,,l, rerorerco ~ sbanIDg the
ao,i..n .,r,onr-o.. j., s,cb wav os to
s,,on,,,h.o Tho don,ocro,,c Marty in the nm
,,.,noI,o,, ,,,o.,,,c,,i,l cnn,,., In ms
.r,,h, Eliza ,,,o,.s. tho ..,o,l,cr nm the tariff
o"og,,or ,ro r,gord.d 49, or nr,mc Impor-
,o,ce e., Tho or,,op oc the new congress
~, ,,a, ,,o.,ion =, j.. os.nmcd viii he
.cb,o, ~, ~ n,li,,coI hc,r,n.e THE nrom.
iror, candidate. f,r tbc sneokershin now
,r,. tpo,,i,rl az DO C,v of No,y y orr,
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rrorr,.rn,a.,o. solicited &uroirf and
no,ntrG arrnuuf. Of auv matter, Of ,ocal in.
tcrcst Thankfully received. All communi-
cations must bear the names Of writers-but
not for publication.
DEER PARK, H., Nov. %, lSs3.-By the
negligence Of your correspondent one o.
the most brilliant weddings OF cur town
was not reported. and by the urgent request
of number OF readers OF your paper VII
Itrdcayor to note it now. The wedding tool.
place on the ISL of October, it being the
send anniversary of the brides parents
.nLu The ll,A of their oldest SON The con
.tracriDgpartus were Frank II. Barns, OF
Chicago and Miss Lou j. Newell, only
.6aagltcr ofJ. II. Newell. The bride was
dressed in cream cololed nuns vellngani
iogcrs The bridesmaid. Miss Rosa VIII
lev y,r, cream cnlowd Swiss lawn, and
VA. agc0npaDird Dy Mr.. SWinolurd, OF
.Cl.,qoo A. C. Bai.a In acting IS master
or raramonlrs AtS15p.N Nns. Net-,c
Ellsworth took her scatat the pano and
rl,,,.l Tie vcddir,- mach. and immgdl-
5triy tlp ,,9rtips took their places beneath
~. rr.h'rmotic Iersp,toe and were H,ined
in HOLY vcdlrcI; Tx Rev. LA Williams.
Thrn fujrnwrG CONGRATULATIONS and a SUNNI
man. simmer Nearly hundred INVITA-
lions wnrn ont, of which about IS were
,',n-,,., and lrtrors IF rograr were received
,r,,n, rr,r,v All The REST. Those present
frnu - distance were Mr. and Mrs Bans
nr"r,ro. NJ ord Mrs SGcv prosnpct
pnrs. Mr. end Ms Wood and Mr.. swine
f,rd icaoo. Niss ITe,,i. p5illns O,ta-
~, w., "
Tine nrescn,s were numerous and costly.
\ lnaiJpin rsn fran, Tie Groom china tea
So, narcnts. 160 dollar hin eroom's parents.
stIl.er and Glass berry dish Mr. ana Mrs. W.
= Newell, eI5 NT ana Mrs Wood: $40.
Mr. and Mrs STACY. silver mckle castor
Nr and Mrs q / Newell: So Mr.. and
Airs " Rarns. cake knife in case Mr. G..
WcDoroId. hIuo nIush cabinet case. Miss
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Passenger rates on most Of the railroad
OIL the country are not excessive, mainly
Tor The reason, no doubt, that there are so
many rival roads that even cast IRON pools
are unable to smother reasonable compeu.
ton. But the pool of the Pacific roads,
which fixes the fare from Chicago TO San
francisco at SlO3.50, is sheer robbery. It
Is over cents a mile, on roads largely
built by government subsidies, the sums
raised by loans and contributed by stock
holders having been largely stolen by dis
honest officials
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of the Bloomington Bulletin, occasion to

of the Bloomington Bulletia, occasion to
say;
That was not difficult task. The gen.
eral has always been about as good as "A
man need be, and to get HIM to go little
farther and have faith and be baptized was
not difficult feat in the profession OF con-
version Gen. Black, before his CONVEX.
slon was only democrat; but in this tact
he had right to claim seat near the
throne Now he is at once democrat and
u saint; wherefore it is Necessary that our
gallant friends angel wings should be at
once produced for immediate use, He Is
entitled 70 wear thCm.h
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freight az no left Grand RIDGE He wss
s,rnc, ST 10 no wb,Ie the engineer savs he
was at Richards nj - 40 Fred Richards
Who wns within 40 mr. 40 rods nf Richards
.,a,ion when the MESSENGER nassod saws. 4
Croigh, wac Gaming about 1oO rods hehind
tho messenger notIcrd il particularly he.
cause il ran so swift, thought the freight
was running faster than the passenger and
that there was danger, | coull see both
trains a, the same umr Mr. II Nackev
,eSt,frd. 1--we n, miles north about 10
rods from the track saw freipht follow
nassenger. nerhans 100 rods behind. The
trains heinz so close. the spccd of frelrhi
attracted NV attention.
The truth seems to be that Strcator being
the end of the route, ali engineers are anx.
ions 10 pet there ana he released and CON
seouentlv having no one to report TO after
leaving the Ridge AL least run the balance
of the route generally utterly regardless of
common prudence.
The Streator Free Press says: The
action of the officers and employees of the
Burlington railroad since that terrible ca
tastrophe has been most creditablc to them.
The general officers of the road have nearly
all been here to render what aid they could
aud every thing that could by done for the
comfort of the wounded and for respect tor
the dead has been done. Special trains
have been run to take the wounded and
dead away and to bring friends here, and
nothing has been left undOne that they
could DO 10 mitigate the horrors OF the IN
fortunate affair,
The Corone!'s jury rendered the GOllow-
ing verdict:
We the iIlrV find the hpdv which lies
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increased immigration, and large accre-
tions Of capital to their new and compare
lively unknown territory" Whether The
Legislature OF Washington has had a SIM
liar purpose IN admitting women to the
polls we are not told, but the experience OF
Wyoming would hardly encourage it to
resort to that method in advertising the
territory. Wyoming, which had eight or
nine thousand inhabitants in 1869, had IN
creased to only twenty thousand IN 1880, a
small actua! increase as compared to other
territories, Washington territory having
advanced during the same speriod from
23955 TO -, llG.
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The heavy rams of Tuesday and Wcdncs
day seem TO have flooded wide portions Of
Indiana and Illinois and done immense
damage to railroads, bridges, Sc. At In
dianapolls, an ordinarily harmless brook,
known es Pogue's run, rose to sucn a
height Wednesday night, Il, to destroy
property valued At $9jOOOO Portions OF
Arkansas and Texas were visited by de
structiye cyclones.
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News OF another irightiul disaster at sea
comes from London by the Atlantic cable.
The American ship Thomas Dana from
Liverpool for New York, landed a, Fayal
on the Sth instant twcnty-one men, being
part of the crew and passengers Of the
French brig Nocoberg, from st, Pierre and
Miquelon, for st. Malo, France, sunk by
collision on October 80. The remainder
OF the crew and passengers, elghty.elght in
number persisted
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THE GLASS WORKERS.

The conference last week ut Pntsburg
Pa, between the glass manufacturers anC
their employees, in Whlch the Ottawa glass
blowers were supposed to be rs deeply IN
tcrested as those of Piusburg, failed ,C
reach any satisfactory understanding, anG
the respective committees adjourned tt
meet again Dec. 18th, Meantime the stock
of glass all over the country is running
very low, and heavy lmportations from
| France and Belgium are taking place
Meantime alsoit Is becoming a pertinent
question about here, why should western
glass manufacturers be tied 10 the coat
tails of those at the east? Nothing Is easier
to demonstrate than that glass can be made
at Ottawa, for instance, for at least % per
cent. less than at Piusburg, The greater
cost Of sand alone at Plttsburg which Is
from $3.50 to 81 per ton against 60 cents
at Ottawa, would make nearly that differ
enCe, while the cost Of boxing, expense OF
plant and a variety Of other matters that
enter into the manufacture OF glass, is much
lower here than at the east Then why
not let the western manufacturers cut loose
from those at the east, pay the prices to
the wOrkmen demanded by the Union, and
go ON with their works, supply the press
ing demand and stop this importation from
France and Belgium? Both the SreatOr
Glass and Bottle works have refused to be.
come q kite tell to the Eastern monopoly,
and are dong a splendid business, working
day and night, and are crowded with orders
months ahead.
In connection with this Plttsburg con
ference, and the Statement. there made OF
heavy lmportauons Of glass from abroad,
we also find in the dispatches OF the Inter-
Otcln thi, pregnant hint:
Thomas Attcrhury, a prominent glass
manufacturer, declared III an interview to
night, that he ana many Others have come
to The conclusion that me protective tariff
does not protect, and that revival in the
iron and glass trade cannot Ne hoped for,
until all tariff restrictions are removed.
1t Is refreshing to find that even the hard
head of Pennsylvania manufacturer can
be penetrated by Il CLEAN of
light on the tariff question. 1t Is just what
the FREE TRADER has been trying to drill |
into such heads for year or two past.
While the glass manufacturers enjoy a
nominal protection" Of 40 per cent. by the
present tariff laws, they are really paying |
to other monopolles, IN the shape Of tariff
eXactlons on soda ash, chemicals, lumber, |
nails, and a dozen Of other articles used IN
The trade what amounts TO 30 or 60 per
cent. on their manufactures The results, |
they are not only hampered by European
at home, but their glass costs
50 much in the manufacture that they are
excluded from the markets abroad. 1.-THE |
skill OF the American cotton spInnGrs, in |
spite OF taril Imposltion3 Is so superior TO !
that of Europe that they can sell their
goods side by side with those Of England |
in Liverpool and Manchester what Is to
prevent the American glass manufacturer,
reed from tariff membranes, from COM |
Dcting successfully with European manu- |
aCurcrs in the markets Of the world:
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the present condition ot the corn crop. Inc
general agreement Of all the dispatches l.
that from onehalf 10 Two thirds OF the crop
in Illinois, Indiana aud Iowa is unit TO
crib aud can only be saved by immediate
feeding 10 cattle and hogs, and that only
in occasional localities Is there any fit for
seed except such as was gathered early for
that purpose; but that in Nebraska and
Kansas The crop is everywhere in splendid
condition and abundant
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the death, at Burlington, Iowa, on the
Goth inst, OF Gen A. c. Dodge is announ-
ced, He had represented Iowa IN the
United States Senate eight years, had
served as L. S, minister 10 Spain, and held
numerous other important public Offices.
He was man noted for generous lmpul-
ses and urbanlty and was talented and able.