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National Republican., 1883-07-18
TIE CHILD LABOR LAW.
Result OF Recent Inspection OF Factories
In New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., July 17.-Child Labor In
spcctor Fell spcnt to-day inspecting the pot
terios aud brickyards in this city, and to-
night ho left for Hudson county. Ho found
children employed in few of the potteries
and briokyards, but in others there wcro
none, tho employers having dispensed with
tho services Of the children about the first of
July, Ho found general disposition among
manufacturers TO comply with the law, os-
pocially where the owner of workshop or
factory exercised personal supervision ovor it.
lle found the children, however, indisposed
to quit work. They thought it great hard
ship. In match factory which ho visited
no found little girl of twelve years ut work,
Ilor employer informed him that he had dis
charged tho child ON July 1. A(torward he
saw her begging on tho street, aud told her
sho could come back again and work for him
until the inspector came around. In the
brickyards he found boys undor twelve carry
ing clay to the presses. In the pottcries thore
wcro boys also under twelve kneading the
clay, Tho law prohibits tho employment of
boys under twelve and girls under fourteen,
National Republican., 1883-07-18
THE RIFLES Ar CAPE MAY.
The Boys Enjoying Themselves Inn
Aonsely-Praotioing at POrpOises and
Drilling i'm bathing sWits.

sDtciuG Ittcr.
CAFE MAY, July 16,--The National Rifles
would have come TO CNpo May in greater
force if such thing had been. possible; and
those of the command who remained ut home,
having so remained much against their will,
it would be next to cruelty TO dwell with
anything like vividness upon tho delights in
which those who came arc luxuriating. Tho
trip across from Washington was nicely and
easily accomplished without incident of any
kind, and tho company and their friends
forty light of the company and l62 friends
landed ut the station here on as beautiful "A
Sunday morning rs ever tempted Il wicked
person 10 go fishing, Sunday went by in
what Lieut. Evans glowing described as "a
round of pleasures" to tho general effect of
verandahs of the hotels, and about
the cottages of friends, In tho afternoon and
evening there were concerts ut the Congress
Hall and the StoclltOn-particularly at Con-
gress Hall, where headquarters are established
for the command, The Carncross quartette
from Philadelphia, as finely voiced and we'll
balanced Il quartotte rs any in tho country,
won very warm praise and deal of hard
work by their first efforts in the open air on
the lawn of Congress Hall, With the Wocca-
coo band, Of Philadelphia, they shared the
enthusiasm of some 5000 people for about ten
almost consecutive hours, and If any Of the
four can sing motto again within three
"'hs it must be because he has throat of
b Ass.
-,s boys are scattered about the west end
OF The town. The managers of the Congress
Hall hotel have lodged them in four cot
tages," rs they are called though they would
be considered mlly developed houses any
where else. They are exceedingly well taken
care OF, and as happy TO all appearance gS S, so
many children lOosed from school This
morning some half dozen of them took their
rides to the end Of tho Denezot pier, and
National Republican., 1883-07-18
D,n,h ora Wol Knoyn Editor.

BALTIMORE, Mn, July F.-Edward Spen-
Ger, one of the most brilliant newspaper men
of Maryland, died this morning, after an ill
ness of ten days of nervous exhaust ton, aged
about so years. Mr.. Spencer was for several
years an assistant editor of the Baltimore Sup,
and also contributed to the New York Sun
and New York World, as we'll as to the WASH
ington Capital. He was fluent and graceful
writer, and his writings in tho various maga-
zines wore always welcomed by the reading
public. He was the author of the "Lifo OF
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard" He also engaged
in writing plays, the most popular of which
was "Kit, the Arkansas Traveller" He
wrote tragedy for Mr.. John Mccullough
under tho title Maternus," but in conso-
quence of disagreement it was never pro-
duced. Mr.. Spencer was a widower, and
leaves several children.
National Republican., 1883-07-18

fred at the slanting pole half mile out to
sea that marks tho place whore "Unce Eph's
corn6cld" used to be- Tho shooting was
very fair, nearly all the shots being
wcll in line. While this practice was
going on school of porpoisos rolled
in from the west and drew attention
from NC pole. There was lively firing for
about 6ve minutes, while the frightened
creatures made Off to sea. At the bathing
hour some twenty-five of the men under
command Of Lieut.. Oyster, and all uniformed
In red bathing suits, created n grand stir aud
sensation on the beach by executing drill
in the surf one of the distinguishing move
monts of which was to all whoop and fall fiat
ut the word of command.
This evening there was q concert at tho
Stockton and n hop at Congress Hall in honor
of tho CORPS both of which occurrences drew
great and brilliant crowds. The programme
for the week has already been published at
home. Tho particular events to which every
one is looking forward arc the exhibition
drill and tho formal reception, which are to
occur in the latter part of the weok.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
The New York, Lake Erie and Western
Railway Case.

New YORK, July 17.-In tho action of tho
New York, Lake Eric and Western railway
against James McIIonry, Judge Coke, in the
United States circuit court to-day, handed
down decision denying the motion of tho
defendant for new trial. This action was
tried in this city at the last April circuit, and
resulted in verdict for tho plaintiff of
$l,i96, ,S2396. Tho complaint in the case sot
forth that the defendant was indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum of 81 ,307 2S0.17, with in
terest from tho eighth of July, 1879, in re-
spcct of SO much money received by tho do.
fendant before that time for the use of the
plaintiff, Tho defendant denied that he was
indebted to the plaintiff in any sum whatever.
He claimed, on the contrary, that the Eric
company was indebted to him in the sum of
SS50,OO0 and that the plaintiff had no right
or interest in tho claims sought to be re-
covered, except by assignment from tho Erie
Compuny
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Dissatisfied Captains.

LONG BRANCH N. j., July 17.-Tho cap
tains Of the United States life saving stations
of the fourth district, comprising tho entire
New Jersey coast, are much dissatisfied over
tho now regulation by which they are com
PEELED to report at least once week at their
stations and keep a log book, the same as
whom on regular duty. Tho captains of the
stations between Manasquan beach and Har-
vey's Codars have signed a remonstrance
against the enforcement of tho order, and
several will resign if forced to perform such
extra duty during tho summer months.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
pon,,.yIynnIo LcpIsInturc.

HARRisBURG, Pa, July 17.-ln the senate
to-day the resolution of tho house expressing
a willingness TO adopt the Stewart congress
sional apportion ment bill, giving the demo
Gratis eleven aud the republicans seventeen
districts, was presented. On motion of
Mr. Cooper (republican) resolution was
adopted decla ring that the committee of con-
ference on th o congressional apportionment
bill had been discharged and ceased to exist,
and that tho senate refused to appoint an
other committee to confer with tho house on
tho differences existing between the two
houses on tho bill
National Republican., 1883-07-18
A Virginia ELECTION Case.

RICHMOND, VA, July 17--Tho trial of the
election case in the United States circuit
court against City Commissioner of Revenue
Il, B. Munford and deputies was to-day post
pomed until tho October term OF the court
This is the case in which these officials are
charged with issuing fraudulent assessment
lists in order to facilitate voting at the last
November election.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
sohcm. OF a halfway Compnnv.

TRENTON, N. j., July 17.-It is sreported on
good authority that the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway company is endeavoring to
get possession of the water power of this city
in order to extend its present branch down
through tho entire length of Trenton, and
have its main station on South Green street,
where the Washington market stands. The
wator power company, through its charter,
has right Of way from point near Green's
burg down to the property of the New jersey
Steel and Iron company, IA distance of four
milaS
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Wrecked hY IL Cow.

sHAMoKIN, PA, July IA freight train
on the Reading railway run over a COW about
u mile from here this afternoon and was
badly wrecked, twelve cars being thrown
from the track. William Thomas, of this
place, was killed. and james Huffman,
brakeman, was seriously injured, Thomas,
who was atravoling salesman, it is said, was
warned by the train hands not to rido on the
train. lie leaves wife aud five children.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
plic ELres Stnrted.

BETHLEHEM, PA, July 1.-THE fires in
tho gus house at the Bethlehem iron works
We're started this morning to keep the fur
naces heated This is regarded us a step to-
wards an carly resumption ofwork and the be-
lief Is widespread that an effort will be made
next week 10 start the works. giving employ
mont to II large number of men.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
1he New Chimcse Inv.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE first arrest in this
section under the new Chinese law was made
this morning by United States marshal.
On the nineteenth of June the British bark
Erne, Capt. j. ID. Douglas, brought from Ma
nilln AZ ship carpenter Chinaman namod
All Chung, who was discharged and allowed
to go ashore. Tho captain was arrested, and
was held to answer on Thursday, the China
man being held Us a witness
National Republican., 1883-07-18
C,ELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Fo
- YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Gurkisb Batbs.

NTEW TUTtBEasW BATH CDR BoVEFsl
IN Il7 street, opposite lugga liOuae Largo pool,
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday aud Friday Not
open Sunday, Open from "a N illl 10 p mi satur'
day, sR III nS'ht x NJ gokSgeey yssh E,ec,r,,,0n
TT,IIE sHEDD BATHS, oO3 y STREET, NEAR
L Nmlh well known rs the oldest and host iu tho
civ lhis bath s constructed with view 10 COnyan
pinr, aud Mercurla Baths given WITH skin aud OK
pereuco. Mnnlmaln or Of ten years experience NJ this
establlshmenL Single bath w. q Tor 81 ii,t0. Open
Sunday nom Sa ml 70 n IN mr3lu
National Republican., 1883-07-18
The Tesas Paellle IerrltorIaI Ia,.d Girnmt

Tho attention of Secretary Teller was
yesterday called to dispatch, sent from
Washington Monday night, in relation to the
efforts of the Southern Pacific Railway COM
pany to secure possession Of Texas Pacific
land grant in Arizona, New Mexico, and Cali
fornia as assignoes of the last named COM
pany, in which it was intimated that II plan
had been "iiXod up" by which the transfer
of the grant could be accomplished without
involving Secretary Teller; the substance of
this alleged plan being that the case should
be referred by Assistant Secretary 1oslyn in
the socretary's absence TO the attorney gen
eral, the latter, il is stated, being depended
upon TO decide in favor of the Southern Paci-
nc company. Secretary Teller said that he
had yesterday seen Mr.. Tweed, the attorney
for President Huntington, OF the Southern
Pacific company aud had informed him that
the case would not bc decided until after his
(Teller's) return, about the first of September.
The secretary also said to the reporter that
he proposed to decide the question hims elf
National Republican., 1883-07-18

house lot and buildings, containing 25,369
square feet, was bought by the Union com
pany for 30 cents per foot, and another lot,
containing 30,415 square feet, by tho Union
company for "a cents per foot.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
ssIe OF che gpraguo Estate.

PRovIDENoE, h, l., July 1.-THE spraguo
mansion and estates in this city were sold at
auction to-day. Tho prices obtained We're
low, Tho Fanny sprague house was
bought by the Union company for S9S 100.
The Mary Sprague house was bought by
National Republican., 1883-07-18
PIasterars In Convention.

CINcIENATI, July 1.-THE Jouneymen
Plasterers' National association began ses-
sion here to-day, Twenty-Five members wore
present, Tho business on hand Is the per-
fection Of the constitution and bylaws.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Two Girls DROWNED.

PORT STANLEY, ONT, July 1Z-Hattie
Arkoll and Bessie Morley, two young girls,
were drowned while bathing in the lake hero
this morning. Tho shock comes with double
force ON Mr.. Arkell, whose brother died sud
denly Yesterday in London
National Republican., 1883-07-18
HNALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. h. q VESTS NERVE AND nRAIN
TRFATAf ENr, a specific for uyHterin, Dl1liness,
COMMISSIONS, Nervous Headache, MsnIallDGpress on,
Loss of Memory, spCrmuorrh9n, lmpoteilcy, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over -cXcTun, Aelfahusc, or Over'indnlgoncb, which
leads TO misery, decay, anu death, One box Will cure
recent cases, Each box contains ono months treat
mont one dollar DOX, or SIX hoxOa for ve dollars.
s0It hy mail prepaid on receipt of price We guar
received by rs for ok boxes accompanied with five
dollars, we will scnd the purchaser our written guar
anve return the money u the treatment docs not
effect cure, Guarantees issued cy STOrr&C CROM
WELL, 40 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, ID a.,
CGive prompt attention ly7ly
National Republican., 1883-07-18
TAsY FEET, &c.

JNASY FEET, &c.
" Rclief without pain In a few minutes ut
Dir WHITES E5rAhLIsHMENT
iAG GPennSylyapiu avenue opposite Wmards Hotel;
Hard anu Holt uurls, hunlOns, club and Inverted
nails, vascular exCrosoonces, and all complaints OF
the ieo successfully treated,
Twenty-Five consecutive years OF fprOoIloe IN Wash
ingtun, u, O.
OicG fee 81 per visit Tor putting the feet Ia or.
der Hours, a. N. W y y, nj sundays, Va "a. lol
y, N.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
An Unpnrdolled Angel.

SPRINGPIELD, LII, July l7.--Gov, IIamil-
ton has declined to pardon Charles W, Angel,
convicted in 1879 of embezzomont of large
sum of money from tho Pullman Palace Car
company. Angel surrendered himself to tho
United states authorities while in Portugal,
and turned over to tho Pullman company
SS0,0J0 OF the stolen funds. Tho petition for
his release was signed by many persons, in
cluding the prosecuting attorney and the
judge before whom he was convicted. He has
six years longer 10 serve.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
A guit f,rIII,,I

TRENTON, N. Y, July 17-Sonator John
Carpenter, jr., of Hunterdon county, to-day
began civil libel suit for $4,000 damages
against the Trenton Times Publishing COM
National Republican., 1883-07-18
A New Yacht.

CHESTER, PA, July 1.-THE iron steam
yacht Utowana, built for w. L, Conner, of
New York, was launched this morning at
Roachs shipyard. Tho yacht is l35 feet
long, 20l feet beam, and 10 feet depth of
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Onntnrrd sucmrltlca.

Boston, July 1.-THE $4,000 worth of So
curities brought here by Canon Bernard, who
absconded from Brussels, were to-day turned
ovor to NJ. Bourgeois, minister Of police at
RrugSpls
National Republican., 1883-07-18
a2sal otstute asruksrs.
EoR RENr-BY b. IL. WARNER,
STORES.

7U7 Sth st c,.... 81 % &C. Bridge st. Gt'n. Is 20
our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, COntaius complete schedule Of our houses,
stOrcl, shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, Nc, and how they may be
Property Tor sale i all parts OF tho city Money
10 loan OF real estate. Cali
H. IL WARNER, oi6 street
National Republican., 1883-07-18
@lnntrN-NrIp--yaaIr.

"ARNESSMAKE ER WANTED THAT CAN DO
steady employment, Address HARNESSMAtER,
Republican Onlcc JylS 3H
WTANrED-A FIRST CLASS COOK lMME.
w diately at l03 q street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth northwest; male or female Jylsa"
wv ANTED-A GOOD FARM HAND TO WORK
w on place four miles from the city Call at
Room ., No. 03i street, between and 10 o'clock a,
jylS- 3tt
wv ANTED-A WHITE ROY OR GIRL. FROM
w ITO IS yeag of aye; one who would Ike TO 6o'
come an artist preferred. Academy of Fine Arts,
corner Of Eighteenth street aud Now York avenue.
jylGIN
JITANrED--A YOUNG MAN TO WORK ON
w doors; steady work, Apply to H. u. JACK
SON, sash Factory, IN irteenh and streets north
west. iylC-3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-18
gosi unO .Eouno.

Il OSr-A WHITE FEMALE sPTTZ DOG; SUIT.
- able reward viii he paid by returning The came
at 403 street northwest jylS3tF
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Summer 8Oar0ins,
9oar0iuq.

GIE II STREET NORTH IWESI-aTRIQTLY
VI - llrSt class board NJ gli per month, in I'D.
vHuce; also three pleasant rooms for rent on reaspn
able terms. JylTGt+
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Susinsss Gbantes.

Wy I'LL EXCHANGE Is KARAT, GOLD, HUNT,
w ing case watch worth sOO for sdl IN trade, or
low tpr cNsh' sold ion no fault Address BUSlN Ess,
Hepuhl can OhiCc, jylG'AtT
Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i 4 on Time Deposits United Stttes Bonds bought
and sold AZ market Tated COlleeti0ns made every
where, by j. II. SQUIER q 90, Bankers lac Penn
hylVaniu avenue nAAGu
National Republican., 1883-07-18
gar6ieal.

MO CURE, No PAY-aI YEARS ENPERIENCE
~ and Ovor 20 years at 100 II street southwest A
cure guaranteed in every case ul glnogrlea, aypls
Rud loss ofseXuRl power Medicine furnished. Ad
vice tree, niyaAlnlf
National Republican., 1883-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY pr; ]. VAN p YCK.

HOTTTWVNT.
MONDAY and TUESDAY TO JULY
IT You have l'mples, Blackheads Liverspots,
Frcckles Moth, Tan, Sunbutn Redness, and Diliness
oftho Nose, Deep Pores, any Complexion Bemish
DIR VAN DiCK can remove them and BeAutiIy the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint or enamel.
If your Hair is thn harsh, dry, led premnturcy
gray. If you have excessive Dandrun, SCay Scalp
TetteT, Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness. If
you have Scnnt Irregular Eyebrows or Lnshes DIR
VAN DYCK, by scientific course Of treatment can
Brows and LNshGs. II you wish fresh, pure, clear
brilliant, aud Beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy,
. IuEurlHut Hair Regular. Long, and Lovely Eye
hrows and Lashes. soft, White, smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult DIR. VAN DYCK ut once The Doctor
has pracIccd his specially Tor nearly twenty years
and IL thoroughly skilled IN his profession,
NOTE-DR, VAN DYCK will have parloTs At 723
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July 2. 4, i6
10. and II, and August ?, 3, Ia 10, and II. Super
tluOus hair permanently removed by the operation
of ErClrolyslS by DIR. VAN DYCK.
WY ASTED--TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
w lieall lloom 4, lt20 Now York avenue, Is Com.
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
Public always Ia office from a IN. 10 D. m. apSOly
National Republican., 1883-07-18
-MiatrIInnrnns.

Gdluntr0--- -s6llstrllanrons.
A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASS
IN ing successful examinations for government
positions desires more students. Address Nj SS
BALClI, HOi NJ street northwest. IylS-3W
VIZ ANTED-I WILL GET 800 FOR a PERNtA-
w nent position In any of the government depart
ment Address Il. Y. ", Republican Once jyis.3tt
WY ANTED-A LADY WISHES TO TAKE
w lessons on the type writer ;Lalso stenography.
Address NJ. ", Republican OnicO, JyIT-3+
NNTANTED-T0 EXCHANGE RIFLE, FINELY
w finished and mounted for double shot gun;
Will pay mir difference for suitable breeCh loader.
Address NIMROD Republican Otice. lyl7-3t+
A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASSING
~ successful examinations for Government pO.
aitlons desires moro students. Address MISS iALCH,
00i NJ street northwest. jylG-3tE
nEMOISEILE FRANCHISE, DIPLoMEE, 22
~ ans. parlant allemand, desire place de gouver-
nante. Adresse NJ. l.. X, Postotlce, Norristowu,
PA. tyl6-6tt
CwIMAIING SCHOOL OPEN.
= Single tickots 30 centa Closes Saturday, Aug
A
National Republican., 1883-07-18
S1loneu to goau.

n NIONEY 10 LOAN on REAL ESrATE ArTlGh
M lowest rat0A DANENuoWIah " son, !2sJ y
street northwest aoitu
National Republican., 1883-07-18
TAlanteS---8ooms.

NJTANTED-BY AUGUST /. THREE OR -FOUR
w unhirnshcl rooms for light housekeeping; IN
god house; terms moderate; between aud * aud
Fourth ana Fourteenth streets northwest references
exchanged; permanent IL suited Address CLERK,
Republican OflCe. iyl7-Stt
DOARD AND ROOM WANTED BN MAN AND
ID pyiio by August Il private famiy preferred. Ad'
dress; slAtlng Terms and location, RRiSrol Repub'
Can Uihce. lyl6-3tt
National Republican., 1883-07-18
"Reminiscences,

VETANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OF FIVE OR
w nix rooms In northwest section; moderate rent.
Address, stating terms, q. T. s., Republican Olice.
jyi7-Stt
NUANTED-To RENT BY AUGUST l, A SIX
National Republican., 1883-07-18
SNlnntrN. .Situations- -StmaI..

A FAITHFUL AND COMPETENT TYPE
IA writer desires immediate employment; no OBJ
lecton to writing In q lawyers office highest refer
encos. Address MISS f., 00i NJ street northwest
National Republican., 1883-07-18

UJANTED-A SITUATION ny A MIDDLE
w aged woman to do light housewOrk or sowing ;
wages small. Address j. Il. C.. Republican Office.
National Republican., 1883-07-18

w and to assist about tho house; also. woman for
General housework. Apply at tOlt Tenth street
northwest. iylS.att
National Republican., 1883-07-18

WV ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY STEM
w Ographor and type writer, with hest of refer
ences, desires permanent engagement with n
wIiier; will 80 TO any part Off United States sal
airy, sl,gOO per nnnuni. Address sSrENOGRAPHER
Republican Office iyi6.ttS
National Republican., 1883-07-18

VNTANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE wO.
w man. situation as plain cook; Will assist in
light washing. Call ut 1920 sixth street southwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
MantrS- --8rlp .5rmalr.

GWIMMING SCHOOL OPEN.
- 10 Tlckels s260 Closes Saturday. August Z
National Republican., 1883-07-18

NNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, situation as cook or lnundreSs; refer
encts II required. Address 9li Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
for Vent -Nlnfnrnishen Noums.

EoR RENT-UNguRNtslIED, \ SUITE OF
N three large rooms, scCoud door also one flr-
nishcd front room, 822 G street northwest jylT-Ne
National Republican., 1883-07-18
sfur Rrnl. -.fnrnisbrO SoOms.

roe TWELFTH STREET NORTHWESri
Oh twowell furnished, communicating rooms;
thrcc windows mont; small room and Vcrandn; also,
other rooms NJ moderate prices; central location;
four lines street cars. NS3t@
National Republican., 1883-07-18

TINWo or THREE UNFuRNtSuED ROOMS TO
4 parties without children; private family; rGicr
onces exchanged III Ninth street northwest.
jylB-StN
National Republican., 1883-07-18

JNOR RENT-FLAT OF THREE OR FIVE UN-
square rom Capitol Grounds and street cars. In-