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National Republican., 1883-07-13
The Elevated railway Bond.

NEW YORK, July 12.--The Metropolitan
Elevated Railway oompany's suit against the
Manhattan and New York companies TO set
aside the October agreement 1881 is now
pending In tho court of common pleas. A
temporary injunction was granted restrain
ing the defendants from carrying ont these
agreements, and recently the defendant COM
panies moved to set aside this injunction
upon their giving bond to indemnify the
plaintiff company against any loss which they
might sustain upon the vacating of the in
junction. Chief Justice DAILY decided that
he would accept bond in $4,000 and va
cate the injunction. The injunction has been
vacated, but the undertaking has been in
creased to $292500. The bond recites that
tho Manhattan Railway company, the New
York Elevated Railway company, Cyrus w.
Field, Jay Gould, and Russell Sage do sew.
orally undertake in the sum of $292,500 that
they will pay the plaintiff any loss not ex
ceeding this sum by reason of the vacatnl
of this injunction. Messrs. Field, Gould, and
Sage each say for themselves that they ar,
worth 100000 over and above all debts and
liabilities
National Republican., 1883-07-13
The Battle OF the Bovine.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The Orangemen OF
New York and Brooklyn celebrated the day
and its memories by an excursion to Mount
Pleasant grove. There were about 300 of
them with their families.
TORONTO, ONT, July 12-Three thousand
Orangemen celebrated the anniversary of the
battle of the Boyne here to-day by pro-
cession through tho public streets. They af-
terward assembled in the Provincial exhibit
tion ground. whore games were held. Every
thing passed of quietly. ."H'
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE members of the
Society of Orangemen of this city to the mum.
ber of one hundred, paraded this morning in
honor of the anniversary of thesbattle of the
Boyne. They afterward took a train out oi
the city for the purpose of holding picnic
No disturbance of any nature was created
along the line of march, although the column
at times was subject to some mild jeering.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
A Big mining Suit.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Suit has been brought
by Eliphalet Mott against the Las Nueve
Miras de Santa Maria Gold and Silver Mining
company, of which Henry Clews, Fred
Grant, and John B. Alley are trustees 1t is
claimed that the original owner of the mino
which is in Mexico, paid for it less than
$4,000, but that the trustees gave him in part
payment stock whose face value was $24,-
999,S75, that they repurchased most of this
stock from him for a nominal sum and put
the stock on the market as paid up stock.
Plaintiff demands an accounting. Defend
ants demurred to the complaint, but the de-
murrer was overruled by Judge DonohuC
and an appeal was taken. Judge Cullen, in
Chambers, reserved his decision on motion
for stay of proceedings pending the appeal
Counsel for plaintiff argued that the defend.
ants should give bond in $2,400,000, while
defendants counsel held that tho bond should
only equal the value of the 300 shares held
by playbtiff.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Paupor Immiurat,on TO Canada.

QUEBEC July 12.-L. Stafford, the govern.
mont immigration agent at Quebec, writes as
follows to the Chronicle on the alleged paupeI
immigration to the states by way of Quebec
and Montreal "When Special Agent Howell
states that largo numbers of immigrants ar
rive at Montreal and Quebec almost destitute
and too feeble to support themselves, and
that most of them are paupers, he states what
is not correct. Mr.. Howell, though he does
not state so in words, no doubt refers to the
Irish immigrants assisted to Canada this sea-
son, the whole of whom passed through my
hands, and i can safely say none of then
were paupers, or had ever been inmates of Q
poor house. They received some money or
landing, sent out for their use until settled
down at work, which was easily found fol
them. l cannot conceive how it should bC
necessary for them to go to Plattsburg oil
Buffalo when have orders for over fifty fam
lilies and a large number of single mon ant
women of that class, which 1 am at present
unable to supply"
National Republican., 1883-07-13
DEPARTMENT. DOTS.

The national bank notes received for re.
demption yesterday amount TO $SS6,000.
The receipts from internal revenue yestcr.
day were 1858, l66, aud from customs s6s1, ,050
The Treasury department has purchased
44O,O00 ounces of silver for delivery at the
Philadelphia New Orleans and San francisco
mints.
The acting comptroller of the currency has
authorized the First National bank of Stevens
Point, Wis, to begin business with capital OF
5000.
Secretary Teller yesterday denied the ap.
plication for reopening of the question us to
the boundary of the Pueblo lands of San
Francisco, which was decided by Secretary
Schurz in March, 1881.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
The CoIorcd JnurnnII.ts.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July l2,-At the afternoon
session of the Colored Press convention yes
terday papers were read by j. w. Wilson, OF
dishonest agents" and by W. A. Pledger, OF
the Georgia PindicGtor and president Of the
convention, on - How to make an editorial
page most efficient" The committee on reso.
lbtions reported large number of resolutions,
which, ON motion, were recommitted to be
boiled down. The delegates attended q
dramatic and musical festival last night and
tonight thoy will be entertained with a
military drill and u banquet.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Decnmped with His Clerks, Money.

BALTIMORE, MD, July l2.-An afternoon
paper says: A man named Baker has, for
several weeks past, been carrying on business
in wax flowers in East Baltimore. He sold
goods on the installment plan, and employed
q number of statesmen, each of whom was re-
quired to put up security before they were
furnished work. The amounts put up varied
from $50 to $780, and it is said that i'll the
aggregate Baker secured about Sl,70O, and
then decamped with the spOils.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. r. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Iiyslerla, Dizziness,
Loss OF Memory, BpernRlOrrhmA, lmIiotoncy, IN
voluntary Lmlsains' tlvIan'nte plu @ Ase chusen py
leads to misery, decay ANA death. One buS Will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box. or NIX boxes for 1--we dollars.
Sent by mall prepaid, ON receipt OF price. We guar
hntee ak boxes 10 cure any case, Win each order
received by ~ for six bONoH. accompanied with five
dollars, will send the purchase our written guar
antee return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure. GuHrant0eH issued cy STOrl AZ CHOM'
wELL,iS0 PeunsylNunia avenue Washington, ID, o.
Wholesale ana retail agents Orders by mall Will re-
ceiyC prompt attention. Jy7.ly
National Republican., 1883-07-13
sensIhIc nIr. MendrIckr.

TERRE HAUTE, July 12.-The Express pub
fishes statement from Senator Voorhees, re-.
garding the interview at Omaha with ex-
Gov. Hendricks, in which it was said that
Mr.. Voorhees, had no authority to make the
statement that he (Mr, Hendricksl was not q
candidate for president. The senator says he
has never stated anything by authority from
Gov. Hendricks in ro gard to his future pur-
poses, and does not now, but that he person.
ally knows that tho governor is not q candi-
date for the presidency or any other office
He knows this from the governor himself
National Republican., 1883-07-13
The Amnteur Press men.

New York, July l2,-The National Anna
teur Press association continued their session
to-day at the st. Nicholas hotel. The consti-
tuition was amended in several points whore
it was defective. A committee was appointed
to draft platform setting forth the aim and
objects of the organization. This afternoon
the association plays II game of base ball in
Brooklyn, and tonight dimes ut the Manhat-
tan Beach hotel
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Tho Hue nnh The Grnx.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Gen. John Newton,
pres ident of the Society of tho Army of the
Potomac, has been invited to attend the re-
union of Parsons cavalry brigade (confeder-
ate) at Dallas, Tex, on August 6, and respond
to the toast, "rhe Boys Who Wore the Blue"
"Our reunion is not to quarrel, but to meet
as brothers, bury all the unpleasant recollec-
tions of the past, and unite heart and hand in
the welfare of our great nation for all time to
cnma -
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Chambers Amonr Illinois Irorses.

veterinarian reports that glandors is preva-
lent among the horses in nineteen counties in
this state. He claims to have been prevented
from killing the animals afflicted, the at
torneys of the owners contending that he
could only resort to this measure after the
governor had issued u proclamation declaring
the ganders epidemic. The attorney general
is now expected to give an opinion as to the
powers of tho state veterinarian under the
state laws.
National Republican., 1883-07-13

for new trial. The penalty is two to ton
years In the peniteptiary. Miss Snyder was
returning to her home at night from the
house of friend, and while passing vacant
lot the assault was made by Durham, who
knocked her down and was dragging her TO
the lot when ho was discovered by her friends,
who were near by.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
A nIood clio, nm HIS Brain.

EAsToN, PA, July 12.-The coroner's jury
in tho case of George Werkheser, who died
suddenly on the fifth instant, after having
been engaged in quarrel with young med
ical student named Harrison, returned YER
dict last night that death was caused by q
clOt of blood Oh the brain, the formation OF
which the jury was unable TO ascertain
National Republican., 1883-07-13
.Fnr SnIr--Mnnsrs
for SaIr--Tnis


nor SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
II city, lot 3OXl55 feet; subdivision Of the same
lot l5Ng0 feet to 30 foot alloy; the owner of adon
Ing lot will build with purchaser. Apply to No. GIL
Thirteenth street northwest. jylO
1NoR SALE-VACAET LOTS ON S STREET.
II Corcoran street, Twelfth street, and Twenty.sec-
ond street northwest; easy terms. WALTER E.
WRIGHT, 81. Cloud Building. jyiO.Stt
JNoR SALE-LoT ON SIXTH, MASSACHU-
II settsnvenuc, and Cstreet, fronting Green's statue
improved with frame house. Apply 40i Ninth street
northwest. lel9lm~
National Republican., 1883-07-13
PhlInloglst 5 i'm Council.

Hartford, July .12,-Tho pathological con-
vention at Middetown to-day elccred NJ. l..
Dogge, of Michigan, university president,
and an executive committee composed of
Profs b, l.. Gildersleeve, of Johns Hopkins
university, +. A. March, Of Lafayette college,
r. X. Price, of Columbia, DIR. J., IL. Trum-
bull Hartford, and NJ. ID. Whitney, Of Yale
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Two nIurderous humans Lynohed.

MAYHEM, Colo, July e. Yesterday Dem
mis- Hagarty and Henry Bowling, two des-
peradoes met James Lynn and Swede three
miles from town. They shot Lynn and beat
the Swede with Il club, and they robbed them
both of tho few dollars they possessed. Hag-
arty and Bowling were arrested in the even
ing and locked up, but were afterwards taken
from Jail and hung by citizens. Lynn and
tho Swede will both die,
National Republican., 1883-07-13
A Brutnl RulTinn convleted

BALTIMORE, MD, July -Charlcs Rnr-
ham, colored, indicted for felonous assault On
Miss Clara Snyder on the tenth of jpne
ultimo, was found guilty to-day by q juryNn
National Republican., 1883-07-13
-S--
willing 10 Give Up tho Ship.

PAYTA, PERU, July 12-The Ecuadoriau
steamer Santa Lucia, with Vientemilla and
his officers aboard, arrived here to-day and
lay alongside of II. M. S. Constance. Wien.
temilla offered to give up the steamer if the
wages of the crew and the expenses of the
trip from Guayaquil were guaranteed.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Retleem the Trade DoIler.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 12.-The Com
mercidl Exchange this afternoon passed resolu-
tions calling ON congress to redeem the trade
dollar at par or legalize the issue Of that coin,
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Two Women DroYyn.,I,

MARMoRA, ONT, July l2.-Mrs. Smith and
Miss Cordick, while Crossing the MORA river
yesterday on q narrow foot bridge used tenn
porarily during high water, became dizzy
fell into the stream, and Mere drowned.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Gurkish 8utbs.

NvEW TURKISH BATH CDR BOVEIgSl
IN l4i7 o street opposite liiggB House Large pool
good ventilation Ladies, Monday aud Friday. MOI
open sunday Open from u m TIL 10 y, Mi Hslur,
day, u y. N Baths, gl 6tickets, }LN
apo DIR IL, l. BOWER, Electrician
TTNHE SHEDD BATHS 9O3 u STREET, NEAR
L Ninth, well known rs the oldest and best In tho
clIy This bath Is constructed with Wow 10 oOnyon-
ence being the Hrst floor Turkish, llusaian Sul-
phur, and MegcurRl Baths given with skill aud OK
nerence MunpulatOr OF ten years experience ~ tha
sunday fron a N TO .. m. mr2lH
National Republican., 1883-07-13

QUEBEcK, July IA brilliant meteor of
immense size was seen to fall slowly over tho
southeastern sky shortly after midnight last
night, leaving behind it train of blush
fire. .....
National Republican., 1883-07-13
pa,vnbrol,er. I'M Conf,r,no,.

CLEVELAND, ONO, July 12.-Pawnbrokcrs
from New York, New England, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Nebraska are
holding private conference here.
National Republican., 1883-07-13

MIgNEAPoLIs, MIMI July l2.-lloports
from all parts of Dakota show slight i'm
provement In the wheat crop. In the Red
River valley like Improvement is noted.
National Republican., 1883-07-13

JNASY FEET, &C.
" kolpf without pain In few minutes nj
DIR WInrES ESTABLISH MENT
l4G PennaylvaniR avenue, opposite Willards Hotel;
laTd and 6Oq uOrnA, bunlonS, CLUB nud Inverted
nails vascular eIcrosoencos and oil complaints OF
the feet successfully treated,
twenty-five consecutive years OF practice in Wash.
inEon, u. q,
once foe 81 per visit for putting the foet in or,
der Hours u. m, 10 Bp, ms sundays, IA, m, To
", Me-
TNIIE FINESr JOB PRIN rINu IN WASHING
Il ton By the hneat work men Call aud 1e0 speed
meRs, NauJuRl Aepubuean JObiloom.
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Mroital.

MO CURE No PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
N and over 20 years at 900 street southwest. A
cure guaranteed In 0very case Of g0no!rheaI syphg
Vice free. inye2lm
National Republican., 1883-07-13
Eost ano Fnunn

4 oST-rHE PARTIES WHO TOoK SMALL
IL white bull pup from In trout Of residence :h2
avenue Will please return ", as they
are we'll known, Jyl2'dtf
National Republican., 1883-07-13
bneinrss Ghnntts.

n IBERAL BATE OF INTEREST ALLoWED
j on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
mud sold At market rates; Collections made every.
where, by J. II. sQUIEk & Oo,, bsnkers' iils PSnp-
aglgaRiR avenue mAsNu
National Republican., 1883-07-13
:For SaIt--:Farms.

THoR sAIE-A SMALL FARM sUITADLE ron
~ live man who means business situated on
Wheeler Road on the edge ofthe district line Apply
10 Ii. 5. GRISwOLD. Anacostla. ID. C. jyl3'3t"
ENoR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-A FINE
II grazing farm in MARYLAND, 7 miles from Wash.
ton BISHOP g. HILL. zoos + street northwest. 23-tf
National Republican., 1883-07-13
wv ANrED-D -DERMAToLoGY.
wv A LIFE SPECIALITY
BY DIR. y. VAN DYoK.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, to July a

MONDAY and TUESDAY to JULYa
II You have Pimples, Blnckheads. Lverspots,
Frecklcs. Moth Tan, Sunburn, Redncss and OilinCSs
ofthe Nose, Deep Pores or any Complexion Blemlsh,
DR. VAN DGCK can remove them and BeRulfy the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, enamel.
1fyour lair Is thin, harsh dry fnded, orprematurely
gray If You have excessive Dandruff Scaly Scalp,
Tetter, Crown Frontal; part or Temple Baldness II
you have Scant, Irregular EyebrOwa or Lnshes, DIR.
VAN DNCK, by II scientific course OF treatment, can
produce aNgorous, LuNurinut Growth ofIair, Pretty
Brows and Lnshes If YOU wish u fresh, pure, cenr,
brilliant aud Beautiful Complexion, Thick. Heavy,
LuNurant Hair. Regular, Long, and Lovely Eye
bsrows and Lnshes, soft White, smooth, and Pretty
has practicod his specially for nearly twenty years
and Is thoroughly skilled In his profession.
NuTE-UH. VAN DICK will have pnrlors nt ~
TWELFTH STREET. NORTHWEST July ., 3, Is
l0 and II, and August l, ., g. Ia Ia, and IL super
nuuus hair permanently removed by tho operation
of Electrolysis by DIR VAN DYCR.
VNASTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Bcall. Room 4, ilsO New York avenue, TX a Com
missioner of Deeds for every state and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public, always in office from a. m. to p np3oly
National Republican., 1883-07-13
SaIuntro 3ousrs.
Sllunrn 10 afpnn.

ATONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ArTHI
street northwest nolJu
National Republican., 1883-07-13

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO VISIT NORTH.
IA ern Dakota would represent parties desiring y
inyesl IN lands In thar locality. Address SAFE IN
NESIM ENI. L. o. hoy l0l. lYla 3lN
National Republican., 1883-07-13
@antro- --- Situations frmaIr.

- WINNING SCHOOL OPEN.
- 10 Tickets $3.50 Closes saturday. Augusta
VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
w man. u situation rs waiter or conChman; good
references given. Call address 1889 street north
west iyli-3tF
National Republican., 1883-07-13
:fur Grnt- tlnfarnisbeS 4oums.
cS0r iarut-8uusrs.

N0r Afnt-Dousrs.
TVNo RENT-A PLEASANT SUBURBAN BRICK
Il house; oVerloOkS the city, northwest; or 10
rooms and cellar; large lot with stable; water and
gas; $50. OTIS BluELOW 6O5 Seventh street,
owner, lyl3-JtN
INOR RENI,-iIlG NINETEENTH STREET
IL rooms; all modern improvements. Inquire of
GEORGE WHITE, id2 Maine avenue southwest, at
the foundry. Jyla-3tf
VNOR RENT-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE;
~ rooms: No li3N street northwest, hns range,
Lutrobe aud all mpdern improvements; large lot (;
possession July NJ. Inquire on premlses, lyll-Jt+
INOR SALE OR LEASE-BEAU UTIFuL RESI-
IL dcnco and grounds; Blndensburg JOHN AM
BLER SMITH, Lawyer aud Claims Attorney, "a
-Four and.ahnlfs street Jyl0'at+
1F YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR
II Trade City or Country Property. come and soethe
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM III, MAIN IL BROTHER, 81 Charles
Hotel corner Third street and PennsylvgniR avenue
northwest mhlGu
National Republican., 1883-07-13
8UarOiug.

A NORTHERN FAMILY WILL TAKE A
IN few gentlemen bourders at 10 per week plain
hOmo comforts. Address box iSs, city Postohice.
JylH-l~
TINoR RRIeHT-FURNISIIED OR UNFURNIsIIED
il roOms. with b ard gentlemen preferred table
JylU.3l@
National Republican., 1883-07-13
@lantaA- NlisttIIautcus.

cswINiMING SCHOOL OPEN.
- Single tickets, 30 centa Closes Saturday Aug
National Republican., 1883-07-13
EoR RENT-BY b. II. WARNER,
YrrsunaI.

donco store; call at city poStolce for letter adj
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-29
Height and Weight

"You ask very practical question
How much should a person OF given
height weigh? Is there standard be-
tween height and weight? ;. A healthy
child, male or female, grows in length by
mere than one-half its size during the
first two years; it increases from 30 per
cent. Q9.6S5 inches) to about 20 per
cent. (31.10 inches). 1t trebles or
quadruples its weight, that is to say, it
weighs 3 to- xii. at birth equals q to
10 pounds); 10 xii. (25 pounds) in the
first year; - xii. $50 pounds in the sec
ond. On the average, a child from .
months to 8 years. grows in length
about 6 per cent. each year equal
2.4622 inches); tie weight of the body
goes on increasing to the 9Th year, ris-
ing in boys to 20 Kill $50 poundsl and
in girls to 10 Kill (47A pounds). From
this age e. years. until puberty boys
increase in height 55 per cent. (2.l6S
inches) each year, reaching at the age
of II years weight of 1873 per cent
lover 452 feet) and girls 135 per cent
(4a421 feet) on an average. Boys gain.
about xii. 6 pounds) in weight per
wear, girls a little more, so that N
the 18th year children of both sexes
weigh on the average about 30 xii. 20
pounds). From 3to 20 years youths
grow some 80 per cent. Oils inches),
girls 20 per cent. C.8 inchaes.e
The increase of weight is even moro
rapid than before, reaching 50 xii. 14a
pounds) in boys IS years old, and
in girls of the same age 81 xii. ll213
pounds). In the 25th year the manis 16S
per cent. (over 81 feet) in height, and
weighs 60 Kill (1572 pounds), while the
womanis 157 per cent. g. Is #. in height
and weighs So xii. OH pounds. Mar
in, the 10th, year attains his maxin1una
| weight, 63.6 xii. (159 pounds), and then
| begins to lose flesh. Women continue
to grow heavier, reaching about 81 Kill
| GAO polinds) until the s50th year. Be
| tween As and 60 men become more
corpulent and women rapidly grow old
err. in both the size of the body dimin'
| ishes. DR.. Wagner, IN Buffalo Com
| naercid1
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-29
ZIP WE'D THOUGHT"

4 W Tsd the taepE e ,. Last meeting stas
BY his grave we'd soon be standing.
Dropping down the silent tear,
Would that word we spoke so lightly
Hate been tIfteredby usthen2E ffsEsfN
Womb that, m our snent Sorrow, a - >
We could call it back again.
Il W Ws,d ,aouiist hat so3p Gartins, -
That some of the gladsome faces
Would be soon across the tide.
Would the hasty word and action.
FROM %9u onr the sr snye senrfasd i
Or the action c or been seen!
II we'd thought the friendly counsel
Was the LAST weR'er should heag >
WojIld we then have scoffed SO lightly
IetoUr heedleSsness aprearS -
If we'd thought the kind inquiry
Soon would cease forevermore,
Would il then have been trouble,
r Would We then have wished it o'ere
If we'd thought that act of kindness
Was the last our friend should seek,
Would we have by cruel harShneSs; 5t.s-.
Brought the bushes to his cheek?
If we'd thought our needless folly
Would have left SO deep . sore. f...s.
Would we not have hushed it Ger?
II we'd thought-alas! the sorrows
That the words awaken now:
If we'd thought, ah, then the wrinkles
Would be fewer on the brow;Fai..
If we'd thought that death was coming
Will that be our latest cry?
God forbid, we know he's coming,
Let Us think-he draweth nigh.
-Aasiruille Good 7empsSr.