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National Republican., 1883-02-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH oRpuANAeE.
Interesting Dedicatory Services Yesterday
by Bishop Pinltney.

The benedicton of the church orphanage
of st. Johns parish took place yesterday after
noon at four o'clock. The new building is
situated at the corner of Twentieth and L
streets northwest, The exercises began with
prayer by Rev. DIR. Leonard, pastor of st.
Johns church, and after hymn Bishop Pink
ney read the dedicatory service. Some verses
of psalms were read, after which the whole at
tendance recited the apostles creed. Prayer
was then offered by Rev. DR.. Brand, and the
benediction pronounced by DIR. oliver; the
Lords prayer by the whole assembage; the
apostolic benediction by Mr.. Leonard, and
hymn by all closed the programme. The
orphange is model building of its kind, and
is built for stability and comfort. The insti-
tuition was founded by Rev DIR. Lewis twelve
years ago, when Mr.. Lewis was pastor of st.
Johns church. 1t is now incorporated, and
q new government has been arranged. Sister
Sarah and five lady helpers will manage the
institution A large number of persons were
present, including Bishop Pinkney, Revs. DIR.
Brand, oliver, of Nebraska; Mckee, Falls,
Potter, and Razor.
The following are the officers of the orphan
age Board of trustees-Bishop w. Pinkney,
president; Rev. w. A. Leonard, warden W.
IL. Emery, NJ. Blair, G.. V. Fox, A.. Ross Ray,
A. Bliss f. Gunnell, G. ii. Crane, c. Nc
Keever, G, Ruggles, II. Reyburn; f. Hackett,
secretary; |. Hyde treasurer. Ladies' aid.
Sister Sarah; Mrs. Gen. Emery, president; /;
Mrs. w. A. Leonard, Mrs. ID. Ilagncr, Mrs j.
Laughton, Miss b. Johnston, Mrs. G.. Pendlc-
ton, Mrs j. Davis, Miss X. Mexican, Miss NJ.
Clymer; Mrs. f. Riggs. treasurer; Mrs, Il.
Chubb, secretary.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
BnIIey,s Vibrator TicIscts.

The special house committee to investigate
the relations of John Bailey to the Washing
ton Gnslight company held short session
yesterday, aud rehcad several witnesses who
had testified that they had received theatcr
tickets They were asked why the tickets
were given, aud stated in each instance that
they did not know. IL. Clay Douglass ticket
seller at the National thcater, testified that
he had hOnored orders from Mr. Bailey for
tickets, and'the orders had been turned in to
the Gas company rs part payment of the the
atre's gas bills. lie could not say how much
tho amount so credited would aggregate.
Sometimes the orders had amounted to $50 Il
day, The committee will meet again on Satur-
day and close the henring of tesLimnnY.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Pursuing and Capturing Robbers.

SALT BAKE CITY, UTAH, Jan. 3l.-A morn
ing paper has full account of tho pursuit
aud capture of robbers, five in number, whose
camp was or the line between Utah and Nc
vada, west of Salt LAKE City, who have been
stealing stock, robbing stores, and killing peo-
pie for sometime back, but who invoked their
doom by attempting to rob Central Pacific
train. The pursuing party was made up Of
detectives and sheriils Of both Utah and Ne
vada, and numbered about eighteen. The
two robbers first encountered resisted and
both of them were wounded, one fatally.
The other three surrendered on demand. All
the robbers have been taken to Reno, New,
for trial. Some of them are Utah men. The
others are probably Nevadians.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
PorterIield Scrlu,

William Chandler attempted to locate Por-
terfield scrip upon about ten acres of land
valued at about SlOO,00O and reserved by the
War department as necessary for canal pur-
poses, lying between the Sault Ste. Marie and
the rapids of the Ste. Marie river, Mich. The
commissioner of the general land Office re-
strictcd the application TO n small portion of
the tract but appeals were made by Chandler
and the village of Sault Ste. Marie, and pro-
test was filed by the commissioner of Indian
affairs. The secretary has entirely reversed
the decision, and, in his written opinion, holds
that POrtcriiold scrip cannot be located upon
lands of that character; and that il can only
be located upon unappr0priated public land
in state of nature, The decision will prob
ably have the effect of materially limiting the
application of such SCRIP
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Mr.. story,s LECTURE.

The lecture of Mr.. w. w. Story on Michael
Angelo and the Sistine and Medicean Chapels
will be delivered tonight at the Congrega-
tional church. All who heard this splendid
will be glad to listen again TO its rhythmical
periods, its glowing wealth OF imagery, its
picturesque description, its splendor of word
and thought, while hundreds who were un-
able to get inside Willard hallat its first de-
livery will rejoice at the opportunity thus
given to hear it.. Among the many dis
tinguished persons who have secured seats
are President Arthur, Mr. George Bancroft,
several senators and representatives in con-
gress, and supreme court iudges.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Locnl Items.

Capt, L. s. Randall has sold the steamer
Mary Washington to Henry Kengla for
1000, subject to the liens existing upon the
steamer.
Miss Susan b. Anthony, vice president of
the National Woman's Suffrage association,
has written to THE REPUBLICAN, at the re-
quest of the officers and members of that as
sociation, to express their thanks for and ap-
probation of the excellent and full reports
and courteous mention of its speakersb in
this paper during the sessions of the conven-
tion recently held in this city
At $40 yesterday evening an alarm of fire
was turned in from box 1874, caused by gas
lights in the window Of store No, 657, Seventh
street northwest, and occupied by John SAUL
florist, igniting some straw flowers in baskets
hanging in the window. A young lady em-
ployed in thestore had her hand badly burned
Loss about $3.50.
AT $3.50 last evening colored boy named
George Taylor fell in fit at corner of Fifth
and d streets northwest. officer Milstead
summoned a conveyance, and took him TO the
seventh precinct station, where Dr. Marion
attended him.
National Republican., 1883-02-01

IIn sa,s t,o Htntional exhibition In that city.
tbc o%iibit Atonly A0 square feet Of space in
c,rod as A1h buildings has actually been Sc
oao,,,s n /N by American exhibitors or their
fbo nyhf NIhionsare conflicting rs to whether
cnss 20, - X|tion MS whole will turn out sue
ii5oi,. hiure, hut in either case IL would be
,'a,,tS Xpnsul Eckstein thinks, to result adj
,,raI,,e Eously to American manufacturers,
p,T" soioot crs, and exporters, if full and well
60 ~, IA display of all sorts of articles known
oSS W. suitable and desirable for the markets
ma, BIS country and its colonies should be
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Prizehghters Dying.

PTTTsBURG, PA, Jan. 3l.--The condition of
McFarron, one of the principals in prize
fight which recently took place at Rochester,
is reported very serious, and slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
A Swede named Gisonc, who fought sew
eral weeks ago near Sharon, Pa, il also said
to be dying from the effects Of injuries there
received. The referees and other participants
in the fights are preparing to leave the city in
the event of their death,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
A nn,ncr 10 NXyndI,nm.

A number of members of congress and other
gentlemen of distinction are arranging din
ner in honor Of Mr., Charles Wyndham, the
eminent English actor. 1t will be of an in
ternational character and graceful tribute
10 one Of the FIRST comedians of the English
stage, ms well as the first manager who has
brought TO America distnctiyely and
thoroughly equipped English company,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
The jury bribery Complications.

Brewster Cameron was before the grand
jury in connection with the case against
Henry A. Bowen. IL is rumored that an
investigation is also being made by the grand
jury into the conduct OF the colored star route
Juror Brown,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
DEFUNCT DETECTIVES.
The Whole Force Turned Out of Office by the
New Bill.
Nho Investigation Ended and the Cases
Turned Over 10 the Grand Jury.

The action Of the commissioners yesterday
Immediately upon being apprised of the sign
ing Of the police bill by the President, of
course stops all investigation by them into the
matter affecting the dctcctivcs-or rather the
late detectives for they arc now f,,ict,ts odico.
Inc matteris now in the hands of the district
attorney, and it is expected that that ofiicc1\
VIII carefully prepare the cases for prescntaA
ton TO the grand jury The amount of matt
rial already in the possession of the district ~
torncys office is believed to be sufficient to- U-
cure indictments against at least four Sc
Additional evidence Is being obtained bl ien'
chairman OF the citizens committee andW Vle
be forwarded to the district attorney ~ VIII
understood that cX-Detectives McDcvA ~ ~
McElircsh propose to enter into parts VI ana
with Mr.. Flinders for the purpose of ynership
ON II private detective agency, andMa,rylhB
Office has already been secured ~ that an
entcrprising firm. II was probahA ny this
ticipation of this that RcprcscntAy IN an
chairman of the house district tiNe neal
prepared bill, which he will pJM Mcominlttee,
first opportunity, and which isWescht ~ inc
provide for the punishment oA lntehueu 10
may assume to practice the occA persons VINO
vate detective. il provides tM patlon OF PR
assuming Ia practice the occu~lat any person
vatc detective in the District Mation OF a prl-
provided for in section i2M NO OoiumDla, as
Statutes of the district wiM oi Ihe Revised
executed the bond provdMnout nrst hnVlng
426 and l27 of tbc stntutc XYcd for in sections
"a misdcmcauor. and shall -, shall be guilty of
linllc IA , Gnn NOT ,y, ~ upon conviction, be
prisonmcnt in the ioil Mbcding $500 and inn
term not exceeding siy ~ of the district for u
A. district official iMmonths, or both.
subject of the dctcr IN speaking upon the
says: Aivc scandal yesterday
at is mstakQw
TO recover stolen oW ever to allow detective
heavy penoItv forN Goods. There should be a
to recover stolen M a detectives attempting
reward If thir AZ property, but handsome
A detectives bM or burglar was captured.
criminals and Esiness should be to detect
hunt mn stolcll lyupprcss crime, and not to
into friendly .W property, which brings him
with the fence ind possibly corrupt relations
National Republican., 1883-02-01
Amsterdam Internatlonal EIpo.,tlon.

Advance sheets Of the consular reports for
january, furnished by the State department,
contain communication from Consular Eek
stein, ut Amsterdam, with regard 10 the forth
National Republican., 1883-02-01
HeIning thr IIoInlcaa.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-The subscriptions
floods on the Rhine amount to $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
A., II,KTe Nnvv Paw Corps.

L.
erd,v tbo ley gave notice in the senate yes.
y tbr mn, Mt he would offer as an amendment
tril,e on, 3al appropriation bill motion to
acancc A8 the following; Prouidcd, that when
orps, ii ~ occur hereafter in the paymasters
o fiji ,~ ere shall be no original appointments
iadc. yhch vacancies, but promotions may be
hose Recording to existing regulations, from
inc &f femaining in said corps. Officers in the
ayI yhall be detailed to perform the duties of
ion hastor under the same rules and regula-
i,M MEs rs are not required of paymastcrs, but
4 &Yh officers shall not be entitled to increased
/Bnpensation in consequence of performing
'|ych dutics,' and insert in lieu thereof: PRO
Iyidcd, that when vacancies occur hereafter in
|Vthc Junior grade Of the pay corps, there shall
ybe no further appointments from civil life to
Yjfll such vacancies, but appointments thereto
fshall be made from graduates of the naval
academy lsubicct To the same laws and rcgu-
latonssnow in force) in the same manner as
now provided by the first section of the act of
Aug. >, lSs2, for appointments into the lower
grades of the line and engineer corps Of the
navy and o, the marine corps" A similar
amcndSlent was also offered by Mr.. Groome.
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passing by interf,rad ADD she sho.
him dead. The jury has acquitted
her. 1t must be an ugly moment
now for her husband. A photographer
to get rid of rival, Hho WAS talking
to the common Juliet. settled tue
matter by shooting him then and
there through the hesrt The Z)u-
ave jacob. of second Empire notori-
ETY.. has been in grief again; ne cures,
by mo4mer;z.ng his PATIENTS, and
asks no tee. only TO purchase his
photo as souvenir. In passing his
mermslic fluid into al Old woman"
be twisted her arm so as to break it.
He denies the soft Impeachment, aud
sage, she is only one Of the numerous
visitors with broken bones. sent to
him by the regular doctors.
The popular opera ia now bril-
liant uccess; it has mo connection
with the houses over the way" whose
prices are 500 per cent. higher; 1t
supplies good operas md accom-
plished s-tistes. The O1eon theatre.
ia order to compete with the Cafes
concerts, gives popular, that is. cheap
representations once week; the
pieces are first rate and crowds are
reused admittsnce. The cheap Sun
day concerts srs also bumper houses.
TIE Anarchists have decided not
TO recognize dueIling; if they would
on'v abstain from all hoOtings.
When the Austrian general Keste-
tiez had his leg anputsted, his valet
kept crying during the operation.
Keep quiet" my boy said the gen.
eral, I'm your hear. you are glad,
because for the future you will have
one. instead of two boots. to black"
Between the Parisiennes: $50 the
Red Indian women wear no clothes;
what on earth then have they to talk
about?"
Practical telephoning: Anxious
mother telephones to doctor: "Baby
coughing good DEAL" LET me
hear it," Baby coughs in the tube.
Reply of the doctor: Give eom5 strip
Of ipe cacuapha."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

As an invigOrant, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has received the
most positive endorsement from
eminent physicians, and has long
occupied a foremost rank among
standard proprietary remedies Its
properties as an alternative of disors
dere1 conditions of the stomach,
liver and bowels, and preventive
of malarial diseases are no less re-
nowned, and have been accorded
emphatic professional recommended
ton.
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
Acs, to whom apply for Hostetter's
Almanac for 1884
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SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means ef Sc
curing q soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless artl-
Gle, which instantly removes
Ere ckles, Tan, Richness,
ROughness, EruptiOns, sul-
gar Flushings, etc., etc. so
delicate and natural are It's
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody: -
No lady has the right 10
present a diSfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for IS cents.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
lempiaint. you is>ye a printed
guarantee on every hottie - Shiloh'S
EiiX!.gef II never taik to cure.
Snie t.9 2 C N nrog Store. dA
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W. N.BABCOCK general western agent
GEORGED WILLIAMS, travelling ageDt.
Denver; Co dorado
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CONDITIONS i:

Commission of az per cent. sgainst
Bank Draft payable on delivery OF Ship
ping Documents; or, per CENT E TrSn
half cash. balance drawn for with Bits
OF Lading. Suitable Produce taken IN
payment. 1., oo,-
ceded TO purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested:
Liberal Advances made on Consigh-
ments. :, co,,e
The Agency represents, Bl7s and oeiia
for Firms.
Every branch of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Price List ON Application.
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CoIIe Gsss tented, Loans Negotiated and
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THAT .HACKtNG1COCGH can
80 quickly cured by Shiloh's
ara. We guarantees it. Sold at
z. @. II. L drug store %
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Sheriff. sale.
Fourteenth judicial District Court, FariJt Of
CaieaSieu, State Of LOtiiSia3a4.--NO sos
IL. fra...yIa -. S--tt.,- E .zr-

IOH virtue of writ of bEerie bdeias, issued
ID and to me directed by the Hon. Court
aforesaid. have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and highest
bidder for cash, with the benefit OF appraise-
ment, at the Court House door of this parish,
in the town of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday. November "a. 1855.
at eleven O'Clock a. M, all of the right, title
and interest of the defendants Carlisle d Al
len, in and to the following described prop
-ertY, TO Wit
Two brown American mare mules; two
black American mare mIles one white face
s0rrel horse three two-horse wagons cribs
Of cross ties, containing 1900 ties, more or
less. lying in the Galeasieu river, at or nesr
the Hutehins 81 O'Neil mill. in Caleasieu par
ISL, La, Seized 10 satisfy said writ issued in
the above mentioned sHlt
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles, La, Soyem-
Der 10, 1883.
D. II. LYONS.
nov-l0'63 Sheriff CalcasieE parish, la,
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NoTIoE NoTIoE ri am closing ont
my old stock at greatly reduced prices,
and my new goods for the casa IS
cheap as the cheapest.
I NJ R,
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D. w. JESSEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NORTH RYAN sTEET,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
NORTH RYAN sTEET,

A FTER AN ABSENCE OF ABOUT fiye
"a months, ! have resumed business at
my old stand, and solicit the patronage Of
old as well as new patrons. While on. route
for Germany, attended the
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CUTTING SCHOOL.

in New York City, and am now better pre-
pared than ever 10 guarantee satisfaction to
my customers.
suits nade to order, Terms reasonable.
Give me call. oct-b-tf
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On the JaIcasleu River.
I lHE undersigned wishes to inform the tr8v
y cling public and stock drCvers that he
has put his Ferry and Beef pens in good re-
pair, and is ready to accommodate all who
may wish to cross with him. with everything
thai is generally required by stock ulru and
travellers He has a large Flat, suitable Tor
crossing any kind of stock also two chain
booms for swimming. Pasturage Oh eacl
side of the river, free Of charge. Keeps con
stantly on hand full supply Of Groceries aud
Forage, at the very lowest prices.
EE. ID. NEK.
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Furniture for sale at ]. w. Bry,
ans. Cheap cheap
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valuable Lots Fer sale.
At DEESPoRT.
NJ Z la9o a number Of large and

NV Y ~ 2 IIlI8IV-l Y ut 3 aHH
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Tor sale, located at Deesp0rt, situated south
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These lots range ii size from ono To one and
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TRY my titiy-dollar buggies.
j. Nv. BRYAE.
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/. K.L. SiRStPARILLl,
A YaIuabIe Tract

rAF PINE TlAIRERED LAND Z on ls4A .i.is
/ NJ situated near EdgsFly stati9nSA ~ +
| parish, and described as follows lnS d
7 n Of En- OF Section Is, tn los53ssn 100
south OF range u west, containing y
acres. Eor further psfticulaIg apply q
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