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CURRENT COMMENT.
A Bold Statement.
4 Civil Service Wager.


Even a Tammany man may sometimes
have a spasm of pity for the oft robbed
faN naXnIS.
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We listen in vain for a pious howl from
The moral Boston o-~a1s anent the Ieyy H.
bury aImshouse rtS-
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There was Il meeting of the Brush Elec-
trio Light and Power Company in Cincin-
natl last week, in response TO a circular is
sued by Mr.. ii. Dudley Coleman, of that
city, President of the Southwestern Brush
Electric Light and Power Company.
Eighteen companies were represented by
delegates. The delegate from New Or
leans was Mr.. George O'COnnOr. The
purpose Of the meeting was to take action
i'll regard to the anticipated demand of
the Brush-Swan Electric Light Company
for 4 large cash bonus for the right to use
the swan lamp. The Brush Electric Light
Companies held that the Swan company
ought To be satisfied with fair profit upon
the sale of its lamps without demanding
also a royalty for their use. The Cincin-
matt papers report that an agreement per-
fectly satisfactory to all parties was ar
rived at. The swan light was adopted on
terms which are not to be made public. \
permanent organization OF the Brush
Lighting Company was effected with the
following officers: VI. &. Bullock. Of Chi
cago, President: :. II. Bell, Of Nashville,
First Vice President; +. z. Baker, Of To-
peka, Second Vice President; J. F. Raj
dell, Of Pittsburg, Secretary; Lewis Sea-
songOOd, Of Cincinnati, Treasurer. An
Executive Committee, consisting Of the
first four officers named and Mr.. George
O'COnn0r. Of New Orleans. was also
elected
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0lotbina.
THE FAMOUS" SENSATION.

INACCURATE A SPECIAL
GOODS OFFERED
COMMON GENERALLY MADE UP FOR
WILL SUSTAIN AND STRENGTHEN OUR
GOOD REPUTATION SPECIAL SALES
BE THE TOPIC OF
SAVANNAH OFFERING SPECIAL
AT
THAT INEXPERIENCED
FIRST GLANCE
HUMBUG. WE WILL START OUR BAR
SUITS THIS
SUITS EVERYBODY
THOSE GOODS ARE AND
A CASHMERE
SUITS, COLOR FLANNEL Assoc
ALINE BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
FAMOUS HOUSE 14O CONGRESS STREET
HYMES BROS.
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Gunnison. Col, j. 20 De the site Of big
steel works. built by New York and II.
LOui, capitalists. who have bought two
thousand acres Of land at Crystal Butte,
twenty miles from unnisOn, the tract con-
tanning large and valuable deposits Of iron
and Of anthracite coal. The iron is said
10 be- equal 20 the best in Missouri, and the
coal superior 10 the best in Pennsylvania.
The mill. when finished, is 10 employ sev-
cral thousand hands
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II Is said that the hints Of Gresham a.
a Presidential candidate ara annoying 70
Jhe Hon. Benjamin Harrison. Of Indiana.
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The Reform a. the satlsiac-
fi6u Of knowing VIII l.e afforded g
rar-nuiaI ODD. 10 ErOWl.
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prcnarino for TUESDAY Neyt.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee has had large supply Of tickets
printed. which are now being circulated
throughout the state preparatory to the
coming election. \ supply will be sent
to every militia district. The election
blanks have already been sent to the Ordi-
naries. The sole inscription on the ticket
is-''For Governor, II. d. Mcdaniel.
Election April 24th.'
1t is understood that Mr.. Mcdaniel will
not make any speeches during the cam
paign. As the election is but a week off
there is need Of activity on the part of the
local committees in order that voters may
be gotten ont. Every qualified Democratic
voter should take the time to cast his bal
lot for senator Mcdaniel, than whom no
wOrthier candidate has ever appealed to
the suffrages of the people Of Georgia.
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Editor smith. Of the Philadelphia Press,
and editor Hastings, Of the New YORK
C0mmeTciJ AdreFtiser. half-breed and
staIwart respectively, are at war. Editor
Hastings SAYS editor smith is a culumnla-
tor anent a remark Of smiths as 10 COnk-
ling. Smith prints confession Of Hast
iugs made 10, these many years since
wherein the latter acknowledges himself
"a self-convicted liar. And YET they tell us
the g.. %. z. j. blessed with harmony.
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\ German exchange furnishes the fol-
lowing ii gures Of the consumption Of
champagne in tie chief countries Of the
world: England heads the list, drinking
J0.000O00 Of bottles a year; the United
States. Canada and Mexico consume
l0.O0OOO0: France, 3,j00,O0O; Russia,
1000, 600: Germany, l,JO0,0O0: Holland.
100000; Italy and Belgium, jo0,0O1 each 4;
spain. 300. 900. and Africa. 100000 bottles.
We are to presume that the champagne
aforesaid was genuine.
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Ten lines make q square, line average
even worTls Advertisements stI - - =,
one Insertion. 81 %: two Insertions. e ~ -,
three Insertions. - 60. SIX in-eFllDn7r - ~
rVveIva insertions. - p: eighteen lnser-
-. srs ~. fveutv-sIX Insertions SO -
1.,..I - Reading Notices double above rates
-..,.-.I -stez on large advertisements
? t,--..r-frt Advertisements 81 y per square
a-,.-fCr ADVERT =eTnents. Marriage Funer4lfi
Meeting and special Notices 81 - per
zquare each Insertion
Tev4f Advertisements Of Drfilnarles- -heril'
and other officials inserted az the rate pre-
scribed hy law
Wants. Boarding, For Rent, Lost and foundl
10 cents q line. No advertisement in--Fieu
under these headings for less than y cents
Remittance can be made hv Post once Or'ieff
REGISTERED Letter OF Express. az our ri-A
we, 10 not insure the insertion u any aver
tisemeuf on any =Ice-nel DAY Or ia. : IVY
10 we insure the number % insertions
within the time required bF the adveFll7eI,
Advertisements VIII. however nave tlelI
fuW number 81 Insertions when ihe tli1t
an fa made up. bat when acci'leAtatll-
Tefr our and the number Of In-erll9h7 c4L
nor he given. the money paid Tor me oiil- !
reI Insertions wiu DE- returnei 20 ne
sfvprti-er. AL letters should De addressed
j. II. ESTILL- Savannah Ga
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u is provoking that the Northern cotton
barons should De compelled to entertain
the prospect Of removing their mills TO
the fields. bur il is more eXasperatinS 10
the iron furnace pr0prietors TO be con-
fronted with better placed southern rivals.
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The Chicago Tribune avOws its belief
That the Democratic party cannot touch
the tariff question without going to pieces.
and the party must take hold Of it, As
the g. q. 2. has already gone to pieces on
the division Of the spoil- this may be
rneknned an even set OF.
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NJ AN1ED. a respectable Lad
W years OF age one that reads arS -.
state salary required. Address F''5 ~ Il
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Any sfoRSrSG NEWS. one year. so 90; six
months. s. co. ,hrce months, - 5oi one
month, 81 %.
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National Republican., 1883-04-16
Mr.. NIullett Explains.
find in the Critic of Saturday last the fol
lowing notice:
TO the Editor.


I find in the Critic Of Saturday last the fol-
lowing notice:
THE CHARGES AGAINST ARCHITECT HILL.
The secretary of the treasury has at last turned
over all the papers in the case against Supervis-
ing Architect Hill to that gentleman. As was
stated in tho Cr1ic some weeks siuce, the charges
were preferred by eN-Congressman Thompson IL.
Murch, of Maine, and eN.Supervising Architect
Mullett. commission will shortly be appointed
By the secretary to investigate the charges against
Mr.. Hill.
VIII you kindly permit me the use of your
columns to say that there is not one word of
truth in the above paragraph so far rs it re-
fers to me. 1 resigned my position of su-
perintending architect of the most important
buildings commenced during my administra-
tion, ON the tenthof October last. Since then
/ have neither made any investigations, or
charges against Mr.. Hill or any member Of
the gang he represents, though one of the
most insignificant factors. And though my
opinion of Mr.. Hill is not secret, have no
desire to sec him removed unless his owners
and associates accompany him. Meantime
am not so foolish as to waste my time in pre-
pairing charges, or seeking to procure an in
vestigatiOn by the treasury 80 long as il is
controlled by the present ring.
i have filed officially, aud in the line of my
duty, all the charges consider necessary to
prove that the condition of the supervising
architects Office is disgraceful. With that
and my resignation my duty in that direction
ended. And you may rest assured that | shall
neither take part in any investigation nor
testify, unless before the grand jury or some
other legal tribunal. Very respectfully,
A. B. MULLETT,
National Republican., 1883-04-16
pnshn,ynx Reform Club.

A large audience attended the regular meet
ing Of the Dashaway Reform club on satur.
day evening, After the opening exercises
Prof. Whipple favored tho audience with d
organ by Prof. Jecco In response TO an en-
core he sang another selection. DIR. Frank
White gave selection entitled the EN-
chantress Of Intempennce," an original
poem, written by a gentleman Of this city.
very interesting and practical temperance
address was delivered by Mr.. Frank McNer-
hany, an active worker in the Catholic Temp
erance society Of this city. In concluding ho
made an earnest appeal for signers to the
pledge. At the close fhis address Mrs. Dan
els sang, with fine effect, a solo, entitled
"Tho Trundle Bed" which was loudly en-
anrp6
National Republican., 1883-04-16
Bowen,s Bond Forfeiture.

In the case against Edward nevlin to re-
cover a 81, 600 bond, forfeited by the failure of
Henry A. Bowen to appear and testify for the
star route jury bribery cases, Mr.. Jessup Mil
ler, for the defense has filed u plea taking ex-
ception to the jurisdiction Of the police court,
claiming that that tribunal has no power to
act in the case Dist Atty. Corkhill ON Sat-
urday hlod a reply to the plea Of the Defense
stating that it contained nothing TO preclude
the government from having execution, and
that the court has jurisdiction in the premises,
National Republican., 1883-04-16
NsnrIx n EntnI Accident.

About 2 o'clock yesterday afterncon three
little girls, aged about 10 years, were standing
on the sea wall at the foot of Sixth street
southwest, when one of them named Alice Gun.
nell, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Gunnell was
washed into the river by wave from passing
steamer. Eva Allen, a companion, seized her
as she was going under the water tho second
time and held her until help came. Both
children were very much frightened by the
mishap, and If Miss Allen had not had the
presence of mind to do the heroic act she did
a life would have been lost. The parents OF
little Alice are very grateful TO little Eva.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
An Infant Devourod Inv nuz,0r,,,

The police of the eighth precinct were noti-
fed last evening that the dead body of an
infant had been thrown into the Eastern
branch, near Nineteenth street southeast.
The officer who went to investigate the mat
ter when near the reported locality observed
a great flock Of buzzards and crows lowering
about. Having procured boat he made
search and discovered that an infant had been
placed in bag and tied to stake on
National Republican., 1883-04-16
6nrkish Nntha.

NTEW TURKISH BATm CDR. BoVEEsL
IN lii7 street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool.
open sunday Open from 4 m tlll 10 p. m. satur
apo Dh III. l., BoVEE, Electrician
TUNHE SHEDD BATHS, gO3 Il STREET, NEAR
il Ninth, well known as the Oldest and best In the
city This bath Is constructed with view TO oonyen
phur and MeECurial Baths given with skill aud eH-
perenc0 MnnipulatOr of ten years xperience AT tnia
Embellishments Single bath, 81; for S. Atl0. Open
Sunday from a. m. TO y. IN. mr29-u
National Republican., 1883-04-16

the sandbar in the middle Of the
stream. Great numbers Of carrion birds few
up as the boat approached, and the officer
was Mortified to find that tho body had been
picked entirely to pieces. All that remained
was the bare skull, severed ribs, and piece
of the bloody bag in which the body had been
placed. 1t is not known whether the child
was white or black, but it was evidently fully
developed.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
Cost anS :fuauN.

+ osr--A. SMALL GOLD AND CORAL BREAST.
II pin In front OF l2l2 Fourteenth street, and slllx
umbrelR at Postofico Friday, April -, a cash re.
ward offered In each case. w, ID. CABEIL, 1919
Fourteenth street, apiASt
Il os1S-oNE JET SERPENT BRACEI.ET. llfe.
j tween Thirteenth anu seventh streets, on the
Avenue and ID street. A suitable reward N returned
TO 5llThirteenth street, Ani39ts
National Republican., 1883-04-16

Judgment Of the court will be issued to-day,
when an execution will be put in the hands
of the marshal, who will proceed to satisfy
IL, unless prevented from doing so by an or
der from the supreme court, issued in conse-
quence of somo future action Of the defense.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
DERMAToLoGY;
A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK,
DERMAToLoGIsT,
7oS Eleventh street northwest,
Washington, d. c.
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.

SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.
Cold weather skin diseases prgTigo intense Itch
moved, and is increased by the warmth OF the bed.
that yon must scratch or 20 Wild. There is no ernp.
ton but that caused by scratching. IL IA worse from
the waist 10 the ankles-Afects both sexes aer the
Crusty Tetter.--The skin becomes inlamed tender,
and small blisters form, burst and form moist yel;
pain; breaks out on the backs OF the hands and 1n-
gers scalp face behind the ears Joints and various
White scaly Tetter.-The skin becomes dry,
cracked, and sealy affects the scalp elbows knees
tire body Is affected with this annoying and distress
ing skin disease.
Palmar Teiter,-The palms of the hands become
dry hard, thickeneu. nssured, cracked, painful and
sore. The same condition often affects the fingers
and soles OF the feet.
itchy and covered with thin, me- white scales, which
form again as fast as remoyed. III allowed % con,
tinue II makes the hair thin, harsh, dry iade and
turn prematurely gray.
Lepra-C Circular, white scaly spots appear upon the
elbows knees arms scalp and 6ody; These ese spoIs
Ger. This is lifetime disease unless thoroughly
eliminated from the system.
The above and every form OF skin disease, every
complexion and hair bemish, defect, defoLmty, and
dlscolorailon permanently cured by pr. Van Dyck,
Dermatologist. 7Os Eleventh street northwest
COMPLEXION BLEMIsHEs.
Complexion Blemishes StVs white
chin, M nose back, and Breast; affect both sexes
Comedones,- Symptoms; The pores OF the fore
head, cheeks, and nose become filled with white Sc
baceous substance capped with black specks Is
often associated with an oily condition OF the skin
is exceedingly annoying, and Affects both sexes.
Liver Spots-Are yellowlsh. brownish, dirty. mud
dy.looking spots on the forehead, extending to the
hair on the cheeks and sometimes on the breast and
hands. Liver spots are frequently associated with
general sallowness of the face mostly Affects ladies
between the ages of 25 and 10.
Redness of the Nose,-The nose becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cause. exposure 10
heat or cold, the use OF alcoholic liquors and wines
anger and SO forth At times there is great heat in thc
nna A 4 nrqf lignnDoArH. HnnllN IN
becomes chronic. The veins become enlarged, and
the sufferer IL Obliged TO carry the sign OF intemper
auco whether he deserves II or not
Freckles, Wrinkles, MOTH Tan, Sunburn Sallow
ness, Coarse Deep Pores, Moles, Birthmarks are
noying complexion blemishes and discoloratons
ali of which readily yield TO proper archaeological
skill.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
Soaroing.
gnmmrr Gannrninn.

NoUNTRY BoARD-DESIRABLE ROOMS CAN
" now be engaged for the season. from the 18TH OF
May, Inquire on premises, or to JNO. b. CLAGETT,
BrightwoOd PQsloflioe. ID. O. apl8,nt
CTONE MANSION - COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
- Fourteenth street and Boundary Road now open
for summer boarders on heights overlooking the
city; handsomely furnished rooms communicating,
or single The best OF table board, and every atten
tion TO comfort OF guests; pleasant grounds and
Hes with ohlldreni three minutes 10 street cars
references required, eplQbtt
National Republican., 1883-04-16
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASHES.
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASHES.
THE EYEBROWS AND EYEIIASHES.

THE EYEBROWS AND EYELAsHEs.
There is more beauty In pair OF vigorous, regular
uniform, and well-kept eyebrows, long dropping,
curved, and bewltchng eyelashes. than people are
beauty and greater influence when It looks from be-
meath long, well-developed, fascinating iringes. IN
oriental countries these considered "a be the most
distinguishing features of personal beauty, and In
dys ashes are unatractve If not long and Dropping
Our society ladies acknowledge these TO he rare adj
junct of beauty by resOrtng the OF pencil and
brush TO supply artihcially this fncial adornmont
which nature has failed to supply 10 thom In sum
Client quantity.
Owing TO the demand for his services In other ctles
hereafter DR. Van Dyck will be at his Washington
office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday OF each
week only; hours, n, m to y. m. Hereafter no
one can be treated without positive engagement
National Republican., 1883-04-16

ToB WORK OF EVERY CHARACTER AND DE
~ son lption executed al The National Republican
once, at any hour, day or night and every day ia
the year, Good work and low Prices
National Republican., 1883-04-16
ENTITY Il. H,awARNER

our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stofes, shops and farms offered for rent together
seen. Property for sale in all parts ofthe city Money
II. ii. WARNER. sio street.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
SraI Gstatr Brokers'.

u S. KIMBALL AT. oHILDs
I=I1EDALL Dc GITTLD1,
Real EAtate and Fire Insurance Agents,
No. 1919 street Northwest.
Parties desiring TO BUY, SELL or RENT City or
Country Prnperly pleAse glve us q call.
National Republican., 1883-04-16
Busincss 6bantts.

II IBEBAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where, by ]. II, 5QUIER q co.. Bankers, l4l6 Penn-
bylVania avenue. maStu
National Republican., 1883-04-16
educational.

CCHoOL OF ELOCUTIoN AND DRAMATIC
- Art-Sprlng term commencing Mrs. ADELINH
DUVAL MACK, 729 Thirteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1883-04-16
for gtnt fnrnishtN guoms.

O1n FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
OlO Mcpherson Square-Suito OF Rooms on
first fuor, with board. nplt-3tF
National Republican., 1883-04-16

CHORTHAND TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY A
- gentleman OF experience; e. so per month; three
lessons er week Address r., Republican Office
National Republican., 1883-04-16

1910 AND l2lI FOURTEENTH STREET,
i = ~ - near Fogrteo9th-street clrclo-Norwood
received. Address MIR. OR MRS, WM. d. CABELik
moo 6m ID
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23
Personal MENTION.

Chicago Special: Richard Smith, of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, is negoti-
ating in this city for the purchase OF mate
rial for a new evening daily. which il is I'M
derstOOd, is to be started by his son, Rich
ard Smith Jr., in 81. Paul. An effort is al
so bsing made made 70 secure the use of a
special wire. it being impossible to get the
associated press kilograms. The new con-
Germ is backed bY unlimited capital, it Is
said.
Gen. Robertson. father of Lieut.. Robert
son OF the First cavalry, who is charged with
duplicating his pay accounts, became salts
fed through telegraphic reports from his
son of the entire inte@ .ty OF the latter, and
accordingly he has J .ade a written request
to the war department not to withdraw the
charges already preferred. The father feels
that, owing to the publicity given his case
he verdict of a court martial alone can
render complete justice to mis- son.
Deputy A4ditor Hult Of Ramsey county,
MINI, died the sth inst, Of heart disease,
with which ne has been troubled for some
time. Mr. Hult was thiIty-sevsn years OF
age, a native OF Sweden, and leaves . wife
and two children. He was a prominent
member Of the Odd Fellows and also the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen and his
widow will receive benefit to the amount OF
$1,000 rom each organization
Gov. Rusk OF Wisconsin has appointed
Charles NJ. Webb Of Grand Rapids irSs Of
the Seventh judicial circuit, VIC T.
Park; has resigned, the appointment 10
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23

of Syracuse, despite an aldermanic order,
and wound up at the police station in con-
sequence.
1he first annual meeting OF Union post
masters was held on the 9th inst, at Cape
May and an organization effected.
Copeland & Co. OF Boston find themselves
with So, 101, 500 ofliabilities, aud 81 ,6O3, 700
wherewithal to meet the same.
Arrangements are beirg made for the
celebration of Masonry among the colored
men of the United States.
knights Templar from all sections are
winding their way to the grand conclave at
San Francisco.
Gov. Crittenden denies thai be offered
Bob Ford $40 900 for the capture of Jesse
James.
A four-foot vein of coal has been found at
Virginia, ILL.,, within twenty feet of the sur
face.
The Mineral argus., 1883-08-23

take effect Aug. Is, and continuing until
his successor is qualified, after having
been elected upon the first Monday in
January, 1885.
Mrs. Fannie Sprague, mother of the ex-
governor, has accepted the offer of the IN
ion company, which bought her homestead
at Providence, to lease il to her during life
at 81 per month. She accepted upon the
advice of Gov. Butler, her counsel.
D. o. Mills has presented the state Of Cal
ifornis a magnificent piece of statuary, rep
resenting Columbus at the court of Queen
Isabella. II will be nine feet high and cost
$35, 600, and be placed in the rotunda of the
capitol at Mills expense.
It is stated that Senator Don Cameron is
deserving mnch benefit from the treatment
OF a celebrated English physician. to whose
care he has committed himself.
Friends in Madison, Wis, are collecting
a purse of money for Rev. Kristofer Jansen,
whose house was destroyed by the Elgin
cyclone.
The late Thomas Hoyne Of Chicago, who
was kill I'd in the Carlyon disaster, lett $780,.
900 most OF ii to his wife.
Capt. Eads has thus far received "a, $780,
coo for his work at the mouth otthe Mis-
sissippi.
Edward Dubufe, the French painter, is
dead.