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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-16
alepfcl fur einen naben Nyfarft.

Senen, peI9e Sbtsdrtsn in Der
9ldbe GROCER Stdbte anpfIan;en ipUllen,
ratbsn mir su ben 5riibiOrten. auf ben
biaisen 2anbereien einiSer ipeItIi6en
Staten fbnnen idbnere GrempIare Der
SpGtGpfel Sebaut iperben, ais mir ers
parten biirfen, unb Die Gpncurren; 1T
cine unsIei6c. Die 6riibiorten iinb 70
Sart, baB iie ben iueiten transport ni6t
ertraBen unb, ipenn biibid aus1etenbe
9trtsn 8eipdblt tperben, brinsen iis in Der
Reeel before Yreife, ipie Die Spatiors
ten; tie fbnuen Sleib na9 Der Grnte auf
ben Wtartt seididt uno Der GrIbs bafitr
einseltriden iperoen. Sn ben meiiten
@e9enben Der altsren Staaten Sisbt eS
IpfaIs 9lrten, pbne 3peifeI SdlnlinSe,
bic bisber nidt in ben @ataIpSen glufs
nabms fanSen. DIT iinO cieie BON pprs
siisli6er Sualitdt; ipenn bGbl6 auss
iebeno uuo bon befanntem Marttipertb,
IoIIten Iie nidt ii6erieben iperOen. 8ei
Der glusipabI Der Sriib6pfel 1T oaS 9luSs
Iebcn bon 99i6ti8teit, neil bic Sdufer
lie bemgsmGb beurtbeiIen. Gin 6reunb
Iaate uns Dor mebrereu Sabren, bab
Stpei Sdume Der ,,Summer Queen" bic
portbeilbafteiten i'll einem orpben S5its
sarten itn6. Die 9IepfeI reifen etipas
Ipdter, pie einiee anbere 9Irten, aber
oeren @rDbe unS i6bneS 9lusieben-iie
iinO bubi6 ROTH seitreift unN marIirt -
ii6eru bic bb9iten greiie auf benz
Wartt. gine anbere iebr auHauenoe
glrt 1T Die ,,Sut6sb Of SlbenburS",
gr 1T pieIIsi6t mebr elm friiber Ssrbits
ipie elm Spmmerapfel, aber er 1T 10
iru6tbar unb i66n, bab er nibt iiber'
Iehsn ipsrSen ioIlte. 9lnbers portrsifs
li6s Sriburten itnN: ,,gBiaiam'S 5a'
bOrite", elm i6Dner rOtber 2lpfeI
,,Ietpbsip", Elm ruiiiI6er glpfeI, bel
isbr beIisbt 1T; ,,ReO 9litra6an', eli
prddtieer rptber, absr iaurer 9lpfsI, uni
pieasi6t bdufSsr sspfan;t tpie irsenl
cine anbere 9lrt; Carolina 9iso Sune'
1T bon abnIi6sr 6urbe; ,,GarIp Sor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-08-16

B@ 9as guBWaaren 0epartement
in Srcipn's See Sipe 1T DoHitdnbieer
ais irseno eines Der Stabt.
B@% Sanos uno 9eiIetai9en, &Ofer
unS anbere gteiIes glusriitunsen, in
Srotpn'S See Sipe.
D~ Strobbiite unterm Slntaufspreiie
in 9rpipnS See SOipe,
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Sunmpre.

- Gin 8tnb beS BARRIERS SenOpr
brad oOrise 8Ode bur6 einen SAL
einen 9lrm.
- Die S6uIen bon OunmUrc tpers
ben am nddten Dlonta8 erbffnet.
= Der alte uno inbaIioe George
Seine erbielt porise @ote bonn Bens
iionsbureau bic gia6ri6t, baB iein 9es
iu9 9enebmist tpproen lei. Seine Rens
iion betrdgt So ben Wondt unb ipiro
bonn Sanuar 1868 all batirt, erreibt
baber bas netts Siimmden bon 81 ,492
Bel 9tbIauf bieies Nlpnats.
= 9ei 9unmore baben bic Steuers
beamten cine 9InSubl Sale entcedt, ipO
bic Ser. ct. @eiebe srbbli6 perleBt
woroen iino,-in elmer einSi9en gtads
barIdaft iparen eS allein Elm babies
(pabri6einIi6 Spurt Siu).
8initon, 6Oriptb Co., q. s.
Dieine Serren-Sd rlni9e Sbnen
meinen Sanf ausSuipreden fir Sbre
misunderstanding Niecisin ,,Sopfen.
8ittern." SiS Dor ungei6br feds
0lOnaten bate i'd fiinf Sabre lang an
seIitten, unO bann crit
fling i'd an SOpfen' Sittern su psriu9en.
Uisine SeiIunS 1T cine erItaunenspertbe
getpeIsn. Sd bin Der 8reoiSer an Der
). .grIten Metbpbiiten" airae biersuort,
inb msine sanSs @emeinbe fam Die
Oor;asIi6 beiIence Sraft Sbrer Sittern
beSeuSen.
SO6a6tunsSUoa, 9tep. $. Serebee.
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Oenffcbe
Y9OtOgrapbie 0allerie,
ppn
Seinricb 6reD,
42l 9udatpanna aUenue, Scranton,
un6 l0l Wain glUenue, Spbs
Bari, pa.

Gisis @nleissn linb bent esnsisttn @ptI.
rolIsn bss btuti6sn publiiums bsltsns TIM
pfoblsu.
Die @alItris l2l 2adapanna aptnut If
bic bsit siusrribtstt unb lbEnlis in Sura.rH
uub ts fne belize @ti6Gfts nit ben neurittn
une bsttH Snfrumtntsn unp ausriiifunarH
perltbtn.
g8r smpfrbIfn uns fir gIpfnabmtu jteu
grt Silbtr in Der @alItrit, ale aud fur ganb-
f6aftsbiletr, @stauesn, @slfalhaftsn, etc.,
unb has 9ppirsn UUn Silttrn unS grrsrEetr.
ungtn in India Ink, Crayon, WalIsr une
Sslfarbsn pire gut unb bilis ausssfubrt.
3lhtige unp cpmpstsntr arttitrr itbn uns
CUR Ssitr, unb tilrfru mir unitrr Grtunes Ytr.
ii6tru, tab Ribts StrlGumt prstn pirb. it
nit ben ghttiteu ais aud in tsr SseirnGna
ppllfGnbis ;ufritesn ~ ittllsu.
Siltrrabmtn ;u 9rfI. GuspabI unt ;u bill.
Iisen prsiisn.
Spnntass fTunrn gIufnabmrn senidtt MIR.
ben ppu 8 llbr Wprgrus bis 3 llbr Na6mit.
tdas.
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pen- Die glrbeiter Der 9idipn Sabrif
unb Der @liff @erts tpsrben AM Diens
Itas, ben 81. 9lusuit, cine GrcuriiOn
mad bem Wtpuntain Parf abbalten,
Oersn 8sinertrus sum 8eiten Der bisii.
gen BaiIenbeimatb berpenbet piro.
greiS fir bic sin. unO 8idfubrt so
Gents, 9nber 35 Gents. Die 8iaiss
felt bisIer Grcuriion uno Der bumane
3ped IoIten cine ;ubIreide 5ReiInabme
ii6sr IteIlen.
Die 9enirtbuns bat Serr Seinri9
SO Iter, g., iibernommen unb er gas
rantirt fir quite Speiien, porSdSli4e
@etrdnte unO suporiommenSe Sseiens
una. 32,2
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SSaDne SpuntD.

- 8crissn Wiitttppd rmb Dpnnsrita8
feierte Der SoneSbals Gaiinp @Iub iein
25idbriges Stiftuussieit. 9lm Mlitts
pp6 fano bic Seier in Der GIubbalIe
Itutt. Sin Sbsateritild tpurbe auf8es
fubrt, 9teSsn sebalten unS 8etanst.
Das Spuper, influiibe Mein, ipar frei
fir ale einselabenen 8Gite. Die 6eier
am 0pmerltaS beItano aus einem lSie
Sic i'm @ermania 9rOpe, oas bis nab
Wtitternadt anbielt.
- Sim perIebten SpnntaS icBte Elm
Tramp Tin 9lbtpeIenbeit Der aIteren sSas
miIienoIicbsr) bic Sdeuer bon SUiepb
8eder nabe Gaiaip 9Onb, Gberrp 1tibee
SpipnIbip, in Sranb. 9aS 6euer Sers
ItBrte bas GebduSe unS bic Grnte bes
Iebten unb bieIcs Sabres. SerIuit 81 :
600, init 5000 SeriiderunS. 0as
gSObnbauS ipurSe init Otdbe 8erettet.
= Der i'll Damascus ippbnbafte Sos
Iepb SpIer ipurbe am %. b. 81. bel
Galicppn, po CT einem Bic Sic bsis
mpbnte, eetbotet. Die 2ofpmptibe bes
YaiiaBierSu9es $40. 5 traf ibn, ipabrene
Sr Isi6tImniser @siis beim 8abn9eIeiit
| ipieIte, er erIitt einsn SddSeIbru6 uni
itarb iofort.
Gin an einem &anaIbpote an8slteu'
ter 9nabe 9lamens 9atrid 8ennp er'
trant pprIebten SreitoS bel 8aiseen'i
Sod, nabe SatpIsp.-9er Sauiire
8ncent WeSenna srtranf einen Sai
Ipdter nabe Sefsoer's Sails; er ma,
an8sbuielt unS fieI in ben SanaI.
= Die ct. Ntarp MusOaIene Sc
meinSe belt seitern in Surlsp'S 9Sdlo
den unter Der 2eituns bon Nfr. 9aIie
Elm 9ie Sic nit 9ei9entspsrthsiIun
ab, ipsl6ss gut beiudt mar.
Sung unS Silt Icrnen bic tuunSer
: Bar iupbItbGtige g8irhIns bon aper'
: SarIapariIla fennen. &leine Sinee'
bic an peben Obren posr GrinbfCpf Ie
n ben, pSsr bic cine 9leisuns su StropbeI
pSer SYPHILIS seerbt baben, Tonne
{ bur6 bic 9InipenbunS bsrieIbsn 8slur
lunb tart ipsrbsn.
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graa Differs Salbci sbrup

cine Samilen.W ueI6e aIs Sorbeli9'
nn9smittel Der 9ipbtberitis uno bel ben eritsn
anieihen bon SbarIadI uuo Grielel onrdl oas
Seraustreiten leBt9ennunter Srnntbeitcn Nns
9e,eidnetcs leiitet, 1T ieBt bel Srn. 3 J.
W BiomaDer. i'm Oeutiben @roeerieitore al
Qadamanun glbeuue Sn bdben.
9reis per 8Ini6e, SO Gents Brobetlniden'
25 Gents. l2
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Trau II. &raft,
@enriifte bentlde Se6amme,

Nm Der Smeiten alep, Uon GeSar 3n @ittiton
gpe., Smii6en BiIlOw uno aIOerftrnBen'
:mpfiebIt fi6 ben Srauen bon Seranton bel
allen in ibr Sad einidlngenoen 9erridtIIn9en
lnter 5ufdsrun0 ssluihenbofter 8eoienun9.
lin geneigten 3uiprub miro gebeten. 46
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SSabruf:

gla, i6pn i6Iug is uus, bic S6ritritunet,
Die hsintr Gage Yabn pplbra6t;
Gis alags ,ittsrt ms rpm WuneG
3 spig Ibture 0jute 9a6t!
gu bnle bat Did her Spe sutrilsn,
Bon esinen 2irbsu did gsirtunt
gStr fablsn, en mir Did permiiith
gSis tisf bic brrbt gSunes brunt.
3 5bturt, fannie Stub umi6pttr,
Did in rem fiiblsn Grbsnlbrb;
limb esiu StrilGrttr @tif, fr ltbr
Sect rein ule islis-alItr 9tiesn los;
Dab 0auf fir all bic eisb' ure Sreur,
Die Gu i'm gtbtn uns srSsist
IS ritf did 0jptt eab CT Did psibs
Gum bSbfrn 0lild-erum Sln9tn i6psisi
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Seffentlid,er Samf.

@ir iinttsu bisrmit ua6hGslib alien Otn-
itnissu tpsIhs unIsrsr seIisbtsn, Iriesr ~ friib
ptrfferbtntu Spbtsr Sslena bic lrBts Gbrf er-
pisitn, fir bic sablrsibs Sstbtiliguns am Be.
sribuilIe, unp btm Suautcn Sisetrfran, fir
ben 9Ortrag brs biibi8m @mblirbr5 bfrli.
den Oanf db.
glu6 Sr. pfr. @untrrIi6 psrcitnt Icppbl
fir bic irpitrritt @rabrref, mic aud fir bic
6jsbd6iuiBrsss, psltr tr otr Gntl6afsnrn am
Scnntag I'M 9frlaufs ees Gjptisseitnitts in
Petersburg bisIt uuirrs parmfs glnnftnnuns.
ptttr uub Seltua SurI6tt.
Tuumrre, 13. glug. 1888.
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6. .. Npmers, glpOtbefer,

SeOar StraBe, Seranton, Ba.
Giaentbimer bon 4owers' 9eber gilen,
Rurm GprOial afttrUnrm.Sprnp, Bano'
wurm.9ertiIger 3abnen.SDrup. Sbeerbaliam
iir SulterL GridIhn9eu unO Sr6nne, oenti6es
ininent Samnitn Sn9luer, 8iebpnlpsr lno
aieIe un0ere Nrtitel.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
THE DISTRICT MILITIA.
Activity In tho Artillery Arm OF the Ser
vicc-Cndots and Veterans.

Activity In tho Artillery Arm or the Ser
vicc-Cadots and Veterans.
Mai. Hauneman, the commandant of the
District OF Columbia artillery, who is taking
advantage of his cOnvalescence and the dull
winter months in recognizing with great
care the District of Columbia artillery, was
pleasantly surprised last night by Capt. /. r.
Narrower the assistant instructor of the artl-
lcly school, who turned over TO him, to be
added 10 the majors command, Il neat COM
pany of cadets, about thirty in number all
bright aud stout young men of some of the
very best families of the captains neighbor-
hood, on Fourteenth street northwest, OK
pressly recruited for said purpose during the
majors sickness, while Capt. Narrower was
in command ofthe artillery. This is another
proof that the interest taken by the young
men in the district is still fresh, and thus will
be added another ornament TO the District of
Columbia militia,
Old Qight) battery A, now eleven years in
the service, is quietly recruiting up to u
minimum strength Of 100 men, veterans only.
The badge Of the boys in blue has always
been conspicuous in Hanneman's battery,
and under the superntendency of Lieut..
Byrncs and Scrgt, Lawn there is no doubt
that the old soldiers, and there arc enough of
them in the district, will not hesitate to flock
to the ranks Of this already popular organiza-
tion.
Georgetown is about to furnish the mounted
contingent, DIR. Linn, NJ. d., being the active
recruiting officer in that direction, having
already accepted the position of surgeon of
the District of Columbia artillery, vice Dr.
Brackett, resigned some time ago.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
WEST WASHINGTON.

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning Pow
hatan j. (Doc.) Reintzell, living at 1911
Thirty-second street, while suffering from Il
severe pain in the chest, swallowed about an
ounce of laudanum, the effects of which soon
became apparent, and his family becoming
alarmed at his condition, called in Drs. Mac
kali and Shekell, who, after working with
him for some time, succeeded in bringing
him out of danger. This is the same Remit
zell who, u short timo ago, attempted to
stand four rounds with Sullivan at the
comique.
About 6h5 yesterday afternoon, as car No.
% of the Washington and Georgetown rail
way was turning the curve from Pennsyl-
vania avenue into Twcnty-siXth street, Col.
Jackson, the editor of the Ldw Reporter, who
was standing on the rear platform of the car,
was thrown OF with great violence, receiving
n severe cut on the back of the head, which
bled most profusely. He was picked up and
carried to Columbia hospital, where his
wounds were dressed by Dr. Murphy, in
charge Of the hospital, who pronounced his
injuries very severe and painful, but not
necessarily dangerous.
At the regular meeting of Hormiono lodge,
No. II, X of p, last night, the following ofi-
GERS were duly installed by V. G. G., j. r.
! Shanks: John II. Core ST., G.. c.; John IT,.
Core, jr., V. c.; William L. Gibbons, p; p. r.
Tavenner, X. of r. and S.; Samuel c. Palmer,
NJ. of T.; Henry G. Wagner, NJ of f.; L. r..
Simpson, NJ. at A.; s. A. Harper, T. G ]. L.
! Gross o. q.
Endowment Rank, No. $50, X. of p, elected
the following officers last night S. II. Glad
mon, president S. G. Palmer, vice president (;
X. G. Wagner, secretary and treasurer; p. r..
Tavenner, chaplain; j. II. Core, sr., guide (;
b. i. Harper, guard; Joseph Passeno sentinel.
The twenty-sevcnth annual sociablc of the
Young Catholics Friend society at Forrest hall,
last night, proved most delightful affair,
Messrs, Heenan, Manogue, Craig, Gibbons,
Finney, O'Leary, and Spcllman, the committee
on arrangements contributing greatly to the
success of the affair. The music was by Prof.
| CaldwclPs band. Among the many present were
Mr. and Mrs Schladt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Trunnel Mrs. and Mrs. John Shipley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Harper, Misses Keenan,
Sullivan, Mcdaniel, Hurlebaus, Wise, Mano-
gue, Fitzgerald, Murray, Jones, Cohen, Nc
Even, Downey, Butler; Messrs. Keenan,. Craig,
Garrty, Moxley, Ward, Offutt Carr, Whelan,
George Manogue, William Manogue, Moran,
Campbell, Spellman, King, Weitzel, and Han
! lon.
The regular monthly meeting of the First
Subdivision Associated Charities takes place
at 4:30 this afternoon in the parlors of the
Aged Women's Home,
National Republican., 1883-01-04

Robert Amman; representative to grand
council, Joseph NJ. Durfee.
Vice grand commander A. S. Bocrnstoin,
assisted by the officers of the grand council,
installed the following officers of Goldstoin
council, No. %, Tuesday night: Commander,
VI. Bruckheimcr, VI. D.; vice commander,
Edward S. Fletcher; orator l. S. Blout past
commander, l.. Hcilbruu; secretary, Thomas
NJ. Reed collector, NJ. Cohen; treasurer, j.
Rich; chaplain, John Il. Thompson guide,
Max Hohncr; warden. Il. Geiser; sentry,
Daniel Pfcl; representative to grand council,
i. Heilbrun.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
grand and visiting officers were invited to an
elegant collation. provided by Goldstein coun-
Gil, and u good time was enjoyed.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
TIE LAST SAD RITES.
Funeral Services OF the Lntc Elisha II. AI-
len, Hawaiian Minister.

len, Hawaiian Minister.
The funeral of the late Hawaiian minister,
Hon Elisha H. Allen, took place from All
Souls church yesterday morning, and the de-
tails as stated in The REPUBLICAN were fully
carried out, except that the body remained in
the Hamilton house until nearly the hour set
for the commencement of the services, when
IL was borno into the church by six young
men. IL was met Mt the door by Rev. DIR.
Shippcu, the pastor of All Souls, who preceded
remains down the aisle They were followed
by the ushers Messr5. Chew, Richardson, Ma
comb, and Payne, and the honorary pail
bearers, Mr.. Stephen Preston, Aristarchi Bey,
Count Lewenhaupt, Viscount das Nogueras,
Senor Don Francisco Barca, Hon. Mr.. West,
and Cheng Tsao Ju the Chinese minister.
Mr.. Frederick Allen walked with his sister,
Miss Allen, and followed by Mr.. Elisha Allen,
ir., and friend DIR, Smith.
The President aud cabinet came into the
church at 1890 and marched down the aisle
in the following order: The President and
Secretary Frelinghuyscn, Secretaries Folger
and Lincoln, Secretary Teller and Postmaster
General Howe, and Mr.. John Davis, assistant
secretary of state. The President and mem
bers of the cabinet were seated in the second
and third pows, adjoining those set apart for
the diplomatic corps. All the foreign Legal
tions were represented many of the members
attired in black. The members of both the
senate and house committees on foreign af-
fairs were present in body. The justices of
the supreme court, senator's, and representa-
tives in congress, and other officials were as
signed TO seats in the body Of the church.
The ladies of the cabinet were to the right of
the main aisle.
The service consisted of the singing Of
Hymn No. 776, the "Lachrymosa" from
Mozart's requiem mass, and the anthem,
"Thy viii be Done" DIR. Shippen read sew
oral selections from the scripture, and de-
livered n brief though eloquent address, re-
fcrring most touchingly to the lesson of NOR
tality taught by the sudden death of the
deceased, and giving a short sketch of his
active and honorable career. The cortege
then proceeded to the Baltimoye and Potomac
depot in the following order: Band, military
escort of four companies of the second artil-
lcry, hearse, carriages containing pail bearers,
members of the family, President, and mem
bers Of the cabinet, and diplomatic corps.
The place of final interment has not been
definitely settled, but the remains will be
temporarily placed in the vault at Mount
Auburn cemetery, near Boston.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
lieo.

FILL-On Tuesday, January Q, 1888, at 1850 D. M,
FREDERICK A. FILL, aged Al years.
GANNON.-On Tuesday, January ., 1888, at II p.
M, GENEvIEVE, daughter OF Gilbert and Jennie Gan
non, aged years.
Funeral at 300 p m. Thursday, January 4, from the
residence of ner parents, ll2O Eighth street and
Georgia avenue southeast -
NCNEILL.-At o'clock n m., January 3, 1888 OF
consumption, ANNIE MAZE, only daughter of Fannie
and the late James Mcneil, Of fHerndOn, Va aged ~
years and 10 months.
Friends of the family are invited to attend funeral
from the residence of l.. b. Cutler, esq, No, lil1
Fourth street northwest, at 1880 Friday 9Th in
stant.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
Chnmge OF JustIces.

Next Monday the justices of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia will be as
signed to the various courts for the ensuing
year. 1t is understood that Justice James
will be transferred from the court in banc to
the equity court; Justice Macarthur, from
the circuit court to the criminal court JUS
tice Cox, from the court in banc to the circuit
court Chief Justice Cartier and Justices
Hagner and Wylie sitting in the court in
general term. This change will not affect the
criminal court until after the conclusion of
the present star route trial.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
Amcrlcnl Leglon of Honor.

The following officers of Economy council,
No $50, We're installed on Tuesday night by
Grand Commander Thomas w. Reed, assisted
by the grand officers: Commander Orlando
e. Ketcham, NJ D., 4; vice commander, George
r. Haslmn orator, Edward j, Bowling
past commander, Joseph NJ Durfce secre-
tary, Charles A. Barker collector, Augustus
$. Bernstein treasurer, John G.. Cook, jr.
chaplain, Frank Hunt guide, f. Chapman
Lord warden, Nicholas Lochboehler; sentry,
National Republican., 1883-01-04
Local Items.

The estimable wife of Mr.. Thomas s. Tay-
lor of the PostOtlice department, who has
been in i'll health for several years. was taken
suddenly worse Sunday night and has since
been in a very pecarious condition. A change
for the better, however, was reported last
evening,
The officers of Garfield post, No o, G. A. r.,
We're installed last night by Deputy Com.
mander Winfield Chase as follows IL. III,
Brown, p. c.; William Winans, S, VIC; S,
McNonigle, q, NJ. Phil. II. Webber, o. D.
d. M, Clarke, adiutant, After the installa.
ton a camp fire was indulgod in, which was
thoroughly enjoyed.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
shnw, the condemned Murders.

Charles Shaw, now confined at the district
Jail under sentence of murder, and to be
hanged January 10, was reported by Gen.
Crocker last evening TO be in good spirits lie
has strong faith in the commutation Of his
sentence by President Arthur In letter
last evening TO Mr.. Howard Clagett, his attor-
ney, Shaw expressed his desire for Father
Hurley, of ST, Augustine church, and Mr..
Clagett to call upon the President in his be-
half Mr.. Clagett stated that the chances are
that ShaM will hAng JannarY 10.
National Republican., 1883-01-04

MORE than fifty of tho most beautiful and
admired of the imported dresses worn by
the leading society ladies' at their New Years
receptions came from the celebrated estab.
lishment of Madame Emma Soule, 10 East
Sixteenth street, New York. Madame Soule
will DO at the Riggs house next week.
National Republican., 1883-01-04
sTy daughter and

~ y NaaANN - NAANA Ailh
myself great sufferers
from CataTrh, have
been cured by lfly's
Cream Balm. MY
sense ofsmell rest tored
and health greatly Inn
proved. o. NJ. STAN
LEY, dealer In boots
and shoes, Ithaca,
New York.
National Republican., 1883-01-04

n~Sss AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Wy Stockholders of the Columbian Bank Note
Company for the election of trustees. also TO arrange
for the distribution of proceeds of the sale of assets In
the hands of the treasurer will be held TUESDAY,
o, 1888, at II o'clock noon, In accordance
with u resolution passed ut meeting Of tho Stock
holders held on the 9Th instant,
BY order of - - -
National Republican., 1883-01-04
nEnnY Who hnYc

used I1ly'B Cream
Balm report that the
immediate results are
wonderfully beneh-
Cial. Many cures Of
obstinate cases of Ca
tarrh are reported.
CH AS. SToDDART,
Druggist, 81 II. Seneca
ST., Buffalo, n, Y.
National Republican., 1883-01-04

nSIBD THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Wy Stockholders of the Columbia Copper Com
pany will be held at the Office of the Company, Room
90, Corcoran Building, at 10 a IN, SATURDAY, Janu-
GEO. B. CHITTENDEN,
n.faC
National Republican., 1883-01-04

N>1STI=e THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUS-
ksS tees by the stockholders of the National
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, District of
Columbia, will he held on the SECOND MONDAY
OF JANUARY, 1851, at the Office of the company,
$40 Market Space. Polls will open ut II o'clock IN.
and close at o'clock p III. SAM. CROSS,
National Republican., 1883-01-04
-ltsposT.oEFICE NOTICE

WS&S
Foreign mails for the week ending JANUARY Q
will close at this Office as follows:
THURSDAY,-At1 n, m for the West indies, via st.
Thomas: aud for Brazil direct per steamship Ted
dington via Newport News at 10 q. IN. for Europe,
per steamship City of New York, via Queenstown
ueters for Germany and France must be directed
"per City of New York'); at II u. NJ. for Europe,
per steamship Sesla, via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
and lIamburg 1:3O y. m. for Cuba Porto Rico and
Mexico per steamship City of Merida, via Havana.
SATURDAY.--At 10 Il. m. for Port Llmon and Grey
town, per steamship Clnudius ut IL n. m for Ger
many, DC, per steamship oder, via SOUTHAMPTON
aud Bremen OettcrS for Great Britain and other
European countries must be directed per Oder W;
mt 1880 u. M, for Europe per steamship Britannia
via Queenstown CCtters for Germany, &c, must he
directed "per Britannia " ut y. m. for Belgium di-
rect, per steamship WResland via Antwerp; ut i0
p M, for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship New
port, via Havana.
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship City oi
Picking, via san Francisco, close January *2at y. IN.
Mails for Australia, New Zealand, Sandwich and
Fiji Islands, per steamship Australia, via san
Francisco. close January 20 at z D. IN,
aThe schedule of closes OF Trans mails
ranged on the basis of an uninterrupted overland
transit TO san Francisco. Mails from the Fastnrrving
time at san Francisco tho day of sailing oi
steamers are dispatched the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
pngTnEETCIs
National Republican., 1883-01-04

nS5ye OFFICE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
VIZ WAsHINoToN, ID. O., Dec. 4, 1882
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ma
tional Republican Printing and Publishing Company
for the election of trustees to for the
suing year and for the transaction Of any other busl
ness within the powers of the corporation will be
held at the office of the company on the SECOND
MONDAY, being the Sth day of January, 1883, be-
tween the hours of II n m. and II m.
SAML w. CURRIDEN,
deG-dtd Secretary,
National Republican., 1883-01-04

N.Y. DR. II. o. CANDEE, Vitapathic Physician.
R5S employ all the vast health resources Of
Nature, scientifically applied through vital medicine
Food, water, air, heat, light electricity, and vital
magnetism. / treat all difficulties - Hemorrhoids
malaria, all blood diseases, &c. Consultation free.
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