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National Republican., 1883-04-20
Redrlddcn aud Cured.

W. E. Huestis, of Emporia, Kans., says that
and for the last four months bedriddcn. She
had been treated by number of physicians
and only grew worse Her attention was
called to DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" and "Favorite Prescription" which
she commenced using. In one week she could
sit up, and in three weeks could walk about.
By druggists
National Republican., 1883-04-20
Tho Royal Areanum Visit Baltimore.

Oriental Council No. 312, Royal Arcanum,
will mako a return visit to Eureka Council
No. 30s of Baltimore this evening. The
council will leave this city by the Baltimore
and Ohio railway at 5:45 p. m. in special
car, and will be met at the depot in Balti-
more by a delegation from Eureka Council.
The trip is in charge of a committee consist
ing of the regent A. S. Badglcy, and the
secretary, J. II. Carmiencke, assisted by d.
p. Wolhaupter, NJ. d., Wilton Griffin, George
II. Cooper, Thomas N. Young, NJ. V. Casey,
and ]. K. Gisburne. The we'll known hospi-
tality of Baltimoreans assures the representa-
tives of the order in this city a hearty well
come and a grand good time.
National Republican., 1883-04-20

serve all customers for the first
three days of this week. After
That we cannot say, but we are
of those who believe that there
is nothing so good but that
there will be found something
better, and we always strive to
have the better. But these are
very cheap at 81 per yard.
Dress Goods Department.
= We shall open Monday morn
ing g25pieces fine all-wool French
De Beiges, 46 inches wide at so
cents per yard. They are not
the usual soc. quality.
Gauze Underwear.
Ladies and gents Gauze and
Gossamer Underwear in great
variety, and the best values ever
offered in this city. AS a spe-
cialty in this class of goods we
offer several lines of ladies'
Gauze Vests, made specially to
our own order, in low neck and
no sleeve. In a climate where
SO many white dresses are worn
as in this, this garment is spe-
cially desirable.
Handkerchief Department
We open to-day a dozen new
styles Of ladies' H. S. Printed
Bordered Handkerchiefs at IS
cents, the finest we have ever
shown. Also so dozen new
styles all-linen Printed Border
H. S. Handkerchiefs at I2Hc.
each, the best quality we have
ever shown for this price.
Glove Department.
We shall also open on Mon
day IS dozen of our popular 6
button Chamois Mousquetaire
Gloves at 75c. The assortment
includes the new shades, of tan
and a few states. Our assort
ment of Silk and Lisle Gloves
is complete in every grade, ano
the prices in every instance
guaranteed.
Mems Furnishings.
We have an elegant line o
Bicycle and Boating Shirts in al
= grades, with handsome LACED
front, which requires no lacin&
or unlacing; silk pockets, Goa
sleeve, cuffs, plated back anC
front, at the right prices. Please
examine,
Boston Dry Goods House
} 92I Penna. Avenue, e2I
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Bargains In sllvsrwsrs tContinued).
.CRoQUET.

Balls and Malets, painted complete, ooc worth e 30
Full line Fine Sets from o. l9o........-....-.... %
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The only pain we can safely make light Of
is the window pane, but the pain that racks
our frame and tears our lungs is a matter Of
serious consequence. To alleviate the latter
and effect q permanent cure, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is relied on by all sensible people.
National Republican., 1883-04-20

EVERY druggist will tell you that Aliens
Brain food never fails 10 cure nervousness
nervous debility, and restore strength TO The
weakened organs, Az druggists.
National Republican., 1883-04-20
THE BREv1TY BASKET.
FILLED with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

FILLED with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.
THE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE is now ready
in the new quarters specially prepared for It,
at The REPUBLICAN Office, corner Of Tenth
and ID streets, to fulfill all orders on the
shortest notice for every class of legal, mer-
camille, and amusement printing-from the
mammoth poster to the daintiest card-all
executed in the best manner and in unique
and elegant design. No job Office in the city
is better equipped than that of The REPUB-
IIcAN, and the best talent obtainable has
been employed. The managers of The RE-
PUBLICAN now solicit from the many patrons
Of the paper their orders for this class Of
work, confident that perfect satisfaction will
be given, and upon lower terms than else
where obtainable. Attention is called to the
advertisement elsewhere.
The funeral OF Charles McHugh, Of South
Washington, will take place from his late
residence tomorrow Saturday morning at
o'clock, and not on Friday morning, as pre-
viously announced
Thomas Robinson, living at 1884 Ninth
street northwest, has recently procured bull
terrier dog to guard his chicken house. AS a
result thieves broke into tho shed and stole
eight chickens and the dog
Tho large three.masted schooner Jeanie
Lepptt Captain Crowell, is delivering a
cargo of ice at the wharf of the Independent
Ice company. She brought a cargo OF 1853
tons from Booth Bay, Me-, and the average
thickness Of the ice is thirty inches
An effort is being made to arrange a boat
race between Payne and White, Of West
Washington, and Mansfield and Lewis, of East
Washington, TO take place early next month.
These parties il will be remembered, had
contest last summer, when the East Washing
ton men were victorious.
1t is thought by many Of the workingmen
of the district that the strike of the journey
men painters for So per day is virtually.over,
for with but few exceptions the bosses are
now paying the price asked-3 per day
and a majority Of the hands are employed.
There are some yet out Of work, but as there
is new work constantly thrown upon the
market the demand for workmen increases
and the unemployed men are put to work.
Prof. De Wolowski is now devoting especial
attention to the double trill, which is all the
rage among the great prima donnas. His
very reasonable terms for summer are tempt
ing inducemept to those who wish to learn
in the quickest time how to fully develop
their voices and also become fine performers
on the piano He will shortly give grand
musical soiree at his musical institute, 11l6
NJ street northwest, to which the elite Of
Washington society will be invited.
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Woodward & Lothrop.

Will open Monday morning, at
10 o'clock, one thousand yards
Lace Striped Muslin at nine
cents per yard. They would be
cheap at even ten cents per yd.
Also one thousand yards Plaid
Nainsooks, splendid quality, at
nine cents per yard. We have
the finest line and best values in
White Dress Fabrics at I2H
cents per yard to be found in
this city.
In connection with these bar
gains we shall offer extremely
rare bargains in Prints, Cling
hams, Percales, Cambrics, and
Cretonnes: 64x64 best quality
Prints, sc. per yard. Best yard
wide Percales (Remnants), SC.
per yard. 32-inch fine Cambrics,
1oc. per yard. Seersucker and
Plaid Ginghams, Ioc. per yard.
1000 yards best 25c. Cretonnes,
NC. per yard, 1000 yards
dob" Cretonnes, I2Hc. per
yard.
Our line of Wash Dress Fab
RIGS is the finest in the city, and
we guarantee our prices as low
as the lowest. In many cases
YOU will find they are lower.
Linen Lawns-We have a
very extensive assortment al
the popular price of CSC. pei
yard, in a fine quality, which we
can guarantee all pure linen.
In French Sateens we have
elegant styles. In Scotch Zephyl
Ginghams at a5c. per yard the
quality and styles we offer are
extra good.
Silk Department.
We shall offer on Monday
morning a few pieces of Blacl
and White Striped Summe
Silks, fine quality, at soc. pc
ward, which will be a grand bar
gain. Also a few pieces of fin'
Check Summer Silks, in tn
most elegant colorings yet seen
at 75c. per yard.
We advertised an elegan
quality of Black Silk Mervei
lieux on Thursday last, at 81 pc
: yard, which cost two months ag
, SI.4o. We shall open on Nor
day nine pieces more at tn
! same price, and shall continu
their sale until all are sold. wv
; do not advise you to call earl!
: as we surely have enough t
National Republican., 1883-04-20
TOILET ARTICLES.

PuT Boxes 25
Children's Puff 10
IS different styles Puff Boxes-....".."."."..".. 10
Pufs, from 15c 40
Olive wood Hair Brushes..-.. 90
olive Wood Hair Brushes, 70c to-...~--...-...- 90
Florence Brushes, from 25c cto..-.--..---...".- 90
Large assortment Of Imported Hair Brushes.
100 different styles Hand Mirrors from 25c to-. 90
Leather Nail sets, pieces 90
Russia Leather Nail sets 5peces..a........... 10
Plush Nail Sets, pieces. SO
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry A. Crier and Mary L. Lee, both of
this city; Andrew Lewis and Annie Prim,
both of this city Mulberry Young and Mary
A. Green, both of this city; Emanuel Pope
and Louisa Monroe, both of this city; Joseph
A. Harper and Nancy Il. Fractions, both OF
Hillsdale, d. O.; David s, Berry, Of Monroe,
Mich, and Cora Bonney, of this city; Joseph
Wesley and Eliza f, ThOrp, both of this city
National Republican., 1883-04-20
Job Lot Silk Umbrellas.
FISHING RODS.

Bamboo Rods. with Reel Bands. .........oec
Ash Rods Csc
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Taylor s Hh,
o33
Pennsylvania Avenue.

Ladies are urgently invited
TO call and examine our stock of
Spring and Summer Suits, Dress
es, and Wraps.
Our handsome Satine Suits
cannot be matched. Our White
Suits are unrivaled. Our prices
are reasonable, and all our goods
first class.
Suits for Misses and Girls, in
Flannel, Cashmere, Cloth,
Pique, Gingham, Percale, and
Muslin.
Parasols, Hosiery, and Gloves,
in all the new colors.
Fine Shirt Waists for Girls.
All sizes of Shirt Waists for
Boys.
Fine Dress Shirts made to
order.
National Republican., 1883-04-20
SPECIAL SALE
THE PALAIS ROYAL +!
111z-111e PE1T1TA- AVE.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY,
FOR 10 CENTS PER PAIR.

CENTS PER PAIR.
For
marked balance
discovered no 1000
broken
Ladies take their choice 9c This special will be for THURSDAY
Friday and Saturday divide them into
os-one to sell at 25c at
35, 4s, CENTS PAIR.
full regular improved shape with without silk clocks We desire
judgment
ed while the saboute perfect
FOR 4s, 80, &c, TO- 80, AND % CENTS PER PAIR
of Hosiery exhibited Washington
PAIR.
These Hose selling
better sell for
The 75c Black originally sold SLIPS;
having purchased auction sell orig
na 81. % quality and stock at Zoe pair
$1.45 PAIR.
75O pair warranted Spun Silk Hose black garnet crushed
blue cardinal
quality
cheap at 81.
FOR 80 CENTS PER PAIR.
We
balance
National Republican., 1883-04-20

Beautiful choice desirable of which exclusive
patterns will be offered at low prices
National Republican., 1883-04-20
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
7o5 and 7o7 Market Space,
FOR THE
ASTONISHING BARGAIIVS
In their Departments.
Some Good Values mentioned below,
u,.re..A rltat.7 at the Store. -at

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FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

st. Petersburg Cable: By command of the
czar letter has been sent to Minister Hunt
asking him to convey the thanks of the
czar to President Arthur for the courtesy
shown in specially according Hunt to repre-
sent the United States at the coronation,
and also to express his msjesty's gratihca-
ton at Admiral Baldwin being sent on
board the frigate to attend the grand SOL
emnity NJ. De Giers concludes by saving
it has been particularly agreeable to his ma
jesty to see this mars of Consideration from
q nation united to Russia by bonds of ira
ditional friendship
) Lord Carlingford. minister of agriculture,
received an influential deputation repre-
senting towns in England claiming 10 900
600 people, the object of which was to pro.
test against the restrictions of food supply
Carlingford stated the decrease in the i'm.
portation of American cattle was due 10 the
fact that better prices were obtained in
America, and not to the system of compul-
sorry slaughter at British ports. He said the
government would continue to act up to the
spirit of the present laws, and not strain
them in the direction of further prohibi-
ton. as urged by the opponents to the i'm
portion of American cattle.
In the house of lords. recently, thu
bill legalzlng a marriage with a dis
| eased wife's sister, passed its second re ad
ing by vote of 165 to 15S. The Prince o.
| Wales, Duke of Connaught and Duke of
Albany voted for the bill. Two archbsh-
ops and nineteen bishops voted against it,
Great excitement has been caused at
Cairo on account of the conversion of a
young Mohammedan by American mission
aries. Arab fanatics attempted 10 maltreat
| the convert. but the British consul Malet,
protected him. He will be sent to Cyprus
tor safety.
London Truth says that the queen has
recovered from the injury to her knee.
The depression of her spirits is said, how
ever to cause some anxiety, owing to the
influence it will have on her general health.
1t is her intention to leave for Scotland on
the Goth.
A brilliant review took place recently on
the Petrotisky plain of $1,000 troops The
emperor and empress left ate this afternoon
for Peterhott. The outcome ofthe corona
ton will, il is thought in well informed cir
cles. be the adoption Of conservative meas
ures at home and pacific policy abroad.
Gladstones statement in the house of
commons in regard to the circumstances of
Errington's visits to Rome has given great
satisfaction to the Vatican. Errjngton is
about to leave Rome for England He will
be given private audience by the pope be-
fore he goes
The mayor Of Moscow has gone to his es
tate in the provinces, banished Tor express
ing the hope in his speech at the banquet to
the mayors of the cities, during the corona
ton festivities. the car would institute
constitutional regime.
The celebrated case of Miss Chatfey to
annul her marriage, during the carnival
last winter, with bogus Lord Cantyre, is
on trial al Montreal
Helen Markirch, who attempted to shoot
King Milan in the cathedral at Belgrade in
October, was found dead in prison recently;
supposed suicide.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

Referring to the recent army scandals
arising from too much poker, the New
York Times sarcastically says: "lNhat
must be done at West Point is to place
the department ofpokerin the charge Of
a professor who thoroughly understands
the modern game, and who will teach it
at least as well as it is taught in any 9TH
er institution. Such man as ex-Minis-
ter Schenck, could his services be OBJ
tanned, would soon place West Point
abreast of the age in poker. Doubtless,
the West Point cadets are well educated
in many branches of mathematics, but
they must be SO educated in poker that
there will be an end of scandals caused
by incompetent poker players on the
part Of army officers. It is disgraceful
thata West Point graduate should be
unable to hold his own against civilian,
and should thus be tempted to employ
sn poker government funds intrusted to
I'm for other purposes. Let him be a
thorough master of the game-one who
knows just when to come in and when
to stay in, who has the whole science Of
drawing at his fingers ends, and for
whom no jack pot has the slightest ter
rors, and we can once more feel proud
Of West Point.
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THE CASUALTY RECORD.

The total losses by last weeks cyclone
at Beloit are about $50, 900. The heaviest
losses were Benjamin Brown, on building.
81, 800; Bart & Bailey, dry goods stock,
from $1,000 to 81, 800; HI. Smith, book
and jewelry store, 1000 to 1900; Frank
Travers, clothier. $1,000; Bamlin & Race,
building and stock, $500; d. S. Foster,
building and bookstore, 81 900; Rock River
Paper company on mill, 81 900 to 81. 200; +.
s. Fentons 8 drug store $1,000, Very many
have losses to the extent of from ST 900 to
81, 500.
An earthquake at Ecuador on the 10th
of May caused great alarm at Quito. Peo-
pie camped in the streets, fearing cata-
clysm. In Lstacurga the shock was very Sc.
we're, overthrowing several houses. Those
remaining threatening to fall. On the dill
gence arriving at Latacurga the mules
were taken out and it was pulled through
the streets by men, for fear its rumbling
would shake down the houses. Cctopaxi
was in active eruption. People in the vi
cinity fear repetition of March 1867.
A brakeman named De Willard, in Jump.
lug on a moving train at Redwood siding,
broke an arm and both knee caps. The
conductor of the passing train thought him
tramp and refused to stop and pick him
up, aud he lay five hours on the ground.
Poth legs may have to be amputated.
Henry F. Crane, travelling salesman for
the Jewell Betting company, Hartford,
Conn, was found dead in bed at the Pacific
Holse Council Bluffs, recently He left a
note stating that he had taken poison. No
cause is given for the act.
By the explosion oftwentv-fve tons OF
vucanizer in the Ansonia rubber works,
College Point. Long Island, Engineer Jack
son. Andrew Hoppe and William Kelley
were killed and two other work1nen were
fatally hurt.
James stinack. commonly known as Buff
falo an employe at the Bridgeport quarry,
was drowned in the Mississippi at Prairie
du Chen, while bathing. He was twenty
five years old and unI arried.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
Lessons Of the Iowa Lynchins

Gov. Sherman of Iowa was asked what
actionh he state authorities would take in
the Barber lynching matter. He replied,
that the only possible action that could be
taken would be to follow that of Gov. Crit
tenden of Missouri, who had recently sent a
circular to the variousjudges advising them
to enforce the laws more rigidly and TINS
avoid giving the people cause for taking
the law in their own hands, but the governor
thought some of the district judges might
regard such an utterance from the execu.
tive Office as an impertinence, and as a
seeming encroachment on their authority
and dignity. The judges have the statute
to govern them, and they should enforce it,
Regarding the Barber brothers, the gov
ernor said that there was no doubt that
their lives could have been saved. and
anybody OF ordinary intelligence could see
how.
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cent. will not be- harvested The estimated

cent will not be harvested The estimated
yield for this year will be seventeen bushels
per acre, which will make total preduc-
ton OF both winter and spring wheat for the
state Of %, ,J94 bushels--a decrease from
last year of III So 252 Bushels, and 1,4e0 600
bushels under Taln,age's estimate oe the
state made Jnne L. Secretary Sims also
makes an estimate on the probable crop CT
the United States for 1888, taken from the
departments of other states, in which he
places the total production at $50, 600 600
bushels S,00o,o00 below the late estimate
| made by Tallmage, and shows a shortage of
% per cent. CT lis, 900, 900 bushels from last
year.
One of those unfortunate consum III ations
so apt to follow marriage in haste, is to
be recorded in st. Paul. In 1879 Miss
Catherine P. Marin, daughter of Walter
Marin, one of,st. Paul's most respected citi-
| zens, met, while visiting White Bear lake
one James J. Burns, alias Burgn. Burns
| was a fascinating sort of fellow, and the
acquaintance soon resulted in an attach
| ment between the parties, who were welded
The young husband seems to be destitute of
| the qualities his wife attributed to him, and
| after nearly four years Of welded life, dur
| ing which the relations of the pair have
I-been anything but pleasant Mrs. Burns has
been impelled to sue for divorce on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
Joseph D. Weeks of Pitssburg has finished
the LAST of his reports to the census Office
He wrote five long, important reports for
the census. That on glass he would not
prepare agan for $40, 600. The last was on
wages and labor. Incidentally, to prove
that strikes are not always beneficial, he
says out of 662 strikes in 1880 80 per cent.
were successful and the balance were com.
promised.
AT a meeting of number of prominent
lrish-Americans in Chicago, it was decided
to call macs meeting, to be held or the 18th
next, to protest against papal interference
with the affairs of Ireland.
Vanderhoof Morrison e. Co. of New Y ork
have suspended, because customers did not
respond TO calls TOR more margins Liabili-
ties, $69, 600. Their stocks were closed out
under the rule
A special public injecting is to be held in
New York to raise money for the widows
Phoenix park murders.
A Chicago judge jumped down from the
bench recently pounded refractory consta-
BILE, and then resumed business.
| Anna Chute, Leominster, Mass rag
| picker, fourteen years old, found ST 800 in
we'll ll-preserved bills.
Brooklyn's assessed valuation in 1882 was
s2s3, 73s, 900. This year it is expected to be
| $500, COO 900.
iftesn Minneapolis Touring mills are
now putting out Il, 500 barrels daily.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

Cen. Beauregard is..represented as say
ing there is steady diminution in the
number of negroes in those parts of the
south that have come under his observa-
tions. Gen. Beauregard's view is not
borne out by the census. In 1860 there
wele 4,44l 900 negroes in the United
States; in 1870, 1850, 600; in 1880, $780,
000. The increase from 1850 to 1870 was
440, 900; and from 1870 to 1850 it was l.
700, 900, the rate for the last decade hav-
ing been 35 per cent. The entire popu-
lation Of the country increased not quite
so per cent. in this last decade; so that
the negroes show larger percentage
Increase than the most of the population
ishows. Thisiindicates pretty clearly that
the negroes are holding their own.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

years old He is an employee of A. N. Kel-
logg, and was candidate of the trades as
sembly to the legislature, but declined.
Anna Grace Lippincott, daughter OF
Grace Greenwood, has been studying Italian
opera sixteen months in Paris, and will soon
make her debut.
Rev. Phillips Brooks of Boston preached
IN st. fauls church. London, on Sunday
last, the lord mayors and other dignitaries
| attending.
Senator Bsyard will preside at the cen,
tennial at Washington headquarters. New.
burgh, n. Y, next October.
The Rothchilds own S4oO. 900, 0Ao United
States bonds, or nearly one-quarter ofsll the
bonds that are out.
The resignation of Lieut. s. r. Douglas
Seventh infantry, took effect on the3d inst
James Russell Lowell has rheumatism,
and supposes tito be hereditary.
Judge Krum, the missing ST. Louis Judge
has been seen in Utah.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
Riding Outfits at New York

A riding outfit for lady costs any.
where from 500 up. A very pretty one,
though, can be purchased for that sum,
the habit must be of some fine cloth,
dark green being the fashionable color
at present. The short skirt is also
worn, aa it is less dangerous, although
not so graceful as the long skirts. The
deep hem is loaded with shot to keep
the skirts down, and a pair of trousers
of the cloth is generally worn. The
waist is made with long coat tail and
short in front, and fastens with tiny but
tons. No jewelry is worn, simple
linen collar finishing the neck. The
Derby hat is the popular shape, but thh
beaver is far prettier when worn wife
a long veil which floats like a pennon
in the wind. The gauntlet gloves are