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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-27
Not Sly Enough,
Police Notes.

John Degarmo, of Milford, an old and sue. cessful breeder of fox hounds, captured five foxes in three days last week.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-27
EnEerta1nnenUs.


 There is splendid company at the Ameri- can this week. The pantomime is especially pleasing to the children and the various speciality actors are well known here. There should be a large attendance this evening and succeeding performances this week.
 THE sTRANGLERs OF PARIS
 This great play will be produced in this city with all the original scenery at Carlrs Opera House, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. The play is one of thrilling interest, and is one of the melo-dra- matic successes of the season. The story is of mysterious murder and robbery the ap- prehension and conviction of an innocent man, condemned under circumstantiaI evil dence, and his final justifc alton and release.
 CHRISTMAS AT THE RINK
 The exhibitions of fancy and gymnastie bicycle riding given at the rink on Christmas afternoon and evening by Professors Wilmot and Sewell. of Boston, were by far the most interesting events ever given at the rink. The machine used by these gentlemen is said to be the finest in the country, and was pre- scented to them by the Pope Manufacturing company. It is full gold and nickel plate and cost something over three hundred dol lars. The attendance was very large, the number of people who came in during the day being estimated at nearly two thousand. On January f6th there will be 8 grand calico party, which will undoubtedly be equal to the many enjoyable entertainments provided by the management heretofore
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-27
St. Thon,as, Chprch-

At St. Thomas church Christmas day the following programme was exceedingly well rendered by double quartette, F. W. Guion
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S1prbbentCeber 2IDob.
BaItimo o r e'2 fnie.
NegeIm6Eige PaiiasicrbefGrbcrnng
;pif@en
8reme1l ltn68altintDre

IL Il q UT
burH hisrIbmIibf ttfaunten, eiItrnehS&rau.
ben : VpifcampfiGiffe srfsr GIaife BON 1900
IpnS:
Srannfebmcis, Befcr, Sermamn,
gfnrnbcrg, NmcrifG, Strdfbura.
Abfabrt BON Sremcn lie ben NfittppG.
Nbfabrt BON Baltimore isben Donnsrfas.
Splihrfe sebaut, nit eeu tIttn SreIeuten
tsmannt unt Htrtsn Son bemtf@en Capt.
taintn brfebIigt.
Die NnsabI Der nit benz q. .. 0lcst Dam
pfern bis Gnhe 10S2 bsfOrterten pafasisre be
lduft ltdb auf
BG5- 1,101,975 YrrInnen -ISa
unb fpriGt tppbl am Selten fur bic 8eIiebtbsit
tiflsr gtniF tfim reileaben gjublifum.
3ipifbcmec6fs.s sDafTaeiere
tsf0rbern mir su nuBsrprbsntli9 Silisen prei.
len mad nnb bon Oeutl6tanb, DeferretGlln-
garn, II. I. tp.
aaen Gtnwanbtrtrn ndG peIfli@tn Staaten
1T bic Heile iiter y a tmcre aan3 heIcn-
hers anSuratben iie reiien iebr biIlia, fnb in
Baltimore rpr iC6er uebernprtbeiluna aeldbiist
unb fonnen tri Nnfunft in 8dItimorr unniit-
telbar Som OAmpfE@iT in bic brrritlfttenber
@ilsntnbnpagsn fsisen.
gBer alio has dlte BaterIGnb bcIn6en, poer
SCrpanbte uno 8reunbe beriiber fommen IaI-
fen pia, foIts ftt an bic nntrrsei&nsten astn-
ten psnbrn, bic 3u ifber ipeitrren sIusfunft
ssrn bsreit fnb. 9rieft9e 9Infrlsrn perbrn
prompt bfdutpprtet.
EA- Nbts barauf bas Giirrf palTaerI9einr
mr. bic Oampfcr bes Nprbb ( d en-
HiO9b ausgelfellt wsrbeu.
2l. 9dbmbmdcber s. @D.,
@enercIsNeenten,
5 Siio Sap ctr. Baltimore, W6,
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0tebexnSe uub Frante
O6eTTontS, eraut6t unb
@wneIleaesi per6ntet
bird HottH NIT ,Ddrs
kps kIuib.I
I1urefne QuYt uRfhhbs
RS aentad,f Il aeretniat.
Osasn SGNIi,sa N eas 6ofS
an EMereS 6eiImjfteI.
Gmeke6,,1aoSFfnN ters
a6rt
0eo,n exgrnSetae HAke.
RSoSfkssaIeo1 H6f,1s
vvknlSos, onfoes
~t~Sr.'S GSut
RH.'.ss RH1 = sfSs',,.S AZ.
h.iit
&ssS.v s,..SAarQ.1,,t
49, -, T:krn,,& 80
S51.,SI ~ sres.nf
GxtWsa shSr sSrsStst
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&ountg Nrmen, ipdbrenO Der Iebten
Ar.; 0Rooot.

GountD Nrmen, ndbrenb Der Iebten
6ret Monate.
Or. Sulfa6 Gttmueuer $500 fir
1rstIi6e 8cbanbIune bes in Der Sail
bsiublideu @efanaeneu, g8bitneD.
g8m 8Iiuser S125.00 ais Salnir fur
brei Wondte.
Sane Wc9RilIau $1,000 fur ben lin
terbalt uOu 5obu 3eHente.
B4 &iebof $500 fur bcu llnter-
aaIt bon SObu Stsmper.
O $ Barnard & SO. S1.10 iur
SdreibmoteriaIitn fur ole Yrobate
Court. GieieIben s37.15 fir sAreib'
muteriaIien fir sberifs-Sfice.
SbeobOr Bergner, Court 0aus
6ommillioner, 8s6nuua i'm Bttra9e
BON S140O.
50. 9tsuenbnbn s125.OO saloir fir
bret Rcnate.
9 s 9tidurblOn $1,000 fir ben I'm
terboIt uOE 8i9arb Seorae.
g8m. s Boeina $93.75 fur OrOnen
Der Yapieren in Der county GItrts
Ofice.
9a6fon Smitb fir y&ooO Scrdpcrs"
fir Diftrtft Ii, S14,00.
Die 8efude bon nadltebeubsu Yer
fonen UNI Sranfbop. Sdcutluir tbs |
gi3cns wuroen atprilft uns tie nadae
iubte BeuiIligung erIbsiIt:
u Is 9sisner, u Ynnbermerfen, 6rib
Stoube, GbaS SimmsI, Nug Neibsl,
8obleD II. SeiiIcr. Carl Sonutug, s
paeffuer. 9obn Slider, Yfautfdl unb
eubn, Srebsrid &oellsr urb YuuIine
shuh. Gbenio Die @efude bon nad
fsbcnbeu Yerlonen fur cine Bier. un6
gYeiu. 9i;cus: Gouis Niudeoal, Mm
Strutmann, Martin NHemanu pnh w
J gtunIeD.
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@m "a. 9Rai iuur6e Die uber ben
| Gnff &iper fiibrenbe Bru6e, luelde
Rew 9ore uno 8roofIbn nit chamber
uerbiuOet, nit entfpredenben 5eierIid-
eeiten 6em gerfebre iiberaeben. Gine
turse Seihretbung bieieS Eriumpbes
Der mobsruen Bnufunf ipic Die Bride
NIT 8e9t 9enaunt ipsrbsn carl Dir0
iebenfnus fur uniere 2eier bon Snter.
efe isiu. Die 9erfeIun9 bieies 9tie-
lentuertes bat orei3ebn Sabre etf0rbrrt,
beam 6ersits in 1869 ipuroe nit Der
Nrbsit beaonnen unb felt eiefer Belt
NIT turaeH llutert rsdunssn oielei5c
fortaeiekt Der bon 8oebIing emf
ruOrfeue Soranidla9 Der Roiten murbe
nit $l0,900. 900 bereAnct, cod 1T
berfeIbe um Iber fInf WilIionen uber.
i&ritfen pOrben. Sie Bride 1T
5989 Sub lang, 80 Sub brett unb
Dirb bon bier ie 153 3oa I'M Ourd.
msfer baItenoeM &abeItauen aus StablI
getra9en. Die beiOsn YfeiIer, ueIde
bieie &ubeI trogeu. baben cine 90be
bon 276 Su6 urb bsTnScn fd 1896
6us bon chamber. 2In oen Yieilcrn
erbebt fi4 bic Bride lis Sub iiber
DOdwaher uno in Der Nitte oes NluI- |
fes 135 Gus. Sic Beieftieumg Der
&abeltoue if mitteIS Yernnterung ae,
f4eben, inbem 6ieieIben an le0em
ufer $50 Sub bon Oen 9feilern I'M
grose GifenpIatten gemuuben uno nit
enormen Steinmahsn befdpcrt mur-
ben, uni ibnen Die n6tbiae 3ragfraft |
3u 9eben. Oie Bride 1T in luuf
@ege absetIsiIt. Nm ieOer Scite
befnocn fi6, ourd bobe 8rutpebren
9sI4ubt, 10 SUB breite Besc fir
6ubrwerte ieoer Ntt, wdbrenO Die
Nitte Der 8ruts bon einem II SUP
bobsn unb Is SUB breiten 8ege fir
SusgdnGer e;nsenommen wirs. 3u.
i@en bisiem unb benz gSe9e iir Die
6ubruerte lis9en auf ieber Sette bic
Giienbabn9eIeiie fur Die OrabIieilbaBn
usrmitteIs peIber Elm Gifenbobnuetfsbr
uber bic Srude beresfsut mcroeu wiro.
ga Der fur Die Sub9dn0sr btltimmte
BfaO II Sub bobsr oils Der lbrigt
S9eil Der 8rude 1T, pirb man bon
bemisIbeu Elm. berrliae Nu5fGt ubcr
Die Stdbte stetu 9ort urb 8rootlDn,
fowie luett binaus Iber Die 8ai genie
Ben tounen. Gas 8cwtdt Ger bier
Rabel, 10 lde Die Bride traaen, BE-
trdst 6,92S, 346 Ytunb unO 0o5 Gts
nidt oes aandrn bdngenoen &beiIcS
Der Bride bstrd0t 13. .4S0. 900 @funb,
auber6em pirb angenommen, baB
penn Die Bride nit Subgdngsrr,
Gifenbabnwa9en unO on0erem Hubr
inert beIuitet 1T, bisS elm peitere5 &C.
uidt bon 2,76O,OOO 8funb auSmadcn
perbe, 10 BOP bas auf ben SabeIn
ruh.nDe Seiuidbt weniOitenS 16, 900, 900 |
4fuuo betrooen pirb. 0ieics Sswi9t
tpirb ieOOd Die Sruefdbioteit Der Sobel
uidt i'm @erineiteu ouf bic YrObe itels
len, beuu bi.fsIben babsu cine 8i0er-
ifanbsiraft bon SO, $4,000 Yfunb, 10 |
oaB teiue Sefabr uorbunoen 1T 6ob tie
S.ude iemuls iiberIobeu iperben f0nntc,
oenn es 1T esraoe;u unmo9Iid Elm
ioI9 snormes 9eipl9t auf Den 9taum,
psI9en Die Bride siuninmt, 3ufamb
men ;u brdnoeu.
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Die bfFurbeiisnSe stdbmai9ine in
Der 8sIt If bic neue Snbis. 9fur gu
baben Bel q. 5. Sofenritter.
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a.. 4. n, ~ E,
NsOsF o'e @tt "no 2Selle' 'D'e l"
"n'etet St"o'S Se9'sl0tur @elese 9e'
"ue' 'U't''n, ~ '@o" O'e' 9eIpt'eUe"
Doroen' OeuI''@sr 1"Hn man l'9 o0et
n'pt ausofu6en, ale o'e9 IN oeh 5mel
na~Pe9enOe" "uSlg"'''en aus en9l'-
'@en W',n our.er 5e''"h9eh 9el@le0t:
~. "'.'~ D'O''"e. DP''' 'W'''O :
NV W w't'''3 u"ul""', 'Ue"" o''ie'
"'se" eO''U''". 'U.''s' '.s'o" an'"''t
@|,an lpIv.s"T W. S Ss~"9 s9. vi c'S'''a."I t4 s
SGt.I.. Co.,. ~ ,...M. ] ,t rs,
~. =. ~. ~. fSI..s... Co., @.tst' ~
:. -. esss.r:s.s. ,st fS,,,'st,., 49,
e. am. morsn wiz s;n. m,,i,.r =, ;t...
aG.I.
%a~..ss,..A;. e.....,;,o.>
eSas @nuoa So. - ..,,.,..,'' U y,
So S' n.oLs5...;. ~ at., sa""." W "'''
Sos MhT&Iohtsr .;n.r orn,"st ,.;%.:'.. 49,"
m:us t1s.c $50. :It 9''a''
.;S.;, suS b,S"n - .,.sx rs' nn ""h h;'t' u"U
Gifts b.;,nb. n..stsn.;, x.;G
,~,5t w.~T,t 81. o,S.sst;r ~ o.
,n-.5,,.sstn n.s A;.s.rs. ';G. 49,, '"
"sS.rS "'r.L s p c: 80 80. "c~' 81"
SsI. 80 n.I. ~ 'D"'
~" ,. 0s'0 WV. 0" ""0S."' '' t'.'
"'"' 'O'"" u"H 'O's'el'ptO@e" OtfO,
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Sipbtberte
berbitst.

Die &erjte Bier ees
sr1n4sn DARIUS SSlnibS
nit srpbeu GrfrI9e Bel
Dtpbfherie.
q. Str1fenfp erf,
Greensboro, AIa.
HIe@te ansgetre6uet.
0boIef0 eer50tst.
0efMtDdte aeretnl52
unb eebetlt.
Bei 9ooeSfaueta f6llte
Der Qet4naut odmit fe=
ednhelt Iperbeu Is
rtrb jeben rtberli4eu
@ernn perblten.
Der auSaeietGuete
Aeit Or. e. Barton
SftiiS, ReiD Iprf, idst
80 bin lberssust, snb
Rrof. DARIUS Brcpbps
Tactic Bluih elm ipertbs
ppnes pesiniieirunsss
,t,fffaI kif ~
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0S6tbemtIiooer Mdrftberitbt
treihe M drft.

Yree ffenm art.
G6rrieirt Hon =
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grccer.
Die 1rgtgtbtnsn preiis psr6er BON 5GnbIsrn,
Tm.iftsn5 i'm GduI1l bt3abIt.
Butter per pfure 124
Gitr per Dugent I3t
9efugeI,
Subner per Oustne 50-3 so
6rtsu 2 5O-3 so
GjIuIe 3 50-5 co
lurteYs :. O0-7 90
0istYodueteQebfel ttr pfunh 81
pHrfibc :, So
aartoITsln PER 8uIbsl 6O-75
Nepf.l, per 8uissl 500
omisbrIu 50-75
gpttBs SHbnsn 90
Seroudertes 6leii6
SGinfsn per plumb t0-t2
Stitenitidt t0-11
e9ultern 1-8
S6maIs e-f0
Sola So
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R0MMEL & SOBBE
Mlorrifon
80Mtttf@MIe,
Trn@tbanme, s9attrmbGume II.
Sierphanirn ienrr9lrt.

Die nussrislsnfsn StfIcrtsn, peIGt If6 In
NeIsr Geseue ais bic 8slisn 6ep1brt BADEN.
ispie bic btffn Irdubfnaltrn ifets ,u BADEN.
Gtne bttrdGtliHe Sunntit6t gBeins. eideues
0eudts gu ben tillisfra glrilsn.
ctfsaunssn ptrbru prpmPt bsiprst.
S0mnitI II. Spbbr, I1prfilpn, Rs.
Eubrlpb 8tffIer, unb 80. QIIemarn
Asenten, SCrmann, Mr.
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@eaea &@aFIa@
aai.S fapb5feWteber,
Dtpbtberie, Speis
@sIhnt, Satsees
Ragersa atae ane
anite6enoeM &tanfs
3 hetteta. 2Ber Rrdnte
8 Sebran4en. @elteS
lpcreeR, ttamoeiit Gas
atteeiuneeSt bate.
&toebut turirt.
Gin WttteI sesen thies
rh4e pber 8Fanjensitte.
Glide 1c.
Dodets ntte 0o6etts
RaTbeIs Oerbiifet.
Giu D2ttSlteo meiner
6omilie befdm hte 8o6en.
Sd penhstG eds S6Iuth%
an ; Der goNent perfieI
ni1t tn 6ieb6hike, Zee
btGft tetpe BpdeRuarken,
tcunte mad ettpa bret
Bo@en Tptehsr urnbers
sepen, unb bie @nberen
TIM Sdnie bfteben pers
i@pnf. R. ParNRz
ion. ashildhefphia.
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Ser 9teoafteur Ter Detroit Nben6"
poi", 9err 9crmauu Sinber, iuitmei
etn.r beutfbeu Semperensletin baislbit
Nameus Gmula Sttnouer HaAitebente
trsfiliGe Berfe
yDd5 8tfft lit bds gDalisr", - lam
Dtnn rsbl I'M . bar leisr,
Dp6 adb Is nidN6es arbren Rdnr,
Gtr fIilgtr III gstpfisn.
ga mar ;um 8eipiel Gpttur,
Dn5 Saupt bfr O3urnianb- Sefts,
Der par tin YbiloIrpb ni6t aur,
Gr puBf duh, ipns gut f9msdte'
Sp 9ioab Der 9spis mar frunlm.
llno aljeit gptttrgrbsn,
Al5 faum bic 9SalIerenptb mar nm,
Ia pfIanite tr ltcn Reben.
ltub StluS Gbriltus! wnr ttnu DIR
bibitiOniiferfhdHer
Ssim l.gtsn 9Rabl nod lttrtt tr
Den tpein9efuntsn Be6sr.
Der fluge Warttn 2utbrr fang
Dn5 gBort 1T un5 gsbliebrr
,,giur Nnrren lInb ibr 2ebsn lang,
Die 98siu, @sib, Gang ni9t Iitbsn."
90 it, Yersbrts, l.ben G5i,.
Gas 3rinfprinoip 0eriretcn;
9Bo blsitt bic @nlTertbtorte
Ypr ben NutDritdttn?
9lur grnu 1T ale Ibeotit,
DrG grduIiGcr unb erdutr
51 bsutldbe { ltmperen3 .Nanir,
0rdu III ma Sben uer!
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DarbDs
prop6QlaCtiC flui0.

alfaeneiisess 6asiiIienSsbraadi.
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behient, Ipnte IS rst6lt4 se6r,
Etebtr III kdnit stbeilt lrcreen.
Amaxae 0rbveAesa Ratteefn
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8etrieerif6e Settame.

. { II II Wt Ue { III {:
Gs in iekt 70 oGgemeiu NtoOe ee-
moroen, 6en 2nfana zines intere au'
ten uno ipannenOtn Qrtitels au fdrei-
ben uub oanu in einen gan, esn6bnIi'
den @siddftspuff au uerfoIlen, bab
mir uns o1er folder betriieetifdeu
Sniffe entbnlten uno uns bamit beenii'
gen, in ben .infa6itcn Wortsn auf ole
Serbieufe bes Sopfen-Bitters oufmsrt-
iam su MAIDEN, nm unfere 9eftr Su
OeranIa6en, 6afeIbe .einer Yrobe gu
unttrlpsrfen. 8einer, Der ben Bertb
6ieies Yittsrs tennt, mirb ie cine
onbere Mebisin 0sbrau9en.
,Yrobiteuce Wbuertiier."
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BanOtrbiIt lIniberftfaf, 9eaTbSttIe. 9ehH.:
SO beIAetnist hie bbGff pertreIft3sn Giasnihoften
ron Bret. Dortss gRrppbplottte Blutb." Qls Des=
iuEetruusss uuo Retnisunssnlitiei TIT es iopotI
ttecrehl& rte prdftiiH ppridsli4er dfs onSere BE-
EaHuts Wtttel:-R. z. 9upt n, Prcf. Der Sbsmts.
v9arbbS 3IuiD" tptvo eupfobIen bon;
Don. MtSoRher 9. Stspbsns, Gtrraid;
&ep. Gbde. B. Deems, SrsmhliuassSir&e, 90. g.;
SpT. 9s oonte, Golumbid, untrerSitdtsprcf. sc;
Rer. u. Z. Sdthe, grof. Ofereers flniperiltit;
8sp SEQ. &. Steres, @iithpf Spi. Gpt5e =Sfirne.
9mEGhatS aotbtpeHSia far iebeii SausbaI4.
gontcnmen uni6dbIid1. gu inneTlttem ceer hubtrs
Iitem 8ebrand fur Wenf4eu uHb Gieb.
Dds yNIuie" TT srnnhlin errrost rcresu unb MIR
6dten Sspeiie ppfduf bat es 1e5 has berptrit mas
bler pcu tbm 6e1auptet ptre. Our ponfinbtstTsn
NnsfnuFt IaTie Hion fidb Bel TeiHem apotbeter eir
GsempIar her @rciGare sebeu cher reute nd eesbalb
an bic Gisentb1mer,
3. Q. SetItm s. Go,
Ed6rieirenhe gbemitsr, 9bifobefpb bts.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
a BIG FIND.
Ten One Thousand Dollar Bills Found
by MRchinIst in the Treasury.

Ton One Thousand Dollar Bills Found
by mRchinIst in the Treasury.
Messrs. George Langley and John r. Bur
gee, machinsts employed by f. N. Gray &
Co., Of this city, woro engaged few days ago
in removing an old punch" and placing a
new one in tho punch" room at the treasury.
The punch is o machine used to cancel the
paper money called in for various reasons.
The punching" of these notes mutilates
them so badly they can never be used again.
They are then sent to the government paper
mills and are converted TO now paper
While engaged at this work Messrs. Lang
Icy and Burgee found IL necessary TO remove
an old truck that had stood thoro long time.
Under the truck Mr.. Langley found ten
$1,000 bills. He picked them up and delivered
them to q gentleman about the place whom
he supposed to be the proper person to re-
ceive them, Nothing further has been heard
about the matter.
Mr.. Langley was called upon by reporter
of The REPUBLICAN last evening at his resi-
dence No. 1896 Eleventh street southeast
Mr.. Langley said Eyes, found the money
ten $1,000 bills, and turned them over to q
gentleman whom i regarded as a clerk in the
treasury. 1t was not my money, and fell
that should turn it over to some one"
did you believe the money had been con
cealed by some oneP"
81 will not say as to that. In fact, l will
not express my opinion regarding the matter
l found the money, however, and l did my
simple duty in giving it up"
National Republican., 1883-08-18

is diversified. OF course there are all sorts Of
girls-the limp and languishing as wcll as
the fast and furious; beauty from Baltimore,
chic from Cincinnati and an immense amount
of culture from Boston. ! won't mention the
distinguished arrivals, for we are all dstin-
guishod, and it might SAVIOR Of egotism.
The house Is full from garret to cellar, or
would bo If it had garret and collar, and so
far the guests dwell together in unity. of
course we gossip. "Who deniges of itT
When Augustus wanders off with Scraphna
at early morn, and does not appear again till
dewy eve, unblushingly claiming to have
been lost, when the road is considerably
straighter than the nose on his face, we are
but human, and we will make remarks, l
wish | could tell about the Profile house. and
Mount Washington, and all the other beauti-
full places we go to but my letter is already
too long, and that must be for another time.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
Strikes OF Various Trades.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE members of tho
building trade union employed on Park &
Tilford's new building up town, who struck
yesterday on account of the employment of
the two non-union men having been dis
charged. Delegates of the union arc visit
ing other buildings to-day to ascertain If any
non-union men are at work, and if so they
will order a strike in case the Objectionable
men do not join the union.
The strike Of the dock laborers at Wood
ruff and McLean's stores, in Brooklyn, still
continues. The strikers have formed them
selves into a body for mutual protection and
to regulate their wages, and are constantly
receiving accessions to their ranks. Both
employers and employees announced their de-
termination to hold out.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
NOT SECRETARY rELLER's SISTER.
The BeneNnotress OF the scRnlon Family
OF Philadelphia and Denver.

Ihe beneHactress or the scanlOn tumily
OF Philadelphia and Denver.
The rightful owner of Denver fortune of
$4,000 has been found in Philadelphia by
Mrs. Cody, Denver lady. The fortune is
that left by David Scanlon, who deserted his
wife long years ago and moved west, settling
in Colorado and growing up with the coun-
try. His wife waited for him for ten years
or more, and then married man by the
name of Davidson.
The only clew Mr.. Cody had to the name
of Scanlon's heirs was the fact that one of the
old mans sons had killed his mother and
then committed suicide in Philadelphia A
search of the records failed to reveal the
name Of Scanlon, but further inquiry de-
veloped the fact that John Davidson had
killed his mother in 1882 and then killed
himself while awaiting trial. 1t turned out
that tho murderer was Scanlon, and
that he had adopted the name
of his stepfather. These facts were easily es-
tablished, and young Scanlon's wife was ad-
vised that her iather-in-law had died in
Denver, leaving an estate worth S25, ,0O0 and
that it was rightfully hers, She would not
believe her good luck when first informed of
what was in store for her, but when Mrs. Cody
gave her money to so to Denver and establish
her claim she was convinced. Mrs. Cody is
an estimable lady, but she is not, as has been
stated, Secretary Teller's sister, nor is she
any relative of that gentleman.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
EAST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Robert Campbell, the proprietor of a
brickyard, on N street, dropped dead Of heart
disease near Webster's brickyard, on L street,
between Halt and First streets southeast, yes
terday afternoon. DIR. Roberts, who had been
attending him, gave certificate of death.
The hydrants corner of Tenth and NJ and
Eighth and l. streets southeast are out of or
der.
There is a rank growth of weeds on the lot
containing the pool Of Shiny, stagnant water
at the corner of Second and Q streets south
east, to which attention has been called by
THE REPUBLICAN several times.
The child of Mr.. George Wood, who drank
the contents of u vial of laudanum and glyc-
crime yesterday afternoon, was much im.
proved last night.
National Republican., 1883-08-18
Summer l3oarniuu.

GoNGREss HALL, OCEAN CITY; WoRoFS-
~ ter County, Nd, now open. Newly furnished;
hT5t class in every particular: elegant bathing. fBl-
lng' cunning &C. w. Is, II. SELBY,
ie7-thstu.26t
STONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
~ Three large, airy, handsomely furnished rooms,
aud best Of table hoard; coolest, most elevated, and
delightful part Of the cty must be visited to be APP
preclatcd; large lawn surrounding the mansion and
hne shade; special Inducements to Halilies with
p9hdIeni three minutes walk 10 Eleventh and
qured auliBt~
National Republican., 1883-08-18
Gurkisb l8atbs.

TINHE SREDD HATGBS, 0O3 ~ STREET NEAR
Il Niuth urklsh, Russian, sulphur, and Mcruuril
lin hs glycn with skin and experience, Manipulaor
OF ton years experience NJ this establishment. Single
bath, s for ~; II for 80. open sunday from n.
~. {" y m. Aul7.f
NEW TURhISb BATH (DII BOVEEs(
IN l4i7 street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation Ladies, Monday aud Friday. MOI
open sunday open from a m tlll 10 .. nI satur'
day, ~ p IN Baths. el tickets, SLm
apo DR. III. L. BOVEE Electrician
National Republican., 1883-08-18
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. T. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Ilysterla, Dizziness
COnYulslons, Nervous Headache. MontallDepresslon
Loss OF Memory, Spermatorrhma, Impotency, In
voluntary emissions, Premature Old Age. caused by
leads to misery, decay and death one box will
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box, or six boxes for five dollars
sent by mail prepaid, on receipt of price. We guar
Antee six boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes accompanied with five
dollars, we viii send the purchaser our written guar
anlee TO return the money II the treatment docs not
effect cure. Guarantees issued cy STOrr d CHOM
WE'LL. iBO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. O.,
Wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail Will re-
ceivo prompt attention. iy7.ly
National Republican., 1883-08-18
Surhital.

ts VoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
J. and nervous decay, am convinced, is the
best known to the medical profession" III Private
letter from John s. Allen, NJ. D., to Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, NJ Y. On request the company will mail
MO CURE, NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 20 years Mt 0OG B street southwest, a
guaranteed In every OF gOnOrrhea syphilis
vice free. my22.5m+
National Republican., 1883-08-18
.For Rrnt- NlistrIInnruus,


Il HAVE A VERY NICE PIANO THAT 1
Il would rent at n very low rental per quarter. Ad-
dress Mrs, g. w. II Republican Office. auiG-3t'
yNOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
n O52 seventh street nOrthwesti for many years
occupied AS shoe store. Apply to VIM g. BURNS.
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