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RALTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL. FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST Tv1AwAsHrNaroN
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAII9l


Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOV. f2, 1852
IeuNe washington, from station corner of New
Jersey hvenue and street.
for Chicago, CINCINNATI Louisville, and st, Louis,
coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars TO above points,
a,nSs ohangei ioiS IN. daily to Chicago. except
For HttsburS, Cleveland, and Detroit at iot5 a. m.
hnn $50 2 M, daily $50 p. M Is solid train TO Pitts
ourg, with sleeping Cars attached.
iIMns tor Philadelphia and New York at $40 q. m.
Shi,y ,,y itsSSept sunday p m and $50 y. M daily,
wihPnrlor and sleeping Cars attached.
$40 iliS0 y. M ~
., For Baltimore on Sundays. $40. a45. a. M, LIS.
&Se :, $50, Gt5, $40 p. m.
eor Annapols $50 a. M, 1910 and f;iO on Sunday
For way stations between Washington and Balti.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, $40 $40 M,
Mvo p M, daily, except Sunday 4ii p m. dally for
staunton, &i0a. M daily except sunday for Hagers
I0Ni ana Frederick, $40 a. M, lola fi5 daily except
Trslhs arrive from the West daily, sioo 7sS a. rn
From New York and Philadelphia, ass, s;l5 a m.
uh,.iy, SLY p m; daily, except sunday. 60.
1910 a. ni,, 6:y7 d. m.
Prom staunton, Si5 y. m daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick, Hagerstown, aud intermediate
points. SIS M; Frederick and way stations, Mas =.
m 25, il0 p. m and 7;20 y. m daily, exccp sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington nt 3 40,
Gi0 Il0, Tl5 $40, and 1890 M, 12;l1 300 4, s. 6
aSO Gh, ana li:SO p. m on Sundays 3 1910, 1:iO, o
:, Az trains from Washington and Baltimore stopfN
Rclay station.
For further Information appiyat the Baltimore
ONO Ticket Oilice; Washington station, blp anf
Pennsylvnnia avenue, corner OF Fourte nth
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be che
AMI received at any point In tho city,
MM CLEMENTS. NJ OFT, baltimore, and @ X.
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An Ex-spcaker Plead. Not Guilty.

NEWARK, N. j., May 1O.-Ex-speaber of
the House of Assembly John Eagan pleaded
not guilty this morning in the court of quarter
sessions to an indictment for bribery in en-
deavoring to influence the action of Assem-
blyman Armitage on the plank road bills last
$500 to appear for trial, John Dwyer and
Gottfried Kruger becoming his bondsmen.
National Republican., 1883-05-11
Married ana Went Sack 10 ,JniI.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-Henry j. Marriott,
the English clerk who fed from Paris with
$4,000 worth of diamonds, was before the
supreme court to-day on writ of habeas
corpus. Argument was adjourned until to-
morrow. The young womany Marie Pereux,
National Republican., 1883-05-11
rInior phipnn Conriotnd or Eorusrx.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.-Counsel for Maj.
Ellis P. Phipps, ex-superintendent of the aims
house, who was convicted of forgery to-day,
prepared long list of reasons why a new trial
should be granted, setting forth various
irregularities in the bill of indictment and
numerous errors Of the court in the admission
jury.
National Republican., 1883-05-11

with whom he fed was in court, and as both
expressed wish to be married, Judge Larre-
moro united them. Marriott went back TO
tho tombs
National Republican., 1883-05-11
TINaE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. soUTH
WEST AND WEST

Schedule in effect December "a. 1882:
sl0 n m.-New Orleans Mall daily making close
con-, s9,n,neGti9ns to oil points South and Southwest
with Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington
wa Danviile 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
prieansi also Washington TO New Orleans via
40 2. .m.-Loulsyille Fast Line, daily, via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington. TO Cn'
cinnati, Louisvliie and all Western points
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana Pniiman Sleeping Cars Washington to
Ica5 ,. m-soSthern Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South and Southeast via Danville and
Charlotte. with Pullman sleeping Cars, Wash
inRton to Augu u, O.,
For all points Manassas Division take 7i0 q. IN.
train daily. except Sunday. For Warrenton
. take 110 a. m. ana l20 o. m. TRAINS daily. .
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Conn
panys Oflce, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot. onice, Col Pennsylvanla avenue. is connected
with telephone system. - -
NJ, SLAUG HTER NJ MACDANIEL
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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THE oHEss TOURNAMENT.

LONDON, May l0.-In tho chess tourna.
ment to-day, Mackenzie and Rosenthal playe
a drawn game, lukertort defeated Bird, aud
Englisch defeated Mortimer
National Republican., 1883-05-11
MORE MONEY FOR IRELAND,

DUBLIN, May 10.-At u meeting of the
Irish National land league last night it was
announced that f540 had been received from
America since the last report. A communi-
cation from Mr.. Redmond, the representative
of the league in Australia, was read. in which
he said he hoped to bo able to send 9l 600
monthly to Ireland while he remains in
Australia.
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Steamboat $ines.
Reduced Rates.
DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.
Stramhoat %ines.

Potomac Steamboat Co.'s Popular Steamers,
"GEoRGE LEARYu AND "ExCELSIoR"
CLARIFYING U. s. MAIL).
Leary leaves 7tb-st. wharf Tuesdays and
Thursdays mt $3.50 y. ni., ANA saturdnyA
sat u. IN.
ExceisiOr leaves same wharf Mondays,
WednesdRys, and Fridays mt $3.50 y. IN.
Fare TO Old Point and Norfolk $3.50. Round trips.
Exclusive connection with tho Bos'ou
and Providence AteNNh~rs. Connects also witl
New York, and James River steamers. aud the Nor
iolk and Western aud Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
roads; at Old Point with the Chesapeake and Oh
Railroad. Passage and rooms can be secured ut
Reeds Sons, 1915 II ST. n. W.; Baltimore and OHIO
Ticket Oflce, l4th and Pa Rv.; 81. Marc Hotel Polk
Informs next 70 City PoslOriice; oilce OF Knoxs
express Sixth nnd Penna. ave-, and at Companys
OtiCe, 7th 81. wharf.
KNOX EXPRE,SS will call for and check baggage
from hotels aud private residences.
Freight received daily uutil 5p, M.
WIN. II. WEIGH, Agt Gen. SupL
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Mr.. TREvELYAN AND THE PAupERs.

LONDON, May 10.--In the house of COM
mons tonight Mr.. Trevelyan chief secretary
for Ireland, said that the state-aid Irish emf
grants who had left for America under the
direction of Mr.. Tukes committee we're all
likely to support themselves and their fami-
lies. A proper proportion between the work.
ers and non-workers had been carefully OBJ
that country of those likely to become
paupers.
Mr.. James O'Kelly, member for Roscom-
mon, gave notice that he would question the
government concerning the protest of Gov.
Butler, of Massachusetts,, in regard to Irish
pauper emigration.
National Republican., 1883-05-11
VNHE GREAT

Il - P1iNNSYLNAN1A ROUTE
STEEL B1yftH hif1l FEAka SkaSfESSHaP aSfES8aP
TRAINS LEAVE wAsiIINGioN, rom Station
For Ptsburg aud the West. Chicago Limited ES.
press Of Palace Sleeping cars gt 03l a. N. daily
HSTrsS"rs @ 10 g GhcnmS @ SS WeserS iSeGS 5 N
nn m Ga & Y Palace ca Cars to ~ p5s9YE sy AND SnSn
BAIifIMoiiE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
@s0 ?. m daily, except, saturday, with Palace Cars
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmira, at s8
ror a. N; m. daily except d sunday, syn soo =, ,o,o
anS sG a. and SS m on 81 spqSHy PnaS an PSp &
lor Cars, 300 q. m. daily, except sunday.
For Boston without change lip p m every week
For BrooEiyn, \. r. all through trains connect a.
Jersey City with boats or Brooklyn Annex. afford.
fefriase across New y York % city " o'e N','Y''
For philadelphia 500 M iGSS a. M, o hSG & Gm S@o
N. Limited Express, SSO >. M daily except sun.
For baltimore G4O 500 nso 1880 a. M, and 1890 40
49, go 7iSS ~ sSo aud C9 @ p IN n on 9n sunday sou
For Pope,s Creek Line, Gao a. m. aud $40 D. IN daily.
For Annapolis, go a. m. and 4,4op. M. daily, except
AIE% XsNDRIA AND FREpERfeKsBURe RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDhIAhAND WASHING
For Alexandra, $50 ZOO. o.2o dc,and lies a. IN.
SSC . asS. 100 900 ,;SS 500 and SiOl, l On sundayat
For o hcRmoSd % SSa I and the The south SSS d lies m
daily, aud 500 y. M daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 500, 500,
1853 and 1000 1890, 1880, 300 $40 iUo. and
e;lOp. M, and 120O midnight On Sunday at 500.
S.53 and 1000 q. nl 700 and g10 y. nj.
| Tickets and Information at the onico, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station, where orders can be let for
tho checking of baggage to destination from hotels
j. r. WOOD General Passenger Agent
CHARLES Il. PUoH. General Manager.
GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
| THE NEW TnrrNK LINE
TO TIE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
On and amer SUNDAY, DECEMBER -. 1855. pas
senger trains of this route Will leave Washington
from II. & l.. station as follows
4inO 7. M DAILY-Loulsvle and Cincinnati specla
SOLID train. with Pullman Cars to Lexington Ky,
Cincinnati, and Louisville without cnange arriving
at Lexington 240 p. M, Cincinnati $50 p IN, Louis
Vile $40 p. m connecting closely at these cities
with through fast trains to all points In the West
Southwest. and Northwest
1ls25 a. NJ. For Newport News Old Point, and Nor.
folk Arrives at Old Point sos y. M; arrives ut
Norfolk $50 y. m.
7;I0 q. m daily, except sundayMail for oil stations
on O. d o. Ry east of llfton Forge
For Rates Tickets TO all points West location In
Pullman Cars and Full Information OF Route and
Connections, apply at L. q o. Ry Once 5l3 Pennsy.
vania avenue, Washington, ID. q
ii. w. FULLER, General Passenger AgenL
G. w. SMITH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-05-11
A TERRIBLE PARIsIAN TRAGEDY

PARIs, May 1O.--A tragedy, which has
caused great sensation, was enacted her
this morning on the Rue Saint Denis. While
marriage party was proceeding along
the thoroughfare on the way to the church
where the marriage was to be solemnized, a
rival of tho bridegroom suddenly appeared
ON the scene, and to the horror of the party
shot and killed him. The assassin poisoned
himself instantly after firing the fatal shot
National Republican., 1883-05-11
A POINTER FOR ITALY.

ROME, May 10.-Signor Depretis, president
of the council, stated in the chamber of dop-
ties yesterd ay that the Irredenta agitation
was conducted solely by persons hostile to the
institutions of the country. The govern
ment, he said, was determined 10 repress all
criminal preparations. If Italy wished to
make tho doctrine Of nationalities triumph
she must declare war against the whole of
EurODe
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WHAT A roaEleaBR THINKS OF US.

Mr.. Barham Zincke, in Macnailldn'S Nag.
azine, pays the United States very hand
some compliment, in an article on the great
Fisheries Exhibition. After considering
the merits of all the exhibits made by the
nations OF the earth, he remarks upon the
excellence of our exhibit in several regards,
and dees this country the honor to say
that there is nothing in the twenty acres
of the exhibition grounds, nor in the cats-
logue of 600 pages giving the ist OF ex-
hibits with explanatory remarks, more
suggestive than the contrast between the
fishery appliances of the United States
and China. This leads him to point out
that the contrast is between the oldest and
the youngest nation OF the globe. And
what is the result of his observation on
this point, and on comparisons made
with all the other nations In the
exhibits Of the United States, he
says every appliance is characterized,
almost without regard to cost, by the effort
to adapt it to its purpose as completely az
thought and materials now available will
allow. He declares that in the excellence
aud inish-these are in the end true econ
omy-of our apparatus, and our imple-
ments; in the size of the vessels en-
pIoyed in the extent of the waters fished
over; in the value of the fab taken-th
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.aTs rosErRa,s Ngws.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
iis tor ls q 1907; i1S4 for AS; lei for SIS ;
sterling, s. s4l@4 So; 1893 for So; lol for IS;
silver bars, l1oE.
Silver IN London, 50 led; console, 90 15-l6d; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended. Io5 As,
I22i Ats, 1l54.
In San Francisco Mexican doll4rs quoted at
s749ss cents.
Mining stocks were rather quiet in San Francisco
yesterday aud prices were steady, considering the
weak support there is in sight.
It is announced that the telegraphers have prae =
ticaly decided to abandon the strike
William Henry ostrander was hanged yesterday at
Utica, n Y, for the murder of his brother.
Hartmann, the Russian Nihilist, has arrived in
London.
The agitation in Spain continues
The shooting OF Carey by 0 Donnell took place
twelve miles from land.
DR.. Robert Moffat, father in-law of the late DR..
Livingstone, the missionary to Africa, Is dead.
The stabIes at the fair grounds in Lexington, KY
were burned Thursday night, and seven fine trot-
ting horses persisted in the flames.
During the past seven days 1872 business failures
occurred in the United States aud Canada,
There is no scarlet fever within six miles of Rio
Vista.
James X. Page was hanged for murder in Placer
vile, e. Dorado county, yesterday.
In the case of Constable Jones, who shot Greek
fisherman Wednesday night, the Coroners jury at
Rio Vista yesterday rendered verdict OF jus ifabe
homicide.
Professor Henry Youle Hind is ont with more let.
ters on the fishery frauds.
Employees at the ostIo mines in Austria have re-
VOTED, and are rioting.
statement left by N L. Dukes, who was killed
at Uniontown, Pa, by young Mutt, is published.
The steamer City OF Rome, which arrived at New
York from Liverpool Thursday, made an unprece-
denied passage.
HaytI is still in an unsettled condition
The sugar crop is short so per cent. in San Do
mingo
George Ferguson, aged 80. was struck by an en-
CINE near santa Clara yesterday, and instar tly
killed.
The alarming malady at Wilton Junction, Ia
proves to be malignant dysentery, caused by ma
Iaria
The Great Council, Imp. o. R NJ, adjourned at
San Francisco yesterday, to meet in Nevada City
next year.
a steamer and schooner, the latter SUNK a man.
woman and two children being drowned.
T. P Taylor died in Omaha yesterday, from the
effects OF a spider bite on his lip.
Governor StanfOrd's health is greatly improved,
and he will leave London for Paris in few days.
A white man was killed by Indians yesterday on
the ouray reservation in Utah, and trouble is
feared.
N. C. Walsh 60 years old was drowned at Santa
Monica, yesterday.
M. Henry committed suicide Thursday at MADEIRA,
Fresno county.
H Stevens struck Chinaman on the head with
pistol at Minturn station, Fresno county, Thursday
night, killing him.
The King and Queen of Spain returned to Madrid
yesterday, and were enthusiastically received.
Fire at Liverpool; loss 10000.
The Raishly wooden mills at Huldersleld, Eng.
we're destroyed by fire yesterday.
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SOME REFLECTIONS ooNCBRNIEa saEI-
TARY PROGRESS, AND POWER UNDER
sAEIfARY LAWS

At no time, so far as modern history af-
fords us any information, has there been
given SO much of serious attention to sani-
tary matters as at the present. And the
indications are that this is very far from
temporary concern. Not only are the pres
ervation OF the public health and the san.
itation of towns and cities engrossing at
tention, but the sanitary arrangements of
the home are being treated in the popu.
lar literature OF the day, and the sanitary
advice given is read and acted upon
with spirit indicative of determination
of the people to avail OF the scientific dis.
covery and progress of the age, SO far az it
relates to health topics at least, to the
fullest extent. It ia the testimony of
plumbers and builders that never before
were householders 30 careful in the matter
of drainage and ventilation, and of secur-
ing the latest and best approved devices
for the exclusion from the home of all
poisonous vapors ; and at no time has there
been so large demand as now for the very
best kind of plumbing work in private
houses. It would be gratifying TO be able
to make similar statement concerning the
construction of public buildings, but, ex-
cept in rare cases, the time.honored neglect
of landlords is perpetuated.
But a marked progress in the acceptance
of sanitary reform discoveries is certainly
indicated by the facts cited. And this is
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gRsIaar FRom ra8 EAsr,

Passed Ogden on the SIN for Sacramento: Baker &
Hamilton, l Of wagons Adams, Mcneil & Co.,
20 butts tobacco Henry Fis her, cases confoction-
cry Central Pacific Railroad boxes machinery:
Hale Bros. & Co. l case eorsets, boxes shoes; A.
penn ny Co, fierce stoneware, IL boxes glass
ware Huntington, hopkins & Co, casks and
ksg sad-irons, car Der iron, boxes iron hinges
Weinstock Luoin, box lead pencils Terry Nc
Morry, 1 case dressing combs G. 3 Corwin. case
c'ga's. case show cards Lihdley & Co, 80 C see
canned fish, % barrels hams, 10 bus plug tobacco
". b. Comstock 14boxes chairs NJ h. Beard q Co,
! box envelopes Jos Hahn & 20, l case patent
medicines; Bi.liugsley s. Co, bundles broom corn
c. II, Gilman, box shoes; c. II Stevens & Co.,
case dry goods.
FOR Biggs station-G. Bager, box household
goods
For Oroville-w. W. Montague & Co, IS bales
block sheet iron d. c. Bell s. Co, boxes hames.
For Mafysville-T. H. seiby 4 Co., bundles
steel.
For Benicia- Commanding officer U. s. Arsenal,
l car srllery equipments
For Sheridan-"J !" barrels whisky
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FILED MONDAY, August 9Th.
August 7th.-W. II. Mead to Mary A. Mead, grant,
lot 5, and 2, Teuth and Eleventh streets, city.
FILED WEDNESDAY. August sth-
August sth.-Elza j. Morton to william +. Ash
by, grant, w % feet OF z. 54s feet lot g. ) and K,
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, city.
August 2d.-John j. Ulrich to Fredolin Marty
grant, 10 acre lot south Of the city.
August 9TH. Il. 5. Grimes to Jacob Gebert, for
$3.50, lot 3, o and P, Twentieth and Twenty-first
streets, city.
June 25th.-El zlbeth Steele to John Steele, for
500, W. Of S. E. Sec. 20, T. 9 n, P Sc.
February 2Sth.-a. J. Maestrelh to John Steele,
for Slo0, n. W. Of n. sec u, T. GIN, RISE.
August 4th--John Steele TO Matilda Steele, grant,
9. E. and Z ! Of N E ! Sec 90 W. sec q, W i.
40 S. W. / Sec %, T. GIN, R.8R.
August Culinary A. Clone to Mary Wall, sor
$50, cot G, ? and G. Twentyiiftt and Twenty-sixth
streets, city.
FILED THURSDAY August sth.
August 9Th. james ID. Kent y Michael Murphy.
for 1915, n. q feet lot 10, @ and D. Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, city.
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As WE predicted determined opposition has de-
veloped to the enforcement of the health ordinances
OF this city. The men opposing have deter
mined upon fighting the officials at every step.
These landlords assume to judge for this community
what is and what is not dangerous filth pit. They
have the brazeu erontery to declare that the skilled
Board Of Health does not know what is deleterious
to the public health. 1t is shameful that any man
should be SO lest to sense Of deeeacy as 10 resist
Efforts made in the interest of health and cleanli
ness 1t is easier to clean mp than fight lawsuits
and fee lawyers. The health officer must not be
discouraged if now and then one of these men sue
coed in beating him of. HIS duty is not to falter.
The public win sustain him in fearless prosecutions,
after due warning is given and ample time elapses
to cleanse foul premises Several landlords have
acted wisely, and shown commendabe public spirit,
in obeylng the orders to cleanse foul lots Their
example should be followed by all.
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NJ DE CAssAaNAc stated during the illness Of
Chambord that should that Prince die, Jerome
Bonaparte would at oace issue fresh manifesto,
and that it would be in the interests Of the church,
and look to hsrmonizng of the Imperialists and
honarchical parties Chambord is now convalescing,
and again we are told that Prince jerome is about
to post another proclamation, and it is to BE- of the
same tenor as intimated by De Cassagnac. We have
very little respect for Plon Plon," not much more
for his supporters and none at all for the cause OF
which he is the chief representative and do not for
a moment believe that France stands in the least
danger from him or his plots and schemes
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The Tehama Tocsin distinguishes itself by being
the first paper of the State to oppose the PROPOSE
ton for postal telegraph But it speaks with ap-
parent sincerity. Its chief objection to the plan is
its fear that telegraphy would become monopoly
in the hands of the Government dangerous in all its
features We think our contemporary win find on
mature thought that the objection as well as others
1t raises, are not fatal and that the fears enter
tanned are groundless. The same reasons that
justify the Government in entering into the bust
ness of letter carrying by mail fully justify it in
letter carrying by telegraph. There is no real dis
tinction between the two
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BOB PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REooRD-UEIos Office two large
doube.csnder Hoe presses in perfect order, one OF
which viii be sold at low price, and upon 'easy
terms. The size Of bed-pate is 4ox60 inches. The
purchaser can have bis choice of the presses The
object in selling is to replace with Of more rapid
sFork
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THAT the Fish Commissioners OF the State are de-
termined to enforce the law for the protection Of
the food fish supply of the State is gratifying evil
dence of official vigor 1t is to be regretted that
officer in commanding obedience to the law killed
an offender this week, yet, assuming that he was
fully justii d, the effect cannot but be beneficial,
and it Is probable that the officials will find their
tasks easier hereafter.
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An agitation prevails among the French at
Noumea, New Caledonia, against the proposed an
nexation BY England CT the New Hebrides. France
is TO be moved to the islands herself and the
Governor of New Caledonia has been urged by a
formal deputaton to declare the annexation because
the islands are in fact dependency OF the colony
The Australians propose, however, to have the New
uabr;daa
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-11

IT will not do for either the public the press to
attempt to contradict the statements made by
porsey affecting the CHI rsc.er of the late President
Garfield, by either ignoring or pooh-poohing them.
Dorsey's statements specific, and, unless Mr.
Gareds friends are willing that his real character
should become fully known, they will do well to
manifest activity by producing refuation as specific
and well-founded as the charges.
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JEFF. DAVIS has been heard from again in doe
ful lament over the fearful error committed in re-
sisting rebellion at the outset and in funereal wall
over the mistake made in hot evacuating Fort
Sumter when red handed treason demanded it. 1t
s sad, indeed, to ind that even the results of the
rebellion have not convinced the leader in that
bloody tragedy that the Union was worth preserv-
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Last summer two little girls ip Piainfeld,
n. j., Josie and May Cahoon, held fair
for the benefit of The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund" Recently they have repeated the
experiment on larger scale, and through
the generous assistance Of their friends
have realized $780,