National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-27


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gaze her snrin,, honnet TO- tha, az ooo 600
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49,, -. ~, 800 my "es'oiu prina GONNA
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The Prince of Wales has found new road
" popu,erny, he mas become an enthusiastic and
eAo'Si'''
LIE late Cyrus Mccormick leaves to his
widow and five children u fortune estimated at
from Sl6,OOO,OO0 to SlS,O00.OO0.
The Philadelphia direetorv containa tho
name of Carrie Kilgore, lawyer" in large letters
and underneath 1t the name of Damon Y. Kill
gore,' her husband, In very small letters.
The Omaha RepubLioan. in notio,ng the fac.
that n Chioaoo alderman ,vas sho, 60, rec,s,,,. ~
take a drink conadently remarks that No o,nsha
viii become the mari for n hniIas
for any such reason.
ELLA WHEELER in her maiden DAYS having
naiyely sang: "Iwill love the man whom nv soni
royorees aud kiss him blue with a fiery vearnn
the Albany Times somewhat pertinently observes
that by this time the happy Mr. Wilcox ia NO doubt
yelling for helm
AN Indian in the Canadian northwest ID
under arrest for stealing horse. He had given
the horse to the father of young squaw whom
-
away, aud he took possession of the horse, aud
for that he is to stand trial.
FIRST swell-.''Whatl Going abroad at
this time of the year, old chappie?" Second
swell ha-as' IN 30 AFRAID some girl VIII propose
W me- anu inBhVh % Apie 70 resist her. Ihey
teil me the custom Is not known In foreign
parts '-''udv'
The brewery of Bass, who has Just died in
his s6th year. covers 200 acres of ground, and
5000 people are employed in it. He was the
grandson OF the FOUNDER oil the brewery, ana was
local DeneiacIor, having pulit ohurehes con-
s'rueIed paths' ana endowed Tree library.
The William Penn pension, which has
lately been committed to $4,000 has been stand
ing SINCE 1890, when parliament voted that $4,000
year be paid forever to the heirs OF William Penn
as compensation for the loss of their proprietary
Hgnts III FshnSyNanla curing the revolutionary
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PAUL MoRPHY, of New Orleans onco SO
celebrated as q chess player, is only AS years old
but is a mental wreck He goes IN and down the
streets OF New Orleans. always neatly and sty.
lishly dressed, mutteripg incoherently TO him
self His insanity results from tho loss of u law
suit.
THE scandalous SUCCESS of Marie Colombier,s,
book sarah Barnum," has led an anonymousS
writer to publish a pamphlet entitled "Hana. 4
Judith, Lolo, ct Ciep the morals of which how.
ever are so atrociously indelicate that ali tho
printed copies which could be found have iustJ
been seized by judicial order
Mr.. FERDINAND WARDS downfall ia re.
gretted at Stamford Conn. on account of his lib
crafty TO local institutions Among other thipvz3
he subscribed $1,000 to the new PresbvterianI
church. 81 900 to the proposed soldiers monuments
81 900 to the Young Mems Christian assooiation.A
and 500 10 the Stamford Cornet hand
M GOO, nn9 appornVou ftAnoe "ihlah
The Journal de S. Petersburg, in referring to Prince
Williams visit to st. Petersburg, says: at is nor
merely courtesy, but testifes to the good rela- !
tions existing between Russia and Germany. 1t
is guarantee of many years secure friendship
between the two states"
"FATu % rarnarkad n nrop;.ino ,,orth
n mn ohio ,1ooi ratsar 81 -, $3.50
have onnosIt,on nretty soon y ..Eb - ro,nrnaS
the old gentleman with look OF alarm. Ear :
mer hayes Is going into the sheep business"
VINO told you so?' Nobody. heard him
talking TO friend this morning about introduce
Ing hydraulic rams on the farm,-Brooktyn Eagle.
IT is mean to try to make IL appear that
Mr. seney is n hypocrite because he was a liberal
Qiyer to good causes. He took his chances in rail.
road enterprises. putting his own money into
| them. When he believed he was rich he gave
literally, and those who put their money in with
| him thought well OF him. When he lost he could
| ut least say: what gave have, what spent =
had, what saved lost"
Mps sApAu RypANr NJ Morathor rort-
| ,ord oounty N " hos irs, oo,ahr.,,s ~.
hmndredth h,r,bIov In ,,o 80 rrosanoa ~ 49,.
savonty.s ave aussts sha hronabt on, her aro,ont
sninning, heaI ana snnn ,eSsro1 ga. ~ I,nar
thread yerv niceIv sha bos two donah,ora ,i,,,n,
oged so and ~ years Tho tota, aces IF ber ch;,"
| dren and grandtbildren who were nresent nj the
birthday festival is nearly 900 years.
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Up ,nsi p'oe n'e' ysai, ~ NJ: 20 nan oo
9Iato "uS' iiioiuuis nia y, Sio'o0' eEv1VOo'
i'e ma Az si'e euutis. H'iuS' "Nti ' eas Do
sOrls 'no ieS1 ooiieoton VI pnes IN Anicrica'
thefo 10 no p'ne sha, WIN III TINS ouiaIo 'nae
No nS hVS vi nis piaoe "uu ~ nios' vieofous
neaitn. ito nus spsaS N,vusalus Nnu 'n'us~hoS
Vi uonaIs W inaAe ms oo'leo'ion poiiec''
MR.. GABLE. the novelist, ia a real good
| man He had never been i'm a tbeater until last
winter. when In Boston. he was invited To 90 10
see Joe Jefferson. but he wouldn't consent until
after IL. had written to his family and sunday
school They returned word that they thought
going once would not be In any way perpicious.
| and might helm his work. So he went TO see tho
"pood ehild,s actor" Joe Jefferson, in erin Van
Winklen
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