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OBITUARY..
Death of Hon. James x. MorheRd OF
ylvania- OF his Life.

Death OF Hon. James *. MorheHd OF
Pennsylvania-slsetc OF his Life.
The death of Hon. James X. Morhead, of
Pittsburg, Penn, which occurred yesterday
at his residence after long Illness removes
from his native state one of its most active,
public spirited, useful, and popular citizens.
He was born in Central Pennsylvania in 1906,
but has since 1888 been identified with the
affairs of Western Pennsylvania, and actively
engaged in tho various manufacturing,
transporting and mining interests which
have made that region rich. For long Pc
Rod he has been one of tho foremost
men of the state, and he won unusual
credit as representative in congress of the
Pittsburg district for the ten years succeeding
1865. His public service covered the latter
half Of Mr., Buchannn's administration, tho
whole of Mr.. LiuCOln's and Of Mr. Johnson's
Daring his term he served on the great com
mittces Of the house-naval affairs, coln-
mcrcc, ana ways and means. He was faith
lu representative Of his people, and for the
last two congresses OF his service was nomi-
mated in ths face of his declination to run.
His support Of his country during the struggle
Of the rebellion was unwaverng, as his vote
in public life and his patriotic actions in
private life sufficiently attested.
Since his retirement from congress he de-
voted himself to private business, always
freely giving his time and means to tho sup
port of tho great charities which dot tho
city of his residence. He was kind, chart
table, generous gentleman, with the heart of
woman pulsatng in the frame ola stalwart
man. He died amid the sorrow OF his fellow
citizens, and will be buried with every mani
te5tation of tho affection of tho community
to whose interests he was always devoted,
He was devoted member Of the Presby-
terian church, and was frequently q repre-
sentative in its higher church courts.
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An Human,tari an View OF 1t.

IUHHVsIVUN NttOdEHtyFItT
The New York News is under the impress
sion that the democracy, to BIO consistent with
avowed honesty of purpose, is compelled to
tender the presidential nomination to Samuel
j. Tilden. In this connection it says "There
is not much hopo that Mr.. Tilden can BIO in
duced to bear the democratic standard in this
conflict. But it is not duty to an individual,
but to principle, that the national democracy
have to fulfill. The nomination belongs to
Mr.. Tilden; is it his right; he has prior
claim to it beyond the claims of any dem.
Ocrat that breathes in the land" Then there
is another ground upon which the nomina-
ton should be given to this skeleton in tho
democratic closet. that of humanity. Sammy
is old and descrepit almost ready to dio.
Would it not be more human to offer him as
a sacrifice than some younger man, who has
long years of usefulness before him yet. al
though he may be travelling the wrong road I?
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Smprenie Court.

The proceedings of tho United States SUI
premc court yesterday were us follows;
Henry s. sherman, of Cleveland, Ohio, was
admitted to practice,
No. s26. The Swift aud Courtney and
BeeGher company, appellant, VS.. the United
States. Argument concluded.
No. 0O3, Caroline A. Moores, plaintiff in
error VS., tho Citizens National Bank of
Piqua. Ohio. Argument commenced
Adionrnpl
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How Morrlson Is Being saerlfleed.

~ IWTITo VFVUt-I'tNFOUTVE'
It begins to look rs if Mr.. Morrison had
been put in the forefront of the battle on the
tariff question only that he might like an
other Uriah, be hurled down and trampled
upon for the benefit of somebody in the
rear--that is TO say, there are signs that
rival aspirants for the democratic presiden-
tial nomination coaxcd him to offer that
horizontal bin of his for the express purpose
of sitting down upon it, and thus eiminat-
ing the wind from his BOOM us it were.
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To all who arc suffering from tho errors and In.
dscrutious Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood 60, Will send u recipe that
will cure you igea OF charge. Tbs great remedy
was discovered by u missionary III South America,
send u seltaddr2ssed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
4, Inmau, Station D, New York CITY,
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@rrsunal Comfort.

TIME sHEDD BATHS, 0O3 = 81, NEAR
4 Ninthlrurksh, Russian, sulphur, and MCruu.
rial Baths given, with SKIN and experience. Manpu-
lgtur of q years experience NJ TINS establishment.
Single bath, Il; tickets for 80; Ia for go, Open
Sunday from Il, NJ, 10 y. m, aul7if
TSEFULFEEp ARE REQUISlTETO HEALTH
j and longevity hence the highest medical, sur
gCRl, judicial political, military and naval dlgnitares
of this country, Representatives Of leading foreign
rOVprumeutz, and other well known persOnRgeS
patr0nl2p DR. WHITES establishment l4l0 Pa.
av opposite WIZARDS Hotel Cqrns bunions dis
oased mills and other foot complaints treated. Fee
SIusittinM Established in Washington in 1851.
NEW TURKISH BATll ,(Dh BoNEES(
~ lAl7 q g., opposite Riggs House large pool
open sunday open nom So, M ny o30p' M satur-
dpv IL D. M. Baths, n; u Tickets, si,bO
APPS Or H. /" hONEE, electrician.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Or. f.. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREArMhNl a specific tor HyslCriP, Dizziness
Commissions Nervous headache, Mental Drpr,sS1un
Loss of Memory, SpermRtouhcea, lmp1telry, lnNo
untary Emissions, Premature Old Agc, caused oy
OVVr-eNcrtlOn, SELF abuse or OEer'luNuEthtc Whlch
leads TO misery, decay and DEATH one nos VIII cure
recent cases. Each box contains one uunths treat
mail prepaid, ON receipt Of price, We guNrlilc9HS
boxes 10 cure any case Win each ORDER received Oy
us Tor ak boxes uccomnaulel with - we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 70 return the
money lfthe treatment does NOT effect cure, huAr'
RntouB Issued by SrOrr Il CROMWELL, $50 Penn,
pylYnnla avenue, Washington, D.. C., wholesale ana
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w ANTED-
w PREMATURE BALDNESS
PREMATURE Badness.
PREMATURE BADNESS.
PREM ATTIRE RAInNESS

The process of loss of hair may take take place
either rapidly In the of weeks months or as
is generally the case the loss il slow and gradual
through period Of years. The hairs uirv commence
TO come ont at any period after prof., ~ although
badness does not ordinarily begin TO manifest itself
until the age of % or 80 years The scalp through
out the process appears 10 be healthy Al first only
few hairs come out from time 70 time and these are
replaced Immediately by shorter and finer growth
ofhar Later these; IN turn, are she'd and are sue
even these cease to appear, when complete badness
of certain portion Of the scalp In the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
that the hair fOllice still exists, and be made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women Of the present day Is really
surprising. Badness Is designated by the parts of the
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown Frontal Part,
and Temple Badness. The last two are much
dreaded by ladies. DIR. VAN DYCk positively cures
badness, Remember baldnesss durable so long the
hair follicles are not destroyed. DIR. VAN DNCk
Dermatologst, has perfected scientific capillary
in cases ofyears duration. lie can produce;a vlgor
GUS luxurious growth Of hair neyery case where the
harfollcles are not destroyed Noone should be bald
before 90. If your hair is getting thin, harsh dry
split. fhdsd, prematurely gray: e you are getting
or any hair Or scalp disease consult Dr.. VAN DSCK,
faction assured Hours a. m. to D. M; sundays,
0to2 Ifunable to call describe your case, and send
three STAMPS for
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Nnsintss q. bantss.

VXTASTED- AT PARTY WITH CAPI-
w tai To develop now and important mygnllon
Is OIt valuable for every city aud stOtp prinuugls
only. Address PROPRIETOR, Republican O2lan,
uuT-2t
M AN. MoEEH Mimi. Mq y soi On k24E ~
HANDY, ma0'0t
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@antto---8uonts.

ITO RENT-A DWELLING WITH A FEW
i acres attached, within two miles Of Washington,
N. w. preferred must have Mt least rooms he
side kitchen on LIST floor: good water; high and
healthy. Address GARVIN, care Letter Carrier
No. 49, giving location and price. 4-lO
THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Il for light housekeeping by couple without chill
drcn; references exchanged; terms must be reasona
Bile. Address, with particulars, M. W., Republican
Offico 40
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.Sor Etnt--S uusss.


VNARM OF 80 ACRES, WITH HOUSE OF 3
II rooms barn, large oak grove, fruit, spring, and
stream Apply Immediately at 3Ol0 NJ st., west
Washington 10Y
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mantro--- miscellaneous.
A DEPARTMENT CLERK WHO WILL
IA invest $500 (part CASH IN good business; full
particulars and reference. Address LORING, Re
publican Onice 5-7
A GOOD MARBLETOP CHAMBER SET OF
"A furniture. not much used; any one having such
can hear of q purchaser by addressing GOVERN
MENT CLERR, Republican Office. 5-S
VoUNG MEN TO GO TO TEXAS TO LEARN
l. stock raising fine saddle horses to ride, plenty
OF game, delightful climate; those with temperate
habits energy and other requisites make s35 900
IN sig years For further PARTICULARS address incos.
Ranch, Leon Springs, Bexar county. Texas.
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atOiral

FHO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN PAINLESS
L labor In all cases where deslred-A physician Of
more than twenty-five years experience and one
who 70, many years huS made this class Of cases
specially, promises immunity nom suffering by
mode Of harmless treatment he has prRvuCed Tor
years with absolute success. As this notice means
honorable business, none hut patients Of that class
desired For all further particulars, or for purpose
decentralization, which win no rcu, address Lock Box
oil, city postOiiice. First class city references
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Nnnr0inn.

TUNABLE BOARDERS BN WEEK or MONTH
L Persons can be accommodated wth,table board
81 1913 N ST. also meals sent out to order II desired
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for Salt.

OVER 300 FARMS IN WEST VIRGINIA, 200
~ of which are in shenandoah Valley, famous
for healthfulness and productivcness also 100000
acres of coal timber and craving lands at az to $40
per acre For descriptive circular; giving location.
W Va Can be seen Tor addrcssedl at sO4 st. until
the l 18th inst, $40
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EXTRA.
NDA MARCH 10.

MAT1NEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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SAFE Nrposit 6 umpam.

Satr elrpcslt Company.
Srcunrrv FROM Loss BY BURGLARY
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Of Washington, In its own building,
Cor Fifteenth street and New York avenue
Perpetual Charter, act OF Congress Jan. %, 1867
CAPITA 5000, 600
The Company Rents Safes inside Its Fire and Bur.
glnr Proof Vaults, at prices varying nom 80 to $50
per year, according TO Size and location. Rooms aud
Desks adjoining vaults provided for safe renters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENr
TlMELOCK,
Securities and NaluahG3 ofoVCry dissertation, in.
Guiding bonds and Stocks Plato, Jewelry, Deeds, &c.
taken for safekeeplng on special guarantee at the
lowest rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President
CiiAS @. GLOVER, Of Riggs &c Co., Vice President
u, LAW RASON kiGttN. Treasurer.
{, T., NNi-AN, Assist, Sec.
DIRECTORS
BENJAMIN r. Snyder, Charles @. Glover,
n. luWrNSOn RIGGS, Henry a. willard
Albert l., Sturevant, John L. Rodgers,
John q, PArlSe
-
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d1luntt0-GmuIopmeut.

EMPLOYMENT WITH A
4 dTessmakcr or In n private fhnily by young
girl who Ia n good dressmAker and understands sew
can OUlpn
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ENLORIDA LANDS-5,0 900 ACRES IN VOLUSIA
\ County, the orange belt; near water and rail-
road transportation; selected 30 years ago. JOHN
- TUCKER, Attorney, 1921 IT, 81
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New suits Filled.

Barbara Kanbo has begun suit against the
Insurance Company Of North America, of Penn
sylvania, and Francis M. Churchman for 81 ,000
which she claims is due her on account Of the
destruction Of her house, at Brightwood by
lightning and fire. She bought the property Of
Mr. Churchman, who transferred the insurance
to her, and on this account he Is made co-defend-
emit
Charles Buchanan has instituted proceedings
against George w. and Jane Ann Wesley, ask
ing 81 $3.50 for breach Of contract He alleges
that in 1873 he purchased certain lands in Craw-
ford county, H., from the defendants, who rep
resented that they were entirely free from in
cumbrance, whereas they had been sold for
taxes, and on this account he wants damages
William Rattan has brought suit againt Eme-
lea Franzwan for $4,000, which. he claims, is due
him on contract for building three houses for
the defendant
Henry S. Cunningham, who claims to have
been cheated in purchasing horse from Daniel
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"What Next9.


To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Jou rnal
In today issueof the accredited organ" of the
Acton Camp meeting Association, the following
appears under the heading Of Acton Camp"
An excursion train Of thirteen coaches brought
rather hard crowd from Cincinnati but, fortunately
the most part of it to this city and spent the
day. Going back at $50 last evening coach was
given up to drunken hoodums, and they made the
welkn ring with their yells and abuse of each other
The occupants of the first coach all less
intoxicated, and were as tough set came out
of the Queen City on Sunday excursion.
Before reaching Acton number of the excursion
money with which to purchase tickets to this place
from that point but the lad did not appear willing
carry out the contract and the aid Of the police had
to be invoked to make him refund.
gentleman whose name could not be learned but
who is said to reside Bates street. this city, had his
pocket picked at the grounds yesterday of 50 and
300 United States bond
Though the police upon the ground all day their
services not called into requisition the crowd
being quiet and orderly The police claim that the
attraction of base ball assists materially in keeping
away the rough elements,
This statement coming from a source which
will not be questioned, is respectfully commended,
without note or comment, to the attention Of the
reputable and order-loving Christian men and
women who are presumed to compose the Acton
Association, which association by its open gates
on Sunday makes possible excursion trains and
such occurrences as are above narrated. What
nextl LAW AND ORDER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 18.
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CAMPAIGN APPOINTMENTS.
Speeches To Be Made by Distinguished Ora.
tors in the Near Future.

I. The mass meeting at the Park Theater on
next Saturday night, which will be addressed by
Senator Harrison, promises to be a rousing
occasion.
A meeting Of the Eighteenth ward Republic
ans, at Mozart Hall, tonight, will be addressed
by Hon. Charles L. Holstein.
The appointment for Senator Harrison to
speak at Madison, on the Both instant, has
been Cancelled. and, instead, he will speak at
Connersville on that day Jim Wood, the Irish
miner, will make his first speech in the cam
paign on the same day at the same place. Among
the additional appointments that have been
made for speaking on the Both are th g following
Senator Charles L. Henry, at Marion; Thad. S.
Rollins, at Noblesville; w. S. Lingle, editor of
the Lafayette Courier, at Williamsport; Senator
j. j. Spann, at Danyille; Senator Robert Ora
ham, at Delphi.
John Gibbon, of Chicago, the Irish orator will
speak at Greencastle next Saturday evening.
Colonel John S. Wise, the noted Readiuster7-of
Virginia will be in Indiana only one week,
and the following are the appointments which
he will fill. At Lawrenceburg, on Thursday
Sept 4; Greencastle, Saturday, Sept. 6; Bloom
ington, Monday, Sept. s; Vincennes, Tuesday,
Sept 8: Evansville, Wednesday, Sept. 10, and
New Albany, Thursday, Sept IL
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what Chairman henderson win Get.

Eb Henderson, late of Martinsville, and
now chairman of the Democratic State central
laid aside the cares of state for time,
were engaged in scratch as-scratch-can game
of billiards, at the Bates House, last night Rice
was the better player but Henderson kept the
game even by judiciously counting up on the
string when his fat friend was not looking The
conversation drifted from caroms into politics
and James carelessly remarked: Mr. Hendricks
brought back with him list of 8, 100 offices for
Indiana Democrats to choose from, We had a
brief list before and Eb, here, was down fec the
Berlin mission, but he don't want that job nd we
have given him another.
What is it, asked the reporter. Post
master at Mahalasville, Indiana. was the reply.
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PBTTIS, BASSE7 { co.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


George H. Thomas Post g. A. R, will meet at
the post hall this evening at o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present
William 81. Lawrence, of Brightwood, was
fined $40 and costs, in the Criminal Court. yes
terday, for selling liquor on the Fourth of July.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Will
lam S. Carol and Mary A Sanders, Harry Pat
tison and Dora Lee Hoogland, Daniel Mcbride
and Alice Lyons.
The statement made yesterday that Mrs.
Tilby, who brought the suit in the Circuit Court
on Saturday, to set aside part of the proceed
ings in a divorce suit by her against Jesse @.
Rowe, was about to marry Rowe again, is a mis-
take.
The secretary of the Spencer County Board of
Bealth reports that there are four cases of small
pox at Richland The appearance of the disease
Is caused, it is sad by infected clothing worn by
patients last May, which had not been de-
stroyed.
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Base Ban News.

This afternoon, at the Seventh-street grounds,
the Indianapolis club will cross bats for the last
time here this season with the Columbus nine Me
Keen and Keenan, and Morris and Carroll viii do
the battery work and good game is assured.
A meeting of stockholders and directors was
held last night at the Grand Hotel, but as no
quorum was present nothing definite was done.
The question of removing OLeary's name from
the blacklist was brought up and a proposition
made which will no doubt be acceptable to both
parties, by which the differences between
OLeary and the club will be satisfactorily ad7
justed The matter will be finally determined
at the first full meeting, but it does not now
seem probable that he will again play ball with
the Indianapolis club.
The baseball editor is in receipt of the follow
ing:
Esteemed Sir-Base ball circles are all agog
over report that our admirable club is about
to be strengthened by the addition of a strong
player, of great skill and manly beauty, from
Sheboygan. If the report be true, let US have
the name of this new acquisition.
MANY SOLDIERS
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel English: D. L. Bishop, Meadville, Pa;
A. H Thomas, Fortville; L. NJ. Studevant, Sid
ney o.. A. B, Walter and wife, A. G. Daugherty,
Kokomo; w. R. Smipes Columbus; w. S.
Spears, Peoria.
Denison: A. g. Sharp, W. B. Cooley. John E.
Beall, WASHINGTON. D. G.; S. A. Wilson, Muncie;
j. w. Foutz and wife, New Castle; w. A.
Ahrens Chicago; A. K. Stills, Monon; A. J. Over
street, Spencer; L. A. Stillwagon, Detroit; R.
McKim, Madison; James Fl. Ellsworth, South
Bend; A. NJ Mozier Nation.
Bates House: w H. Wampler, Gosport; J.
E. Wampler, Cincinnati; JOS j. Sexton and wife,
Bloomfield; Horace E. Pugh Terre Haute;
Harry D. Gath, Louis Weille, Oxford; D. s..
Baumgartner Geo. M. Haskins, Cincinnati; j.
r. Howley, Richmond; Clara Conklin West
field; Mrs. Lee Hunt, Des Moines; T. e. Halls,
E. S. Kelly, Springfield; Milo James, Marshall,
Ill; T. L. Davis M. D., Evansville.
Grand: E. C. Miller, Lafayette; A. E. Now
len, Lawrenceburg; Frank E. Gavin, Greensburg;
A. B. Crompton, Delphi; B. Harris, Rushvine;
7. F. Garvin, Elkhart; VIM F. Henderson,
Dana; w. o. Elm and wife, Logansport; Mrs.
H A Rhodabaueh, Mrs. Q. A. Misner, FIT.
Wayne; A. NJ Atkinson, Wabash; F. M Ban
fell, Columbus; Seth Mitchell, Boston; J. P
Rice. TT. Madison, Ia; A. B. Diehl, Cincinnati;
T. A. Scott, New York; Robert J. Linton, Pitts
burg
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HAVE your shirts made at Parker's.
DIR. F. A. SMITH.
The Wonderful Magnetician His Treatment
of the Poor at Masonic Hall Yesterday.
punLIo srA1EMENrs on pATIENrs

PUBLIC STATEMENTS OF PATIENTS.
The treatment of the poor at Masonic Hall
yesterday morning by DR.. f. A. Smith, was a
success The entire audience was thoroughly
satisfied, and every one operated upon made
public statement of great relief Among those
treated were Mr.. ]. Knapton, of Anderson, Ind,
who, while working upon the State-house in this
city, so sprained his back by overlifting that for
several days he had been unable to walk He ex-
pressed entire relief, and stated to the audience
that he thought he was cured.
Mrs. j. Snyder, of ga Malott avenue, was treated
for deafness and expressed herself as satisfied Of
great improvement
James H. Price. Of the Cleveland Block, was
treated for erysipelas Of six years standing
Had had intensel pain most of the time; stated
after treatment all pain was gone and his
limbs were stronger than they had been in
years.
Joseph Bentz 80 Massachusetts avenue, great
trouble in back and spine, after treatment fel,
entire relief, and many others made like state
ments The public demonstrations win be con,
tinued every morning this week, from to {
o'clock, where the poor will be treated free Of
cost The doctors Office is located at 66i North
Pennsylvania street, where he will give treat
ment at reasonable charges.
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The zoo Theater.

At the Zoo last night there was the usual large
s'frstilightn house, and the performance pro-
voked much cheering and applause The olio
included the efforts of Mason and Cavana, orig
inal black-face performers; Lille Wood, taste
fully-dressed serio comic the Sissons, who, as
usual, made a hit; M E. Nibbe, who had four
calls; and Alice Gleason, an old-time favorite
The performance Concluded with John W. Ran
sone's well-known sensational play, ACROSS the
Atlantic, which was creditably presented. 1t
will be repeated every evening during the re-
mainder Of the week, with the usual matinees