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MnraeiIIea nnd TnmInI&

Not since tho battle of Sgon hos =
dispatch beon telegrapheX anro.s e."
ocean 80 admirable in its .n".;,;on ,Jo, anS 'nS
so interesting iu its maj or as tbo account
of tho cholera at Maoi,,as snS n Toy,n.
published in tho Ne< yorh y;m"a @ 90 O roa
torday. In joSkno,istio ,o;nt or vio,v
don, th,so ~ sce of work that has been
to rcassuraT Tany years. aud it will tend
,ho ~ already meditating flight from
,ho.great cities should tho plague cross
ocean.
4The courageous correspondent who
FURNISHED this dispatch went through tho
cholcra-infeoted slums of Marseilles aud
Toulon, visited the cholera hospitals in
both cities, saw patients in various stages
of tho disease. oonversed with oil the
physicians, priests, and Intelligent oiti-
zcns from whom no could gain informa-
tion, and aftor he had seen and heard
the worst came to tho deliberate conclu-
sion that mo intelligent community of
well-ordered lives and well-mauagod
sewer pipes need havo an alarming fear
even when brought into close contact
with 1t (the cholera), to say nothing Of
getting into panic at n distance"
Tho sanitary condition Of tho neglected
quarters of Marseilles Is almost too bad
to be described, and 1t is in tho streets
where the wretched poor have their
homes that the plague prevails. Although
100000 people have left the city within
the present month, stranger entering
the city would scarcely know that he was
in the presence Of consuming epidemic.
Business is going on rs usual, and in the
principle streets aud squares fashion and
gayety disport themselves with their
accustomed freedom. To learn anything
about tho condition Of affairs tho visitor
must go to the quarters where poverty
and filth furnish food for the pestilence.
With here and there an exception, all
the victims of the disease, both in Mar
soilles and Toulon, are drawn from the
classes who dwell amid surroundings
that are almost sufficient to destroy life
oven in the absence Of epidemic disease.
For those who breathe pure air and eat
wholesome food there is comparative
immunity. 1t behooves every one then
to set his house in order. The munich
pal authorities in every town and city
should abate every nuisance that tends to
injure health, and each individual should
try and surround himself with the best
possible sanitary conditions. Where this
is done, the pestilence will find no lodg,
| ment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-28

tho two judges Of the supreme court
who are now candidates for recollection
imposed q fine of 5000 on Mr.. Hart,
editor of the Wheeling InteHigencer for
contempt, his ofiense being the publica-
tion Of an article charging that they had
attended democratic caucus at which
the annulling Of the tax-exemption law
was determined on. If the editor of the
Register allows his indignation to get tho
better of his discretion he may bo doalt
with as Mr.. Hart was for speaking dis
respectfully Of the court.
The Register announces that there will
be no bolt. 1t says that tho malignant
assaults made upon it by "a ring of
professional sorehoads and trickstors"
cannot drive it from its sturdy adherence
to democratic principles. Tho right of
fearless criticism, however, is reserved,
and Gov. Jackson and his friends wiz
no doubt, receive due attention dYinn
the campaign.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-28

THE West Virginia republican state
convention will meet at Parkcrsburg
Wednesday next. In view of the posi-
tion occupied by West Virginia in tho
presidential campaign, great deal of
interest attaches to the action taken by
this body. Some months ago ticket for
state officers was agreed upon between
representatives Of tho republican and
greenback parties aud this ticket will be
submitted to the convention for ratifca-
tion or rejection. The democratic party
ishopelessly divided on the etsx-cxemption
question, and has almost invited defeat by
putting in nomination for re- election two
judges of the supreme court whose extra
judicial connection with the tax question
,mado them exceedingly unpopular with
~, people. If the republican convention
puts a good ticket in tho field it will
almost certainly be elected in October.
an this will give Blaine and Logan q
mighty "boom," not only in West Vir-
ginia, but in all the states of the Union.
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"ALEc" CAMPBELL, the West Virginia
bully went around to tho Wheeling RsxsY
istcr Office at s o'clock in the morninsS~J'
whip the editor. Ho called atsfs ~,Is 70
because he knew the editoHtIF 'nS' hour
in. If ho had been in VI would not be
sire to maltreat the IN IN ms DC,
called later in thgsr 71i'or no "ou'u nave
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MONDAY. JULY %, 1884.

CAssIus NJ. CLAY, who loft the rcpub-
Hcan party with the Independents" of
1872, and has generally acted with the
democrats since that time, has mado up
his mind to vote for Blaine and Logan.
30 says tho Cincinnati Commercial Gdsettc.
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Mr.. DANA does not like Cleveland's
nomination now any better than no did
when it was made. Nominally as against
Blaine his paper is for Cleveland, but its
support is OF kind that must strike the
governor as being remarkably cold for
the season. Evidently Mr.. Dana docs not
intend to compromise tho position of the
Sun as leading democratic newspaper,
but at the same time he would not grieve
perceptibly if his party's candidate should
be defeated. In late issue the Sun in
effect says that If Butler concludes to be.
como candidate his support will be
drawn mainly from the democracy, and
generously concludes that Butler would
be moro likely to poll over two million
votes than q less figure. Then the Sur
seductively sets forth that it is great
honor to any man to receive the suifragos
of two million citizens of this great ro-
public, even if it is in cause whero de-
feat is hopeless from the outset. If this
is not an invitation to bold Benjamin to
come to tho front and demolish Cleve-
land appearances go for nothing.
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,ober 5mperance fanatics talk in
Hansyf -.ious oarnestness about carrying
-5l.asas and Maryland, and throwing tho
have as much chance of carrying either
of these states MS they have of winning
in Ohio and Indiana. The temperance
politicians cast ridicule upon their move
ment by such absurd predictions as these.
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Feninns Coming TO America.

PARIS, July 27.--The Fenlans in this city an.
nounce that James iLephenS exFenian head
ccnter, and Mr., Gallagher propose 10 visit
America for the the purpose Of advocating the
Irish cause there. II Is expected that tho Eng
lish authorities will demand the extraditlon
outrage,
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THE New York Sun gets of this vicious
hit at the fifteen philosophers of the Con-
cord summer school" who have read
papers on Emerson "a good deal is said
nowadays about tho Philosophy of the
Unconscious. This is the sort of philos-
ophy taught at Concord. 1t is the philos-
ophy of people who are unconscious that
they are making themselves ridiculous" !"
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jSPECI1L NOTICEs.

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= PosToFFIcE NOTICE.

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THE REPUBLICAN DURING THE SUMNER.

Nuy subscribers of TnE RErURLtCAN visiting
tne country, seaside or springs during tho sum.
nisI fs months can have the DAILY sent to them
AT the publication office
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REMlTTANCES,

HeinittnnceS other than by postnl money or
nsrs, bank drafts, or checks TO tho order Of tn @
Nnlonhl Republican Co., are extremely hazard.
snn@ ssn@ iosthEe stamps, money, and postal notes
hpuld never be spnt, aud II lost in Transmission
this oihco cannot be responsible therefor.
=, Entered ut the PostoiIice at Washington. D.
u, AS socon d.clGss matter.
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rINHE "DUDLEY ARMS" ATLANTIC
Il CITY, N. j,
Best situation, Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
positc Pacific; new house, with all modern i'm
provements; rooms large and airyi strictly first
class In all Its appointments.
Jc2S-2Bt MRS. A. II. HUTCHINSON.
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WdNTED-ROOBrS.
WANrED-MIscEnLANBo Us.

TTNO HlRE-A HORSE AND BUGGY OR
Il phaeton, ON reasonable terms, for themonth
ofAngust, Addre.s NJ. III. p, Republican Onlce.
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UANTED-HELP.

WY ANTE u ACQUAINTANCE OF A
w, party who can sell n iirsl-cass, low-priced
medical work. large commission. Also ngeuts
for other profitable publications of n reliable
house. Address w. IL. G., Republican Office.
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BUSINESS C4RDS.

rERS-HOLTzCLAw BROS, I2IB
~ Ohio ave-Fine Carpentering and Building
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"A 4 W. H. WHEArL1GY'S SONS, DYEHS.
"A lOBS Jefferson st., Georgetown Blankets
And livery coats to clean during July and August;
reduced ratcsto hotels and livery stables.
jyI-5-2m
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For RENT-ROOMS.

11.( q ST n. WA VERY PLEAS
a A 4 - ant suite of rooms unfurnished,
on "a hoor; also, two furnished rooms, suitable
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE MAN WHO WHO'RE An
~ anonymous letter and also called upon IA
Itvnhuiy clork i,tst week, send his name or
Office. ' HoP"pinnsss" ~
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BOOK IND JOB PRINTING.

Make speciality of Fine Printing
Sole Agents for the District of Columbia for f.
q. Farmer ~ co.'s Steel Plate Engravings for
Advertising Purposes, Menu Cards, business
Also Agents for the PANTAGRAPH CHEAP
BINDER, for Business Office and Counting
Room Stationery. This is q neat Hinder and
trial will convince any one Of ltd durability and
chenpness.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

c., en, - y.,,.- ,,,. --,-. -
1upt. saIlI9Iu W hellogg, olh cavalry, mas
peeil gtanlea ioa'e ior year, Win permission
W 30 uoroau'
plcants for appointment as siperintondents Of
The guns and ordnance stores intended for
the dls, ,,atch boat Dolphin are at the ,H1oklyn
navy yaIi, ready TO be placed on boasd oi th.l
vessel.
nh, -...,.-
,,, ne ciyIlian applicanis VINO recently parsed
inv rn,, r~e9u,,ea ~ eSalplnn.ion pvio,s poarn AZ =.
LOT, ,or. monroe ior hunlssl1n lnto tne army nave
p,c pecr appoin'eu secohu heu'ehahh py 'he
National Republican., 1884-10-31

Court IN General Tsrm--CiiJ Jaaics Cirtter
and justices Macarthur and JaBes.--In the
matter Of James u. shugruc; argument con.
cludcd aud cause submitted. Assignment for
TODAY unchanged with the exception OF 122
being added
Circuit t0Wt--,ti,sticc Hd0per Holt aud wife
VS. Burns verdict for plaintiff Assignment
Tot to-day 2 q, 4, o, 7,S,g, 10, II, ~, H.,
10, 10, n, ~, 70. 20, "a, -, aud ~.
Criminal CJHf-.iHdico UWic-Thomas Love.
ir,. assault appeal pleaded guilty; fined s.
aud costs Howard IIousbrOugh, larceny;
brought In on bench warrant. Assignment for
tO-dAy-PCtcr Banks, larceny from the person;
James Turner, hOusebroaking: Albert Foster,
larceny from the person. Angclctta Allen, lar.
Ceny; ]. o. Ross and Daniel Scanlon, assault.
FduNB COHH. .-JHstice CoE-tacksun VS..
Combs; time to take defendants testimony
limited to thirty days. Wabrldge vs. Wright;
order substituting H. Fcndall nv trustee. dun.
ton vs.. Hant2ingor; inCumbranoe of west u,
lot 3 reservation 10 authorized. Frohlich vs..
AbbDtti reference ordered 70 J. II. Taylor,
special auditor. Phelps VS.. Tippctt, auditors
report confirmed aud distribution ordered
Adams VS.. Luttroll; order appointing Mrs. Rose
Wallach guardian ad Item. Turnerw Turner
order appointing william A. Gordon trustee TO
convey Herbert VS.. Williams: demurrer slts.
tnined Osborn Va. Gheen reference 10 the
auditor ordered. Hosmor vs. Washington
Brick Machine company; demurrer overrulcd
and pro confesso set aside. Obold vs.. Rutin;
restraining order granted returnable Nov. 8,
loSl Assignment for to-day unchanged.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
LOCAL BRIEFLETs.

Joseph T. Barnes, of l20s Fifth street, has
reported that there was stolen from his trunk
some time on Monday, $40 In cash.
The Knights of s, Augustine, No. /, gave
Congress hall, Capitol hin, last night
Mrs Ella Martin, of 9O7 NJ street. has re.
ported that there WAS stolen from her room
yesterday morning one pair OF solitaire ear.
rings valued at SlOJ.
Agnes Obold, by a chancery suit, asks that
( II. ID. Rulhn be restrained from breaking into
a party wall between lots IA and 10, suuafe 73i
unless the value thereof is paid
Mr.. william Dickson, who Is confidential
correspondent of Hon, John Kelly. of New
York, Is said to have recently refused bet of
SO that New York VIII be carried by Blaine
John sullivan, a white man, was arrested by
Officer Byrnes yesterday for stealing some
articles from solomon SChromberg, who keeps
II secondhand clothing store on ID street, near
Ninth street.
The beautiful terraces and flower beds on
the north and south sides of the capitol are
| RAPIDLY nearing completion, and when fin
ishod will add greatly to the appearance of
the building aud grounds.
The last opportunity which New York state
voters will have to get reduced rates of trans.
pOrtatiOu will be this afternoon from d 10 \
o'clock, at the association rooms No $50 Il
street, Amer the lastlamed hour the rooms
Will he closed.
Mr, Jacob Childs yesterday morning found
u dead culOrod male infant on the lot between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth aud ID and i
streets northeast, and turned II over to Onicor
Clinton who had II conveyed to the eighth
precinct station house
In response to the complaint of Mr.Johannes
Watson IN reference TO certain matters In con.
nec,on with the superintendent OF public
schools, IN, commissioners have replied that
they do not consider that any result would at.
tcnd an inquiry into occurrences of four ycars
ago, to which the complaint referg.
Last "Wednesday evening large number of
friends met ut No. il9 First street southeast to
bid Rev q. W. Usher goOd-hy. Many valuable
presents and handsome sum of money were
presented tO him. Rev. Mr. Usher for the pllst
two years was pastor Of Israel G. NJ. H. church,
where he labOred very successfully, lie leit
take charge OF the Leigh Street Y, NJ. L. church,
National Republican., 1884-10-31
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Paymaster George II. Read, U. S. n, is at
| the Ebbitt house from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Rowland of Toledo, Ohio
are guests at the Ebbitt for a few days.
| Mcssrs j. s. Henly and j. c. Gordon of New
| York; +. NJ. Hudson and J. @. Denis, New Or
leans; Mrs, Ford, San Francisco, are ut the
| Arlington hotel.
Lieut. Comd'r George r. Durand and Lieut..
| Comd'r W. G. McGowan, U. S. NJ, arrived at
the Ebbltt house on the late train last night
| from New York.
Messrs. J. II, IIendon and n. 8 Harrison, OF
| Maryland; !. Clelland Burns Miss Jean
! Burns, aud Miss Grace Burns, Scotland, were
at Wormlcy's yesterday,
Mrs. DR.. J. II. Chiffon Edwin r. Chiffon,
| New York; Albert Lord. Portland, Me-, John
| f. Rlslpy, New York; plando de Castrorslde,
iavanai Juan Pastorin, Madrid, are at the
| Hamilton,
Robert A. stevens, New York II. 7, Otter
man aud wife, Philadelphia; George Il. Wood.
berry, Frank Parker, Beverly, Mass; W, IL,
Il;;ansstoRR, hlelawgr,ei + Randall, North Caro-
Eustis, New York, are at the st, James.
Jerry Brill and family, Lake City; r. d.
| Shugert and wife, Berryylllc, Va, J. NJ. shu.
| CERT, CharestOwn, w Va; Charles Brown,
! Philadelphia Jacob LANDS, New York; W. B.
| Self and Wife Maryland; 4. H. Bancroft
Chesterfield, Mass; JOS Moore, Philadelphia
S, w, Shaw, McKeesport, Pa, arc at the Ire.
mont
c, L. Torrance and IL. j, Trlnk Massachu.
sets; W, i. G, Kenyon and w. IL. Mason, Bal.
tmore' George Batly and Mrs, Bailly, New
Dayton, Ohio; Charles A. Ashburner Phila,
/ dulphia; Mr.. s. De We're, University of Vir.
glnia, and W. y. Nelson, Trenton, are at WI.
| lard's,
Hamilton smith, Jr,, and S, D. Cozzens New
York j. 5, Sims, Atlanta; Mrs Frank A. Rob.
bins and Miss VI, L. knight, Belmont, Mass.
| Lawrence Lewis jr,, and wife philade plia;
| q, W Mcclure, and wife. COryuuu, ky.; George
| K, White, Miss NJ, Il. White and Mrs. f. Il.
| Bradbury, Boston; Il. A. Uiarlngcr, IIagcrs.
| town, aud :. e. lluntley, Montana arrived at
the Riggs house yesterday,
Albert French Cincinnnti s. q. Kane and
| A. Dali, Cleyelandi l., G, Clayton, revenue ml'
rine; Il, II, CamHlier, LCOnardtOWn, Nd; u. l..
| Hewitt aud wife Mrs. Sue r. Franz aud John
! \. Wilmer, Philndelphini f. Is, Drees aud wife,
Ncnia, ohio; DIR, Berg Lee and family, Phila.
| dclphiu; W, ii. Frshiu aud WIFE, boston, aud
Alfred Hicks and family Piltsburg, were
among the arrivals at tho Ebbitt house yes,
terday
Henry !, Rogers, New York; Charles X
Gray, T. u, Goodman, Providence, Il. l.; W,
| X, l'OStOn, Memphis; George lllbroOk, Bos'
ton; Marshall McGllllam, Richmond; ". E
/ ChisOlm, baltimore; Charles ". trulokshank
/ Mrs r, llll, Miss NJ, lin, GeOrgni Dr. W. w.
| Babbitt and wife, Raleigh, ~ c.; Robert Col,
vilo and VILE. New York J., Taylor, V. r.
Taylor Portland, Mel T., NJ llulott and son
kunsasi H. Il. Richardson, New York; II. l.
PosIley, New York, are aI the Metropolitan.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
The Lecture ON CASTELAR,.

Col. Armstrong delivers this evening the
third of his series Of lectures at willard hall
The subject is CASTELAR,. This lecture should
be ofspecial interest to Americans. Not only
was CASTELAR, the republican patriot aud the
best representative Of new spain. but he is the
representative OF that kind of republic adj.
vocated by Washington, Jay, Morris, and Ham.
ilton-a national republic, not n loose aggre.
gate OF neutrality-suspicious. states, such ns was
onr own old confederation, but was In favor OF
the establishment of republic such as is our
own as at present constituted and recognized
In addition to this CASTELAR, Is notoriousy the
greatest orator of modern times. Mr.. Arm.
strong's lecture on him has been pronounced
by competent critics to be worthy Of his sub.
tnni
National Republican., 1884-10-31
Deeds Filled for Record Yesterday.

18th st., west side but. X and S sts. n. W., part
of lot l3 in So lil Patrick II. Coffee TO Sam
uel Maddox, 81 600,
p st., south side bet. n. J.avc. and 9th st. n. W.
sublot %, So, jll, Junius Simons to Edward
Simons et al., trustees, SO
eth ST., southeast corner North l. st., sublot,
2l, -, - -. aud -, In so. $50, Morris Keim
to Brainard II. Warner, sDjS.0S.
East Capitol st., north side, bet. LIST and ID sts
port of lot 10, sq. 72s, Nehemiah G. OrdwaS
to j. b. Gregg Gusts, $3.50.
X st., north side, at intersection Of N. II. ave.
subot II, 81. l5S, Thomas |. Fisher to Regi
maid Fcndall, Si,S7i.
X st., Oh southwest corner 18th st. n. W., sub
lots l'iS, l3p, and liO, in 50. l55, and on norll
side of torcoran St., bet. ~ II. ave. and l3tl
ST., suhlots lOi, l0i, l0d, ana lO7, same square
John B. Alley to Olivia &. K. Race IS, 5l5.