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National Republican., 1885-06-10
Tho New Dls,Irc,l,c p,ner.

The commission appointed to open bids for
furnishing distinctive paper for United States
notes, national bank notes, and other securi.
'rrrasurt ytsttrIay; -RtItf II was HtrlUfed' by
the latter The cJmMlssiOn recommend that
the samples submitted by Ncssrs. Crane Il Co.
OF l2-pOund bank note paper. finished on both
sides, with a blue silk thread 80 placed therein
Or certificate, he adopted for national bank
noes, United states uuic'. and certificates; that
similar paper with ono or more blue silk threads
running through cg,'h sheet shall be adopted
except checks, drafts Gnd ftamps and that
pupvr OF similar character and finish not Cx-
ccclhg twelve pounds In weight, with either
blue SIX tlreLiug wafer marx to show upon
cuch be adopted lur the checks and drafts
The commission recommend that the seal ba
lnprlulgH upon notes, under the suDcrintund.
cnre OF the trrHUrCf, by employees OF the
bureau, transferred iOg that purpose.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

WAS the answer at once. And l do not
desire to say sny more, as fear 1t would
be offensive" This was said because the
President was evidently angry, ns shown
by tho manner Of his questions. The
gentleman and the senator Withdrew,
both somewhat disgusted. 1t is an open
secret that the Democrats OF North Caro-.
lima are badly split and very much dis
satisfied, and the indications arc that
II will not bo very long before Senator
Vance will join the company Of Senators
Eustis. Blackburn. and Beck in oppo.
sition 20 the administration which they
helped put in paw.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

FRANCE, as we'll as England, is deeply
impressed with the importance of in
creasing her naval strength, During the
present year the French government will
expend six million soven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in new ships of
war, Five ironclads Of ton thousand six
hundred tons and one Of seven thousand
two hundred IONS are in course of con-
struction. Five other powerful ships
have been launched aud are now rooeiv.
ing their armamcnts. In addition eight
second.oass ironcIads are being built the
smallest Of which has a displacement of
one thousand and Afty tons. Then there
are a number Of torpedo and dispatch
boats which swell the list.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

W. j. Mciorrigle, the defeated candidate for
the marshalship Of Chicago, did not look very
much disappointed as he Nrolod into vii
lHrd's lobby last night, ~ don't know Marsh ="
he said "but guess he will make q good mar.
shat / think that Mr. Morrison indorsed him
~ II general letter but ha was not indorsed by
the state central comnltLee don't know
anything about him, but am satisfied"
DO you regard the appointment as having
any political significance or ~ recognition
Of any distinct faction ofYoAr party"
mo, Marsh was an outsider, aud the Presi-
dent appointed him because he was not viii.
ing to tase sides In the light between Ihs can.
dlQalgs.'
National Republican., 1885-06-10

A young man who registered at Willard's
Monday evening aS "a, NJ, Stanley" was ar
rested by Private Detective McDovitt and
Lieut.. Arnold last night while he was seated
at u table III the dining room, lie was led out
of the hotel and on tho way TO the station he
attempted TO swallow large diamond which
he had I'm his hand. A sCuirie followed during
which Stanley was roughly handled. lie was
locked up at the fifth precinct station, where
he registered as Tom Jones" No charge was
placed against him, but II is understood that
Stanley or Jones Is wanted at Norfolk, Va, for
a diamond robbery The hotel officials dis.
clilmed all knowledge OF Mr. stanley or his
antecpdcnts II Is understood that he had not
ODpratpl in this Citv
National Republican., 1885-06-10

RicHNoSp, VA--N. Leonard, stationcr, 0oS
Main street, Is tho authorized agent Of The
NATIONAL RrpuBlICAS. lie will receive sub.
scripiions and deliver THE REPUBLICAN ut 80
cents per month.
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN arrives in Rich.
mond four hours IN advance of New York and
Philadelphia papers.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. I. Cox, stationor, cor.
ner OF King and Asaph streets, is the author.
lied agent for Alexandria Of THE NArlOSAL
REPUBLICAN. Parties desiring can have THE
REPUBLICAN, delivered at their residence every
morning by clock. Prico, 80 ccntsre month.
Leave orders for subscription with j. 4. Cox.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

GEN. WoLsELEY will be in London at
the end OF the month. He returns from
Egypt this time to meet very different
reception from that which was accorded
him when no came home flushed with the
easily won victories OF his frat Egyptian
campaign. There has been no glory for
English arms in any part of the soudau
business.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

Mr., Lcmuel Ergood, n prominent merchant
of this city, was married to Mrs. Lucy }. sey-
bolt ut tho Church of the Incarnation last
night. The church was crowded to It's utmost
capacity. Rev lr. Townsend perlormD d the
ceremony, and the ushCrs were Messrs, John
Cochran, q. h, Miligau, d. s. Baldwin, and
Frank Graham. Amer the wedding u rccep.
lon was held at the residence of the bride
Mr., aud Mrs Ergood received many handsome
presents, They went Immediately 10 their
new home at Mt. Pleasant,
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE Columbian University, since the
erection Of its now building, has entered
on career of marked and gratifying
prosperity. Yesterday It grad uated from
its law department about q hundred
young men, and the occasion was one of
great interest. The addresses of Presi.
dent yelling, Judge Wharton, and JUS
ticc Strong were happily conceived and
well received.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

SIR MICHAEL EDWARD HICKs.BEACH,
NJ. r., is not coward or he would not
propose an addition to the tea tax as a
substitute for increased duty on spirits.
We don't know of any American states
man who is bold enough to stand up in
Congress in advocacy of such q measure.
National Republican., 1885-06-10
Aniusenents.

Amusements.
AlBAUGH's-Fra Diavolo.
DINE MusEuM.-Trainod animals.
TnEArRE CoNiouE-Female Minstrols.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

ACCORDING to the learned Democratic
doctors the civil service law is an adjust
able arrangement to be fitted to the ex-
igencies of each recurring administration.
In this respect it is very much like the
constitution,
National Republican., 1885-06-10

A FEW days since prominent North
Carolina Democrat, in company with one
OF the senators from that state, called on
President Cleveland, After tho intro
duotion the President asked tho gentle
man what the feeling toward the admin
istrRtion was in his state. The answer
was, mir. President / must say frankly
that the Democrats Of North Carolina are
not satisfied oithor with the appointments
made or tho slowness with which Repub-
licau otlieo'holders arc removed" "Are
you wanting an ofiooY' said President
Cleveland. mo, sir" was the answer,
Are you iudOTsIpE aus oRer mo, sir"
National Republican., 1885-06-10

CAREFULLY collated statistics show he
yond question that q hundred Baltimore
Democrats can make more noise about
a thousand-dollar Office than could be
made by 1000 New Workers or Bostonians
National Republican., 1885-06-10
BOIRDING.
EDUCATIONAL.

MEDIA CApEMY-swITHIN q. SHORT
IhA lldge, a. Mf(HarYard College gradnato),
National Republican., 1885-06-10

No UdhmgioWan should tcarc he city icthom
oirpq an orlcr for THE REPUBLICAN, 10 bs mulisd
10 his mr. her dddrcss. Ebr The mdN "un Qf 80
ccpD p,r month you can receive THE DAILY RI.
ruBLlcAN, which tgiR Keep non posted on cray.
thing that iruspircs m Washington.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

PRoFANE literature has boon enriched
by disgruntled Illinois Democrats in
Washington to tho extent of seventeen
new swear words during the past two
dANh.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

MEXICAN cities are reportod to be in
just the condition required for Asiatic
cholera to show what IL can do, Some
of them indulge in Nespoltan luxury
of filth,
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE Iowa Greenbackers have taken the
field, and, as usual, hoistod the red flag
not of the commune, but Of the auctionecr.
Who is going to buy them up this time
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE rotentiality of the Hon. Lambert
Tree in the distribution of patronage is
not materially augmented by the prestige
of his recent defeat.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

MINISTER McLANE's address at the
Morton banquet was elegant, as became n
fine old Maryland gentleman.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE most popular law on the Maryland
statute book is that which prescribes the
lash for the wifo-boatcr.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

WARNER's silver proposition has caused
eruptiye commotion where it was in
tended to produce soothing calm.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE commencement exercises of tho
Washington High School yesterday were
creditabo in all respects to the gradual
ing class and their teachers.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

The coming removal OF A, saks & Co. to
their new building necessitates clearing of
stock to enable them to lit their future house
with everything fresh and good. The store of
this well'kuown firm at No, 3l6 and 3lS Sew.
enth street was thropged all day yesterday
with persons inspecting their stock. All Of
their goods are sold ~ reduced figures, ranging
from 10 per cent. TO 90 per cent
National Republican., 1885-06-10

THE extravaganza of the Mexican gov
ernment increases in proportion as its
finances become stringent and demoral-
lied.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

"GEN. GRANT is not MOcauley,' says
small-calibered critic. Very truo. If
he wero Macauley he would not be Grant,
National Republican., 1885-06-10

RtcHMosD, Va, like Chicago, ILL.,, has
4 Carter Harrison. To make tho coin
cdence duplex Richmond's Carter is ac-
National Republican., 1885-06-10

Mr.. RANpALL's man takes the superin'
tendency of tho Philadelphia mint as II
matter of course.
National Republican., 1885-06-10
Locnl MealcaI Pcnslon nonrhs.

The commissioner fpcnsions has appointed
two medical boards for the examination ofpen
sion claimants IN this city. The first board
which meets ut ll0s Il street is composed OF
Dir. Joshua o. Stanton, promoted from treas
" MarlniOn, treasurer vice Joshua o. Stanton
and Dr. Irving C. Rosse, secretary, vice l..
Tyler, transferred to the second board. The
latter, which meets NJ 1923 New York avenue
l.achlan Tyler, secretary, and Dr. john E.
Bracket, treasurer.
CoLns coughs, and incipient consumption
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, u remedy of
tilty years standing, known aud used all over
the world. Do yOurselfthe favor 10 give It a
trial. You Will be amply repaid.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

The chief of the bureau of statistics reports
that during the month of May there arrived
7967j psssengers-of whom G6,Q7l were immi-
grants; 4, 2d0 citizens Of the United States re.
turned from abroad 4 ib5 aliens not intOnding
to remain In the United States The number
of immigrants arrived during May, 1851. was
s25sl. The total number OF immigrants ar
rived from the principal foreign countries dur
ing the eleven months ending May n, was
GiS,la9 against 4si,2Oj as compared with the
same period OF the previous year,
National Republican., 1885-06-10
FOR RENT
BOOK AND Jon PRINTING.

err All property placed In my hands will be,
literally advertised without cost to owners.
National Republican., 1885-06-10

ORDER THE REPUBLICAN mailed 10 your sum.
mer address Only 90 cents II month, postage
LDLIlN
National Republican., 1885-06-10
lSUIMER RESORTS.
u
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,

on the crest of the Alleghonlcs, within tho
famous Glade Section, directly on tho line OF the
B. & o. No stage rides or buS transfers.
All Limited Express Trains stop.
with the new and unppral led flst schedule
on he Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad these lovely
twin resorts nrc beyond all comparison the most
advauiageuusly located, both n, TO train service
and surroundings, orHny east OF the Rockies.
l.puVC Washington after late break fast; arrive
ton alter lnto dinner; arrive ut Deer Park for
supper
Deer Park amer breakfast; arrive Mt Washington
for early dinner. Leave DOer Park after dinner;
arrive washington for carly supper Thern Is
Daily Trains Each Way
Il. * o. Lin ted for Chicago and the North
west, via Deer Park and Oakland. Leaves
Washington at 10 a. M. arriving IN Chicago
next morning at 500 H. M; quicker than any
other limited. b. " o. Limited for Cincinnati,
~. Louis, and the Southwest via Deer Park and
Oakland. Leaves Washington $3.50 y, M, az
rive Cincinnati 7'I5 M, four hours the quick
est: 81. Louis $50 y. m, an hour the quickest.
n " buffet, Sleeping, Parlor, Family Room,
and Day Coaches.
season opens June 30. No Flies, No Mosqui-
| beer Park and oaklnnd, the one being but six
! miles distant rom the other, with most charm.
manngcm ent Of MIR. w j. Walker, who in his
| two sensOns' management of Deer Park made
RindhS pthu.pstic friends of the glorious resort
! j. Walker, Queen city Hotel, Cumberland, Nd,
up to June 20, i3, and hiter that date either Deer
| Park or Oakland, Md
| TO location. Diagrams of lloOrs and rooms open
! at b. % q. Ticket Offices, go and 1851 PA ave
IN Ihe B i a. % & COMPANY mas SPARED no expense
! mountain resort Of the East and for the season
Of so the attract ns VIII be OF character not
| hitherto equaled and tho cuisine Of both houses
| unercellcd. The finest place for children In tho
| land. myB-mwfIe3U
| NyTE EST END HorEL,
National Republican., 1885-06-10
PERSON1L COuEORr.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID VNTN ENN NlT THUNs
A wNING MAKER-R q. NJ. BURTON.
IA 43I 9TH at n, W. Reception Canopies AMI
Decorations for rent AL klndI OF AHnlngL
Tents, and Flags made
robiMISSIoNER OF DEEDS-.JOHN H.
~ BEALL, 1All II st. II. w.-CommlssionerlJs
every state and Territory.
4 J.. KERVANn, 1919 PA, AV.--ENGRAV.
~ ing plate and 90 visiting cards 80 cts; 90
cards nOm same plate 40 cts 100 cards printed
nom plato 7o eta
NTACHINIsrs-F FoBsBERG u MURRAY.
INl 2lO 9Th ST. r. W,
HNRUNKS AND HARNESS-JAME 3.
Il TOPHAM, 1881 Pa. ave. NV
National Republican., 1885-06-10
ENCURSIONH.
STEAMER coRcoRAN EXCURSIONS. :

n - - =.
The owners Of the steamer w. w SCorcoran
have purchased and will assume the mnnagel
ment OF Marshall Hall. Daily morning oxcur1
slOns Will be glven especially for ladies and chil
dren. Absolute order will be preserved on tho
grounds; tho table furnished with ali the marked
Affords; lunches served, and ice, fruit, and miliI
steamer leaves every morning at 10 O'Clock,
returning at p. m.
Fare, 10 cents for round trip to Glymont and
Marshall Hall; children, o cents Ie3-tf ]
National Republican., 1885-06-10
LOST AND FOUND.

y oSr s.,...i,,y4, -,,isi - .-,Ss,pI a 700
IL X st N. W. a suitable reward will be
glyon for his return to the above Residence O-l2
r osT- SUNDAY LAST, BETwEEN
- Brooke Hotel Cabin John Bridge Rond)
and 10th AM q sis, about 500 In bills; liberal
Oflce O-l2
National Republican., 1885-06-10
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1885.

Entered at the Postonico AT washington, u. Co
fi5cCond.Class matter
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-24
a Administering Senator.

No matter how much noise prevails
nor how much business he has to think
about, or what annoyance needs cor
rection, Senator Brown always man
ages to slumber soundly for at least
eight or nine hours. Once, when al
most at deaths door, in Florida, dur
ing the Tilden canvass, he was in
formed by the landlord OF the hotel
that there was to be a dancing party
that night in the room beneath him.
The Senator assured the anxious Bonl-
face that he did not mind the racket.
He simply desired to know at what
hour the jig would begin. OF this he
was distinctly informed. About half
an hour in advance he warned his at
tendant not to disturb him unnecess2-
rily. Composing himself on his bed,
he vas soon in the land of Nod. Next
morning, when the landlord came
tremblingly to inquire if his eminent
guest We're dead or in danger of disco
luton, he found the Senator uncom-
monty cheerful for an invalid suffering
with pleuro- pneumonia in its most ma
lignant form In response to ques-
ton as to how he passed the night, the
Senator said: Il never slept better IN
my life. When | aWoke this morning,
[ had faint recollection of some tid-
ding and foot shuffiing, but that was
all This faculty of commanding
sleep is undoubtedly a secret of Sena
tor Browns extraordinary capacity
for work when required from day to
daY.-C0r augusta Chronicle.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-24
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

MIR. William III. Vanderbilt during
the last year has spent over $4,000
relieving old Staten Island friends of
his whose homes were about to be sold
on foreclosure of their mortgages
NeaO Hors Satn.
Mrs. General Custer is said to have
several times had the nape of her neck
and side line of the head taken in photo
graphs for admiring friends, who de-
clare it to be Of classic proportions,
rarely found except on sculptured
form
Mrs. Nancy Cutey, aged one hun
bred and five, the oldest woman in
Connecticut, is a negress, and was SO
small when she was born that she was
placed in a pewter teapot and the lid
closed. She has been brewing some
time. Hartford Coatrant.
David Conley, pioneer of Colo
RADIO, said on the night of November
4, in voice made hoarse by hurrah-
ing: ''All / have ever wanted to wait
for was the election of another Demo
cratic President. Now / am ready to
die His exposure that night brought
on pneumonia and, sure enough, he did
de-. Chicago Journal.
Maggie Mitchell is 81. Minnie Pal
mer %, Mary Anderson27, Biiou Heron
q, Ada Rehan "a, Alta Norman 20,
Mrs. John Drew 63, Ristori IS, Lydia
Thompson SO. Rose Eytinge -four times
married) 45. Effie Germon (six times
married) AZ, Mrs. BoNArs 80, Mrs.
Chanfrau 45, Kellogg AZ, Charlotte
Thompson Al, Patti A, Nilsson AZ,
Rose Wood SO, Eliza Weathersby SO,
Lolita Crabtree SO, Fanny Davenport
"a, Alice Harrison SO, and Miss Ellen
Terry is grandmother. N. I, Mail.
Frederick Archer, the celebrated
English jockey, now on visit to this
country, is twenty-eight years old,
slim, short, of quiet and Indifferent de-
meanOr, and dressed in black. He has
mounted more horses than any other
Englishman, and has won the Derby
three times and the st. Leger four
times. His father also was a jockey.
He says that Mr.. Pierre Lorillard' S
Iroquois is ''the noblest animal | ever
mounted, kind, gentle and winning.
When [ won the Derby with Iroquois
Mr.. Lorillard gave me five thou
sand dollars, which was quite unusual. )"
IN I. Herald.
George Gould, says a CORE
spondent acquainted with jays son,
sis one Of the incest young men in the
world. OF course he has not had much
chance yet, for he is only about twenty
three, and does not look over twenty;
but his father is pushing him ahead,
and when the old man is dead the boy
will make the name better one than
it is now. He has already been put
unto several boards of directors, and
even now he often sits at the head OF
the table as President of the West
ern Union and calls to order and pre-
sides over d board in which Russell
Sage and Sidney Dillon sit as Direct
ors. He is careful of himself, avoids
bad company. Albany journal.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-24
LITTLE NONSENSE.

"A mendicant approached q West
chester man on the cars the other day
and said: Dear sir, [ have lost my
leg. = to which the Westchester man re-
piled as he hurried away: MY dear
friend, I have not seen anything Of it. =
- Westclester Local NesrS.
.sYou forgot your umbrella this
morning and you were caught in q
heavy shower as You went to the bank, y
said the cashiers wife to her husband.
Yes, my dear. Didn't you feel
sorry?' mo, my dear; felt as if !
was on my way to party. : ITO a
party?' Eyes, my love; was going
TO the bank wet Boston Courier.
Nose Schaumburg dot schwal-
loWtail goat vas schoost splendid to 60
dot barty to, and make mashes dose
girls on. Customers'Y Yes, but one
Of the tails of the coat IS missing. y
Sehaumburg Never mind dot. For
dot tail What vas gone dot goat from,
I gives you for holdings bair of India
rubber oTershoes. Teas Sifttngs.
Miss Roseleaf (who is trying to
force a conversation What do you
suppose, Mr.. Van Noodle, makes our
hostess receptions so invariably stu
Did?r Mr.. Van Noodle 'AW, Weally.
[ haven't a. ghost of an ideaw. Miss
R.-ssAnd all the other gentlemen are
!. very much like you. Yes; that must
be the reason. Hdrrdrd Lqnpoon.
why, old man, you don't say
you're most ninety-eight, and was born
and lived in Virginia and never saw
George Washington. Feeble old
darkey-tDot am er fac, boss, Use an
homes ole man, an am too far gon' in
this worl' to tell er lie. 1 nebber seed
young George, but lor' sab, his poo
ole gran ladder an gran mudder yllse
to.think er' powerful sight Oh me. -
". Z. San
Old Lady Goodheart took up a
newspaper the other day, and upon
reading the caption Making Bessemer
Steel, she threw down the vile sheet
and exclaimed: I've no patience with
the papers any morei You can't find q
thing iii 'em that doesn't make your
blood bile. Now, don't s'pose that
Bessen1er had any notion Of stealth
but they went to work and made him
do it. My! my! what wicked world
this is. Yoaate2s Gazette.
PA, / read III the paper that an
other bank had closed its doors. What
does that nean?'' asked an Austin boy
OF his father. 1T means, my son, that
the cashier has run off with all the
money! But if they closed the doors
and the cashier returned and wanted
to put the money back where he got it
he eouldn get in, could he, PAP My
child, did not think it was possible for
aboy of your size to know so little
about cashiers. Teas St!ttiags.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-24
A Novel Advertising Scheme.

A leading manufacturer of pills in
London, says cablegram, has con-
ceiyed an advertising scheme which is as
novel and audacious as the most brilliant
flights of American genius in that d.
rection. He has forwarded to General
Wolseley, who is now marching toward
Khartoum, one thousand copies of a
hand-bill in which the virtues of his
pills are extolled in the highest terms.
Accompanying the hand-bills is the
manufacturer check for ESQ, which
he asks Lord Wolseley to award the
first soldier of his expedition who shall
reach General Gordon palace at Khar-
toum and shall paste ON its door a copy
of the hand-bill In his letter the en-
terprising pill-maker says his offer is
made from patriotic motives, and with
a desire to stimulate the soldiers to
reach and rescue General Gordon at
the earliest possible moment. He says
that he has sent a large number of the
hand-bills, so that each soldier in the
expedition can be furnished with d
copy, and thus have an even start in
the race. as far as he can provide for
it. His object in prescribing that the
bills shall be stuck on the palace door
is simply to show who is entitled to the
prize, and he adds that the name Of the
winner viii be published in every paper
in England, thus giving him undying
fame.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-24
A valuable DiscoyerY.

a graduate Of Yale College, DR.. Samuel
K. Cox, D. D., Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Washington, d. c., makes the
following official statement: To the
thousands whose systems instinctively
shrink from the use of Morphia and Opium,
and especially to mothers, who justly dread
the evil, and at times, fatal effects of these
dangerous drugs, the Red Star Cough Cure
must prove boon. 1t is not only entirely
free from all opiates, poisons, and emetics
"a thing which not one cough preparation
n ten can boastl, but it is altogether an
original and most happy combination Of
the best remedial agents, and is as HARM
less as it is effective. base this assertion
on careful analyses and numerous practical
tests-the latter in every case resulting in
a speedy cure.
The Charles A Vogeler Company, BaIti.
more, Maryland, are the Sole Owners and
Manufacturers of this valuable remedy.
The Head of the Baltimore Health Departs
ment, DR.. James A. Steuart, one of the
most eminent physicians in America, says:
" 1t supplants the Objectionable and harm
full features of other cough mixtures"