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National Republican., 1885-05-22


Prince JEROME NAPOLEON (Plon Plon) is i'll,
vlCroR HuGo's condition was unchanged
yesterday.
Mr.. GEORGE BANCROFT will go to Newport
about the LIST Of June.
SECRETARY WHITNEY contcmplates visiting
the eastern navy yard next week.
Gen. MERRETT ex-consul general at London,
will visit tho continent before returning to tho
United states.
GEN. JAMES MCDONALD, secretary Of state Of
Virginia, arrived In the city last night and is
stopping at the Metropolitan,
GEN. LOGAN has received congratulatory
| kilograms from all parts OF the country, and
from Mugwumps as well as Republicans
THOMAS H. BURNS of Washington was yes
terday elected secretary of the Catholic Young
| Mems National Union at the session at New
ark, n. j.
J. II. PATTON, of South Carolina; X. l.,
Carney, Of Wisconsin, and J, W. Clinton, OF
| New York. have been admitted TO the naval
academy as cadets
| SECRETARY BAYARD has not yet determined
| whether no can deliver au address upon
! "ThomGs Jefferson" at the State University at
I Columbia, rs he has been invited 10 do.
/ BY direction of the Secretary of War leave Of
| absence for four months from June is granted
Post Chaplain David Wills, formerly pastor oI
the Western Presbyterian Church in this city.
A PORTRAIT OF Capt Jack PerclYal, known
rs "Mud jack Perclval, was presented to the
Secretary Of the Navy yesterday by Mrs
Nicholson. to DO hung in the Navy Depart
mout. Capt Perciyal died Ia 1864.
REV. On. SUNDERLAND has left tho city fol
about ten days Last evening he hud arrived
at Catskill, n. y, where he will remain until
Saturday, when he will go TO Orange, n. j., "a
mlGll an old engagement 10 exchange pulpitI
with Rev Dr. Henry storrs,
REAR ADMIRAL JoHN H. UPsHUR will b,
transferred to the retired list from June /, Iii
retirement will promote Commodore ]. c. p.
de Kraft to be rear admiral, Capt. George +
Belkuap to be commodore, Commander Al
bert Kautz to be captain, Lieutenant Com
mandcr b. r. LGmberiOn to be commander
and Lieut. WIN. W, Reislnger to be lieutenan
commander .....
DAMEL DoUGHERTY, the "slyertongued
orator" never showed TO better advantage
than the other day, when he appeared II
court the champion Of n tlmid little Irish
woman who had been swindled by her hoard
ing-houso keepers Never was an elegun
cavalier more polite and gentle 10 the grandes
lady OF the land than was the Philadelphia
lawyer to the poor little woman.
A CAREFUL study Of Col Daniel Lamont.
case develops the stNrtling fact that that am
dblo fcntloman's illness dates back to th
historic April time when he smoked one {
Andy Wolch's Yorkyille cigars in the cas-
boudoir Of the white house Wherever And
Weloh's cigars went last month they left b,
hind them dismal black trail Of pestilenc
and mortality four feet wide and eight fec
deep. -Giiogg0 NepG
National Republican., 1885-05-22

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBIICAN The Treas
ury Department, which seems to be taking the
initiative In the sO-Caled reform" movement
OF the administration, is rather OVERRIDING
things, aud It's present course is not unlikely
TO Cut both ways.
It would seem TO be much the more manly
and straightforward course 10 turn the ras'
calls out as originally threatened even in
defiance Of law, than 10 make their position in
Office 50 uncomfortable by acts Ol petty mean
ness that they shall wish themselves out. But
this latter seems TO be the policy pursued. The
Obvious motive of the many recent cdlcts of the
Secretary seem 10 be TO restrict the reasonable
comforts and privileges OF the treasury em.
plOyoS rather than to subSerye any useful
! public purpose. His latest effort caps the eli.
max. Public sentiment and common hui
manity, as well Us congressional enactment,
| had decided the government drudge entitled
| 10 his thirty days annual leave. The new
| Secretary, after due consideration OF the
| "COns' rather than OF the pros Of this prop
ositlOn, 1t last grudgingly announced his in
| tCutlon of continuing privilege which dates
| back 10 the very infancy OF tie republic.
| What unparalleled liberality What whole
| sOued generosity His circular of the
| llth instant, however, indicates fear
on his part lest somebody might
! suspect him of covert intention ol
| showing himself agreeable and humane, so he
! virtually Hullihos his previous consent by pre-
| venting the employe, tot AZ least one season
| from having respite nom duty az the only
| time when he would naturally desire II OF
when 1t would afford him opportunity either
| for recreation or reCuperatlon,
| Docs the secretary suppose such course
! likely TO increase either the popularity OF the
! administration or the efficiency Of his depart
/ nent2 Does he forget that his 5000 or 400
I suhOrdnatcs represent as mauy different local.
/ ties and exert Il more or less decided influence
throughout the length and breadth OF TIN
! land Is he aware, moreover, that his blows
aimed at the Republican clerk, fall with cqull
discomfort upon the Democrats who are com
lug in, In equal numbers under civil service
rules? Did the Secretary over hear of
golden rule" Or in this instance, apply 1t
principles? Sl1lrATHllER'
National Republican., 1885-05-22
MARRIAGES ABROAD.

Important Notifications OF the In
struciions to American Diplomats
Upon international Comfy.
The Department of State has modified
the instructions sent by 1t to its diplo-
matte representatives abroad. 1t was
maintained in the former instructions
that the children born abroad to Ameri-
can citizens were subject, when in tho
country Of their birth, to such allegiance
ns tho country imposed upon them. 1t is
now maintained, in conformity with tho
present tendency yofinternational law, that
such children inherit their fathers cii-
zonship as we'll as his domicile. 1t was
maintained that declaration of intention
by .ltself does not confer citizenship. This
is considered true as to citizenship in its
full sense. But it is now maintained that
whom there is domicilo in the United
States residence with intention to remain
permanently this by itself, even without
a declaration of intention, confers a title
| to government protection as to all rights
which are given by the law Of nations to
| domicile. In other words, as by the law
oil nations personal status as to legiti-
macy, to guardianship, to marriage, and
| W uSSNoub VI ls W
domicile, the status thus conferred will be
recognized and supported by the diplo.
matte representatives Of the United States
II had been previously declared that
the act of Congress, validating all mar
riages performed before consul abroad
by parties entitled to marry by the law
of the District OF Columbia. applies to al
marriages abroad by citizens of tn,
United States. 1t Is now held, in accord
apce with the rulings of the courts, tina
this statute applies only to the marriage
Of persons domiciled in tho District o
Columbia or in the territories. Thi
brings the instructions to consuls AM
diplomatic representatives abroad II
harmony with the present adjudication
of the courts, both at home and abroad
1t relieves marriages abroad from the nc
strictions supposed to be imposed by tn
statute of the District of Columbia, an
the solemnization of such marriages
made to depend on the law of the countr.
of solemnization. But the restrictions q
the law of the country of solomuizatio
are held not to apply when such countr
is semi. mi.civilized. or when, as is now gen
orally the case on the continent {
Europe. the law OF such country does nc
by its own limitations apply to the MAJ
riages of foreigners. In such cases TIL
law governing the marriages abroad {
American citizens domiciled in a pa
ticular state is the law of such state.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

Oh, tell me not of the budding bay,
Nor the yew by the new made grave
Aud wait lno not in spirit away
Where tho sOrrOwlng willows wave;
Let the Shag,bark walnut blend It's shade
With the elm on the verdant lea
But let as HE TO the distant glade
Where blossoms the lambert tree.
The maple reeks with a toothsomo sap
That hUyOrs the brown buCkwheat,
And the OAK drops down into earth's green lap
Her fruit for the swine TO eat
But the lambert tree has grander scope
In It's home on the distant Wold
For the sap Of the lambert tree Is soap,
And is beautiful fruit is gold
So sing no song Of the futile fir
No song of the tranquil teak,
Nor the chestnut tree, with It's bristling burr,
or the pawpHw OF POsey creek
But III my soul with heavenly calm
Aud bring sweet dreams 10 me
By siugng psalm of the Itching palm
And The bl0ssoming lambert tree.
-Eugshe Iieid IN Chicago NGlDs.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

lish case of active, designed, and in
tended fraud on tho part of the defend
ants Judge Potter also declares that
"ective, premeditated fraud" was CLEARLY
established" II is the opinion of the Tri.
blms that If this Is the same George V. n.
l.othrop who has been appointed to the
Russian mission his case will be carefully
considered by tho Senate. II Is but jus.
tico, however. to the now minister to re.
member his exceptionally high standing
with all parties in his own city aud state.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

EnITOR NATgoNAL REPUBLICAN: Seeing sew
eral letters and articles in TnE REPUBLICAN
about the pollution Of the water At Great
Falls" could not resist writing to you in the
hope that this will aid in inducing the au-
thOriucs 10 remedy this nuisance as soon RS
possible. vast amount Of Nlth enters by
the sluce-Way In minute, particles into the
river from the canal Thisiinds It's way " tho
conduit mouth. Gen. BOyntOn Ia perfectly
iuBtiilablp, think, in all that he says Water
is tho chief sustAincr OF life and Il that ia pol
lutpd the whole system 10 contunlnNtcd, The
way to remedy this is simple. IL Is 10 have a
slulce-way u carry the lsh from the canal IN
a different direction. over 2OOOOO people are
ConCerned In this thIng. II, NJ.
National Republican., 1885-05-22
The Enemr Of pnhlln schnnls.

Hon. Zach Montgomery, who Is TO be ap-
pointed assistant attorney general for the In
terror Department, expects to be sworn in on
Monday ncxL 1t IL said that the Attorney
General and Secretary Lamar have agreed TO
push tho appointment IN spite OF what Mr..
Montgomery Is alleged TO have said, MIR. Mont.
gomery is quoted as saying that he did not see
any occasion 10 reiraet any part OF the objec'
tlunaDle pamphlets.
National Republican., 1885-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


ALBAIGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
The light operas are meeting with good
patronage at this house, and the management
is much encouraged at the success Of the ven
ture. The attendance has not only been good
but increasing giving evidence of the growing
popularity OF both the company and the enter.
iainment, Next week "1he Merry War will
be given with the same degree of excellence
as has characterized those heretofore given.
The box sheet for reserved seats is now open
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
The Dora Wiley opera company will Close
its engagement at this theater tomorrow
night, and n noyel--at the same time instruct
i've and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will take
their place. Coups trained and educated
stations will occupy the stage aud show the
public to what state of understanding dumt
animals can be brought. It is said that they
can do most everything but talk aud know
every word spoken 10 them. A school of ami
mails Is always interesting but adding thC
novelty of seeing them on II theatrical stage
makes the entertainment doubly So
National Republican., 1885-05-22

II tho New York Democrats had votes
enough OF their own to carry tho state
they would face the coming campaign
with some degree of eheerfulness Being
dependent on Mugwumps, tho leaders are
unable TO adopt policy calculated to
enthuse their own orthodox brethren
National Republican., 1885-05-22

The Critic is entirely mistaken whom it
says;
The investigations that have been made into
the condition Of the Potomac river At Great
Fails and thereobouts demonstrate that the
stories OF It's terrible pollution and unhtnoss
for use were wholly uuwarrantcd.
With tho same statement of facts before
IL tho Star says;
II the published report OF tho conclusions
reached by Commissioners Lydcckcr and West
on the subject Of the pollution Of Potomac
wator at Great Falls, after personal inspection
vi the premises, be correct, then 1t must be
said that those officials have utterly failed TO
grasp tho gravity OF the situation. 1t appears
that they were able to discern the wastc.weir
ofthc canal which pours n continual polluted
stream into the river Just above tho conduit
mouth. but the Inference from the report ot
their observations is that as II does not pour
a considerable volume" Of filthy water into
tho Potomac It is absurd to make fuss
about 1t.
On tho theory Of this "investigation" a
small amount of filth is Of no consequence.
So long as water can be swallowed with.
out mastieation we suppose it's all right.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

IT is perfectly proper in all respects to
give the Dolphin another trial, for the
simpo reason that tho trials already had
have bocn interrupted by accidents to
which new machinery, under high steam
pressure, is always Liable. As yet the
Navy Department. has no proof that tho
vessel is not what tho contract calls for.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

The orders on corporation stores, in
which many Of the southern working
men are paid for their labor, have a buy
ing capacity somewhat like that of con-
federate notes in 1854.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

IT is conceded that the firing of salute
at o'clock in the morning was IN un-
usual occurrence, but then it should be
remembered that Logan's victory was al
together out of tho usual course Of events.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

If the administration could be induced
TO rely less on itself and more in the wis
dom of our local Democratic associations,
the clouds that hang darkly over its
future would speedily give place to
cheerful sunlight.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THE ultimatum of the protective Dem
ocrats is the craftsmanship of the ways
and means committee for Mr.. Randall.
They are not unwilling that Mr. Morri-
son should have tho chairmanship Of the
committee on ventilation and acoustics.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

one of IndiauA's numerous Democratic
township statesmen appears to have mad Q
trip to Washington for tho purpose of
denying that there is any such thing as
unfriendliness between Mr.. Hendricks
and Mr.. Mcdonald. The denial was un-
necessary, Mr.. Mcdonald has loved Mr..
Hendricks and has known that Mr. Hen.
bricks loved him since Mr.. Hendricks
having gone to Chicago as the next friend
of Mr.. Mcdonald, was discovered in a
secret caucus gotten up for the solo pur-
pose of putting Mcdonald out of tho way
to make room for Hen bricks boom.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

NOT one of the allegations in relation
to the water supply made by THE RE.
PUBLICAN and confirmed by Gen. Boyn-
ton is even attempted to be disproved by
either of the two organs Of the District
government.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

As ONE means Of creating vacancies
Secretary Manning is trying to make the
treasury clerks as uncomfortable as possi-
bio. One OF his recent general orders
practically cuts OFF the usual leave of abb.
sence for this year.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THE administration finds it impossible
to satisfy the Mugwumps without dis
gusting the Democrats, and equally i'm
possible to conciliate the Democrats
without repelling the Mugwumps.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

The Mugwumpiau intellect is begin
ming to be percolated by a faint sus-
picion that the reappointment of Pearson
is rather limited compensation for inesti-
mable services in the presidential cam.
noiun
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THE "rascals" who ought to be turned
out" first are those Republicans who, in
the hope of promoting their own interests,
srel helping Messrs. Manning and Higgins
find pretexts for discharges.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THERE are too many localities in the
south where it is as easy to convict any
colored person charged with crime as it
is to secure tho conviction OF an alleged
dynamitor in London.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

No, POOR Bob Odlum WAS not a "fooW
nora crank, ;" but brave, honest, kindly
hearted man who desired fame or uoto-
ricty for a legitimate purpose-that it
might help him in his business. He had
reason to believe that he could safely per-
form the feat which cost his lIfo, for he
had dared other feats almost as dangerous.
Led on, step by step, by the fascination OF
aquatic exploits, he met his death. lie
had saved many other lives, his own he
could not save. He deserves no sneers.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

DESPITE the wholesome novel influence
of a great and good reform Democratic
administration, o regular tidal wave of
crime has been surging over the continent
for the last forty days.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THE fact that Democrats prefer rye to
any other cereal is not sufficient reason
for attributing the shortness Of the wheat
crop to the model Democratic admins.
tration.
National Republican., 1885-05-22
THE CELEDRArED
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The Strongest and Best Known 10 tho Trade.
"a l.. A NIhlIln

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The Strongest and Best known 10 the Trade
ii. j.. CRAWFORD,
Sole AGENT for District of Columbia,
Office 1AlS \ street ". W.
Warehouse, II. L. Biscoe's Wharf, foot ofrenth
orders promptly Alled and deliveries made to
any part Of the city. -
N' PAVEM ENTS,
oRANOIITUIC ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTuM, NEuCHApEL MAsrlC
Streets, Sidewalks, STABLES, Basement and Cc
lar FLOORS or wherever Solid, smooth, and
Durable Pavement or Floor is required.
orders promptly attended 20, and All Work
Guaranteed for the Term natt,t, 2t ilNo years
All representations that tho above work, as
now periormOdby me, isUn infringement Of any
rights ot Others or that any court has so held,
Is sincOTrect
/ guarantee all patrons OF my work against
- II. H. CRAWFORD,
No l4lS Est n, W.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

ONE of the most pleasing events Of the
times is the opening of the Confederate
Soldiers Home near Richmond. 1t is
especially gratifying to the veterans OF
the Union armies.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

At tho session Of the Wales court martial
yesterday several more vouchers from the
fourth auditors Office were produced. The OBJ
eclOus made by tine defense tO the vouchers
being used as evidence were OyeTruled,
National Republican., 1885-05-22

FROM tho records of the Now York
court of appeals, as presented in the New
York Tribune, it appears that one George
V. n. Lothrop, lawyer of Detroit,
Mich, was held guilty of fraudulent
coDcealment." He is held to have de.
liberatoly deceived the Michigan board
of state auditors as to claim brought by
tho PhGniH Bank of Now York against
the state Of Michigan. II appears that
the bank had made settlement Of the
claim, but Mr.. Lothrop not only kept
back this fact from tho auditors but no
expressly stated that the bank had never
been repaid dollar Judge Potter's
words In regard to Mr, Lothrop's course
are, "The facts found by the judge estab-
National Republican., 1885-05-22

THE terrorism which now reigns in
some of the departments is emineutly
conducive to utter Generalization of pub
lie business.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

IN tho pending campaign in Virginia
the Democrats are going to swear by all
that they swore at in several campaigns
of tho recent past.
National Republican., 1885-05-22
MEDICAL.
BUSINEss CHAYCEs.

MONEY TO LoAN-sS,0OO $1,000, 81, 900,
M 81 900 on approved real estate at u per
cent? no unnecessary delay TYLER 4 RUTH
EHFoRD, 1895 Il ~. n, w. myli'Bt
National Republican., 1885-05-22
1OosroFFIcE Nor1cM

1
Letters for Europe need not be specially d..
GsSsd for dispatch by S1g m m
as ali Trans Atlanllc mails are forwarded by tho
fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails for tue week ending May ~
sATWRDAY.-At n. m, for Jamaica, per
Europe per steamship HnlliA, via Qu'enstowni
at 1880 a. m. tor BE GUM direct, per steam
ship Maesald Via Antwerp Qetters must DO
Windward Islands, per steamship 1rlndadi nt
1850 u. m. for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steam
ship Saratoga, Via Havana.
iHiitS iGHiiitSS Of Iotio via sSh Francisco close
here May $50 at p. p N, Malls for Australia
New Zealand, Sandwich and Elll Islands, per
here May $50, At z y, m, Cor on arrival at New
York of 81 amship Celtic with British mails
"The schedaie Of closing ofTrans.Paclflc mails
is ARA ged ON the presumption OF their unin-
terrupted overland transit 10 san Franoisco
Mails nom the east ART ing on TIME san
Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence tho same day.
HENRY g. PEARSON, Postmaster,
PosroFFiCE Nsw YoRIs, y. V. May l5. 1885.
TVINE DRESS SHIFTS TO ORDER
FINIsHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
constantly on hand.
A FULL LINE OF HOSIERY and NECK
H. d w. COLLARS AND CUFFS
THOMPSoN's SHIRT FACTORY.
CHARLES HYATT, PROPRIETOR
| sl6 street opposite Patent oaiee.
/ VTAnICoCELE, PAINLIsss CURE hook
! " nee. cIViALE AGENCY. 400 Fulton2"
| New York.
National Republican., 1885-05-22


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DINE MnsErM The Danites.
rHEArgr CouipuE-'rhc Argentine Beauties.
National Republican., 1885-05-22

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National Republican., 1885-05-22
WANTED-HOUs Es.

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Onice 3-22
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