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National Republican., 1885-04-17
THE GARRISON GOING SOUTH.
What the Second ARTILLERY Has Done
Here I'm Its Four Years, soiourn.

WHAT the second ARTILLERY Has Done
Here In It's Four Years. sojourn.
The I'd artillery, whose headquarters
have been at the Washington barracks in
this city for the last four years, has been
ordered to transfer with the Sd artillery,
now stationed in the gulf states. During
the time tho I'd has been stationed in this
city its record has been an exceptionally
good one. The headquarters prior to
1881 was Fort McHenry, Maryland. In
1881 headquarters were removed TO
Washi ngton barracks, in this city, under
the command of Col. Ayres, brevet major
&c neral. Since that time the regiment
has taken part in the following events:
Escort duty at President Gar6eld's In
auguration; on guard duty at tho white
house during Garfeld's illness; on daily
guard at the United States Jail during
the incarceration Of Guiteau, and on the
day of his execution battery c preserved
order and did other duty at the Jail. In
the spring of 1882 the command at the
barracks left that post and marched to
Gaithersburg, Nd, where II pitched camp
for the summer. In October camp was
broken, and u march of over 200 miles
was undertaken. In this march bat
teries A, B, G, ID, II, l, and NJ left Gath ers-
burg and marching through Frederick,
Md, traversed South Mountain Pass,
Middletown, stopping over night at An.
tietam battlefield, and the next day Wis
iting the battlefield and firing a salute
at the cemetery. The command then
encamped over night on that famous
ground. After visiting tho cemetery at
that point the command retraoed its way
hOmeward, arriving here in November,
after march OF sixteen days. During
the fall and winter of 1872 and '53 IL was
repeatedly called out on funeral escort
| duty for distinguished officers who had
died in the city or vicinity. In the spring
of 'S3 the command again went into
camp at Gaithersburg and returned to
this city in the fall Of the year. In the
spring of '54 it marched to Fauquier
Springs, near Warrenton, Va, remaining
there till fall. 1t acted as an escort OF
honor at the Washington monument
dedication and at the inauguration
of President Cleveland. The officers
and men during their stay have, by OK
cellent bearing, discipline, &C., made a
reputation that will not soon be forgot.
ten. The officers are well known and
are favorites Of Washington society,
while the men, by their exceptionally
good conduct, have been the recipients oil
we'll merited praise. The following off.
GERS now stationed here will soon leave
for the south with the regiment; Col
Ayres, Mai. Throckmorton, Cap.s. Hamil
ton, Graves, Wilson, Howell, Grugan
and Mitchell, and Lieuts. scantling, Off
ford, Crawford, Curtis Eastman, Smith
Richmond, Rogers, Rowan, Richards
Lewis, and Hawthorne. The following
are the posts in the Gulf states to be gar
risoned by the 2d after their departure
from this city about the Goth Of mex
month st. Augustine and BRrrancas
Fla, Jackson Barracks, La, Mount Yer
non Barracks, Ala, and Little Rock Bar
racks, Ark.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.

THE President has purchased n handsome
seal.brown coach team from firm in Pough-
keepsie.
MAJ. ALEX. C. NJ. PENNINGTON, 4th artillery
will report at the artillery school, Fort Monroe,
Virginia, for duty at the school.
sAMuEL W. CuRRIDES, formerly business
manager Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, re-
turned from New orleans yesterday.
Don CAMERON, Tom Scott jr., and chosen
party of PennsylvRnians have returned east
from San Francisco They occupied special
car.
JoHS W. ALLISG, of New Haven, Conn; C.
b. Ripley and Ludlow Ogden, OF New York
city, were admitted to the Supreme Court bar
yesterday
Hon. s. B. ELKINs has accepted the invi.
tation of the Alumni Association Of the Unit.
versity OF Missouri to deliver the annual ad-
dress, Junei.
Mr. ANTHoSY NJ. KELLEY, the newly.ap.
pointed United States minister to Italy, will
sail for Rom not later than the early part Of
next month.
President CLEVELAND as he reviewed the
emancipation procession yesterday presented
profile strikingly like thatof Col Joe Hickey,
OF Galloway county, NO.
Mrs, HESpRICKs has discontinued her re.
ceptions temporarily, Mrs and Mise Bayard,
Mrs. and Miss Endicott, and Mrs whitney
being the only cabinet ladies who now re-
ceivc. Mrs. Villas Is still In Wisconsin, and
Mrs Manning is in New York.
Mr.. EDWARD PIERREPoST, the secretary oi
! the American legation Rt Rome, who was lefI
in charge Of affairs by Mr. Astor and who had
| been IN for some weeks, died yesterday Hlt
parents, Hon. and Mrs Edwards Pierrepont
were about to sail for Rome when the newi
| cam0.
! THE Presidents callers yesterday included
! Senators Van Wyck, Gibson, Vance, Hampton
and Butler with n delegation from Soutt
! Carolina; Ransom, Mcpherson and delegation
| ex-senator Slater, Representatives Lawler, will
| George A, II, Baker, Chicago; Atkinson, anC
! Henley; Mr., Gallaudet, X, n, Merrck MARI
| L. Mcdonald, California; Mrs, buchanan, Jas
Morgan, Mlwalkoei Mrs Al. II, Bailey, John
| A, Foley, New York; George A, Lloyd, Sydney
New South Wales, Dr. Meiere, Colorado i. j.
Fox, Easlon, Pa W, r. Jordan, Pennsylvania
Erastus Corning Albany; Frank Rice Csuarr
daiguai E W. Chamberlain, Belmont; w. Il
Murthu Brooklyn deorge Blestein Buffalo
W, N, whitney, Albany, and James Morgan
] Milwaukee.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
The cnse or Mr. WlIllnms.

In direct question OF veracity be.
tween Secretary Baynrd and Minister
Williams the high character so long Sus'
tanned by the former places the latter at
a disadvantage.
We do not suppose there is any man Of
any party who will believe that Mr.. Bay
ard has been guilty of deliberate false
hood as charged by Mr.. Williams
II would seem to be advisable for Mr..
williams to execute aud file his bond If he
would put himself in good position to bo
defended by his friends.
But, in any event, the President has
full powor to suspend him and appoint
another man in his plaee-a power more
likely to be used now that Mr.. Williams
has gotten into controversy with the
head Of the State Department than it pos
sbly might have been under other cir.
cumstanCes,
National Republican., 1885-04-17

1t is clear enough that Albert Edward
has no reason to complain that his little
tour through the Emerald isle is lacking
in variety and incident. His mercurial,
com bative, and discontented future Irish
subjects have emphasized their dislike of
English rule in way that must have
struck him as lively, impressive, and al
together disagrecable, To have an onion
shied at his august person, rs was done at
Cork was beyond doubt very surprising
experience to the prospective king of
Great Britain and Emperor of India.
RenectinG Irishmen will regret the
riots at Mallow and Cork. Irish wrongs
and suffering growing out of English mis-
government are so many, and so great,
that the occurrence of the disturbances is
not to be greatly wondered at, but never
theless they are prejudiciai to Irish inter
csts. Their natural effect must be to
excite feeling of resentment in the mind
of the Prince Of Wales and of the English
that will delay the rendition Of justice ia
Ireland. The cold reserve and ceremonial
appearance of conventional respect with
which the prince was received at Dublin
should have been an example faithfully
copied at all other points visited by him
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE LOUISIANA STATUS QUO.
An Effort 20 Have the incumbent
Federal Onicsrs Retained for the
Present.

An Effort 20 Have the incumbent
Federal onicsrs Retained for the
Present.
There is quite q struggle over the ap-
pointments In several southern states, es-
pecially is this tho case in Louisiana.
There is contest over the collectorship
of that port. The present incumbent is
Gen. Badger, whose official record is good,
and who IS acceptable to the business
men. Gen. Badger went into tho federal
army private and cam out q general
officer. HIo was several timos wounded.
His term docs not expire for twenty
months. His place is sought by ex-Sena.
tor Jonas, whose chief claim is that he
rendered partisan service during the last
canvass as member Of tho Democratic
national committee.
There Is also contest over the naval
officer. The present incumbent is col
ored man who all concede to be au
efficient officer, and one of the most intelli
gicnt and influential colored men in the
southwest. 1t seems the term Of this
officer expired during the session Of the
Senate, and the Senate failed to confirm
kernochan, nominated for his successor.
Leading Republican senators claim that.
under the tenure Of Office act, where q
vacancy occurs during the session of the
Senate and the Senate fails to act that no
appointment can legally be made until
the next session of the Senate.
1T would certainly be very graceful
act" said southern Democrat last night,
'if the administration would take this
view of the law, which seems to be SO
well settled, aud leave so prominent and
efficient u colored man in Office as is Mr..
Dumont the present Incumbent"
National Republican., 1885-04-17

pERKS IRE HILLS.-THE WELL
ID known ABBY Lodge" farm. consisting of
300 acres ofland, with numerous farm buildings
and commodlous villa completely furnished. for.
merly the residence of Col. Richard LatheTs, To-
Gated between Lenox and Pittsheld, Mass; the
villa and portion of the land Will be sold or
rented separately fdesired; Will sell at bargain
MAYLAND & MILLER, lTS Broadway, New
York city. S-ap2 I'm
a DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
IA convenient to street cars; III rooms, acres
In frnlt orchard. and lawn; excellent spring
water. Apply between and q o clock y. M OF
address A. II. FLoECKHER & CO., 81 II st.
N. t. 1923
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The State Department has received no
authoritative Information that the Italian
government has entered protest to the ap-
pointment OF A. NJ. Kelley as United States
minister TO that country. II is rumored that
such action has been taken, In view Of the
fact that Mr.. Kelley In 1871 mado opposition
speeches to tho Italian government and TO
Victor Emanuel. When Mr., Kasson was ap-
pointed minister to Spain, objection was made
to him by tho Spanish government on ac-
count Of his advocacy OF a republic In Cuba.
lie was transferred to Austria. II is supposed
that protest from Italy would be respected,
JOHNNY has stumped his toe poor fellow
Take this 25 cents and buy bottle Of Saliva.
tlOn Oil
National Republican., 1885-04-17

performed. At any rate, II the governor
uses his pen with as much facility and
grace rs no shows in conver sation, the
consuls who lose their heads will not
complain that the docapitation was not
neatly and artistieally nerformed.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE fcuds which have disturbed tho
harmony of the Republican party and
impaired its usefulness for some years
past will be remembered only Rs trivial
incidents before tho Democratic party
shall have gotten through the factional
fights on which it is bound to enter in
dead earnest before the first Of January
r,prt
National Republican., 1885-04-17

TIE administration mildly denies the
charge that it is trying to "set up things
in New York. We don't suppose that
any one ever really suspected Mr.. Man
ming Of a design TO take hand in the
campaign in his state this year. Dir,
Manning is a federal official, in reform
administration, and he knows that his
party is committed against federal inter-
ference in state elections.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
the bill providing for District emauci.
patton was passed.

IT used 10 be said under Republican
administrations that the opinions of At
torneys General were always made to flt
the Presidents views. Is this the case
with the opinion of Mr.. Attorney General
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE first assistant secretary Of state
ex- Gov Porter, Of Tennessee, is now in
vest eating the records and standing Of
the United States consuls with view TO
making such changes AS may be deemed
expedient, The high character and emf
mont ability Of Gov, Porter furnish a
guarantee that the work will bs faithfully
National Republican., 1885-04-17

IT would be graceful ming, III to
shine in history, If the state of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations would
make tender of friendly Offices with n
view to amicabe adjustment of the diff
culties that threaten to burst into war
between Delaware and New Jersey.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

30 All property placed In our hands will be
literally advertised without cost to owners
Money placed on first.class Western Securities
at 10 per cent.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

PERHAPS the most conslderate man of
his time toward domestic animals was
the late William Clark, of Missouri,
soducer, triple-murderer, aad suicide, who
carefully aud kindly fed his hogs before
putting bullet through his brain.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
For RENT-HoUsEs rs.

ITO CAREFUL TENANT--A NEATLY
i furnish d suburban brick residence, o
rooms, hot and cold water on each floor, bath
room &C.; carriage house, stable. COW, and
fowls. to right party owner Will board AS part
can Office. 6-2O
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE English are at last getting in their
work In the soudan. They have just
effected the capture of 500 head of sheep.
Tho movement was planned with con-
summate skill and executed with almost
unexampled gallantry.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
W1gTED-HELP.

yTANTED-Tw SERVANTS, ONE TO
w cook and the other MS waitress aud cham
bernaid family OF 4. Address T., Republican
Oficp. D-lO
National Republican., 1885-04-17

As AN evidence of that refined mstbct-
icism which is the peculiar pride and
glory Of the Department Of State under a
Reform Democratic administration it is
noticeable that, in the matter Of colors,
the gray is hold in much higher favor
than the blue by the head Of that de-
partmGnt
National Republican., 1885-04-17

ADouT the first thing which an appli-
cant for office thinks it best to do on
arriving in Washington, in the hope of
making q good impression at the white
house. is to get himself interviewed and
represent "the Democracy of my state"
as delighted with the appointment Of
prnrgpu.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

tF Mr. Garland's views on tho fourth
section of the fourteenth amendment
are in line with his opinion on the third
section, as given in the Lawton case, the
validity of the public debt may be ques-
toned with immunity.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

"A GOOD man and an excellent cook of
terrapin" is the New York HOrldS de-
scription OF Mr.. Secretary Bayar1. This
Is modelled on Editor Danas famous re-
mark in the campaign of 1880: Gen.
Hancock is good man and weighs 200
mounds"
National Republican., 1885-04-17

ALTHOUGH England is justified in de-
mandiug of Russia satisfactory eXpla-
nation of the atIhir at Penideh, yet tho
demand is one that cannot possibly be
complied with, unless England is willing
TO be cheated with cunningly devised
T,hI
National Republican., 1885-04-17
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DRoF. SHELDoN's DANCING. ACADE'
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quarter, TO take part In tho May Ball.
FINHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
i learn drawing and painting is 81 the Ma
tional Academy OF Fine Arts, 18th st. and N, Y.
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Wednesday evenings at o'clock.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Mr.. MoRRIsoN's bureau for the dis
semination of federal patronage, recently
set up at Springfield, ILL.,, isto be regarded
merely as a working model of the ma
chine he would like to put in operation if
ho had any patronage to dispose Of
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Col. INGERsoLL, In priestly vestments
clad and posing in a pul pit, would be able
to understand the feelings Of free-trade
Democratic editor piping his organ for a
protection administration, whose right
bower is Samuel j. Randall.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Mr.. GARLAND is an eminent jurist, but
even his stout legal fist cannot deliver \
blow hard enough to kill single clause
Of the fourteenth amendment. The
President will, doubtless, take noto of
this fact
National Republican., 1885-04-17

IF Delaware should persist in the main.
tenance of her bclligercnt attitude on the
shad and sturgeon question it might be.
como necessary for the general govern
ment to menace her with corporal and
file of marines.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

IL order to get dennite idea Of tho
true character of the Democratic party
it ia only necessary to recall the fact that
Carter Harrison came near being elected
governor of the great state of Illinois,
National Republican., 1885-04-17
GIBSON BROS,
DosToFFIoE NOTICE


Letters for Europe need not be specially dl.
reeted for dispatch by any particular steamer In
order 70 secure speedy delivery Rt destination,
fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending April Is
VIII close (PRoMrrLr In all casesJ At this oi1cs
sATUflDAY.-At5 . a, m, for Europe, per steam
ship bervia, VIA Queenstown; AZ . a. m. for
Via sXnaweTp S' delters 'f must ba directed %pef
Westornland'D; at q n, m. for Scotland direct,
per steamship DevOnla, via Glasgow QetterB
mus be directed per Devonia') at 8 n. IN. for
Europe, per steamship Neckar, via Southamp-
steamSSp @ % Verumhas; at { IL = M C' ioT ' Tue Wmd nd
ward lsSndS a. RsiE dasfR MorSss SsH a.
ship marlborough, via Barbados at l:30 y, m.
fOrCuha and Porto Rico, per steamship Mag
| suNpAY,-At 1850 p. m, for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship city of Dallas, via
Malls ior China and Japan per steamship
| April |2l ut p. m. Malls for Australia, New
| ship Australia lyia San Franclaco). close
York ofsteamship Adriatlo with British malls
sThe III e sehcdnie Of closing orTrans. Pacific malls
| II arranged on the presumption of their unn'
Mails rom the east arriving on rins al San
| Francisco on the day OF sailing of steamers are
dispatched lhSGss ne y bEaRa9N SANE a9E Postmaster
| POsToFFIcE, NEW fohK' N, ", April 10 1870
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In connection with my PATENT PROCESS, !
am prepared to furnish
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AIS Eleventh street Northwest
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THERE can be no affinity between
royalty in purple and its resultant pow
erty in rags until the inalienable rights
of man are forgotten. Albert Edward
should have learned this before his recent
lessons in Ireland.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE REPUBLICAN, must decline to print
any of the nun,erous contributions re-
ceived on the acon-Shakespeare eontro-
versy. 1t is an exhaustless theme, to tho
extended discussion of which we cannot
surrender our columns.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1855.


ALBAUGHs OPERA HousE, .-"Sieba."
TOEu's OPERA HOusE-Mr Dion Boucicault
HEROES MUsruN.--Our surprise Party.
DIME MUSEUM Tat, Il Wild Blade &c.
yuEArER CoNfQuE. --" Flcas'
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE Ohio Republicans expect to carry
their state this year by large majority,
aud the Ohio Democrats as confidently
expect to be defeated. And so the situ-
ntion is not an unhappy one.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE oight.pagc Saturday edition Of
TuE REPUBLICAN, has very large circu-
lation by mail, aud is RAPIDLY growing in
favor 1t offers peculiar advantages to
RlYertisers.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

DURING the absence Of Mr.. Secretary
Manning the Cavaliers got into the sad
die. VIII they be dismountcd now that
ne has again made connection with his
official desk?
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The Southern Hotel tragedy at st.
Louis has excited green envy in Chicago
and intense horror in all other communi-
ties.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The colored people Of the District Of
Columbia should hold in grateful remem-
branCe the name and character Of William
Pitt Fesssnden, tho invinelble leader Of
the Senate. under whose championship
National Republican., 1885-04-17

NoUNG COLORED MAN DESIRES A
II place In private family or boarding house;
lest of reference. Address J. b., Republican
Office. lis
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The emancipation parade yesterday
was very creditable demonstration
eyidoncing the rapid progress achieved
by the colored people Of tho District
National Republican., 1885-04-17

TIE eloquent emancipation address de-
livor1d by Frederick Douglass last even
ing will be printed in the eight-pagc
REPUBLICAN to- morrow.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
LOsI AND FOUND.

u o,T--A BLACK ONYX EARRING. A
- suitable reward will be given ifleit at l30
18th st. 0-20
Il oST.-THU RSDAY MORNING, A BLACK
IL cameo breasipin, set around with pearls
and diamonds, with . diamond pendants. Liberal
reward will be paid If left ut 1880 Mass. ave.
y, W. $40
National Republican., 1885-04-17
EDUCITTON1E.

NORWOOD INSTITUTE. THE UNDER
~ signed take pleasure In recommending to
the confidence Of the friends Of education Mr..
William ID. Cabell, of Washington city, d. c.
He is well known 10 the undersigned AS q Chris
tan gentleman of great worth, possessing ad-
illustrative talents of N high order, and exhibit
ing untrlng zeal In the discharge OF any trust
which may be conilded 10 him.
James r. Harrison, N. D., chairman of the
faculty; j. s. Davis, $. o. Southall Geo. Bred'k.
Holmes, Charles :. Nenable, John u, Minor, j.
L. Cabell, Noah X. Davis, +. II. smith, VIM. f.
Peters, schele Devere, John Il. Page, OF Uni
versity of Virginia.
JoHSs HopKINs UNIVERSITY, BALTIMORE,
MD.-I have known Mr. william ID. Cabell for
many years ns head and founder OF one OF our
igading schools In Virginia Ar. Cabell Is gen
ments, and of rare energy, who Will not fall TO
give prominence to any scheme with which he
may connect himself Il. l.. GILDERsLEEVE.
Catalogues for 80 SO sent on application.
Address MIR. and MRS. WM. b. CABELL,
WnshinptOn d. q.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

NINE. RIvE-KING's programme on Friday
evening at the Congregational Church will in.
clude selections from Bach, Beethoven, Schu.
bert, Chopin, Schumann, Mer2, NiCode,
Floersheim Mendelssohn, Aoszkowski, Du.
mont Strauss and IisZt,
National Republican., 1885-04-17

CONSTANT fear OF decapitation ia not a
condition favorable to the best work on
tho part of clerk OF any other official
National Republican., 1885-04-17

BRITISH royalty in Ireland is as sooth'
ing as a red potticoat in bull.pen.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
'THoMPsoNs SHIRT FACTORY.
CHARLES HYATT, PROPRIETOR
TNiTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE

"IW H7EVVFl UIIII77lTV' '7'-I'V N7T1T'7V'
TINTED STATES MARSHALs SALE
By virtue OF II writ OF yenditiOni eNpOnas, ls-
sued out OF the Clerk's Office Of the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, and 10 me d-
Fected, | will sell at public sale, Tor cash, IN
front of the Court House door Of lhe Bald Dis
trlet, ON FRI PAY, THE l7Th DAY OF APRIL,
and interest of the defendant IN and TO the fol-
lowing 'descr.bed property, 20 Wit
Sublot 49, IN square numbered fye hundred
and thlrty-hye l53b), situated ON Third street
southwest between Cand d. In the CITY OF Wash
lngtOn, 10 satisfy vPndltioni exponRs number
25,47J AT law In nivOr OF J, Z, Scott a. Co.
against Thomas D. Dwyer.
CLAYTON MQMICHAEL.
n. s. Marshal.
THOMAS DoWLIE0, Auetioneer, inh2y 2Ot
National Republican., 1885-04-17
PnRsoNAL CoMFoRT.
MOOT SURGERY, DC.

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And thousands visit DIR WHITES Establish.
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ards Hotel, for the successful treatment OF
COrns, Bunions Club and Inverted Nails, Chill
blains Frosted Feet, Vascular ENcrescenCes,
and ali diseases OF the feet, DIR. WHITES
twenty-fith consecutive year OF practice In
Zee, II a sitting. Baltimore Establishment,
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