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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-29

The regular republican convention OF Penn
sylvania is to be reaSsembed for the purpose OF
filing the vacancy on the ticket created by the
declinatiOn OF Mr.. Marshall, nominee for Com
gresham Large. Inasmuch as the successor
TO Mr. Marshall has been virtually determined, In
advance, in the selection of a candidate by the
bosses and leaders, the necessity for the meeting
OF the convention, from purely practical stand
point. is not apparent Nobody doubts that the
action OF the convention VIII be to confirm the
selection made by the bosses 1t Is customary for
state committees to I'LL vacancies on state
tickets occurring after the adjournment of the
convention making the ticket, but the party
managers in Pennsylvania have. it seems, con-
Guided not to follow this custom. Recalling the
convention has the appearance of deferring to the
popular viii, and just at present the Pennsyl-
vania leaders are not likely TO omit any little
point In the game they are playing.
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Dry GOODS.

500 Pairs OF Misses HOSE reduced from so to CSC.
Job Lot OF LACE CURTAINS in Sets, fine and cheap.
fui Line Of WHITE G0ODS-INDIA LINEN LINEN
LAWN, PERSIAN LAWN, ALGERIAN LAM
VICTORIA LAWN, INDIA NULL, NAINSOOKS.
&c. '
800 Pieces LINEN LAWN --latest styles) 25c
500 Pieces DOMESTIC LAWN from 6A to l2Lc.
Androscoggin COTTON, &c.
Fruit Of the Loom COTTON, Ioc.
Wamsutta COTTON, lie.
Latest style PARASOLS at reduced prices.
SUMMER SILKS, from SOC. to 81
$3.50. W
The Cheapest TABLE DAMAsK in the city.
The finest line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERFS in any
Dry Goods House in Washington. Suits made to
order, and money saved.
SHIRTS ready made. IS, IS, 81.
SHIRTS made TO order measure taken and fit a1laran-
teed, at 81. 80, 50, $40 and s12 per half-doz
gV LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAs.
ING ELSEWHERE.
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The news from the Cumberland coal region is
not hopeful OF any settlement OF the differences
between the striking miners and the employers.
Meantime the latter have undertaken to master
the strike by introducing force Of foreign la
bOrers, with strong police force to protect them.
The business interests OF Washington suffer so
much from cessation Of coal mining operations
in the Cumberland region, involving, as it does,
stoppage of traffic on the canal, that 1t would be
gratifying TO have work resumed at the mines.
but the striking miners have behaved so well thus
far, and have shown so much self-respect as
orderly citizens, that every body would be sorry to
have them displaced by imported laborers.
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GEORGETOWN ADVTS.

VI CuMUuBIA FOUNDRY,
sr1 @ef1nk fui1sys md In -WoEk; 1fchisectu.
LIN Woek: Gl1o npatks Agnc1ltueal Machinery.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
IA THE GREATEST INVENTION EVER MADE IN
ARTIFICIAL, TEETH

A Gold and Rubber Plate Combined. - Perfectly
adapted to the anstomy Of the mouth, and guar
anteed TO stand the test Of time and equal natures
own. This new method of covering the surface OF
the Fulcante rubber with god protection
from the injurious effects Of the mercury and sulphur
years OF careful study and has been per
and is now associated with DIR. o. j. WATERS, 1887
penna ave-, doors from 18th st where he will be glad
to receive his patients and furnish the public with this
modern and artistic work. Full sets $40 and upwards
partial sets IS to S. gold and other nngs 81 20 S.
fractions Soc and 81. Perfect work: terms cash. DIR.
DAILY, 1887 Psnnsyvans avenue. Stinemetz's Hat
Store. ml-3m
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
\ MONROE PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOK
CUT.-STEANER GEORGE LEARY
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Beginning June Ist 1892 Until further notice the
steamer LEARY viii leave Norfolk and Fort Monroe on
SUNDAYS. in place of Mondays. heretofore. BY
this change EXCURSIONISTS can spend Sunday at
either OF the above points, leaving Washington at
O'Clock ]: m on SATURDAYS, and return MONDAY
MORNING. at an
For information. tickets. rooms. &c, apply to Reeds
sou's l2l6 st. NV. b. y. Ticket Once l4th ST.
wharf. GEO MATTISGTY Ger Snnt
VIM r. WEIGH, Agent my29-7t
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Super and Gauze Merino Shirts and Pants
Balbrixgan Shirts and Pants.
Balbrigyan. Lse Thread and Cotton Lace Shirts and
Pants. Plain and Fancy Lise and Cotton Half Hose
W. 3. TEL.
myT 935 Pennsyiyanla avenue
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty, Farm three miles from Badensburg containing
800 acres. Onethrd cleared land suitable for
ing or farming purposes Wood enough 10 paw price
asked 14l5 street northwest Az 2u
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Observation-Disclosures

INOR SALE-A NEARLY NEW AND FIRST-CLASS
Il Twelve Horse Power Horizontal Engine, with fly
wheel and pulley. Can be seen running daily at THE
OF double capacity to give required power drive two
bargain. Apply at the counting room OF THE STAR
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WANTED BOARD.

"ANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FOR GENTLE
w man, wife, two children and nurse. within daily
reach OF Washington. Address Box 1873, Star office.
my29-2tt
"ANTED-BOARD FOR LADY AND LITTLE
w child where there are other boarders, at or
near BetsyiIle Md. Address. with full particulars.
IMmEDIATE, Star Office. niy27-3t.
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NOR SALE-AT MODERATE PRICE, DE-
sirable south front Building Lot 20 by 80 feet on
street fourth lot west from 18th street northwest
M. G. TUCKER. Second Auditors Office. mo 3ws
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

No time was lost by the House this morning In
renewing the struggle over the Mackey. Dibble
contested election case. which was callod up by
Mr.. Cnlkins Immediately after the reading Of tho
Journal.
Mr. Randall, as usual, raised the question of
consideration, and Mr.. Keuna interIecled motion
to adjourn on which Mr.. Randall demanded tho
yeas and nays.
Tho motion to adjourn was lost-yeas, none;
nays 1873.
tin for leave of ubence until Thursday next on
account of important business.
Mcssrs. Horr and Randall objected, whereupon
Mr.. Randall demanded the yeas and nays. Leave
was rctlIscd-yeas, 49, nays l3i.
Mr.. Kenna then moved that when the House
adjourn 1t be to meet on saturday while Mr. Ran
dan moved TO amend by substituting Monday.
Mr. Rnnd0lls motion was lost-yeas, (Mr.
Phelps; nays, 14G-exactly aquOrum.
The question then rGCurrGd on Mr.. kennas mo-
ton and II was lostycaS, (Mr, Phelps; nays, 1i0.
MIR. Benjamin Wood voted with the Republicans
OIL this motion.
A motion to adjourn was then voted down, and
Mr.. konna moved Tor recess until 4:SO. on this
vote the Republicans lost their quorum the result
being-,yeas, /; nays l3o-and II call OF the House
Shorty before o'clock further proceedings
under the call were dispensed with, aid the ques
tion required on tho nouOn Tor recess. This was
lost-yeus, 3 (Hordenborgh, Phelps, and benjamin
Wood; nays, l4i-thc speaker casting his vote in
order to make quorum,
Roll call followed roll call upon dilatory motions
until i:45, when quorum was again broken
Then after another call of the House. the hour of
b o'clock having arrived, the House TOOK recess
until o'clock.
Pending the announcing OF the recess, the
Speaker laid before tho House II message from the
President, transmitting letter from Tie Secretary
of State concerning The awards made against
Venezuela by the mixed commission under
the convention of April 25, 1866. The President
says: "I earnestly invite the attention of Congress
| TO this communication and the accompanying ell
closures. In case neither House takes action ON it
during the present Congress, shall fee 1t my duty
| to direct that this prolonged discussion be def
| niiely terminated by recognizing the absolute
| validity of all the awards Referred
The Republicans We're able to secure only lis
| votes OH this vote, and the point OF 10 quorum
having been made, tho House, ON motion OF Mr..
CaSins (at 10 Octock) adjourned.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
| When the House met ut o'clock the galleries
were well filled, and on the floor there was u much
| larger attendance than usually is secured ut II
| might session. There was, however, evidently not
| quorum Of Republicans present. aud Cull Of the
House was ordered. This call was interrupted
several times by Osher roll calls on motions to ex.
| cuse various members IRON the evening session,
| and was not concluded until 9.i5, when further
proceedings under the call we've dispensed with
| and tic question rccurred on the motion made
| prior to tue recess that when the House adjourn
| to- day 1t be to meet ON Monday next
An adjournment was effected ut 10 o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition of the water NJ Great Falls viii be pub
lshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
AqueduCt office, Georgetown, using the following
scale Of measurement; Very turbid, to s; turbid,
to 10; slightly turbid, Is to %; clear % to &c.
Condition Of tho water, Thursday, May 25; At
Great Falls 0; at receiving reservoir, 32i at dis
tributng reservoir, 80.
Mr.. John Trundle and Miss Lulie spates, both
of Montgomery County, Md, We're married We'd
nesdGy afternoon, nt tho parsonage of the Presby-
terian Church, on street, by the Rev. DIR. Howe.
Immediately after the ceremony was performed
the happy pair left for Frederick, Md.
The river was fairly alive with pleasure boats
yesterday afternoon and evening, quite number
of them containing ladies, who appear to manifest
fully as much interest in boating matters as the
gentlemen 1t IL quite u common thing now to
see the fair sex pulling an oar, and many are be-
coming quite proficient,
The steamer Rotary, Captain Minter, from Ply
mouth, N. O., arrived with 100000 feet of lumber
and GOOO0 shingles. aud schooner Annie L. Clark
CAPTAIN Wheeler, from Norfolk, Va, with 5000
feet OF lumber both cargues for the Messrs, Libbey
Cannl. boat Mollie O. Waters arrived yesterday
with $500 bushels of wheat, which sold FOR 81 d3l
Sale OF hsh-45,OO0 herring, AT IS TO ~ per 900
and 800 shad at SIG TO SO per lOO.'
High tide, May 20 Friday) 2ll u. IN. and 2SI
ID,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

THE beginning OF the nineteenth century was
the beginning OF 1SOl.-Ed. Post.
Thanks. Now will you kindly shake
up your memory again and tell us when
the eighteenth century began?
IT has been definitely ascertained that
the foundation of Bunker Hill Monu-
ment is Just rs secure as it was before the
recent change in the Boston collector
ship.
IT is by no means a prima .fucie case of
suicide TO find Il coat and farewell note
on the bank above Niagara Falls. But it
is conclusive evidence that man wants
to be considered as dead.
If murderers androbbers were as vigor-
ously hunted down and as promptly sup
pressed as horse thieves in the great State
of Missouri, that Commonwealth would
not be considered so very desirable Il
place for emigrants to keep out of.
GIVE will speak the truth if it kills the
devil" remarks an Arkansas editor in
Gush of lofty indignation. In a general
way truth may be regarded as desirable
thing, but our Arkansas contemporary
may not be justified in using it with
deliberate parricidal intent.
SINCE Mr.. Hutchins's sprightly news
paper described the Democratic party as
ian old lady gathering up her skirts and
taking refuge in cellar" it is understood
that Mr.. Hendricks has invited Mr.. Eng
lish to "chip in with him, and fit "the
old lady" out with new hustle for the
summer campaign.
"OUR party's great need is more back
bone" solemnly remarks an editor of the
county printing in Il rural Missouri shire.
We think our able contemporary does
his party injustice. 1t has plenty of
backbon but its cerebral lobes are, un-
fortunately, located at the wrong terminus
Of the vertebral column.
THERE is nothing original or very
modern in the Democratic policy OF
| ignoring the facts of the election cases
and making u noise about trivial side
issues. But the general public will look
at the facts, and will find additional rea-
sons for detcsting Bourbon rascality as
illustrated in methods for suppressing
Republican majorities.
BAD as are the systematized frauds by
which Bourbons are accustomed to carry
elections in many localities, the mere
existence of such outrages is far less de-
plorable than the fact that they are con-
Cempluteu ny tne ledulHS elementS O1
those committeeman of wealth, edu-
cation, and social influence-with no
appearance of disapprobation.
II would be well for Mr.. Hueston, man.
ager of the New York Associated Press,
to place somebody in charge of the New
York office who knows piece of news
when he sees it. There was not line ol
the Charles Francis Adams case tele.
graphed to Washington from the New
York Office Wednesday night. Itreached
that point from Boston. What's the mat.
| ter?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

on Sunday at Montgomery we were talking about
duols, and when the names Of several parties who
had gone out in past years to satisfy their honor
were mentioned, the judge knocked the ashes of
his cigar and said; Gentlemen, II may be men.
toned right here that have Leen there myself"
south Carolina, and called mana liar. He sent
mo challenge, and / selected swords as tho
weapons. We met at O'Clock tho next morning.
IL Wus jus. such morning us this-brght, beauti-
fll, and full of lfe,n And how did you teelg'
VERY queer, shall never forget my Sensations
as saw my rival ind he seemed TO be MS visibly
affected. We couldn't either one of us say word"
"Was 1t in Il groyc?' "Oh, no twas nt the depot"
"The depot Why, you didn't fight at the depot,
passed there at Z and he took one and the other
-Sunduy School Gd=6ne.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
stIol

The struggle in the House gives rise TO
the fear that if the Republicans should
yield when the enemy resorts to fill
clustering encouragement will be given
the Bourbons of the South to continue
their villainous mode of carrying cleo
tions, and the result will be the discour-
agement of Republicans and anti-Bour-
bons from making efforts to secure full
vote in that section. This the Republic
can party cannot afford, asst is well known
that when the Republicans and anti-Bour-
bons of the South become disheartened
they will not be able to hold the districts
already represented by them, much less
make gains of other districts to which
they are entitled.
Any want of courage or persistence on
the part of the Republicans of the House
at this time will be construed as an utter
aband onment of the members of the
party in the South, where it is no trifling
matter to be known as Republican. This
is not all. The constitutional duty of
the House is to decide contested
election cases as soon as presented,
and the Bourbons are striving hard to
prevent the majority from performing
that duty, which gives good cause for
the belief that fear is entertained by
them that to allow tho contested cases
to be discussed the infamous frauds
and crimes perpetrated by them will be
exposed and brought to light The tao
tics of the Bourbons are revolutionary,
and the country looks to the Republi-
cans to perform their part. If the former
persist in obstructing the proceedings, let
the responsibility rest where it belongs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

me issue OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPuDITcAN
commenced on Thursday, january 8. 1882 Hnd hand
tonio double sheet otcght pages dndNry'ir columns
Hooniaiis the neWS rom all parts or ne teorid, ana Is
.pecidiiV ntcrcitiug containing The prOcfcahgso'
We Executive, Legislative, aud judicial bronchc' on mo
Borcynncnt Including Me appointments, promotions,
judgments aud dismisfdis IN all departments Of COZ.
pnp,cni service contains nW report Of army and
sa,r movements and orders 10 includes as s)tciut
fcatre e p,inicai psysonai and social nc,Cs and so
ricft gossip o, he Ndti0n'SCdpiidL
In short u IS nc best and only trectlv paper IN
America girinO IN cddHion 10 mn general neirs rom
ON parts NJ me iroiid. complete photograph Of l0e
6oinos and proceedings at the Capital OF The Nation
Terms. Snglc cOpicS ONE DOLLAR AND FiFrY
rrura rr ,sor ,e,l comics or moro 10 address, ONE
DOLLAR per eopu Postage p,GDdid Oy ne publishers
Sample copies nee.
Nolp n me finc 10 subscribs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Bourbons Delaying business In the
nouae-seuatc RIIIs.

hOuae-Senntc btths
Mr.. Conger reported favorably from the Com
merco Committee tho Senate bill appropratng
$4,000 for lighthous and fog. signal at or near
the entrance to Little Traverse harbor Lake
Michigan. Passed.
Mr.. Davis, Of West Virginia, introduced bill to
authorize terms Of the United States district court
at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. jackson, Of the Pension Committee, respond
ing to an inquiry by Mr.. Williams as to the proba-
bility Of an early report on the Mexican war PEN
sion bill, said that that and similar measures were
now in the hands OF subcommittee, who expected
to report upon them next week.
Mr.. Harris called up the Senate bill to attach
the county Of Hardeman TO the eastern division OF
the western district OF tennessee. Passed.
n,nd sSS n o9 gos " n, @ ne nton ~ NJ
Slater by n vote OF 30 to 10. The committee report
was read setting forth that the reimbursement is
neceSsitatod because Of illegal diversions rom the
fund in the purchase OF $4,000 Of deprecated
bonds, and In the application Of amounts exceed.
ing SGs00O and sl06,G0 TO the general purposes Of
the Creek nation and the support OF loyal Creek
refugees respectively.
The bill went over without action OF tho close Of
the morning hour.
The chair announced the appointment of Mr.
Jackson to be visitor to West Point in place Of
Mr.. Lamar, excused.
Aneran Informal discussion without action upon
bill called up by Mr.. Sawyer, requiring bridge
corporations TO erect sheer boOms or other appll
ances for tie benefit of river navigation the Svnate
took up as the regular order the japanese indem-
| nifty nnd bill.
II directs the President to pay TO the government
of Japan the 81 5lG,36i now held as such fund by
the State Departments and further, TO pay S20iOOO
| Of the fund.- as prize money, to the officers and
crew Of tho United states snip Wyoming for SER
| vices in 1868.
Pending an executive session, the bill WIS laid
over without action.
Mr.. German introduced a joint resolution grant
Ing the use Of tents, &c, for the national oncamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Balti-
more next June.
The Senate (at 4AO) went into executive session,
| aud (at 45O adjourned until Friday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
snd FinnIe of lho DOG story.

Dog stories should be written in purple ink
Washington Critic And If told verbally the tail
should be related in waggin'.-Ne,o Jersey Enter.
prise. Or, In bark on the rolling deep.-Critic.
Oh, cur.tal this dog story ,-REPUgLIcAN. That is
not our of-ice,-CrHic. Oh, so hence; go TO II
New found -lund.-REPuBLCAN That's a good
pointer; setter up ON that-CriHc Now, don't
get too dog mntc, or the result may be pug-nR-
clous one.-REPuBLlCAS. oh pooh, poodle on
your pug.nacity; If you bother Wen terrier TO
pcCes.-C,Hic. Then, by the great 81. Bernard,
that would end the story, fOryou shall be hanged
like hound at the head Of tue mast'in you do.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:
o,ra,I,, Menor,a, Monnmen,

IHThe committee of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland, having in charge the raising OF funds
for the erection of monument in this city 10 the
memory OF General Garfield, has prepared an ad.
dress TO The press Of the United States setting forth
that there has been such prompt aud cheerful
response TO the appeal Of the 9Th instant IN which
the press were asked 10 receive and acknowledge
sulscriptioms that the committee fluids il wholly
impIaclcablG TO attempt ut this time. as intended
the publication through the Associated Press Of a
list the papers that will aid the project by pub
fishing tho proposed address to the people on
Decoration bay, The committee announces that
the list will be published later In connection with
tho results of the alliance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
Latest from South Carolina.

A copy of the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
probably one sent out as sample-comes
back to us with the following written
upon the margin in violation of law:
BLACK STOCK, s. c.
The feeling & Politicks Of this part of the
country is TO Hell with Malone and the SatcdrtS, so
we Return you dam dirty sheet unread.
From one who fought with Malone in Right
eous Cause Pleas show this to Sam Melton the
Ast Dist At;ory who is Bright Light in the
Radical party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

THE REPUBLICAN will be issued rs usual
In double-sheet form on Saturday, and
will be up to its regular high standard in
respect to local and political gossip, per-
sonal intelligence, fashion and stage
notes. and book reviews.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

THE announcement that the genial
John A. Cockerill, of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, has been elected captain of a
horse cavalry company is highly graft
flying to his Washington friends, who had
been led TO fear that his command was
only mule cavalry company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26
WnshInrton ns a MnnuheturIng CIly.

The census report Of the manufactures OF tho
city of Washington, which is included as one of
tho twenty principal cities Of the country repre-
Eenls that there are O6l manufacturing establ sh-
ments here, with capital Of 1881 226; employing
on an average 546S males above ID years OF age,
1891 females above 10 years Of age, aud 257 Gull
during the census year was S3,sy7, ,l2d; for ma
ternls, So 2Si GIL and the products arc valued at
GIL G1 ~,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

II Is settled. The assassin Of President Garfield
dies on the gallows Tho higher court refuses to
grant a now trial. And now let the beast be put
IN very solitary confinement aud let a much
enduring public hear no nuro from him till tho
welcome Intelligence comes that he Is hungl-
Bi.GdlO commercial advertiser.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

T7e prfce or THE NATtoSAL RErunLIcANbV fndh
a. NJ me counter Is THREE CENTS for single copvi
firo iceekS. TWENTY-FIVE cENrsi one monp, tiFIf
ursrs, t,po months. ONE DOLLAR; three months, ONE
DOLLAR AND A itALF; SIR months, THREE DOLLARS;
orsycar, SIX DoI.LARs, postage prepaid by he pu'-
Hshsrt
ms d,i,red IN Washington and the suburbs BY car
ticrs at the same rates.
There Is better time dn heprescntto st6seribso for
ne lreiicd brightest and best newspaper pubShed az
ne National CdptdL Send copies 10 your friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

When have a baby at breast nothing is so use
tul for quieingmy own and baby y'sneryes as Park
cr's Ginger TOuic, IL prevents bowel complaints
aud Is better than any stimulaut 10 give strength
and appelite,-A Nelpark Mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

SALT RIVER has so long been the sole
theater of Democratic navigation that
the venerable party has lost all interest
in sea-going vessels for commerce or the
Navy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

An accommodations must b. addressed "Tbthe Editor
,tTirr REpunLIcAN," and TO insure publication must
tctrrncn feDibiy one side or me paper only, icfm
name and residence Of the iOriter attached. No com
nunicdtiJns tCU be returned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-26

THE interests of the country require
that many of the bills before Congress
shall "fall through" rather than go
through.