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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
ABOUT pEOpLE.

REPRESENTATIVE BLAND Is detained at his
home in Missouri by the dangerous illness of
his daughter
GEN. JAS, oAKEs, U. s. A., with his wife and
daughter, have arrived In the city and secured
apartments at the Riggs house, where they
viii remain for the winter.
MAJ. AND Mrs DISwIDDIE and Mrs. Hugh
Templin, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, arc visiting
Judge Fitzpatrick, 1901 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. A, J, Holmes the wife of the member
from the tenth district, viii not come to the
capital until after the holidays.
GEN. JAMES oAKEs, U. s. A., Mrs oakes, and
Miss oakes arrived here yesterday from their
home near Philadelphia and have taken quar-
tiers in the Riggs house annex (No. 1906 G
street., TO remain during tho winter. The
many army friends Of Gen. oakes win be glad
to know that ho Is suffering less this winter
from his wounds than for years past.
IHE marriage of Miss Arnold, daughter of
Matthew Arnold, to Mr.. Frederick Whitridge,
Of New York, occurred at Cobham, in Surrey
England, on Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Russell Lowell, many members of parliament
and numerous other persons OF distinction
were among the guests, The village was gayly
decorated and triumphsl arches were erected
over tho slroeu Rl0Ag which the bridal party
nassed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THERE are reports that Mr.. Bayard's
visit to Cleveland is not relished by the
sage of Greystone, and that ho opposes
the Delaware statesman because of his
support of the electoral commission. What
foundation there is for the reports We do
not know. When it was evident that
Bayard was forging ahead in the presi-
dental candidacy tho New York Sun,
Tilden's supposed organ, flattened him
out by reproducing his Dover speech
made in 1861, and that is an indication
certainly that Tilden has memory, and
his disposition is good enough for the
purpose of wholesome castigation within
proper and reasonable limits. The friends
of Bayard are comforted by the knowledge
that Cleveland, being elected, cares not
brass farthing for the old man now and
proposes to let him slide. So goes tho
world. Five months ago Tldon's nod
was the most powerful influence In the
great democratic party; to-day the sheriff
OF Erie tramples on his opinions with
impnnity and pays no regard to his
wishes without compunction. How are
the mighty fallen!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
The city Postonios question.


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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
Another Colored Monument Proposed.


The committee that inaugurated the move.
ment to erect monument, representing the
colored man as u soldier and sailor In the
army aud navy, during the war of the rebel.
lion, feel gratiiled with The result so far. The
monument now in Lincoln park, represents the
slave freed. What is wanted now is monu.
ment to represent him afterwards a soldier
aud sailor--a mana fitting companion to the
other. In order to make the movement sue.
cess wise counsel and good judgment must pre.
vail. To this end cooperation Is desired from
al parts oil the country. II has been suggested
that on or about Jan. 10, meeting be held in
this city composed of persons from the differ.
ent states of the union, the territories, and the
District of Columbia, and q monument asso-
citation be formed 10 last until the monument
Is completed and dedicated The Temporary
committee have, named this date, OF Jan. 10,
as the time for the meeting The committee
VIII be thankful for advice, counsel, and as.
slstance so that when the general meeting for
organization shall take place such suggestions
may be IN possession of the meeting Also
thankful Tor the names of persons that are
thought TO be the proper ones to act as mem.
bers oil the association, especially for perma-
nent president and treasurer. So soon as
properly organized the work of raising the
means VIII commence. Communications ad-
dressed to the undersigned will be Thankfully
received and duly acknowledged.
GEORGE NJ. ARNOLD,
No. 1914 Eleventh street.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec ., 1854.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
nEpARrMENr NnrEs.


The secretary Of the treasury has received
two conscience contrlbutlons--oue of S75 from
an unknown resident Of New York and the
other OF $50 from an unknown resident OF
Philadelphia.
The general superintendent Of the life saw
ing service has notified keepers of stations
that they must not discharge members of their
crows, except for Wcllpruyeu neglect Of patrol
duty or for disObedicnCe or iusubJrdinatlOn at
wreck or where life und property are i'm
periled, without authority from the treasury
department
The attorney general has issued circular
letter saying that the law creating his Office
makes II the duty Of the incumbent to answer
questions of law only whCn pfOpOundod to
HIM by the President or tho head of One of
the executive departments aud hereafter he
will not undertake 10 reply 10 the numerous
legal inquiries whicG come from other sources.
Upon the recommendation of Surgeon Gen.
eral Hamilton the secretary of the treasury
has granted four months leave OF absence 20
Surgeon Walter Wyman, OF the marine hos
pitul service, to enable him to pursue the in
vestigation of the cholera germ In the labora
tory OF Prof Koch, at Berlin. owing to the
law lOrbidding pay during leaves of absence
of more thau thirty days, Dr. Wymln goes at
his own expense.
The comptroller OF the currency has ex-
tended the corporate existence oil the follow
ing national banks to Dec. 18, 1901 The Troy
bia National bank of Columbia, Pa; the Mer-
chants National bank of Chicago, ILL.,; the
Miners National bank Of Pottsyile, Pa; the
Farm RS National bank of Bucks county,
Bristol, Pa, and the Central National bank OF
Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

Members of the house foreign affairs com.
m!ttee arc much less reticent about the pros,
poets OF the Spanish treaty than the senators
who will have to pass upon II, while they are
tOlerably well informed upon It's chances OF
ratification, The natter was discussed In.
formally in the committee room yesterday,
and from what the various members had
gathered from occupants OF the other chamber
i was concluded that II would not be con
iirmed.
The effort to have the consideration OF the
treaty in open session of the senate comes
irOiu It's Friends and Is regarded as likely TO
prevail. Secretary Frelinghuysen Is known 10
favor this course, and Ia also said to have
strong convictions as to the advantages 70 this
country which would follow It's adoption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

During the month Of November there ar
rived in the principal customs districts Of the
United States 81, 500 passengers, of whom %, ,OS7
were mmigrants, 4,0ii citizens OF the United
states returned from abroad, and 2,42S aliens
The number of immigrants arrived during the
month of November, 1888, wns 35803. The
number OF immigrants arrived during the
eleven months ended Nov 30, 1884, was 40, ,3Gl
period OF last year. The decrease IN immi.
grafton was principally from England and
Wales, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Norway,
sweden, and the Dominion Of Canada. There
was an increase In immigration from Austria
lll some Of the smnller cnnnLrles
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

DEMOCRATIC opposition to the admis-
sion of Dakota is based wholly upon the
present political complexion of that terri
tory. Yet it has moro inhabitants than
any democratic state had at the time it
was admitted, and its growth has boen
more rapid than that of any of them
since they were admitted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

building, IL concerns citizens of the whole
country and although tho interests of
the business men of the district alone arc
sufficient to warrant congress In voting an
appropriation for a new postoflico build.
ing, the greater interests of the govern
mcnt should relieve the matter Of any
uncertainty,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

SINCE such publicity has been given to
the text of the treaty with Spain. the
senate can very well afford to consider it
in open session. 1t deals with such i'm &.
portant interests, and is in some respects
such wide departure from our long.
established policy of foreign commercial
intercourse, that the people should be
allowed to know the course of debate in
regard to il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
ny, PosroFFIoE NOTIuA.

pSS
Letters 5r europe need not be specially ii.
rected for dispatch by any particular steamer in
orderto secure speedy delivery at destination.
fastest vessels available
Foreign mails ior the week ending DEC. 13
will close PROMPTLY In all casosl at this oiiico
THURSDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe. per
steamship Adri tic via Queen town .(letters
per steamship suevIa, Via Plymouth Cher.
pSps ssca%shp 6co a. at o. qr mr. Sr eSSa
via Havana; and for Campeche Chiapas, Ia
haa aPf sr ar ohsE Mextas satap
must be directed per African'O.
PierreMlgueon vi Via II Haf fM?0 <: at i:5o ' M m.
ior Porto Rico di ect per steamship Alpes; at
3Ii39 p. m. % Ior Vera cruz direct per steamship
sATUEpA91At io;So a. a. m m iar the Neither.
Via Rotterdam; nt' at ifii ii a IN. FOR Il Europe, % per
5 cam hip City OF Berlin, via Queenstown
c V5 Of az 81 must BE so5ss$ asfs$
direct per steamship Deyonia, via Glasgow
M mSst cr &c pes %
Getters f6r Great Bri ain and other European
at II M. or Belgium direct, per steamship
Weste5nlapds, viR Antwerp; az I p. m; for
ger steamship santo Domingo; a. 1i3Q p. m.
Niagara, VIZ Havana. '--'''''' P'' ''o"'''"''r
SUNDAY-At 1880 y. m. for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship City of Dallas via
New orleans.
Mails for China and Ia p-r steamship
san Pablo (via FrancIscoJ close
here Dec. al at y. "A. Malls for Austra-
liza, New Zealand, Sandwich and Fiji Islands
per steamship Zelandia (via San Fran.
clsco), close here Dec s13 at D. m. Tor on ar
rival at New York of steamship Britannia
with British malls for Australia). -
sTbeschedule OF closing of Trans Pacific mail,
is arranged on the presumption OF their unlnter.
rupted overland transit to san Francisco
Malls from the East arriving on time at san
Francisco on the day OF sailing of steamers are
dispatched thence the sane day.
HENRY q. PEARSON,
Postmaster.
PosrorrIcn, NEW YORK. Dec. o, 1854
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

IT is doing no injustice to say that the
defense in the Swain case appears to be
conducted with view to prolonging the
trial to length beyond what its in
trinsic merits would justify. Too much
time is consumed by the introduction Of
matters having no real bearing upon the
offcnses with which Gen. Swain is charged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
For which Our Thanks Are Due.

II CrHE REPUBLIcAS) Is now as good news.
paper as was ever printed at the national capi.
tai, and 1t is far ahead of any of its c0ntem.
poraries In the same field. Its principles are
verile, its tone Is manly its columns are in.
leresting, and 1t gets and prints the news OF
Wnshiugton-not n common performance on
the part of the Washington journals.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN will be
issued to-day, It contains digest of
the news in the daily up to date. record
of the proceedings in congress, besides a
largo amount of other interesting reading
matter. 1t can be obtained in wrappers,
ready for mailing, in tho business office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THE slight blaze in the city postofIio
Tuesday night should direct immediate
attention to the insecurity Of that build
ing. 1t will not always be recorded as Il
slight blaze.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THE Mclean. Broadhead contested elec.
tion case is assigned for hearing to-day,
and the contestants S counsel are confident
of showing sufficient mistakes in the
count to give DIR. Mclean his seat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
Where the He'll Cato Fnns, Wan, T.

The house committee on rivers and harbors
yesterday agreed to n resolution requesting
the chairman to move resolution In the
house Pr permission TO appoint a subcommit.
tee 10 Investigate the condition of the He'll
Gate Improvement at New York, "and TO as.
certain the reason why the funds Appropriated
by the act of July o, 1884, have not been used
az directed, but diverted to other purposes"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
"Tho Republican" aud Secretary
Chandler.

There is an interesting report that the Hon.
William T. Chandler will become after the
tth Of next March, the editor of THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN. The secretary OF the navy has
been for several years one Of the owners Of
that newspaper, aud 1t Ia said that he has now
acquired a controlling interest, with Wow to
conducting 1t in person according to his own
ideas Of journalism.
If Secretary Chandler should In fact rolln
quish tho nominal management Of non-ex
istcnt navy to become the real director Of an
energetic aud influential newspaper, he may
congratulate himself on his change Of func-
ton The change will be, essentially and con-
spicuously, promotion for Chandler.
The New York Sun, usually so accurate
in its news and unsurpassed by none in
journalistic fields for enterprise. has been
misled as to the above by dispatches from
Washington. Whatever of ownership Mr..
Chandler has had or now has in the stock
OF the Republican company. he has never
been, and is not now, responsible for its
editorial management. Nor has he, we
are informed, any intention to become
after the 4th Of March the editor Of THE
REPUBLICAN. Mr.. Chandler is the con-
trolling owner in the Monitor and States
man, of Concord, N. H., and is believer
in the value of stock in ontcrprising news
paper establishments. He has also been
an occasional editorial writer for these
latter papers, usually, however, signing
his name to his contributions. But he has
not contributed to the columns of THE
REPUBLICAN, and is not to be held &C.
countablo for its expressions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

THERE are great many nice people in
this country; and large numbers of them
arc coming to Washington in q few
months. The evidence is in the air.
The hand of preparation for their accom-
mediation is visible all round. Rooms are
being put in order Latch strings are
having ready sale, and stores are being
replenished, repaired, and extended. The
saloon men wear uncommon smiles, indi-
eating that in their opinion st. John was
pretty badly defeated in the late election,
and 1t is safe to predict that sales of lead. ..
ing beverages will reach higher point
in March than ever before in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11

r1zs IL o. .CANDEE, vtTAPATH PLY
NsS siclnn.-I employ the best health re-
sources of nature, scientifically applied through
dies, Food, Water, Air, Heat, Light Ozone,
Electric Vapor Baths, &c. l discard all Miner
lants. prepare all my own vegetable remedies
Consultation free. Call or send for testimonials
OF wonderful cures
treat all diseases, acute or chronic ONCE
and reception parlors, D22 + St, bet 9th and
10th, Washington, d. O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-11
WdNTED-ROOlTs.
UiNTED-HOUsEy. Ey.

by THE i5rH-RooM-FAcfSa SOUTH
ID and east or south; gn>; grate fire; hot and
cold BATH within half minute of 10Th ana IL
Hs. N. WI with buardi state u tee, must be
re sonnbei II iurnl he'd or not for one or two
men. Address LAW STUDENT, Republican
once. 3-13