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National Republican., 1885-10-20

IT will be remembered that the New York
adopted resolutions conlemnatory Of the
conduct Of the ciyil service commission.
Mr. Commissioner Eaton has deemed it
proper to reply to these structures in letter
which Is printed in the New York Times
He first takes up and readily annihilatcs
the rather mean insinuatIon that those on
the eligible lists were allowed 10 remain for
two years instead Of for one, for the pur-
pose Of giving Republicans Il better chance
of appointment. Mr. Eaton asscrts-an
no well-inlomcd person doubts THAT
these lists were made up impartlally from
10th parties, and that Of SOME fifteen thou
sand persons cNamIucd not five have com
planned of any prejudice or partality ON
account Of politics and not one has proved
the Justice Of such q complaint, so that the
extension Of the period Of eligibility was
gs advantageous to one party as TO
lie other" Mr.. Eaton then proceeds
10 show that the retention Of the
names ON the lists was not advantageous to
either patty "since, as q matter Of fact, ap-
uCiutmcuts are made from those standing
highest, and man examined yesterday and
ranking higher would get an appointment
sooner than a man examined last year
Moreover examinations have been held in
IN autl GRITTY The Times thinks the com
mulicGtl0n Is "a valuable contribution to
The literature Of this canvass, in which the
National Republican., 1885-10-20

Esthetie Secretary whitney.

Mr., William Bruce Gray has prepared draw
ings for the addition of q ball room to the resi-.
denco occupied by the late ex.Secretary Ere.
linghuysen, lately hired by Secretary whitney.
The new room will be II handsome and spacious
apartment, extending to the carriage house at
the rear II will be 80 by % feet with lnrge
bay window on one side The special feature
of the room will be an immense fire place Mt
the far end. The entrance will be from tho
drawing room. The matter of decorations has
not yet been decided upon. The Secretary is
inclined to bring from his handsome home in
New York city some GobGln tapestries of rare
patterns for the walls. In that event the ball
room will have the richest and most beautiful
gRTnituTcs of any IN the capital.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

Democrats are seeking, ON the one hand, to
hide under Mr.. Clevcland's cloak, and, on
the other, to discrcdit the commission aud
its work which he has openly approved"
The New York Democrats in their wonder
ful platform succeed IN blessing aud cursing
the administration IN the same breath. 1t is
an awkward stradllc intended to tickle
alike the cars Of rcformcrs and spoilsmcn.
But the President desires Hills election
National Republican., 1885-10-20
Roy. DIR. Domer Denies.

Rev. DR.. Domor, the pastor Of st, Piuls
Lutheran Church. who left the city yesterday
to oniciate at the funeral of Mr.. John Geisc, of
Reading Pa, an old friend, and will be absent
until Thursday, was asked by REPUBLICAN re.
porter just before he started II he knew any.
thing of the Lutheran preachers address cited
by Father Walter in his address on common
schools
he replied, but II there was, and he made the
remarks attributed to him, It does not alter the
relation OF the English Lutheran church to tho
school question. We are cmphaticully in favor
OF free schools"
The indications are that Father Walter will
have several sermOnstc answers to his re-
marks next sunday
THE freight rates Of our great trunk lines
have been advanced, but this VIII have no ef-
feet on the price OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup,
which Is sOld nt The old price Of % cents bottle.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

"ANoTHER ENGINEER" favors the REPuB-
LIcAS with carefully considered and well
written article on the Potomac water works
extension So important n subject, skill
fully handled by an expert in engineering
science, must prove extremely attractive,
not only to our Washington readers, but to
all who are interested in the prosperity of
the Capital city.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

II Fitz Lee and Uncle Roberts saddle
were to take different routes aud hold sep
nrate meetings, it is honestly believed that
the latter would draw larger audiences
than the former. This may be a delusion,
but the experiment is worth trying, and
generosity impcls us to offer the hint with
out any other reward than that which re-
suits from the doing Of noble deed.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WHILE Bismarck continues to rule the
German empire 1t will be scarcely possible
TO negotiate Il treaty between his govern
mcnt and our own under which German
Americans visiting their old homes will be
guaranteed any rights not now enjoyed.
Bismarck desires to discourage emigration
by every possible means, but he has done
more than any other man in Europe to pro-
mote the thing be 50 much dislikcs.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

SATURDAY is the great purchasing day of
the week Saturday night the masses make
purchases. Merchants keep their establish
ments open until 10 o'clock. These facts
are sufficient to demonstrate that Saturday
morning is the best time in the week ON
which to advertise.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

LOGAN, Sherman, and Foraker will
preach in the Old Dominion the gospel Of
honesty, peace, and prosperity. If the
bourbon voters will give them hearing
they will be astonished at the contrast be-
tween what they say aud what they are
represented as saying, They advocate only
those things which are necessary to the
stability of government and the welfare of
all the people.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WAR between the United States aud the
sovereign state Of New Jersey has been
happily aycrted by the acceptance ON the
part Of the latter Of a court decision which
gives to the former the disputed Jurisdiction
Of few acres Of submerged land The
forboaronce and patriotism Of New Jersey
cannot he too highly commended.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The city Of Minneapolis, Mimi, has
raised by subscription n fund OF more than
Sl3O,000 for the establishment Of a perml-
nent exposition. Is there any eastern city
of equal wealth and population that has
ever astOnished itself by similar achieve
ment? If so, by what name is it calledy
National Republican., 1885-10-20

DIVERS and sundry District of Columbia
Democrats are mxiously looking for that
"change Of policy at the white house "
which they predicted would set In at once
when the Ohio rcbuken had been thor
oughly digested, Possibly, the anxious
brethren will look IN vain. The admins
trotion is not particularly impulsive,
National Republican., 1885-10-20

THERE are numerous persons In Wash
iDgtou, commonly supposed to be ladies
and gentlemen, who 90 to the theaters to
have "iully good time talking and laugh
ing. They should he stared at and stimuli
taneously hssed by tue audience until they
are taught udimcntary lesson in dcccucy.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The Philadelphia Times, independently
Democratic, says that " Ohio fairly elected
q Republican governor and a Republican
legislature on Tuesday last, and the sup
preston Of the Cincinnati returns aud the
technical quibbles over returns in Column
bus simply mean an awkward Democratic
attempt to steal the legislature" Mclean
IL Co. should have taken lessons of the
Maine man who stole an orchard and got
away with it.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
OWL SERVICE CHANGES.

The President Yesterday made the fulllEilg
appointments William +. Petition, OF X nsn',
to lie register at the land olicc ut GocIen 0j'y,
EUil, and the following pO,tmlstcss. DWiol
g. Hooper at Ceuircvillc, MI vice N T.
Euut, commission expired; Charles T. Ebhy,
~ l"tilaud. ORG, vice George steel, cnu.
Tenn, vice O. r. Temple. commission cXplga 4;
John J.. sucei, NJ PBuk city. Utah, YlGA \. u.
lMy'N commi.siuu expired. JlliuS FiN.i 90
IW Worth, Texas, vice. Bpll, NJ Bueawll
commission expired; Albert watkins u: lin'
coin, Sch. vice james MCTrldo, commission
cNTirCd; u. 4. Chatham, Nashville, Tenn,
vice W. =. Jones, commission expire /;
Vice ~ mM'GRfS iaftSn ct Sommi.IoS EI5sS' expired: y
!. II, Pratt, at Ipswich, Dnk, Office be.
come presidential; Warren rery, at Bradford
Mass, Office become presidential; Geo. BE 'R,
!. \. Ffnwley, ut StrDmsburg, Ncb., once be.
come presidential; r.. X. Henderson, ut MUIR
irccsl otough, Tenn vice !. d. Wilsln re.
signed, ". l., Norton, NJ TdllahOwn, Tenn,
horn, ut Hudson, Mich, vice H. J. SOu,hwOrth,
fCsiguCd W. G. Schulz, ut Rcyn oldsvilO pt,
vice T. G. Reynolds, resigned, Abrlhlm Rose,
at Ninton, Iowa, vice J. +. rync, resigned;
Farley Sheldon, Mt Amcs, Iowa, vice John
Watts resigned: John ). Finlcy, ut Holly
springs. Miss, vice Mary H. Mahon, suspend ii
Walter L. scott, at Modesto, Cal vice 7, w.
Shortly after Mr. Pync was appointed post.
master at Ninton, Iowa, IL was discovered thnt
he had been guilty OF violating pension laws
and he was removed yesterday, and Abraham
Rose, an old soldier was appointed.
Col. Vase, the appointment clerk OF the
pOstOilce Department. has been reduced tD q
third class clerk and Mr.. COnlcy, formerly OF
the Buffalo News, has been made appointment
clerk.
Mr.. Robert D. Roosevelt has declined the
position Of The commission to examine u com
pletcd section Of the Northern Pacific railway
Ben. Douglass. Of Ohio, clerk In the Post
Office Department, has been dismissed.
II was George W. Pcnilcld who was dismissed
liShCd.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

If the Richmond Dispatch would pause
in its wrathful raving long enough to tackle
the figures We have given showing the sup
preston Of votes in many southern states
its course would commend itself to public
respect much more than its present liue of
procedure. An iuch of argument weighs
more than mile of rant.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

CARDGNAL NEWMAN, vigorous opposition
TO the disestablishment Of the English
church is what might have been expected,
and is not in the least discredtable to his
cmincnce. But the church will be disestlb-
lshed, all the same, before many years
shall have elapsed.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

ONE Of the chief objects of ''thc south
hatcrs' Is to appropriate millions from the
federal treasury for educational purposes in
tie southern states This is diabolically
malignant, hut our southern brethren will
huNn 10 slnnl IN.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

JUDGE THURMAN has been invited to
mount the Democratic stump in New York.
The splendid recognition which the Noble
Roman has received from the administration
will doubtless induce him to accept the in
vitation promptly and tax his rhetorical
powers to their highc't capacity.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The vote for Robert IIarlaud, colorcl
Republican candidate for the legislature In
Hamilton county, Ohio, shows that he was
less popular than other candidates, but it
does not by any means prove that Ohio
Democrats would have treated him half so
well as he Jared at the hands of Republl-
cans. 1t is not claimed that race prejudice
is extinct in any party, but there is no
reasonable doubt that its stronghold is the
Democracy
National Republican., 1885-10-20

THE ear Of the country is aching to hear
again the eloquent voice Of Mr. Eusts.
Would 1t he too impertnent II we were to
suggest to the distinguished senator that q
culugy Is due to the late Allen o. MyerS2
National Republican., 1885-10-20

EDITOR MCCLUREs Democratic news
paper says: at is a singular political fatal
ity that the Office fights hardest to get away
from the man who fights hardest to get at
The Office This is not calculated to en-
courage Candidate IIill to exhaust his
strength in stumpng the Empire state with
the Prohibition candidate.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The Massachusetts Democrats will vot,
FOR Mr.. Prince to indorse him for the foreign
mission that he did not get This is about
as curious as the Mugwumpon policy in
New York-yotIug against Hill to iniors,
ilc President.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

CuAIRMNN lIENsEL, Of the Pennsylvania
Democratic committee, accepts the inyi-
iation to 90 to New York and take the
stump for Hill and Jones lie pays the
freight Mr.. lIensel's great 1854 success
should inspire him with peculiar cloquence.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

THE northern Republicans will try to
push ON their "ilendishly malicious persccu-
ton Of the south to the extent Of passing
the Blair aircduootional bill. Such wickcdness
has few parallels in history.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

To-MoREow evening the Irish nationalists
OF New York will have grand demonstra-
ton, at which they will raise a good many
thousand dollars in aid of the movement
which Mr. Parnel is leading with consum-
mate sagacity.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

USporUTEpfY the coming session of Con-
gress will I've ono Of the livcicst over seen,
hut the excitement will result mainly from
mutual hair-pulling by Democratic factions.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

Muopr aud Sankey have brAyely begun
the work Of shaking up the unregenerate
in the vicinity of Broome street, New York,
These gentlemen do not draw such vast
crowds rs they used to, but they are doing
National Republican., 1885-10-20

If the sultan Of Turkey were as rich in
financial resources as he is in pluck he
would bc dangerous neighbor for any and
all of his good brothers in Europe.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WHY is not Mr.. Carlisle asked to 90 with
Mr.. Randall Oh the New York stump 50
that the people may get a clear idea of the
Democratic position on the tariff question?
National Republican., 1885-10-20
SPECIIL NOTICES:

n~Ss-s MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
A special meeting Of the Medical Association Of
the District Of Columbia will he held In the George
town University Law Building, southeast corner of
+ and sixth streets northwest, THIS CTUESDAY)
EVENING, at O'Clock. by order Of the President.
j. e. PATTERSON, NJ. ID.
LAcILAS TYLER, NJ. D., Secretary. 1t
n~9+o THE U. 5. HEALING INSTITUTE
kSS II. o. CAEDEE, NJ. D., V. D., Principal
and Conductor. Ollce aud reception parlors, 922
II. N w, bet 9th and 10Th sts Washington, ID. g.
send or Cali for Circular Containing Testimonials
of Wonderful Cures. l employ the best health
resources of nature, scientifically applied through
vital neryuurn, magnetism, electricity, vegetable
remedies, food and drink cure, water, air, heat,
light ozone electric vnpor baths, &c.
| treat all diseases, acute or chronic. Consulta-
tion free.
N<zgzswE WILL REMOVE ABOUT THE lsr OF
NSy November TO our new office, No. llO7 + ST..
In consequence Of the removal our present office Is
offered by us for rent JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, o27 Il st. Oc6f
N%Sss II. A, SELIGSON,
RSy 1i2i Penn. Az. N. w,
sells Virginia Claret (Norton's Seedling) ut
80 CENTS A GALLON.
California and Ohio Wines. icl5-tf
National Republican., 1885-10-20

CECuRITY OILs-OUR "POTOMACn 1900.
- FIRE TEST, WATER WHITE, AND lI2o
OILS are guaranteed up to the standard; none better
used. Also YRpor Fluid and all kinds Of Lubrlcat-
Ing oils.
Ask your groces for them.
n. A, POOLE & CO.,
037 Louisiana Avenue n. W.
Wholesale Agents for the Baltimore United Oh
Company.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

IT is supposed that Gems. Tlalstead and
Mclean will now reduce themselves to a
peace basis.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -


ALBAvGH's-Niayo In "Nordcck."
NATioNAI-"MontcC Crislo."
Funf's-"A Tin soldier"
HrRloG' 's-"Ifish Aristocmcy."
DINE MusEuM--Gray and stephens.
CONQUE-Alicc OutCs.
WAIUNOToS RiSK-Ninth and Il. l. avenue
National Republican., 1885-10-20

LNOR sALE-BEDROOM SET, INCLUDING 9
Il rockers bedding self.feeder stove, and carpet
$50, Apply at No. 63G Mass nv. N. w. Call after
o o'clock y, m. 500
National Republican., 1885-10-20
BUSINESS CARDS:

A WNING MAKER-R, Q. NJ. BURTON, asa 9th
IA 81. n. W, Reception CanOpes and Decorations
made
I l.. KERYAND, 1912 PA. PA.AyE.-ENGRAYING
~ plate and 90 visiting cards, 80 cts; 90 cards
nom same plate, DO cts.i 100 cards printed from
plate, 20 cts,
TRUNKS AND HARNEss-JAMEs s. TOP
i HAM 1921 Pa. ave, N. w.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
PERSONAL COMFORT.

EnAILY WALKS, ON EASY FEET,
~ in open air best preserve health and lon-
geyity," Hence, the elite OF the world visit
DIR. WHITE 4 SON, FOOT SPECIALISTS,
14l6 Pennsylvania avenue (Opp. WillardsHOtell.
IL North Eutaw ST. Baltimore, for the painless treat
ment OF Corns, Bunlons, Diseased Nails and other
ice; his twenty.dfth in Washington, Fee, u
ittlng,
National Republican., 1885-10-20

V'O ART STUDENTS AND PARESTS-AT TIE
i National Academy of Fine Arts corner Of 18th
st. and n. y. ave. one can receive the most thor.
Ough instruction in every style of drawing and
paining years of study saved, Mrs. ImOgenG Rob
inson Morrell, the founder and teacher, has had
twelve medals and studied fifteen years In Europe
with the most celebrated artists. Particular uttcn-
tion TO skctching from nature Children's Saturday
class, SO per year, Ocl7-3t
National Republican., 1885-10-20

without Home" the drama Mt this house
for tho week, will certainly be quite "at home"
the hearty welcome of the crowded auii1 1ncc
last night. Gray and Stephens created delight
ful excitement by their own acting and wonder
by the accomplishments OF their five trained
dogs. The play itself Is interesting and abuud-
ant in surprises. Every afternoon and night 1t
cannot fail TO attract and satisfy multitude.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
BO1RDING

OARDlSG-Il ANDSONiE ROOM AND BOARD
II In private family; new house aud furniture; uu-
eNCCptionahlc; no children; fashionable ncghbur-
hOud near Scott Circle; best references required.
Address G. g., Republican Oncc. octID.3t
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WE ARE SELLING sTADELMAN & CO.'S
w Prime Fruit Jellies (Currant, Lemon, Straw
berry, &c at l2c per pound 1Oc per pound by the
bucket. Stands-27 Center Market, 7th-st, wing,
and Dob Northern Liberty Market, 9th and X SITS.
j, X. BuSlCK, Oc2O-lm
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WE ARE SELLING sTADELMAN 4 CO.'S
w Best Family Brand Mince Meat ut lGC per
pound. Sunds-27 Center Market, 7th-st. wing
j. s. HISICk. nr2O-l LIN
National Republican., 1885-10-20

LNOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS A
Il fair knowledge Of bookkeeping and $1,000 in
cash can purchase an interest In Il well-esnblished
and lucrative business, Address Box J, Republi-
can Olice. 500
National Republican., 1885-10-20

EREE-GIVEN AWAY-AN ENCYCLOPEDIA,
II 500 pages, elegantly bound. Address THE
PEOPLES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Washing
ton ID. e.. Oclu--Bt
National Republican., 1885-10-20

L'OR SALE-ATTENTION, HOTEL, RESrAU-
Il TateuTs, and boarding. house keepcrs-FOr sale,
very low for cash, nm assorted lot Of best q
Meridian Britannia Ware; wine bucket, Ice tub,
individual coffee sets beef tray, vegetable dishes
casters, punch mugs stands with lamps complete,
forks, knives, table and tea spoons, &c all OF the
best make; new, and never have been In use. A
lot Of nice copper ware coffee urn, chopping dishes,
soup ana hSh boiler, lAntcrn and sauCepanS with
covers, \ very nice oyster showcase, with copper
strainer sc. A large lot Of assorted triplethiCk
llaverly imported French china; the very best;
only used In irsl.ClNsS hotels aud restaurants. All
can be seen at No. 2lI7 X st, n, W. $50
National Republican., 1885-10-20

IOR SALE 49, BEAUTIFUL FUR CARRIAGE
l. robes ut very low prices; those who want bar
gains call before all are sold; also few slightly
shop-wOrn plush carriage robes, and the best and
strongest horse blankets in the city for SO; also u
good secondhand double harness and side saddle
cheap, fur carriage robes repaired. JOHN =.
Skinner * co., 600 18th ST., opposite Treasury
Department S3I
National Republican., 1885-10-20
UiNTED---ROOlTS.

NNrANTED-Is THERE RESPECTABLE
w woman hnvlng2 furnished vacant rooms, and
who would he willing 10 cook meals for adults
Address PERMANENT, Republican Onicc. i.21
yIANTED-3 OR 4 UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w bet 9th and 10Th and aud 1 sts. Address
FERA, Republican Office. 4.23
National Republican., 1885-10-20

NrASTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TO
w decorate Christmas. New Year, and Easter
employment and fair wages; material furnished,
and all work mailed postpaid. For full informa.
iion address DECORATIVE ART WORKS, Ex-
change Place, Boston, Mass. +. D. Box 6l4S.
ennI III. III. 12t
National Republican., 1885-10-20
TD.fNTED---HOUSES.

NrANTED-TO BUY A BRICK HOUSE,
from 81, 900 to $4,000; must be In good location;
will go on Capitol mn; send number of house,
price, and terms. Address BUYER, Republican
Office :I-22
National Republican., 1885-10-20
UiNTED---MTsCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A FEW SHARES OF EQUITABLE
w Building Association stOck mention number
Of shares. Address u. IL. O., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

XyrANTED--ALL KINDS OF DEPARTMENT
w stamps in large or small quantities. highest
cash prices. Call after b y. M, j. d. X LEE, 1907
National Republican., 1885-10-20

WILL THE LADY WHO CALLED AT No.
w 1i2B l1th ST. on Wednesday to rent u fur
nshcd house please call again? OCl ,-3t
National Republican., 1885-10-20

w NrANTED-A LADY TO OCCUPY A COM
w fortnbly furnished room with young lady;
references required; private famllyi terms, with
Office. OBI
National Republican., 1885-10-20

EoR SALE-3OOOO SHARES DICKENSON
Il Life Boat Stock, 800 shares Music Mountain,
2,oOO shares Butterfly, 100 shares PGn-Electric
Telephone, 100 shares Montgomery Long Fiber
THOMAS A. MITCHELL, 03i L ST., rooms and
National Republican., 1885-10-20

EOR.RENT-037 X ST. N. W.-FURNISHED
Il house, recently repaired; owner desires to re-
serve rooms but viii vacate IL necessary. 6.2l
EOR RENT-NEAT BRICK, o ROOMS, NO.
Il 12i3 9th st. n. W., bet. NJ and n sts, Inquire
ut 0lS st., room o., 6-2O
EOR RENT, ., AND ROOM HOUSES,
II cheap. Apply IL. s. JOHNSON i03 Pa. ave,
hct. dil aud 9Th sts. 6'2O
National Republican., 1885-10-20
" 1tNTED-HELP.

NNTANTED-A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO
w nurse baby and to do Hight housework. Call
at G27 9th st. N. W. 2.2O
ANTED-ANY LADY MAKING LESS
w than $40 per week at their homes no canvass
ing, to call on Panel Art Company, dig 18th st.,
bet. l. and Il SITS. n. W. 2-2i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-01
ENAVORITE REMEDY.
From the Indianapolis Times.l
An Interesting Letter.

From MIR. Harry w. Olmstead, Proofreader on
.The Times"
The following letter is encouraging and worthy
of careful perusal, coming as IL does, from so
reliable "A source, unsolicited. IL contains facts
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