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National Republican., 1885-09-02

IT is the opinion of Senator Edmunds
that President Cleveland "has not got men
about him who will help him In adherng to
civil service reform" The senator's opinion
is scarcely magnanlmous toward such re-
forming statesmen as Messrs, Higgins and
Black, but the President may be compelled
10 send for Aquilla Jones to help these dis
tinguished apostles before the gospel Of
civil service reform becomes the accepted
faith Of the Democratic masses.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

1t is well-known that, in every presi-
dental campaign, the Democratic party
denies its free trade faith. In the campaign
of 1850 pale fright seized the Democratic
managers, organs, and speakers as soon as
the Republican party challenged them to
look at the tariff plank Of their own plat
form. At that time free trade editors wrote
and published protection articles, and all
along the Democratic lines there was a
white-ivered, base, cowardly desertion of
principle, panicky hedging, lodging, and
denying.
1t was contemplate exhibition of un-
mitigated poltroonery.
After the decapitation of Morrison's
idiotic bantling in the Democratic House
last year, the free traders went to the Chi
cago convention breathing out threatenings
and slaughter against the protection Demo-
Gratis. But straddle was agreed upon.
Both wings claimed to have won the day.
Mr.. Randall read his theory in the tariff
plank, and Mr.. IIurd read his crced there.
Yet the Democratic campaiGners, with Only
one or two exceptions, lodged tariff dis
cussiOn and made the race on "reform,n
whereby they caught the Mugwumps and
won.
Two distinguished Democratic senators
have stated to member Of THE REPUBLI-
CAN editorial staff since the election of
1884 that, but for the defeat of Morrison by
Randall in the House and the keeping OF
free trade lunacy out of the platform AMI
campaign, Cleveland would have been
routed.
When presidential campaign is past,
however, the free traders always com to
the front. They control the organization of
the House and are able to keep up tariff
agitation. That they have ever done any
good to the country is not Il matter of reg
ord. That they have, by creating susp!-
cion and distrust, damaged the business Of
the country to the extent Of hundreds OF
millions is not doubted by the best business
minds,
National Republican., 1885-09-02

ONE of the laws enacted by the legls-
lature Of New Hampshire, which closed its
session last Saturday, provides that any
voter can be challenged at the polls and
his ballot refused unless he can make oath
that he has neither sold his own vote nor
purchased that of another man either by
himself or with his money through an
agent. 1t Is a good law for any state where
corruption Of the ballot Is known to exist.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

"WoULD 1t be better" inquiries the New
York Sun, "for the Democracy to have all
the federal Offices in New York filled with
Republicans and lose the election in Noyem-
ber, or to fill them all with Democrats and
win II? ~ If the interests Of the Democracy
are identical or coincident with the interests
of the country, the former would I'M
doubtedly be the better policy.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
"Gcnteel and Respeotable sports. :"

The National Base Ball Club has done
much this season to revive the old-tmc
popularity of the game of ball In this city.
This has been done by making good, hon
est record, one the people of the city can
justly take pride in. With base ball brought
up to high standard, with the excellent
work of our several boating clubs, and
with the true sport the National Jockey
Club gives during the spring and fall meet
ings, the capital has become quitea center
of gcnteel and respectable sports.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

IT would not be safe to bet that there is
less carriage riding by government officials
at public cost now than there was before the
great sale Of government horses and vehicu-
lar appliances. The new broom is getting
TO be very much like an old one-a revised
edition with all the improvements carefully
left out.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

IT is believed that the government has
faithful, and capable official than was Pen.
sion Agent Norris, of Philadelphia. The
effort to make him appear delinquent and
put smirch on him is such work us only
small men engage in.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

and generally dcspised as that OF the hyp)'
critic. The country is thoroughly sick of
this snivolng. The boldcst AMI brassiest o;
sinners may depend on degree oi tolcti-
tion that cannot be accorded to Peek
National Republican., 1885-09-02

THE Philadelphia Press says: THE cattle
men seem determined to bull things their
own way in Indian territory, but we hope
Secretary Endicott will 90 on and steer
them out" Doubtless the Secretary will do
80 If he does not get cowed.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

If heads Of executive departments will
take the trouble to look up law a little
they will discover that in appointing per-
sons to certain specific positions and de-
failing them for other work elsewhere they
are violating statutory mandate.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

When the net results of Minister Fosters
work at Madrid come to be summed up it
will be found that he has accomplished a
great deal of good. The attacks on him in
Republican papers are as unjust as they are
unproyoked.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

"a HIGH government Official" is quoted
as saying to Star reporter that "this adj
minlstration has higher aud better objects
in view than the making uf party capital"
There is nothing els so universally dctested
az cant. No other character Is so heartily
National Republican., 1885-09-02

INAsMUCH as the free trade Democrats
can easily organize the House without any
help from the protection wing of their party
they are naturally inclined to put on
naughty airs toward Mr.. Randall's faction.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
-
NHnSincSsu nnh NDutY.v
Nashville American. !

As long as the independents" were try
ing to disrupt the Republican party it was
Cuisines" to encourage them. Now that
they are trying to disrupt the Democratic
party it is the duty of the organization to
hold them in check.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
Dowling's Conversion.
[sprlnglleld Republican,

Springfield Republican,.
1t is unfortunate for p. II. Bowling, of
Toledo Ohio, that his renunciation of Re-
publicanism is made from the postoillce in
that city, The fact is likely to detract from
the influence OF his conversion.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

THE REPUBLICAN sincerely hopes the
administration may be so fortunate as to
get through the present month without add
ing materially to the list of criminals ap-
pointed to office.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

THERE is room for other thousands to be
added to the thousands already on our list
of subscribers for the tcn-cent Campaign
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

GEN. STEVENSON, of the Postofllce De-
pGitment, is the Lord High Executioner Of
the Administration, and Gen. Black, of the
pension bureau, is Lord High Everything
National Republican., 1885-09-02
That Million Coming.

Philadelphia Times
When New York raises about S040, 900
more 1t will have the million which it wants
to build its Grant monument.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

Ten days have elapsed since the last
great effort to make political capital by
branding dead soldiers as swindlers and
frauds. Why does "rcform" halt?
National Republican., 1885-09-02
DosToFFICE NOTICE.

Letters for foreign countries need not be specially
addressed for dispatch by any particular steamer,
except when Is desired TO send duplicates of bank
ing and commercial documents, letters not spe-
cially addressed being sent by the fastest vessels
available
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept. ., will
close PRoMPTLr In all cases. at this office as fol-
THuRsDAY.-At o q. IN. for Europe, per steam
ship Adriatic, via Queenstown lettera for France,
Germany &C., must be directed per AdrintiC");
ntOa;m. for France, Germany, &c, per steam;
ship WCstphalin, Via Plymouth, ChcTbOlrg, and
Hamburg (ettcTs for Great Britain and other Eu-
Topenn Countries must he directed ''per West
rGto p a. p nm M Gr loF Ynsia nSrn Per Ser SeS1 .ten
ship Santiago; at 1880 y. III. for Truxillo and
Runtnn, per steamship S Oleri, via New Orleans,
FRlDAN.T-At On. IN. for 81. Pierre MquelOn via
Halifax; ut l.;io y. N. for Porto Rico direct per
steamship Antillns.
sATURDAY.-At o a. m. for Jamaica, ST. Domingo,
CCnuUl America and the South Pacific Ports per
steamship Edith GOddcn via Kingston; at 1880
q, IN. for Germany &c, per steamship saller, wa
Seryn, via Queenstown (lotters for Germany, &C.,
must he directed per scrya'D; ut IL a. III. for
the Netherlands direct, per steamship l.cerdnIn,
via Rotterdam QettcIs must be directed "per
Lccrdnmp; at II q. m. for Belgium direct, per
steamship Rhynlmd, via Antwerp Qetters must
be directed per Rhynlundnl.
Mails for the sandwich Islands, per steamship
Alameda VIA san Francisco, close here september
80, at Z p N. Mails for Australia, New Zealand,
FIJI, and SNmnOn Islands, per steamship city Of
sydney Via san Francisco, close here september
al0, az 4 F. b ~. lqr on arrival at New YORK OF
tfQlin). Mails for tile Society Isltpds, per steamer
Cln san Francisco, close here September aga,
g ,. ~: Mails for Cuba, by rail to Tampa
close at this Office daily ut 2;30 u, m.
%Thc schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific mails Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit to san Francisco Mails from the
east arriving ON TIME at San Francisco on the day
of sailing of steamers are dispatched thence the
HENRY g. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Postoilce, New York, N. v, August 2S 1850.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

lrit ever becomes apparent that Germany
has serious designs on Cuba, your Uncle
Sam will have few remarks to offer.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
LOST IND EONND.

I OST-GOING FROM N. y, AV. DOWN lOru
IL st. to !, To 9th, to q, TO 7th, 70 Lansburgh S
Bros store, an alligator skin pockebO0k, containing
ES-a 50, s2, and II bill-und some change Lib
CTal reward if returned to Republican ONCE Oh
National Republican., 1885-09-02

GEN. LEE is doing his best running for
the Governorship of Virginia in California
and Oregon Democratic newspapers
National Republican., 1885-09-02

For further Information apply to JAMES q.
WELLlNG, LII. d., President au2O.1m
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and ID sts. n. Wa practical business edu-
cation that qualities young men and women to sup
port themselves and successfully perform the active
duties Of life. Thorough instruction given in rapid
writing, the English language, correspondence,
rapid calculations bookkeeping business practice,
commercial law, political economy, stenOgraphy,
and type-writing. Regular day and evening ses.
sions resumed Tuesday, Sept. l. at u. m. and q p.
III. Office open for arrangements by the year or
quarter on and after Monday Aug. "a. A full
corps of teachers. Illustrated circular, giving full
information, sent free on application. HENRY Q.
SPENCER, Principal MRS. SARA A. SPENCER,
Vice Principal.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
EDTC.fTTON.iL.

CWITHlN c. sHORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY FOR
- TOI NC MEN AND BOYS, MEDIA, PA.
IL MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Fixed price covers every cXpcnse-evcn books, &c.
inaton for admission. Experienced tcachcrs-all
men and all graduates. Special opportunities for
opt students to advance rapidly. Special drill FOR
dull and backward boys. Patrons or students may
select any studies or choose the regular English,
Scientific. Business, Classical, Civil Engineering
Course Students fitted at Media Academy are now
in Havnrd, Yale, Princeton, and ten other Colleges
Hnd Polytechnic schools. Media has seven churches
and temperance charter, which prohibits the sale
Of all intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated cir
cular address the principal aud proprietor,
SWlTIfN &. SuORTLIDGE, A. NJ,
GIarvard University Graduate), Media, Pa,
Call at Riggs House, 2 to $50 p. m, Thursday,
Sept. 3. se1-2w
National Republican., 1885-09-02

THE first number of our Campaign Weekly
edition will be sent out tomorrow. 1t will
20 all over the Union.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
SrECIIL NOTICEE.

N $50 THE COMRADES OF GEORGE q.
49, Meade Post, No j, G.. \. r., are no iicl to
attend the funeral Of our late cnmralr, William T..
Champion, oil THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -, ut 4
w. M, from his late residence, No. IflS T. street
northwest. J. u, DOWD, Post Clmmnnlcr.
j. W. CuSNHp, Adiutuut. So s.2i
National Republican., 1885-09-02

r-5zs,H. o. CANDEE, NtTApATH PHYSICIAN.
ASy IemplOy the best health resources Of nature,
scientifically applied through vital Ncrvauru, Elcc
trlCty, Vegetable Remedies, Food Water Air, Heat,
Light, Ozone Electric VupOr Baths, &C. discard
ali Minerals Opatcs, Mercury, Quinlne, Alcoholic
Stimunnts. prepare all my own vegetable rems.
dies. Consultation free Call or send for testimO-
nials Of wonderful cures.
/ treat ali diseases acute or chronic. Onico AMI
reception parlors O22 y st., bet. 9th and 10th sts
Washington, u. G.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
IruE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,

4 select boarding and day school for young la
dies and little girls, rCOpens with its customary
large corps of professors and teachers
SEPTEMBER 80, 1885.
Course OF study complete from primary clear
through collegiate department with thorough In
stTucton IN French and German. students pre-
pared for Nassnr and Wellesley Colleges
Advanced classes In music, literature, and mod
cin languages open to outside pupils. Address
MIR. AND MRS WM. ID. CABELL,
Principals
National Republican., 1885-09-02
1MUSEAIENTS.


UERzoG's NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
H zone square North Of Pa. AycD
,,o,,Thc The Inaugural Of the second scason on,
The World. Fnmcd Emotional Actress,
KATHERINE ROGERS,
In CLAIRE AND THE FORGE MASTER.
A London Triumph 800 Consecutive Nights in
. Paris New York Success
chairs, 20 cents. No extra charqe " FOR reserved
seats ON sale ELK days In advance. Reserved
chairs now on sale Box Office open from u. m. I,
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
AFTER THOROUGH RENovATIoN - WILL
OPEN FOR THE SEASON ON
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Z,
With the first production In Washington of Gilbert
and Sulllvan's japanese Opera,
MiKADO; OR, THE TOWN or TfT1PU
With the authors text and prompt book, the COM
roscrs music and orchcstrnton. Elegant
costumes and correct scenic effects.
at another house In this city WIS In direct Viola
tion Of good faith between Managers, as well asa
gross pervcrson of the musical work Of sir Arthur
sullivan, and In defiance of his protest and that OF
his collnborateur, Mr.. Gilbert
Seats can he reserved for the authorized pro1uc-
tion on mud after Thursday, Sept. .. 1t
D1ME MUSEUM.
~ PENNSYLVANIA AvESur, NEAR 11Tu ST.
MONDAY, AUG, -,
And Every 2yoEEGRs A@yqS94 ANS 9G6 Sq STRr5 this Week.
In Three Acts, with Comic TuLlcaus.
AND MUSIC.
in MvsIuM-A Charming Novelty, The Great
German DiOrnmn Of the Seasons Spring, summer,
and Winter; 1000 moving figures. Everybody
should see It,
Next wcck-Thc Famous Leonzo Brothers and
Wonderful dogs
TnEArRE coMiouE SUMMER GARDEN.
Fines. Show Of the Season.
ANNIE KEATiNG'S COURT OF BEAUTY.
Twenty Handsome Ladies In Melange Of SEN
sation
NIatinecs Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
2;bO y. m.
Every Night at $50 the Fun begins.
ID DoCKvILLE FAIR-wEDNEsDAY, THURS
D. O. Depot us, $40, 1880 -Four trail trains tIye re.
mission to fair grounds, 81 au2D-4t.stuw,th
A Try CASTLE PARAMOUNT PLEASANT.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1885.
CHARLES DIDDINs Operetta
THE WATERMAN.
Owing TO their unnbatcd success the District OF
Columbia Poor Fund Committee have great pleas.
ure In announcing the above, to he given by &C.
lectcd company splendid orchestra, appropriate
scenery, &c.
COLUMBIA BICYCLES AND TRIcYCLEs
" require less repairing than Others There are
more Columbia Bicycles In use in America than all
other first wheels combined.
american Challenge" Bicycle t52-incl), ga.
American Sniety bicycle (lO-lnCn), eoU.
Ideal Bicycle, from $50 up.
The best In the market for the money.
WM. @. SCRIDNER,
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia,
11OS street northwest
N. B.-Purchasers taught free.
Bicycles and Tricycles for rent. jy4
EXCURSIONS.
! GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL
" AT
MARSHALL HALL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1885.
The steamer CORCORAN will make two trips
| on this day; boat leaving at 10 u. m. and o p. M.
returning to Washington ut 4 and IL y, M, stop
| ping at Sheppnrd's Fort Foot, and Fort Washing
| ton cach way. Fare, round trip, % cents. scp22t
ID OCKvILLE FAIR-wEDNEsDAY, THURS
| ~ day, and Friday, Sept. ., D. g. u. 4 o.
! trains, 1925, $40, 1890 -Four trains back after
| noon. Round trip tickets, including admission to
| fair grounds sl au28.4t-stu,w,h
pen MAR HIGH ROCK
National Republican., 1885-09-02

IIRIENDs' SELECT sCIIooL-:N ELEMEN.
II taIy and high school for both sexes, 1911
street northwest will reopen ninth month (Sep-
tembcr), Ii. Instruction In Natural Science, Math-
emaics English, and the Languages. Large
amount OF apparatus, new laboratory, location and
sanitary arrangements unsurpassed. Send for
from 10 a. IN. TO IL M, TH0s. w. sIDwELL,
Principal. au26-1m
National Republican., 1885-09-02

EMERSON INSTITUTE, Ola 14TH ST., BE-
IL tween and X, select classical and mathemati-
cal school for boys, begins its Bath year Monday,
Sept. 81 Prepares for business, for Harvard, Yale
Princeton, and other colleges, for the scientific
Cmies. For particulars address CIIAS. B. YOUNG,
Principal, OH 1ith st. Circulars can be obtained
at the book stores, au20.tf
National Republican., 1885-09-02
iSUIIJIER RESORTS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE,


Opcr all the year. Accommodates / 900 guests.
Equal to any hotel in the United States, Surround
inPs picturesque and historic, Appointments, table,
and service uncXCelled. Bathing, boating fishing,
and driving specially attractive Terms less for
equal accommodations than any resort In the COun-
try, Pure ocean air, free from malaria, aud con-
duoiyo to refreshing sleep. Send for descriptive
pamphlet. ,,,,,,,
DY THE SEA, ATLANTIC CITY.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
NOW READY FOR SUMMER BoARDERs.
RATES, 50 TO sl5 PER WEEK.
Address MRS. NJ. =. LOCKWOOD,
$40 18Th st., Washington, d. O.,
my23-tf Or Ashland House, Atlantic City.
National Republican., 1885-09-02
UASTED-ROOuS.

WrANTED-UNFURNIsH . OR 3 ROOMS
w In N. w. part of city; state lowest terms Ad-
dress a., Republican Oice Al
w ANTED-A VERY SMALL ROOM FOR
w storing few pieces of furniture, at 81 80 II
month Address FURNITURE, Republican ONCE.
i-4
WyANTED-2 OR 3 USFURNIsIIED ROOMS
w on LIST or ID ilOOr or unfurnlshed house, be-
tween 18th and 10th and Il and sts. Address
PERMANENT, Republican Office Az
National Republican., 1885-09-02
DHOTO.ENGRAYING.

DHOTO.ENGRAYING.
Having recently fitted upa
PHOTO ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my Patent Process am pre-
pared to furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAURICE JOYCE,
AIS Eleventh Street Northwest.
I LoYD's 25-cENT WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
BAGGAGE DELIVERED
To all parts Of the city, railroad steamboats, &c.
FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED
SEWING MACHINES, TYPE-WRIrERS, &C.,
handled with care.
Trunks taken TO amy part of the house without
extra charge,
Persons returning to the city can leave their
checks ut either Office.
TELEPHONE No. bi0-4,
OfiCCs 1908 F 81. N. w, nnd iSl Pa, ave, II, w.
JOHN q, HAWLEY,
Ru22-lm Proprietor.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

IN by which pupils can accomplish in a few
months time what is ordinarily done In years with
the old methods, Is founded upon thorough bass
principles and particularly adapted TO new begin
ners Parents, teachers, and scholars will welcome
the instructions contained In this method; course
Of lessons will easily convince them that II Is what
they desire. For terms and other Information call
at the studio, or address CHARLES w. THOMP-
son, OIL NJ ST. n. W. je29-tf
rCHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
AT 723 14rH ST. n. W., CITY,
VIII remain open all summer. Also Summer
School at Plymouth, Mass.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

THE MEDICAL, PIIARMACEUTICAL, AND
L Dental Departments of HOWARD UNI
VERSlTS will open their annual sessions October
3. Clinics (medlcal and surgicaD will be held once
n week. Dspcnsary clinics daily. Students Will
be expected to assist at these clinics For circular,
address q. b. PURNlS, NJ. d., Secretary,
snnliOncG 1l1S l3lh ST., MnshinpiOn u. Q.
National Republican., 1885-09-02

n-s=r-s II. \. SELIGSON,
kSy 1924 Fem. Av. N. w,
sells Virginia Clnret tNOrton's seellinr) at
so CENTS A GALLON.
California and Ohio Wines. IetJ.tf
National Republican., 1885-09-02

49,, SPECIAL NOTICE-TifE OFFICE OF
kcy Mrs. Dr. Scmmes, the wcli.knJwu ClirnpI-
dist and Dcrmatologl5t will he open all summer.
1222 4 81. lNli..lm
National Republican., 1885-09-02
NIEDICIL.
BUSINESS CARDS.

I l.. KERYAND, l0l2 PA. A.AyE.-ENGRAYING
d. plate and 90 visiting cards 30 cts; 80 cards
from same plate, 40 cts,i 100 cards printed from
ulnte, 10 cts.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-18

the changes in the business have more than kept up with those in the building. MT. John Beecher established the stand and the articles in the stove and house furnishing line then exhibited, though up to the times in that period, would cause astonishment to this generation when placed beside those which the company now has on exhibition, aid those in the spring and summer line at present were then not even thought of. The company has the exclusive agency for the Boynton furnaces, Magee furnaces and ranges and Standard refrigerators, parlor and cook stoves and oil stoves. The manager, MT. William Franklin, has for long time been successful business man in this city and under his management the Franklin Stove company has already largely increased it's business and is great place of resort by the public for the best and most satisfactory stoves, ranges, etc. The line of goods they carry is most creditable to the enterprise of our city. Read the announcements for the spring and summer trade of the company in their advertisement on the first page and ob- serve the two cuts representing the old store of sixty years ago as compared with the pres ent
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-18
FuneraI of Mrs. William North.

The last sad tribute to the remains of the late Mrs. North took place Saturday after noon from the residence of the bereaved husband, MT. William B. North, on Chapel street, near Franklin. The house was filled with mourning and sorrowing friends. Rev. Messrs. Lines and Camp of St. Paul's church, where the deceased lady worshipped ofici- ated. There were beautiful tributes of flow CTS, wreath, a sickle and pillow and 8 profusion of smaller collections. A number of relatives and friends from Hartford, the former home of the deceased lady, and a number of prominent assistants in the man. ufacturing establishment of o. B. North & Co. were among those present. The bearers were Messrs. Henry F. Peck of Peck Bros, Edward O. Beeoher, Henry Sutton, MT. Page of Henry Hale & Go. and Messrs. Pierce and Prindle of O. B. North & Co.'s manufactory. MT. Willis G. Judson had charge of the funeral ceremonies. The interlnent in the family lot in Evergreen cemetery. The deceased lady was of very estimable charac- ter, whose death will be deeply lamented. By her death four children are left without a mother Her memory will be cherished in many hearts,