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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

HENDRICKS was accorded a cordial recep-
ton at New Orleans. He will deliver the
address Of welcome at the cotton exposition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
DEATH OF MANAGER MERRILL.
The Great Railroader Passes Away
His Death the Result of an
Apopletic Stroke.
An Account of His Life and How He Worked
Up to the Position Of General
Manager.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. SIS. s. Merrill,
manager of the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 St.
Paul railway. died at 1920 this morning,
from the effects of an apopletic stroke las
Tuesday evening, aged sixty-seven.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

THE financial outlook for the worlds ex-
position is darker than ever.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

In American waters" UNCLE JOE copies
all the sweet savings, adding little choice
old sugar house molasses on his own account.
Harmony is moving in chunks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

GES. STEWARDS men have been placed on
short raiions, and the prospect for present
success In Egypt is gloomy indeed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

FARGO entertained the Dakota Legislature
yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

CoNANT, the missing editor Of Harper's
Weekly, has been heard from.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

COLT revolver was found on Capt .Phelan
when lie was searched in court yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

THE Oklahoma boomers at meeting held
at Lawrence, Kansas, appointed committee
to wait on President CLEVELAND and present
the case ufsthe settlers to his excellency.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

Mrs. DUDLEY once attempted suicide
Doubtless Rosa wishes her success in the
next undertaking.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

CLEVELAND returns to Albany to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

Col. SUSAN B. ANTHONY is seeking an
interview with the bachelor president. The
colonel is a sly old maiden.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

A psIler sbem--The quack doctor.-Bos-
on Bulletin.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
PERSONALITIES.

GIN c. r. DENNIS is at the Ebbitt.
SECRETARY OF STATE JoHN ALLISON of Ten.
nessco, is at the National.
RETURN ]. MEiGs No. o, has Joined GOV
Shepherds force of civil engineers at Batopilas
Hon. r. W. TowNsIESD of Illinois, and Gen.
L, a, Harris, Of Cincinnati, are at the Riggs
House.
1HE wife Of Mr.. Joseph l., Morgan, the see.
rCt0Iy Of the American legation at the city of
Mexico, Is dead.
Hon. G. q. GoRHAM has returned TO the city
for the winter and Is at his old residence, 929
New York avenue.
Miss EMMY MEFFERT the prlma donna of
the Thalia Opera Company, has been in.
yited TO call on tho President and Miss Cleve-
land, and she win do 50 this morning,
THE members of the New York congressional
delegation attended the Performance OF "Nu.
non" by the Ihala Opera Company ut tho
National Thcatcr last night, Tho Austrian and
German ministers were also present.
DR. AND AIEa, 4, s. CARGoLLwlll be at home,
e33 q street, Friday afternoon, Dec, lS from 2
until o, TO receive their friends, ribs will be
The lnsr OF their Friday afternoon receptions In
IccCmher. The last Friday In the mouth com.
Ing On Christmas day, they will not receive.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

\ little piece Of mechanism, not larger than
and about the shape of tumbler lnid on its
side, attracted u number Of gentlemen inter-
ested in science or the profitable investment
of capital to the law Office of Messrs. Hunton &
Chandler. In the Corcoran building. yesterday.
IL was the latest electric motor, invented by
Prof. Main, the electrician of the River and
Rail Electric Light Company. Attached by
wires to two.cell battery, such as Is used In
tclegrnphlng, the. machine rcyoiycd at an in.
Conceiyably rapid rate, aud with force ap.
pnrcntly sufficient to run several sewing ma
chimes or a modcrate.sized lathe. The prin-
ciplc involved in the invention Is radically
different from any other electric motor yet
invented. In this the coils do not rcvolve,
and the energy cXcrtcd is of positive nature,
every ycstige Of the subtle force being utilized.
and with the minimum of mechanical friction
and no lost motion. A patent was issued yes
terday covering this motor.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

the ontl-protcctlon plans Of the Morrison
and Carlisle clique OF free traders" The
question Of amending the rules has no
relation to protection more intimate than
that which It has to hog cholera or any sub
iect Of national legislation. But, II II had,
the Republicans Of the House would not
feel like rcposing fun confidence in Il man
who agrees with the tariff views cnunol-
ntcd by the President.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Tho second comptroller has decided In the
case of W!iiom Bell and llG others, enlisted
men Of the signal service, claim for extra duty
lay, that they are entitled TO extra pay az The
Igic Of 20 cents per lay. He ha1 also given an
opinion that the persons Cnllsling INTO the
NAVAL service and marine corps between July
!, iShi the date OF tho passage Of thO ngt
authorizing the President tOaiSu0 Glll inr
Volunteers, md July lS, lSHi tho date of the
issug Of llc proclamation, are only entitled 10
bouui, oi i!OO, but those cniisliGg ntiof Jnly
Is Hfc tmn.,d 10 receive the bounty allowed
Ton one, Two, and three ycur5 surYice.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THE New York Herald thinks that the
committee which undertook TO build
monument to Gen. Grant in that city ought
by this time be convinced Of thefutlllty Of
the plan Of its operations. The Herald fur
ther suggests that before million dollars
or anything like II can be raised 1t proba-
bly, will be necessary for these managers to
specify a plan giving assurance that 50
great a sum shall not be applied merely to
construct a column Of stone or an empty
temple, but be devoted to some work Of
bonencent utility as well as Of artistic dec.
optlon." The Herald is right, 4 mlliion-
dollar stone pile ought not to be erected,
National Republican., 1885-12-16
veterinary SURGEONS in session.

The third annual convention Of the National
Veterinary Medical Association ioct at the
Harris House yesterday. During the sessions
Iapers upon infectious and contagious diseases
among domestic animals will be read and dis
cusSed. Among the prominent veterinarians
present are Dr. l., ". Plageman, president of
The association, brooklyn; DR.. VIM. c. Fair,
first vice president, Cleveland, Ohio; Dr. WIN.
Shepard, second vice president, Ottawa, ILL.,.
Dr. r. i. Cotton, secretary, Mount Vernon
Ohio; DR.. A. J. Chandler, treasurer. Detroit
and Drs. james llamlll, New York Charles a.
Meyer, New York; Peter Peters, New York; c.
a. Robinson, West Virginia; j. II. Dancer, Nir-
piniH: J. A. Mclaughlin, Providence, r. l.,
aud John 4. Bushman, Washington d. c.. Dr.
Robert Ward, ofthe Maryland state Veterinary
Associations Dr. Lyman and William Dough-
erty, Of baltimore.
The association organized at the afternoon
md evening sessions, and at the latter u paper
was read on Veterinary progress and duties
TO patrons" This morning paper will be
read By Dr. Plngeman on Brook Rabies and
&. a. Meyer will read a paper this evening ON
"Castration Statistics"
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Nrw subscribers, residing in hotels and
loarding houses ofcn miss their paper when
it has been regularly left by the carrier through
failure to notify the proper parties that they
expect to receive the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
At other times the paper has been stolen. All
failures TO receive the NAIioNAL REPUBLICAN,
should be promptly reported, by postal card or
otherwise to the business Office.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
An Illinois Postoftice Fight.

Senator Cullom and Representative Plumb
having in response to the informal invitation
Informed the President of their disapproval
of his appointment of Mills j. Flnlan to be
postmaster at streator, ILL.,, vice f. NJ. Ryan,
the former giving the President notice that he
would be obliged to object TO the confirmation
of Mr.. Finlan in the Senate, u delegation in
behalf of the appolntce arrived In the city last
night, in company with the new postmaster
II is understood that the charge against Mr.
Finlnn Is his connection with certain fraudu-
lent land claims. Mr.. Finlan last evening de.
MED the truth of any such allegation.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Officer Byrnes. of tha fifth precinct, last night
arrested James Dunn as being Il suspicious
character. Dunn pilolcd two woll.dressed
men into n restaurant on D street near Sew
cnth. After he had played a game of seven
up with the men he tried to phy the three
prevented him. A few minutes later Dunn
was seen TO run his hand into the pocket of
one ofthe men. Dunn tiled to escape, bu, he
wa not quick enough for the officer He Is Il
enc Of the gang that is supposed to be in the
city.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
oliver Wendell Holmes in the Senate.

Or. oliver Wcnacll Holmes, the New England
poet and philosopher went up to the Senate
yesterday to see his friend William NJ Evarts.
Eenator Eyafts came out when the visitors
card reached him and started to conduct him
into the Senate chamber. II is against the
rules Of the Senate to admit layIncn, and the
doorkecper stopped them.
Senator Eyarts succeeded IN getting past,
however, by saying TO the doorkeeper: "This
is my new private secretary" aud the famous
pair walked triumphantly into the Senate.
lie was soon the center OF u throng of New
England senators and remained for nearly an
hour, keeping UP u spirited conversation.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

IN the interest Of sound economy and
wise legislation the appropriations commit
tee of the House of Representatives ought
to be relieved in the manner proposed. But
this reform will not be carried by undorrat-
ing the opposition to it. SamuelJ. Randall
upendcd ON the floor of Democratic House
is an opponent not to be despised.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

PUBLIC interest in the grand fair to be
held next month by the Israelites of this
city is not only increasing locally, but OK
tending to many other cities. The manage
meut Of this benehcent enterprise is IN good
hands, aud the most gratifying results are
predicted with perfect confidence.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

IT is coincidence which political philos-
ophers will not fail to note that the same
patty which left an empty treasury in 1861
and found it overAowing in 1885 promises
a twenty-five million deficit for the next
fiscal year. What blessing is democratic
arnnOmVll
National Republican., 1885-12-16

GEN. LAwToN's manly behavior under
somewhat irving circumstances last spring,
when the question of his eligibility to Office
was raised by his appointment to foreign
mission, entitled him to the respect which
the Senate showed him yesterday In
promptly passing bill removing his polit-
ical disabilities.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THE business Of the pension bureau
would be more efficiently managed If the
commissioner would get leave of absence
and take long rest, leaving the Office in
charge Of Assistant Commissioner Mclean.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN really believes
that the commissioner needs vacation.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

UNCLE SAMUEL TMDEN, the venerable
"ex-Prcsident,n is getting in his work.
Advices from New York indicate to the
initiated that the "ex-President" will do
lis best to prevent the President from send
ing the nomination of lIedden, for collector,
TO the Senate,
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The friends Of Mr., Cleveland can conf
IDENTIFY challenge a comparison with Gov.
Hill, who obtained Ol coo votes less than
were cast for Cleveland when Republican
national administration was in power and
the federal offices in New York were filed
by earnest Republicans, with the exception
of Postmaster Pearson, OF him it may be
said that he played double part to make
hiEIself solid on both sides.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Patents have been issued 10 the following
Washlngtonians; Edwin Daltzley, for n culin-
ary beGter; Frank D. Maltby, assignor, by mosne
assignments TO National Topographic Com.
pauy, for machine for justifying matrices for
producing printing surfaces; OttmGr Mergen-
lhalcT of Baltimore, assignor, by nesne as
signments 20 National Topographic Company
matrices; William II. Tufts, for fish line
float.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
"MANY MANSIONS"
"And now abldoth Faith, Hope, Char,
these three, bu, the greatest Of these is Charity

"And now abldoth Faith Hope, Charity,
hose three, but the greatest Of these is Charity
Above the roaring city's din
That rolls bopcath It's tide OF lif,,
With cbb and flow OF shame and sin
And oil its busy tongues at strife,
II stands, serene In lordly pride,
With mirror. frame and cornice gilt;
With roofs that rise so vast aud wide
The stately house of Vanderbilt
The painted pictures on the walls,
The ceilings of Italian art,
While steeds stand champing in the stalls
Of stables standing tar apart;
The velvet haneings row on row,
The gliding and the ormolu
The costly marbles, white rs snow,
OF vcrd-antique or azure hue,
All CLINT and gleam beneath the light
OF rounded globes that flicker fire;
A realm so beautiful and bright
With all that is our hearts desire.
All prone before that happy hearth,
Its little span of life is split,
And stilled from anger or from mirth
Low lies the form OF Vanderbilt.
Nay, tell me not OF narrow bed
We all must sleep In, siN-by'two:
point TO stately shrlncs instead
Where pomp and pride make much n 10;
Where weeping widows in their Grape
May make their daily moan and cry
While wondering yokGls stand agapo
In crowds outside likcyou and /.
In yondcr scagirt isle that lies
Some little space across the bay,
All cleaning IN the sunsets dyes
What marbles mount to heaven away?
No obclisk or pyramid,
With harsh drawn lines that strain or stilt-
But shrlncd above the coffin lid
Behold the house Of Vanderbilt
"S!c transit !" Is It all the same?
A puseless, purscless form within;
Live lips that finger with the name
That love alone may hope to win
Upon mems tongues Il little space
OF kindly praise, for truth and trust
Lined in that stern and toil-worn face,
From ashes and the "dust TO dust"
At least he lived not all in vain,
Nor wasted wealth on evil sport,
Nor spent, like him of stately Spain,
His treasures on Il kingly court
Our Crtrsus gave, with horny hands,
From boarded gains unstained by guilt
That happy hearts throughout the land
Might hold the house of Vanderbilt
EDWARD RENAUD.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

1T would be ungenerous If not posi-
lively base, to suspect that the forty-ninth
Congress could fail of performing duty
go imperative as that Of providing for the
erection Of a building for the great national
library now stored in the capitol.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

INTELLIGENT advocates of protection be-
lieve their cause Is able to stand on its own
merits and do not believe in giving Mr..
Randall control Of the House on condition
that he shall prevent discussion of the
torim
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THE rumor that Mr.. Tilden is negotiating
for the purchase of that great picture, "Thc
Electoral Count" to be added to the art
treasures of his Gramcrcy Park palace, is
not credited by the sagc's intimate friends.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

" ~ WNV TIIFIIIN'
ALBAuCH's-Maggic Mitchell.
NATiOSAi-Gcrman Opera.
ForDs-Estellc clayton In "Fnvctte."
HERzoG's-"rirntcs OF Pcnznnce."
DINE NusEUM-Wm. II. Rlghtmorc and Clara
Lloyd.
CuNQUE-Nnrlctics.
WARRINGTON RlNK--Nlnth and r. /. avenue
EST. RlSK-FinCst skating surface in the city.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

IT Isl solemn fact, worthy of frequent
repetition and careful attention, that nc
corGlng to Secretary Manning's estimate for
the next fiscal year there will be n deficit
on June 80, 1887, of S2i ,5s9,5
National Republican., 1885-12-16

SOME Of ''ex-Presidcntn Tildens admir-
ers credit him with an entirely new dlscoy-
cry because he has just found out-what
was old ten years ago-that our fortiilca-
tiers are In bad way.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs ron MATERIALS FOR HEATIN,
l. APPARATUS, &c.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAX, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WARRINGTON, ID. o. November %, 1885.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
complete, the Materials Fittings &C., required for
the construction Of the heating and steam apparatus
OF the west and center wings of the Building for
state, War ana Navy Departments, in this city, will
be received until / 2 IN. ON THURSDAY, DEC. II,
1855, and opened Immediately thereafter In pres
ence Of bidders
The proposals and contracts will be SEPARATE
AND Distinct for each of the following four classes
Of materials and articles, namely:
Class 1-Boiers, Tanks, safety'pans, Smoke
stacks, &c.
Glass 2-Cast-Iron Flangepipe, Coils, Dampers,
&c.
Glass 3-Pipe.httings, Valves, wrought.Iron
Coils, Registers, &c.
Class sd-Wrought-IrOn Pipe.
Specifications, blank forms of proposal, and gen.
erai instructions to bidders will be furnished 10
established manufacturers and dealers In the re-
spectiye classes on application, but the drawings
for classes Nos. and can be seen only at this
office THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps or Engineer
no25 20, 81 rs, ,del5,16
National Republican., 1885-12-16

The Philadelphia Inquirer referring to
the proposed amendment of the House
rules, says that Mr., Randall "should be
supported, not only by every Republican,
hut by every Democratic proteetlonist In
the House. His battle is that Of protection
prl.ust free trade, aud lie has the right to
tyl,ct tie aid Of these who are opposed to
National Republican., 1885-12-16

COMPLAINTS of prices charged for refresh
ments at the restaurants in the capitol
should not be sent to the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, but to the committees having
control of these establishments.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

II any subscriber fails to receive the supple
mcuRl sheet belonging to this issue of the
NAuoSAL RErupLcAS'ho will confer favor
By giving immediate notice to tho business
,uirn
National Republican., 1885-12-16

TnE bill to increase the salary of United
States district judges to $1,000 year ought
TO pass. The United States should not
have Judge on any bench who is not
worth $4,000 year.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THE absence of Eaton, Of Connecticut,
from the present House increases the posi-
biities of sensible legislation on questions
relating to the electoral CONT and presi-
Dental succession.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

IT Will lie an unnecessary blunder II the
friends of the proposed change in the rules
Of TIE House get the idea into their heads
that they have nothing to do to beat Mr..
Hrnlnll.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

II we must depend on the one.mnn
power, as is urged by the Randall side In
the pending contest, why not get our
country annexed to King Kalakaua's do
Innin 2
National Republican., 1885-12-16

EVEN the present seemingly slow process
Of changing the personnel Of the depart
ments will not leave many Republicans ut
the close Of the present presidential term.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THOSE Pennsylvania Democrats who are
talking about candidates for the next cleo
ton in their state are assiduously counting
the attention Of the foolkiller.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Projection Democrats affect great ad-
miration for the tariff section Of the Presi-
dents message. One side of the straddle
may therefore be regarded as a success
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Arminus Lodge, No. 25, f. and a. NJ, has
elected the following officers: John c. Hcsse,
w. NJ; II. BTandes, S. W.; j. o. Guethler, j.
W; Herman H. Gcrdos secretary; Ed. Il.
DEoOp, treasnrer Charles BlsehOlE, tller.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

TIE objects Of the national organization
Of citizen soldiery now in session In this
ciry are patriotic and Ia all respects com
mendahle.
National Republican., 1885-12-16

SENATOR HoAR delivered in the Senate yes
terday very strong argument in support of
the presidential succession bill which bears
his name
National Republican., 1885-12-16

THE reappointments of old forcmcn in
the navy yard are Il just recognition of COM
petcncy and fidelity
National Republican., 1885-12-16
BOIRDING
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a month. No quackeryi simple, suiontllc. Full
explanation, many references, and lndlaputable
ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY. Buffalo N. Y,
IL seifDeyelopment OF the Female Bust and
Form,n cOlored Anatomical plate, full eXplRna.
tion, medical opinions, &c, mailed (sealed) for -
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MY.
National Republican., 1885-12-16
SPECrAE NOrrnEs.

49, woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER
kEy3 anco Union--Quartcrly meeting at Wesley
Uharel, cor 9th and SIS. N. W., THIS WEDNES-
DAY, at so and 7:30 y. m. Afternoon session.
devotional exercises by Mrs. Y. y. w. Harper, OF
Philadelphia; reports or various departments, sc.
Evening session, Departments Of Hygiene ana
Chase, president Arkansas State Union, will nd-
dress the meeting Public cordially invited ~
National Republican., 1885-12-16
PERSONAL COMFORT.
7 LoYp,s 25.oENr wAsnINeroN ExpREss.

Baggage delivered to all parts of the city, rail-
road, Steamboats,, sc Furniture, sewing machines,
type-wriers, SC, carefully removed, Trunks taken
10 any part Of tho house without extra charge. Per-
sons returning 10 the city can leave their checks
at either Office
TELEPHONE No. b40-4.
Oflce 1908 II ST. N, w. Branch Offices 4S1
Pn. ave, N, Wi Duokcits Pharmacy. cor. Pa, av.
Gnd 22d e. N. W.; 026 o At. NV; Frank Plt2er &
Co., druggist, cor. East Capilal and 9th 81. y =.
JOHN q. HAWLEY,
rlatnr
National Republican., 1885-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

IL inst, between No. 3 Grant place and All Souls
Church. chatelain watch, with glass front and
back. Return TO above address nnd receive re-
ward. DIS
7 osT-lN GOING FROM 18TH ST. AND MASS.
IL ave. to Rupert's store, on Ninth St., a pendant
solitaire diamond. Liberal reward will be paid II
returned TO 1916 Mass. ave. O.10
National Republican., 1885-12-16
General superintt
nnIAllun
l$9 WHOLESALE DEALER

eSszs COL. II. A. sELIGsoN,
k&y WHOLESALE DEALER
1924 Penn. Av. N. W., Basement,
Invites attention to the following low prices OF
Holiday Goods Pure Sweet CatawDa, Doc per gal
Ion; Dry DO, soc; virginia Claret, Soc; Calior-
MIA do, Sl; Angelica, Port, sherry, Madeira, Old
Cornnc Brandy, and all other Wines and Liquors
at equally low prices.
Agent for Trimble Whisky, the purest and oldest
Restaurants Drug, and Grocery Stores sell II be-
cause of It's purity Orders by mail solicited.
Goods delivered free OF charge. jel6-n
n~rsFas FARMERS AND MECHANICS FIRE
sl5 Insurance Company 1419 Il st. N. w,
Washington, ID. q. Capital stock, 900, 900. Small
lines written. no2l-lm
National Republican., 1885-12-16

nGApEpCC It's CAUSES and CURE, by
4 bIhi tEbp one who was deaf twenty-eight
IL ycprs, Treated by most Of the noted specialists
Ofthcday With no benefit Cured himselfin three
months. and since ihcn hundreds Of others by same
Proesis plain sinpig snt sgsce,,ial sue 5, bo home
New York city, noi'mw6l2w
National Republican., 1885-12-16
sEszs NOTICE.

N~Sszs NOTICE.
The creditors OF Elphonzo Youngs are requested
to Gle their statements Of account as early rs con-
yenicnt.
Debtors will please call and make payment at
once Checks In payment should be drawn to the
order OF the undersigned.
The store No. 425 9th At. N. W, Is now open for
the transaction Of business, and the large and select
stock OF groceries and fancy articles on hand must
be sold nj once. ii. >, BERLIN, Assignee.
HoIi
National Republican., 1885-12-16

Mr., REEDS speech was the best feature
Of the entertainment in the House ycster-
day.