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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
ATTORN US.


n c. FLoURNOY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
II. 81 Temple block, Los Angeles. dl9.1m
THEODORE SAVAGE, ATTORNEY-AT-
law-Office, Room 81, Law Building. Los
Angeles. Cal. sep25 II
TAMEs c. SCARBOROUGH, ATTORNEY
u at.Law, rs North Spring street, Room II,
Jones Block. Los Angeles. California. nl9
D, P. HATCH. J. BR0ssEAU.
DRosSEAU & HATCH, ATTORNEYS AND
ID Counsellors at Law. Nos. 81, 81 and 81
Baker Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
MAX LOEWENTHAL, ATTORNEY AND
Nl Counselor at Law German language
spoken. Room IA Bumiller Block, Los An
reles. Gal, auStf
HENRY N. GA LowAY, Attorney -at-Law.
CHAs. w. CHASE.
GALLOWAY & CHASE, EXAMINERS OF
U Titles and Conveyancers, Room 4. Allen
Block, Los Angeles, Cal. aus tt
GRIFFIN JOHNSTON. SHELDON BORDEN.
B. A. YoRBA.
JOHNSTON, BORDEN & YORBA, ATTOR
d neys-at-L Law and Examiners Of Titles
Rooms and 8, Jones Block, rs North Spring
street. Abstracts and certificates of title fur
o29f
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JURY DE POLICE.-Le jury de
Police s'asSemblera en- session regu-
liere mardf proclaim, dams la sale
d'audience de la maiSon de cOur.
Tous ceux qui ont DIES reclamations
contre la paroisse pour les dfpen-
ses de 1885 feront bien de les pres
senter pendant cetto session, atm
que toutes les depenses de Pannee
qui Went de finir puissent etre con-
nues ct payees q mesure que les
taxes rentrerOnt. 2
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La trichuose continue q faire de
n~ombrenses victimes aux EtatS-
Unls, en- dtpit de toutes les asser-
tons contraires. Deux nouveaux
cas- ont etc cOnstatts a Willemeste.
petite .loCa!ite de Ia baniieue de
Chicago, Illinois, on un nomme
Frank Wersterfeld ct sa femme
sont en- grand danger de MOURN de
cette terrible maladie.
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Academic GUION.-La reOnver-
ture DIES classes de rAcddfmie
Guion, a ell lieu lundi dernier. Les
professeurs de cette Institution pu-
blique sont: A. j. Michelet, Prin-
cipal, NELLIE Clara Levron. 1ere AS
s%istante, Nine Emma Lambert
deuxieme ct Nine Clara Stewart,
troisleme. LIE salaire mensuelle.
ment pave est de cent soixante pias-
tres, ct les revcnus pour son main
ten, provenant des taxes de Ia Cor
poratiOn, de la p~aroisse ct de
rEtat, sont tout an plus sufi
SAINTS pour n session dc huit mois.
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~LlvREs.-Maintenant que nous
gomnes q Ia veille de Ia reouverture
des ecoles publiques, on trouvera,
q la Pharmacie Thibodeaux, tous
les livres classiques adoptes par les
bureaux DIES ecOles de PEtat ct de
Ia paroisse. Les vieux livres sOnt
echanges pour des neufs, moyen-
nant lie Placement de la Motto du
prix de ces dernierS.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salvr III The world for Cuts,
BUSES. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Fe.
YER Sores, letter. Chaplrd Hands, Chill
blains C"rnS. and all kin E'nptions,
aud positiv+'y cures Piles. or no pay
required. It j. guaranteed t" give per
feet Satisfaction. or MONEY refunded.
Price % cents per box. For Sale at
ThibudanX Drug stone
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EXCURSION.-Dans IN de nos
precedents num6ros nous aviOns
annonce qu'une excursion, donnfe
sous les auspices DIES pompiers Pro
t+ctor Nc. 2, anralt lieu le 10 de CO
mois. LIE comite charge DIES pre-
paratifS de cette excursion, a laqu-
ellie unr foule de monde 81 faisait
deja un plaisir den faire partie, ma
pu, apre> les plus actives d6mar-
ches, obtenir de la compagnie de
chemin de fer atlantic Pacific. alias
Morgan r. r., les chars necessal-
res. II fault esperer que ceux~ci
serOnt plus heureux une autre fois.
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LES MORT DE L'ANNEE.

La mort a fait une large moisson
Pannee passee, ct un nOmhre inusi-
te de personnages occupant une
haute position dams les affaires pu-
bliQues, dams lie commerce, dams les
sciences, dams les lettrrs, dams les
arts, lui ont pave tribut. Cure
radmiral Courbe; don't nous avons
parle ~aillenrS, Ii France IL perlu
Victor Hugo, son plts grand poete
ct lie pus grand poete du steele
Ellie a perdu auSsi Edmond About,
un de SEES ccrivainS les plus Spiri-
fuels; Alphonse de Npuviile, un
grand artistic double dun graz Il
patriotic, ct un antre artist. de Va
lenr, Ba>tien Lepage. don't Ia r6.,u
tatiOn ttait Ell train de faire lie tour
du monde.
Les Etats .Unis ont VII MOURN lie
general Grant, eX.president de liz
r6publique, ct n. Hendricks, vice
president en- e%xercice. lis avaient
etc ~pr6celfs dams la tombe par lie
cardinal McCloskey, lie premier
cardinal amtricain, celebre par srs
vertus ct par sa charlie. Puts a
suivi NJ. William II. Vanderbilt,
rhomme lie plus richie de ce CONT
nent ct peut 6tre du monde enter.
II fault encore otter le general
Mcclellan, Gui fut commandment
ell chef DIES arm"es du Nord pen
dant liz guerre de secession NJ.
Horace b. Clat1in, lie plus grand ne
gOciant en- nouveautes de New.
York, ct plusieurs autres de moin
Dire marqne, senateurs, savants,
0rateurs, etc.
Enfin, a F%etranger, nous citons
Ell bloc, parmi les hommes cdlebres
4 divers titres, lie roi Alphonse XII
ct lie marfrhal Serrano, Ell Espa-
gne; lie prince Frederic Charles.
snrnomme lie Prince Rouge. ct lie
marechal de Manteuffel, en- ALE
magne ; pnis lie general Gordon ct
lie Mah'ii, Ell Egypte ; lie president
Barrios, president du Guatemala,
dams lAmerique centralc.
&c sont la settlement quclques
uns DIES nOms qui figurent sur la
liste tunebre de 1885. ct don't le
nombre d%6passerait los limites de
cette notice, 81 nous ajoutions tou-
ties les celebrities de second Ordre
qui ont disparu.
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CORRESPONDENCE,
Lundi, % dec. 1885.

Lundi, % dec. 1885.
Monsieur FEditeur,
Depuis tant6t douze ann6es, Mr..
VictOrin BOutterie, menait, vous
devez vouse on rappeler ? I'm chaland
de ferblanterie, blrn connu tout lie
long du Bayou Lafourche. II a cru
mieux faire en- vendant son cha.
land, pour s'6tablir 4 Lockport ct
mOnter un atelier du meme genre.
Mr.. Victorin Boutterie a su ga.
gner restime de tout le monde dams
la carriere quill . 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
sulvie depuis dOuze ans. Beaucoup
de ses clients qui saluaient avec
iOie, Ia venue de son chaland, de-
ployant AL naut de son mat, son
drapeau bien comm, won't sans null
doute, Sc trOuver bien prives. MATS,
dams son nuuvel etablissement. on
SO fera, je crois, un plaisir de railer
trouver.
IL yous prize, Mr.. rEditeur, de re-
mercier tout ceux Gui lui ont accor
de leur appui, ct il invite cordiale>
ment tout lie monde q Faider dams
So nouvelle enterprise.
L'appui moral que lui apportera
la publication de cette lettre dams
votre estimable t%euille, 81 repandue
ct 81 aimee, lui vaudra beaucoup,
je crois. Et, moi, monsieur, 81 vous
daignez la publier, .je vous EN- serai,
personnellelnent, tres vivement re-
connaissant.
Tout d vOus
r. REUTER-.
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LUNETTES La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. Obtenue dams
les Etats-U nis est un fait tout.a-
fait merveilleux. Files sont cOnnues
depuis rAtlantiqne jusqu'au Paci
fque ct leur reputation est basee
sur leur reel merite. Les temOigna-
ges DIES hOmmes les plus 6minents
du pays Qui ont Gu lpur vue anne
liOrfe par leur usage peuvent etre
donn6s. En- vente 4 la Pharmacie
ThibOdeaux.
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AvIs.-Mr. NJ. O. Racquet est
autOriSt a recevOir les Announcements
ct 4 collector touS les complies dus
! la SentineUe. II est egalcmtnt
charge de contractor pour rinScr-
ton DIES avis on annOnreS ct pour
impression de tGtes dc lettreS, de
features, de tickets d'labItatiOn.
d'enveIoppes ct de toute espece
d'imprimeS Ell usage dans la local.
te.
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GELEE.-La %journee la plus froi
de de la saisOn u etc sans cOntredit
celle d'hier. TOus les Ouvriers des
chantiers, des champs ct des usines
sc sOnt vus forces d'abandonner
leur travail. Apres. midi l'atmos
phere s'est un peu radoucie mails
Ia glace u'a pas cessd de Sc former
ct les OrangerS exposes au vent du
nord sont complement geles.
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NOTICE.

The nnders sned; give public notice. that
they have bought of Mr. Mary aura ThlOo-
daux \. the contents "fthe store situated cor
ner Msin and 1T. Philip streets. Tlibodaux,
La. and that The business of said establish.
meDt is and will hereafter be conducted IN
der the Firm name of Dionnc & Tetreau.
GEORGE DOME,
II. TETl:EAU.
ThibolXux. La. Nov. 20ti. 1885.
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Fer Sale,--the Uncle Peter Plantation.

The undersigned offers the Uncle Peter
Plantation for salc; as II whole or hy ar
penis Ill width. commencing at the line of
Augu,te Ledtt and g"iR. East yard, or com
iuencirs ut the lower line of the plantat,o ION
and coming Westward. Said property will
he sold as IL whole nr in lots to sn:t, for
enough cash to secure "A permanent sale. bal
ance "n sdeh lime as purchasers may d- sire,
not to exceed five or SIX years. Interest on
credit Instruments payable annually. For
further particulars, apply t"
WALTER PUGH.
I'm. N.li.'2J. ~ Caru"dclct st N. @.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

OFFRE. - Toute personne qui
prendr2 nm Announcement dune an.
nee a Ia SENTINELLE, recevra gra-
tuitement, pendant la duree de SON
Announcement, lie Chicago Weekly
NeRs.
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AVIS,

Lea soussignes ss"nnent avis an public gu
on. ~acllrtc. nc !Mino Marie Laura Thibodxux
L. confenu In m~gasIn situe +%Lraignure d~s
rnea Main ct st. Philippe. ThiSodaux / H.. IT
qne Get ttsilissamert eat nrtaclIsmen CON
duit sous II ralson sncisle Dionne d Tetreau.
GEORGE DIONkE,
II. TETnFAU,
Thihodanx. Line. nov 20. 1885.
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HOTEL ST-JoSEPh.
Pres de la Station
L0fOUrche Crossin0. Line.

L0fOUrche Crossing, Line.
Mr.. j. Il. Lablanc Il lhenneur d'annoncer a
Sos nsmbreux anis ct 4 MN. les commits
voya.eurs quill Went a'ssvrir an hotel on il
Sc propose, moyensapt DIES prix tre.-moh6r6s,
de donuer pIeins ct - tiero satisfaction 4 ceux
qui voudront bien lhonorer lie lenr presence.
A Fh6tei, Mr. Leblanc Went d'aiout r uEe
grocerle birn fonrnie ON ses clients t ouvrront
1ss articles a I'M prix sxtraordinairement has.
d~ee-2635-tf.
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ECOLEs PUBLIQUEs-Le Bureau
DIES ecolrs publiques de la parois>e
dams sa dcrniere reunion, a tix6 lie
nombre DIES ecoles publilnes a qua
rante une, don't trente sont desti
mes aux blancs ct ONE aux gems
de couleur. LIE corps en>eignant 50
cOmpoSe.a cette aimee de quarante
sept persOnnes. D'apres lie salaire
accOrde 4 cl,aque instituteur Ia de-
ptnSe menSuelle s'elever2it 4
41575.O0.
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tres reconnaissance i liz persOnne
q"i en- li>ant queiqueS lignes
vOudrait nous dOpnrr DIES renSei
gnements sur IL Franklin Press As
sociation qui "A tlu domicilr i New
York, Nos. IS ct 80 rue Centre,
avec M capital de *15O,OOO. QUAINT
d no IS, nous avonS tout lieu de
croire que cette Association nest
composer que dune bande Dies
crOcS. Sill en est autrement nous
SeriOns contents de lie SAVIOR.
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NOMINATION.-Mr LOuiS T.. Nj
chelet, ex-princip,l de rAcalfmie
Guion. Il etc asslgn6 pour remplir
un emploi dams les bnreanX de la
Douane de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
aux appointments de mile pias-
tres par ans.
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TRAVAUX AGRICOLES LES ira
vaux agricoles sont repris, sur
Quelques habitations OH la planta.
ton de Ia came Sc pOursnit acti-
vement. grace AL temps splendide
don't nous jOnissOns.
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HOTEL DE VILE La construc.
ton de rH0tel de Vile Sc poursuit
avec activite, ct son apparence de-
Went de jour en- jour plus remarqu-
able. Tout %rexterieur du corps
principal de la batisse est pour ain
81 dire termine, il he reste plus qua
poser lie cadre qui dot renfermer
rhorloge, ct la couverture avec tous
les ventilateurs ct autres enJOlive-
ments. Apres celia les menusiers
soccuperont dc l'interieur, lespein-
tres de l'eXterieur, ct dams IN cou-
pie de semaineS nous esperOns vOir
lie cOnseil de vile Ell faire l'inaugu.
ration.
observation-disclosures que la ma.
VACATION est ouverte aux grOs ba-
teaux, les marchands recoivent par
chaque arrivags de fort lots de
marchrndlses, quoique les affaires
commentaries aient considerable.
ment dlmrinue depuls quelques jours.
Dependant, les atfaireS commercial
les sont encore passablement bon
hes ct les rentrees 81 font %passable-
nent blen, 81. iaut ell crOire ceux
qui ont Ia nlalileureuse habitude de
trop yendre i credit.
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A VENDRE.-Mr. Chas. j. Bar
ker, offre de vendre i des cOndi-
tiOns tres liberales un bateau ferry
avec teus srs appareils. Pour de
plus ampleS informatiOnS s'adresser
au propriftaire 4 Lockport.
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NOTICE.

Lis; Of Books adopted by State Board OF Edu
cation, With Exchange Prices, as per contract
awarded to +. r. fiansell Il Bro New t,r-
leans and for sale at Tllibodeaux's Pharnacy.
FUR EIEAKSTART SCHOOLS.
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For. Sale

On easy te"ms, The lar.'. and commodious
reside nee of J. BaaranA. on Jackson street.
corner If Rose. viii, flower and vepetable.
garden. stable. r~a,Iia." house. and all the ne
cr>sarN vat h"i>c>. Apply on the prenlseT
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRAyAERS OTEL

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him o satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It 1 O'Clock p. NJ.
C0mmollous and wellrurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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.1alanrot's Natural History Rrader l25
Altcbelr~ LIST Les>nns Geography 20 40
New Primary..--.-.--..Jn 10
-" lnternc,i A
Reed 4 kcllogg's Grade Lessons
English As
Reed h KelloSgs, Higher Lessons
English 70
Reeds Word Lessons. 30
Young Government Class Book. l.2O
Worcester's Primary Dictionary. -. 60
Webb's Manual nt Etyin"iUgy.... IS
Mills Physiology and &arcotics--. IS
Dimitry's History OF louisiana. 20
Holnr~' New History Of the United
States LIS
Hansells PeniuAn.lip 10
AichOlson's Primary Arithmetic.-.O 30
lnterineC late 30 40
:" Complete "tin prtssl 40 IS
Wells Scicsce Common Things. 100
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. |. :,
and 3 each Is
Eclectic Drawing Books, No. 4, 5, 6,
7. 3 and 9. %
Chambers Twenty Lessons i'll Book
-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-13

Pittsburg Post--The defeat IN The
Senate OF Lpgan's bill increasing the
regular army by one liith--,hat 10 from
$4,000 to $4,000 enlisted meI--wss un-
questionably the right thing 10 do. The
inal ', ts on the bill stood 10 ayes to 81
nays. The only Democrat who voted
for it was Mr.. Payne. Of Ohio Eleven
Republicans voted against il, The other
twenty negative votes being Democrats.
Tnere is no necessity for such 50 in.
crease In the regular army. The Indian
problem is fat settling itself. and Tie
notion thst there should be large reeu.
lar armv to suppress possible riots h
The States, is not In accord With the
American theory. The Ststes should
rely on themselves to preserve order,
and the way to teach them to do 90 10
to make mob supremacy the ct,er alter.
native. In extreme cases the COns titu-
ton points out the way tie cid Of tho
enerai Government can be invoked, bot
gn oil others the States should do tbe
work themselves. The talk Of regular
.troops 10 every lite emergency 10 tri-
fling vita dangerous po~er. Let the
St,tes encourage their National Guards,
aud they will have all the law enforcing
power they require. The army officers.
from General Sheridan down, Of course
favored the increase. II the army wss
LOO, 900 strong they would muster rea-
soma for increasing it. Bis champion
ship OF the b:;l has damaged General
L gan ss Presidential candidate. Sher-
man voted against II as well the Senk +.
tors supposed to represent Blaine.
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WOODSFIELD ITEMS.

Ed. SPIRIT: / find quite strife and
discrepancy existing Of late between
some parties OF this vicinity and the far
mers of this comfy in regard to the
amount OF -four contained in sixty lbs o.;
wheat that is wheat grown in Monroe
county it has been asserted by thos par
iiee that thirty five to thirty six lbs Of
0our is all the -four that Is contained In
sixty lbs of good wheat Now ] am pos
tive that THE is fare from being correct
for ] have often made forty lbs of ezra
-four from sixty pounds of the same
wheat / have also made one barrel OF
good -four from every five bushels of
wheat after tskng the toll now in order
to prove my sincerity l will obligate my
self to give barrel Of -four for every
five bushels OF good wheat and take what
might be left for my toll and the farmer
get what would be over after the toll was
taken now as have made it my Business
for forty years to manusfactur wheat into
,.our therefore think | should be regar-
ded as a reasonably good judge IN this
csse having strong proclivities for truth
and jus Ice Twill stand by our county ard
its farmers do claim that whilst there
are countries that prodnce more bushels
per acre then NJ 'nroe county and at the
same time the berry is not as we'll devel-
oped and as plump as the wheat OF mon
roe county il is an undeniahle fact that
the A ,ur that was made several years ago
at Z,nesville and was awarded the fret
premium at the worlds fair was made
from wheat grown In Summit township
this makes good sho wing for old mon.
roe THos. H FORD.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-13

Wayne Co.. Democrat. The trick in
the so-called non partisan Police Law for
Cincinnati was uncovered on Saturday.
The Governor, in accordance With the
Law. appointed two Republicans and two
Democrats, who organized on Thureday, j,
snd, the Mayor sent in tbe name Of Ar
thur G Moore to be Chief OF Police.
Morgan, R and Dodd, D., voted TO
confirm him, wLi.e Minor, D.. and
Topp, R voted against his confirma.
ton. On Saturday the Governor teIe-
grspbed to Topp to support the Mayor
or resign. So that 1t would appear that
the Governor OF Ghio does not propose
to permit the Police Commissioners to
exel else their discretion, conscience or
Judgment, bnt are to he the mere. tools OF
an inscriptions Republican Doodle
Mayor. This action upon the part OF
Governor Of Ohio Is startling, to say the
least. The appointment OF city officers
by the Governor # State is not in &C
dordauce with Republican form OF gov.
ernment to start with. but when Gov.
ernor not only appoints them but also
CONTROLS their every action, IL 10 about
time to do away with city officers and
let the Governor run the city with All the
powers Of Gar. ~ ''''''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-13

p~In the opening prayer in the
House of Representatives recently, Rev.
DR. Milburn. the blind chaplain OF the
House, said:
We beseech Thee, Almighty God, help
the people of this cou,try TO learn that
money gained otherwise than IS Thou
com msndes,. by the sweat Of the lace,
as tue fair and honest wage Of honorable,
manly work of brain or hand. is gained
by thief. No matter how we name the
stealing-that money is never converted
into wealth unless it ceases to be the
pander Of our lu ts and lifts rs to tho
graces OF life. elevating our hearts to
manly asplrstions; making .us kindly
with our kind, patient to Gods laws and
revereut TO ourselves. Rid the land we
beseech Thee, Of all gamesters, whether
they gamble with dice, or cards, or chips,
or with wheat, or stock. or corn, or cot
ton Deliver Us from the infueoce and
power OF robbers, who, enticing their
victims to boards Of trades stock ex-
casnges. and bucket shops, name their
practices of plunder "Shearing the
lambs." EnIighten our intelligence with
Thy truth sweeten and deepen our hu-
manity with Thy love: quicken our piety
with Thy split, and may Jesus Christ
become more and more the master and
ruler of our lives, and characters and
thoughts. We pray through His hal
lowed name, Amen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-04-13
EDlarging the White House.

A bill providing for an expenditure OF
100000 in enlarging the Executive
Mansion has been fayorably reported to
the Senate.
There are many reasons to believe
that it will be strongly supported in that
body, .-.s.es,-.-
Gen. John A. Logan Of Illinois doubt
less thinks 1t would he well to make the
White House as comfortable and com.
modious as possible before tae next
Presidential election.
Tue Hon. John Sherman OF Ohio,
President pro tenn ore of the Senate, is
probably also more or less soliritous as
to the quarters to be occupied by the
next Pre- ilent of the United States.
Since Vermont enjoys the distint ton
of sending a Democratic Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister P,enipotentiary
to the court OF st. James's, it is within
the range OF possibilities that q son OF
Vermont may yet reach the highest eta
tion in the land, Senator Georse F.
Elmunds may therefore be expected to
take some interest 10 this bill.
AS for the Hon. William Maxwell
Evarts, why, of course. he favors it, not
because be wants to be President, hut
because it is right. and be would Father
be right than be President.
The measure is wise one. The Ca
pacity OF the White House ought to be
increased; but, after, all the capacity OF
it's chief occupant is the main thing
N. Y. Sun.