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National Republican., 1888-04-12
'Clusr- Iisted, Foolish. and Wic!,cdly
MM.tNIml.N

The 2clTi, World dc,igno,c> the "s,.
called economy of the government u.s.
"rlu.c-Gs,,d foolish and wicl>clly waste.
iuI,' aud says in illustration of 1t, pnin,;
uurgoyrmmcnt is merely the great collie"
ty, servant uf the people, and government
funds are merely and solely fort best gOpl
yl the people. They are paid by the people.
aud should he expended witha liberal han |
where most needed. aud In such manner Us to
,npny u> many people In private inlust les
gs possible, while fully defending all oar
citizens all over the world Our patent of 80
,ul custom houses ought not to be So shame.
n'y crippled. Imagine u railroad company
di,ymrsiug omployr, rilht AMI left. tp th'
great dytrimcut Of their service ml bu,in Is.
because their expenses notwithstanding 'ri
earning, happen tu ryroci ustmltcs, Yet
ui,i- Just Ur rulcy the government i. pur.
sting. q GuntlcmCn uf Cuugr"S Nul
,Hu't ruu illc greatest and most wealthy ut.
tiol m earth wiihuny little twuccnt policy.
In their operations during the present
session our representatives In Congress have
ret failed to oyr,whrlmu,w;th ;thind.sput,h'c
evidence that the people were peculiarly
unfortunate In their selection.
IS Il cmwtIy we are relatively uew an
/ rldiculuu.ly destitute of national pamphcr
/ r.'ia. ,uyh %, coast aud boundary defense.
1 anil q navy. such " We should lave. NM
with the almost countless Mrbor> and
iiNcr, tlv value Of which, tn the people
woull I've greatly enhanced 10y The iuliciou'
Investment or relatively small -mm Il
/ would appear that even with very Unite
. endowment ur common sru~o oar Ia"
makers would discover the true line of ,lu,
without receiving personal c!ia,,i,cm"n
from the people al tn" ballot box. Have
vcruno rmoug tho pcop" hut Ihu-" whom
/ rl,rrrmrTt transforms Into rccrraut' o
| hrelu~f
That they should make >urh sIronuou'
! ,l,u,s toc,tiu@ui,h surplus "G revenue
| tlat is 81 essential TO uur national AMI indi
yiluu prosperity i, inrNplcabc on all,
rational hypothesis. The people do no
complain and are not suffering from rYces
,iyc taxation, hut from pursinoniDus an.
| iujd,ciou, disbursements
National Republican., 1888-04-12
senator stanford ON California Poll,


Tie New York Pres, ur yesterday has an
interview with Srmtol Stanford on the po
liticul situation in California which Is as fol
lows:
senator Leland stanford. uf California m,
been al the fiith Avenue Hotel since Natur
day. hut his most Intimate friends were not
aware that he was IN the city
"taliIurna,' he said, has been for Nj,
lilHme, and would have sent delegation for
him to the National Republican convention II
he had continued in the race believe that
Mr. Blaine i lust as anxious n ever 10 bc
President"
"Sunatur. you are mentioned a , the strongest
tcnublican In california Tor the presidency.
VIII YOU lRvct the delegations"
u presume that california would he lrpudIy v
tO me II desired tl"dclcgutiun, General Al
ger has friends, and II l"Wulu nominated hr
would receive the Republican support of the
state
"SuppuSu senator sherman ,hould br uoni.
mated would he hr strung IN california -
" lie would he much stronger than he was
two years ago, llr has modified hi, views
somewhat, think, In regard 10 silver and
chinese immigration. A. for my part ! think
we could we'll restrict other races from cmi,
grating 10 this country
Who is New York ranli.lutct'
Mr. Dcpuw might probably hu."
Is lie not too much ul a ruilund man
Would hc run well In an of the states"
Ills CONNECTION with lgiruud, might moi
make him available. think, however, that
he lOtly contested by thc Democrats"
10 you think anything viii he done this
session ~ Cuuglrs, with tile silver question:
IF hardly think 50, The opposition 10 silver
cumes, of course, maiuyfroui the cast / find
that silver Smuch appreciated rs chclllat,
ing medium more ~ than gTCtubaCk bills of
one and two dollars denomination, When |
stop NJ the Windsor Hotel | generally walk
aS far down rs the rilth Avenue Hotel and
iakeA cab Tor lower broadway. ask the
tahNlNrlS Whlrirth"y prefer, silver or PAPER
money, and they Invariably say silver, The
silver Industry Of the United States amounts
70 S0oCQ0Oo annually, as much, hiuk, q,
mon Qrcn
National Republican., 1888-04-12
4 ConlImrrcial E,litiOn.

In the rear future there will appear in
the columns of this paper q commercial
review of Washington, her resources, al-
vautagcs, and facilities. Following this
win appear in alphabetical order articles
on each Of the different financial, prores-
siOmal mercantile, and manufacturing i'll
tcicsts followed by short busincss-lilte arti-
clc> ON the leading firms in these lines. As
thI, work will he pcrpctuated in book
form and widely circulated, it becomes Il
history Of the commercial and financial
growth of the city, aud Il lasting indurse-
mcut 10 those whose names are mentioned.
The issue in which this feature will appear
will be- given an extra circulation on n new
plan that cannot fail TO give good results to
all concerned, as well a, TO the city at large.
Representatives will call un those who de-
sire to further the Interests Of Washington
Though thI- publication. and explain Its
nature. and it /, hoped that business men
wil give it their hearty support,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

j. another column viii BE- found the call
made hy the Hon, William c. EIam. prcsi-
dwt of Republican League of Virginia, for
the formation Of leagues IN that state, The
Republicans If Virginia can do nothing
more certain to lead To sllccco, in the com.
ing campaign than to organize in league,
under the call made hy Mr.. Elam. Organ
i2ution /, the only road 10 victory, and MIR.
E0m Is q competent aud worthy leader,
every way qualified 'u assist IN the org0nlza-
,iuu Of the Republicans Of Virginia, There
should he no delay NO hesitation on the
pant of the Republican. in the state in get
liu" rhcm.clyr- together fer the purpose Of
the coming campaign, The address Of Mr.,
EIIn gives potent reasons why thi, is 50,
and We mg" ium"diulrmd rQurrhrd action
upon all Republicans Of the state
National Republican., 1888-04-12

nancrnft- -NInnns Wedding.

\ limited number Of friends Witnessed the
marriage yesterday afternoon, by the Rev. u.
W. Faunce, of Mr.. George Bancroft and Mrs.
Matilda A. Mapes AZ the residence of the
brides son.m.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. II. Patrick, iii Massachusetts avenue north
west. The groom, Mr. George Bancroft, Is u
wcll.known pension attorney Of this city, and
"urics his Il years as hOuyantly rs the aver
age man of 80 Tie bride is Il handsome
friends forty years. The parlors wcI" prettily
decorated, and very pleasant reception
followed the ceremony. Among Those present
wife, j. W Wheeler and wife. Nal. W. D.
ilatt and wife, 4. . u. Bennett, wife, and SIS
ter. Mrs. Jane CLARK. Miss Bertha Cnritzman
Mrs. W. l.. Van Hcrllp, Mrs. Martha PhlppS
Mrs. FalConer, Mrs. ID. A. Brandeberg Mis-,
Grace sherman, Mai T., r. lIalstead, Mr.. w
H. Scalry, and many others.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
NNlTSENtINTS.
MnArclt,. n1,Nn orrnA nnr.r.

AlHAlGiCs GltAND OrENN HOUSE,
At Alhaugh's this evening Mr.. Scanlan will
be- seen for tire first time IN The Irish Min,
trcl." which viii he given for the balance Of
the week and the saturday matinee.
Sale Of seats for Nine. Molicska's
oneugencnt opens At the, boS ONCE nl
. H., m. tlis morning. The week will
lU devoted 10 the following shake spcHrian
dramas: Much Ado About Nothing" Meas
line" Twelfth Night" and Romeo anil
Juliet"
NEw NATIONAL TuEATI:r.
kcllar continues to draw well rt the NJ.
tional. There will he the Usual matinee SIT.
u,day. RiCC's $9OOu0 hurlCsQuc company Of
siSty-hNe artists will produce "rhc Cursair'
during nest week. As u spectacle "rhc
Cursnr" outranls anything in The long list Ut
Ar, RiCe's productions. and the east that en-
acts II !, Of the first order sale of seats com
lnrnccs this morning.
nipUIs's BI1OU TnrATrR.
The charming little soubrcttc, Myra Gopl.
win, will hold the boards W tie Biiou most
week. Sho t. gS chip and chippCr as u lark,
and Is endowed with the gCniuS Of voice and
lCauty that are absolutely requisite tu her
style Of comedy. Seats Un sal" To-day.
KEENAN's TiEArER.
Nest week the London Speciality In vaulc
willie srCCiuitirs. The Till to BE- pre- .eutC / j.
said to he ~ good rs any given ui this thrdtnr
during the season.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
4 Name for the New Bridge.

EDITOR NATIONAL RErvBrIcAS: II h1s been
suggested that the new structure spanning the
Potomac river at Georgetown be named the
Free bridge" This bridge was procured
through the mdeiatigablc efforts ul senator
l;ddleberger in the face Of strong Opplsitlon;
every one who knows anything at AL about II
knows this to he true. Let the new bridge be
named the Riddlchcrger bridge" Honor to
whom honor i due The Long bridge, this
new bridge. and the Chain bridge are all free
bridges, and there is almost a certainty Of the
construction Of another and larger bridge
across the Potomac in the near future. which
>ugg, ted name Free bridge is altogether too
general JvsryE,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Iur contest IN Tennessee for a United
Slatrs senator To succeed senator Harris
lids Iuir to hr II lively one among the Demo
,rat, There are several ,lron" and iulurn-
1ial candidates already in the field, and
.ty,rul more dark horse, in training for the
race. Since the announcement Of Grn. j,
u. {. Alkiu, n candidate the boom has
tpiurd in his favor Prominent Dclhpyrt-
from last state SAY that hcis far in The lead,
IT." Memphis press, al the home of senator
Harris, la- come ,quarcly out for Atkins.
which they declare hook, very mryonblr
iuI Tie sruatur
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Sr>tr"E BE,E read the I;rrunrI'NN yc,.
t'r.lgr rcliug 10 the Presidents instruc-
lion. ~ Carlisle to defeat his silver amend
l,tIt 20 the bond bill. lii> Scotch ire and
IIu"d wa, promptly m III" warpatn. It Is
,aid hr ,w"rr that he would NOT only bring
IL the ,u"tlmg pole. lie emphasized his
remark, with his peculiar left hand gesture
aud H. mrl"iiuu> scotch accent senator
bod, I, - Ntichrr: there j. up lincH in him,
What Gc hrlicyrs he.swcNr~ hy and then he
j. ready to lighr for il.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

TINT dra,l'uch Democracy claim to fear
THAI a return OF 'hrdircrt taNes would In
uueumio species Of "yaupng all the war
laNcN willu view Of spreading them mcrci-
IrssIy and largely upon the ,Outh' yet others
-ay that the dradIpck i,a dclu,ion, a snare
originated ror the purpose of procra,tinl-
lipu md consuming time, and thereby dc
feat legislation, especially Bc"k's silver
amendment to m" bond buying bill, and
lastly 10 prevent tariff discussion. Carlisle
/, secretly and openly working the wires to
Ii, end, Reward, Chief Ju-ticcship,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
>t.NnNN NArInN " NErrnLICNN.

Tie rN.Go,' aud best Published In tlr
1t,utul For sale by news stands aud news.
l~N. ,t ,uly cent. pr,' copy The Daily, in.
n',.,u- sundays. i,drliyrrrd hy cayirr or hy
ssat,ut only 80 rnut> r"rmpu'n The SvSp'Y
l.rrMlr,N viii hr delivered Only when
sr,riH,iy up,,rrd
National Republican., 1888-04-12

FrrEuNnr England never iail, To pro-
t,ct amy interest Of hc', that needs motoc-
iiun. From I~D 'o l>>i England pail in
mail subsidies, 'uu,ri-t m building up and
GrycIupiug her merchant marine, the rnor-
,puus sum or >@i}, iUu.uuu an average Of
nearly >5rO,ooO per year In l>Nj. with Il
merchant tonnage more than double That
al amy Other uuIou mglmd paid >i,S;o,-
COO To- English Vessels, whilst the United
Statrt gave lhrmml,r"t .. -um ur S!L4Oi
I" Auuuicuu Nr.-ri. for carrying the mails
HE Iod,lrra ur Liberty m Tine duwr Of the
raptul uugl, 'u blush for the inbrrlily ur
the nnl who ,rgislatu beneath her,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

lnr Senate committee on foreign rcla-
lIons madra report Yesterday refusing to
allow Brigadicr General Baird to receive
from the French republic the honor Of COM
mauderof the Legion Of Honor, and Com
mandcr John W Phillips, Of the navy Is
permitted to receive Il silver pitcher oftrrc |
linn by the United States OF Colombia, But
yesterday was not altogether good day for
pitchers \ small slzed one offered to the
National Republican., 1888-04-12
*

For ronyalesccutS, especially females, and
for all patients suffering from cuicoblcd di.
gcstion mild Tonic Stimulant, one that con.
tains Just enough alcohol to stimulate the
gastric fOlliclcS, and Is al the same time nu.
tritous in itself, would seem a most dc,ir.
able remedy for routine use in every physi-
clans practice, provided -ucha remedy Is pal.
atablc enough to insure lis continued use,
and cheap enough to make II available for all
CLASSES Of patients,
dust such preparation Il !, claimed is the
Concentrated Liquid EStact of Malt aud
Hops, which i, now offered 10 the profession
under the name of The "Rrst" Tonic. which
has recently appeared un sale in most oi our
ding stores,
\ trial will convince aS to lis pulutability
ana price, and the certificate of analysis by
Prof. T., c. Love, of Nrw York city Stems To
give unqncNtonablc evidence of its thera-
pcutic value.
vlp ll,yyiutf l. tlrp lt,Hly.'. ,,. I.,r.,I -.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Nh, BtNI>E'- family physician say, il i,
rot true that Mr. Blaine has an organic dis
ta>c. senator lIulc'> brother write, from
Italy that he ,iuol>> as well ~ he ever did.
We hc-prali the universal sentiment of the
country, regardless of party, when we say
W. h,pc the reports of his ill.hralth are
ial-", They have been put forth in man
tier to excite sorrow and alarm among Mr..
blainr'> friends. and the assurance that
ilury are false will afford the greatest relief
from painful suspense,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

SoNr Republicans AMI some Democrat,
honestly believe that President Cleveland
would ,tuItfy himself t" accept the upmi-
nation for second term, after what he de
,'lar,d IN his letter "f acceptance, There I,
:, construction That can he placed on the
better that will relieve the President Of any
.harge oi inconsistency He expressed
himself IN favor Of a change of the c0nsti.
hticp Of the United States, and uuti.
changed IL IL bis duty to 0cccpt its oblisP
National Republican., 1888-04-12
4 Romantic Episode,

starry night for a lamble is all very we'll,
provided the iug and the dew and the night
air don't give yOu neuralgia, IN which case
Scotch oats Essence is the only remedy that
viii quickly and radically cure this and all
other NclVulls diseases. At the Sume time II
will probably clear your brain sufficiently so
that IN the future yuu will let such Scnti
mental Nonsense n midnight ramblcs alone.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

tious, Ike Washington, tc7sr-,m ',oi',n.
Lincoln, and Grant serve two 'uy"ts II tn"
people viii olcct him. What H"pr5','n,
INSIST ON. however. Is AN honest election.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
GUNPOWD.ER

4 ND guns were irt invented by swNrta, n
~ monk Of Cologne, In 1910. lie never
dreamed Of the mischief and suffering he made
rossblc. But when CHESTER II. GRAVES
y Sons, of Boston, decided to bottle and sell,
through druggists and groccrs, the pure g. o..
TaN lor Bourbon aul Rye Whisky, they put
within reach nf every one u standard article
of medicinal virtues whose excellence is IN.
,Qualcd.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

i<oTIrLE l"dN Wa, run over aud knocked
GUwu beet evening lIJolly - week pa,,",
i'..i driver, uu the uyruurdo not indulge in
gGi,u,,m 90 this kind.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
APRIL Il.
lIntIs,.IIl,Its.

N,a1,>u krllHr
br,.U'. N,l. seaman.
EahN,s' Fhn Erly Birds.
Er"t Edwin Arden.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
, ~ TO INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE

s$s ~ i> L. oi,2 2,- ''' ''''''" - : -
have several beautifully located pieces of
property suitable for subdivision, near the
city on avenues eNtcndcd, ranging from - to
80 acres, which offer at positive investment
prices.
Parties wishing to invest will do well 70 call
,il me before concluding their purchases.
have 3j acres, which has 1900 feet front.
age ON the District line, price only SlO,OJO;
also 100 acres near the city, price SIS per acre.
cash.
lurgains :. TAYLOR SUir
fCbli.tuths?m 10! 9th 81. y. W.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

S'\lruH EtppI EuEwEH j. at last ycto-
riots. ih" senate passed his resolution
Yesterday ordering that rhr discussion
rf ihr fishery treaty >hpuid he in
'pru session. The >ra"ior can truly
,:N. Ike lIcn'"n. SOLITARY and alone
! put thi, hull in notion This innovation
upon the rules Of the Senate upon ratiiica-
ton oi treaties hl, only been ublainc BY a
persistent, unfolding struggle under great
'luh!,rlgrs>nrmis.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

sSS Germ. II the person holding season
tickct 80. I2U2 of the late Grand Army Fair
and Bazaar, 20 which was awarded the horse,
buggy, and harness ON the ith instant, does
not present the ticket within one week and
claim the property Il will bc sold AZ public
auction. By order of -
api..at EAECrTIVE COMMITTEE.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Sr>truW> VEST AMI Corkrcll, Of Mis-.
sUIri huih voted to pay >iO,0lj for a sword
list belonged - ten. Shield. but both
opposed Yesterday the appropriation of
S2a0Uu iur the sword worn hy Washington
wl4'n he resigned IN" command Of the
hlnrrioau army, This is not very consistent,
'rl it + certainly rot very patriotic. TIL"
Washington -w"ulwuull he cheap at doubl"
H." sum' proposed To he appropriated for it,
n at glm"-, any other price that might be-
lLlLAl
National Republican., 1888-04-12


TIrY have even bryruttcd Mrs 'lutnrS
Brown Potter This is too cruel II has becn
quite the fashion to boycott railrua l.. shoe
factories, newspapers, street ear companies.
and the like. but this Is the first time the boy.
cott has been applied To- fair and fragile
woman. Mrs Puttcr's offcn,c was that size
rode into Cheyenne. Scb., where She waS tn
play the other night. over the track at the
chicago, Burmgtonm Quincy railroad. The
boyrottors flooded the town with flaming
handbil- charging Mrs. Potter had come 10
town ON Il ">cab road" aud that II was there.
fore the duty of everybody to stay away from
the thcatcr that night. Nearly rrcryholy
did stay away, AMI Ms P"tlct
played to almost empty seats.
A> Mrs. Potter is raid certainty" uf 80
iruch every week, she is probably iniiffcron;
To buycottS, but what wormwuDl and gall
incidents like Til. are tn her swcctlyper.
fum,d and ru,C-hcdcckcd manager, Mr..
I"my &. Miner. ~ used tu hc plain ilavry
Miner. hut Il Is now ~ dbovcJ Nir. Miner has
already suffered untold torture on account of
Mr., Potter. and now. II she is tu he bUycuttGl
all along the line Of the &. B aud q. railroad,
NIr. Miner viii probably expire. Mr.. Miner
has IN affection for money that i oNCrWhclm.
ing lie and Mrs. Potter have been quarrel.
i'm ever since they entered into II contract in
London last summer. Mrs. Potter now hates
Mr., Miner. and MIR Miner hates Mrs. Potter IN
rcttin. The dislike j. not only mutual, hut
deep s"at,d, just rs people expected it would
l., when Mr. Mincr took the management oI
Mrs. Potter. II the {. u. and q. striker, are
| going tn attempt 90 boycott Mrs. Potter, aul
thus make Mr.. Miner lose moro money ON hel
llun lc has already lost, we may eSprc, al
| any moment 10 learn that the illusiriou'
| manager has resolved To- elevate his vas
mind to tt settlement forthwith ur the trouble
between the road and IT, employees, Mr.. Mine
! i, great man, lie is capable Of running "a
| many a. three variety halls at one time: indeed
| It was in this way that the great Mr, Mine
made his fortune. lie and Harry liill, -
New York, have been sucCc i-ful in much tn
| same line Of business.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

1IE postal telegraph j. hoomin-. For
further particulars see senator Cullum' .
tin.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

y rHuN'I>r,r western Democratic mem
trr os tie House was invited Yesterday To
explain the cuuer Of the mulllc his party
was In. lis reply was thus: Carlisle IS
veal: lH.- too many bo--rs this session.
La,t session hr had but one; that was Bin
N"'i,au who had common sense aul rN-
'rci~cd it,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
A. E. BELL g. CO.,
Property Bought and Sold,
622 18th Street N. w.

FOR SALE:
\ fine piece of business property on New
York avenue near Fifteenth street northwest.
Two fine short business lots, X street near
Twenty-ilr,t northwest. Very cheap.
Very fine lot, y street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth northwest. Cheap.
Very cheap lots, Massachusetts, avenue
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
northwest.
ei,COO feet ground, Mount pleasant, i'm
proved by thirteen room dwelling and stable;
on best street in village, and nearly opposite
col Cranford's fine residence: hest drinking
water from cisteins; 80 cents per foot.
Handsome farm, one.quarter mile from
lIyattsvle; 100 acres good lands good build
ings; vicinity of Cen Deale's and Riggs farms.
Four lots Colonial Beach.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Washington base hall nine by their visitors
flcm Baltimore was completely knocked
cut.
-
Tn Senate las at last conirmcl the noDd
nation ut Mr. JavcI e, Ra,hbonc to be- consul
general 1T Paris. Nr. Rathbonc may he the
consul general, but the american representa-.
tive IN Ugri. that /. best known to all Nm1ri-
c,W, who eo there, and who always will be Us
long as he hulls his place IL Mr.. Robert VI.
Hooper. the assistant consul general Mr.
Hooper Is the husband Of Mrs Lucy Hooper.
the wc'lknowI, correspondent. They have a
daughter Miss Nollic Hooper and the Hooper
family makes a special point uf doing spioc'
thing for thu accommodation of every Nmlri.
cam who visits Paris. M least they try to- do
tli>. Mrs liuopcrisa very Intellectual woman,
She las great personality. knows all the
distinguished French people. gives dinners
thgt are noted for their excellence, has the
,ufrtc to everything in Paris and hpllS u
position Of uuiquc influence. She wdn'el her
daughter to br Gn actrc.S, aud gave her mjny
advantages. THE girl came to America, AMI
was tor ON" ycHr u member ot th" Daily rrn
puuy in Stw York, but HS she wai only an
Gnlcrstudy. and had little or nothing to do,
sic went ont ~ the leading lUly I'm ButlAt
(Unlbci'~ White Sluyc" Company, B1t ~''
! was not altogether pleased, ant rcjurN' 10
| Paris, whrrc size now often appaJrs a. an
amateur IN entertainments for charitable pW.
| poses, She speak, french with charming per
/ rcctun, aud has completely acquire !
( that spirit and yi,acity - chwdc.
[ tci~tlr ur French women. Mrs.
! Hooper Is an mlefatigablc worker, Sh'
| write, u great many newspaper letters, some,
| tiwc, sending OH as many Il, t'lrca AMI fnnr
| IN u single day. Her stock Of Information
| al uut tie current affair. ul EutuB is unlin-
| tied. Size knows every prominent family AMI
| ull IL, back history, and lrr memory i, like an
ci,l clnpcdid Nr. Hooper himself Is Kin /
| luGtriuld gentleman who never tire. OF Re-.
rHridudatiug raN"lc!s FROM America. lie
| knows ra,i- nom top tu bottom, AMI IL h'
! a,r- a. Your guide all doors will he uarnc Ia
| yuu. He seem, ~ never weary ut pilu'ing H.
American lr,IDw.citizcns about the great
| f,ouch capital.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

MNGNtN>p +, warming up for senator
trlIom, sec lcttcrut True Republican, al
voc.i,ug his nomination for the presidency.
S,rot"r stanford rou>icrs the presidency
't NE United states worthy Of the amhi-
iiou uI any American citizen. This /. the
WAY 4" taIk, When prr,uH believes ding
II linn have tlr ruurwg" To say what he
inuk-
National Republican., 1888-04-12

NVV.NIINI IINVT INV IVIt N.NbL'
3? acres on Marlboro road. miles from the
city, $1,000.
ll5 acres ON the oxen Hill road, 9 miles from
city.
county, Nd.
1900 acres at OccoQuan, Va, fine timber
land, $4,000.
- acres in Maryland, opp Alexandria
$500.
212 acres in Clarksvillc, Howard Co, Md,
improved, S100CO.
ls5 acres in Montgomery County, Nd, cle'
gantly improved, $4,000.
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National Republican., 1888-04-12
,SpECf.tL .NOTTCES.

n -, ALLGRADl' NrES OF THE WASH.
e-c-! ton High School are requested toattcnd
u meeting ut the High School Building at $50
=, VI. ON FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1899, to adopt
plans for the proposed memorial TO the late
il nclpal Edward \. Paul.
j. &. GIRLEN, n. l.. ltODGkINS,
Secretary President