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National Republican., 1888-03-11
The Broken TriumVirutc.

The death IF Emperor William breaks
up that most remarkable tMumyiutc,
composed of himself Bismarck. and
Moltkc. 1t has come TO he the custom in
some quarters to bclittlc the part that the
emperor held in this combination hccau.r
of the aggressive character of Bismarck
and his frequent public speeches that ear
ried with them such momcutou~ in
tlucncc in the affairs of Europe But the
emperor was by mo- means a ligurc-hcad.
He was u successful soldier before Bis
marck had name in Germany. Bis
marck was not made chancellor till lNG2.
The emperor, then king of Prussia had
proved himself great ruler a> well aS n
great commander in the field long before
that The uniiication of the German en-
pire had been the burden of his mind
long before he called bismarck
10 aid him in that stupcndous uud"rtak-
ing, and while the achievements of Bis
marck in the field of diplomacy, and of
Moltke in the field of war were brilliant
and almost unmatched in the history uf
Europe, yet the guiding principles under.
lying their every movement came from
the emperor whom they served II" was
a man Of the most ineXorahlr dctcrmiua-
ton of personal courage aS great u any,
of fixed belief in his right to rule the pcu-
pie with the autocracy that charactcrzc-
a patriarch's rule %. hi, family, of contid-
ing trust in the power and effectiveness Of
u well equipped, loyal army, and carry
ing, above all, faith in the Divine
power that clothed him with rcvcrcu-
tial awe and made him something of a
warrior saint in the eyes of the common
people Though hc could not formulate
an address weighted with idca~ that almost
stunned the listener like Bismarck, and
though he had not the craft of that most
adrDt and shifting of all European states.
men by which he could adapt himself To-
any set Of principles or any sci of men for
the sake of success, he had >tcadincS- Of
purpose and u rectitudc in his personality
that aroused the admiration of all men.
and that made linn more potent force
than any monarch OF modern times. The
head of the great triumvirate is gone and
there is no one to take his place. There
will probably never be another cpmhiuu-
ton in Germany like il, and with it Ger
many probably saw the apex of her glory.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
The AmIhnrs, RnnlInrA.

Mr., A. NJ. Palmer publishes to-day his
announcement ofthc Readings by Amer
lean Authors which will be given at the
congregational Church ON Saturday, the
18th, and Monday, the 18Th instant Ac.
rordlng to present arrangements the first
reading will take place on Saturday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock, and will include Selcc-
tionS by Dr. Edward Egglcston, W. u.
llowcllS, Charles Dudley Warner, II. e.
Bunncr, r. W Glider and james Whit.
comb Riley. ON Monday evening the en-.
terainmrnt will be furnished by Mark
Twain, Frank stockton, Col. X. NJ. John
.toh, f. &. Stcdmnn, Thomas Nelson
Page and II, II. BoyeScn. The price of
seats has been fixed al - and 81, and the
sale will begin at Brcnlano's ON Tuesday
morning NJ 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
The Daily Newspaper as AN Educator.


Journalism has become one of the lead
ing methods of educating the people oi
the country, and the journalist, as an
educator takes rank with the highest
grade Of the teachers in -choD>, aradr-
mics and colleges, the preachers in the
pulpit, or statesmen in the forum.
This being recognized fact, the true
iournalist-the man who controls one of
those vehicles for educating popular
thought a daily ew,papcr-cudcayur to
make II the channel Of correct iulurma-
uun as to the current events of the day,
whirharc an education ofthcm,rlyc~, and
,u comment in spirit of iuslncN, and fair
ness upon these events and the public
men of the time.
so journalist with any conception Of
the mission of the newspaper will cycrdc-
part from this latter rule and deliberately
mi>reprc.ent mulign, or tWducc amy one,
either in public or private life.
Men in public life in this country live in
HOUSES with walls of glass. Their actions
nr" seen and known of all men The
ability of each man Is soon measured hy
standards q, true ~ those prescribed by
luw for th" measurement of grain and
though political nccc,-itir, may require Of
political journal, that one man merit,
hcoNulird and another man Ice drbaScd.
huamrrulpoIiticnl rNigonric, the Journal
I,r know, what the true rating is and
shuuIi br
Eut political necessity never domuul,-
and & II did no ,rIt-rr,pccliug journalist
would obey lho order more than lcgiri-
mate mlhud, of attack. There are some
methods which go beyond mi, and the
u-r uf which distinguish the Journalist
Wlhu ,ru-rul hi, mission from the ipmu.
rant prrtrudcr and the hlurLpumd urci
dnwIly boz charge of q newspapers
Ihr -rycursl legitimate criticism Of u
rulIriu. opponent us'wco,urc can be i'm
dugDd without passing tine bound, of
legitimate joumulism and the dividing
Iun between what i- Irgi,immcuud proper
ud what iIlrgitimuloWud impuprri~a>
plainly marked To- thr true journalist a- is
rIu difference hrlwruu day and night.
uluurr the ignorant prcrcudor cannot
mI the hIa.knmd iu journalism does NOT
Hu n distinguish between what .,
proper aud what i- mot, and ,u wouircu
-D' instead OF legitimate criticism, coarse
personal abuse rarely though NJ times,
descending lower into in-iuWtions which
National Republican., 1888-03-11

indicate both the cowurlcc and malice OF
thr Prctcndor To journalistic houur,.
Fortunately such instance, u,, rare and
becoming rurcr, ur the influence uf the
Journalist It's AN educator would be- lost to
the public through the ignorance of a few
prctcndcrS and the yiciuu,nv,- of Il small
number uf hlackguurds
National Republican., 1888-03-11
SUNDAY MARCH n

Tm Aqucdur bridge after long and
unnecessary delays. has been completed.
Now the Memorial bridge should bee conn
mcurrd There is ur reason for delay
Public sentiment demands the erection of
this grand memorial To- the heroes of the
war Congress should recognize the feel
ing and have the bridge under way before
it adiuuru~.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
In Honor Of Con. Inrnn.

The following ItclcgrNms explain them
selves,
Springfield, Ill., Mar. o. ISSS-To Mrs. Gen.
Logan, Thirteenth and clifton stTrcts.-As In.
structcd by the state Republican League, now
IN session transmit to yuu our regard and
tender rtmrlnbranccs OF your great, noble,
and patriotic husband l.. g. CROOKER.
Washington, Mar 10, lsSs.-ro Hon. l.. u.
or"nkcr Republican League, Springfield, III. -
Tender my grateful thanks to the Republican
League for their remembrance and regard for
my husband and for their sympathy for me
IN my hehpresslble bereavemcnt--a loss alike
ireparable to them and TO me,
Mrs. JOIIS a, LOGAN,
National Republican., 1888-03-11

TVE National Guard of the District oi
Columbia is an organization ro bc proud
of 1t is splendid body oi men. well
organized and well ollirrrod. Congress
should not delay in passing the laws
under which the fifteen hundred men
composing the guard" cam ice properly
housed and armed
National Republican., 1888-03-11
PUOTOGRAPHIC FAD.
Sisters Now Have Their Picture, Taken
in Groups.
philadelphia Times !

1t is now the fashion for sisters to hc
grouped together in u picture in groups of
two, or preferably three. In England il
is all the rage, and photographs taken
in that way have lately come to ;his
country of some of the English celeb
rites including the three daughters
of the Princess Of Wales the Marchiuncss
of Londonderry and her two sisters
and the three daughters of Leonard
Jerome, of New York. The three Jerome
girls are noted for their beauty and clever
ness, and all married Englishmcn of
prominence and move in the most aristu-
cratic London circle. Lady Randolph
Churchill, like the Others, is brunette
with IA slender, graceful figure, and is con
Sidercd the handsOmcst of the trio. Lord
Churchill, while on visit to this country,
took her down to dinner, and was So inn
pressed with her clevcrncsS and beauty
that he declared that night he would
marry her if he could get her, and he did
The next older sister is married to Mr.
Frewen, who belongs to Il noble English
family, and the youngest sister is married
to Jack Leslie a famous figure in London
drawing rooms and heir to u burOnctcy.
The two most striking things in Lady
Churchill's career have been her active
participation in her husbands polit-
Dcvonshirc) and the way in
which Prince Albert Victor Edward
the Prince of Wales oldest SON. familarly
known as Collars and Cuffs" has been
tagging at her heels. This group Of Ameri-
can women naturally recalls the famous
three Miss Cations, Of Baltimore, who be-
came respectively the Duchess of Leeds,
the MarchioneSs of Wellesley, and Lady
Stafford, and whose portraits painted in a
group by Sully, are in Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
RATHER POOR OPINION.
senator Piatt Cannot Trust Voters IL
This District.

Senator Plat cannot sec why the people
of this District should be permitted to
vote ON local option when they are not
allowed 10 vote On any other'subiccts II
is said that they are not To be trusted to
vote upon other subjects and he cannot
see why they should bc tried ON this. lie
thinks that rs Congress lcgislutcs for the
District in other instances il should also
legislatc ON the temperance question lf
il was question Of submitting local OPP
il but could not say he would favor
submission of the proposition tO vote here.
lie thinks that lis bill for prohibition
will be- submitted To- the senate AZ an early
day for n vote, but hc cannot predict the
result,
National Republican., 1888-03-11

rmE House committee ON military at-
fairs proposes To appropriate seven and q
half million dollars for coast dricu~c~,
while the senate committee PROPOSES tu
eXpcnd Sl26,&7S, 600 on we'll considered
plan, apprupriatiug all the money now. To
be expended as it may bc needed in carry
ing ont this plan The senate plan l.,
mnrh Tho hnSt
National Republican., 1888-03-11
second Battle of BuIl Run.

The panorama of the Second Battle ui
Bun hun which has been on exhibition
for a long time at the corner of Ohio ave
nue. and Fifteenth street, will close finally
Tonight al 10 o'clock, and later the battle
of shiloh will take its place, Those who
have not seen the great work of art should
take advantage of the opportunity.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
The EniernrIsr NJ Tnnrinr

TASGIER Mar l0-Tho United states war
ship Enterprise, mounting six guns, has ar
rived here, The captain demands the immr
diate release Of the Moor who !, under Ameri
can protection and who /, imurisunrJ M
Rabat, lie also demands satisfaction from
the Moorish government Tor The mans Illegal
arrest
National Republican., 1888-03-11

~ TRlGT OF COLUMBIA. WASnlSGioS
March :. 1855 SURPLUS EARTH FOR FILL.
ING LOTS BELOW GRADE.-The improve.
ments of streets during the coming season viii
plus earth in localities where all public prop.
eIty Is at or above grade. In order to avoid
long and expensive hauls the commissioners
propose to deposit the surplus earth free of
cost on private property below grade, upon
notification by the owners thereof that such
earth is desired. These notices should state
the location OF the lot and an approximate
estimate of the quantity of earth desired. The
length of haul will govern the selection of the
lots. W, b. WEBB, 5. +. WHEArLEY, CHAS.
W. RAYMOND, Major Engrs., U. S. A., Com
missoners OF the Dist. of Columbia mhlO 81
National Republican., 1888-03-11
100, 900 DROWNED,
The Disastrous Effects of the yellow
River Inundation.

SAN FRASclsco, CAL,, Mar lU-Adyicc,
received by the steamer city Of sydney.
which arrived last night from Hong
Kong and Yokohama says. The i'm.
pcrial commissioner who was especially
appointed To investigate the loss Of life In
the Yellow river inuudatiuns. sends re-.
port to the emperor ui China that the
total number Oipersun, drowned i over
10000 and the number destitute is ,lIO.
900 a part of those Hooded out have
been driven into other ruuutrr,.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
IN A MENICAN DUNGEON,
United States Ohicials Arrested While
Pursuing Train Robbers,

Tucson, ARIHo Mar, lO.-It has been
learned that United States Marshal W. X.
Meade, Deputy win Smith, ShcriTShibcll,
and two Indian trailers, who were pur.
suing the Stein train robbers, are in "A
Mexican dungeon at IayoS, chihuahua
They were arrested iOO miles over the bur.
der whittier they had trailcd the robbers
The superintendent of the Curltos mines
offered To give $1,000 bail for them. but
il was refused
National Republican., 1888-03-11
AMUSEMESrS.
New National Theater.

The engagement Of Mr. and Mrs W. j. Flor
cuCc al the New National Thcater commences
tomorrow evening, and will continue through
out the week. A. comedians the FlOrcnccS
are dcScrvcdly popular The intense humOr,
and grOtesque, though not strained, situations
that they incorporate into their several come
dies, creates uproariuus laughter, and brings
down thuuderbults of applause Mrs. Flor.
cncc's Worth costumes are very elaborate af.
fairs, and they must be- seen to be properly
appreciated. ThciI repertoire for the week
will be aS follows: Monday and Tuesday.
our GOycrnOr;" Wednesday and saturday
double bilD, Husband Hunting" and dom.
hey ~ Som Thursday and Friday, THE
Mighty Dollar saturday matinee. THE
Flirt."
Albaugh's Grand Opera House.
Tomorrow night and all the week Vernona
Jarbeau in starlight II is most amusing
sketch with AN abundance of good music to
connect its incidents and charm its auditors.
II will be Miss Jarbeau'S first appearance in
Washington aS star, and her play, star,
light, has been constructed in way to dis.
play the talents possessed by the viyacious
little comcdicnne To a large degree. She will
be supported by the following well known and
clever people: viii :, Rising, H. f. Carroll,
DAILY, Bessie Cleveland Annie sutherland,
Eluisc Mortimer, Hattie Harvey, and Lillian
Elmorc, W, Potter Brown the well known
song writer directs the music.
iiarris'S Bijou Theater.
The Barlow Bros Mastodon MmStrcls, one
OF the largest and best equipped combinations
ON the road, will hold the boards at the Bijou
for one week commencing tomorrow after.
noon. TN" latest popular ballads of the day,
with new Jokes and artistic dancing, consti,
tute the leading features Of the first part, and
the second part is a perfect feast of pleasing
SpccialticS, There are many good people in
the organization
"Iicld by the Enemy"
William Gillcttc's thrilling American play.
"llcld by the Enemy" will succeed Mr.. and
Mrs, Florence at the National Thcater next
week Mr. Gillette has made number of i'm
p"rtant changes in the play since II was seen
here, which have been highly commended In
London and Sew York, II will be presented
by an excellent cast, including the author,
Mr. Gillette, in the leading comedy part, II
Will have the same scenic mounting seen dur.
ing H. engagement at the star 1hcater, New
York
Theatrical Mechanics Benefit,
lht annual dement, Ol the Theatrical Me
chancs' Association will take place at the
N"w National Thcatcr next Wednesday after.
noon for which host of attractions have
volunteered, Mr. ", d. Florence will appear
I'm the une,act comedy Husband Hunting, "
aud Miss Noruona Jmbcau.will sing her favor
itc song "laruntclc" from the opera of
"GHSpirunr,' A feature of the performance
viii be- Il strike OF scenery from an exterior to
an interior within full view Of the audience
The curtain will rise at 1880 p, IN, sharp
National Republican., 1888-03-11

wy IANTED-BY A HIGH SCHOOL GRAD.
w uate, n position in real estate Office as
collector or otherwise; references from present
employer and Others. Address QUICK, Re-
pnbllcAn Office. LII
National Republican., 1888-03-11
SPEDIAL NOTIOEa

s%s MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
AZ GeorgetOHn University.- thirty
ninth annual commencement win be held at
Albaugh's Opera House On MONDAY, MARCH
~ ~ 2;3O p. III, The public are respectfully
invited. J. W. II. LOvEJOY, NJ. d Dean.
mhl0 sm2t
r1Sso TO INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE.
have several beautifully located pieces of
property suitable for subdivision near the
city on avenues extended. ranging from 20 to
800 acres, which offer at positive investment
prices
Parties wishing to invest win do well to call
on me before concluding their purchases.
have 10 acres, which has ,GU feet front
age on the District line, price only 800
also 200 acres near the city, price S75 per acre.
Cash.
For the ready money have several positive
bargains. 5. TAYLOR SUIT
iO2 dth st. N W.
lStar and Criticl lehli.tuths2m
s~xzp THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Market Company will be held al the Office Of
said company MARCH Eat Y O'Clock NJ.
GEO. =. BOHKER, Secretary.
The annual election for directors of the
Northern Liberty Market Company Will be-
held at the office of said company MARCH T..
Polls open from to b p. IN Transfer books
closed March l; opened Match nm IL Snoupvp
fel7-f,tu.mhl2 Secretary.
s1Sys UNTIL MARCH l6.' BEAUTIFUL
49, wall paper, &c per piece; best whit,
bark wa II paper, lOc per piece; gold wall pa.
pers Tor l2l9, 10, aud 20C, at MAHONEI $,
3l3'Slb Pa ave, Capitol Hill. Remember only
until March lb ia2l.tmal5
s,zSrn EASY, USEFUL FEET, &C.
w. The wise for health on daily walk,
depend" and thousands visit DIR. WHITE
Foot Specialist, lil6 Pa. ave-, opposite Wiliard's
Hotcl for the painless treatment of COINS,
BuniOns. Diseased Nails, and all complaints ol
the feet; 2Sth year OF practice in Washington
Fee, 81 n sitting for putting the feet iii order.
e-SsssMOUN1 VERNON AVENUE ASSOC.
AZ ALTON.
EXECUTIVE BOARD,
Washington-M L. " Fox, Jeti Chan
Willard. l " '"'' " We ''' '''''' ''''' .
Alexandria county-Messrs. Frank Hum,
Harrison Hatch, f. K. Windsor, Jackson l.
Alexandria City-D A. Windsor, Park A.
new, Robert Pnrtuer. F. A. Reed. and J.
Reckham.
Nathan W. Pearson, Mai George johnson
Walter walton. and stacey Snowden
OFFICERS.
aOE. Jeil Chandler. President.
Hon. HES.l a. WILLARD Washington, ID
T., Vice President
treasurer.
HoN. +, W. Fox, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Washington, d. c., Corresponding Secretary.
PERMANENr COMMITTEES
On Charter, Legislation, and Permanen
Observation-Disclosures L. W. Fox. JEFF Chan
iler, J. K Sicklcs, i. A. Reed, n. w. Pearson
stacey snowden. j. 7. Beckham, and W.
Clarke.
On Right OF Way and Permanent Location
Mount Vernon Avenue-Messrs L. X. Wind
,Or, Park Agntw, L., W, Fox, W. 4. Clarke
Frank Hume, George Johnson, +. A. Reed
and w. Gillingham.
on Ways, Means, ana Finance Mcsss
crank Hume, W. NJ. talt. Dr. g. Wythe Cooke
| D. A. Windsor, Robert POrtncr, Harri,ut
Hatch, and W. Walton.
National Republican., 1888-03-11
Indignant KnirI,t.

SnAMoKIS, PA Mar IN The local assembly
uf knights has surrendered H. charter and de
clared the strike on They are Indignant Al
the treatment received from hradauarters
ana say they were not properly supported
They are all railroaders
National Republican., 1888-03-11

The OdeOn Theatcr In Paris il giving "A trans,
lation oi Much Ado About Nothing" ipr
which Mr. Is, GODDARD has written some pleas,
Ing music IN his usual happy vein.
National Republican., 1888-03-11

NvANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN A
w place as cook; can bring good refer.
ence. Address 9ll Freeman's alley W.
l-lg
National Republican., 1888-03-11

Information Of all sorts obtained, when possible
for subscribers without charge upon application,
Rejected manuscripts cannot Ou returned.
RcmittuuCes other than by postal money orders,
bank drafts or checks to the order nf the National
Republican Company always nt sender risk.
No receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
on the wrapper shows when subscription expires,
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
contracts VIII he charged monthly card rates.
Ea-All requests for uuuriu-uS fruW railroads
places of Amusement, or business orders nr" mot Au
thori2cd unless signed by the undersigned
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMPANY.
L. W. FOX, President ANp MNNNorE
National Republican., 1888-03-11
WINIED---HOUSES

NANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w care of furnished house, snort or long
time, with carriage house and stable preferred,
or would pay small rent. Address RESPONSE.
BILE. SO
National Republican., 1888-03-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WTANTED-BY A FIRST.CLASS LAUN.
w dry woman, washing to do at her home:
first class reference, ii required. Call at 9lS
Y gt N w IL
National Republican., 1888-03-11

The annual election for directors Of the
Northern Liberty Market Company Will be
held at the office of said company MARCH r.
Polls open from | tn 3 p IN. Transfer books
closed March |; opened March IL
GEO. +. BOHRER,
InlI- Ilm.mhlO SnnrllMrY-
National Republican., 1888-03-11

e~xz=D THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
kSST stockholders OF the Northern Liberty
Market Company Will be held al the Office OF
said company MARCH Eat - O'Clock NJ
GEO. 4. BOHRER, Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-03-11

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
only tt for Two Nenrs-lsSS and l~~p.
which includes the contest NJ the next Presidential
Election.
Single copies for Que ycar..,,., ,,..,....... Ibr
clubs OF ten for one year or clubs uf uNc for
two wears s..... ..t... ..s.s.s..tsttt - W.
Extra copy mailed free To party securing the
club. Postage paid.
National Republican., 1888-03-11

N.Y. UNTIL MARCH lb' BEAUTIFUL
Az wall paper, &c per piece; best whit,
bark Wa II paper lOc per piece; GOLD wall pa
pers for l2lR, l5, aud .20C, at MAH0NEY s.
3l3'3lb Pa. ave, Capitol Hill. Remember only
until March Is. ia24.tmalb
National Republican., 1888-03-11

Az GeOrgetoEn Univer.tty.-Thc thirty
ninth annual CONNER cement win be held nt
Albaugh's Opera House ON MONDAY, MARCH
invited. j. w II. LOVEJOY, NJ. d Dean.
mhlO gmpt
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-07
Brighton.
Our correspondent writes ::

| Our correspondent writes
Another blow succeeded the Sigh
storm of Saturday, and the roads Sunda,
in many places were even with the fences
| John Smith of Wellington has beer
very sick for several weeks at the HON,
of his sister Mrs. j c. Walker. He cut
his knee in the woods and came home
some two or three weeks later after he
thought himself able to resume work, he
took cold in the wound, and for days his
case was critical. DIR. Ellingwood was in
faithful attendance, and through his skill
and a careful nurse the patient is now out
of danger.
Jim Jones has let his farm to Daniel
Flanders, who has taken possession.
Mrs. l.. H. Hayden is at Athens where
a grandchild, the little daughter of Georg e
Hayden, is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. George Draper left town last
week for Mass. where she has work in a
hose factory
Ellery Brasier is hauling lumber to the
Wyman mill.
Mrs. Osgood returned Friday from
Sangeryille, where she has been spending
few weeks with niece.
Miss Alice Campbell is at home on a
visit,
Mrs. Oracle Libby closed a long and
very successful term of school in our vii
lage Friday. As teacher Mrs. Libby is
unsurpassed
p. p. Hilton Esq. and wife have been
visiting friends in Dover and vicinity.
Appearances indicate the existence of
good sized pot of red paint in this local
ity. We trust it is only borrowed or on
a short visit for red paint is usually
fore runner of IL strike.
Miss Dora Foss has been sick. under
DIR. Ellngwoods treatment. She is i'm
proving
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-07
oosehead Lake.

The following is the estimated cut oil
| logs for Moosehcad Lake and tributary
s,rooms for IN. nrasent winter.
:, nt.. c,o.o ao =.
hons on,,I ~, H. p5Iu'y '','1.a9 az, ="
9opopo ~, w. o n,.
| W -,' 'i''' '"'i " '''''''a"' =
- ~ 80 r..,. Q n, pa,t.,,,,, .oo an,
i'aNol o. " - ''''''''
W 'Vo'9po w. NJ GOO ooo .. ION
,o "a, - 80 Zoo aaa :.
w." "oo i ann W I,o'S,' 'oSs' -oo mao =,
] '''''''' W W. shaw N GUNS '"'f''' -