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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
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srs 2nltothct- ohr @eIruInaiIs SIMMER a. ma nen
aUo Su.btn uno 8iaOramme 81 teIt.H; zoe 4los
nUo ais ott cJier GlGie un6 uubeoIHat cotrat. soz
raTti1t. lHiere gtoUitalen= &roftHuna srIol5f
htutg, 9R0Etoa, ben IS Attob2r,
lub IN iaft zfi6ereicu fir Sdfnes, fehr eIsz
pants ueue IdnurSSt Geretea IN Scarts &C.
elegant 9araIrts &oJ5e, fran5oNlAe 5rnt
fats, lsueiter StgI, elegonte 5arbeH II 9'ue@
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d0ieusJars.
9aucnsGnttaiuR in our4broaener aTbsit uno
&uiGmu fsuuHgen.
Eorcns 9rdpcrfe Ssics in eisenarhsen uno eIe'
aanteu 8eiiias, arobe5 Aii0rtimeLt.
gtIsisruHleH 'rit 5sGucgz 4rbett.
Eopt;atsa In SaftaeHtuals 81. SptSsTf@it 9sp'
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feline ~ is rs Sguts.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

s.. @an9ts bon Helnqeu S.altt Lhn 5u fag 24t 1.
f1r aurr1 ais pie lemo1Fll6tn Spr'tn, uno 1tser
aoniurrtni NIT ssI Rsnss mtnbetDtitPiqsI 5lIttbt
1sa.notr alaun' unb ghospAotEnlotr, SstFs aiie
~ Gle& b1oltsn psrt9nt1. Royal Bskng rows
Or 90, W. I05s eaoIeI1Iaa-, 1Lt,-zzle-
=. -. z5-I S------S
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-. ~ sIrser. iouTsn Pl9,n fe6eIfet. Srbre be-,
}g }glenfitSt aSdInfIoffaFaft 9Pi5rEnr Garrn0e Sb1s
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93oSsRa9s 5 NJ ~ 81 assoa ,'l. sisItst e. 4 .,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Q9Lefau Scr gttGBens5ur5lb bFu6As
~ GpHiriiTGre,

~ GoEiniiT1re,
Baltimore, oeH 3, 9ttober 1888.
Die GuaEenzC zCurb9II5ss SommiiGce maatn in
G5gudFbeit Ssr BeFimMuugeu css Saltjmorer StaStz
Geet6ubss, AT. Ertifel, hierTi betauI., baB ne
s4pt1fan, oen 5. Rouerlter 1888, 10 NIX sgotmitz
taas in 3iirsau oer &umut1iGye im Rat9GauIl i5.s
trfie Bergammune 5lIteH 'Ueroen, um tje ibHen See
treffs her @onhemnirure, beS Buyd1hrudh2s une Ser
Belanaeruns Der SareIass sE1rabs, BON gtort5z
aosHul bis suT /. StToBe, ubartra3enen BifuQs
rtfIe un6 pon ibuen erbeiihteu BHidten in llebsTs
eta1irrrune nit Der um 2. Sftober 1883 aene6niaz
ten 8erorenuHs Jsr. loo oes Gaqors uno Sgaot.otbs
ron Baltimore Qus6uab1n. rep, Al egfl1eR.
9ohu gRc sstHiarts
Gamret r.. SbarreTtS,
4anieI AaeSanu,
99mmiiIiIe;
(237,ss,e,5s,Sl Fpeert y. SEcsa, Sefr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

N,B t3iro Fieruiit bsFGuut ssGaSGl4, 6as AUplts
= totion beiim NiauoI unb Stletratb p0n Baltimore
aemQdbt neroen fpiro 8cbufs gon6em1iruug ur6
6sifrune bsr iyatraornt=sAe estsre( ehsmnIs Great
Sompfea5sStIGBe), iois ne auI POppetons Gla4
pergetdnet If, RON Der 9iiisSra6e, ie9t $atterlons
gGItsgperue, bis suT &uaerne=SlrG5e.
TIQn 3OS. II Z 23, g, 9,35,4l,7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
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psite tbrs coLe gtonnestrnIt unb glafiisitdt bes
@tiffes ieoer 81 erlanaeu pInjten, erbnItefl rner
aeitiid1e austGnIE G5er Elm net,es eefIoerfabren,
ipetes ttd es jest III ieoeH tiabtiueu 55ale sldnz
tere eefpapr qct' 5tSantuHS e5en 10 euiad, foie
bi[ig, Seetr it7 elpeuer Ar;t. Sub nebf NniDsia
tura gut Ssiiuns cratic. gtan oOreIFre: ~Driuate
GIiEtc & ltsPeaiaTs," sST. Lb, 5TtzS autfo > a.
gtretes sfsassgtyF. Rsg, C9S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
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a tapt. 6 oalmI T3r5z@ateaa.

S5taptst og,i,', iIlrazast'Tsen. o,..,-oo
RerliseeIte SFcrBsruaas Aaaebute uer0en in
6ieIsn Blreau bis Stenha9, beH 10. GllOUel 1888,
ggcC Cmittags u.n llhr, apI 9iiOs.ifSpTq, Hares
5tfir=gfeE t,n0 ',lrIie5uHI, grE 1Edjte-Ilra
IL, elmer Ntefts po1 2iFt'f GT ieDer gsiie sDr1
GpSIeataRoRstNe aus, snr SlsaPifai ai!erHag Der
SlrcuSgL3 etilcr Egsritrogs NIT tetgl{5s1
RI5fets q. 5ur SefIeiEaG Der I;sttt2 sEE sgIcgaf
ennaIz1 oenus Hue SsnHmeunreBe. ron 9fort6s
bis sur DoIpbinEroBs, nGtl oer oeIOG6nuRg giI. So
ron 1883 eutgg9Gn SenoE.E.en.
gdYaid7,ft fntl GenEasu6ec St5sr5sit III Sic oes
trrue ausf1brung Ser Arbrit in ueosrsuitiHnu11 mt
fd5ttiden Btror6Eansen tt ertDtott.td9. Ssu Gngez
bot tUiro tcrneiit.i9t, penr IS HIt ucE oer SbItz
hIit NIT yldmgn ;f5eier reIdutnoytl1sr BiyosH fdr
ben getrag Der r0t5tgeu Summe beaIeitet III. Die
augebote luerten az beniie6en Gage in BEN Sdr3aI
els Eilrgamsirers CsolfHet, uro oas Red5t, i-1eaS
ain obec alc Glu9e6ote bu parDerie1, beiJt uor0es
baltel.
.iaesbc4s neT5sn eJeuiaG5 sut5esen seaonu.a
fir Sas aIfe sEatsrtaI I'M lSa5tDegs Der AosIue
uUb StraBe. y, u SmGrf,
1883 ,S,5,Tl GStcet=e0u,mtiidI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
.3sps.4RS gasi8t tsi.e 14&J5-l., ;. uNS 8.
Ylgeiaa0aItauBtGlts Esaro a, 5. uH5 6.

Hidstr-So5. EufruGf, Gjso. gPcSonaio, 9oitp5
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Iiga1r, StmmoIaI: 6Ieotgid Rtmpu5, @sriubs
FrPrTe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Gbusurap's standardization.

Eazum GltSeIaEO Dis5 sr.D8alt msrDea
Iou.e. Ser Ln'sSiAlso sgilasys Ser oss
utoGrattfAcr HaD reg rspu5itfanti1eu
Glet1Iu. u1 trr8 avn Iaaii9 oaggsIsgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15


Tir Ban Eritcn 0iatbss 1ei9.
g. Duncan s1scg1lIcGs.
Ser gntiGeioung ser 6Fmotrotihen BTim1rmapI
Bnttno6, ben II. StObtr,
IL Tt. 14t1t on GGgetfrGBs,
uTteruDrfeu. (244-S'}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
gsr. 245.


q tuzYOIi, Il. CiiO0er. - 0te y9ersi.
uist, SadItnelRcr.4 4Hc4u,ion" tr4olye bsa,t
zen YTCis Der bg2bec iur fuaf Gets Uerill.
ten STyoIdtc auf iet5 Gents IN Der 5lSql-
rlsen 4Gt&sutsyaibs lui n.Hu Gems. Der
4rcis Der GHo2rel 5oEtln 6adpeIf DIr0a
suiipreayuo gr516t. Sas Grt,IuUsSoI,a
ber nSddsIssjsLtR llGioa" sHtAieO II stIec
oaruut1lu abslaal.eueR Se,iammluu9, 0l5
Oblge giabaalue o,T Jtft S1I,tt sur 9ritu.
Dung elneE E.oO EgIl~ i,i. IS pIEoe be-
i'd ioiisG, tGS t-sU,UA aaN4i0rolra, aatu
G1Gsreten, Dlae loleye Uletls 'ur tlr 5roo
0nT,hutu, ,ig &aaDi1aiI 5u eg.tieqea. Sue
MafisH0eraamluag gl5u 0euaaat uA5lr4jea
EkLlLn. nm -LL --o-rLa.e lN EL0.. II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Wottaaa! AnO glaterlo.

Enuger, "A. SItobGr.-3ie 3s1ierun3
BON Rnro'fo bebarrt AM isrer g3eigeruHg,
Bic portrgieFiae Slasae gu ialutireu. Ser
Bisput IN in etn IrittIfes stadium getreteu.
Ger SuItnn if in Sea GuserOrlmsI, 30 tr
itber ggiuttg bIeitep rtre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

DIR CrtIttlburg scr an II. SF.cter fcttFn5erogG
ssnofratiftgu Irim5yiUlbl UnerrUotfeu, (246-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
8roBe @iaiien gsrfaWGsIau8 bon
g ass ct ia
Gleoelano, 3burnan uao EagiizReicrr-
i'm @nbaa oes rSsneorsiaso psrtsaIfeS"
aao g;eriarn1Iaas trt 55reter
7ennerttoe, ben is, Sftuber 1888, Abeubs MR.
7enaerras, Osn1s, OttOber 1888, abeuOs 8 n5T
a9tb. Sebn @. SarIisIe,
gsteGerS bee Observation-Disclosures

lrter ner qe;tur9 ron 8sidlaftSJeutcu, Ganasn'
fftt, FabrifGHtcn, SGaStpstrern Hno E1e'
tettetn SSaItlmore's Su Sbrsa Dee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

LItNINIIt
9li6ter-gbaS. 6. SaI, Ellrtju Suiiso, GGm. Scrs
rol., 5lgyts-Sofn 2. JilliU, 5lm9s gB, .RJOJs,
Stimnlofll vi, 231S, gbarassS sStr. ,S.-15.,
3pe;uuoa anaaatgr+: sSaro-7., 8. uno 9.
gi8tey-so5. 81. 8SIsfs.neper 8'is:tti sor,gb grgu,
So6n II. @drtor Glar's-S6n1ro 7. HeEg, SInq0
8orep. @nmmlotal: Soro5 SarbierFu5e, G1s Der
Gleuuts uu6 i. 4JeEue. (23T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Gtn SbafsIpsars, " PoRanenf 81 gafis.

Bnris, IA. Gltober.-giue gbalsIpeare
Siattie rourbe ssute m biefser St1n! sHt
brut. Die Wljtals5er Der IlEri3ipcIDer
paItuug uab uiele oiat1auirte |sLj0liH ua.
zen nupeieab. pr. Frist'on, Der 5ftfter
oes Wounmeuts, uu0 amber: Serran h!sltsa
4uiproneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

Emo 4, gttJr.. ben 70. Sal 1897.
gt.R-S gat. % J-t, 'gts ltlt 1l5 5gz. S-5a
rem nm Dlspl5ts ggten uHA ioHo tslur 5Ttiptg-
vurg. he D guTIHg, Slte Illty AL qs6rdu ban, uun
-sst 515.G FL m!ll clufiuaig grgU1t.
8b6m O. & Arr Ertll.
4..,. p Gents bic 6'ai4e g. slt.1 te,
lQca 4g9tb.tIu.
=.nAs slrs SrieYrrnrte on 2, RnbfUag % s o.,
z.~ 81 se1srsn-Str., &sns 8ori. 8tt3Cur3, 11t-
fgrb. D.Ita, lclte 8r 5alur 5ugtI1 lat tUtLoen.
N 54a y L tttu III: M}lE 1-l-Ise mug
.. G. 2 ~ r's uH5 nreT5eIcs Fns bag 5er S.GHs
-B 2 q I'd 1ni 0em bsHr5ft, u1s uar .1uE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Gerjtf ugb llotare,
Sx. @aEI SeuTe

DR.. med. 81. gseEe. E9atoteu
maht bieysurd1 tetar1t, ooB az itit l, September
bieies Sa5re5 iciEe gE36nuHs nab
ST.. 4t6, s8cft 9eDet&fz Strahe,
Ghiatn GutgD= ua9 &acaaGun6e)
UeIIest Eat.
praEfenbsindle iDiJ6 Ct rurncbr t13lit BON 8
bts 4 i nBr A9osafHs uuo Dsittt9in gIa ArtIts
tads ttedl Aac lorltlel.
In istHer &1luHaf Gjtr rDjro er td4Gb, 'une
BrGr bot bis abr ausihGesud5 filr bic Be-
horeIuug Der
BfGaiaIIarltltItau,
Snts big IhE Jtutnu Iaqs aber unS sou
biS 8 lGbr Itcnss jrr be Norge oassmeine StFces
RIa1js Az ccnfIittrer ieiTr,
GlleptoU: 1888. (guaLI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
GfaSman's gfenon Gielief

uuucr in 9auie 6alte. Sein @ebraup Uro IN ieOem
ylls uUn StnerB Oogr Hraui4t,t po5lbutHb iUirs
t'u. Es 9ibt gits in ner ggsjt ons 10 ihUel Sbmers
itu ilubtrt ohsr hsH jy0Ttrt elmer SraRt9elt aui~
hdli, OiS Oiea6g 9ieliti.
g5o Ggioeuita 9rlHItclttH, nts 5ebtr, Rl5rs
Sdurlut uu5 uuntrc bo5Ur.ge Srantb,isu, Do:5eJs
Sdgu, miro GGoDuq'5 JttGop 6eliet DeHu
udd1 8orltrtit gebTautt, 6en SoTper sc3tu AdiIQe
liugeu uuh, iGA5 man Don bu NraNt3et er1rif.I
ugT6eu ioltt, ben Boi,enten igb,c I'll beileu.
LtilLs ALnLht... M lnlalL llll. Sic ZEnrnllle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

2 0 UIu W NuUTr Aol Al5UII 1861
81. GG6iUap & g o.:
,}giG UI,3UOutH GrB1Eeitu iil5 cine ylotbDen1ila
'sii IN uTierer 5onile; iDir nsriIs1 uHs sang urS
car Cuf Aas UeG6b 6tGi uHo Die BGen b., SilgT,
I'M bic iit empiobIeH ner0tl; unb tie 1a5en NE ue1s
ith,t, Al uGitJgr .5uirt6CUbdt 8u UiI'en.
5grau @eorse 9pbfniUet.
U,alaria in aueu t9rsu i5ormeH, 2Sehlelneber.
81 Q D n ans II &c 3 Reltef
Felt nttt uur Den Batenfn, hu an Bialarta s bs's
iarbege uETu gGatt ats 6uI.lBgn dl58elat l70, lea
b.- Ulugr bl'm AulGl3eU uua.iibJ irUauil bic
.T,l5s Eugfr IN 22aisr HsbmtG uu0 ol5I e,nen
ilgrt bItr1tU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15
Nns 9entf6l a.
SutriSueu Der heutiden unO bri,ii4ea 8oers
iaGer Rismard's,
Wadcusie's $50.

Sebatrttae Hufetnsuaa Oes 4aaJEers oash
bic &aiiertu 6rtsSrEh Hao ibre SItaSe' -
StSmar6 ptsOer franf. - Die Eaaeond1'
slffaire uno Oct @rosefs 9saen Jrofsfior
StffeH, Rsue Grtsesaera5ts. - 1.c
sRiftett IN MFr{Fo -sucrtef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

gas Gpueeiut1 BET Nrtmdrs y al blssiaiis3sr
Eee Observation-Disclosures JariSI m 81
.trutt bic grHsHrun3 folBsnosr Sur5tr gum Ole te
as Hidter uno Slirfs bei 0eT 5litt DSdI, ben II.
Cftober 1855, Bnidlen IL DhIta15 uRo u9r
G6enbs, abbubaIttHoen PrimdrDa4l bstann!.
SSanIes Sene,
SNirnrtt y. EnoIea,
q. ". SbuiS,
auIit9e1 Der FrmdIwaBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-15

tStre VSafo,
6htsr-Sames DRc califer, &Isranoer db6ot, j.
8. &inn. @terts-Sames Uforr,iUn, 8eInaro 0ees
san. StimuloGaI yir. 2O55, Cts5anffInBe.
Smsite Esaro.
Bidter-Soh. 5. gurtt, Sol. gbsnnons Sdco6
gcoo1ue5. GleIts 2GllIam SGlabGn, &bom4s
Zurue. GtimmloFaI-glr. 1913, SantonsApenue.
SiittF gFGro.
6dpttr-Francis =. Dturpbp, @oDdtb Rotp, SobH
gg. Saq. @IIt5-S. S.Ib5 Rusf, sol, GS. : iitl,
Sumulotul: Sd6Ofz&Ce BON SIoaopaq uno SoElz
brrSarn6s
National Republican., 1888-05-08
Bond nnyinr and the u,.kc,.

Three weeks ago Secretary luhrhil
gave notice that in one week he would
commence the purchase of bonds s'uon
the date ut that notice Of April IL The par
cent. coupon houds have advanced g, rclts
and the registered bUnls ~ cents. IN The
two weeks, ending saturday, Sarrrti"y
Fuirriuld purchased bund~ The fare value
Ut which was $40 t0j, ,iOO, nnd the premium
paid was SlOIIGir, making u total OF >l9.
ii@,OI; paid ont " the treasury for bonl>
In llr two week, ending May !, Duiug
he last week Of this time there vas u con.
Siderable decrease IN the price II con-
mudi,ic,. amounting, mriuding the few that
gained. to ur average uf ]! per cent. all
round.
Whilst hc output ot iron l. largely dr.
creased. the price l. going down Al Mi,
time last year the weekly average wa,
1851 tons. The i,,n dpr, porhap. the
hcs authority ON the subject, puts the
WcrllN average now at 10, i,il 'OHs. The
prlc, Of NO. foundry is now $3.50. uni
-tccIuils are qrotcd at ,5n 80.
rcrhop, the agitation Of free trade in the
President message. aud Cmlisic'- opening
speech IN the House. with the steps taken
tn carry uu' thc,c recommendation, hy he
Mil. tlrin hill. have not effected this d..
cline in production and price. hui If III" free
traders -icrccd in making any one believe
these aIr not the causes, Baruum. he nl the
cirrU- roi the mules shuuli secure ;hat
IMAM 81, the greatest curiosity since III" 'Hy ,
Of Joyce llcth.
In one single Industry the rdlmg rI In
production f. aS pln tons of iron pn w'tA.
worth -. utou. or ya|ucoi ''ii6,OOJ More
than - per cent. Of the value oC pig iron
goes Ia iuhor bat putting II ai thai low
ligurc here is .~l62OOO taken every w'cl;
from tine wages ur wur,iugmcu. SOLELY h.
cnI,c the President. who entered the Whit.
housc Il believer ia protection, has talcu
under the influence Of the kentu"ky unl
Illinois whisky ring. aui recommends re
ductUu in the custom, 1urS - retain the
taN on whisky for ihn benefit Of this great
ring.
The wagr worker, In iron must suffer q
loss of S!j,ON,OOl a year - that the whisky
tu-i can I've maintained. Aud that is moi AT.
The reduction IN the price or the unite oIt.
put amounts to Slj.OOJ.O0D year, and the
workingmrn will huve t. bear their share ul
that.
What DO ihcM"lkm" peop" Ol the COIN
'rN think Of this first step toward rro
trade does II appeal To their .ympa
rh,s" At least one half Of every working
mGn's wages goes To buy him food. Here IS
loss ,n The farmers. the producer, Of food
/ Of about si5ND0,0nj that would hayc hrcu
expended for food. How do ,hoy like that
Al this for the hcncht Of the whisky ytrH>t,
1 rur It's champions are the champions Of irc,
/ trade
National Republican., 1888-05-08
In. Nln.ir mn AgnIn.

Those who >'W m" 'uc audience ~ the
,uuccri rf'lr Boston symphony Orchestra
nt tie congregational Church Friday even
iug uf last week must have been impressed
;,nrw with the necessity uf an adequate
mus hall in Washington. lbat urganiH0
lions like the boston symphony Orchestra
shoult ,r dependent ON u church In the ma
'iunai capital j. lumillating uoD that there
is the least objection TO u church u. such,
bUt chrrrnC~ 0ru NOT huil for roucCr
halls, It j. not IN keeping with
thoir yhalarte, nr capacity that they ,hOul
Lc lIs'd H. -url, II j. quite common to rnl
rIol - church IN ,mall villages for such Ell.
trltn,,mcuts ~ occur through the wear,
hut We dare 81, that Washington l. the only
riiy IN america uI respectable sj2c tiHt is :"
situated, II Is uuil" probable the parish
"Wncrs ct VI, congregational Church Will
ilim,r,yc~ glDw tired OF having their house
made use of Tor lecture aud concert p,r'.
posses, IT. certainly cannot hc dcprnIrl
Un ndriritvlN. aud thr time has come
when This subject of music hall
Eur Washington ought tu hr taken into
tlr lHus' earnest consideration hy public
spirited citizens, We are roulileni that the
uk thing nrrd,d 10 secure one large
rrpIgh ard linr ouoUgh ormll purposes j..
!'n oigunii,d effort ON the part Of gentle
men who's" name, would command public
respect and confidence. The NATIONAL
EhrtwIrA> I. disposed To assist such
mu Enterprise iu,r os IL does Mount
N"Eon W"nuc, Memorial bridge, or
any other project for the advance
mcut oi Washington and the honor of the
ration ~ which Washington Is the capital
Tie ErrlULtrNN will assist a movement to
iuiid II great music hall in every way posi-
h", and it Is ready io commence the work
to-day. We believe In il thoroughly. We
not oaly believe IN t5 necessity, but We he
h'vc ii would he profitable investment for
whatever sum might he required for lt>
construction. Who is IL that will second
iic kErTBIICAN'~ notion
National Republican., 1888-05-08
4 McmnrN OF lrnmin.

Tie CrOuiu episode uf 1875 may lie re
tivcd IN Oregon. Tie election for members
0i the legislature in that state takes place
rn the 5th of June, The general assembly
elected ON tia; day chooses the successor to
Senator Dulph, aud The state senators
elected hold over and vote IN the election Of
The successor to senator Mitchell. lni,
election iGsl wcprdc- the Democratic Nl-
1iuual Convention at 81 Luu.s
Smith VI. Weed, uf Platt.burg, y T., will
lr remembered us the mos trusted loUlcn-
wut uf rlir foNy Samuel j. IiIdcu in the
rirult To steal the electoral college in l>IG.
4 day or twu since VIM l.. Scott. who f.,
Tlcyc,au0's Weed. visited rla'tsburg uul
The next day Nj Smith VI. Weed left for
Oregon.
s. john, the purchased Prohibition
i,adrr. Is already in that state and Weeds
,lcparlHrc shows that there Is 10 bc con
ccrtcd attempt to capture the Legislature
and thus not only secure nitcd stat rs
senator but start an enthusiastic Cleveland
hoom at st, Louis,
The plan adopted + Tor II. .lulM to- turn
thr rrohibiionisrs int" the Demo ratio
camp, while Weed Is To disbir,r he "boolic''
aud look after the Democrats. IN themeau
time, sGmc threats are bcin" made 10 the
Northern Pacific railroad and the Oregon
Irun-corl'E,uiul company about land for
foilurcs
The oregon Republicans need only to he
waInrd tU defeat this movement,
National Republican., 1888-05-08
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for the
"Republican's" Readers.

The Democratic primary election win he
held to-day to nominate ticket for the
Offices Of city treasurer, city sergeant, com
missioner Of revenue, clerk Of court, and
commonwealth attorney.
The Norton Shipbuillng Company,
through their attorney, Mr.. Edmund Burke,
yesterday effected u compromise with its
creditors, who had sued out attachments
against the property Of the company by
paying 80 cents on the dollar, and all costs,
which amounted to $4,000. The amount of
the claims without costs was S3,l00 II Is
understood that the company ut mn early
day will resume business either In this city
or Baltimore.
Mayor DOwnham yesterday inaugurated
system Of heavy lines, which is in marked
contrast with his former position In this
line. and Is heartily hdorsGd by the law
abiding portion Of tile community.
The Hon. II. 4. Vance will lecture IN this
city ON Tuesday night ncNt for the benefit
gf the poor Subject "Thc Scattered
Nation"
Mr. John s. Beach, clerk of the corpora
tion cuuit yesterday forwarded tu Ger
many the naturalization papers of George
Bcniamin who is held there in custody for
military service. lie left this country II few
months since, and failed to take his papers
with him.
Receipts Of herring at Fishtown yesterday
were 1000, That Of shal 100. The former
sold at $3.50 10 - q thousand, the latter
from SIP to Slb Il hundred.
National Republican., 1888-05-08
III. Locnl WORK shnnlh nrgin

The local committees Of the Republican
party IN every state, county, aud school
district and the newly formed club. or III"
Republican League should all he at work
Tie lnl"r Of the campaign Is always upon
ihcec local organizations. National anl
congressional committees do the show
work and the brusS-baud politics, hut The
local committee Is The place where the
SOtCs are secured.
The issues in this campaign are alrrtlv
Us'ic up, aud IN, work should begin, Upon
ihu one oidcil Is Cleveland and free trddr, ON
The u,hcr the Republican candidate and pro-
lection to ihe American wOrkiugmw ami
American money,
Poverty in material aud 'hc federal mr-
chine make The nomination Of CloyciJud
certain, aud hls pHu"iplc, are laid down IN
his message and hi, official Hr,, The Il"
publican party laS scores Of good men 10
chuuso from. and whichever uf them il So
i"ts he "ill stand Upou platform lIlt "a
vH. protrrtiuu
These alr the SSncs, Let the local com
mi'tros and club. commence the work NOW.
Nave your local 'pcakcrs prepared on thc-c
issue. lt' iht FARMER, IN" business man,
tic wage worker who understands the
question nj issuc, each see his ucghbor and
explain the advantage Of protection to each
and all, There is no need for "buuoomhr"
speeches Talk plain business.
Tie old soldier the man who went To
ihc front carrying II mu,kci may have
something 10 say ON the subject of pen.
,ioy yvctoc, aud ilags, Let him tell rhr
generation Of uow voters about soldiers
life aud suilcrugs how disease comes upon
ilcm as the years roll hy, and how limb,
mh wounds that We're painless when
"Jolnny came marching hOme," radiant
with victory arcful Of aches aud pains now
Tie people arc tired, Four years of Dem
ocrGtic rule, such 0s We have Just passed
through, il enough 10 tire them. There is
victory inthe air. let ,lework u the Ioca
National Republican., 1888-05-08
EO.IRnIAG.
For SALE.

EoR SAL E-LARGE, FINE BLOOMING
l. bulbs Of Tnberoses and Gladolus cheap
StIlMiD'S Bird Store, 3li l!h It. n. W. SiO
National Republican., 1888-05-08
DECORATION DAY.
The Tender of the National Guard as
Escort Accepted.

While the observance Of Decoration Day
1T this section has always been general
and made national holiday it will, If pos.
sihlc. this year he greater day than ever
before The Grand Army men aud the
National Guard will unite on this occasion
and make parade suitable for the occIs-
ion, The following correspondence best ex-
plains the plan
liEAnQuARTERs DI.rRrCr or CoLuMDh Nj
IITlA, WASHINGTON, ID, g., May >, 1883. Cor.
CHAs. T. LINCOLN. Commander Department
Potomac. g. a. R.-NI: II the Grand Army
LuStS make their usual parade on Memorial
Day. IL will give the National Guard Of the
District great pleasure to be permitted to
escort them, and have the honor 10 tender
yuu their services for that purpose. Respect
iully yours ALHERr OEDwAl,
Brig, Gen. Commanding.
lIEADQU ARTEEs COMMITTEE OS MEMORIAL
SLENICEs, q. A. r., WAShINGTON, ID. g.. May
I, lsS-l liEIG. GEN, ALBERT OHDwNY, Com
mHndimg District Of columbia Mliiia-Sir.
The executive committee on memorial ser
vices Of this department desire To express
their qualification In accepting the offer Of
your command fOr escort duty IN honor OF our
deceased comrades on the A0th instant
with assurances of highest regard and es
teen for uur citizen soldiers participating in
the ceremonies Of thc day we NcnUlate, | am,
sir, your uhedicnt servant
CHARLES p, LtSCoiN,
Department COmlnandrr.