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National Republican., 1888-05-10

feat liberated white and black alike, and
gave opportunity for the development Of
southern wealth. The greatest blessing
which the tariff will bring to any section II
will bring to the south, because nature has
given her the greatest abundance and va
ricty Of natural veal th which can he profit
ably exchanged with all portions OF the
country TO the advantage of all and TO the
enrichment of the south, This Is the com
pcusating feature which nature gives for
The undesirable wrong done to the south
Nv her false leaders and the institutions
which reprcsscd her growth. with the
foundations Of her system OF transportation
connected by line which would cross the
Great belts of mineral, forest, and agricult-
ural wealth Of the south and the existing
lines Of railroads running parallel with AM
lctwCcn these belts will come at bound,
the development Of the great wealth of the
south stored up IN her mountain wilder
nCssCs
South Carolina is for free trade. Stil ror
free trade. though slavery is gone and she
has uutgrOwn the conditions which rice an
cotton cultivation can satisfy Yet the
world does not hold such another region Of
wealth rs that which lies back Of South Car
uliua and the development of which, unde
a protective tariff, is certain and assured
Taking the great wilderness of the coll
field of the Cumberland plateau, the rich
| cit, Of fossil and limonitc ores, It's beds If
marble, It's clays and lines: the forest aud
mineral wealth of the Great Smoky aud
Blue Ridge mountains that lie between cast
Tennessee aud the western Carolinas, with
| every valuable tree that grows from Maine
| To Florida, and here growing IN size
| and profusion unknown elsewhere, with its
vast stores of spccular and magnetic
| iron ores, its great wealth Of copper, Of
| slate. of fire clay, kaolin, tale, marble, mica
| asbestos, corlIndum, with its magnificent
| water powers. its wonderful conditions of
climate, and its beauty, and beyond, to the
east, and covering the country down to the
| sea coast great forests of yellow pine, and
| the natural wealth of New England and
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio combined will not
| equal It, Yet 1t is n wilderness, aud If
southern representatives can have their way,
through Democratic caucus it will remain
II wildcrnc,, to the end of tmc-or at least
! tu the end of their time.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

ACCORDING to Mr.. Jane, +. joy, one
of the receivers OF the Wabash railroad,
the Canadian Pacific is about to secure Il
loothold in the United States 10y making a
connection with the Wabash at Detroit. In
an interview at Detroit Tuesday lie said:
The Canadian Pacific will come to Detroit;
it, purpose is to connect with the wabash
here. The advantages Of such connection the
immense business 1t must command, and the
resulting benefit to Detroit are SO apparent as
to need no comment. The Pacific already has
lire from Toronto TO St. Thomas and II will
he extended 10 Detroit as soon as the ROAD is
satisfied Of one thing, and that is of the re,
organization of the Wabash. How soon that
will he cannot state. The route has already
been surveyed.
should this scheme he accomplished an
other important step will have been taken
for commercial union with Canada.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
\ Chicago View.
HlfF o.. a.
Chicago T'rihunc,l

The influence of Chicagui is being felt uow
~ The Republican councils The movement
IN favor OF Judge Gresham as the Republl.
can candidate forthc prcsidency,whicho orig-
hhlcd here but 4 month ago, Is almost certain
TO- cuIminatc here In his nomination in June.
Though some Of the Jealous eastern organs
oi public opinion have tried for some time to
ignore The events pointing in this direction
me dally pronounccmcnts Of political gather.
,iiSS thlnughoul the northwest are becoming
too strong for them and the facts are to6
patcnttobck kept lunccrfrom the people. They
admit though somewhat charity, that the
"fesNam movement long ago exceeded the
proportions OF q faVOrite-son boom, that ii
laS none Of the weak symptoms Of that
rather sentimental phase Of politics, and
mat It Threatens seriously the breaking of
PfGarrangGd states Of the managerial po-
ii,lCal sSndicatcs with headquarters in New
National Republican., 1888-05-10

TIM New York >os, has a report from its
special correspondent at Berlin that the pay
of Dr.. Mackenzie as chief OF the staff of ply.
s!cians who attend the emperor is $500 a day,
this being the value OF his practice in London.
This will strike the world generally as being
an c&travagant sum. This would be al the
rate of $3.50 week, or $4,000 per month of
thirty days or about Sls!,CtO year. Dr.
Nacktn nZlc's practice at home Is probably
worth Sls?0cO year to him. lie, It must be
remembered, Is regarded as the greatest
throat specialist in the world, and he has
cases from all countries The afflicted rich
seek him because they, of all people, are the
most anxious to recover II IS no uncommon
occurrence for him to have a case that pays
him S3Cco, $1,000, oreven $4,000 Arich Amerl-
can offered him $4,000 to come over here ami
see him He had similar offer from some
rich individual in Spain. II is doubtful if
there is a physician in Europe whose income
!, as large as that of Dr. Mackenzie, and there
are none in America who make more than
SlCOOG0 per annum. II is doubtful, indeed, If
there is one who does that, $4,000 being per,
haps nearer the outside figure.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

WuEH Representative Sowdcn nude
himself SO conspicuous in the dirccttaN
fight he displayed more courage than diplO-
macy. The President and he are even now,
for yesterday the Chief Executive returned
without approval House bill No. 1851, cn-
tiil,d "An act to erect public building at
Allentown, Pennsylvania Not satisfied
with upscttng Mr. Sowdcn by yctoing his
favuritc bill, the President jumped on him
ly referring to the plan now pursued for
the erection of public buildings, closing
with the following sentence;
Thcy are often built whore they arr no.
need cd, Of dimensions and at a cost entirely
di.Irorortionatc to any public use TO which
they can be applied, and, as consequence,
they frequently serve more TO demonstrate
the activity and pertmaoty of those who rep.
resent localities desiring this kind of decor.
alton Mt public expense than to meet any
necessity of the government
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Editor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

y CABLE dispatch says the North German
Gd;dtc whose columns are inspired 10y
Bismarck himself says that several utter.
ances attributed to Bismarck in interviews
recently with foreigners are apocryphal.
aud that those who are dcSirous of obtaining
his views on the political situation are re-
fened to his speech in lbe rcchstag, Feb.
a. Is it possible that this can refer TO our
own Mr. schurz, with whom the chancellor
has been talking rather frceIyY About the
only hint of what was said that Mr.. Schurl
has given Is that the chancellor did not ap-
prehend an immediate war, and that he was
not disturbed IN the least by the Boulanper
craze IN France But this was a good deal
more than is generally told Of conversation,
with Bismarck Of any Of the heads Of gov.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
- GEoRGErowN COLLEGE,, D c.

-
The Mcrrick Debate will take place at the
College TIT RSDAY, MAY ia, 1855 at 1870 p. In.
The public cordially invited. myiOlt
National Republican., 1888-05-10

WHEN il was first reported that Mr.. Conk.
linG's will was dated as far bac! as lSj; It
was generally supposed he had made another
one since liut all search for any other has
been in vain, and the will of 1867, in which he
bcGucaths everything to his wife aud makes
her sole cNccutrlX, has been fled for probate.
Here, then, Is an instance of a mans living
nearly twentyonc years after making his will
without changing it in any way or adding to
1t single codicil, This Is somewhat uncom-
mon, but demonstrates anew that quality of
steadiaStnesS which was such a conspicuous
element in Mr. Cunklng's nature.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

RErEEENcE was made in these columns
some time ago to the production in New York
OF Nerdi'S new opera, "OtellO,' by Campa.
nini's company. The reception Of the work
was not altogether satisfactory in New York,
and Sig. Campanni took his company to Dos.
ton and Philadelphia. He is now back at New
York and says he is $4,000 ont of pocket. SO
the bringing out Of "OtellO" in America has
been failure, and It is hardly probable that
we shall hear any more of It.. The production
Of 1t at Milan was not financial Success,
though II attracted large audiences. II was
put on in very grand and expensive style, ami
the managers could never get even-inleed,
they finally were forced into bankruptcy. II
looks, therefore, as though Verdi, who has
written more popular grand operas probably
than any composer who ever lived, had closed
his long and brilliant career with one that
VIII not add to his fame. II Is the only one he
has written since Aida but 1t would have
been far better for him if Aida" and NOT
"utellO,' had been his last.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

I =
The public cordially invited. myl0lt
49, CARD.
Pareuis and Others desiring information
concerning the -.. ......
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC,
Boston, can confer with the director, r.
Touricc, who will be at the ARLINGTON
HOUSE on Friday, saturday, Monday, and
Tuesday, May H. IL, IL, IS, from ii to /, to q,
and to 0p. m. mylO.2t
,~ysfzs ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT
w. Architects, Builders, BriCklayers, Con.
rrcters, and all users of high grade Portland
Cement are Informed that the German bark
MEDtSA, chartered by me last February
while in Europe, has Just arrived direct from
London. England, and Is now discharging ut
IittlChcld's Wharf II full cargo of the best
English Portland Cement. This cement is IN
finer condition than any ever before offered
in this market. JAMES II. MCGlLL,
Dealer IN Building supplies,
nyS.Gt 0OS to 0lI G. st. n. W.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

IT is about time that President Cleveland
'.nt message to Congress informing that
i"dy HAT the bond purchasing scheme will
not result in financial relief to the country.
II is about time that the administration had
d financial leader commensurate with the
great responsibilities deyolying ON the head
o! the Treasury Department.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
MONEY no LOIN.
PERSON-IL.

A NY ONE LEAVING TIE CITY FOR THE
~ summer and having a piano they wish
taken care of till return will please address
NJ, Republican Office. myO.tf
nARNALL'S IMPROVED PATENT PAPER
- decorations; garlands wreaths, flowers,
roscttes, fans, vases mats, brushes, busters
plnmes, &c, manufactured at room 3, 45O Pa.
ave- N w. mh2S.6m
VuSTH'S OLD STAND is THE ONLY PLACE
81 where frst-class Second Hand Clothin1
can be sold at RESPECTABLE prices. Address OF
call at G10 ID st. NV se2,.tf
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Mnfrl,inr Iish Irrs.

over twenty million shad are undergoing
the Matching process in the old armory
building under the watchful eyes of the
United States fish commission. About two
hundred million embryo shad have been
hctChcd already this season. The commits
sion are taking shad eggs from the Potomac
river at Fort Washington at the rate Of
about five million day. The shud catch
on the Potomac this year greatly exceeds
tIot pf prnvipus spogDns
National Republican., 1888-05-10

GrN RUSSELL A. ALGER is good man.,
was good soldier, would make good
President, and what is very important,
could furnish material aid for the canvass.
Perhaps Mr.. Blaine would not object to he
ing associated with him on the ticket. How
would Blaine and Alger strike the people I?
How would Sherman and Alger do?
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SENATORS EvAETs, Of New York: Voor-
Ices, Of Indiana; Daniel, of Vircinia
spooner, of Wisconsin, and Vest, of Mis-
soun. favor the construction of Mount
Vernon avenue by the government. SEN
"tor Stanford says the committee ON public
buildings and gOunds are favorably con
sidoring tlIe matter.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

DAVID BENNETT HILL simply loaucl his
h'tc 10 raise campaign funds others in
better circumstances sent the cash. This Is
tAc way the Hill Democracy argue the
question: yet tile New York SUI fails to
even mention him for governor of New
York in long list Of honorable Names
David is dead duck. Quack, quack,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Miss Tmrsby will be gladly welcomed by Il
Washington audience at the National Thcater
saturday evening, May TO- Miss Thursby'has
an cnviablc popularity with cultured people
the world over. Some of the leading ladies of
Washington are taking especial interest in her
approaching concert, among them being Mrs.
y. l.. Anderson, Miss Bayard, Mrs. Henry Ed
waldes, Miss Evarts Mrs. Secretary Fnirchild'
Mrs. Macalister Laughton, Mrs. l.. 4. Letter.
Mrs. q. H. LUrEg, Mrs. senator Stockbrilgc,
Mrs. l.. VI. u. Sweat, Mrs. S.N. White, and Mrs.
Secretary Whitney.
very large and a very fashionable audience.
An attraction quite as great as she Is with
many will be ldclc Aus Der Ohe who Is one
of the greatest r,anists of this time, Many
will call to mind the beautiful portrait of her
in an article in Il recent number ot the tcn-
another success with Audrans comic opera
Indiana" at Alhaugh's this week, many of
the musical numbers having already become
very popular, while the fun of the story per
meatCs the entire performance, keeping the
audience in almost constant rOnrs of laughter
commencing next Monday the fnvorito BLACK
Iiussar' will, once more be given, with the
same admirable cast as that of the present
week. Probably no more popular work has
ever been presented here. and Judging from
the inquiries that have already been made the
revival will prove fully as successful as was it,
first performance.
Miss Josephine Knapp plays her very simple
and unimportant part so charminglv In "lndi.
| ana and is such a frcsh.faced, beautiful girl
that there Is q very general desire to see her in
I muits UiH2 the Stage as a princess, and ~ fbe
charm of comic opera depends very largely on
the attractivencss of its female eXponents She
ought TO BECOME very valuable member of
Col; McCaull's very excellent company.
That famous band of merry makers.
McN!sh, johnson & Slavin's Refined Min.
>trclS Will appear at the New National Thea
t,Sr for five nights and Wednesday and satnr-
GaXmatineeS, beginning next Monday. This
VIII manguratc the supplementary season
VIII, Il reduction of prices. The sale of seats
will begin this morning
Lizzie May Timer is doing a good business
az the Bijon in Dads Girl" Next week,
The Strangers of Paris"
Mr.. Muldoon and his gladiators attract
crowds nightly to KGrnan's Theater. some
uiSal pointment was felt that Evan Lewis,
me Stlangler,' did not appear last night lie
VIII however, positively be seen this evening,
NJ. MuIdoon having received telegram from
,Palson' Davies to this effect.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
ROSSLYN VILLA SITES,

The most magnificent suburb of Washing.
Ton, defying competition in any quarter for
SiGiiILlNESS, HEALTHFULNESS, AND
GREATNESS. In lots of one to two acres,
almost every one of which commands view
OF the entire city and river for miles. Very
cheap and on long time.
7. II. sYPliERD s. CO., 1891 street.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

REIREsENTATIyE IlouK's speech in the
House yesterday was an effort that will
doubtless lie appreciated, not only by the
Republican party generally, but by the
voters Of the second congressional district
.f rnn,o,.aa VI. II Az 'CuOuIIIiut" MIN
next week, because he is fair in debate.
honest in legislation, aud thoroughly
square as a Republican.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

Information Of all sors obtained, when possible,
for subscribers without charge upon application.
Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
RemittanCes other than 10y postal money orders
tank drafts or checks 10 the order OF the National
Republican Company always at scnder's risk
No receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
on the wrapper shows when subscription expires
Advertisers who have not made or renewed tine
contracts will he charged monthly card rates,
nr All requests for Courtesics from railroads,
places Of amusemcnt or business orders are not Ru-
hCTized unless signed 10y the undersigned
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMPANY
T.. W. FOX, PRESIDENT ASD MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
4 UCTION SALES.
-tEoRGE W, sTICKNEY, AUcTIoNEERi,' Si;Ei''
'D"'i@'%"'

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAI. ESTATE No.
1899 VERMONT AVENUE
By virtue Of deed of trust to me dated
Jan. ~, lSSs, recorded in libcr No. I29S
lollu Hl5 ct seq. one of the land records of
me District of Columbia, at the written re-.
quest of the holder of the note secured
thereby, Will sell at public auction in front
81 the premises, on Thursday, the lJth day of
May, lSss, AT o'clock p. M, the following de.
,CrlDeu real estate, situated in the city OF
Washington, ID. g., to wit; Part of lots Nos.
L, lS' ~ and 20, in Coltman and Adams's sub
DIVISION OF square No. 300; beginning for the
same az point ON the east line OF Vermont
avenue II feet south from the northwest
corner OF said square; thence running east.
Watuly on line running parallel with north
u street until II interseCts the east line of said
lot W at point 10 feet south from north Il
street; thence soutlwardly 20 feet; thence
Mcstwardly TO Vermont avenue: thence north
w Wtalrdly l on a line with said avenue TO the place
on beginning; improved with two.stOry frame
houSe; subject TO first deed of trust re-.
corded In liber No. 1iG9, folio 1872 et sea, one
OF said land records, to secure note for sI5O
bearing per cent. interest; and a second deed
OF trust recorded in liber No 1891, folio jOj et
seq, one of said land records, to secure n note
lvr SiUO, bearing interest at s per cent
Terms of sale: Cash 500, to be paid upon
acceptance OF bid, and the balance within five
days from day of sale. All conveyancing al
pmiChaScrs cost. If terms of sale are not com.
Piled with reserve the right to resell said
real estate at the risk aud cost of the drfnult.
ing purchaser, after five days notice by ndyrr.
tlselnent In some one of the daily ncWSnoners
published in said city, q. II. KNIGHT
mylO,l3,lI Trustee.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Tnr CMcinn0tI Ealnircr last eyenIng teI.

THE Cincinnati Enquirer last evening tel
cGlaphcd the following:
'IHrISNATI, ONO. May 0, lsSs.-E W. Fox,
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLCAN, WASHINGTON,
u, ',-Who, In your opinion, will be the
nominees of the National Democratic aud Re.
publican Conventions, and who do you think
VIII be electedE CINCINNATI ESQUIRER.
To this the subioined reply was sent:
WANmNGToN, May ., isss.-To "ENQuInrn," ,"
cincinnati, Ohio The ST, Louis convention
viii nominate Grover Cleveland unless notified
by the Iiill-Tammany Democracy of New York
that they will not support him
The Chicago convention will have a ma iol.ltv
IN favor of the nomination of James G. Blaine,
ana IN all probability will draft him into ser.
vice, If 50, he will be elected,
T., W. Fox.
I'Iiftp
National Republican., 1888-05-10

TEE sunday NATIONAL RrrrmLcAN is
l,uhg. 1t is the freshest brightest,
mo,tr,adoMc and cheapest sunday paper
iu tie District. Every purchaser is sure
t. lcl Iii, moneys worth. Orlcrt at once.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

TOR SALE-I HAVE SMALL PROPERTY
l. that can be bought at bargains In the
northwestern and northeastern sections of the
city; also fine lots in Mount Pleasant and
meridian HILL ~ N. SPRAGUE,
aprlS.1m 52i 10th st. N w., Cor f.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

TIE internal revenue tax gatherer could
ic sparcd for few years. So say the pco-
llc. This would give four thousand gov
'rnmcnt employees an opportunity to earn
Their bread by the sweat OF their brow.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
G. O. TAYLOR

nLD Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskeys arc as
" good as the best, and either are sold by
druggists or Grocers at fair price. CHES-
TER II. GRAVES Il SONS, Boston, are the
only rroprietors of these whiskeys and their
llrin name Is on the label and over the cork of
each bottle, giving assurance of purity.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

cumcut i'm Europe. Aftcr an the 'ldtcriuE
attentions received by Mr., SEIZURE It would
he too had If he should fall into disgrace for
talking too much
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SECRETARY SEWARD once said that po-
Iyg0my would he destroyed in Utah by the
demands of fashionable society, as the ex-
pensc of one wife would he all Mormon
would lie willing to bear.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

CARLISLE, MILLS " Co.. it is said, have
concluded to reduce the tariff on sugar nifty
Ter cent. to catch the labor vote.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Civn Service Examination.

a special examination viii he held by the
ciVll service commission in its rooms at the
city hall next Saturday, to nll the position
OF assistant polanist in the agricultural Ce-
! artment,
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SrcRErNlN F\RcmrLD fill, the position of
Secretary of the Treasury US fully as bean
in quart measure.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

TIE Cobdcn Club practically controls this
administration upon the questions Of the
tariff and fisheries.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

MELVILLE WESTON FULLER, of Chicago,
need have no fear, about his confirmation
~ a Senate which confirmed Lamar.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

slowly dying. When lie takes his departure
The peace OF Europe will 90 with him.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

The Republicans are already constructing
a Cabinet for the next President, 50 great
il their faith in clectimg the nominee of the
Chicago convention.
'nIs issue. Is magnificent tribute to great
man. statesman, and lawyer by great ora
National Republican., 1888-05-10

lr j. reported that the Cincinnati En-
Ipi,cr is loaded to the guards with anti
Clcyclandsm. 1t will arrive in Washing
ton this morning.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SENATOR SrASroRp's cooperation hill
should he passed hy Congress, and passed.
promptly.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SHERMAN, friends claim he will have
aiOt SEQ votes on the first ballot in the
convention.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

SAuurL j. RANpALL has left the admin.
istmtiou severely alone. lie neither gives
lur takes advice.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
TIT RSDAY, MAY 10.
AiniIscillpntS.

EATioNAt-"lost in New York
-McCaull Opera Company.
KEESAS's-parson Davies Speciality Co.
PitOU-Lizz May Timer.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

ir +. conceded in the business world that
contraction contracts.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
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