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National Republican., 1888-02-15

Mr.. MILLS reported Il hill yesterday
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 purchase United States bonds. This Is
an acknowledgment Of the fact charged by
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, that the pur.
chase laet fall was without authority Of
law, Mr.. Mills ought to know that the
government has the right to redeem the
bonds under the law at par. Mr.. Mills
ought TO know that there is q specific con-
tract that the government shaH redeem
annually one per cent. Of the entire issue OF
bonds for the sinking fund. MIR. Mills
must arow that Secretary Fsrchild paid
National Republican., 1888-02-15

The efforts to defeat the appropriation
for the Woodley Lane bridge have failed,
and it is to be hoped that opposition will
cease to measures which tend to improve
the value of the property in the District.
Every citizen is interested to greater or
less extent In any bill which improves any
portion OF the District.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

IHE eleventh week siuce Congress con
S,rtd has opened. Tue members have
.oLe tleir duty In presenting the lesisla
ti0u reeded, but Mr.. Carlsle's stock ID
committees have prevented anything being
GoIe. TIE accumulation of money In the
treasury still goes On, and Carlisle aud
Mills refuse to permit legislation Of any
EiEd 70 stop It. Very small meu sJme.
times poasess very great power, aud these
men are destroying the business interests Of
he country.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
wonders oi the YeiIow.tone.

Professor Frank know.ton, Of the National
Museum, entertained the Travel Club Monday
evening with lecture on the scenery an
wonders of the National PARK. A very prcrtv
desGfiptIon Of tic approaches 10 the park was
first given, after which the gcysers and lDs III
trees, The geological pecul'nrirics aud unpuG
formations were described a. length ihe
descriptions werc Rs ln!! Ut Interest, ins,rl :.
uon, and lcauly as they could we'll be, ami. (.
while the professor gave scientific terms aud
analyses, there was no d,tiJulty in fully COM
pTeh, noing all The conditions that have cut
mirGtcd IN such rare 60 lection ui terreyri Al
wonders. The greater interest in the lecture
was In reference to the fossil trees, Of whl,h
great numbers nre still standing last as they
STOOD Rni grew ages AGO, now wholly turned 10
stone. The explanations and exhibits Of these
marvellous specimens were as charming as
they were curious, and ELECTED great attention
and much comment. The suanGc appearances
OF the geysers and their forms and actions
were also described, and made plain to the
most casual attention. Tho music OF
the evening was by Mr.. and Miss
leatmEn and Mr. Taylor, who sang fnll
selection OF solos, every one OF which received
a hearty encore, a paper on New Mexico will
be given next Monday evening" by Mrs Mohl.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads 10
self destruction. Distress after eating SICK head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental dcprcs-
sion, etc. are caused by this very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods Sarsapariila tones the
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes beGlly
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases OF dys-
persla. Read the following;
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. laG
butlittio appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did mo little good. In an hour after catinE
/ would experience n faintnoss or tired, allEone
feeling, ns though had not eaten anything
Hoods sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
of good. IL gave me an appetite, and my food
relishcd aud satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. Itrolleved me Of that faint, tired
a.lgono feeling. have felt so much better since
took Hoods s0rsaparilla, that ! am happy tq
recommend it," q. A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass
" u. lie sure TO get only
Hoods SarSaparilla
soldby yal druggists. 81; six fors5 Propnredonly
by c. l. HOOD g. CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
Not likely to Go West.

Last night Mr.. Beverly O. Yancy, a colored
farmer from Minnesota, addressed a large
crowd at the Bethel Literary upon the subject
OF colored migration to the west. The prop.
ositiOn created a lively discussion, and IL Is
safe to say from the tone of the speakers there
is little hope of an exodus of cOlored people
from this city to the west.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
The National Republican" In Alex
uuurIu

Nr. ]. y, e. Cole is duly authorized to solicit
Subscriptions aUd collect for the same in the
city Of AlcXauifia BON for the Daily AMI
Weekly NArUSAl RErrBlICAN. He will es.
tsb!!'h regular routes FOR the Daily and 1t will
be delivered AZ aS early an hour as in Wash
igli.n.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

Il.1Lt will be- q meeting ., the Republican
N"'oIai League held a: the League H)use
TIL "wednesday evening at 80 o'clock. In
JCl'Nut business viii be transacted.
+. +. BEALE, President.
u q - -.rnrnL,.u
National Republican., 1888-02-15
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
Anluseinents.

NATIoSlt--"Shc."
ALBhv"Hs-"E "Evangclius.'
EEREAS's-Arizonn Joe.
buov--Ad6 cray IN East Lynne"
THEMASAsSAs PASoRANA-l5th IT. Il Ohioav
National Republican., 1888-02-15

l8hTIrs desiring the sunday edition Of
tie NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will please
Dtu'y tie Office by postal card or otherwise.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

sysz ANNUAL MISSIONARY MEETING
k3S anniversary OF the McKendree NJ. X.
sunday School will be held THIS LwEDNE5.
DAY. EVENING at the church, Mass. ave-,
attractive rogramme has been prepared: All
welcome, fel5.lt
National Republican., 1888-02-15

THE New York Suu and the Abby
are pouring hot SHOT iuto the Cleyellld
camp. But its o. Lo use, The oiliaehold-
,rf will 20 right along making Cleveliu I
delegates. Reform is IN the saddle wiJh
tie Tostol,es aud custom houses.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

TIE banking law should be amended 50
as to prohibit any further issue OF national
bsLk currency; that now in circulation will
he retired at the pleasure Of the banks or by
tie retirement Of the bonds pledged for its
security. And It should he further pro.
vi!cd that United States treasury notes in
lieu thereof should be issued from time to
time 10 al extent not exceeding five dollars
yer capita Of population; said treasury
notes to he made receivable for all public
"Gss, and redeemable q coin Or legal tender
Lutes at the option Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. This simple plan would stop
contraction, emlncipate the people from
the power of the banks to contract, aud
l!ace the nation on the highway of a safe,
-ound, sensible expansion Of the currency
Commensurate with the wants Of the people
and graduated by the census OF the people.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

Information OF all sorts obtained, when possible,
sartuttCriters without charge upon application,
Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
Rsmitfrcts other than by postal money orders,
hank drRft, or checks 10 the order Of tine National
BtppbhCHu Company always at scDder's risk.
Ho rtctiTtp for subscriptions returned. The date
en the wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Adyeri!ters who have not mpde or renewed time
teniracis VIII lie charged monthly card rates.
ME- an requests FOR courteaies from railroads,
plnees Of amusement, or business orders are not
nntb bori7ea unless signed by the undersigned,
xHB NATIONAL REruBLICAN COMPANY
E,w. FOX, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

BSS Terry, FEB. IA, issS.-s25O REWARD
At meeting of the Board Of Trustees OF Gleu-
wood Cemetery, held this morning, IL was
decided 10 offer Il reward of $3.50 for the arrest
ing the two bodies from the cemetery. by
order H. o. TOWLES, Treasurer.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

zen. GROsvESoR's resolution OF Monday
acted as quickly on the War Department as
y doee OF lobelIa would on the stomach Of
man. 1t brought the report imputed for
iuside OF twenty four hours, which other
wise might have Iingered in the depart
ment as bile does aud produced fever.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
FOR REST-MIsoELLANEOus

-HyoR RENT-AN EXCELLENT UPRIGHT
u piano good tone, touch, and actiOD; sell
or rent bargain. I'll Ninth street north
wet, 50
National Republican., 1888-02-15

The copyist employed by the critic to
copy the rhobe bill ot expenses dill not do
the paper justice as It makes every item of
the bill for legal services except the last
four Mr. B'akely's bill was for money cS-
rended and legal services. Mr.. Pearce's
bill was for travelling expenses and services
as au expert 10 exanIling papers. teu.
Sypher's bill was for money expended In
travelling 20 the sixth district ard elsewhere
on behalf Of Thobc. The bill OF Mr.. Thube
contained one item Of $3.50 for money paid
to l.. A. Wood, who sold him out, for leLa
services. 1t would have been Just as easy
for the copyst to have made a truthful my
Of thr Items as false one, rs he problbly
had the original papers before hin, In
which event the critic would not have
been betrayed into printing an untrue
statement, which we are certain It did not
desire to do.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

as the law contr lcs, tEoa,d be seoredIy IL,
yoltd, dc.
Tbese extracts constitute the law for the
guidance OF ALI Democrats, and all Demo.
Gratis in position to do so are pledged upon
their honor ms meu to carry the principles
thus cnuuciated into effect.
President Cleveland in bis letter OF &C.
ceptance explained bis own construction
Of some Of the plarks in the platform an
accepted them upon that construction, bn'
In regard to these quoted he accepted them
unquellhedy, without making any alluslou
to them. That was the position Of Grover
Cleveland, governor Of New York, seeking
the Office Of President.
Now see what Grover Cleveland, presl-
dent OF the United states, says:
II must be conceded that none o. the things
subjected 10 internal revenue taxation are,
strictly speaking, nocessaries; there appears to
| he 10 Just CON plant Of this taSstiOn By the
consumers OF these articles, and therD
seems TO be nothing 50 well able to bear the
burden without hardship to any portion OF the
people.
lie then recommends the reduction OF
duties on some and tue total abolition OF
those on other articlee, which would abso-
lutely destroy these industries in the United
| States.
The majority OF the Democrats In Con-
gress agree with Mr.. Cleveland. They re-
fuse to permit the repeal OF what they de-
nounced as war taxes, and propose instead,
to reduce customs duties on certain articles
below the point necessary to protect
american labor" and to abolish them en-
tirely on others.
President and party have alike gone back
on the pledges made as the rule for their
guidance, and the country cannot trust
them longer.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

rxss FEB. IL. FEB. l5.--GRAND OPENING
kS of HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
BURNS " BLUM, PHormErons. feli2t
ss SEE POOLE & BROoHE'S ADVr.
t&y on machine oils. - fel).lt
National Republican., 1888-02-15

My EASY, USEFUL FEET, &C.
n-S ''The wise for health on daily walks
depend" and thousands visit DIR, WHITE,
Foot Specialist, ldl6 Pa. ave-, opposite Willard's
Botol, for the painless treatment Of Corns,
Buniops, Diseased Nails, aud all complaints OF
the feet; 2Sth year of practice in Washington.
Fee. 81 sitting for putting the feet In order.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
WAnrED-EMpIoYMsN4.
WANTED---.HELP.

XITANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv wash for small family. Apply at III
est, $. f. at 4 p. m. 2-17
National Republican., 1888-02-15

10 pAY is important. Yesterday hes gone.
TO.muuOw never CONES Take care OF yolr
cough 70 day ~ using Warmers Log Cabin
cure.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
EXECUTIVE BOARD,

ss- MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCI
rs ALTON.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

EyOR RENT OR LEASE-FURNIsHED OR
~ unfinished on moderate terms the
large ard commodiouS house northeast corner
of l7th and Corcoran sts. N. W.; well adapted
containing about 10 rooms. Apply on the
premises, lGl7 18th st. N. W. Ia30lm
National Republican., 1888-02-15
MISS ADA GRAY.

Supported by an efficient company. An even.
ing OF alternate laughter and tears, u vein Of
comedy and pathos, a lasting sermon to wives,
mothers, and daughters; an entirely new yer.
in FIVE acts by Miss Gray, and performed by
her over 5000 times In the principal cities Of
the United States, entitled EAST LYNNE. OR
THE ELOPEMENT. Lady Isabel. Madame
Vine, Miss ADA GRAY, in which character she
has 10 living peer
Next Wcek-"M ANZEII,E
National Republican., 1888-02-15
100 Doses One Dollar
SPECIzL NOTIOEs A

n>Ssss HARNEY's. COR. PA. AVE, AND
rs lllh ST., receives TO-DAY. fresh from
eeiebiaied plants, Horn Harbors, wilson's
Coves. York Rivers. East Rivers, Back Rivers
ar d many other brands Of the highest grades
none OF which can be had at any other estab.
llShmnnt lhnn HARNEN'S. IL
National Republican., 1888-02-15

m~ UNTIL MARCH Is, BEAUTIFUL
sS wall paper, &c per piece; best white
bark wall paper, ioo per piece; gold wall pa.
pers for 12%, 10, and 20c, at MAH0NEY'5.
$500 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill. Remember only
until March is. iali-tmal5
National Republican., 1888-02-15

HrSlo Cepies for one year ar.......,........... zoe
Cirbs q ten for one year OF clubs Of Eve for ..
ltp g'lhs's'ss ssssst .s.s 'ssss ssssss.ss, 70 w
ESun copy mailed free 10 party securing the
slEb, Postage paid.
National Republican., 1888-02-15

EEE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Only u FOR Two Year--lsss and 1889
hieb includes the contest Of the neIt Presidential
Election,
National Republican., 1888-02-15

g. p FpN Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-02-15
>Mss FiREi FIREi FiREi

k@@ FIRE flkEi flkEi
II you want the CHEAPEST, CLEANESr,
and MOST ECONOMICAL FUEL, buy WASH
ington Gas Company's COKE. -
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
nnlT-f Sole Agents.
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Clunie Opera House.

The BarryFay Comedy Troupe had a
full house last night. Barry and Fay are
capital grotesque Irish specialists, decidedly
original in their style, and without appar.
rent effort kept the audience in constant
laughter. The company is good support
The piece, McKenna's Filtration" is a
lot of rubbish Ringing upon jealousy, oc-
casioned by two letters each going into the
wrong hands. 1t would be farce of some
merit if The manager of the troupe did
not see fit TO have most of The women oil
the company appear in very short skirts
without the slightest reason for
it in the text or action of the
play. Patti Rosa, capital low
comedy actress catered to a low taste
in the same way by dressing as girl of 10
though playing the part of woman en-.
gagged and on the eve of marriage 1t
really appears, according to managerial
ideas, as if comedy of the lighter order
cannot be presented in these days without
purposefully costuming the women of the
play in short clothes. 1t is by Just such
prostitution of the stage to vulgar ideas
that it is becoming more and more difficult
for legitimate dramatic efforts to secure
recognition.
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The Lowell Murder.

The FL Dorado county officers are now
at work securing evidence to use against
Myers, Olsen and Drager, the three men
who will be charged next week with the
murder of John Lowell Early yesterday
morning Sheriff Anderson and District At
torney Bennett, of Ell Dorado accompanied
by Jailer Newbert and the prisoner John
Olsen, started for the scene of the murder,
the intention being to have Olsen take
them over the route by which the assassins
went to the ranch, and point out the differ
ent places at which they camped. The
object OF this move was to ascertain which
of the men were telling the truth about
the trip as they each tell a different story.
They returned about 10 o'clock last night,
having made the long drive and satisfied
themselves on several important points
The prisoners will probably be taken to
Placerville on Monday.
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TOR SALE-OEE OF THE LARGEST AND
4 hest saloons in the city; best location, with
billiard stock and lease. Inquire at this Office.
m7l5tf
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. 0bed Harvey, of Gait, is in the city.
Mrs. H. D. Gamble has returned from Pacific
Grove.
Charles F. Lehman returned to Los Angeles
yesterday.
Hon. Ira G. Holt has returned from a visit 10
Suffer county.
Misses May Terry and Lottie Stevens went to
| the Bay yesterday morning.
Albert Hart who was Private Secretary TO
Governor Perkins, was in the city yesterday
o. A. Bernard, of the United States Labor
Bureau, Washington, ID. c., was here yesterday.
Grand Chancellor A. J. Buckles paid an of
fetal visit to the Lodge of Knights of Pyihias
in this city last evening.
John +. Miller, of Salem, Or, a delegate to
the recent Democratic Convention at st. Louis
is in the city, en- route homeward.
Officer Pat Leavy, who had stroke of paraly-
sis while on duty at the city prison, has re-
turned from trip to the seaside much improved
in health.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
Logan Robinson, Butte City, Mont; n. Nc
Allistsr. Tuscarora, New; Robert Brown Sierra
City; win J. Becher, Costumes: J. NJ. skinner,
Durham; g. o. Buell., Clarksburg; J. l. House
and wife Folsom A Chandler. Nicolaus: H.
s. Hill, Elk Grove; A. ]. Stewart jackson; G.
II. Brown, San francisco; S. W. Mark, Placer
vile.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
B. Marx, New York; B. ROsenthall, Chicago; A.
H. Kirk, William Barry, Hugh Fay, Frank Nc
Kee and wife, New York; A X Muncon, Oak
land; Mrs. S. f. Wilson, Marysville: j. B. W.
Johnston, Cedar Rapids; d. Berson, Canton: J.
Doychesi. F. W. Pilsby, H. Neville, ". Sidney
Smith, H. Schafner C. J. Jones, C. A. Culver,
George W. Chandler, H Ban'on George D.
Easton, II. P. Bust, San Francisco; Frank H.
Howell, Newcastle: A. ]. Buckler Fairfield:
Dave Miller, Orand; o. A. Bernard, Washington,
d. G.; ]. B. Bathman, Louisville, Ky; o. Harvey,
Gait.
The Santa Fe Railroad Company is about to
locate a colony of 1900 Belgians in the Rio
Grande Valley.
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LOCAL BREVITIES,

The Odd Fellows library will be re-
opened this evening.
The baseball time-card of trains IS pub
lished this morning.
The west bound overland yesterday morn
ing was delayed two hours at Coliax by a
cracked wheel under the baggage car.
On Saturday last Jerry Long, workman
in the Church mine, near Ell Dorado, fell
from the tub distance of $50 feet and was
| instantly killed.
Rev. W. c. Merrill will deliver one of his
| popular Bible lectures in the Congregational
Church to morrow evening. Subject 40.
| seph from the Prison to the Throne"
The several lodges of the Knights Of
| Pythias of this city held q Joint meeting
| last night at Odd Fellows Temple, and re.
ceived an official visit from Grand Chan.
cellor A. j. Buckles, of Fairfield. Capitol
Lodge was instituted.
In order TO vote at the coming election O
citizen must have been a resident of the
! State for one year prior to the day of elec-
| ton. A great many people seem to be I'M
; der the impression that six-months resi-
dence in the State is all that is necessary
Street rumor has it that Manager Hall
of the Bush-street Theater, San Fran.
cisco, has leased the Metropolitan and
Clunie theaters in this city for term Of
years. The local management says the
| contract is not yet closed, but that it may
| be done within short time.
J. B. W. Johnson, of Cedar Rapids la
! Deputy Grand Chief Conductor of the Or.
| der of Railroad Conductors, arrived vester-
| day morning, and last night exemplifed
| the work of the order here He will &C
East over the Central Pacific to- day. He
reports the order in fourishing condition
Old SacrameDtan remember Orlando E
| Jones, who was clown in a circus here in
| early days under the name of Dan Como
yer. Jones has been publishing the Bodit
Ecening Miner for many years, but has
lately taken to the lecture platform. If be
comes this way he will be greeted by many
| old friends.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Thomas, of Washington
Yolo county, died quite suddenly yesterday
forenoon. She was in perfect health wher
taken with neuralgia o. the stomach las
| Wednesday, which was followed with in
fammation and gastric fever, ending fatally
as stated. The deceased leaves husband
who is employed in the State Printing
! Office. and two small children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-23
WHITE SUITS.

Not everyone knows that
Ladies White Lawn Suits
may be had from us ready
made, Plain suits, So. EN-
broidered suits, 81 so. Little
enough for material. embroid-
cry and making
Some pretty White Suits
for girls from 4 to IL years, at
So Is to SIS IS, according to
sizes. The embroidery on the
skirts is fully ten inches deep,
while the sleeves and waist are
virtually covered with work.
Some palmer suits, ST. IS
to S. IS, according to sizes,
which range from 4 to II
years.
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BEFORE THE COURT,
Arrangement or Prisoners Before Judge
Armstrong Yesterday

| hffaisAtuehb OF PRISONERS before Judge
Armstrong Yesterday.
Eight prisoners were arraigned before
Judge Armstrong in the Superior Court
yesterday afternoon to plead to informa-
tons presented by the District Attorney.
George Matbena, Chas. Mansell and James
Costello. held to answer in the Police Court
on charge of maliciously destroying rail-
road property, were the first called. They
were represented by w. a. Anderson and
h. Z. Hart. Mr.. Anderson requested that
they be allowed until Monday next TO plead
as he wished to argue certain propositions
before the Court. Judge Armstrong granted
the request and said he would listen to
him at 8 o'clock on Monday morning.
Mathena's wife and two children, q bright
little girl and boy, were in Court and
aroused the sympathy of everyone present.
When Mathena was ordered TO stand up
and listen TO the reading of the informa-
ton, the tears silently coursed down the
cheeks of his faithful wife, seeing which
the little ones commenced 10 cry. 1t was a
powerful temperance lecture, for it was
nothing but drink that placed the husband
and father in that position. He had been
good workman, had family of which he
ought to be proud, and must certainly have
felt deeply his disgrace.
Charles Barry, accused of receiving stolen
property, pleaded not guilty.
Mrs. Belle c. Smith, charged with having
offered forged receipt in evidence, pleaded
not guilty.
Dan. Walters, charged with grand lar
ceny, pleaded not guilty. The Court an
pointed c. w. Baker to defend the pris-
oner.
John Kurtz, charged with assault with
intent to commit murder, pleaded not
guilty. and Judge Henry was appointed as
his attorney.
Joseph Franklin, one-legged colored
man accused of a heinous crime against
nature, pleaded not guilty. C. L. White
was appointed to defend him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-23

The trades and labor Unions of this city
are taking steps which, if properly encour-
aged, will result in the erection of another
fine building in this city. Arrangements
are being made for a grand picnic at East
Park On July LIST, the proceeds to form the
nucleus of fund for the erection of fine
hail for the use of the Unions. They ap-
peal to mechanics and laboring men spe-
cially, and to all good citizens to give them
moral and financial support.