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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30

or less affinity for some forms of
favorite sins, and may be conscious
of more or less cravings for certain
carnal indulgences. but, so far from
choosing the sinful pleasure, it will
deplore the existence of the craving.
The Scriptures clearly teach that
the choice of known sinful pleasures
is an alarming element in the life and
spiritual state ofprofessing Christians
"For to be carnally minded is death:
but to be spiritually minded is life
and peace" 1t is the "minding" of
the flesh and spirit that is every.
thing. 1t is not going to balls, thea.
tres, beer-gardens, and other ohjec.
tiOnabie places, sinfu! acts for which
Jesus has atoned, that will exclude
from heaven, but the moral state OF
the heart which chooses such indul.
gence. As heavenly. mindedness. and
not good works. constitutes the
saints passport to the heavenly
world, so carnally-minledness forms
the weight that sinks the sinner to
the pains and sorrows of endless de.
spair. Hence, no true Christian will
foster any sinful disposition by indul
gence, but will ardentIy seek the
elimination and removal. of ally
pravity from his nature, and vii
zealously aspire to a state of spiritual
affinities and heavenly relishess suit
ed to associations with angels and
glorified saints. 1t is, therefGe, Que
of the fearful omens of these times,
that such body of protested believ-
ers, in spite of the teachingsbf their
churches and their Bibles, will insist
that they can voluntarily "make
crooked paths" leave undue what
they know they ought to d., and do
what they know they ought not to
do. yet insisting that they are par
doned, regen Grated, and adopted into
the Divine lamiIy. The LGd break
the delusion. Amen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30
A Mistake IN the Marriage Fee.

Ministers marriage fees add much
to their incomes during the year in
many localities. We are told of 8
case that occurred in Sussex sh0r
time ago. The minister was abou
entering the church to preach where
revival meeting was being carried
on, when a man stepped up and ask
ed him if he could marry him afte
the preaching.
"Yes. / guess So" replied the min
lister. -
what will be your charge ."
"Whateyer you think right" said
the minister.
"Well. what are you in the habit
of receiving ?"
sob. WE'LL" said the minister.
THAT depends upon the liberality of
the person married and this means
some pay large fees and others small
ones"
"Well, how will $3.50 suit ?"
II am satisfied" said the minis.
ter, "if it is for YOU"
"All right" said the prospective
groom. "I'll be on hand after the
preaching"
And he was, with his bride, and
they were married. When he hand.
ed the minister note and silver
half dollar the minister placed the
money in his vest pocket without
looking at the amount. When he
got home he took the money out and
found that instead of one dollar
note it was two dollar note. A week
afterward he saw the groom, who
asked him if his fee was alright.
"You gave me two and half,
said the minister.
EYES," said the groom. Il made
mistake and handed you thetwo dol
lar note instead of one, but knew
you would make it all righ."
And the minister did. handing him
back Sl.-Dover (Del.) Sentina.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
undersigned. appointed by the County Com
missioners of Garrett county, to view the
lands through which the road petitioned for
by Peter F. Nine and others, to begin about
81 miles South Of Oakland, on the Oakland
and West Union road, and running thence
through the lands of Jonas YutZy and Will
liam Moon, to the line between the late de-
ceased Charles g. Stahl and Jonas Yutzy, and
between the lands of VIM. Beckman, late de-
ceased, and Lewis Soelters, then through the
lands OF Peter F. Nine to the West Virginia
line, to intersect the county road near Joshua
BOwman's saw mill, and examine whether
the said petitioned road should be located,
will meet on Tuesday, the 10th day of April,
1889, for such purpose, and to determine
whether the public convenience requires the
said location of said public road, and If so, to
locate the same, and perform their duty in
the premises.
JOHN HARMED,
FRANCIS MARTIN,
DAVID SLABACH,
2ie5 Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30

Elevation is spoken of as the means
OF relief for "poor laboring mar. J,
but how far must he decend before
reaching the point to.commence his
ascent. for he already, looks down
upon the highest elevation idleness
has attained.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That thirty
davs from the first publication of this notice
the undersigned citizens of Garrett caunty,
will petition the County Commissioners OF
Jarrett county, to appoint examiners to view
and relocate public road as follows: Be-
Ginning at Pennsylvania line and running
through lands of Joseph Maust, Abraham
Maust and John s. Combs estate, to intersect
National road at Little Glade road.
p. DORSEY,
c. ]. OTTO,
3g5 ISAIAH BOUCHER.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

Ihave frequently warned persons from put
ting crossties on my land, along the railroad,
and hereby notify all persons who have ne
elected this warning to Immediately remove
any crt,ss-ties that may now be on my land
and in the future to respect this notice and
save themselves trouble. do not intend to
be trifled with.
JOHN BRADLEY.
Cincinnati O. Nov o. 1888
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-03-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cstoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung toCastoria,
When she had Children, she gave then Castoria,
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The DAILY INTELLIGENcER.

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Specimen copies of either edition of the IsrELLI.
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We went agent every Postohce in West Virginia,
Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.
Remtances should he made by registered letter. post
office money order, postal note or check.
Address: FREw CAMPBELL Fart,
Publishers Intellgencer,
WHEELING, W. Va
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OUR POLITICS.
AGAINST THE SALOON.

The MAIL AND EXPRESS is the recognized
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publican movement. 1t believes that the
liquor traffic as it exists to-day in the United
States is the enemy of society, o fruitful
source Of corruption in politics, the ally of an
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cents.
WIN. M. CLEMENTS,
Manager.
G. X. LORD,
General Passenger Agent.
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on the B. & o. r. R., which went In
to effect November 18th, 1888:
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The New York MAIL AND EXPRESS, the
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OF Intelligent and cultivated tastes, has recent
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EXAMINERS. NOTICE.

Cincinnati, o. Nov. 20, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
AnmY AND yAvr 1yrE1LraEyoE.

washington. April 1.--Chief signal officer Greedy
has been ordered 10 Ncw-York aud Boston on tom
porary duty
First Lieutenant 8. W. ousckcnbush has been or
dered TO the Naval Academy.
Past Assistant Engineer Hugh n, Cline has been
recommended for promotion by the examining board
and the record has been sent to the President.
Naval Board composed OF commodores A. e.
Beuham, John irwin and Captain J. g. Watson, with
Lieutenant f. r. oualtI0ugh ~ recorder, has been
ordered to convene at the Mare Island, Canfornia,
Navy Yard for tho Examination ior promouon u
Commander John W. Philip and Lieutenant sebtee.
The death Of Captain schoonmaker at ,Apia VIII
occasion tho following promotions Y tho nns od me
Leutensnk Commander George r, Dursnd, 70 DO Gem
mandor Lieutenant UrTei eebree TO be Lieutenant
mander Lieutenant Junior grade) Moses L. Wood 70
be Lieutenant and Ensign James ii. Glennen TO DO
The following Officers haveA been detailed 10
much coveted assignments on board tho new war
vessel, tho Yorktown: Lieutensnts H q o Colby,
Charles A. bradbury John c. Colwell and q. w. Den
feld aud Junior Lieutenant II, Q. smith The modi-
cal ofeer VIII DO Passed Assistant Surgeon John O.
Doyd, and the pay officer Passed Assistant Pay
master c. W. Lttlefed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
THE SENATE DISCUSSING APPoNTEEs,
osJncr1oEs 10, LEWIS woIEux wHrHDRAwN-

OBJECTIONS &c, LEWIS WoLtAx pi-'AHls
THE LIST or COMBINATIONS.
we.hin eton Apria z,--Senatcr Plumb stated to-day
fhat M Aad moved reconsideration OF the vote by
ht,h t,e nomination of Lewis Wofay 10 DO Governor
- 4 ,,yona rad been confirmed upon the assurance
ssaf ahs-s against his character not considered BY
tr COMPUTES. would be presented but since then hs
nsa sscns sst,sfsd that tho action Of the committee
sa rrht and he would NOT press HIS motion. Tho In
surrtscr of secrecy upon the confirmation accord
(, 1919. ~ ,snsoved
s. eon.serahye discussion mon the nonins-
go, x ~ ss,sratea 10 the cougtess Of American Ma
g., :. ~ hesa IN th,s CITY next fan Objection was
80. \, ths. INV che pemocrats on the ground that
tsrx were almost unapinomIy Republican IN poll
s .aa .haf Il feir report was to have the weight be-
r 50, co,,rtr ara With Congress that IL oueht to hay,
sosc tne eeAn'1y anu 800, 4,r,s,r bet,vecn tha
two parties
c,.t, sharr s,. chairman Of sbe COMMITTEES on For
esn Relations, which had RECOMMENDED connfnauon o.
ne lat stated that three Of The #pponfecs namely,
49,. wsvs n MsryIan. Tressot, Of South caro.
INA and Haass o. cserEla were ..., Demo ss',
csets minority scnstors, however. insisted thai
nesss1. Assoo.s ~ . =. ~ - $1,000 Gan.
ssor sS<rspsn said shat Mr.. Hanson Recommended
tAss speeiac statement there was no response. +.
senator FRYE criticised tho list Of sgpoins'nenis
Saying thai 50 sas 2 ne knew, wn Ia s.ns 49, e1 ss,
non noh' ~ .ns ao,essoss - ~. ~,
sDpoiaed ne had been deeply nse,ss'sa = any sS
e fhs sss's ~. IL, Ia .. shses q 5.
dssusssd bas 81 ns,asr place had he been asked an,
sssss m..a sss ss''sa'nss ma n'a' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
ruREr MORE YEroEs az ooPERNoR HI1I..

Albany, April LIN the Assembly this morning the
blue ribbon decoration was given to thrco moro
mombers, their bills having been vetoed by the Gov
erpor They were Masss. Rhodes, Aspinall and
BlumenthaL Tho bills OF the latter two were known
as escheat bills. Mr. Rhodes's bll related to tho
annual town meeting Of tho town Of Pelham, West
chester County, and was vetoed on tho ground Of
special Legislation. The Governor believes that blls
such as those introduced by Messs. Aspinall and
BlumenthaI should release only such rights in lands
as the State has acquired by eschea but the vetoos
were based 'on q higher ground-that the systom Of
releasing escheHted lands by special laws should be
discontinued Mr. Dlumenthal, by unanimous con-
sent, introduced general bill covering all cases Of
eschoatcd lands and desired that II DO az once passed
Objection, however, was made. The bll was then
ordered 70 third reading and referred to tho judi
cary COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
SENATOR TELLER WANTS OPEN SESSIONS.
HE OFFERS A RESOLUTION TO OPEN TEE DOORS
ON EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

ON EXECUTIVE NOMINATION.
washington, April 1.-The senate met at 1 p M.
Mr.. Teller offered the following resolutions:
Resolved That hereafter all Executive nominations
shall be considered IN open session OF the Senate
MT Teller spoke in support Of his resolution as fol-
lows:
DO not inond 10 ask consideration OF this resolution
at this time merely offer II that It may DO reerco 70
the Comrntsee on Rules At the next regular session OF
the senate az live TO be preson intend to press that
resolution Ia season and out Of have never BE-
iisyed thst there aay ressh why an hxeeuuVe non
nation should DO considered by the Senate win aosso
doors I am satisfied that the great majority OF hs
nope Of the United States irrespective Of party are o.
the same opnion tired Of giving my reasons 70 me
senate with closed doors for the votes Wh'ea sf uDu
Of seeing newspapers tho next day entlfev a'e
reasons ascrfd 70 me- and not hfeadeny no reason ~
all have never expressed sentiment nor given
va,a IN Che Senate with doors Slosed which woaa NOS
rive In open Senate. DO not believe that any co"oer
ahle number Of Senators desire 10 shield themselves IiO
,,se cytetsn or tn public gaze In matters N this kina
xxs,,. aamit that In considering questions Of inter
..,onaI relations may be and rcouenD are unos
when the senate shouh sit with closed doors On
eount Of great public interests, can COHESIVE VI D
reason why We souid close our doors when We Afe 49,
\, na,s ON the qualifications o. men nominasea Tor puone
osRsa do not desire 70 conceal IRON The pubic any
action Of mine In reference 10 such maHers on tns
contrary am exceedingly Hnxoas that When ehef'
ose constitutional end Senatorial duty here may e1'
aena "a In the gaze the whole world or AZ eass OF 20
noh ~ the world as has the right call mo In queS-
uon for my condueand that IL the people Of the United
states believe that the time has come when paoho
sentiment viii NOT tolerate the closing Of our doors on
mare questions OF confirmation believe that hat prae.
see Is one Of the agencies that Is calculator
to bring the American Senate into dsrepue and nso con-
tempt; FOR the people, will believe, under me ehaee
tat are made day by day that we are afraid express
ouy yays IN public that tere IS some truth In them
Tho newspaper men, with all their real must and some
reason for our conduct and very frequently thsy ps In
our mcuths thnEa have mover said anc never nave
thought whie there may DO good reasonS and strong
ressons for The rejection Of candidate, Tho pabie ~ not
aware Of those reasons, which 10 has night 70 Know
Therefore, wish give notice now that whan We az
semble again In regular session. shall insist ESQ ia
AZ ean) that this question shall be presented 70 the Senate
and tAas We shall have vote this branch OF IL ~
least dear ana Independent Of the kueson d 70 Whist
shsll be done with public treaties and public affairs per-
tanning 10 internntionai law.
Ths resolution was referred to the Committee on Rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
CALLERS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
PRINCE TAKEHA1To CALLS ON THE president
WITH SECRETARY BLAINE.

WITH SECRETARY BLAINE
WASHINGTON, April CspociaD Monday Is the one
day on which the President Will sec no one In his
Office except by appointment, though he does NOT ex
tend this prohibition the general public, who mock
into the big East Ronm at o'clock. there to take
look at the Chief Magistrate and shake his hand This,
together with the bad weather, accounts for the small
number OF visitors which presented Themselves at the
White House today Secretaries Blaine. Window and
Tracy were the only members OF the Cabinet who had
business OF Importance with the President and neither
Of them occupied much OF his time. Senator'S sner-
man and Ransom called committee Of the Senate
10 inform thu President that the senAte was ready 30
adjourn I'm case there further business Which he
derived n submit TO It for It's consideration. Tho
Iowa delegation. which had an engagements with the
President called early 10 consisted Of Senators All
son. Wilson. and Representatives Henderson, Congor,
Sweeney and Dovcr. 1t called to urge the appoint
ment Of Ex-Governor Stone as Commissioner OF ths
General Land once.
Senator Hlscock was also among those who called
BY appointment, and though he did not say anything
az TO tho result Of his visit It Is believed hat the
Nsw-york slate remains IN unsatisfactory con-
dtion az ever Senator Stanford called 10 Introduce
Mr. Scott, the great San Francisco ship builder AZ
II o'clock the President received Prince Takohaitn
and bis suite, who had driven him from the Arlington In
company with Secretary Blaine. to pay their respects
to the President. Tho interview lasted nearly half
each other on all sorts OF subjects. Their talf was
principally confined however 10 Naval subjects, which
Is understood 10 b. tho Princes specially Indeed
his visit TO this country Is 10 look At recent inventions
made IN this esahtry IN the art OF marine warfare.
and ct such plans Of the navy rs yet remain to be
built At 1 o'clock the President saw the general
public in tho East Room, and tho remainder Of tho
afternoon YES spent IN dbposing Of buslnass which
has accumulated for many days.
1t Is stated tonight that Colonel Parsons, OF clcve
land Ohio is certain TO be appoIRoed CONTROLLER of The
Currency Colonel ParSons g successful banker and
occupied the Office Of Marshal OF the supreme Court
Of the United States many years ago. tzSon,roiier
Cannon, who preceded eEJControer Trenholm ID this
important once, appointed Mr.. Parsons one Of his
bank examiners, and said Of him tho other day whop
Ia Washington that he had proved tho pest bank
examiner the once had ever had.
Edward o. Graves, Chief Of tho Bureau OF EngraV-
ing and Printing, has banded In his resignation, 10
take effect May l. and has started for the Wet on
a leave Of absence. II h understood that Csptaln
Meredlth Of Chicago who Was candidate Tor inc
once of Public Printer has withdrawn his papers hled
IN connec ton with that ofee and Chat ne has been
promised the appointment TO tho fsAce maze VACANT
by Mr QrEyess resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

]. Dawson Phnipshrg, Mont; George Hitchcoek
Hanover N. II. Samuel s. Moore, Elzabeth, r. y.
Henry Flood ElnHrs, n Y. Francis S. Purseal Logan
Ohio; Walter W: Magck pomsroy. Ohio John ~, NJ
Penn. James Ogden, Latrobe, PENN; William h
znfal, Meyersdale, Penn Robert A. Low, warren
Penn !: Robert 81 BauseT Lock Haven, Penn. ; David
?. Alexander, Apollo, Penn. Thomas g. Mcdowell
Enensbufg W. IT,
The nomination of Isadore LowenthA TO be post
master at Modesto, Cal, was rejected.
Mr. Lowenthai was nominated for the same Office by
nation failed for want of action by the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
DISC USING PRISON LABoR.
4 REPORT DExoaE THE REPUBLICAN oIUs Asp
SPEECH By O. T. LEWIS.

A REPORT BEEoRE THE REPUBLICAN oLoD -
SPEECH By Q. T. LEWIS
The Republican Club last night considered the w.
t,on NJ prison labor as presented IN repors w -
Committee on city and state Affairs, and ID 49,
by Charlton T. Lewis, president OF the fsison s,,.
station. The committee had considered the ~
pending before the Legislature providing Tor tns
nlovment Of conycts and tho sale OF thor proaus.'
and also tho Law on that subtocs pssseo 49, n
Tho object now sought according 20 sns a.s~,a
10 establish some system under "aoA s.,s,s,,,x
may be kspt as work subject 90 su.'.s .ss.s,s n
90 AZ not 10 compete Seriously win tne me sse.,,.
49, 49, rnasr me adyaacod IDEAS now genef1u
seoentad the purpose Of combining me e1lhn -
not an,v N nun,sh. bat to reform him - iar - I.
sh,. NV educating him IN and sceustomins hia ..sx
-. ,,..s,s. ~ honest industry. The faes p0,as.
-. .h., ~ saA The total receipts rom ,De 49,
0ss.or. warn only s4o0,9oo against moro 'a~.
a GOO 600 600 IN value produced py inc ~ ss,.
Inc ,s.sty,ss Of the state. For the pefsese s,s.a
,nr distribution Of convict aoof $500 hlri
nea OF manufacture provision N ~. g, s.,,Asr q
snsoA :. nv timo employed 10 msauiacsunpss -
ssrs,s Nm. n goods 10 10 per cert os ne = e
J, -. s~,rkincmen IN tho state employs ...rt
80. - - an ufactarc Tho repcas ot my n...r
law q urxsa, and tho leading foxuies " -
~, NM No y67. are commenced =. -
''' prosessor lewis strongly appsuyed TINS nps oe
4, sue.Sng ON The subject OF prison ..slozs
bounced the poEnty ian ana poiee eoul e ssss "a
ssrss,r,ns ni,t IN England, be SAID @s JAZZ -
s''s, ,ons were rsmsdid agencies ~
~ s s.ils wers placed nader central gossfna u
~ Eoma Departmsnt. and tho same reforms -
Nv The resuit wss THAI heEp wa an
asa'nss. a1s "a S Sss ern's = d fss
, la nv w sbszs 1000 Aesmnisiss ~
Is PRESENT. tss neGost y no -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

ELECTIONS OF THE ALTON AND IT'S BRANCHES.
Chicago, April 1.-The annual meeting Of the stoek,
holders of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad YVES hsio
hers to-day There were polled 1a4,8e6 votes out o.
possible vote Of 49, 4l, all Of which we're for T. b
Blackstone, John B. Drake and Morris X. Jesnp or
tho term of three years and for william n. HacBtons
for tho term of two years 10 I'LL the unexpred term o.
his father. Lorenzo Blackstone, deceased At SUD
sequent meeting Of the directors Of the company, b.
Blackstone was elected president J. O. McMuiin VICE
president Charles H. Foster secretary and treasurer
C. H. Chappen general manager, Corydon ssskVia
general solicitor and Chsuncey Kelsey AUDITOR an
uual meetings were also held o9 tho following COM
panies under control Of the Alton:
Joliet and Chicago acknowledgements 1onn
crerar. ]. @. MeMulln, John B. Drake, i. B. BLACK
stone, j. Mcoregor Adams; president John .Crcraf
secretary Charles W. Foster
Tho Mississippi River Bridge company-Dircetos
]. J. Mitchell, T. b. Blackstone, J. B. Drake, joan
crerar J. G. Mosiuiiin president J. Crerar; seefe
tary and treasurer, Charles II. Foster
Tho st. Louis, Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad
company-Direotors John J. MITCHELL T. d. Black
Stone John Crerar L. Z. Worcester and J. g. MeMuf
lin president J. @. MeMullin; secretary, W. j. BY
The Alton and st. Louis Railroad Company-Direot.
ors; John J. Mitchell, T. d. Blackstone and 6dwafu
n Gibbs; president, T. n. Gibbs; secretary, l. D.
blackstone.