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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-04

- All-ROAD. INSURANCE. BANK. Ice COM
H PANl, SAIL DElpslT AND DINER sToCkS
On thursday, DECEMBlk FlfIH. AZ ONE
O'CLOCK PM. will sell within auction rOOILa,
9Th and ID northwest
loo shares flremen's Insurance Go. stock.
~ Mctropotsn Insurance Go. stock
Second National bauk stock.
ID Great Fails Ice 20. stock.
% Peoples Insurance Co. stock
- lNgers Insurance 20. stock.
~ Bet ksllruAJ %. stoCk
Washington Market Go stock
, National safe DvIOsit co stock,
V Makhnstoa safa Del osii 60 stock.
loO National Heating and Nentil4tins %.
stock
~ Bull hun PnnorAma Co. stock
10 American Telephone 90 stock.
oraihOl hone 10 stocs.
,,-,., % Lanston lype Machine Co. stock.
DUNcANsoN BROS
II Au,tioncers.
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YNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF ELECTRO
MAGNETIC BOILER CLEANER COMPANY.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No
1872, L viii sell, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TWELFTH, 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, at the
Office the company, q, Atlantic building the
patent rights the Electro Magnetic Boiler Cleaner
Company.
Terms: Cash JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee,
013 10Th st.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE WILL
sell the furniture, Tools and Materials Of the Lice
tro Magnetic Boiler Cleaner Company
nlY-w&sts THOMAS DOMLlNG, Auctioneer.
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUBLE LOT on o
~ STREET NOkI INVEST BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia i'll Equity cause No. IL 800 Holmes a
al We. Jones ct alL will sell, at public auction in
front OF the premises, on IL ESDAl, DECEMBER
TENTH, 1859, at fOJR O'CLOCK Pm, sab lot No.
30, in square 0l6, the same being "a feet inches
front aid l3o feet deep, containing 2.3l71 square
feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in six and
twelve months, in two equal payments. in notes
cured by deed OF trust OF the property all cash. at
option Of purchaser. Convey ancng and recording
purchasers cost and SlOO TO be deposited when bid
Is accepted The trustee reserves the right resell
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
three days notice IN the Washington Post newspaper,
said purchaser faIl ~ comply with the
CHASE kOl >, Trustee,
O3l + St H.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. n20-eo&ds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT I'M
PROVED BY Two-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING. No. 243S STREET NORTHWEST,
GEORGETOWN, DC.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust recorded respectively
in Liber No l2l5 folio ., and Llber No. 1905 folio
4o9 OF tue land records OF the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of the parties thereby secured
Will sell pubic auction, front the premises
MONDAY, DECEMBER NINTH, 1853, at FOUR
O'CLOCK 4. NJ the following described real estate
situate in Georgeown, C., and described follows:
beginning for the same at point distant 800 feet
eastvardly line drawn north as degrees 10 min
utes through the point intersection of south
line Of West street and the line of George
town - from said point of intersection; thence
with said first mentioned line north 13 degrees 10
minutes east 80 fest; thence south - degrees 80
minutes east 90 feet; thence south 13 degrees 10
minutes west 80 feet; thence north 10 degrees 80
minutes west 90 feet to the place OF beginning with
the improvements, Consisting Of Frame Dwelling and
Stable.
Terms: One third cash, balance in three equal in
stallinents, in y, l2 and Is months, for which
OF purchaser bearing interest from day sale and
secured by deed OF trust property sold, will be
taken, all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit
500 will be required of sale all convey
sncing and recording will be at purchasers cost II
terms are not complied with il fifteen days from sale
property Will be resod nj risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after i've days ADVERTISEMENT
THOS. L WAGGAMAN,l r~r.....
n2I-d&ds JOHN W. FILLING, ! AieA
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
~ 92O Peuna. ave. ave. NV.

1000 HORSE BLANKETS IN ASSORTED KINDS
SIZES. PATTERNS AND WEIGHTS.
PLUSH, WOOL AND FUR LAP COVERS AND
ROBES, IN ASSORTED SIZES AND PATTERNS,
AT AUCTION.
on FRIDAY, DECEMBkk SIXTH, 1889,
COMMENCING AZ ELEVEN O'CLOCK A M, WE
WILL SILL ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF OUR
AUCTION SALE, ROOMS, $40 PENN
SYLVANlA AVENUE NORTHWEST
n LARGE and Assorted Lot Of
HORSE BLANKETS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, LAP
COVERS AND ROBES, IN PLUSH, MOOL
AND FUR, BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
AND DESIRABLE SIZES,
being a direct Manufacturers CONSIGNMENT, to be
sold without reserve.
Parties in search Of Fine Goods should not fail TO
attend this sale
dI-3t RADCLIFFE nARR IN
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The SEMI REooRp.
ITS ENORMOUS TOTAL AND WIDE DISTRIBU-
TIoN. CAPRICEs OF FORTUNE.

partial list Of the prizes above One Thousand Dol
lars. paid by The Louisiana State Lottery Company
during the six months ending November. 1889, to-
gether with the names and addresses given to the
Company by the holders emitting those who have
requested it.
Receipts for the amounts are Oh file a, the Offices
the Company.
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JOINT USE OF GOLD AND sII.yER.

After discussing at some length the causes of
the depreciation OF silver, he continues: 1T
is unquestionably true that. in this country.
pubic sentimen. ana commercial and in,
dustrial necessity demand the joint use of both
metals as money. Ii is not proposed 10
abandon the use Of either gold or SILVER money;
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER Is, 1889.

J. NJ Jannison, Spokane Falls. Wash. T.......
Anthony Somariva, care Hawley & Hoops.
27l Mulberry St, New York. n. Y...........
Aug. J. Miller. l4l7 South 18th ST., st Louis,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

Rnt bis royal majesty would never
have bcrn So merry had he suffered
from cou.t patton, or derangei lrver. or
9v-rer.-l8. or p'Ies. or any other Con-
r.s.fr thaf comes from system olf Of
sorts and CagzeS guy tles - fhf f.0od
Il Won suffer from any 81 tnrsa fl.rrs.
v.u Wi feel nor1so ntrlsnrfri 81.
molrnf1I- aye. mad. or sngth rC cleo
hrrf merry. IT, no Merry won u-f fa
veH To - weI take r. Tf-r S
world famed Pleasant Purvatire Pellets
Essv 90 take raraiv vegetable rer-
fectlv harmless rr1mrt ard pleasant
n their acton only one fer d1se.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21
SANFORD'S
X A DICAL Gu X Il
For CATARRU.
Complete External and Internal Treat
ment for one Dollar.

To be freed from the dangers Of suffocaiion
while lying down; To breathe freely. sleep
Soundly and undisturbed. 10 rise refreshed.
head clear. brain active and free from pain or
ache; 10 know that 10 poisonous. putTid mat
ter denleS the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery OF smell. taste and hearing 10
feel that the system does not through Its
veins and arteries. suck up the poison that is
sure TO undermine and destroy. Is indeed a
blessing beyond most human enloyments. To
purchase immunity from such a fate should be
the object of all afflicted. But those who have
tried many remedies aud physicians despair OF
relief or cure.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase
of Catarrh. from simple head cold 10 the most
loathsome and destructive stages. Ii Is local
and constitutional. Instant in relieving. per
nianent IN curing, safe. economical. and rarely
failing.
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh
Consists Of one bottle Of the Radical Cure. one
box of Catarrhal Solvent. and one Improved
Inhaler. all wrapped in one package. with trea-
tise and directions. and sold by all druggists
for slO0.
Potter DRUG AND MEDICAL CORPORATION BosToS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

shows be understands his business bear
in mind ne can easily be ruined. For in
stance, II he il standlug n bird never mind
In how tough place. the gunner should
flush IT, Don't allow the dog 10 do so. lt
Is also bad plan To put IA bird mp by
throwing anything at it. The falling mis-
sile IS apt 20 make him break his point
II n bird = flushed aud the dog did it
willf1lly, bring him to heel and give him
n whipping, saying whoa" with each cur
Of the whip. n he was not seen in the
very act Of flushing the bird bring him to
heel and a good scolding will suffice, AZ he
may have puS II up accidentally. Never
kill anything but game bird over him
and II be points or makes game on any
thing else eeprimand him. man may
lend his II st dollar or only suit OF clothes
10 his friend. but never his dog. For it is
q case OF too many cooks spoil the BROTH
and n dog with more than one master
recognizes no master at all. }. w j.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

eor.D SPORT HAvrV7 soafE FUE.
He has also - - made accustomed r
~ report - = gus. This e sccorn pti >n -
~ a. a~ss drinz snsll charge - powder
- considerable distance from him. and
each asv Increasing the charge ard ~.
,-rsazins the distance When doing a.
st IS good pias - cham dog rhss = not
,fraid sea- hi11
A PIP shcnld never ae rsrd n 'he 0ele
- .-,w.- r-.if .e has a.e. yard broken. 81
Indicated sNuve W a. fes@n ne
80 IN tsfs ard st5~e- take aim
our Wstra cAos@ig movements ~
= A. --s.,, - arts t a. s-st bird Wasi
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

4 kAAl fAft % n ekAAA kAllts~ASf-
~ IA eresa aEhs le lss-
sk4lSs solSs koKEa
Traverse cif, Asa Maesina~ laAlls
except ~tAaaSl
Erassrss cts ga A4oAlaa~ ,a@ls
ii >llE&NSf. "a 81 -
grsscFss ~, .dslls enoepi sunday ssMgm
feisskss &nd NseA NAV daily te'AFm
a. ~ @sa - > n ttGins have ls.rslsa
g a. and y - . n trains aRe sieeFtak cars
90 le-> "a trains Ifslls arrlt t8n fstss-
Ass aud NSc4 ils~ ~ = nl aatiS and from
NacAiae~ sae iTANcFse tlN ~ - 1 n soa
lo Il h a. d4as eAvspf ouneAs tr0sn ffaserss
CTS a ll-ss s. Trans arriving ~ II a. . "a
Esd il a. , hsNe tnroaEh eo@ohes trasa
c4ktAAs-
rE.Fss soIxe soUgs-
For Cincinnati tdSiiy except Sundssi "a IA
: ~ sii as nf .az4is eAeep' ssa'- !. q "a
af 20. l.i...ti .aa.is ..--...-..-..- 90 -
si ctNIEls ana Nhiv4Ea iaAiis "a
- a 81 tas.ln las p@rlsI eAf 2tiaehre
ga 81 tfasss llAs slcrpsnk car 4sr CtkcluhAa
p q 81 irs4n has sleeping car fI NhleAss
Irsias srriSs from Ciuciauaii ~ "a = N
cas- ena ,.s' = g. daily oNerpl Sana ~ ffoiA
Fort aynv 81 $500 \ 81 sAa Nom st4fgis 81
81 "a dam eNeept sunday
Ii-ias ariising 81 .ooan mas through sleep
4gE C&F from Chicago lVaRtAA kllU2Ge ~ IA IL
~ aaiis except s@iurass
Riushegen, GrAna Rapids a a. diana
Eor Musk GA. ~ TaAm-n ~ an 5sopm
Through Tickets and iali inioraaatio can be
had "a calling upon 4, AimQuisl. ticket sfeut
az aeliot, ~ q ". Aunson. bnicf ticket sEoai.
e.. Nonrst 81
a. 1. LOCKWOOD. tsvn. Pass. set.
CHICAGO MtsI MICHIGAN - TRAINS
! Grrlse al .Rd depart hom mon Depot
nffAfI.
Esp. Tor Chicago. n asAeeon. Ioieas $50 m
Fast Matt iaf Chicago ........--f - b ln
EApress Tor Nu>kegon ana Harg - SIS a IA
Might Eaprtss Tor shlcsss o...--.-..'ll sN b ln
Nilaf ENiTeSs iof Indianapolis IL "a a. Az.
FOR big Rapids. Baldwin. Luoington
and Mssls.ee -.-.. -. - 4 o. IA
fof Big Rapids. Baldwin. Laaim.ion
auu Mauistes ............- - IN
h press I0r Auskegon. Grand Haven't a. D Ia
kkKiNh
Night apress from Chicago ..-...s Ca IA
Nfght Expf~ss from lHoialls polls ...+ & - . IA.
tAprrss from Mgshegou ana hart..-flu % IA
Mali from Chicago and NuSkcl0u. -. ! 10 b ln
fXpress from Grand Haven .......-..-f oisl ln
/ tApress from Pent~at-f. " askeaau . 10 y IA
Past tkpress from Chicago .--...-.. 10 IS IA
/ from Mantst"e Lexington. BALDWIN
and Ble RAPIDS ..-.......-.- fl0.2o IA
Prom ManiStet. ludinrton. Baldwin, - . ia
Daily fb&ily except sunday. .DAiis eK-
SATURDAY. lNails except MoBdss.
/ Through COACHES 10 Chicago on 20
tram. Through parlOT coach "a Chicago Oh
! - . ~ irain-Ao rNtra charge Tor seals.
/ The SO a. IA train consisting If day coaches
and smoker runs through 90 Chicago soiid.
/ Through coHibinafion sleeping aud chair
/ cars - snd from Indianapolis on Night Ia
] press trains
/ Through sieeperS 10 and from Chicago oa
! night Express Trains.
". A. taNrtsTFu. TrafHc Manager.
WILLIAM A. tsfFrT ASS ten. Pass AGENT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21
PlnpLEs To ScR0fuLA.
A Positive Cure for every sAins
Scalp, ana Blood Disease
except Ichthy osls-


Psoriasis sss@rs- Head. ATsass sae sfs.si
= slid ss&0- B1Sk covered v IN $40 $50
Bess asss t0rs Aod medicines fail -, : =
l., (GtieGr< heaosaies at . Sssst Al -
1 hsse usea the CtasetsA kssspiEs 80 az
tsrSl Irs1its. uSa1 tWe b9ttsr> ~ tnt = - -
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tcrrl1ir sAll AID stAtA al~r-ssr - = ~.
ass e-- 90 ief e-sni sesas s.,sf..-,-. =.
better 4la ~Ql@e - -li-.t7- -
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g. -I- I trsa4 thr Asc ~ tte q E - - - i E. -
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tn sh..5.s. nv breast - q. uilst e4lt ettld
500 an4 al. -. les5Iea Ntth sores tefs ils
Is 80 fr.rs a tfang H. . dollar. ! ha4
1900 ,.ffh s far best doctors sifh nQ fV-
lv. spa usei mas atHeFsat iac0lei"1s = ~
oat e6ael 81 ease - - heFeditSrs. and. Be
esn T. Iek ll,arat.e. PCS 4 bek ~ - heal
from tt.e ri ~g spEtltai-.h g llfatt ta-
ARCHER HI c~fiL, besAtef. bAlo.
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tered feT sd years. i tflv1 -ulnfei ~ Aav2l
cInes 4aa Iwc II t1e best doctors ih TIC
country. bul ioant nothing tnst would eavt'
: cure Gut.l usca solr Tumuale-.
Ms A. MoClAflIN. NoTette. Ne.
The - or>t sAs~ 1T sCFOfuia Cured.
Ne haze been Seltiue your tJncpfA htAt
BIAS for years ana have the nrst con ~ al ~
o. receive ffom purchaser ouc % lIe " =
cases 81 -erofula ] ever sa~ VAS curva ~ ihs
use az I've bottles II tCuCJAA AEsolN All
tgIlCCsA. ard ligfUf ~ SOAP.
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists
frankioft. Kan.
tuGIsuTa Remedies
Cures every species OF asonlkns, humiu1iinR
itching burning. scaly, aud plmpS disrasr'
Of the skin scalp. ana blood. Nitn loss II half
from pImplrs 10 scIofula. except possibly lch
fbso>l-
Sold everywhere Price. CUuCUKs. zoe soar
sc. Rs~oiNsAr. 81. Prepared ~ the foITtf
DErc .Ap CHENlrAL foEfoksfioN. Boston
80 send fnr How L. Cure skin Diseases.
"a pages. 90 Hush tl0us. and 100 tcstlfno
malls.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

+ y T7ase Rs5 Cre- Csnan. pr-.t
..haa-Fr,llv furnish the following for
publication.
Mr. ace 81. carcerous face fce.l
cancer. had tired many physicians.
ana en- pr.-eu-atlou - me v8sa uor-
-h.e g6t - look upon. Nose partly
eaten away. deep pits in cheeks. fore
head aad chm. Is last hope 7 pat
r.r on Loose Extract Glover Red
srge doses Internally. AMI a- local
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

CRAM RAPIDS 4 INDIANA kAllI.0AD-
" IA efesl sEas le lss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

DINPLES. black head. red. rough. chapped
i vi and only skin prevented by CUrlcuEA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21
| AXE sHOREA MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Il l. ga. Ia

train leaves Grand Rapids FOR hHcEaB al
~ , On. arriving there "a -.
Through tickets sold g. principal points IA
the United states. Mc1lco and Canada az T. uion
Ticket Once. q. j NEfTH,
g. J.. A.. Cleveland. OBlo
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-06-21

FER Musk ga. Is oeAm-.ll h "a 3 a. 4 "a
ffom Al h e. q m. . , IA : a y nl
Through Tickets and tali inform alton cAn be
had iIs calling upon a AimQuisl ticket agent
al depot oF q n. Nunsol. Omen ticket ~ ca 1.
a. Nourut 81
g. l. Is0Oswoon ls,.n Pass. Aet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16
John Roach Vindicated.

II would do good to hundreds Of men tina
are alive to day if they could see old Johr
Roach again in the flesh, grip his hand snt
raise a cheer about him The Dolphin, the
steamer on account of which the ma
lignant Whitney nagged the grim old builder
to death, has returned from trip round the
world. trip that was = triumph. Never
| has ship of war made such a record a,
the Dolphin, says the commandant
Never was a man so vilisinously treated a,
John Roach, says the world Ereniag Rec
ord
A special article in yesterdays Sunday
Press told how John Roach's memory had
been viniicsted by the record of the Dol.
phn in her trip around the world. her
voyage of fifty-eight thousand knots being
the longest single voyage any vessel ever
made. her speed being from fourteen to
seventeen knots an hour and her condition
perfect on her return And this is the yes
sci that Secretary of the Navy Whitney
and Attorney General Garland. BY a Gu
rous coincidence, pronoun ced "structurslly
weak" with contract Intentionally
drawn 80 as to render it feasible to
force upon the United States a ship wa ting
the PRIME quality of speed" Travelling
through climates ranging from equatorial to
arctic, and all sorts of weather, the Dolphin
returns without blemish And honest old
John Roach. who built her, is in his grave.
having died of broken heart, caused b,
the cruel, Infamous alternative offered him
of bearing witness to Republican corruption
that had no existence, or being forced into
bankruptcy To his eternal honor he chose
the latter. Let the whole world DO him
justice now.-Ner FORK Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16
The Attractions OF Mount Deser,

In the last issue of that beautiful publ
cation. Garden and Forest, Mr. f.. l.. Rand
OF Boston, has thoughtful article Ia
which he writes Of the Woods of Noun,
Desert Island their great wealth OF
beauty, the destruction which they are
undergoing In certain places and inca sure.
which should be taken for their preservs-
ton II the beauty of the Island is tc
be maintained.
Nowhere on the Atlantic coast OF
this country" says MIR. Rand, lis there
such wonderful combination Of natural
scenery AS on Mt. Desert; nowhere a
spot where mountains and shore are so
blended. Fer years it has been renow ned
~ the crowuing glory of the beautiful.
countless-harbored coast of Maine" The
destruction Of the forests Of the island
has already done much. in Mr.. Rand's es-
umation, to mar the beauty Of this unique
resort; and the importance OF preserving
the woods which still remain will Ger.
tstnly be admitted by every lover Of ma
ture who has ever visited the island. As
10 other parts Of Maine, so here, the for
ssts have suffered much from the wood
mans axe and forest fire; high upon the
mountains the old trees are gone and their
places covered with bare rock or with
poor woed-growth of recent date which
even wears Of time will bring
TO little or no value or bean.
~. Two saw mills at Somesyille are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16

IL taken "A good evidence ~ increased
prosperity 10 business the prs.ent fall.
that the number IT able-bodied and com
t,rtent men nov IDLE aud seeking egpioy'
Inent, l. much le-s than usual ut this
season OF the year. This i not mere
opinion but II founded On a business can
yass mad. 10 determine the point by s0tne
Of the BEADING industrial journal Anoth
er evidence uf good business il the fsrt
that the college, aud higher Institution.
Of learning, have "a b had large aces
.ions IN their freshmen cla.s.'s the preteni
fall. The higher educational advantage
are ia IL certain degree a luxury which
can only be secured for children when
families are In that easy condition which
IL the result Of prosperous times. Hence
a larger number Of young men and WON
en- entering our colleges and -cminarie-
Indicate larger means o the fauilies from
increased business. and more remuncrativs
wages.
A careful review u the facts published
In the trade journals shows that there
Ia an Increased demand for steel rails and
iron ppe- manufacturers ar" crowded
with orders for electrical engines ane
equipments. the demand for coal has in
proved, Of cour4e, owing to the advent oI
cooler weather the boot and shOe N
dustry was never Ia better condition, the
L., Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16

The Boston Young Mems Republican
Club has made an excellent beginning. with
a large and enthusiastic membe rship and q
declaration of principles which states with
d siinetne" and power ihe grounds of it,
devotion to the Republican party. No STINT
lar organization ever began its career in the
city of Boston under more favorable aus
pices. There is kindly feeling toward it
on the part of the Republican voters. and .
belief that A club of this description has
been long and urgently needed The new
club has an admirable opportunity to make
itself Indispensable in Boston, and in Massa-
chusetts Republican politics. Whesh
er It will utilize its opportunity de
ponds upon itself, and itself alone The club
has only to keep strictly to the wholesome
purposes with which it has started out to full
fill the high expectations which its friends
entertain of its usefulness. A particularly
CONNIE adable feature Of the ne~ orgalixs-
ton is its pledge TO refra u from either in
dorsius or antxgonixins any Aspirant for a
nomination within the Republican party
Disregard Of this important principle has
been the rock upon which many . young po-
itical association has come to grief lis to
be hoped that the new club may profit by
experiences Of the past. and with its car
iinAl principle Of non-interference held con-
stantly before It. steer clear of tbs formida-
BILE danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-16

The table published IN another place
shows at u glance the uamher of met M
hers in the ueXt House aud Senate by
the Republican majority IN each branch
The House will have majority of eight
or three more votes than are necessary to
makea quorum. aquorum being "a majority
Of the Whole House, or one hundred and
sixty-six votes
As the tim. of the assembling of Con
grcss grows nearer at hand greater in
terest becomes attached to its opening
and to the work it will do. First OF all
are the rules and what will be done with
them To day We have no organized
Congress. The tiftieth Congress has be
come \ cadaver aud with it the rules hv
which 1t was governed. The rules are ~
dead IA the Democratic party itself; and
no one pretends that when the Fifty-tirst
Congress comes together the rules of It's
predecessor are in force any more than
they suppose the Congress Is to be gov
rrued by the Democratic minority.
should the meiubcrs of the next House
choose to be governed by the rules of the
last House they could do so by adopting
them. Hut they have no idea of doing
this. They are objectionable and unfair
"A hiDdrance to legislation, n mockery of
parliamentary usage, code by which
the majority has no voice and cannot rule,
rs all have been caught that maioriti,s
should rule
BY all means Jet the next House start
with clean slate and new set of rules
The issue made hy the Democrats really
l. that the majority shall recognize illegal
elections and the negro suffrage sup
preston. or have no business done for the
people of the country vt large. Not so.
The rules are to be made by the majority,
So that the msiorlty can dispatch legisla-
ton. The issue Is Que we'll understood,
and the Republican members are ready to
meet it, and to stand by the results Of
their action