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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27
LANDS RESERVED FOR INDIANS.

The First Lot of Deeds of Thai Nature Re
ceived at the Helena Land Once.
The Helena land office is in receipt OF
a number of deeds of trust issued by the
government in favor of Indians who have
severed their tribal relations, says the
Independent. This is the first lot OF
these papers ever received here. Under
the act Of Feb. 8, 1887, Indians who had
severed their tribal relations, or VINO
were not living on a reservation when
the act was passed, we're entitled to 16O
acres OF agricultural land or 800 acres OF
grazing land. Minor children or Or
phans were allowed half as much as
adults. Two years ago the act was
amended, cutting down the amount of
land one-half. Each of the deeds re
ceived declare that the government
holds the lands specified for twenty-five
years for the sole use and benefit Of the
Indian named in the deed, and at the
end of that time will convey it to the In.
dian or his heirs. The deeds received
are issued to the following:
Alice M, Louise and Henry f. Hig-
gins; Josephine and George c. Arnoux;
Rose, Angeline and Mary Connolly;
James, Jesse, Maud, Sophia, William and
James Lacy; Mary o. Dunba; Jesse j.,
Levina NJ, Annie NJ, William w. and
Eliza Samples; Isabel Ripley; Walter,
Eliza, John, Enuxis, William and Susan
auckland; William, Richard, George,
Emma and John Croft, all Piegans, and
Fannie Bell Blevens, a Gros Ventre.
Some of the deeds issued under the
law are liable not to become patents.
The interior department has decided that
the children Of white fathers and Indian
m are not Indians under the act,
and therefore not entitled to its benefits.
Many alf-breeds we're affected by this
decision and when it was announced
there was a disposition on the part Of the
people to jump their claims. The various
land offices, however, were instructed
not to allow any contests to be filed un-
til the department gave further orders.
The department had previously held that
such half breeds were Indians and under
that ruling much land was taken up. 1t
is thought such half breeds will be al
lowed to keep what they took up, as they
acted under what the department had
declared was their rights.
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Scandal in High Life.

Mr.. Hot Stuff came home to dinner
the other night and thinking to make
his wife very merry, he said he bad taken
out a policy on his household furniture.
The lady Immediately seized him by the
throat, but when he stated he got it at
Phil Gibson's Office peace was restored.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27
HORSES

500 reward will be paid for the cap
ture and conviction of the thief or
thieves and for the recovery OF the two
horses stolen from tho pasture field on
Thursday night. One a bay and the
other a sorrel, each six years old, brand
ed ST on left shoulders and thighs, and
weighing about l,400 pounds each.
CASCADE LAND COMPANY,
Great Falls, Mont.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

Coxey's army is moving. ..pidly toward
Great Falls to buy Harness and saddles
at Steffen's Harness Shop, where they
beat the world in prices.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-27

Dandruff is an %exuqation from the
pores of the scalp that spreads and
dries, forming scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Halls Hair Remover
cures il.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEI~-IEHK'S OFFICE.
House OF Representatives United States. Wasiir.-
ton. D. g. July IL. 1891 Scaled proposals will re
DAY, i-1st II. 1884, for the delivery OF one thou
ash furnace coal screened, also seventy i've CijI
Cords. mOt.- less. OF tao best spruce pine AMI
one harslred and atty IJ0 cords. more or .es. Of
the best ok wood. he needed at the I!aIs;.
q Representatives. during the fiscal year ending
JuRs 30. 1880. said wood and coal to be delivered
and stored Ii the vaults OF the south wing Of th.
Capitol At such times and la such quantities rs
may be desired hy the Clerk Of the House Repre-
eentstiTcs- The coal must weigh 2, 240 pounds o
the toa. ana the oak wood must he In three %,
Pieces The wood must measure Us cubic feet to
Rae cord. ao1 Iaust be corded measured and cut ut
The Capitol Tie right to reweigh the coal at tn,
Edpltol ed the right to reject AMI all bids il
Reserved Tie bids to be iadarscd PROPOSALS for
eosl And ~cvn, and addressed To JAMES KERR
Clerk Of EAc House Of Representatives. Unitcd
States. iyl3-lawtt
OFFICE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL. IA,EEI-
hd. JeI, -. 1s9i.-The mayor and city council
O. rlu=cl. Md. will receive Proposals until
xSNI,AT. AUGUST THurrEE%'Tii 1894. at
RIGHT O'CLOCK PM, fsr :r,ding finishing
and laying cur ling. 7aAsise. gathering Tcdfo.i
laa.sdanl ~oad~ay asd eek sid.v alSs on Wash.
iAstoa svcnuc from tse fItuEent river to Crows
bi3nrh. abcIt 1900 feet In length by 30 feet in
With. Efllk f,fEas Of proposals. and spccifica-
tisxs ,Sl tie obtained fron the mayor and city
roJnsn together with all Information.
Attest: q. Il. TINANUS, Mayor.
CTO. ". BOND, Clerk jyc5-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT $20-EXCEBLENT GROOM HOUSE;
all mod. fpp; cellar: electric gas lighting; high
situation Key with owner 1214 18th st. ne.
jy2T St.
FOR RENT-UI FLORIDA AVE. NEW SIN
room bay window brick Ami; convenient to
At door. ty27-3ts
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BOARDING.

FOR EENT-ClPTroI. BILL. NEAR CAPITOL. 2.s3
Nor 4 CAPITOL st. secead-stOry communicating
ICONS yila Or without board; Wit iJarl. two IN
loom $40 ,.- mcnth. ty37-3ts
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ATTORNEYS.

GEO y. KES'.
Lawyer.
Expert In pa:"nt Eases. SPECIFICATIONS drawn s,,
inscrtors. s.s ST.. Washington, u. G. bs,ayus
CAMPBELL. CAgRIsGrUN
Attofney-atlaw,
Wch,:cr Law bUding Ho5 ID ST. NV Wash
Layton, DC Rcsdccce. y33 X ct. NV d2a
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fOlt KENT
913 ave, Tor. 500. 80 159 Mass ne, Sr23. so
1121 14th NV, 13r 90 112S 9Th st NV. 5r IS
1926 18th st 15r. Is 1872 4th st sc, 6r. - 80
925 o st NV, In. .6OOO IL 18th ST ne. Or. II. 40
GU Ii st NV, Tor. so 1888 Columbia ave. 1r.23
1223 18th ut NV. 7r. 40 III 18th ST 81 - ~
6O4 18th. l1r 1854 12+3 9th st NV, Or %. 30
1914 10th NV. 1Sr. 80 ITO 18th st. 6r. -. 80
1854 10th st. Or. .5J6S AS st NV, Or. ~. 40
22ll Wash cir. Or as. Is 636 d st &c. 6r.. so
lOS 9th st NV, 9r.JO.o0 121 CALIFORNIA; Or. .2p:i5
GA 18th st, 12r. .5O.Oo Wash Grove, Or. 20. 90
u NJ 1T NV, Tor. so 900 7th NV store. -. On
lexington, Or. so 6l9 I'd ct ne. ar. 20 70
1924 9th st. Tor. 47so 1914 7th NV, Or .is.s5
HOO st NV. sr. 40 so 4lS n ave NV, Or .lsS5
635 Cap st, 1lr. 1880 81 L st NV. 6r......l7
1906 18th st NV, Or. 40 l14l eth st me- Or 1850
l202 st NV, Or. SO 1898 5th ST NV, 5r.16.30
1898 Vt ave. IT.. .33. 40 1113 st NV. Or. $50
1913 10th st. Or. .35 80 II Defrees st. 6r rs 10
1907 9th st NV. Or. 30 80 100 NJ st NV. 5r. 1890
63S st Sc, TT. .3o35 1856 n st sw. Or 80
SO ave NV. 7r. IS z2,s tleyerd ar .6r IA SO
SIG ID st Sc, III. .35 2229 Cleveland, Or. .430
1913 Marion st, 7r. .30.35 302 Attn st ne Ar. IL
2215 18th st, Or. 30 1415 Fla ave. 4r..... IS
1870 st. hall 81 1901 kraemer st. Grill 80
50 ave ne. Or. 80 917 Kitch st sw Ar. II 30
1926 Marion st. IT.. IS 3f6 l. sw. 5r... 1850
30 st NV. IS 1913 Wylie st ne. 5r. TO- so
49, st NV, 1lr. % GO 1872 Huron st, 81. 30
400 10th st sc, u. so Fenton p ne. Or. 1870
1888 9Th ct NV, 1r % 90s 21st St store. 10. 80
32l Spruce ST. 9r so 800 18th st Or. 1000
1924 9th st. Ir. III IS 1918 Oregon st. 3r. 10
1896 Pierce pl, 1r. y. 40 1918 Kramer 5r $50
1887 V st NV Or. .20.3o 2526 9th NV, 5r. 10
t26 9th st NV. sr. .2530 1908 Graceand Il, 80
2l0s X st. Or. Is 20 Alb o sw, rear, 4r $50
233 LIST st NV, 6r 2535 ti22 Gordon ir. $50
1885 Columbia. Sr. $3.50 1922 L Sc. 5r...... 500
]. 23-m,w&f u. II. WARNER & CO., 91G f NV.
FOR ENT-s27. 5O-I2 n ST. NV: o ROOMS AND
bath, bay-window, press brick; MI; newly var
nished; key at grocery opposite. Apply at 9S2
o ct. NV. jy19-1m'
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Store and dwc SO Fen
ton III nv. Or. ......l6
store rIu aud stable
100 II ~ ne. ........l5
Store rrl 1871 ~ NV. Is
Gnnton bld:. rms 81.
%, -, &c. 27&2S. AZ. 80
Gunton bldg. rms Is.
Ia, AMI I basement
room ......... $50
Gunton bldg. rms II
and %. 30
~? Market sp. I'm 1. 30
Gunton bldg. rms %
and ~. ~
62G la ave. 81 f......c5
al3 nth ST. rms 1,
. Il ri G............2S
Cunt, Il bldg, rms 50.
~ agd 81. -?
Central bldg. run is. 80
Central bldg. rm lie
i6s la ave. back rm,
III Il. ..............iJ
1899 4 ST NV. rm :. Is
Gunton bldg. rms 3.
Z, 4. Ia. II, ~. ~.
"a and ~. 30
719 Market sip. rms
= and 3..........la.50
Central bldg, rms Is
and l+............l2
1899 r 81 NV. rm Z. 10
Gunton bldg. run "a. s
4GS Ia ave. back. I'd n.5
Gmton bldg, vault rm. 8
5l5 nth st. rm lib
Rear l416 X st NV. IL
Rear 2135 g st nw....lO
Rear 1l9 X st NV. $50
Rear 20i3 i4th st NV. 5
'rtion Of the property Tn
call at Office for bulletin
!. Z. i. wAGGANAN.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Oh THE
District OF Columbia. Washington. July &c. 1894
Ordered That section 10 of article 10 OF the Io-
lice regulations Of the District of Columbia, as re-
rscd ard amended August 5. ls92 is hereby
amended by she addition of the following: Re-
tnce sunse; and sunrise of each dag a headlight
aher eguiS alent rejecting lantern to give due
warning to u rsons crossing steam raIl.uad
tracks of the approach of trains. locomotives or
ears, shall l'c displayed upon the advancing end
of every train Of steam railroad and of single
steam railroad cans and locomotives not in trains
whtn moving in the District of Columbia. II shall
he unlawful for any person to- set in Motion. run
operate any train of rntroad cars, single rail-
rad or locomotive without the said display Of
such lights lanterns. GEORGE TERI 'ISlD FL T..
CHARLES +. POWELL. Commissioners ID. &. u
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washing ton. July 26 1884,
Ordered: That the amendment of July IL. iS'l, 10
section of article & OF TIA. police regulations
the District OF Columbia Is HEREBY amended as
TO read as follows: No horse riulc, sheep swine,
dog or bitch. bovine other cattle shall i.e al
lowed to run at large In the District OF Culunhia
and any person owning or hari,sring any such ami
NAL, who shall suffer permit the same 20 wan
der, at large. pnr.strained. shall. ut,-
conviction thereof before the Police rairt OF
said District ie fined hereinafter provided with
costs OF prosecution for csch ofens-. GEORGE
TRUESDEI.L. ClIaRI.ES r. POWELL. Commits
sioners ID. Q. n
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FOR RENT-SAIE OR EXCHANGE EXCELLENT
conner house; ami; 10 rooms; q few doors from
Dupont Circle, 2020 st. NV: key at POLO.
Owner. ]. CHESTER 1929 Ut. NV. N21-1n
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
HOTELS.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM GARRETT CLEANING
works.-Carpets cleaned lie .Es Les. na:iae:
Carpets made aoth psosf free of Charge Mat
tresses made 10 order. o::cs. 1920 Pa a.s
Works, l10S sad $40 ~. ral.,.tsae S,i
Ah2-tf ~. NRwNYEi;, Manager.
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rNfh Ken -
l:s:i7 II st ne, Or. $50
1881 Sd st ne. Sr. ..Is.Jl
2l3 LIST st ne, Or. N
2iS 10Th 81 ne. 6r. .lS.3
1929 NJ st ne. 1r......l>
Gl3 | st ne, Or. ...17.3G
1oi ! 81 st ne. Or. 800. IL
~ Myrtle ST ne. 1r.l5. 1.
12D2 Linden st ne. 6rl5.3I
1oic | st ne, ir. ......II
$50 18th at ne, 5r. IL
~ q st ne. 81. q
1924 Norris 81 ne. 5r. I'd
2o0l-l1-l3-l5 Gales ST
ne, Cir. ................
li46 Trinidad NV ne. ir. 4
1878 and 1872 Norris
ST ne. ar.
1J06-I-l0-l3-I5-2i and
q Turner st ne. 5r.6.5C
40 e 81 sw. Or. 81
1906 AZ st SIS. l2r. -
G39 and 943 L st sw,
OF. $500. -,
9il 4 st sw. Sr. -
201 1917 st sw. Sr. Ia. 35
33l & II sw, Or. 10 30
gl5 and 9lT Md ave
sw. Or. 20
40 18th st sw. 1lr. pa
i20 Sth st sw. Or. lis
g. Md ave sw, Ir....17
6l7-l9-23 G st sw. 6rl5.30
1904 ila st sw. Or. 1880
Store and dwg 100
18th 81 NV. l3r. ia
Store rm S25 It'll NV. "a
Store and dwg 400 II
ST ne, ir. 80
Store and dwg 500 X
st NV. Sr. 80
Store and dwg 30l n
st ne, 4r. .16
The above Is only n d
my hooks. For fun list
issue,l on the LIST and lot
iy21-w fam
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FOR RENT
. Dupont Circle. .$l2J 1903 q st..,....s5
3 Dupont Circle. .12a 1870 9Th st.........5 "a,
SIG Conn ave. Ia 2D24 Corcoran st ~
1885 Mass ave. .112.5o Stable 11+5 II av -
1917 18th ST.. 100 Stable 1913 N ST. -
li6t Rhode Island av,lo0 Fayette terrace. :. ~
2tD2 q st........ j.iCf i07 eth st se..,. s. 30
Office l+06 q St .62.aD 1908 x 1112 4th st. II
1I4t st............6 go 53l 1tth st Sc. l6
1908 st.
Also large list OF desirable furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN.
jy2l l406 q st. NV.
FOR RENT 1920 q. ST. wa. IL
2026 G NV. 12r and b. 500 I142 5th me- Crab l6 "a;
Flat. 1914 Ia ave 1903 Ia Nv Sc Or w IL 70
NV, Sr. ami. 40 Bcssclfs Ct. II, 10 ~
1I4l 18Th, Sr and 30 - 800 9th. 5r. 10 10
1857 18th. ar and b.3O 10 On Champlaiu ave, IS
2SlS y NV, Sr, mi. ESQ and $40 per mo-
Five Broom houses southeast. seven dollars per
nenth. GEO. W. IINkINS,
jy23 200 10Th st. NV
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING CORNER
18th and Gales st. $3.50; also s-story
bay window brick, 1902 X st. ne: all MI; will
I've rented very low to good tenant.
jy1S-tf l.. SrARGARDTEl, 6l3 18th at.
FOR RENT-1332 NEW YORK AVE; FINE
double brick house; II rooms; ami; 2 bath
rooms, furnace large dining room and back yard !;
suitable for business, private residence boa nd
ing house; good table II desired. NJ. d. PECK,
9S4 st. NV. Jy2l-1m
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FOR SALE--BICYCLES.

FOR SAI.E-WILL SELL. S159 COLUMBIA PNEU-
matte tired bicycle for $62Jo. account Of
leaving the city. Ii. A. HOPKINS, 227 n. ].
IT.
FOR SALE ENCEIT!oNAL SNAP, NEW FAIL
conf guaranteed one year by best firm In city:
500 wheel; ouiy $50: 30 Victor D. beauty,
so. ]. b. NJ, Hos 81. tupstairsl jy1s-tf
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ESTATE OF MARGARET SULLIVAN, LATE OF
the District of Columbia. No. 62OS. Doc. 20.
Application having been made to the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court, for probate of last will Of Mar
garet Sullivan and for letters Of adminst ra ton
c. t. a. on said estate. by Rev. John Goyd Pc
titioner for Charles J. Berner, this Is to give
tlce to all concerned to appear in said court
Friday, the Sd day Of August. A. D. 1894. at 10
O'Clock am, to show cause why such application
should not be granted.
Attest: L. P. WRIGHT, Register Of Wills. DC.
W. II. SHOLES. Proctor for Applicant. jy13 20, %
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASlt-A FINE LARGE
nHyyable Snow for outside display. Call at
900, 9TH 81. NV u21-2t-
FOR SaI.E-NATIONAL CASH REGISTER; 10
keys; all improvements: perfect condition; Sl2J.
9py Pa. ave. jy26-3ts
FOR SALE $50 CASH WILL BUY A FINE
square piano. Address PIANO. Star office. liz IT.
wOfi SAi-E- hDEkSEl COW; VERY GENTLE;
gives sIli'ns of very rich milk n day. Mrs
W. H. MOtFAr, Rladeusburg, Md. jy263t'
FOR SAI.E-ONE RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE:
also electric motor and fan: at reasIna, lie
price Address, A. H.. Star ohee- b25-3t'
FOR SAILS WHEEL. SCOOPS. IN FIRST Class
eoDd. ton. at nre-half original cost. JOHN
QUINN. III 9TH ST. s.w. jy2.J-3ts
FOR SAIE-lOUNGE. $3.50; COOK SrOYfS IS:
oak DISK. 81; 81 Per week for bed and par
Tor sdiit>. low prices. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP
CASH AND TIME HOt Sc. S13 9TH ST. .nyi-tr
FOR SAl.E-''OT-rO'' GAS ENGINES BOTH NEW
aHi oEd -hand; any size.
Srnt Cor cirrniar call
ni2u ID. EALLAUF, Ayt., 73f 7th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A FLAT OF THREE FURNISHED OR
uhfurn'shed rooms; bath adjoining: delightful
!" alton; suitable for hight housekeeping. 32i
9th st. jy.s;,3ts
FoR RENT-WlST END FL.rfSi 26:0' X SrNw,
5 rooms: ami, rooms: ruoo,s: NIL have
BATH gas meter, wnter sinks, coal vault: r,duccd
rents jy1l-1m
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WANTED-BOARD.

RASTD-AtGUSr I, BY YOUNG LADY,
board in private family in UT. Pleasant
line oi chevy Chase road outside of city: hest
Of REFERENCES. AhdI,ss, with full particulars,
- KENT C'iIY. Star offSe. 1t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR EENT-SOi ST. NV, NEWLY FURNISHED
looms, with nrst-cass home cooking, for or 4
gentlemen; all on same flor: also other rooms
unfur.; private family; children. jy26-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAlE-A NEAT 2-STOR1 BRICK STORE AND
dwelling. on sth ST. s.e. near navy yard. god
business stand; suitable terias; pticc. s.
G25-3t SAMJ HI BIEi;kit. sos 7th ~. ".
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1341 CORCORAN ST, 2
stories, fronts south, ten large rooms, clothes
press, closets and all modern improvements:
back parlor used as dining room, back of which
is buffers pantry. connected with dumb waiter
with kitchen below; front basement used as
store room Rent, S45. THOS. q. LIENSEY &
Co, 1900 st. NV. jy9-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-AJGtSr I. OR 4 UNFUR. ROOMS.
III HOG with Use of bath, for light housekeeping
oyer store preferred terms must Dc nloderu te.
Address. with particulars, WATCHMAN. star
Office.
NANTEiJ-I;I MARKED COUILE, FURNISHED
uBfurHiSh.l room, with board. Address T.
H., Star office. iy2s,3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.
FEMALE.

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
a place to do general Homework In private fam
lily; Sod refs. II required. Please call at II19 18th
W. LEI
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45 1924 y Y ave NV IRA Ia
112I 18th 1T NV tr'fl. Ii
RI Asa G6. Mass av&21st %
30 1872 + NV G'n. Id
HOS. ]. FISHER X CO.,
lS2i L st IL W
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-12-13
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
urom our Regular Corrc%pondeut.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1894

(Frm our Regular CUrTc%p0ndcut.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1894
The most striking thing Of the
first week Of Congress has been the
apparently concerted effort of the
Democrats and Mugwumps to stir
up jealousy and bad feeling between
the friends of those Republicans
who are prominently mentioned as
Presidential possibilities, by DIS
tortlng their replies to questions and
in some cases by actually putting
words in their mouths which they
never thought Of using. Represen-
tative Boutelle, of Maine, rightly
calls this Fan old trick OF the
democracy to invent phrase or
catch-word which they seek to make
odious by iteration, and then to use
it as bugaboo with which to scare
tlmid and feather Drained Republic
cans" The trick consists in ask
ing some unsuspectlng Republican
whether the party will re-cnact the
Mckinley tariff law, when it returns
to power. If he answers in sub
stance, that changed conditions
may make some changes necessary,
as most sensible men are apt to do,
he will find his remarks distorted
and published under a scare, head,
"McKinleyism is Dead" or some
thing with similar meaning. The
object is so plain that Republicans
in Congress smile at the attempts,
but this mention is made to put
Republicans in your vicinity on
their guard against accepting as
true any interview purporting to
have been held with any Republi-
can Senator or Representative, in
which protection is lightly spoken
of. There have been no such
interviews. If there is a Republi-
can in either the Senate or the
House who is not protectionist, he
is not known to the leaders of the
party.
Mr.. Cleveland and Secretary Car
Isle have apparently captured the
Democratic members of the House
Committee on banking and curren-
cy. Ten days ago Chairman
Springer of that committee, publicly
declared that 1t would be impossi-
bic for that committee to agree
upon any current bill; to-day he
says the committee will before the
holidays report currency bill to
the House, and that it will be along
the line proposed by Secretary Car
Isle and endorsed by Mr.. Cleveland.
This week is to be devoted by the
committee to hearings, the list
including Secretary Carlisle, Con-
troller Eckles and a number of
bankers. Secretary Carlisle has at
the request of the committee sub
mitted a rough draft of the bill
giving his ideas of what 1t ought to
be in order to carry out his recon-
mendations. Whether this bill
can pass the House after it is
reported will depend largely upon
the attitude of Speaker Crisp who
dominates the committee on rules,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-12-13
FARMS F()R SALE.

| offer for sale the following descriho,-
furms, situated about three and Unc-hah
miles north east Of Oakland:
|. The Erm OF Mrs. Goodwin, containing
100 acres. all under fence-gUOd barn, small
frame house. young orchatd. about 10 acres
cleared. Price g, 00G. Cash payment of $500;
balance ut 20 ears with interest
,. Farm OF Mrs. AntiOncttr Goes contain
ing about l2] acres. nearly all under fence;
about onC-third cleared; good barn, frame
house. Price. =, coo. Cash payment of S4OO;
balance at 20 years with interest.
3. Farm of Mrs. Ida G.. Cruntzberg, contain
ing 81 acres. under fence; orchard of $50 trees;
stable, frame house Price, 81 100. Cash pay
ment of SEQ, balance at 20 years with interest.
These farms adiOin each other, and a RAJ e
opportunity is offered to secure a home on
most favorable terms.
/ Also the swan Meadows tract contain
ing abuu. 500 acres, lying about four miles
South Of Oakland. VIII be sold as an entire
ty or subd!Vided to suit purchasers. Terms
easy. +. II. SlNCELL, Atty,
Oakland, Md.