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SAILS FOR pREsENT DELlVER
nT..HAua 1 -


For fGfre delivery the market is very dull decline Of
ic r sales Us follows, al Oh basis OF Low MI hgs 900
17c Us IIS1r 100 isiI-c ECO l6'c 5o l6s'c Juy
300 62c August zoo l6gci lo1, u.s. ~, 'c On,
prices-May 10 &c; june lbec; Jy 10 Auguss
l6Gl scptem9er lila .dfc Oc'2n9r Io-1g%
lGigc February, IGJlsc market bar ~ steady sues 9u
up TO May. 40, i6'sc Loo i9g zoo ~ '39 81
is &c August 800 l6'iec: 800 lGi5gc zoo l6Ige 200
tept.nber 200 I6i5,ac October 5O, Ioec; 30, I9ec;
100 l6lsgci January, 200. l6ic; 500 lOc oo0 Iooc''
total. 10 100 bales grand total, 1890 bales , -
FLOUKAND MkAL-Our Flour market tts past week mas
characterized by Increased activity and DNyahy IN
Wheat DranGs, more especially confined 70 goi @ cioc
Family brands have been IN very general Demand ana
advance Of 10 q2Jc per bh has been es.oshe
holders retaining the advantage 10 me close DI ADeI anu
brands, though commanding nigh prices nave not
sold yrry freely though confidently held for an advance ana
have somewhat IN sympathy WIKI hc alFance IN ter
Wheat hero ,he West the material advance IN Winter
Wheat tho Vest and The very light deliveries rom aners
ports damage Winter neat crop AMI ~ ~ very en-
don't count our usual supplies from te WIN
ter Wheat sections during nc 9plhg anu SUNNI m
Wheat brands Of low grades ma not si 80 oe
arrivals ana less iaF0a ne ~, ices rom Euo D' U
grades OF spring Wheat flour have mOVeu III synpaIn'
Tuesday have had more atlYe
for shipping Extras for these some advance las Dh
favorable adyices London City Ground aa sold quite
freely has improved and closes IN demand LOT 1e " -,
demand and light arrivals have improved ana close very r
Patent Process has been N falr demand L9r @G Y
be notad-with export demand for London Fancy MN
s moi baen marked We nnd jObDcrs very reluctant
pay the advance lnssiet on I"r Niu.vl t,au
brands many having DO faith IN the reports OF INJURY
IN the Winter Wheat crop, which there Little doubt our
OF Wntr Wheat Extras L r-duceu more
Choice family brands and the supplies III prospect rom ~
IOuis aud southern illinois are quite lghL nc %
the 2o7' 0pIs 80 r1,SI
duh low grades, but STEADY Winter wheat brands
held very strongly quiet No and Supernne ana
AT the close the market IL strong for Sprns Wne'
brands and very hrn and moderately active Tor inter neat
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At 90 ID 10 the bush

CALIFORNIA CRoPs-SAS FRANcIso0. ATrl lf-7ho NORTH
winds which have pre- a Il tor The last r.9s ayo iOd
fear,ly this grain crops pretty Large G. ,Ae
April - Thc reports from the dgricl l c)gntrs
have been unflyOrlOe dGrhg tho Last ~ce h before,
and much OF the has suffered IfJih ta no ram
would The yield VIII De- good few ~ to .yisirr
districts but tht probably n0t exceed ~ bsri,
by rJst iO the vineylT a. e.ass'I-
~ and tl.f tlr orchards buy slight
GAPORTs From sEPT. I. 1874. 10 DirF
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he receipts Of produce for the week ending Saturday May
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following the mpOrsons Of general merchandise OF
the port OF New York the ending April 30 1915
No. Pkgs. Value. Ne0ls, &c
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CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1011 O'CLOCK
AND liz O'CLOCK A. NJ
use. counon 1851 L 81, Coupon. 1881
III nno 1o3La 10000. 4 intll6
Y e. Reeistered 1851 Z 5 5s, 1910. Coupon
iU,n0 212la,s $500. 3.ll6
Y $500 Coupon 1s62 S 6s. i040 Coupon
9AOO ..-.....-I mt l1O1s 11.OOO...........iZA4 |N
$3.50 Registered 1865
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FRFITHrS-Ou the berth the MARKET Is very quiet ana
easier rates. accepted for Grain rOom there being no dspo
hold unless az
sion though the accommodating IS ~ no means increased
the decine there little d,aG ~ The char
tsTtng line to report very Gun market gram
tTluagc request with rated arN rates
pIuiy well maintained though they cannot DO considered
scrpng; engagements include: To Lyerpo by steam,
4COJ hush Mbear n esd 100 bbls RoSn IS 70 Glas
gov ldOoO bush rnn at 52aod and rOOy bush
~. the charters comprise N1rWeg schooner
seed Oh hence y Bremen ia 3D.. an Italian
bark Cork Tor orders with = 900 IRA orain nc s.
lid; direct, Norwegian bark hence % direct
port In United Kingdom with 1000 DO az 4s ~ ID
fTOm Baltimore with 5000 bnls Refined Pet
the Continent IS. sd. bark from philadelphia
Dbls do. for terms upkuONn
GIsAIN-rhs day week LETT our wheat market very
quiet lnd TILED prng but nm ior Inter since men
OF fairly active Int variable MARKET Tor fIs,
but Winter has improved daily the former mnneneea y VIC
from Europe and the latter by Inc uhIu
able reports from the states % the growing
crop Most English and Continental orders recently 10 manu-
The tvK Spfgs PeLets Vae
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=. 29.li5,l}2 3.llG.75O 32.2jH.Ss2
Great briiain OtHcr Jrelgn
Totals
3 9ls.J29 1886. 500

MoLAssEs- Foreign $ and prices nominal BONES
ng cuba liuscoyaO Gocery 4o@i8e Caha Ciayts
at t1S7 49, Stock Nav is7MasSoyao ~
hhds tI9h tsand 5S5 ns S %I S1 ak with
animation but prices are lat quoted at ~ o. 10
very light demanl quoted at 56c lots some oOns
los selling at 35 about 20 hha iaF qas but not
bols Wilmington g 80 washington uonnAlly % ~ =
PErR9LETM -Rc.nod IS sc1tg recovering from the
shock recently receyed alh tl'is IS '' ".a' L.sr
IRENE exporters purchasing lue II any - TIE worlds
sinplieq we quote Rsed in bills at I3 l3c prompt
70 @ FOR l5 AT We ara q - &C. eias Rs
but steady at 9c crude til ter also but III light rs
S9aSStfha ia Snena gc but G at Toe Tor fy ~ pha
PIE ne S feq 7 ' mon do Baadre quotes 81
BE Atycrs from the producing oht' A. rcelytd 2,V Ie
a. follows rsyc gpgt and mn at ,lfs ' 5a M M
city hrmer at = 5-2 "a - D. ho4se.il On 1' nTsahs
Tarzers Unijo p nion 81 % ontslc lines. = 300
-PRovisi6Sst ms day week lc,t Por; maItet
quite steady and fairy active since then much yaabn,ss
shing featurs, The oc, has been gh an shippers
week has, been ts turning u May contracts Juy by pay
Zoe per bbL considerable 2ps ness l-s Sl n 2 n ~
20 ~ of ny p l S bs b In led i.n prices hav,
not declined materially The consumption very ht AID
We notice consldaD a'on % CUR 5 n d ~ Xxx and
slowly. Gear fair business Ray os nol,' =,
$i5 so for Uuiasprctcd ST Inspected u CITY lmy
steady business ported = S ~ al Y,,cI 10.
Today market without change 10 note bl5 -
active closing option sales 20 Dds NJ 80 ~ ~
check today bbs do. 0ts, - - r., 'lar ~ luz
bills Extra Prime @l6 30; 2jO Dbs seller July ~ - ~
bbs seller August r22 - Beef Is Unchanged e9 .. oi
crate request sales l25 bbs - SOqs o for pan MI
sllaSll - for E.ra SO o FOR fa' ke 20 .1 faul.
ierce Beef quiet Beef anis steady ln, n ,sr1.S
demand 10 bbs SotlS FOR southern 10 J0bf-V ~
for w stern active and 't,rr; sales oVv
pieces &C. for shoulders 9"tg3aic for pcsii 100
fOJ,c Tor Smoked l2l.c. for Fs Hams j. a0 l2.c
for PickIed l8l3aic smoked 10 100 BOXES long Aut
the West the baas of l2-sc here, HlOy lle
Bellies bulk I20l3 20 average llipll ~ 80 boxes N'i
Bellies &c. Bacon ami in moderate demand salS ,"
boxes city clear. l. Sc 100 boxes 60 at me "e On
Of Dressed hogs 0en'hh
lOc Lard opened heavy bu. closed rather A. az or ior ' D'
sales, ~ en-" J1ci ~ lN+
Western steam l51s 5c I,2Jo ties, seller May, hse
80 seller loc.. 100 tc seller ~ ,sS
Is,ec seller August 1854 10 sc 100 Us a"i'"'
the year IL ,,--, l.. 49,. ...-,,., 81.
weather being favorable - old values Tor Choice ~ ie
higher freely. AND for Choice ir boda
% are arrner IN their o. Western thu rc.s dr- il
in on The quality arriving hardly Up 10 tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

FIRST BOARD--10lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
soLes Of STATE Bon Is Railroad Bonds-Bdnk and Rdt!-
rood 81 ares-LEpress Stocks. dc.
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THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

Carefully reported for THg TRIBUNE. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

CuYEsg-There slight improvement since our last snip
n, ~ and rhe freely Stocks
nf are very light and holders very Ia their
arriving freely and prices rule sby az aiou
lOdl6c The quality OF the new arriving IA mo We quots
Factory, tine STATE t@tory, be" =, ..,..
to fancy - 1901 all cream, fine. 10 9l6t
DO good 10 fine d16a Do do. do, fair. IA aGl0
Do common TO fair IL aGi6 Do do. do, Lah -.
Western do, com -. SKINNED diS
TO fine II 1lfa DO DO dO' tuli 10 D 0i!
OHIO Extra - 5s.6l6L2 state Pineapple 20 d2t
$500 English Dairy do. - as
COMP An ATryE STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

The Union Paclhc RaIrOad earnings lot 70 uay
of April are reported a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03


Sour - Dbl. -. - 8OGs5 90 ONO, Ext Trade - -
No. 23O bJ Uranus - " % -
Snnrrtne .. 4 7Oa 30 White Wheat FIX.
-ttte Extra BIRDS lJQ 5 80 Ono Indiana, -
Fascy B'tsf > 5OG ~ and hlchigdh;- 1ug az
West rn shining Double TX. do. do b 900 30
Extras -. 3 100 80 II. Louis Single 80 , -
Minnesota ENrs Extras -V~ v a"
com 10 Fancy 3 JJQ 80 ! L LOUIS Double -.
Minnesota" New 49, kALIas - . OV~ D ~
Process ..... 75glI 90 IT. Louis Triple - . ~
Good TO Choice Extras 49,. 20 : ~
spring Wheat $500 80 Genesee f;N. SOS. ~" U -
Lxfrns 3 500 ) % Minneapolis Com -
Fxt Ambcr Ind Choice Extra . 45g 80
o Ho' an A, AMI ~" ~ ey BAKERS $50 IS
Tils -upernne. 4 7OG 4 80 Mum polls New 49, a.
Ohio mi Hoop, Fioceas $1,000. A" O"S . w
Shipping 2Op D 80 ,... 49,. q. ,rso, . ~
southern Flour Is held WIN muCh 0TuhSs ~ 20
the the market Is very arm, VIII eSs VS'ou 0' Va
LOO bbls. We quote; r. ooas. az
Hait Alex. and G'tOwn Mixed 10 Good Snpr- 700 90
Bait. Alex and G'tOwn Extra and tanly ~ 0 JVD 80
Delaware 90 ~
HsitrnOre Howard ~. brands. -OV W
--- ------
Rye Flour demand steady safes Of 200 bbls
We quote: .o---a q. oos,. On
Rye Flour, state . tO~ ~
Flour Pennsy wanna. -JU 80
Corn Meal is dun ana tame sales OF 100 oDs qnote
Corn Meal, jersey ---tt 80 W
Meal, Western. O0G %
Meal, Western White .--...---.----- d OOg 50
Meal. Brandy vine q 10
Corn Meal Golden ksr...-----. 49,. = oO~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
COMPARATIVE STOCKS OF PORK

ExpoArs Of PROVISIONS roRK FoR TnE wEsN EMO
Pork, Bacon, Lard Beet Cheese TAISw
Lvpq. s sss l,aaSS.os 2i9Sise 4" szZ9Ss5 siOos'
lazy lazy 20 ,o Si 100 aosoOo $50 .,,.~ ----
BremR ls.sio $780, 1900 ''''"
Z = i & 474 sl2e,e soiOeS COT 2a.eOS 27aa
Other .essso. 40 $500. 80 - 9T7c2:
Total AL IJTsoos 9722 25I LIS 577.e29 ili5s3'
IorAL slN.E sEPI = ls;i, ,r,.ow
% S sgs lO7olsloS slsSe ss 6Ssis s56G29 i5sisSn
'N'S sAslR TINE LAST YEAR ,,
Pork. Bacon. Ls Sd I Rest Cheese S I1 B
,asss 1872 1902 o. s7s sSoo5 iO554sl5 q
si,GARs-Iaw sugars fair demand anu s Sha ma
IA arm AZ our revised QUOTATIONS. sales VI AVO lAuS ~~0"
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gal>s Of state Bonds R1Hr1rd B9ndS-B1nk and Rail
road Shdres-Etpr Stocks, &c.

% I hOCk IhI1IW OV'
faAM : RR 4OU.....hc I05 y K3nsa
100 bos4 -0la Del Lack and West AZ
900 -..... ION 100. .OCs3.l1944
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1norx 10 Advertisements.


AMUsKmENTs-E'srenh I'a0e-ith. 5'h. and 9Th columns
BOARD AND lOOMs- E'cpenH Pd0e-St and attn Columns
BUSINESS NOTCES-Sirfa PGge-lst column. -.
CHANCES FoR BUSINESS MEN-Eterenn rage 81 colui4"
CORPORATION NOTICES Tenth rdge-1st column
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES Eleventh. Pdge-3l cOluinh'
DENTISTRY Pa yc--lSt column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES Eiersnh P10c-2i cOlumn o,,,,,
EURoPEAN ADvERTS EMENTS-E lerenfa rage -oi 00i"N"
FiNANCIAl-Elerenth {dge-lst and 81 cOIuhus
FURNITUHR-E lerenh IGCe-3d column. , w.,
HELP WASTED. MALEs--ElcpcHh Fdge-o'h Coiumn' TIE
MALFs-E LpcnM pd0c--Gtn column - , -.
HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS &C. IehW rage - ISL
N 80,
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-EiJhh f1Je-isu ooiutnn
UOTEIs-EierenM IGOe-4'h column.
lssTRUCTi oN-Et1su PdOe-3d column.
LEGAL NOTICES Tenth Pagt-lst column.
IECTUERs AND MEETINGS-Eicpenh PdQc-5th column.
LOST AND FOUND-Eighth Pd0e-5th column.
MARBLE AND STATS MANTELs-Ienth PdQe-lst column.
MARRIAGES AND DEATus-Sepenth PdQe-6th column.
MIsCELLANEOU s-Tenh PGOe-1st column; Tpe(th Page
9th column.
MUSICAL lNsTRUMENTS-EieUenth Pd0e-5th column.
NEW PUBLICATIONs-Eighh Pdge-2t and 81 columns
PROPOSAIs-Tcnh PdJe-lst column
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-CITY-ElghM Pd1e-Nh col
umn; BROOKLYS-EiGhh PG0e-4th column; NEW
JERsEY-Etghh Pdge-4th column; CoUSTRr-E'ghA
Pdge-4th column.
SALES ny AUCTiON-Eiepenh Pd1e-3i column.
SAVINGS BANRs-bleUcnh PGGe-2d and 81 columns
BITUATIoNs WANTED. NALEs-Etepenh PGQe-5ih col
umn; FEMALES Eleventh Pd0e-6th ana 9th columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-SeDenfh Pdge-6ih column.
STEAMBOATS, AND KAIIRoADs-Eighh Pd0e-5th and 6th
columns.
srATIoSERY- ElerenM Pnqe-3I column.
STEAMERS. OCEAN-Eighh PaOe-5th column
T8ACHRRs-Eighh Pages ana columns.
10 LET. BROOKLYN PR0PERTf-Eighh Fdge-5tu COL
umn; CIfY-Bighh Pdge-4 and 5th columns.
WINTER REsoRIs- Eleventh PGge-4th column.
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ANOTHER STEP BACKWARD.


Within seven months the XLIIId Congress
has passed two acts, the only practical effect
of which will be to facilitate initiation and
add to the difficulties of resumption. The one
merit of Mr.. Dawes's compromise with the
Infationists was that it put an end to the
power claimed by the President and Secretary
of the Treasury to contract and initiate the
legal-teDder circulation at pleasure, within
the limits of SH,O000OO. The present bill pro-
vides for the accumulation of similar Gre
"serve" of $S2,0OO,OOO, and its sponsors are
known to contemplate the reissue Of it,
probably ON the occurrence Of the next panic.
But besides providing for this reserve, to be
reissued in times of political or financial pres
sure the bill gives unlimited power to the
Secretary of the Treasury to operate on the
prices of gold and silver. Whatever merit
there was in the act of June 2e, 1874, is more
than offset by the extraordinary powers be-
slowed on the Secretary by the present act.
The two acts together can have no other effect
than to increase the insecurity of the banking
business. With the entire paper circulation of
the country incOnvertible. and the banks exempt
from the natural checks to the overissue of
paper money, all artificial restrictions are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
TUE DRAMA.

PARK THEATER-LR RAYMOND5 BENEFIT.
Dir. Raymond, at the Park Theater. VIII
take his farewell Deuclt tOuiSnt. IL Is nos ~ 10
doubted that his personaOn Of Colonel sellers. Ia the
Gildcd Age" has been bencht 10 tho community upon
which he scattered the silver spray OF Innocent
mirb, and Lkewse "a benefit to the Stage. upon WHOA
he has created parsonage an Il now ntoEost. Ia
tue Original, Colonel sellers literary sketch Ar
RlymOuds creative power has made this living mah
ana his comic ideal made a fact I'm execution Is 80
yeined with goodness that while 4 ecits Laughter IL
also inspires affection. Presentations OF this sort pu'
n,I on nature al ease with ITSELF aud mako tue stage
very potent for good. IMr. Raymond will have
gded house tonight If no meets Will tue Iare"o'
recognition he has we'll deserved.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Clara Morris will act in San Francisco
gu Jan. 10.
Mr.. Grau will probably bring out in New
YOIK tho ltAiIan actor, ROssi.
Miss Emily SOldene is performing at tho
Ch,stOut otloeC TDeater. PmlLl~I'.la.
Mr. Florence has arrived home from San
Francisco, wuero NJ met sI.1 mach good f0rsuJe.
Mr. Fecbter was acting recently in Cincin-
las APPEARANCES DUIVIo tAo pLOLC are heQ Ac"'
Mr. Boucicault's new play, entitled A
Briud Tour" Inc Faith AYecu0 I"e'ter' - ~ mis'"'
e Mr.. John b. Rice, formerly theatrical man
aver Ia Chicago, dIed. Tue Isn uit, la nVIOh' '
aged s5.
Miss Nelson has been compelled By illness
to cancel ensaseDent at No" O4c"ns A- 10 40" "
city.
Mr.. Toole will make his first appearance IN
Boston lStu met. lie has Dccu S,J prosperous
the West.
Miss Cushman WAS obliged by illness to give
up enlargement 1T san 'ancscO. Ind sue 1'S io-
turned to New YORK.
Mr.. L. l.. Davenport will appear at tho
Putn Avenue Thottr next week. 10 Shy0e"' Mos
LeClercq Will play IOrtId.
Messrs. jarrett g. Palmer, the managers OF
BoO,h's TneaGer, purchased sseau ~ 'Odta
kJck, aud her excursions "a Xt oduInrI.
Mr. BOucicaults fine play of THE SIaugh-
rsuu" Reached Its 65 "A CUuscUu roprJS iaSt
ngut The receipts. up 10 LIST Sturdy. were s3i 0oO
"Worth makes the man." 1t is now said
that he nas made play, ANA also wIth Nh ~, an
arrangement ~ bring It out Ia NoNYO.k. Coming irOn
tue great man-mlllner 1t Will display an InIiscnso
number OF COsLunes.
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PERSONAL.

Prof. W. G.. Sumner of Yale College gave
the citzons OF New Haven excelient lecture
" Hard MONEY " tue other evening.
Mr. John b. Trevor of this city, who is
President OF the Board OF Trustees OF Rochester Uni.
versty has gwen that Institution $4,000. IN addition ~
his former donations OF $4,000.
Some time ago w. w. COrcOran of Wash
ington offered TO Columbian Unverslty valued
at s95oOOO as an endowment fund. condition that
other friends OF the institution would raise within
period addiuoual sam OF 100000 The Bxocutye
requisite amount has been subscribed In Maryland the
Middle and New England states, ard IN the District.
Oliver Wendell Holmes writes IN The Bos-
ION Advertiser rs follows concern ng the late Mrs. Mot
Icy wife OF the historian: "She was not one to 10
FORGOTTEN by those who had known her. Her great
personal attractions. her amiabe disposition, hor gen.
nature her social gifts always made her univer
sal fayOrto tho days OF her lovely girhoOd. Tue
warmth of feeling aud frank Sincerity OF xpres
sion which fascinated tue admirers who gathered about
her young days, dfused their charm around her
IN the years OF her maturity. Her life OF the
largest social experiences and she was equal ~ an
its exlgencle the Of Europe. where her hus
band hrid the highest diplomatic pssilols, she found
herself home AID among friends than Ia tIs
ere 20 she had left, where her presence always
welcomed deliKht. Ii her sulle aud her aocOnL
ths natural language OF a good heart which ~ read
everywhere. DO matter what tongue spoken was 100
evident Co be misnteIpreed. aud rienisnips grew up
around her naturally as leaf aud Hover tue
SprlOg sunshine"
LONDON, Jan. TT is again rumored that
ME. Disraei Is TO be married.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-POstmaster Coey
was today commissioned rs Brgadier General OF the
State Militia.
LONDON, Jan. THE Rt. Rev. Mr.. Vaughan.
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Stafford. accompanied by
several priests, has sailed the steamer Oceanic fer
New-York. lie coca to promote tue mlssIoDs ainoUy
the negroes er the southern states.
WASHINGTON, JAN THE power of physical
endurance displayed By Postmaster General Jewell hn
excited the wonder and apprehension OF large GLASS Of
persons hold office in his Department or hama s0outi
looking for fat contracts Such long hoursas Mr. Jewen
keeps such attention TO detais exclam straw
bidders and members OF the Rings" that have takes
root in the Department building during Gen. Drama
Administration. Why, the msu never lived who could
stand The Postmaster General Will rum his health
he will surely break down under IL despite OILS stiovS
constitution Something must ho done, Tor u u really
too bad TO have efficient officer wear himself cut ~
10 matters which Is the dutJ OF his suOor
dInnte. to arrange must he induced TO lnrust tho
details 10 Others the general dues OF bis Once are AZ
that any one man ought TO attempt TO attend To- Bis
The Postmaster General in spite OF his attention 70
Is prOvOkngiY good hralth while those "hs
are SO soeitous In his behalf grow seeker every Jay
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voted for it without abandoning n single
article of their windy creed. VIII it initiate
the currency7 Men who pretend to oppose
imitation as the road to bankruptcy voted for
1t under the caucus whip. And somebody will be
somebody must be-fooled. Whof That 3
tho question. The leading statesmen Not
much They all understand there g trick In
it, and when some one like Senator Schurz,
who has no motive to deceive or assist IN de-
ceiving the people, asks what the bill means,
the shrewd and cunning inventors OF the
measure decline to answer.
What this bill is for is simply TO keep the
Republican party together. 1t has no other
purpose under heaven. And it is whatever
you please to whOmsOever it pleases. Men
who differ rs the poles upon the questions IN
vOlyed in the bill voted for it. Why !
Because it does not say anything or mean
anything that is direct, positive, and truthful.
The resumptiOnist is expected to take the
living promise of specie in 1879, and the intla-
ZIONIST lets him have that bird in the bush
while he takes in hand the imitation OF twenty
millions. And these are the gentlemen who
are going 20 act tGS;22tGc- @%d give to the
country the appearance Of united party,
when they are, in fact, as far apart rs RepuD-
licans and Democrats were in 1860. And this
is what they call craftsmanship. What Is 1t
actually but pcttfogging and shysterlng !
what but organized and systematized lying
Is Congress to go on and pass bills when
their authors dare not explain Is that the
genius of American craftsmanship; that the
wisdom and foresight of the leading states
man Of great party9 Here was legislation
called for upon subject of the highest I'M
portance. The party i'll power was not organ
lied with any reference to such an Issue, ara
so found itself divided and broken upon it.
And the wisdom of that party consisted in i'll
venting piece of trichcry by which it should
seem to be united and homogeneous, and put
ting the deception upon the people.
Was there no Republican in Congress to stand
up and demand, in the name of the people
whose finances are being tinkered and TITLED
with, that the authors of this measure should
tell what it means, or make its meaning so
plain that there could be no doubt about it 7
Here is an accumulation Of lies from the in
fraction of the Constitutional provision that
gold and silver shall be the only legal tender,
down through the irredccmaDlc promise of
the greenback, and the broken pledges of
Conventions without end, to this last at
tempt on The parC of caucus to put off the
American people with formally enacted re-
iteration Of the old broken winded engage
meut. Isn't it about time to begin telling
the truths