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VEGETINE
WILL CURE CANKER HuMoR.

WILL CURE CANKER HUMoR.
RocKPoRr, MASS, March 81, 1876.
SIR; LAST fall my husband got me two bottles Of
your NfaiETINE to take for the Canker Humor,
took Il, and the result was very satisfactory. ! have
taken good many remedies for the C.nker HuInor.
Is doubt in my mind that every one suffering with
Ganker Iiumor can be cured by taking yEGEfINE
resPse1; Yssss with p.,Dsc,
MRS. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
vEGErINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1870.
M W \. hert'S'
ker and Liver Complaint for three years. nothing ever
did me any good until commenced using the ViaiE-
using the vEGETiSE consider there f l. ' nothins @
e4, 70 u ior such complaints. Can heartily recon-
'SS YCurs' '9Sfiy''0aR r"iy' Mis-. LIZZIE NJ PACKARD.
No, 10 Lagrange street, South salenl Mass,
VEGETlNE thoroughly eradicates every kind OF
condition.
VEGETlNE
PREPARED ny
IL II. STEVENS, BosToS, MASS
NEGErINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALLIC
a Boxed iOodS now ready. Address VICTOR T.
MAUGER, New York. my7-3m
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LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.


LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
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--LATEST MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS
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ot t1,GIiPTTiFC CiTB oT vHELEYSS ESSH RE,r by au,no,
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f'Rry p frSs% y 2sS Sg s,on
h@da&aN' %fkHy iI%Efi T. 5g gHS SdS4s. RqSse Esaae.
our stock Of Plain and Fancy Stationery Pane, md
sSd sS5dnP R s veil IrsnY rsrS narsanry arnctve @
LAW % H,ss.oi,I1; %oim; MO MORRISON,
leiO" NO 80 fernsvlvania avenue.
1sT OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
TiIa u.,., SliiLLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE
'Helen's Bnbles." ~ ~ '"' ""'horo
ian Woman oman iIs,cr. ny Chns Reade
wrhf 5uiy ~ md August Uniform with 'IieHn's Babies
VI, ~" W Nhlc only. Chimney Corner SERIES
Afiindne; the story OF q Dream. Nv "Oudn
inniy fcud BY the author of i'Tlic second vt6e,
nnd ',Dld Ma,n'sclle's secret, ""e
amer sr Many Days by the author Of "valeria Ally.
Mlgnon. By Mis- Forester
comnrIpn Tneap snmnier headng,The Tribune Novois- |
sSpIrIis mi wh,n Fellow, Two Lilies, black
i'nIet' Ta TAR q Iiine Eyes, and others. N"'
Inc Seaside Library, price - cents contaI,,,o |
~ ~, lynne John lIallnlx, Jane Eyre 4 Womans
rnn Irs oineIs ~ preparation by the best authors
literature of the day. w '"c oeh'
,h ~ nhGnp ,p Summer Reading, New Books and every
'hhg IN the Stationery Line, send 10 ~ ''e's-
r,ox SlllLLINGTOS'S Bookstore
Je5 "''' i'""SSNhhhhVenu
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SPE.IAL AUCTION SALE OF TE FURNI
~ TURF OF A LADY DECLININ- HOUSE
TlIlRrEENTII STREET, BETWhN y AMI
q STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 70, 40 O'Clock
MI the furniture contained therein. Comising fna
Walnut and Cottage Chamber Suites, warobos tnr.
pets, Lounges, Mattresses, Pillows &c; Pior nta
Marble Tables Mirrors, &c. '''
Dlning.room and Kitchen Furniture, sSes ,ec
and the usual assortment to be found In aSeii mr.
nlshed house. = '
sale positive and without reserve
Je9H JAMES DUNCAN, Aupneer
A UCrloN sALEoF uNREDEEMED PiL iLGEs.
On MONDAY, July :, at 7sa0 y. M, and oirt,IS
" -, Sus ", y u, ,p r m VIII seil m etan lment
~ - r'iss iNhiih hyti,ne, corner OF ,pcnth
Irsc,, m.e co,Nnioh , ot .'old anu SILVER Nches,
@ @Some!iy, nuns , hnn flslois, Nc Al goods whihRve
this sale. r. IIEIDENItEIMt "
COLEMAN 4 co."
JceeH tStar Auctioi,s
WASH. d. WILLIAMS. Aucuoncer =
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BUSINESS CHI

$3,OOOclliSS,9s Ia 9TE srcSIIiy SR M3feiAL 4, feiAL,
commissions. No
Je2I .3ts
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or SUPERIOR ENGLISH MAMIE, ,Cyr,-n,,
oHI md Justly celebrated for Elasticity, DurabiI
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERS
THE SPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES,
- grays, sixteen hands and upwards; perfectly
gentle, free and quick drivers and both drive well in
single harness Owner having no further use for
them, they will be sold cheap. Horses may he seen
h B9 ID street northwest. jc:s-3ts
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HOME CnMEnRIS

.,--.,,.-,. HOME COMFORTS.
O. 7. BOWEN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAzIER,
PAINTER AND GLAzIER.
I'D LOUISIANA avenue, between Sixth and Seventh sts
Jo6bing promptly attended to. .rox,,
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NOR PENTHOUSE NO. 6l2 NJ NEAR SIXTH
street northwest; Just put In elegant order; nice
non yard, with trees and flowers; side porces stable
and bath; wafer and gas attachments; my hormer
residence Apply at house. H. W. FENWiCK.
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les -ThSTu,eds
II II. WARNER. AuctloncCr,
lie No. giB y street Northwest


ATS5I9S pS1PESfY SALE OF GEsGAPtE rMrR2yEP
souTHEhSf, No. W" 'ii''iNiA AVENUE
oSno on TmrRsIAY, ,ii 5piy Is7, at sr m: will be
parts of Lots and U.s. In square s fronting 7O feet
on nlrgina avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets
,Ternlsi One fourth cash; balance in SIX, twelve
ce: per annum, secured by deed OF trust siOO de
p f1a ~ sonVeyanTnnS r g pnyhgfG sSis:m,r
RIRCH & RoBEY, Auctlonccrs.
BY virtue Of deed Of hearing date the nth day
iss of the land records for the District or Columbia
and at the written request Of party secured there
R3S he 3 Day !" d fop ane
a; ID ~ at i've o'S9eS 2 m, the f3Swing real es:
said Dsfict vs Lot nHnbered ere y Of cSrpenters re
corded sn6dysion q original lo,1 10 and part q 8
,he ground Plat Of said city, together with the I'M
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
~ S Gs fesdne IN equal insiailmens, in SIX twelve
to be- ~ tSm Say upon S1 Ss
rGhss ppeisss sold dspos! OF ' T be reanred Of The
Smped with wi wSS ~e days nom t the DAY or Of saie
the trustees the right to resell the risk and
cost OF the deaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
Is,Mwrsa, ! sIhTHp Il fThrHESH2sA II. EwSfHS2ssArr Trustees.
~ THE ABoyE: SALE Is POSTPONED UN:
place. by order Of the trustees. ies2-FNW&ds
VNRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
by virtue OF deed of trust dated May l5 1874 and
duly recorded In Lber No. ia folio +, Of the
land records for Washington county, District OF Co
umbia and at the request OF the party secured there
by we will sell n public auction, In ront Of tho prem
scs mo. 1lT street northwest at o'clock y. m.
on MONDAY, the I'd dny OF July A. ID. 1877, all thai
certain piece parcel of ground lying and being In the
~ part OF original lot numbered two (2) In square
numbered three hundred md twenty-one tS2l } being
street by depth Of seventyhve lIs) feet Of said lot
also, the right OF way to five @ foot alley next nd
Joining on the east; Improved by four % story brick
building.
Terms or sale: Ten thousand dollars, si0Op9 with
interest at nine (g) per cent per annum from May Is
s7 TO the day Of sale, and an expenses of the sale In
csh the balance at twenty -four (2l months with In.
terest at six W per cent per annuni, secured BY deed
OF trust on the property sold. deposit Of Ave hun
dred dollars sO) at time of sale, and all conveyanc
Ing at cost Of purchaser.
,saas,, ISi4i jAMEs ! ~ oIMrrAAb tATTAb Trustees
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BO0Ks AND sT1yyoyEBY

Our NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS car:
~ ALOGUE N"i
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

Washington has become large that placarts arr Of
no aaH dad heIt u h0ts only tCdy 10 rent house
quickly aud 20 Dood endnt that Is bV Inserting an dd.
WIhselicm ~ THE REPUBLICAN. IA aairtTiissD,eHt
properly conds1std eau BE- pot btO four ItSs rid IrI
ffDf ' N''s"N'' "'s''-
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t1tVarlctles suited to every strI. or ,,ri,,,, l.,
@'au @ ~ the trade generally A sample Card conthi1
reo, S 2le rnch or the Fihecn Numbers, by mail uI
iFlsoN' BLAkEMAN, TAYLOR & co,
My5 lS and iIO Grand street New York
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1J1 MARYLA ED AVENUE NORTHEAST
n. -. Iandsomely;f furnished rooms, communicnt-
lnH on second Oor, Will be rented low to n desirable
rarty; house has all convencnces; references ex.
ehanged. jccsas
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E'ELiX DEsFoSSEs FRENCH BAKERY
Established lsieD
IL YEARS OF ISCREAsISu srccpss
,ho o.,, -. FELIX DISFOSSE
~, ~ known anu only real French bake in =,
oi mas removed to No 1l2 street hs,xa,, rs
NM [ aha twenty hrst streets near Pennsy vanIa ave-
he Lns oe W mouse expressly built for The purpose
,,,n ~ ~ ste.er mcllltlts than before for the nannGc
,Ie % q lhe best French and American Bread Fr"nrb
and dealers ''" o''ereu 10 hotels
- h-French Bread Is recommended for ,ersor.
dyspeps.a. Beware OF limitations ''S ,,I ir4h
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1877
GREAT
1877

ro ,.,,,, .pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
III THE NORTH, wEST, AND sOUTHwrsT
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
9rhh-NDiD SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EorIp.
MENT
nm 49,. JUNE -. IST
TRAINS LEAVE WASH NGTtjS nrop, po,o, 49,.
H., her OF sixth and Il streets, as follows f' ''''
ro' rrusDurg and the West 1910 a. m, daily with
il9r ipnrl9r Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping dais non,
ImlsDnrg 70 CincinnatI 81. Louis and IhIragn.
,'pp m. dahy, with Palace Car to Chicago 'e''
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAn
FOR ,anandaigua, Rochester, BufY,lo Niagara Fan.
,i n,iu Ibt NORTH, $40 r m. daily, except SATURDAY
Wlln Palace Cnrs to Watkins. For WiIlIomsn,ty,
daily. except SUNDAY ' " '"'i0 a. Hi'
FOR New York and the East, esj n M daily with
man porias TSrs attached Limited Express 6f Pull
t,or n W tnrIor Cars G5 q. daily, exccpt SUNDAY
for New YORK and the East, I'D b. m daily eHcan;
I,nn,nSy' I,n,uy' win Sleeping Cars from Washington 10
fo' srni,haclphn US q; M ana i;D p m. daily exr,pt
snhuaN. aud $40 and a5j y. m. daily Iimitc,l ~
, pr'Is. W a. m, daily. except Sunday. -
hccnnnimodation for baltimore 5.S and $40 A. m and
=, I'D T. m. daily. except sunday wv ~ 'ii' anu
- excerpt Sunday. " ' '' y II" oaiy,
For Annapolis, GO a. m and I'm =, m, s.n.. .-.
sunday. ~ .' "A'hS' ehcept
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hrunaNDNih AND FREDERICKSBURG RAJI.
WAY WAY AND AIEXANDRiA AND WAsIifNh.
For Alexandria, a, !, g. ei0 TO- II n m An .
r., m; On Sunday at elO a. in and and n m w.
for ue Sonth, via ltlchmond, 1855 a m daIy III -
n m. daily, except Sunday, " ' many "O p
i'"s mo iGaTe o AisS%ndria for washLnEton O. l. sIo
W fIi ii.y iSminany AZ $40 and 10 ~ m, and n M
information sleeping and parlor car accon
nlOuatlOY can he procured at the offices M,
., thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
noneut corner of Sixth street and nia az,
nue. and at the depot, where orders can bs ie, IN
SheGklhg OF baggage TO destination from hot,is anD
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GgfNTED.

"ANTED-A PARTY WITH A FEW hun
DHEp dollars can hear OF situation at flir
talnry, or an interest IN the business Security given
for the money advanced Address "a. H." this
oillCc. JcsSt
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| EA & PERRINs'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by connolSeurs to be the
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE.
And applicable to every variety of dish.
MaSrns MaSraGt m % letter from medical gentleman at
Iell LEE q PERKINS that their si,,,ce L. bIo,,,,,
ISu naIa,I VA lnaa, and Ia, In my opinion the innst
phta9ie as well ns the most wholesome Sauce tbs r.
Premium awarded at Centennial for
First. "EXcELLENT TASTE"
Second. VERY CAREFULLY PREpAREpr
LEA & PERKINS, SIGNATURE
LEA d PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle. 4
Is on every bottle.
LEA & PERKINS,
LEA & PERRINs
JOHN DUNCAN's soNs,
JOHN DuNCAN's SINS,
New York.
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4RCHITECTS.

HENRY r. sEARLE,
ARCHITECT
onno.,,o p,., no L STREET,
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FOR RENT-sINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS,
n newly furnished, southern exposure al reasonable
rates at l2D7 q street northwest ie2sNs
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EOR RENT-i29 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
= northwest, pleasant furnished rooms with board.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, CORNER FOURTEENTH
and X streets Several handsomely furnished
suites % OF rooms at reduced rates, for the summer
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syu i,ock o. Plain and Fancy Stationery Panel nnd
an flrllrts, 6c are particularly attractive
"hu VIII well repay one for Inspecting u
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LEGISLATING FOR TENS.

The craftsmanship of Texas is of class
Number Cnc. That is to say, it is chiefly di-
rectcd to the care OF Number One, which is the
State of Texas. " Gentlcmen,n said Mr.. Can
ming upon one occasion, 81 hope that my heart
"bcats as high for the general interests Of hui
"mamty-I hope that | have az friendly a dis
"postion toward other nations of thcearth as any
" one who vaunts his philanthropy most highly;
" but | am cOntented to confess that in the
conduct of political affairs the grand object
"of my contemplation is the interest of Eng
"andn In the opinion of Mr.. Canning, the
prosperity of other nations WAS related to
the prosperity of England, and the safety of the
world so dependent upon her stability, that the
statesman could in no other way do so much for
the perfection of our species and the ameliora
ton of the lot Of all mankind "a by making the
interest of England the grand object of his
contemplation, and abstaning from mixing
with restless and meddlng activity in the
concerns of surrounding nations. The states
manship of the eminent persons who are at
this moment representing the State of Texas
on the floor of Congress, has something the
same quality as Canning's. 1t makes the interest
of Texas the grand object of contemplation.
And it is quite possible that the Texas repre-
sentatiyes, in contemplating chiefly Texas, are
animated 10y the same devotion to the interests
OF humanity that influenced Cannngs admin
istlation Of British affairs. For Texas is
great deal larger than Great Britain and her
representatives have the right to believe that
the peace of nations and the welfare OF the
continent have their hinge on the Texas bor-
der, just MS the England of Mr. Canning's
time was, iii his Wow, the pivot of the worlds
prosperity and stability. At any rate. these
gentlemen have come up to Washington with
Texas craven on their hearts and embroidered
IN all their intellectual processes. Their pur-
pose is to bring Texas to the front and centre
OF all legislation, and make everything re-
volye around it. Time given to any other
subject or spent in discussions which do not
directly relate to Texas, they reckon worse
than wasted. Whatever else may happen,
Texas must be attended to-
Texas, as is now pretty well known through
out the country, wants two things, and, in the
phrase of her people, "wants 'em bad" They
are troops and a railroad. In I'm evenly Ill
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The silver movement is the victim of too much
smartness
The dollar Of the fathers viii rest undisturbed
with their ashes for the present r. l. p.
The Texas delegation sold ont for mess of pot
tage and before they got II the bottom dropped OUT
OF the pot.
Why should the dollar Of our ancestors be spoken
Of with such reverencei Because it was kept so
piously from the public eye during its uneyeniiul
life.
If the Senate can't make up lis mind on the Louis
lana Senatorship it ought TO let ont the job TO some
one who can Louisiana has been disfranchIsed long
enough
If the Senate decides to confirm Sanford the first
question which it shall ask about all future candI'
dates for foreign missions ought to be the one Are,
mus Ward asked about Prince Albert: Is he good
proylderT
The Democratic editor begins to growl about tho
President and to show other signs of deserving MN
entirely presently. This is cheering sign that the
Republican party is not suffering so much as IL was
by the course pursued at the W hlte House.
The trouble about a decision upon collector for
New-Orleaus is said to be a split IN the Cabinet con-
corning the merits of Packard for the position An
otte,npt was made 10 settle the question by sending
pcl,ard n Minister TO Central America, but he
declined To 90. This is a misfortune to a long suter-
ing public.
The Western infationsts are evidently mistrust-
ful Of the talents of Messrs. Bland and Ewing. for
taey are remarking, with good deal Of foryor, that
what the Democratic party in Congress needs now
i,a leader This Is a partial mistake. The party
has plenty of leaders, but they are all headed to"atu
uerd;;on Ii isn't their fault, however. rate Is 'Ho
accent who has their noses IN tow.
The President seems TO think Governor ldc' was
or some personal account in the Massachusetts
election in spite Of the clam of the Adams clique
that the platform pulled him through. The chances
are that the President is the nearer right Tor the
windy opitators who lake the other view thrown
OH their balance n good deal by coming ont uheNI
prctedly ON the winning SIDE. They never assisted
mi a victory before, and consequently don't Ano"
how 10 eXplainU
The unfortunate gentleman who ran for Governor
ON the Democratic ticket in Iowa this year, and ran
so far behind that he has just come in sight Is
were rises to make one exceedingly truthful ser
yatlon He says " The vote east for Greenback
candidates in Iowa is o fair census Of the ms pc
lessly in debt. Their sorrows came Of nechhaek
,utlation and they want now to apply hair oi inc
dog, II they succeed their last state would 10
worse dian their FIRST 4 careful analysis OF Tue
Greeuback vote everywhere would be a Similar
census.
Mr. Wattarson thinks there never would have
been solid South ii Grant had done in 1868 what
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Ar4u 2lork Duiln CTl5u0g.
FOUNDED eY HORACE GREELEY
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1877.
- NEUN - N0RNING.

Tonri6v.- Su'ciman Ta,ha has been appointed
Cmueud-fr-Clicf in Eouma. %. = Tie Pope
l. fn better health. -T The Silver market iu Lone
don is ji.orsauzad = President MacMahou
persist. 200 Keeping the Ministry in Office
D.ur,n,.-rhc Syndicate has written 10 Wash
iurton that the SILVER B1 viii stop the sale 90
bonds: O. New-York delegation was heard hy t'"
senate Committee. last evening, against tl' hI.
- There are only four counterfeit plate, uo. DO"
captured. - The Icxas Pacific 1911 win ue, De-
presented 10 Coucres. before Dcccmht.. -- l.. g..
Carpenter of south Carolina. has been convicted of
fo.g.ry. Another a,tcroid Las been discovered
by Professor Watson. Of Che University of Michigan.
CoNGHis~.-Iu the Senate, Mr.. Chatire called mp
rs resolution asking the President to report 10 the
senate what reasons # any, there are for NOT col-
prIlug tHc uion Pacific Railroad and ~ branches,
T. comply with the requirements of law. and snr-
ported 3. i.y % speech. Mr. Rollins was made chair
man of the Committee ON Manufactures. -- lnthc
House. the Def iency Appropriation Bal va passed
after discussion concerning the conduct of thc late
Secretary II the Navy. =- The Resumption Re
peal Bah was debated Mr. Chittenden making Wig
oTous speech IN opposition -= Mr.. Glover
oil rcd % resolution providing for the investigation
of an the departments similar 10 that adopted al the
beginning Of the last Congress.
CRY ANp SUBURBAN.-Ihe Aldermen rejected tire
sioncr yesterday and Samuel Conoyer was uoni-
mated. Recommendations for increased appr1pTia-
tion- for 1878 were made. -= In the Vanderbilt
viii contest Daniel b. Allen testified about the
Commodore, life and habits, and DR.. Lin-ly
about hi, diseases. = Mrs. Robert Suau's
friends suggest that she was insane when She COM
uitted suicide. -= Henry hansmauns Youngest
child died 81 the mjurc, inflicted by its father.
= he man who committed suicide at Central
Park Was Matthias Setter German cook.
= Robert l.. Case testified in his
own defence -= A large force of men is engaged
on the Gilbert Elevated Road. -= Thoma, John
son. a burglar was dangerously wounded by a
policeman. - Gold 1924 1924. 1924. Gold
value of thc legaltcuder dollar at the close, $3.50
cents Stocks irregular and feverish, but for all
bat the coal shares closing higher
TuE Manufacturers local observations ndi-
cate % continuance of fan weather with little change
of temperature Thermometer yesterday, 10 80,
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IIRST PRINCIPLES.

correspondent, who doubtless represents
millions OF voters, desires a clearer understand
ing of the question upon which depend all
wages and values, and the prosperity and
honor Of the nation. Since all error is due to
inadequate knowledge, "a single brief article
may not suffice to explain the truth. IN re-
spect to the errors which he thus mentions:
TO the razor or The TrtBune.
SIR: 1 atn PLAN, uneducat,d man, aud would Dee
pleased have plain, tsr,e answer TO thc questions
ak. and have always been "a r.. publican. YUM
hers Of my Republican friends are tainted with The
greeuback heresy called. believe IL 20 be also aud
m.chcyous but cannot give clear for the faith
within me- WAltI read upOu the subject seems 10 Inys-
tify me. and !. with Others want 1HE TRIBUNE CON
the argument IN favor " honest money so that
uncducated men Ike myself may clearly understand IT.
My Greeubacl friends say Let the Government call
m al bond, Tor which gold is not expressly stipulated
and pay their value In TeenbIcks Oegaltauders for all
debts public aud private, thereby stopping The interest
an immense sum, and releasing the enormous capital
locked up IN bonds OF course they say this cap-
tai must seek immediate and profitable investment in
the various iO Of industry, thereby giving speedy re-
lief to the present stagnaton on the contrary they
80 - II this plan be- adopted financial ruin viii
shortly stare ali in the face. This Ia plausiblo