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Tnose erents Of the past wear. which In their

Those events OF the past year, which In their
COnSe iUence5 will do the most 10 keep alive the
memory Of ISIS and to distinguish it from Its
predecessors and successors, are soon told.
For this country, the practical resumption OF
specie payments is the event OF greatest sig
nificancc The fact that the legal operation Of
the resumption law is to distinguish the new
year. and that its effects are to be felt most
perceptib.y during that period viii not rob 1873
of tile interest which attaches to il in this con-
nectiCn not merely as the final year OF eXpecta-
ton but as the time Of actual fUlfilment.
The vast development OF the applications
OF electricity for the comfort C0nye-
nienCe and increased kn0wicdy re OF man
Kind, which has been the Characteristic
achievement Of the wear ia the scientific world
and V iich viii be especially connected in the
annals OF discovery with the name OF thiS coun-
try, IS a second noteworthy point. Much has
been dOLe in this direction and more remains to
be done. But whatever maTvelS the Immediate
Future may bring TO light in the way OF making
electricity a more useful servant. the diSc0ye-
rieS and inventions must BE- traced back ID the
impulse given to scientific movement in tiis
direction by the Investigations OF IS.s. In
Europe the most sigHificl ant occurrences which
are likely TO affect its future are the indications
OF widespread and dangerous c915piracieS hos
tile 10 all the existing governments. ATTEMPTS
have been made upon the lives OF the rulers OF
Germany, Italy and Spain. and whlsperings OF
designs against the crowned heads Of England
Denmark and Austria have come through
our inter-cOntinental telephone. the cable
with more or less d!stinctness The
actual accomplishments Of the socialists
have been insignificant. but the fact OF such
attempts Is in Itself an indication Of future
evils. The Berlin treaty, the efforts. more or
less sincere, made to carry 1t out. ana the
Afghan war VIII be remembered in the history
OF diplomacy. In this country the event most
distinct IN remembrance is perhaps the yellow
fever epidemic. But il viii be lost in the long list
OF distreSse5 that the world furnishes for every
year; and while the injury which it has Inflicted
VIII Keep il long in mind ia The localities where
usrayage> were telt, twill not. like the ylHd.ga-
ton OF public credit IN q great nation. Or sciel-
tirc discoveries Of universal application, or the
beginning 81 conflicts between the tyraunicaI
and ana!ch.cai elements over : whole CONT
Ient. affect and be remembered b the whole
world.
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FOR ENVELOPES.
TRFASURy DEPARTMENT.

IN L., !
Sealed Proposals for furnishn1 En- yelopes for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1879, viii be received at
tbs Department until the 10Th JANUARY, 1879
ut II O'Clock
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids viii be considered and accapted or ra
jected item by item and this advertisement aud the
proposal lar as accepted by the Secretary of the
SHAH constitute the contract between the govern
ment ard the bidder or bidders and no further con
tract VIII bt executed
Deliveries OF Envelopes contracted for must COM
MeIce within twenty t2 days from the date of the
award, and be completed within three Cd months
from said date.
All deliveries viii he subject TO inspection by an
Cyl Grt detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
The treasury, and the delivery of inferior art Gle
Milt te uteIhei sIlhclcnt cause 20 annul the con
tract az tne ORION OF the Secretary. Deliveries
LII = t ifee OF charge at the Tr asury Department
he td'Ire TO CeilEer the quantities OF envelopes
contracted Tor within the specified time will ODaTata
as forfeiture OF the entire penalty OF the bond or
The Secretary OF The Treasury may direct the pur-
cit's, IN olfn market of such quantities as shall be
failure and charge to the contractors fifty 50l yer
Coitn 81 the price which il shal! he found nece;-
Fdry :" Isy for sucii articles.
Each proposal must be signed hy the individual or
tr!a Ia tli+ L ara he accOnpa 1ed by bont with
sumo. Ell S'!rC,t- IN the sum of two thousand dol
lars - tUu approved 10y United States officer OF
tie district III which the sureties reside or do bust
LESS - form T. Er furnished by the Department
conditioned Tor furnishing such envelopes may
he aWartet under Il, and the performance of the
contract
PTGT' ais unaccomperied by + satisfactory bond.
ana IS jHc samples Of envelopes furnished ,v the
Department upon whch bids to be based. viii
J.2 Dc considered; and co traCts Will be awarded
"S I" established manufacturers of, dealers in,
Proposals 10 lie addressed to the UNDERSIGNED and
larked Proposals for Envelopes"
Tic Department reserves tie right TO waive defects
AID REJECT ~i-y OF ali bids.
JOHN SHERMAN
jaul~IUt Secretary of the Treasury
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The Senate committee on naval affairs has
agreed To recommend the reimbursement t.
United states Navy Pay Director Cunningham
OF - einbcZzled by Franklin PHILIP. & clerk
OF the navy pay oIicc- THIS reimbursement
seems to Ee only an act Of Justice to Major Gun
bingham. IS the embezzeneaf I'D not oca3r
through his fault. bat OF account OF the official
requirement that checss must be drawn pay
able 10 bearer. Mr. Cunningham has been re-
cogniZed through long term OF years as Il most
careful and faithful Official III his responsible
duties
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opposition TO Chinese immigration is not con
fined TO California. News from Australia is to
tie effect that the employment OF Cinnamon
On steam vessels al sydney has caused a strike
among the European sailors. Foreign cheap
labor seems 10 be the question OF vital import
ance wherever the Chinese plant themselves.
and the bulk OF their tmEnis grafton is into the
English-sEtdhlngs sections, Australia, California
and British Columbia. Agitdtjons in the pro-
vince last named, and consequent legislation
against the Chinese have shown JHlt our north
ern ncighbors viii not willingly see the tide
from China diverted from or own ID their
shores. IN California the discussions of the
Constitutional c0urendon on the same subject
have called pubic attention 10 the extent ana
intensity OF Inc feeling against the chinese i
large majority OF tie Convention are tndeXibly
opposed to further Immigration OF this chlrae-
ter. and tie ouly question: with them seems
10 be whether those now In California
should be- driven out 1t is suggested that
The d..tti.ty 81 constitutions; prohibition
u further In l--.ati0H. IN view ~ the Buzz
1inSdme treaty and certain decisions Of tls
nited St1-Ca courts, VIA lend california u
adopt e>treme state, rights views and t. grr.le
against Tie ccu-t nationality Of treaties or laws
adopted tf tHe general governments. which tend
Z 10 inlu-c- financially or otherwise. the iad5-
49, .s,l states II appears from the proceedings
or The convention. as wei Is from The remarks
or The California press and other sources, thai
The opposition 90 the Chinese. while Il is str0ar-
Est among tA" ab5rlng Classes is 6y 10 means
Confined 10 them. As everything goes bv con-
ifarieN. according 10 our ideas in China the
opposition there 10 foreiga immigration is found
among the Aeu Of rank ana wealth. The help
rendered from abroad during lac famine has
done much 10 remove The preiu1ice, Of the
ioNer classes. which suffered and were relieved.
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II Mr. Columbus Alexander is not careful he
will get TO be looked upon Is a mere notDrlety
seeker, willing 10 resort 70 any e,pedient to
Keep his name before the public. II is reported
now that he Is trying To revive the contest with
Representative Eppa Hunt0n, OF Virginia. in
which lie was so ANONYMOUSLY defeated in the
attempt 10 defeat the nomination OF Mr.. Hun-
ton for Congress. Tie wants to get our grand
jury TO indict IIunton for proposing TO fight a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

Inc seller OF Stockings. poisonous by reason
OF The dye used to give them brilliant c,iors
has been sued Tor damages in -. Lo,is NJ t,,a
Iaiher OF 4 child poisoned By wearing them.
ana there are Indications that the plaintiff win
be successful IL is strange. after published
accounts Of The death Of children from the Use
pf such stockings that any one would run the
FISK OF selling them or tGlt buyers could be
found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

The Importance OF the cod-hatching experl-
nentS OF The fish commission can only be a9ore-
cllted when the value Of the fish Itself is prop
cry rated We all know how costly a luxury
Inc COZ Is as We have recently paid i've and a
nan million dollars for feH specimens. 10 say
hothinS CT The expense OF men. boats nets. b,it
and labor OF catching that have been UNDERGONE
a. obtaining possession Of our purchase
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To COrresnondenfs

Letters should he addressed 10 the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR. according TO their
tenor. and rot to any individual name. Otherwise
SeDCe. etc
Checks etc. should in all cases lie made payable
to the order of The EVENING" STAR NEWSPAPER
CONFASY-untt to that of any individual
e An0ny nous communications no. read; re-
teCiod manuscripts not returned or preserved
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The Baltimore Sun Almanac for 1879 contains
many new features Of Interest and value. in adj.
oi'ioh TO It's heretofore admirable Dliyet of
memoranda, records and statistics,
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS: DIRK GOODS!
Our Stock of $4,000 rev ana desirable DRY
GOODS, bought this season, mostly direct from the
agents and inn orters. Will be sold from tins dai AT
L. TO % per cent reduction usual rates.
We want money and make the concession in prices
10 set il.
Our rates have al all times ranged as lo Qualities
conslGeredl as any house IN tie city. BY taking al
vantage Of the reduction offered parties can make
very considerable saving on whatever amount they
may spend.
We do not intend to allow any one to leave our
house dissatisfied. ". NJ. BROWN,
dec3l-r SfS NGrssPt Since.
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I AIDES FCRS.
II LADIES' FURS!
The balance Of our stock of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FURS
WILL BE SOLD AT GREAT REDUCTION.
Mems. Boys and M.sses SKATING TURBANS.
Fur Trimming at cost.
WILIETT & RUOFF,
dec514t GOj PeHns yic0ni9 arenHe.
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TOR RECEPTIONS.
L HAPPY NEW YEAR
Just received by steamers Queen AMI City of Brls
sells the following goods of oIlr Own importation:
BONELESS SARDINES,
SAhDiNES LA IOMhT,
VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
QUEEN OLIVES,
ANCuOVIES IN OIL AND SALT
DOYENS PATES DE FOIES GRAS
ROQUEFORT CHEESE,
GRESOBLE WALNUTS
FRUITS, Conserved and in Juica
d. W. REEDS SONS.
1915 F. street.
BY favOriuc us with a visit you may find many
other goods that would please you. dec3O-tr
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s.fGR RENT
Z .. e. WARNER,
91G Z street northwest.

=, The Real Estate Review, published at my once on
the i5tb OF each month. contains complete List Of
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Call and get q copy
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DRESS GOODS SLAUGHTERED.

ny STOCK of DRESS GOODS MIST BE SOLD
and prices must be low to close them ou;-VaryIns
N price from Sc mp TO Ga French Poonaiye rc0is
BLACK CASHhERES all wool, Ace Ip.
COLD CASHMERES, all wool. soc. llg.
BLACK SILKS reduced % uer cent.
CLOAkS, o. best g. Jles ana Fitting, at 25 Tcr ct
Blanket Stock too large, and prices below Tie lla.-
ufseturer
Carpet Stock sacriiced-unheard-of low prices
L. y. NAUDAIS.
dec27-tr S0G Market Spree.
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To Travellers and Residents Abroad.

TIE EyTNING STAR viii be found on iile a thu
follOwlI.c rIaccs where also. advertisements and
Subscription will be received:-Heary. F. GiItig &
Co. 40 Strand. Ch4Ii - Cross, London Charles
Hartw:ck, lis boulevard Magenta, ana n y. Herald
Office 4? Avenue de rUpera. Paris.
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issue On the and 18th OF each month bulletin
all property for rent and sale my books, VIII
can be had or application ST LILY Office. VIII be se;
by mail If desired.
Loans.
$4,000 at 8 per cent. ianl-tr
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DEEE OLD JAVA AND MOCHA COZ
= ZEE, roasted together, sj5t
Fresh CHOCOLATES
Sweet Lea. TIA. delicious sc
FLORIDA ORANGES. LEMONS and BANANAS
Fine WINES and LIQUORS, az at low figures.
G.. Wit NER
dec3Ot 1918 P6n~S gt-Gr!a GRE
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
l. A. MCINTYRE,

L, A. MCINTYRE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. 91S street. opposite Masonic Temple.
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TOR RENT Part Of a Furnished HOUSE. or sin
I gle ROOMS; southern exposure. with ,u,iecn
ln!.roNt neI,ts 10 let, rent moderate. 1921 Ii 1t.
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ftL0SING OUT SALE OF THE CENTENNIAL,
- HOIOGR tihlC co OF PHILADELPHA
Sterecscarlc Centennial Exposition Views and
10 cents. ''' aAiu
II Views and stereoscope, $50; at 3i5 7th-st
W. de.2,,i;rs
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THE CHEAP CASH sTouE.
ndusulta Sotlo- ~
AndrOsccR4in Cotton.
Splendid Yard Cotton.
BeautifIit Dress GOODS. worth u 70
BtSck Siih. --.....-ct 20 do. $3.50
pc. CO. 2.lU Go. 40
Black and Coiored Cashmere cheap.
One case WOOL blankets. .-.......... $50 90. sS0
Full line of Shawls, Flannel, Goth Cashmere. va
terproof and Cloakiag, Table Linen, Towels and
NAPKINS, Comforts, Spreads and Shooting, Curtain
guaranteed. at 81. LUTTRELL & WINE
nov29tr 1880 Pesea. are.
ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, OF Namsutta Muslin ana Extra
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the
uaost elegant manner for S2.25.
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished, st rs cts
made OF Manlsutta Muslin and Extra fine Ilaea
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Our Mystery" Shirt at IS cts, unfinished, il a.
GOOD as any 81 Shirt in the market.
Our Mystery" Shirt is ratailed at yactoTy
WHOLESALE prices. and Six of them is nice Christ
III The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, orEw FRONT
at 80 cts. lie made of the material g. the Mys
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, has been recucae
TO IS cts, aud is worth double the money, but v.
are compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory ir
Baltimore az we are about to build large Addition
thereto, and desire TO carry less Stock wll.. tAs
novs-tr NEafNETss. 1909 r street ....s.
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LOST AND FOUND.

REWAhD $5-Lost. small SCOTCH TERRIER
~ BITCH, month Old; hair OF body o.
BLACK head. light fawn color: small collar II ss,uI
on not marked. Return to POI l street -
NV. deccl-HtS
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I oufSIASA STATE LOTTERY.
Il SPLENDID OPPOHT;NITT TO JFIY
Il FORTUNE,

FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS 4. AT
NLN Oil vs., tuesday,, JANUARY l4TH,
ISiS-IuiIA MONTHLY DaAN,IS9
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" ASIIINGTON.
Committee Work.

WASHINGTON, June /. The conclusion. of
the Judiciary committees report on the midi
tary interference bill, asks that the commit
tee be discharged from further considerati on
of the subject.
The report on the vetoes arragns the Pre- IS
idcnt for inconsistency in vetoing the militia ry
interference bill. when he admits that ''ai,v
m ilitary Interference at the polls is contraly
to the spirit of our institutions, and would
tend to destroy the freedom of elections and
rcsenS his ''unsolicitcd and censorous sug-
gestlons' As to the proper mode of proceed
IRE in honses of Congress: recites as most
analogous the precedent for his approval of
the army bill for the present fiscal year,
which contained clause making it a penal
offence to use the army As posse comita tus,
The report takes up the objections of the
President and replies to them. The report
claims there is no destruction AS to nation
al or State elections, As the right to vote at
all elections comes from the State, and not
from the United States Under the constitu-
ton the federal government has not and no
law of Congress can give it authority to pre-
serve the peace in States. either at the polls
or elsewhere, unless called upon blythe prop
er State authorities.
Refunding Certificates.
Subscription to the 4 per cent reflinding
certificates, So. 300.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ST. PETERsBrRG. June II. The wife OF
the Grand Duke Vladimir is now out of dan
ger.
Russia has Joined Germany in her protest
against the khedives decree of April -.
ATHENS, June II Greece has consented
at the request of the powers, to again appoint
commissioners for the rectifcation of the
frontier.
LONDON, June II. The Sportsmans New
castle correspondent says while Elliott prac-
tced Tuesday Plaisted rowed along the side
with the evident intention Of gaHging his
form. Elliott tolerated this for few mo-
ments, and then with few powerful strokes
shot away. The crowd hooted Plaisted, who
thercupon desisted
The strike ot lumbcrmen at Sundswall, is
ended the Iaen Welding, but continues in So
Durham
Betting is now 6 to > against Brown, and .
to against Rowcll, in the forthcoming cham
pionship of the world walk.
\ correspondent reports that Emperor viii
liam yesterday appeared to walk with pain
and showed weakness in all his movements.
1t is now reported that the liabilities o.
Samuel Johnston 4 Co., amount to FL, 800,
600 The failure was caused by speculation
| in sugar
. PARIS, June IL. The Prince of Orange
/
lands, died this morning, aged IS
Germany has decided to act energctcally
in order to induce the Khedive to notice hei
p rotest, and may possibly make naval dem
Onstration.
All absent officers and men belonging to
tlle army corps, stationed at Algeria, have
basn ordered to rejoin their regiments.
MALES, June IL. The eruptian OF Vesu-
vius has commenced.
VIENNA, June IL. 4 modus vivend is ar
ranged between Russia and the Vatican.
LIVERPOOL, June IL. Samuel johnson {
Co., brazilian merchants, have failed; liabil
! tiles fIG0,00O.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June II. Horace May
nard, United States Minister Consul Heal
. and members of the American legation, dineC
with the Sultan. Mr.. Maynard communicat
ed a message from the President expressip!
friendship and good wishes, to which the Sui
4 tan replied reciprocally.
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NEW YORK.
The Turf.

NEW York. June 4. At Prospect Park,
yesterday. the first race was won by Myrtle.
Time 2.21A, Second race ron by Star Best
time 30
Deaths.
Rev. DIR. Francis f.. Lawrence, rector of
the church of Holy Communion, died last
night
DIR. John r. Darby, professor of surgery
in the New York conservatory, is dead, aged
40 years.
NJ. W. Leffingwcll. the actor. is dead, aged
- years.
Murder.
Mrs. Jane Hull, aged ~. was found dead
in bed, blindfolded gagged and hands and
feet tied. Robbery evidently had been com.
mitted. No clue to murdcrcrs.
Fire.
Court Matters.
Writs of error have been granted in til,
cases of Cove Bennett and Mrs Smith. tn,
murderers.
CoNsHoKoskES, june II. The mill of j
Lee, Jr., was struck by lightning, last night
and destroyed. Loss $4,000.
Religious.
OswEGo, June IL. The central diocese OF
the Episcopal church, comprising IL counties
is holding session here. \ large attend
ance is present. Bishop Huntington report.
the diocese 1ourishing.
Personal.
WEST PoINT, June |. General Sherman
and daughter and the Secretary of War and
two daughters were received with military
honors on their arrival at noon. There will
be grand ball and fireworks this evening
Broke Jail.
HUNTSVILLE, june IL. Two prisoners were
fatally shot while attempting to escape from
the penitentiary Four others succeeded r
! escaping.
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BASE BALL.

At Rockland, Massachusetts, Campcl1 los ;,
King Phillips ,.
At Worcester, Massachusetts, -Worce STEERS
(, Nationals |.
At Manchester, New lIampshire--Alt anys
>, Manchesters /.
At Syracuse, New York-Stars !, Buffa-
los ).
At New Haven, ConAecticut-Yales 10,
Providences &.
At Springfield, Massachusetts, Spring
fields Ii. Uticas I.
At Holyoke. Observation-Disclosures 90,
Amhersts |.
At Troy, New York-Chicagos q, Trovs ).
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Iowa Republican State Convention.

DIS MONIES. June H. The republican
State convention met this morning Gov.
Gear and Lieutenant Governor Campbell
were rc-nominatcd by reclamation. Both
addressed the convention in short and earn
est speeches. Mr.. Beck was nominated for
Supreme Judge. The platform rc-afiirms the
policy of the republican party and contains II
plank advocating a constitutional amendment
abolishing liquor selling.
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THE STORM.
Great Damage to Buildings and Rail-
roads in Iowa.

DrBrQrE, June II. The storm Monday
evening caused great damage. A number of
buildings were unrooted. the principal of
which were the Baptist church, poor house.
Walters block, Gibbs livery stable. Serman
4 licnnionS store, Cars planning mills. Me-
Michaels elevator, and the Illinois Central
freight depot, East Dubuque. Many large
plate glass windows were demolished
On the Illinois Central Railroad long row
of empty cars were overturned, delaying the
passenger train several hours.
Ten thousand dollars worth of logs broke
from their moorngs and went down the river.
Telegraph communication was cut Off =
boy named Dchling was upset in boat
and drowned.
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4 GERMAN HOLIDAY.


BERLIN, June II. The city is in holiday
attire in honor of the Emperor'S golden we'd
ding. In all parts of the Empire addresses
are being voted by provincial assemblies.
municipalities and universities. Berlin is
rapidly filling with all kinds of visitors.
Last night, during the procession, the banks
of the Rcsinc and adjacent hills, were illum-
mated with bonfircs for distance of sixty
miles.
The Emperor and Empress were enthusias-
tically chccrcd as they passed at the head of
the procession. The Princes salute of l0l
guns was fired. and the Emperor appeared
three times on the balcony of the palace. in
Response to the cheers of the multitude.
Vt night the city was splcndidly lluminat-
ed. even in the rcmotest quarters.
The Emperor has given lo,O00 marks to
the poor.
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BELGRADE Mills, June 10, 1879

DIR. Lancaster and DR.. Croker, assisted by
+. X. Pierce, Auburn's great master of the
finances, were at this place Monday evening,
give us the cure. The cause was, because the
interest on the national debt was paid in coin
instead of greenbacks. The cure was 'put
us into office" 1t was interesting to notice
what interest they had for the laboring man
and his welfare, and told how they as soon
as the volume of the currency should be in
creased, would take off their coats, roll up their
sleeves and go to work and honestly earn some
not honestly earned much heretofore. DIR.
Lancaster's great effort was the reckless AMI