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CITY ITEMS.
HnrrohS

No PERSON can take LOdlLe's Hedddcf.e Specific
without getting almost instant relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

"THAT medicine goes right to the spot, re
freshes, reviyeS and ureS."-A patient on Hol
BitteJ'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

HoaRsENRss.-An suffering from irritation OF
the throat and hoarseneSS wiz be agreeably
surprised at the almost immediate relief AFFORD
ed by the use of " Bro,rn's Bronchial TTocleS''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

THE TUNLAw FARM GREENHOUSES, situated
near Washington, are among the most attrac-
tive OF their kind in this section. The superin-
tendent, MI. F. A. Whelan, and the manager.
Chas n. Whelan, have had long experience in
the business. and will furnish full information
as TO bedding and greenhouse plants. They
ers for decorative or other purposes, at whole
sale or retail. Their city Office is at S0T Market
Space. See their advertisement.
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE WN r.
MCLEAN.-LaSt evening the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows received the report of the committee to
draft resolutions OF respect to the memory OF
the late ". r. Mclean, P. G. NJ and s. Rep,
and appropriate addresses were made by P. g.
w. X. Myers OF Ind. g. Rep.) Grand Reps.
Havenner, Given G. II. elect G. r. Petty and
others, and the report was adopted
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL u MON OF the NJ P church
met last evening at the lst church, navy
yard, and the following officers were elected:
President, Thomas B. Marche; vice president,
George G. Browning; secretary Charles A. Bar
ker; treasurer. Nixon Brewer. 1t was decided
10 hold the next meeting at the 9th street
church.
SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Walter B. Williams
Co., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon for
William F. Hoffman, trustee lot numbered O
In joel Perham's subdivision of lot s, in square
No. 564, fronting on I'd street between G and
streets northwest, improved by two-Story and
basement dwelling, TO c. Kendall, for l,45l.
1HE AhEkICAN tUlORlLATlON SOCIETY met
yesterday and Mr.. John II. b. Latrobe OF Baltt
more. was reelected president, and the old vice
presidents who are alive were reelected. with
Francis T. King, OF Baltimore, and Rev. Dr.
Samuel d. Alexander. OF New York, who sue
coed deceased members. The board of directors
met and reelected the following officers: Secre-
tary and treasurer, William Coppinger; execu-
tive committee, Harvey Lindsey H. D., William
Gunton. Hon. Peter Parker, James C. yelling,
Ii. D., Judge Charles c. Mott Reginald Fem
dali, Rev. Thomas G. Addison, ID. D. 1t was de-
cided TO send out colony OF negroes to Liberia
on the ship Monroyia in the spring and others
during the year as means are provided.
HUSBAND AND WIFE IN THE POLICE COURT
This morning in the Police Court, Mrs. Mary NJ.
Parisen was charged with threats to VIM. b.
Parisen. Mr.. Parisen is well known here as a
prominent street pavement contractor, and re-
Gently divorce proceedings were instituted by
Mr.. PariSen. He charged that she yesterday
threatened TO plague his life out of him, but she
denied that she had used anything other than
respectful language. The case was dismissed.
THE infatuation of the people is net strange.
Nhen DR.. Bulls Cough syrup Is the subject.
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
adopting the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention. he is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
ef1ectual removal of grease spots guaranteed II!
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly or thoroughly. 26 years experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices.
FirSt-class work.
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Why Am So DuH.
] think ! am bilious. One dose of Qui3f'S IriSR
Tea VIII relieve YOU Sold by druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

QuTkS IlfSh TIA, the poor mans friend. Price
Is cents Prevents a bilious attack. Sold by
a. otcfc
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A CARD OF THANKs.-The employees Of Mr.. C.
Baum return their sincere thanks to Col. Moore
and the members of the w. L. ]. corps and to
for their kindness In giving them the use OF their
halls for their sociable last evening. Miss Fret
rick, Miss Steele, Miss Snitcbgen, committee, /
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
William Stickney ct al. to T. r. JONES' part 25
81. S45 s6O0 lot 81 and part 49, so. 1,O1s So 29O;
and lots and T. so. 4; S., 600. I. R. Jones to
part 49, 50. 545, and lot % and part %, 50. lois;
IS GO G. F. Dover to Mary Dover lot 5, SO. B;
$50. f. M. Detweiler to Manassas Oppenheimer,
p ri 15 SO. 1885, 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Welles' Health Renearer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

WHITE migrants THIS TIME.-Six families
of respectable white people arrived here this
morning from Off the line of the Virginia Mid
land X. r. and took the fast line train, on the
Pennsylvania route, for southwestern Missouri
where they will settle. One OF these families Is
a brand new one, consisting only Of bride and
bridegroom,
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"ALDERNEY DA1RY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward prints, 45c per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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Anlusenaents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Black Crook
verdict OF the audience was that no more bril-
liant spectacle has been seen On the stage here
for years. The ballet and spectacles are first
class, as was to be expected under the expert
enced direction OF the Kiralfy's, the comedy
business in the capable hands OF Denham and
Mrs. Germon, and there are many novel fea-
lures introduced which add much to the at
Effectiveness OF the piece. Those who fail to see
1t Will miss a rare spectacular treat
NATIONAL THEATER.-Lotta repeated her IA
nous successes of the week at the National last
evening. She played .Zipn to crowded house.
Mr.. Edward Marble gave her excellent support
The rest OF the company was very good. To-
night Zip" will be repeated for the last time.
at the Comique are varied nightly, so that it Is
alwaysa very entertaining place Of amusement
Miss PHOEBE COUZINs will deliver her popular
lecture on ''Some Mistakes About Eve" at Lin
colin hall tO.rn0rroy afternoon at o,n1ooL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

Itching Piles-Symptssns are Moisture,
intense itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm In bed, increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected. ".Srdyne'S ONT
Ringworm, Pimples, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty,
Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma-
nent cure certain. Sent by mail for Soc; three
boxes, $1.25. Address letters, DR.. Swayne q Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale
by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. go
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. For gS.Ss ROLLED IRON
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 10, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and deliver
ing Rolied Wrought Iron Beams at the site of the
north w1ns Of the Building for State War and Navy
departments in this city, win be received at this
office, until II m. of February I'd, $780, and opened
immediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
Srec1hcatons schedule, general instructions for
biddeIs, and blank form of proposal win be fur
nlshsd to regular manuf acturers and dealers. upon
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
lan.s-6t It, Col. Corps Of Engineers.
nooRKEEPER's OFFICE, HOUSE OF REP
IL RESENTAT1VES, U. s.,
VASE INGToN, d. c., Jan. 10Th, 1880.
sealed Proposals will be received at this office til
II O'clock noon on SATURDAY, Jan. oath 1880
for furnishing the House of Representatives with
sixty1ve i65) cords more or less. at the option of
the Doorkeeper. best quality Oak Wood sawed in
two cuts or three pieces, and to measure l2S cubic
feet to the cord. Wood to be corded and measured
at the Capito and stored in vaults of the south wing
of same by Thursday, February 18th, 1880. Stor-
age and government inspection at bidders cost
The right IS reserved to reject any and all bids if
the interests Of the government shall require.
Envelopes containing bids must be marked PRO
pos ais for Wood" and addressed to the under
signed. CHAS. W. FIELD,
janis Doorkeeper House of Reps.
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A Benevolent Work.
The Methodist Church of New York is con-
stantly engaged in providing for the increase OF
its borders. To separate organization has been
committed the work of extending the influence
of the church. Rev. w. p. Corbitt. the famous
reviyaliSt, is chairman of this committee of eX-
tenSon-and he used TO be a martyr of neural
gia- His cure he aseribes to Giles Imminent
IOdide Ammonia.
CUES Plls cure Jaundice.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIX. GILES.
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size, IS cents. s.tth
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FINANCE AND POLITICAL ECoNoMY.-A large
number OF books and pamphlets on these sub
jects can be found at Anglim's Antiquarian
Book Store, 1924 F ST., Corcoran Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

EDGARs Whooping cough Specific Is the best
For sale by druggists. soc. per bottle. I'm
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THE LOVERS Of Japanese works OF art should
not fail to attend the sale at 1925 New York ave-
nue.. Great sacrifices are being made. This
evening and tomorrow will be your las
chance +
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LOST ARTICLES MISUNDERSTANDING the past
two weeks one of the results OF advertising in
THE STAR has been the return of three-fourths
of the articles which have been advertised as
lost including in two or three instances some
valuable ieWelry,
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THE infatuation of the people is net strange
Nhen DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the subject. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-22

No NEW CASES OF SMALL Pox have been re-
ported to-day. The death OF a child of Mr.
John B. Shelton, on 18th, between street and
Pennsyi vania avenue southeast, is reported.
Pumors being in circulation that this was tho
child of Policeman Shelton, it is proper to state
that it is a brother of the policeman.
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OFFICE HOURS:
FROM A. NJ. TO p. NJ. AND FROM 8 TO s
p, MI. ian1q
, 1880-10-01

otOnC for The life lle ilod takcn, and not 10
make Tic expjallon grltlginvly, but to meet
lis dcatt, feeling that his pcot}i. ind done
a, iN, was tnjhins Dix"1, hrj,i his ,"ati t,owt,
hit nj tIle rD,,clls.t,n 1r .l,n xl,eec il. l,,kc.
tp, Ge1d unt Ills l,an, n,ut il, lie itariy 1rnsl,
lie gave the old Ila,l's iinnd sccfnptl ii Imply
TINT tc wntlIA not flItcr, nDd j,e never it'd,
tltro,lEbnut il Mi.
Several jnGl, md wone.t tl,cit came tip nnh
sI,,nk hninls with hIm. lie locked tlp ut
earj, one With a glance nf recognition, bit
never xlm,ku a word. At ninut Il ~ tho
Shrrif, Wlljlnlu Nclsn1l brought tl.e damned
Ngy nj ent!ye c!.n.,ge t,i clntl.ing, Which he
nut on. Wlttu Dixon was dressing far the
grnyr cnRer ry'is wAtc[,ut hts every Mntinll.
Ia discover, II possible, tho lcnst evidence of
, 1880-10-01

rohns next tn thosn IT Tho sciinra o Taeon,
md arH twt' tinu. heatthy-Ioukg i'nsEeR,, peas.
NH w.'IHrtl. n ai,t q yrnrs a, Thu r,,p,iis NJ
tho ltsynl holr are Atfl,ply Furnished. att'l Tho
entsts. ehtirs. mud nrtnctnfrs Hr., covered with
French crntt'1'i'g Ut II nett. Simple design. Thu
trust il fnre,I by sHo Fpient GRIZZLIES tii,.t lilo
chtld. Tho t}neeM !sa!esl, and Arch!l'.nhrss
enrul'lerlrs f:'r tfesn er1es, uI,o mud" tn tho
shfI't u ltsdnii cnrraYe aittl tho ut!lnr lkp
scra,, S Ter z ls m TIT, cr1a, @ syi s % ~ t'ns' 11
tinrters of tllr fsnyuI lul.o ia tho 1nyctsr. rhs
,aysto was nude aiInf EGKtsi Rntstrs; 10
sTa kep, swa,idiei "p ID tishtiy 9n.l ail.wst il IL
frctdo rnr tho!r lower limbs ut lpnst mill they
nre .s Oh" Ths ys',g ys,, e. h ,ds to-
III. ta 1'stas. ri"ae rt ras.rss f %o' b. ei% -.
,s'a's !" sc"n IL thls W layettc ana welinsh
sx rx. w.rSs ,s snr A. @ m r Kt'lss WI.
f Inc np,r.nch ~ II WHSen isi,lHia. iier >tnjcsty
n!cs Ms n ta sss r u c ,Hs "aac" .n With
were ccslch to her by tho rr'ec*s nf Aattirihs.
There II. y s.GI.s y c.:rlMn IL nn1t !1 Or 1r,sy
nntilora. Queer. ls,bcla rtsol,striy Msaerls her
right, ~ s,u Cnlls It,. to l'e Erlnothor tif hrr
s..a Aastri" Arehsl,,chcss ",iahi to Gc prcferrel
Queen. However, lRhlIelln II. ttCtM not lrUpk
nny departure from Tho M.tentt0na shu thinks
Mrts do to tier IN Queen Mother. Far inssanGe,
aFIp hollis lGvees In tho pnlncc. m IT eflc wcrt
of tilo Opposition urs cHpee,ly t'eilunst trstIyo
III thoir niteMtus tn her. Tr,te tn hgr MD I1cl-
nnt.pIls, Queen lalthtIn drove in ftny,lE enr-
| light recently. and when ahe nppeare! wtnrnA
the white nlantitlM thnt IL tho ellsslc cNst't'It
| for al,clt Il r1acr. her Majesty was lt.lItll,
| lower clasBns.
, 1880-10-01
CIlOCTAjy JUSTICE.

A Murderer Sent lIpHic to Prepare for
Death Upon IaFs Promise 10 Return
for Exccusion-Ill. Prompt Appsur-
utice Mt the Appointed Tllnc.
M,+.e99fc {4irs.t indian ,7nurnaI.
The execution Ut Chester Dixon, convicted
Court of the Ehnctuw nation, took plMcu Fri
dny ut nooll IN the ,resvnce Ut hut slnall
number of people. Chester Dixon, tho ntl,r-
tlcrer, WIS u yuutlg, full-btUutleA Ch0ctaW,
nbnut II years nf nge. 1lu was subject to tiis,
during which lle often lust c0lllr0! ut HIM
self lie VAS astllu from this nlatady, colt
slIercd ratlses lrlg,t hoy.
Dixon lived with lila mother and stop
fntl.er, nhoat five miles fEous 4AsolsI. Their
nearest nelgburs were NJ, Indian known us
Washington, MID A!ar,lln, Ills wife.
o. ;' Mn"t XIX year nEo W1sl ';,ht
II HORRIBLE murder lIass been committed. 'fhu
lntly uf Its wJlu lay ~, tho Hour Of his cMbtn
In ghAstly fragments. Thu bend WIS suyGr-
~ |fs n n nsE H VIII VII sGxsfa M x .efIs @ Esfs Eisaay
Instrument of butchury lay beside tho bleed
luz victim.
I,liy aiarM WIS given. ND i was discover;
i ause. e eay.rstI s wlt, b': liz | Was M arrested,
bur stOtttty tirl.1etl thu killing.
llc WIS tried nec"1tllnE 70 tho C',octnw
lazy bya competent Jury, lie WIS fnnnL
IL, Ut Mn,I. lln was allowed tO.gn hons FROM
thu Arnurt-roull ul,rcstrntnetl, EXCEPT l,y
Ills l'ar0iH tt honor tu bo ~ the Court. liualsu
| ut At0ktt ut the hour appointed for Ills exe-
EiOctaw laws provide for no appeal, elsa
| his casu wulIi.l laru been recDnsicletl, tor
utter Ills pul!Tlctttlli liG was attacked with
| Ut whlel, proved ut.l'c!aslyc!y that ~ was
| wEltlt 1t Is presumed Ae Mrs irresponsible
fur Ills actlu,ls. Ills attorney during tho
, 1880-10-01

alone Is worth $4,000 francs II II Is worth pen.
ny. That l know "I'il tell ynu what TT dt.-
ytst cut the timber yourself and I'll give you
mUn frnnce." Tho otfcr Ia promptly and enthu-
a!a@ifcn3,y declined,
People who fntcnt! 10 trnrcl III 1tlssn and
woMd Ike u, knns how fnr It II frufn mo plneo
70 nn!tlscr when thc llaat!ca t. given N vrrsts:
Enpplctr, IautInls. They Will there discover TINT
y vcrst II 4 incns,lrc Ut distance employed in
mcusnse of length employed In ft,,s.a and :
thrcn nschfnes. And that an nrch!ne is q tyrant
of AsRohf
sir7,,,.ln. the famous vauievIttfstc. Il break
fnKtnH att Of 1UbrB ut a strhllge restaurant md
weHrs bis t@Ayer up. Suddenly hc Rnzcs Eatent-
IS a.rI Indignantly into bis SOUP plate md sum
mons tl,t, walter. "Waitce, whnt the blank Is
hut wlsere tho bunk 'i!A It come rromY' "WhcEt
from. sir? l'nrhaps II Il yuurs. ssr." s!tnndt Il
Astnnishcd waster Tho ballest hcuki III tho uni.
, 1880-10-01
THE RUSSIAN INQUIS1TlON.


THE RUSSIAN INOUISITlON,
- 49,
lie Di,nprenrance Of tao Third scc-
hon' g..
tefsts""thse NJ" as'; eant .o.,
Ut. rE1Ehshu4a, sept a.-on tho so:n OF mes
time during tho INST ,tttec,t ycurs, went TO betl
With Iight hcsrt. They were W sure tl,nt thoIr
rest would not 10 ta"e'y ihtesfappea. tnelr
huuscs searched. and tholr t,nssons arrested ny
.ho 'ss a,r o. tue se! 'tt, M t,
mo,' sno~n u. "ns. Ii. u u ha. ~ '..
ln'ta sesuo. u s Ma!es.s own snnnvG5; '",,,.;
1t.
1u tho annals of l,nssta. Aug. n xAur 8, DISH
wilt h: put oil trssI With the days nf ths crnnu-
clruunn nf tho scrfs, tho expulsion 'of tho
,n ,,r w. IrS =. .,, ts r,ramr - @ vn iro
tje"ds uf thS Tnir,i Ssrtion form ti,o tlurkrst
III -" IN rn, .,"u ~: ,r,n,i'p III. thn in
m,.ns" e nwm',s Of vi,:ttns, lie i,rr"rs uf tho
,ldorrrol,lsi dungeons, uni The awe it1spscd ~
H. W,s ns ~ m'ts sn " 'A' 'A
scct.a nyr sJ INK criv II ''' f in Hst,,s wus
cycn mprv n,su]i,.1 tnai, tiu. Of lie Cir, tns
e ,at1sr M s' ,, no s; da baf wb t. MyS9y gqt
nnt XIV tfosc ~ ;hr w;stri s1 il s,,nr.t,,',
tuustcT whict, wsrc i.tipr,,., hy us Ct,ici. Tic
n,nIn .,utr ~ I'm tri,IrI Sts.ft,t. wns IL fn,ie
litter litter The % safcty u tue Gzi.r uni hls Govern
nen! NJ, Theretoru @ the @ %ss M of tho the PROPERTY os
~ ~ ~, Or eHe II INV ~ @ % % ,n Kin r IL te
III n M ~, tsa.s nn} ,r!,n s' w s.xprnnninrs su
pWert a what atd lie it,sstan iaauisition 90:
,ssnd. ngsi ~ X <, m,nrSt thc s' ri,xlnr M ~ h"
startici the pw tu1njiy. T.,r intisr tresnbig4i
tnu ul.tnor kreM .tG.;s's Es+ ~ ~ ,, nuis msu
, 1880-10-01

II WAS his dinner hour; another pulled cut q
letter, which he ctu,inlencutl 10 read. a
yoirn salt In French, "Eest flnt. II est
It vas finished. Tho tratluIi. cold, iailEd
furI,, u{ the tca,l lmy lay M the sable cnnrl,
wtlilr through tic Hkyfxlit ahaIye f4is 4 i'nnd
1T raltallcc. sIDwrrc!l down from tltc Rlo-
rlp.ta blue aky which he was 10 btli0ld never
nIilria.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-29

SINCE August ., this year, an aggre-
gate Of $50 100000 of gold has been re-
ceiyed in New York from Europe. As
the receipts have been heavier during
the past two weeks than at any other
time in this period, it is not unlikely
that they will be quite as large this sea-
son as they were last, when matter OF
s75,OOO,OOO of gold came to New York
from August IL to January l. What is
of more Importance in this movement
is the fact that there is no reason to ex-
pect that it will cease with this year.
The United States is the principal pro-
Queer Of gold, but for two years now the
United States has received considerably
more gold than it has sent out, and a
very serious disturbance of the none
tary affairs OF the world is sure to result
If something does not occur to change
the current.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-29
WILL GARFIELD DENY THIS
LETTER.


Mr.. JAMES BERT MANTRoP, editor OF
the Thistle, Edinburgh, Scotland, who is
now in Philadelphia, and whom, we
take il is a contender with GARFIELD oil
the celebrated CJbden Free Trade Club,
has addressed letter to the Record OF
OF that city, which makes "mighty inter
estin' readin'" on the subject OF the
tariff, and shows GARFIELD up in light
which will call Tor another denial, or
else the party will have to abandon its
position on the tariff. The letter ex-
plains itself, ant is as follows:
Last September | was travelling in
indiana as an independent spectator OF
the political contest. | made the ac'
quaintance during those travels OF many
Republican gentlemen. Not few of
them told me that the British Free
Trade Association IN London sent $3.50,
600 to America, for the purpose OF in
iluenciny the election OF Democratic
President. was rather surprised at
their statement, and addressed letter
to one OF the most prominent members
of the British Free Trade Association,
Cobden Club, on this subject, and this
day have received an answer, an ex-
Cerpt from which follows:
"CoBDEN CLUB, LONDON, ). W., Oct.
-, lSS)-Our club is the only free
trade association in Great Britain, and
we have no funds for election purposes.
Ii is against our rule to interfere in any
political contest, especially out OF our
country. The rumor OF British gold
being sent by our association to intiu-
ence an American election is simply
ridiculous, and needs no further com
ments. have seen the secretary of our
club, who informs me that Mr.. James
Atram Garfield, the Republican candi-
date for the presidency in America, is a
member OF our club. / read Mr.. Gar
fields letter accepting the membership,
in which he expresses himself as Il de-
cided freetrader.'
"Ihe above letter should prove con-
clusively to my Republican friends in
Indiana that they have been misguided
rs TO British gold being sent over by the
British Freetraders' Association in Eng
land to influence the election OF the
Democratic candidate. have also heard
from many Republicans in the country
that Mr.. Garfield is not a friend to free
trade; but neither he nor his friends
will care to deny that the letter referred
to above is on file at the Golden Club
rooms. Ii it is required | am willing TO
furnish the name OF the gentleman who
addressed me the above letter."