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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLROAj

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AMI THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRAGKl JANNEY COUPLER: STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE A kFFrCr WEDNESDAY,
AM Lave LAVE RAsH nt
fI.5O-Cs,ca-o, Oi-cinnstI ana %. Louis Fast sx
psoss
oe-EsItlIaoyo. ElHoott City sud way stations
8 s-BsltIlllrg An6apolis, and wsy. piedmont
Strss1'-it winchester, htgerstown AID way.
I9-Folnt q Rocks spa way s..sions ,,..
for Hssers;ogn sld st Point o. Rocks fof
oOO~Nep Yo-k PhiIadelphis .nd Boston E1press.
t90e-OE sE-asy only for Baltimore. Annapolis
-. Oo-Bs!tinaoEs Express. fEtops 81 EyattsgIQ..
College, Be!tsyflle, Laurel. Annapolis Jnuc
ton, Jec5up's and Hanoyer.)
ITO 49-Pttsh1TH-h. chicsgo. oiacinnss sud
Louis EzvEess
i3.Io-BsItirncre. EIHcort City. Anna polls and Va,
q. Is On ssGn,.ay Gully, for Baltimore snd way.
81 Se-Nex yoIs. Philadelphia and Bos.on Express
s.e0-BaltElcr, ard Way Ststions. lsincIa5tar
5redeElcE, Haserstown aud Way. via
ls0~BaitEno-s. Byattsvins and Laurel Er-
press press l., = EeJerics. via Relay. s.ops st Anna
.i.s-poiSt :: i;oes.. Frederick. Eaxeratowu
to Foinf s a s T s.a sos en on sg5aAy
~ 10 Baltimore. i-lInspoIis and Way sfAticns.
IS 4o-Philste. gi.ta End Baltimore Express (J5r
Nnshur2 s-ii Fay, viz Relsy. StJpss Ts.Ls-
vile Esd i-surSI.)
e-05-Po;;it 81 l. cks and Way SfstlOns
TO 4o-Rzlt-1G~e sLd Way 2tst,0H9.
T-N-Rsltil1sC-e R1d Laurel Expross-
IS. 56-Pittgt,Gr-, CiucE Dst and ~ L0us ExYrsss
D45-BGuTDcfo Evansville and Lsutei express
fl0.0-Nev SorE, PfLladeiplns and Boston Ex-
Press Sleeping Gar 30 New York. and $500
isi Sleepiii- Gar to PhiladeIphi
fDstly. 4ou!day only. Other Tsins daily. c1-
Al trains stas At Relay Station
For further lIfOrsnlst0n apply as Ihs L.tEiy.oss
And Ohio t.ce.t Offices, RashlDs+c;. Stasi9n. aad
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where csders VII De taken FOR baggage 20 t1
check ed sad received at any point II The city.
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On TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY STH, AT 10
O'CLOCK. resumins at z and 80 y. H., and wii
continued from day 10 day at the same hoursuntl
the entire stock is clio sd out, at our Sales room.
corner 18th and u streets facing Pennsylvania
ayenue especially ADAPTED to the display Of these
elegant goods and to the comfort and conrenience
EN- bracing-
Breakfast. Dinner, Pickle, and Sugar Casters
Ice Pitchers. lifting Sets. Tea Sets. Crns.
Cake Baskets. Epergnes. Fruit and Berry Stands.
Vases, Toilet Sets.
Celery, Baking, Pudding, and Butter Dishes.
Soup and Oyster Tureeus.
Walters. Cups, Goblets, Syrups, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Rogers and others Celebrated Triple and Quad
ripple Plated Knives, Forks aad Spoons Of al
sizes.
Soup, Oyster and Gravy Ladies'.
Pie, Oyster and Pickle Forks.
Pie, Ice Cream, Fish, Fruit AID Butter Knives.
Sugar Spoons and longs.
Nat Picks, Ma Kin Rings, Caryers, Table Cut
lery.
And a general assortment OF al the Superior
Goods made by these well known manufactures.
Chairs will be furnished tie ladies, who are re-
sFectfujly invited.
Sa positive and without reserve.
Terms cssh on delivery of the goods.
By order of JAMES P. HALL. Treasurer
feb5-2w WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co., Aucts.
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THIS ENsNG.
WALrEE B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auott

IMPORTANT AET SALE RESUMED.
sr. scett beVs leave to announce III he vii r..
the sale Of thu q ale Collection Fine Oil Paint
il rs on MONDAY and TUE-UAY EVENIN(IS st
NariDis Han. street, between 9th and 10th at 5
o'clock
Further ro.ice in to- nc orron 3 papers
Waller Ii. WILLIAMS Il Co,
febiZ-St AlCt'oneers.
~ ALTER 3. WILLIAMS 6Co, Auctioneers
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NEW YcBB-RorTE1.DaN.

The frs' class Steamers of this Iine
''AhSIERD ", J." ROTTERDAM"
''SCH1EDAj," ''H. A 8CHOLTEN."
up CALAED, 4" ard ''HAAS"
Carrying the U s. halls to the Netherlands. leave
Harbeck's Stores, Brooklyn, regularly On WE'D
NEsDAY.
lst Cabin, $50 sTo. I'd Cabin, gas $50. steer
are, s26 III t4ZAUX, General A agent, 81 South
William ct, Npy York. For passage apply to W.
q. METZERJ1T & co, 925 Pennsylvania ave.,
WashiBgton; or I. II. JOHNSON, Agent, National
Safe Deposit Building. corner New York ave- aud
18th ST mort! vest jallT
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A0 CURE. No PAY.-WHITEHnRsT's
II CEDAR BALSAM is warranted to cure
CouEEs, Colds, Croup, Throat AID Lung diseases,
sc. six drops dose Try il. ~ not Satisfied
return the empty bottle and get your money hsok:
sold by W. {. THOMPSON. 70s 10Th street. and
all dr1ggisS Price 70 cents. STUTT GROIN
WILL Wholesale. lam a-ofD
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TO-NI0RROW.
TU.NVRROvV.
FE1HOAAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
RICH TURKISH, DAGHISTAN, CIRCASSIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER RICH
ORIENTAL GOODS.

Ga TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY, FEBkUAEY I6. II, AND Is, CONNESCING
~ ) O'CLOCK AND O'clock P. NJ, at the special
sa.ser9on1, Gorn.r OF 10Th and Ii streets. opposite
CANT and extensive collections of the following
goods ever cent to this country: embracing
Gonta, Moorish and Camels Hair CARPETS and
RUS antique ID Rugs OF rare quai+sy, elegant
Chair Covers. Calnels Halr Portiers, SC, &c. vii
be on exhibition on Monday, February i4th, Cay
and evening. Every accommodation will be made
parties attending the exhibition and sale
fet11 IhOMAe DOMLING. Auetloneer.
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STEAMERS, &c
GUNARD line.

TUN8RD LINE.
- NOTICE
lane ROUTE.
IHE CCNA4t STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between NJ" York and Liverpool, Call
irE NJ Cork Uarbor,
fbOS III. 40, n X, NEW YORK
Bothnis. =. Wed, lG Fet. psrthia Wed, Is Mar
Recia-..-, w. - Cd. Sothnis 1ed.. as Mar
Calls, .-...-N -, Mar. Batavia Wed a Mar
~ yuis. NJ, Mar. Algeria We'd, Apri,
And every esdSy from New York
EN1Es OF PASSAGE.
stO, fst, Sitv. according TO accommodations
Tickets 70 Paris SIS additional
Return tCkei- On favorable terms.
SteersSe ST Ssry rT rates Steerssr tickets from
liverpool AID Queenstown. and 81 LtiIer parts Of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through Biz # laden given for Belfast, Glas-
COW. Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con
hpent, and for Il liter-ansan ports.
For frelSht and &ssage sppiy at the OoroPany's
Office. No iOgsI: Z Green. or both eteera9e and
cabin 70 OTIS LiGELOW L co COS 9Th street,
janI5 ~ BS,N H BROWN 60 Ny.
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FoHN SBEHIAN & Co,
- 81, Cl.ud Building,
Real E-tAte Agents and aucta.

CBANCERY SALE OF yALUAyLE IMPROVED
slEEET WEST. BETWEGN s AND F
slREkIS NORTH, IN THE UITY OF
WAoIlN ION. AND DIsTRICT az Co
LUGk:A.
~ yjIts e ~ y decree Of the Supreme Court -
o. ne A!StEict OF CoIun bia, passed. Equity .8
ca No. 4,552, wherein Henry Kaiser .I.a
Ct al. are complainants and George W. Stick
MY ct al. are defendants, and by virtue
o. me mandate OF the supreme CoUTt OF tie Untsd
states efiflEiGg said decree the undersigned, as
NINETEESIH U9rH) DAY or FEBRUARY, 1881, at
FoCR a. O'CLOCK p NJ, at public auction, in front
o! the FeHlses al those certain pieces pa tceis
OF ground lying aud being in the city Of Washing
scrlbed as Lot numbered thirteen Q3} and the
north NAT Il Lot numbered fourteen I'D in Suuare
numbered three hundred aud forty seven (S4Tl,
toxether With the mproY enc ents and appartenances
thereto feiongng or in any Wfae appertsi ang said
improvements consisting OF three large Pressed
Btltk Dwelling Houses numbered respectively SIS
$40 and 522 Tenth street northwest ia said city and
District. The said dwelling houses with the ground
beTeto aplerain1ns, viii be pat up and sold sepa-
rateiy.
Terms of sale arc as follows: One 5urth 90 of
the purchase money shall be paid in cash, within
five days from day Of SALE and the EalapCe in two
equal instruments, in twelve (l2} ard twenty four
ca months from the day OF sale each def erred
payment to draw interest from the day o; sale. at
the rate Of eight (S) per centrtn per anuum
or the purchaser Or purchasers may pay
cash on the day OF sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court. deposit OF 500 In cash
shall be required on each parcel when the same
thall have been sold and the Trustee reserves ths
a non CON pliance with the terms CT sale, at the
cost OF the defaulti1P purchaser purchasers.
ESOCH TOTEM, Trustee.
W. NJ. SNlIH II, Salesman feb7 -eod&ds
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4 LWAYB WE'RE AHEAD;
"A ARE STILL AHEAD
OE ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FEST PREMIUM, OBJ THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again 70
CEHES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
JESS FLoUR, for being the hd?.ttsonGest and the
most 'ihtrittous Patent Flour tbat ever e1hib
lted 81 iair Remember that every housekeeper
Who wants
seOWWHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS.
Shoud ssh the grocer for CERES" the champion
Flour OF America.
FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner LIST Sc. and Indians ave,
WIZ N. CALF q GO.
P S,-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
this District OF Hecker's Self Raising Flour and
BUCK decl8
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AUCTION SALES.

~ 9th and ID streets northwest.
HfGS;aE sAas 0E SRzs1O sFo0 S5ozs
1NY pR,sss r1SWA sEEx sTp sgT4sgy ooa
SNAIL aKss sro g OF sksER,ss EsM.rs5xe
hOLAssES. FLOUR. COFFEE MILL, Be-.
BaysTALLloN: K1ND AID GENTLE. HEAVY
P Pr r a. AHI NAL ATTENTION Of FAR N
Nc FE1EGAnr ira S ~ 10 70 o'cLoo1 LOCAL MY i
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH 1881. AT IL
town, 3. G., shan eel the rhree Il heries on The
UF.er Potomac kn0wA as g Tns tspsns
febi4-dts Auctioneer.
NEoATaAaE SALE NEAR BELT5YlL.Ei.
on FEBRUARY 10. 1891 At o.sa o,sr,c,. =.
Farm of O.. . hundred and twenty eisn: tHafaas
acres: ia cling and improvements. VIII LII
s A aF sa sa Truse
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. AucIloagers.
CHANGER, SALE OF YALuAeLE 1aPRovRD
Shk@I y tt5aHTEGNTa Mp | THEE rs
bIsrkict OF CoLuM IA -'' '~N w.
Iy virtue O. decree of tbs Supreme Court s-ss
Of Dr. trict q Columbia, passed in tll ~ al
Cause No 9S1, bet Ellen T. pdin- aA1&.
tt,. the h. i's OF John FrszIer It al, defend
arts. we, tue NJ designed trustees. will on NON
d J TIE 2STH DAY or FhDRUAHY 4. u. 1881. AT
FIVE u 60, Nj. Sc at public suction, iu front
OF the premises al tina piece or Pa cei Of uIId
lying sna being ii the City of VA hinetrn, in the
pi=1rict OF Co'n'!hif. known As cart OF lots RUM.
be- ed ard II, i'll square 127. beginning Tor said
rats Of icts the northwest corner of I'd square
pne fj,u Ing :.nte sous: ai@Dg '5.f ssrest west
80 iet theI east IS feet; henee i,uTt, 10 feet;
thence west 10 lie point of beeintins; impr0vea
by Ia e Brick Dwelling house u d back build
ing. The loCa ion ia excellent.
Ie,ms: One third OF purchase money In cash.
the balance i'll six sna twelve mnu tbs from day of
sale. with interest from day OF sale, and yment
TO be secured by, approved promissory notes of
purchaser or IurGlasera. deposit OF 500 will be
required when property is Knocked down, and
deed is to be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid Cost OF conveyancn1
to be at purchasers exPenae. and terms &c bs con-
Ilied within seven DAYS, otherwise the Trustees
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
Ing pUlcbasar.
MILAN J. MILLER,
Office t8S Louisiana ave r.
BENZ. /. DARNEILLE, Iruatees'
feb!s Office 400 Louisiana ave
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sHATES!!
DHIVATE STOCK TELE RAPH
WlREA -

DBIVATE STOCK TELECRapH
Il WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
III. III. DODGE,
BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT sscURr
TIES BOUGHT and SOLD on COMMISSION
No. $50 18th street,
(CORCoRAS BUILDIE6,)
AGENCY FOB PRINCE AND WHITLEY,
STOCK BRoKERs,
Ga broadway, New York.
Every class OF SECURITIES Bought and Sold on
Commission IN San Francisco, Baltimore, Phiiadel-
MIA New YoTk. Boston snd Washington Orders
executed Oh the New York Stock Exchange at one
ri .hth Of one PER cent commission. Private and
direct telegraph wires 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York sid Boston, through which orders are
executed the stock Exchanges In those cities and
reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and
Bonds and Information regarding the Markets
cetyed through our wire every fifteen minutes
tsly Orders in Cotton, Grain and ProvisOns
executed with dispatch deco
rER- nEETCE
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HEAL THYSELF.

j CURE FOUND AT LASTING ONE NEED
aUFFER.-A sure cure for the Blind, Bieedlns,
DR.. Williams, Gan Indian remedy called DR.. Viii,
isms' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
ing. No one need suffer Ave minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine Lotions,
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
att. getting warm ia bed. acts as poutioe gives
instant and painless relief and is prepared only for
Resd what the Hon j. NJ. Oofinberry, Of Oleve-
lsI d, says about Dr.. Williams Indian Pile oint-
fords me pleasure to Bay that I have never found
anything which gave sneh ,tmmedists and perma-
For sale by sill druggists, Or mailed on receipt OF
price a. HENRY 4 DAVIES. Props. Cleveland,
b. bTOTT & CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents,
49, Pennsylvania ave. janl0-eo
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WHEAT Dealers make Money With w.
w HOULl b co.. $50 La safe street Chicago.
Write for particulars. oosll. Am
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SILVER PLATED WARE AND RODGERS OUT
LERY.
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SPECIAL MANUFACTURE RS SALE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23

TIM editor Of the ddUertiser has been right to
throw his political lot in the Sandwich Islands:
nowhere does the politician run his course SO free
OF satire as ne has done here, and so unaccustomed
Is he 10 it that when the shafts strike home they
make him vince again. When we were young we
attended, school where foctbail is played as it is
played perhaps no other part of the world, and
there used to be some hard kicks given and re-
ceiyed We learned there whenever We were hit
never TO show it, always to keep our temper and
never 10 get savage This lesson has lasted us
thr3lgh life. How ridiculous woald be the posi-
tionof Mr.. Gladstone if he were to appear in print
denouucing as ungentlemanly the caricatures
which appear OF him in Punch or in some of the
campaign brochures We have before us on our
table a series of cuts representing him as an owl
Bottom with the ass head, a seller of old clothes
a canting preacher, ragged beggar, with quota
lions from Shakespeare and others beneath run
ming as follows: Good night my good owl. Have
YOU moi done talking yet. Motey's the only wear
aud the devil did grin for his darling sin is pride
that apes humility. He hath no drowning mark
upon him, hls complexion is a perfect gallows.'
Ear from groaning over such nonsense and reviling
the party that issued II the Liberals brought out
q counter brochure against Lord Beaconsfeld and
SO II is IN every large State all over the world.
Satire Is an acknowledged and lawful weapon and
one which in spite of such language as "dirty
filings, ribadries of personalities and insinua-
tons as to our utter interpretations of what un-
geltiemanly criticism is, we intend to use when
ever we see occasion if our contemporary does not
like II be had better not give us such golden op-
l.2riuuity as he did IL the Elele of the 9Th By
the Nsay. perhaps it is the absence of drawings
which makes our little jokes unpalateable. If so
a. we claim some slight knowledge of the art and
1oted down during the last Legislature the features
oi several members, we Will be happy 70 supply a
sc j of illustrations ut moderate cost. A last
piece OF advice, which young as are. we venture
III ali humility to offer TO Our senior, is, when
laughed at, never get angry, it makes man ten
{ times more ridiculous than before.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23

Tn arrival of the India with some 700 Chinese
was expected, and the number she brings was
reckoned by us in our calculations, when we last
wrote at length upon the Chinese population ques-
ton the accession of strength therefore which the
Chinese receive from this vessel calls for little or
no comment. That she brings smallpox or has
h9d smallpox on board during her voyage likewise
requires no comments nearly every coolie ship has
had II which has come to us from China, perhaps
1t does require commendation though it ought not,
ii At on arriving her captain has reported two cases
OF smallpox as having occurred. But serious
trouble Is ahead in the intelligence that another
vessel with coolies is on its way and may shortly
be expected to arrive. We had understood when
We took the trouble to enquire of some of the
Chinese firms, that no more vessels were coming.
and that even if any were getting ready to start.
telegraphic orders had been despatched to China
TO Immediately stop them; that the market here
was oser stocked with Chinese laborers for the pres
ent and that no Chinaman any more than man of
other nationality desired to come here under such
It seems to us, however, that our |
lnformants were in error about the matter: in the
first place, the fact of the Decima loading with
coolies shows that vessels soers coming; sec-
ondiy, either the telegram has not reached the
Celestial shores, or when it did so. no attention
vas paid to it. and lastly, that however much the
nere labor, that is the plantation labor, market is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23

COMMUNICATION in the Saturday Press states
that we have united with the Adret7ise,. "in
throwing cold water upon the Marine Railway
project Now we take issue, upon this matter,
with the Press correspondent. We do not see
that Offering suggestions as to future probabilities
Is throwing cold water upon the project. We even
do-not see that advising short delay before COM
meucing the undertaking, is throwing cold water
upon it, and we cannot conceive how such express
sions rs the following: The scheme seems feas-
IDLE enough,-a very good site has been chosen
an excellent project can be tlrsfed into throwing
cold water upon it. In fact we are rather sur
prised at the unnecessary amount of heat shown.
that all should agree in the necessity of commen-
cling the work at once. Nothing we can say can
prevent its being commenced at once. The Min
isiry have the right of spending the 100000, and
of spending it al once the money was voted by the
last Legislature and if it is spent no one can blame
them. As far as the Ministry are concerned they
required neither the countenance of the "mer-
chants and ship-owners," whom they called to see
the plans, the assistance of the Press to sup
port them. The press as fact has not opposed
tie undertaking, it has only suggested little
delay the ground of expediency. The Adpe,-
iiSsr and ourselves may be wrong; we certainly
are not aware of what resources the Goyern-
ment may have at its command to meet The
expenses entailed by the epidemic, but in spite
OF the inability of the editor of the Press to see
how 1t Is possible for u.s. TO mix up Marine Rail
way and the smallpox = we do not feel disposed TO
receoe from our position. Though the former has
distinct appropriation the traditions of the Gov
eminent do not necessarily force the executive to
spend the appropriation instantly and when il is
further known that heavy drain is coming upon
the golfers of the nation, think it is we'll to
keep as much cash on hand to meet that drain as
possible We cannot see that this is " sad poicvr
With regard to our having tried to shew that
only one firm was interested in the matter of the
Marine halfway, any one reading our article will
see that We did no such thing. That we should
have used the Likeiike an illustration can Ger
tlinly not be surprising to any one who attended
the meeting IN the office of the Minister of
Finance for there her name was used continually
10 point the arguments advanced. so we considered
and we believed rightly that to her the Marine
Railway was most important. We did not say it
was not important to other steamship owners. In
conclusion, we may say that we remain very much
oi the same mind as we were when we wrote our
article last week, in spite of the column and half
OF the Saturday Press which has been devoted to
proving that we are wrong. Time and not paper
will most readily show who has taken right view
of the case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-23


PRESIDENT GAErIKLD's Cabinet seems to have
been selected with an eye to practical efficiency.
There are several of its members who are little
known as political leaders, yet have special quai
cations for the places to which they are called.
The head of the Cabinet, James G. Blaine, is
well known wherever anything of American af-
iairs is known He was the Republican leader on
the moor of the House for many years before called
to the Senate, and even before that had served
four terms in the Maine Legislature, during two
of which he was Speaker. He was born in Wssh-
lngton county, Pennsylvania, January 81, 1880.
Left an orphan at an early age, he was taken into
the family of bis uncle Thomas Ewing, (founer
Secretary Of the Treasury, where he received the
beginning of his education, in company with swo
other nephevs of Mr.. Ewing, John and William
Iecumseh Sherman. Mr.. Blaine afterwards gradu-
ated at Washington College, Pennsylvania. Mr..
Blaine Is Protectionist, and has distinguished