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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
The Same, Old Drpnk,;,

Quite 6 smart looking lawyer, but
invetera.s7 iinsbfiate, was. hxulec up
sgain lately on4hef charge of into1ica.
tiop, ana the juAse, through hi hard
pleading let him OF with s2 land coSss,
It the same time, thrsAtAning 10 ssnd
him to etha varkhouss IT he. sssr -.
psassed1 s1.l before sf lhi@ again On TIE .sps
Mf bsi7 will as. him. him. after dsa p.,ip. 1sia.
the fho LEFT Isiisieiing snd no ioIooinsf
Out than he commenced celebrating fhs
event by getting ibsistf5 i1so1ioatsd:
got arrested esAfn Gsdl kSd 'tolsppeaf
before the same Judge tshex sssylhext
morning onAh> sa,ns iotafss.od ei II
on: Nell. Mr.. Bell What hAye yol cot
to say against the charge, this, tisasfS
asked the Judge. ,7,,ya ,sI, bus no..
Nothing at dl. your honor, bpt,I
would like to ask you =; question,
please." - - - =. 's'' - t'i'' -'N '''''
Well, sir, xhstis its"aoiT .ax
",Can you convict . map twice ior
the same qftsnse, your honor 2".'g :" .s.i
No, sir. ertainIx notl"
d" Well, sir. then all I have got q
soy is, thas this Wis the sSnne old drunk
yet frcm yesterday. .nicsvs ynbssnbsH
Tho jadge land everyhody Linz the
courtroom neonhl Ies, rsfrsih fRom
laughing and TIE priaones, got hia dis
onpse'i'swa evsI od@ ,slIsi1i ynsaf
he.ni,s.zl -ilt 10 ,lpesT ed; yliae;t
CURufp EGGS WITH RIcY-Boil halt
doz4sa egssquite hard s6etl them and
cut them up into thick rounds ot pisces.
Pile them in the middle VI smsii dish,
with plain boiled rice arraugsd'in 3 rig
aroppd ihsn, Slice Two OF three opisns
and, fry them in little butter; add one
or two spooniuls Of curry powder to
.one aessertspoonful Of aour and rith
halt pint Of water; pour them into
the frying pan When the curry is
msde, po'tr over the eggs. Gsrnish
with slices OF lemon. n.a.131iA &. sal+-'''
| yHoRsE IRADrsH lS4UcE.-:1wo tea-,
spoonfuls off msds mustard, two loi
white sugar, half = teaspoonfaloi salt
and gill Of yinsgar;. mix and POM
over grated horse radish,,s ,,sl lE1esllan.
with beef. --s
YEAST. y Sixa or eight good sized 20.
tatoes. grated or boiled; ons-half cup
\ sugar; one.half pup salt:. hAndful OF
hops, steepsd; cup of seed syssst, and
two quarts of boiling water. .6, -r.
Il .t an. -,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

The Dey Of Algiers has seen his best
Dsy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
ss%CIsIrEEON RATES.

Per hI.4HH -..--..---....- IS ~
National Republican., 1881-09-10
THE ASPHALT FroHT.
STessr-. Murdoek aud Fletcher Appeal "a
Court.

Yesterday Birney & Birney, for w. G.
Murdoch and Francis D. Bailey, filed bill in
equity against William Fletcher sr, and William
Fletcher jr, praying for dissolution Of partner
ship, statement Of account. the appointment of a
receiver, and an injunction restraining the Flech-
ers from receiving any money or disposing Of any
property now held by the firm Tho bill, as pre-
sentcd, gives the inside history Of the firm from
the date Of its organization May "a, to the present.
time that is TO say, It gives MurdOck's version OF
1t, It tells Of agreements made and sought to be
made prior TO and aftcr the award OF the paving
contracts. and how the one partner tried to beat
the other. In fact Il recites a series Of sharp
practices and broken promises, eliminating in
failure to pay the employees. The affair is pretty
well mixed, and all the public Is that they OF
some of them may get to work and finish the
streets for which they contracted. Judge Wylie
Issued - the restraining order, as prayed,
and fixed May 10 for hearing.
The following note, addressed to the Commits
sioners yesterday by General Blrney for Mr.. W. c.
Murdock, puts new phase on tho matter:
II you will furnish the asphaltic cement re-
quired for the completion of the contracts at a
price not exceeding $50 per ton, delivered at the
works on North Capitol street, the said Murdocl
VIII complete said contracts on behalf Of said
Bailey 4 Fletcher at the contract price with all
reasonable dispatch.
The proposition was referred to the Engineer
Commissioner, with request that the matter be
inquired into and report made.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Excitement ON C.pItoi Hill.

Burning Bush Lodge, No. GO2, of the
Rising Sons and Daughters of Abraham, while on
their way home yesterday from funeral preceded
by sick brass band, were attacked, or imagined
they were attacked, at the corner Of Maryland
avenue and Second street northeast, by a crowd OF
hoodlums and goats from swampoodle. The Sons
and Daughters, in full regalla, broke ranks,
and, followed. by the band, gave chase
to the hoodlums. There was cloud
of dust, darkies, whites, musical instruments
and ornamental collar regalas, all mixed up with
half-dozen policemen. They went down Second
street, toward st. Joseph's Church, like rush Of
seven yenr locusts. The whole nelghborhood was
aroused, and for while enjoyed the picnic The
sons and daughters failed to catch any of the
hoodlums, and returned to Maryland avenue
where the Burning Bush " was again formed In
line and marched along to their hall, near Penn.
sylvania avenue, TO the tune of "Meek and lowly
pure and holy" They marched with nll the grace
and precision of troop of horses with the string.
haltn
National Republican., 1881-09-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

l.. ]. Young, sample merchant from
Baltimore, was arrested yesterday afternoon for
doing business without license and taken before
Justice Thompson, who bHiled him for his appear
anUe before the mayor this morning.
Mr.. w. w. DUNCAN, one of the lessees of
the Alexandria Canal has just returned from Balti-
more, whore he contracted for 10000 feet OF heavy
lumber with which to repair the aqueduct of the
canal during the next winter, lie says 10000 was
spent on the Aqueduct last winter, and 1000 more
will be spent on the same work during the COM
lug winter
A meetingwas held in Arlington, Alex
andria County, Thursday night, ut which u com.
mttec consisting of j. II Sypherd, j. 4, Febrey J.
w. Slater, II. Hatch, A. b. Grunwell, ana Il. O..
Cunningham, was appointed to petition the Leg
islaturc, at Its next session, to Cede u portion of
Fairfax County to Alexandria County. OtheTCOm-
mttees were appointed TO COuferwilh the suppTyis.
ors In regard TO reduction of the present county
levy.
A small colored boy, living with n
family In the First Ward, while asleep on Wind,
mill Hin Thursday night, had his len car badly
cut by some unknown person. The boy when be
fell asleep was surrounded by u number of other
cOlored boys. When he was awakened by pain
he found himself alone, Blood was flowing pro.
fusely from deep cash IN the top Of his ear lie
went TO a drug store and had his injured car at
tended to, The boy had had n difficulty with
some oolored companions short time ago, aud II
Is supposed they took this method ofreyenge.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Capl,nl Cily Gnnr.,s.

Alta meeting of this wcll-known col
ored military organization held Thursday 1t was
decided TO accept the invitation Of the Gray In
yinc!bles to visit them shortly ailcr the october
celebration, A uniform overcOat OF dark blue,
with buiI-lined cape, made by Leeds, Of Philadel.
phia, was adopted. Five active members were
elected. Recently Sergeant SmGllwood Of the
corps, was presented by the Washington City ca.
deta with handsome sword. The City Guard is
the coorch company which, on the occasion OF
the unyeiling OF the Farragut statue, attracted so
much attention by their hne marching and sol.
dierly appearance, They number sixty uniformed
men, and under the efficient command Of Captain
Thomas Kelly bid fair to make one Of the best
drilled companies in the District. They have
among their honorary members some Of the most
prominent citizens, both white and colOred.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Excursion Notes.

Tomorrow and every morning until Sun
day, September ls, the steamerJ. W. Thompson win
make her trip to Lower Cedar Point, leaving al
halr.past eight o'clock. brass and string band
accompanies each trip, and fine fresh oysters, fish
and crabs are prominent on the bill of fare. The
bathing is stnl excellent Tickets, flity cents.
The steamer Mary Washington will make only
three more trips to the romantic ocooquan Falls
this season, viz: tomorrow Monday, and Wednet'
day, This is delightful trip at small expense
aud those who have not done so should by all
means go before the season closes
Select afternoon excursion to Quantico to-mo''
row afternoon on the palace steamer Excelsior
Boat leaves her wharf at three o'clock. pleas'
Gnt way to.spend the afternoon.
Thursday next the steamer 4. V, Arrowsmith
will make an excursion to Blackiston's Island She
leaves her wharf at eight a. m. aud returns at ton
pm.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
scooped again ANA complaining.

When the managing editor OF an al
legged morning newspaper comes TO his sanctum
after long absence end lind. his paper "scooped"
Oh an interview with NennOr by the only news.
paper in town, he straightway goes for his derelc
staff aud makes It warm for them The staff
swear that VennOr didn't interview worth cent
and that Il must have been stolen from another
paper. This Is happy thought for the staff, and
The N, E books II IN his alleged newspaper the
next morning, and In doing II is diplomatic
enough 70 compliment an alleged evening news.
paper Inc eHGuie oi tiie sIall sno y no, pe dS,od
Icooped,
National Republican., 1881-09-10
InsIde and Omisidc.

The improvements in theinterior of the
National Theatre are of substantial character
and reflect credit upon the good taste and judg
meut of Manager AlbOugh, who bore the expense
If the outside Of the building could be touched VI
with paint II would not look so repulsive, Thr
exterior is absolutely dirty in appearance, and tht
wo old dilapidated ll-boards in front Of thu
bpildlng are an eye.sore. Mr. Rapley should SO
a force Of painters aud change all this.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
rhn weather To.Dnx.

For The Middle Atlantic States, including
me Dsirtcof Cotunbia partly cloudy or cloudy
tch rain sou,he1stery shifting 10 nOrhty minds, sta
tiondy or ioosr barometer and temperature.
The thermomctric readings yesterday were as
follows: 7a M, 725o II q. m, 1850; p. m, 800;
Up. M. So Ii p. M, 77.2o; maximum, S7.So mini
num- Tl.6o
National Republican., 1881-09-10
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

I'm the Classical, Scientific and Commercial branches
Examination for entrance held from the 9TH of Sep
tember onward.
Terms for day scholars $50; for halrboarders 800;
for boarders, 500 per Rnnum.
Private instruction given In Analytical Chemistry
at special rates.
School tickets may be obtained at the Office of tho
Metropolitan Railroad Company. The cars pass
within two squares of the college,. For further par-
tculars apply TO sec 2wl II. +. HEAIY, s. j.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
Tenth scholastic year begins September "a
se1-lm Mrs, q, w, pAIRO, PRINCIPAL.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
The Nntinnnl Snrc.nrno.It COMPANY.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing watches, iGwelry, SC. Call on or address
Hc!zog sos Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Special GIofices.

A~5ys UNIvERsALTsT CHURCH, MASONIC
gRS Temple, corner Ninth and street,. Preach.
ing by tho Pastor Rev. A. Kent, TOMORROW, at n
Mt p.sO A. M. 1te
National Republican., 1881-09-10

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths. 0O3
street. Only frst -class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers
educational.
Howard University. :

Free T7litio1a-
The Collegiate, Preparatory. aud Normal Depart
ments will open ON WEDNESDAY,, September II,
1881, at o'clock a. m. Tho tuition Will be nee to a.
many as can be accommodated. preferences being
given TO those entering the higher classes. No dis
tinction account of race sex.
sefl5t WILLIAM w. PATTON, President
7 ASELL INSTITUTE, No. 003 SIXTEENTH
IL street nOrthwest-Mrs. l.. Il. SAITH, PRINCIPAL
lato Principal OF Rosslyn Seminary. School begins
SEPTEMBER 10. "A select English and Classical
school, with superior facilities for French The Prin.
cipal Will give the care aud comforts OF pleAsant
home to six young girls. Circulars may be obtained
the book stores from the PRINCIPAL. scy-im
National Republican., 1881-09-10
A TRUE TONIC

1RoS BrrERs arc bgh'y recommended for all
Diseases requiring CERTAIN and efficient tonic, e.
pccialy Indigestion, Dysppsia, Intermittent Fercrs
Want Of Appctjic, Loss Of Strength, Ldck Of EncGN
dc. E,irichcs the blood, strengthens The muscles, and
gircs nc,r iVc TO nc ucrrc. They act Tie a charm on
ne digestive organs rcmortnJ al dgprp'ic symptoms
such as tasting nc ood Joching heat in hc stomach
heartburn, &C. The on'y Iron Preparation that trW
no, UdclCn he ch or giyc headache. Write for hc
y Book, 80 pages, amusing and Wse'R reading sent
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
wiIhoTt'a Fever aud Ague Tonic.
For ChRls and Ftrcr and al DiScd'eS caused by ma.
laridl poisoning qttlc bood A rdrrdnied cure. Price,
81. For sale by az d,WRoiss. TTh&S
"AIdcrary Dairy wagons"
Fresh Alderncy butter churncd every morning,
and delivered in iJlb Ward" prints. at 35c per To-
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball buttcrmiik, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1881-09-10
The shodd Maths.

FoR new fall goods call at 736 and III Seventh
street, between and III.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
a
Iron IiIttcrs.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
tlnues to receive valunblcs Of all descriptions for
Enfn kcenInC nj NCrN low rAtCh.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

You can publish three-line advertise
ment OF want, rent for SALE lost, three times for
twenty-five cents in TIE REPUBLICANS.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
LOCAL MENTION.
"Thc Jewell"

REMENpER tomorrow, Sunday, September II
steamer J. W. Thompson for Lower Cedar Point
National Republican., 1881-09-10
mr.. novec's TurItIsb Bnth,

500 St. near Judiciary So, will occupy new bath
October I. lllI q 81. opposite Eiggs House.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
ss ssAIIcr,lry DnIry yyngona,
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CORRECTED TO MAY %, 1881.
Baltimore and ohio Depot, corner New
Lerscx nNcnmc mud q Aircct.

EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis and
way siatiunS...,,,..,.. l:j0
tCin. ana 81. LOUIS. 2:Oi
baltimore and way. 3:On
Baltimore AMI way. i:2l
n. Y. and phila. cN... i:,j
Ball and Laurel cy.. b:lO
Piedmont Frcd'k LA.
gerstOwn, Point Of
Rocks aud way.."". $50
tBOlt., hunap. & way G.3i
StaiIutn y Valley cx. i:2O
! \ Bait. and way stains 1:5l
| I Bali., Laurcl.,.,."..,- 0;Oj
tChicagn, Columbus
and pittsburs ex"." 0;3j
Sunday only. Other trains
National Republican., 1881-09-10
The Columbian University,

w a5h1Agt D. q
The Columbian College opens September IL 2
The Medical School opens october 9. a
The aw School opens October IL. VI
For catalogues and Information address
J. o. WELLING, ILL., d.,
National Republican., 1881-09-10

J. D. JACKSON, Of the Government ONCE has
shown us the model Of an attachment TO the en-
frances of sewers. which in brief is selt-adJust
ing perforated box, filed with charcoal through
which all noxious vapOrs must pass before reacn =
ing the atmosphere As consrtNNtor OF punlc
health this invention Is most important, Inc
model can be seen at the Health Office.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

selu President
bfNy MEPIA ta ESIIA
MEN AND BOYS.
% ssS s5SSt
shortlldge ! have had an opportunity for several
Academy is conducted, as wcii as ihe deportment oi
hs pupils TnG nend and am led that
agl moral GeyeGopm%en, s,oG % of The laiter" , ~ u,
ward, Yale, Princeton, Lafayette University OF Penn.
sylyrna, Columbia, &C., &c. Boys fitted for West
So Der quarter Tor yons men and boys; SCHOOLING
books 80 No extra charges except for music special
for little boys. mGiyduai and cias Instruction for
p tho adynnaSes Of ppiVas t6rns g and f School
drill. English, Commercial, Scientific, and Classical
Twelve Instructors, all men and oil graduates.
french and German spoken IN lnngage clsses as Book.
mond, author of Potter 4 Hammonds bookkeeping
and fullest apparatus for eSperimentand nnsirniion
Fine building, with ility-hve rooms heated In all
nasiumj exoeiicnt table, ample grounds, %
New iS;rnsd ; circular & eSnaHns Al picture Of build
! ktefs from ne Hon. Fernando Wood, Governor John
Hofy Ss' Ry BE- 6soFe n Fea5dGs nGs
The Rev / A. Childs, D. p, Rey; ! r. Taylor Grey,
ilobbins, Rey w, A. Paiten, Rey s. a. Heiner.
sn s@q Re- P,SSs f. fSSoaS 60 NJ lien Bsy n; VII a
lam lam + s'oIs & George a BassStt, ESQ, Dr. p LlppSn;
Ss Seve M Miles sS ra rom r. AfSSs ina
and Chestnut streets, philadelphia Twenty Ave daily
| few minutes from Media station.
Media has seven churches and a temperance char
| eating drinks. The health record of Media has few
parallels.
students admitted at any time No " incidental"
expenses.
No examination requisite for admission.
For full particulars address SWITIIIN G. SHORT
LIDGE A. NJ. CHarvard University graduate), Nc.
dia, Pa.
Principal at Ebbitt House Friday September Q, from
Oa. M. TO 10 p. M. sepl-tf
| TIME SCHOOL OF FMUSIC.-EsTABLSSIIE 1871
Il 707 Eighth street northwest.
Piano, Organ, Voice. Violin, sc, Church organ iof
practice. au3l-f
| NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, LAW DEPART
IN ment Catalogues are now ready and may be
obtained from the secretary w. MENTION.
au2ltf 500 Seventh street.
| rJNIIE DoYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
l. SCHOOL begins its fourteenth year ON the 18th ol
September, In Dr. Sunderlands Church. north sesso4
room. See circulars at bookstores for the opinions
| some OF our well-known citizens with regard TO IL
merits For an interview with the principal or othek
| information address Lock-box 555
National Republican., 1881-09-10

BRowS CHEMICAL company, Baltimore, Md.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

sDcsignio" and "Prima Donna" brands OF
cigars can be had at Is. r. Morcoes, 1917 Pennsyl-
yania avenue Wide open doors.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

The presentation Of prizes to the victors In the
two days contests will take place this morning al
the Arlington Hotel, and Hon. J. II. sypher will
deliver the address. An excursion was given last
evening on the steamer Corcoran in honor of the
visitors by the Columbia and Analostan Boat
Clubs The attendance was large and select, and
the affair was entirely enjoyable and successful
proving fitting finale to the great regatta,
The local committee Of arrangements during the
regatta was as follows: Messrs. John W. COrson
w. H. Gibson, j. S. Zeigler, G. G. Klmball, Fred
Wright, o. 4, Brlce, W. II. McKenney, L. S. Maun'
der, Andy Smith, NJ NJ. Parker, and Samuel
Maddox.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

TIME BOYS' ENGLISII AND CLASSICAL HIGH
l. SCHOOL begins its fourteenth year the l2th ol
September, In Dr, Sunderands Church, norh sesslo4
room See circulars at bookstores for the opnonso ol
some OF our well.known citizens with regard 10 "
merits For an interyiew with the principal or othet
an25-lm i w HINT prlnclnal.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
DR. NJ. A. uARMAN.
fey

n~1- THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
W. COMPANY
for the District OF Columbia. -
Walter s. Cox, president VIM. King. vice,president.
G. d. Maury, treasurer Frank n. Rawlngs secy.
oiice-l5O5 Pennsylvania avenue, north Of United
National Republican., 1881-09-10
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

, Sunday only. Other trains
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-13
What Makes a Legal Marriage.

The New York Court of Appeals.
through Judge Folgcr, has lately
clearly defined what constitutes a
marriage in that State:
BY the law of this State Il man
and woman who are competent to
marry each other, without going
before minister or magistrate,
without previous public notice Civ.
en-, with no torn or ceremony. civil
or religious, and with no record or
written evidence of the act kept,
and merely by words Of present
contract between them, may take
upon themselves the relation of hus.
band aud wife, and be bound to
themselves, to the State and society
as such; and fafter that the mar.
rage is denied, proof of actual co
habitation as husband and wife, &C.
acknowledgements and recognition Of
each other to friends and acquain.
tances and the public as such, aud
the general reputation thereof will
enable a cour; TO presume there was
in the beginning an actual bona iide
marriage.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-13
She Washed on Sunday.

He only whispered it to Lady,
friend who sat beside him in church,
bnt it cost considerable trouble.
There comes Me. Proud's wife. DO
Won know she washes Oh Sunday I
I've seen her do it, is what he said.
Heavens. Can that be possible 7
Yes, but please don't say anything
about it.
She didn't.
In exactly seven days by the
clock everybody in church knew it,.
1t came to the ears of Mr.. Proud,
and he set about tracing the story
to it's origin. Mrs. Proud was snub.
bed by nearly everybody in the
congregation. Even the minister
forgot to take of his hat when he
passed her in the street.
There was some talk of dropping
Mrs. Proud's name from the roll of
church membership.
Mr.. Proud became furious. fle
went around town with a pistol in
his pocket.
He finally found the lady who
had started the report, and asked
her who her informant was. She
referred him to the gentleman
who had mentioned it to her in
church. Mr.. Proud damned his hat
over his eyes and sought the miscre-
ant.
Did you say that my wife washed
OH Sunday asked Mr.. Proud, with
murder in his eye.
Certainly, responded the man,
without budging a muscle.
want you to take it back.
can't. It's a fact, and ] don't
see anything to get mad about. l
wouldn't let u wife OF mine come to
church without washing. Would
youf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-13
THE SIN FOR 1851.

livery body reads THE SUS. In the edi-
IL tions nf this newspaper throughout
the year to come every body will hud:
|. All the worlds news, 50 presented
that the readers will get the greatest
amount Of information with the least UNI
prohtabl" expenditure of time and eye
sight. The sun long ago discovered the
golden mean between redundant fullness
aud unsatisfactory brrvity.
III. Much of that sort of news which de-
ponds less upon its recognized Importance
than upon It's interest To mankind. From
morning to morning The sun prints con
tinued story OF the lives Of real men and
women, and of their deeds, plans. loves.
hates. and troubles. This story is more
varied and more interesting than any
romance that WAS ever dcN Used.
III. Good writing in every column, and
freshness, originality, accuracy, and deco
rum in the treatment OF every subject
". Honest comment. The Suns habit
Is to speak out frarlessly about men and
things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party, and equal readiness to
commend what is praiscworthy or to re.
bukc what is hlamabl" IN Democrat or Re
publican.
VI. Absolute independence Of partisan
organizations, h.it uuwavrrIug loyalty To
true Democratic principles. The sun
believes that the Government which the
Constitution gives us is good one TO keep.
It's notion of duty is to resist to lis utmost
power the efforts of men IN the Republican
party 10 set up another form ofgoyrrnmcnt
IN place Of that which exists. The year
l--l and the years immediately following
will probably decide this suprcrnely impor.
tant contest. Tho Sun believes that the
victory will be with the people as against
the Rings for monopoly, the Rings for
plumber, and the rings for imperial power
Our terms are rs follows:
For the Daily Sun, four-pagc sheet of
y columns, the price by mail, post paid,
is ~ cents n month, or IS so q year; Grin
Guiding the Sunday paper, an eight. page
sheet of 81 columns, the price is IS cents a
month. or g. 20 year, postage paid.
The Sunday edition of The sun is also
furnished separately At 81 20 year, pos
tagc paid.
Til" price of the Weekly Sun. pages, SO
columns, IL 81 year, postage paid. For
clubs Of ten sending $40 we will send AN
extra copy free. Address I. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher of The Sun, New York City.