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HAVE you practically teste'G=the merits of the
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No tension, bobbin or shuttle. 81 East New
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Eslnrr Of An Old nattls Flag.

Al meeting held By the survivors of the
louisiana Guards, G. S. A. in New Orleans, on
the 18th ult., communications were read from
Henry y. Fauton, Commander James T. Moore
Post. Of DaBbury, Conn., in which he stated
that a Confederate flag was IN possession OF
that Post. who desired 10 restore it TO the origi-
nal possessors. From the description given in
the correspondence, the flag was recognized by
Captain G. Z. GiTarday as one that belonged TO
the Louisiana Guards, having been presented
TO them By the ladies of New Orleans in 1861
After the battles around Richmond the dag
was left with Scion Davis of Richmond, and
is subsequent history Is somewhat involved in
mystery, except that ii was taken by some
lieutenant in the Northern army, and finally
presented TO James Z. Moore Post, Of Danbury
short time after the meeting in question
the flag was received with much enthusiasm
BY its old bearers, who expressed their high
appreciation Of the kind spirit which prompted
It's return.
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ST PATTI NER. Aug 20. 1885,
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Pensicns.-If wounded injured or have contracted
any disease bow slight The disability apply once
IIeirs.-vFidoUs, minor children desenderf mothers
LstneTs anu minor brothers and sisters, In the order
War CT Isl2.-AH surviving officers and soldiers Of
this var, whether the Military Naval service Of ta
DLs u sEltisH i9r less PERIOD and the widows OF
slc who have not remarked are entitled 70 pension
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WAsHLNoToN, D. O.. Nov 1, 1893.
The attention OF the former clients of Gilmore Co..
&c. who have already written me- again called to
the importance OF communicating with AZ euice, as
have in my possession al the papers in their pension
claims which in the hands OF the firms mentioned
The having been transferred to in 1891. Some of
these papers highly important to the claimants
toned, and never filed by said firms. desire to
hear from sye,p applicant for pension whose claim
In the hands of Gilmore ana whose claim for pension
may be still pending tlat may assist him complete
the same have testimony and other important papers
Ia very many Of these claims, and parties interested
should at once inform me OF their post-ofice address,
that may inform them in regard TO their claims
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Outbreak of Rebellion.

By yoHs G. EIcoLAY. ESQ., Private Secretary to Presi
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GEORGE E. LEMON.

Sis 18th ST., WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Attorney -at-Lav- AID Solicitor OF American ana
FOREIGN Patents.
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PERSONAL.

Munkacsy il at work IN his studio in Paris on a
large paintinQ-the largest he has ever attempted
OF "1he CruclhNiOD"
Professors A. II. Fetterolf and II. d. Gregory were
on "Wednesday inaugurated icspectively ~ pres-
dent and vice-pre. ident of Girdrd College.
The late Robert A. Packer, son Of Asa Packer, OF
Pennsylvania. bequeath"d one half of his estate to
his widow and the remainder 10 Lehlgh University.
Wagner was, involuDtarily, considerably mixed
ND with the celebrated Arnim trial. Count Arnlm
was charged, among other things, with having con-
pared Bismarck TO Wagner in published note say
mechanically of cuurse-ihat the Chance lor was
/" The greatest living personnge, next 10 wagner"
This the prosecution argued, was deadly insult,
cit being Perfectly notorious that wagner, the In
stefan, was STARK staring mad"l
Mr.. Henry Seybert, the Philadelphia philanthro-
mist whose muniGcent requests to a host OF Dublic
institutions were mentioned IN yesterdays IRIB-
UNE was for many years before his death deeply in
terested i'm the subj If Sprituaiisn. While fully
recognizing the fact thai its most noisy expounders
were merely mercenary impostors and lngglers. he
believed II worthy OF careful investigation. Accord
lngly. m endowng with 100000 a char vt Mental
and Moral Philosophy in the University OF Penn>yl-
vatua he stimulated that the occupant thereof aided
Nv the other members OF the faculty, should iusti
tnte a thorough and impartial Investigation of tho
alIeg, art OF psycomancy in all IT'S various phases.
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LEFT STRANDED.

The storm that has ragged 50 long in the polit-
ical world has at last abated. The average
citizen, like Daniel Webster's tempest-tossed
seaman, may at last look about him, take All
observation and try to find out where he is. The
storm he finds, has been more noisy than disas-
truus. As is usual with storms of Democratic
origin il has been very windy. But the good
ship has lost no spar nor sail, and does not seem
to have been driven far out Of her true course.
Several important things that the Republican
party ought to have done tor the safety and
welfare of the country it has done in spite OF
the Democratic high wind. Not little prog
ress has been made toward the port OF safety.
Meanwhile the party of wind appears to have
done less harm 10y its blowing and raVing to
anybody else than to itself.
What has the Democratic party to fight about
in the next Presidential election? This has
become au anxious question TO Democratic
leaders. They hoped that the Republicans
would leave ecessary public business undone.
Excepting in the silver matter, the Republicans
have taken action to meet every emergency
in public affairs, and OH that question the Dem
ocrats are particularly unable TO apply any rem
edy for evils largely created by themselves.
1t was their hope to make great handle of
extravagant appropriations by Republican
Congress. But the aggregate appropriations
for two years by the Republicans have been
$524,s3s,151 %, of which 81 1000 was
for pensions. The average Of appropriations
for all other purposes was only Sl69, l3l,5|o
yearly, and about $24,000,000 of the sums
voted last year was TO pay lawful and just
debts of the Government under previously ex-
sting laws, which the Democrats had refused
to pay. Transferring Theses sums to the ac-
count of the Congress which was bound in law
and in decency to pay them, it does not appear
that the cost of government other than for
pensions has been greater under Republican
Congress, with all its extravagance than il was
under the preceding Democratic Congress- with
all It's loud professions of economy. There is
nothing to be made by Democrats in harping
On that subject. In every kind OF extraya-
gance and jobbery, of which any Congress for
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH - 1883.

ent discussion shall lead to a multiplying OF
precautions against fire and of the means OF es-
cape from it in the houses already erected.
Every ar artment-house in the city ought to be
protected in every possible way. The tenants
ought to sec that this is done, and they ought
also to settle upon q systematic plan for escape
in case fire ia discovered. FOrethought OF that
kind will prevent panic at time when panic
may mean death. 1t would he cause for great
rejoicing if all the people of the city could live
in fire. proof houses but that happy time has
not arrived yet. Until 1t comes we can do no
better than stay in our present abOdes and pro-
tect ourselves by all known precautions.
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A CLINCUER. -
49,, mn 4fssrlf4n py'OfScffOufSf

Mr. Porter pats the point very t0rclbly when,
IA the results of his investigations at Brad
f"rJ he saws: II were asked what the keen practical
Rradford manufacturer thought on economic questions
.hould frankly reply that alter an experience OF gen
GRAFTON some OF them are prepared To prove that tariR
dulles como largely ont OF the producer than the
consumer. OF them demonstrated this quito con
eusyey 10 and Illustrated Il with the French tariff
What u complete answer this evidence that auh duties
come moro largely out of the producer than the
suner" to the free trade allegation that the whole OF
tariff Is tax upon the American consumer Here we
ID upon him, not upon the American consumer, that
because 10 facilitates production and balds
strong competition Take away the protecting duty,
reduce below the Ont OF adequate protection
aud would lie indeed grand thug for bradford ;"
and for all other industrial competitors OF the United
States. Prices would be- kept down only until our in
price and English profit would be the utmost that No
could DC compelled TO pay.
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AN INTERESTING COMPARISON.
kt.,,,, Vhs SurarusS yo,fFyaaI


Mr.. Robert p. Porter. the stadsrican, in THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE makes an approximate eompar-
iaon of the English and American wOoen manufactures
task that rendered specially difficult because OF the
Lack Oh adequate statistics for SUCH
nnrison In fact, official industrial stats
hes are wholly wanting IN England, and
while Is impossible 10 aScertaia the number
OF hands employed the annual product capital invested
and value material consumed only ne guessed at
which would be folly. In making "a comparison OF
wages I'm this industry In the two countries Mr. Porter
complies table OF average weekly earnings, those IN
The United otates being taken from tue report Of Mr. Car
roll d. Wright for 1882 and those from England being
Obtained Mr. Porter himself direct from the pay-rolls
OF manufacturers In Yorkshire Mr. Porters comments
on the disclosures and upon his observations are inter-
eating and their force will be appreciated Ana So
he says tong and Borrowing. with no future ana lte
hOpe cOntened live and die IN the shadow OF these
giant factories. with little chance 10 better them
selves fixtures. In fact around the mills as the peasants
were 10 the land In feHs times. the Engsn opera
tiyes a on while the mill-owner discusses In the cuD
how he can produce an article arhinE cheaper per
yau The idea Of chcapness peryades the whole Ming
dom Ii is all some people seem 10 i've Tor Ihefe Is
no limit to it. The struggle Tor cheaI ness sometimes
brings ruin the mill owner ana thrNaon 10 the opel
atiVes Sit sor all that the struggle goes on