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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
TyJE U1NLY 1PPEAL.

In tcrsc strong words at Rochester Nj. Blaine
states the object, Of the Republican party
Peace; Commercial Expansion; Protection of
Industry; Protection for American Citizens. at
home and abroad There is no cqWv0cltlon IN
his statement, as there was none IN the plat
form of the party which nominated him. No
one has TO ask twice wha' the party means To
do, or what the candidate means to do. Rcpub-
ic.ns are not irving to hide their votes in Con-
grc.s on any of these questions. nor telling each
other that they lie about the action or belief of
their candidate; in the strong words of General
Logan. they only AJAX that the light shall be
turned ON If the people do not approve their
policy, the responsibility for any disaster that
NAV result must rest with those who reject it.
II the people do approve TINT policy, The Re
publican. asl, that it shall be sustained IN prac-
ucal efficiency b. the choice of RcpublcanS to
administer the Government.
This course wins because it is manly, brave.
honorable. and plainly inspired 10y u sincere de-
sire for the public good. When man seeks
Office, "a a dog whinos for a bono. because hc
s hungry. people dospiso him. But NO man can
hnvpn more honorable ambition than 60 blcas
fifty millions ol Americans hy bringing 10
nution Wisc ideas aud policcs. The Demo
cratic party, in the person ol MI Hendricks,
pitconaly whinc,! d" ! sbould like the vote of In
dmnni give me the place to which was olcrlcd
In ls1G"-and the people spuIn the degrading
appeal IA they spun the base lulschood that
shotgun maioritcs constitute election 10y the
people. But the Republican party. through lis
chosen candidates manlully dccnrcs it, beliefs
and says. II yon hold, "a we do, that these
"nclsuros will bless the country, give IA the
"powcr to carry them forward. Trust not
"thcir execution 10 uyOwcd ioos, nor to men
"who sioop 10 deceive you about their pur-
"potos,'
The American people have nevor yet pre-
lotrod snonl 10 bravo man. They hnyo
noyol yct rewarded palpnhlo fraud with honor
and confidence. Thoy trust tho Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
POLITICfL NOTLE.

Itisa lite hard that rauu nvs heroic .o'f-.,crrco
should be received in ilt. bclri'cs. manner ny NE
Hon'i,n 0oND Post, Tmmlug's nIuife.ip prepared
by thr area d"na 20 ne General Spnuoi. i-ut worth
i've cents 10 TIE Democratic party nor 20
the people ~ hrte. II IL uothnt bu a
general declaration that Tlmmlny uudcr au or-
cnusr'nccs loc' ~ - : plel.c that b. D.. uow fc,I
down ON Governor Cleveland bun mat t coule'c ul. %
vote for rc clulll'c of the Democracy because u is
m'r'lF obliged to do 40. TammnnE whilst 900 'lin i''
dtcl1Ion 49, sgpp'r hi, -hoNu To-. teeth no Pine rcmos
r'cy ina - most impairment manner aud b. i- nu open
question whether 10. lltoWarm support - not mO.c
dang. r1us to Cleveland than it, open cnmlg."
lhc Hon. David \ Wells has declined. afcr lu 20
r.iu for Contrr-, the ma Connecticut b-tI.t Mr.
Wells l1s bren 20 eng to get tbc nomination tllt ODE
fIouls who have been working 10 secure It ior hm
n.,at u.tl, conn lain that he has permitted them 'o
nave only their aror for their pains Elt -iIrrta-
ton is the first law Of nature and Nr Wells loub 'e-
nl. That IN the remote con Iu-rncyOi Governor trfo-
..nrs election % "di-utrrt.Hird stump speaker UI
Iyc -tr,u tcr claim upol tn Treasury pot'np OIL u
defeated cluld1tr for Congress. Connecticut N.'u'.
crafts ar, sol c pls % know whether Nr Na,- Oh H'
liberal contribution to their cimpai % fund hnd- r.ol
BOW that he has taken counsel Of his fears ond refused
tlc nomination.
Mr. Brewster y state registrar ~ yotc4 in Io..IHI
has concluded hat It snot best to icrc' agiiu. tp
Truitol states ana ace .rlug tWcy" uprN-or- OBJ fu.
election wee permitted to cop, Ire books 90 no" rcr''I-
ou Office An honest election ia Louisiana j. ai that i-
needed this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
oESr2rcrIoNS N 1HE SrEErTS.

OBSTRTCrIONS ~ 1HE STREETS.
Judge Truax, in the superior Court Special
Term, has given II Judgment which would be
hailed with satisfaction if the People of New
York could believe that it mark Il the begin
ming Of better Things. one business finn sued
another for maintaining Il pubic nuisance by
keeping skid several hours every day
stretched across the sidewalk from its store
door to the curb, ob>trucing the street arr
ou,ly and niurug the business OF the panilli.
The Judge decides that this is a public nul-
>ancc: chat nobody has right Ia ob,trnct the
street, that the Board of Aldermen cannot
confer such right upon any one and that the
public are entitled to have the streets free from
Instructions Of any kind
When the habitual defiance of pablo con-
vcnicncc manifested by il great many business
men is taGcn into consideration il * probably
too much to expect that the public nulSanccs Of
which the one here dealt with is an example
viii be abltcd because Of the decision of Judge
Truax. 1t il, however some comfort To know
that the rights of thc public to the free Use If
the sidewalks is affirmed 10y at least one Court,
and that those who blockade the street, aud
force passengers into the road or the gutter. are
guilty Of usurpation. and may be brought 10 ac-
count if any one will make il his busno~ $50
PERHAPS If is useless 20 hope that the municipal
authorities will ever perform this part of their
Iuiiua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

ro the woihmcu ol th, country want British
wages II 20. they can vote for Cleveland aud
British ico uadc. let us see what the results
are likely to be-. The Masslchu.ctls Labor Re
port compares wage, paid in the most import.
ant hrinchc. Of industry. which embraces n this
conntr, about 90 1000 worker, Ia factories
and mills lu cotton mills The average wages
pnid weekly in Great Britain were ~ &C. IN
Mi.-nchugolls 500 +, Wages iu other State,
nlc ns IA we'll known. higher than IN Mn--nchH-
-cit.. because of the dcu-it, al the pouulation
there. bat the Ml-.nchu.ctt' wages are ~ per
cent higher than those paid in Great Britain.
Take woollcn manufacture next The
average paid in Great Britain, according 10 this
report VIVA - ~, in Massachusetts TG 80 !
advantage for Maasachusctt. vorluncn, per
cent
In the working of metals. wages paid In Great
britain average ~ ioj in Massachusetts
AII 25 advantage for Massachusetts work
mon, ~ per cent,
In machiuory and foundrlcs wagos paid IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
1890 rnlnrNn lRENn-ILR FrND

THE TRIBINE FhENH-IIh f'NP
Tho opcfation. of THr TuRr>r Fre,h-Ar Fund
have been brought ~ clo.c for The present soa'"h
The number of children sent into he country Tor
for,night's vacation exceeds by 1000 the number
c..cd for and entertained in i~>3. Tho r'c'ipi7
hayo ecr proportionat"h larger r"d the results "'
the seasons work have been cyc'p ilonaIF "a'i'(-
lng. detailed statement Of receipts ana 'Np"h IL
lures N be published as soon aS thraccouhis nave
been properly audited. lhc fol- Wing o%IpH
shows that good balance viii be carried over 10
the succeeding year:
T,.I,.,,I,,. S2Il37 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
Nr,p9lorIs DaiIu Gribnnc
FOUNDED ny HORACE GREELEY
NEW-NORK SATURDAY. SEPT. ~
TEN PAGES.
TuT NfuS rms MORNING

TonrGv -O'mnn Dipmn's followers are u want
of supplies. There were W d'hih7 nom
cholera IN day IN Naples. - The iimeilrk
corporation refused so pay the apc.inl police TAX
Nj Gladstone Rpuke At tatliao
nudtnuc Mt lilame received warm wei
comc everywhere 90 hia uuinr, iom buffalo to
cleveland simlu et,utiuHs Wrtr given to- Uon-
etet i,os,n on his Journey hom Whorlthn
unu man Via instantly KILLED and HrVclhl "thriH
were po,ot,, hiufoi hy thc falling at iimhri7 sup
puttin1t hiilpon ~ Eric Penn, foVoh Va
oouduty htcs were discovered ia tloN ehnd,
Senator Natnol Miller hpohe AZ Canton n, Y
senator NheunRn's exposure at d"Neihm
uendriohss hunpling about finance was the ialk IN
. OhIo. Forgery, dolalthlloh ana H'e" ny "l
insurance agent disturbed BIockport, n, Y.
+. f. kcrnochan accidentally shot and hllled him
self at lrttstcld, Mass
CuY 4 f. SuBURB\N.-Nr Louhat'S suit dis
missed Death of Nahum sullivan. -1 Scr
enadc to William Waiter Phelps. " lamnany +
decision to run "a straight ticket. -- DELAY in
the District Attorneys office. = Inquest IN the
Toms River murder case. -- The MclIopotanS
defeated the Brooklyn nine Il to2. -- cold
value of the lcga-tcndcr silver dollar lIl2l
grains. s1S7 cents. - stocks advanced sharp
". huctuatcd wildly and closed weak with few
important final changes
TnE WEArHTE-ImnUNE local observations in
dcate cool, far weather Temperature yesIei-
day: Highest, - lowest go average 6l's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

party because II shows that 1t deserves 10 w
trusted They gather in wat 'hrongs 10 mn
the coming President because he shows 'n"'
ho ia "A man. a Statesman and patriot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
NJ D.

And finally, after some Tho lettot' Z" Juno ~
ucpotiaions, occurred from aud July -, l0"' ANA also
tncm as q rslrdrd Tor u, the contract of 0cptrmhi
MIS- u,u,i,l,.,uf as sHiny o. l4Gq prove that Fishers
0gruf Of ~ bouds Of NE Hrlhus 'Wout WIN MI
r.,J an commission u, Blaine had boon mudc that
u,juf ant ttctrcd the papers hid hr"n I;uol'
l ~ zach hands as his that tho bonds h1d been
u r,.nhtyc; that thc loluu5 partially paced I'm Nnn'
f. ,t,,,..,or l. transaction uud paid FOR aud the en-
,,al,I ia two lctrr- OF tine tun-'ctt"n NriullN
h- uttcrward made pphlr. H"rd ''i''' ''' "'''' "'
d,trd rc.prrtiycy june - Otiohcr referring 10 the
and ort,i,cr { 1,Go- rho ruling woro written.
Post. April =. Reprinted ia
pamphlet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

,or.ed General Logan. lie and arc very eoo,
friends I think for myself In this nniior Whom
we want 10 know what Won think about n we hay,
10 nsk General Grant" The Ncw-Jofa'y Sonaio
WA sntsnod-to keep quiet for the rest of M,
dobato
n ia csilmntod IN Chicago that. NJ pfcsoni pr oe,
Of whrnt In that market. There u lp.7 If rom
- 30 10 - 90 per aero 10 tho farmers throughout
tho creator part of tho whonl-faiRng territory ~
tho Northwoat. Grover cleveland remedy fpf tbi.
a,d condition ~ tu establish froo trade with rnfops
Hood tho l'nlcd Sintca with imported minui,ei.
uripa olnpn American Workshop and mills. and ,s
piiyo nf y nploymont md wnpei the lnhofrft ,b,
rnn,nmo Western whont and borf T. ho nof 4
ptntonmnn. u patriotic "a r." mat NJ Cio,ol,nl
h. not ualnriyry yickrl ho docs mol bate Amor.
irnu fifmoir hul be- ~ so monumental. i4.or,Dt
of international economy dpt, II be- vrro elected
President. ho m ,nt hung thc onilro NorhRe,r a.,
the auctlon-bloolt ANA not know that he bat done IA
An nrtlcle In yesterday, / lBrV. upon cy-Pr..I.
Il nj Wopl.y', yer lirt contained tho nam. B,ue
il-tcad IF the uamo Phelp4 no aQu9iaiipn fr,p,
IN, ErJRJ tot. the context revealing the error M
glance. We hatcn - furnish This correct on in
order 10 save Tac Post th' urn.al and moral ,trllp
of making gigantic al dunliny addition 10 m,
dIyunal list of " lies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

mcndncily lts rrc',lcss impeachment OF Mr.
Blainc's vcracty no longer deserves sorious
l,rnIinu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
No

.r,,t d.,l ~ comfort Mr. Hlliuc had received
ha. been extracted by tho the original day or Two
Blaine organs from cdl- inter- 1t was written ANA
t,fi.l ira me sun admit destroyed 1t long before
ti,ov that Mr. Blaine did Mugnn wont To Wishing
not 4upurrss the letter " ton with letter. from Mt
Octon,r IT. 1871, which Blaine to Fisher ami Win
VA, referred to in the Nal lccrprc+, cop''o I"ter'
hs,u memorandum ~ "NO. from Fisher - VT Blame
.. Ortobrr ~ ISL Fisher II The loticrpc7' copy ot
t ulnr tir,,pr settlement the hotter of October 81.
Of y T. X arcouut. ST. 1871, was w tn' p''NlS''
600" lie dId not suppress then Fisher and Mnlism
if 4ay- Thr sun because lo I'm saying that the press
here j., la the new lot; 81 copy Is nov on d'p"@t
conr,o ho did not have It. with their lawyers h 800"
for how could br here II ton. II 1t WIS NOT IN the
II was there The Sm, has package then lhV hlF'
overlooked the introductory Noi for eight years III q"
nnte of the new series. lowing the charge 10 ID"
which -nv. that "Icttcrs made uncontmdict"d that
frotn Mr. III -hor are lcttor- MI Blaine hnd received
press copies 81 the origi the copy ana suppressed
nal4" is quite Hts'H IL nnd I'm either 'A' me
frrcf,rc mat me oriJnd Post backs them w ia th'F
iros IN me- ppet0gc, dHdHW io
Hi,ry suppressed b'cau-c r.
.fatcdthit W. Blaine had
| already been puh for The
| loan of 40 900 ht tho H1lo
of 500 600 collateral honda,
| whereas hc brad. only twn
| months previously NrtH
! B. $500. collected tho
| amount nsuu through no
| United states Dietrot
/ court of Ntbnr.n'. IhH
/ iosi S,prmho 10.
N,v. we ask the public 90 decide whether
] thcso prc "ulurpl misconceptions or mali
,,or. and Deliberate lics tn" second srtic' "i
s,.,nllcd Mnllignn lrltcrs does not infect the
U,.l three mlschood, II coniaina irrininblc
| evidence that lhc fourth a. stupid ~ well ns
m,licou. lie. Here. then, are Tour di7llnH ana
ro.itiyc mincpro- mlrtion' of the facts. me
| Lr,,j,,, po,i has mover modified ita false state
mcuta. although these have been repeatedly
u,jutrd ont. II has never confessed having
! donr MIR. blaine any niusticc. II has gone on
rcp,nt,ne IT, monstrous laschoods IN it7 cam
/ pnign pamphlc.A to ths day. Although 1t u
not running for the Presidency, It ss"llng up
fla Judgment and it4 conscience ~ to who "a ~
ia bc President. The people have right To
mauIc. therefore. wholhor II h III tobca Judge
Of that question. or of any other affecting
momla. Whom II IL sclf convicted ot shameless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

1.-THE story which IL respectable SlXth-ave.
shopkccpcr tells in our columns to-day Is true
District Attorney Clncy and Assistant District
Attorney Allen hold peculiar views 10 their
duties. Mr.. McClnn may have been unrcason-
ably impatient and impctuous, but rs the story
stands. he was badly used, and little regard for
Justice aud the requirements of the law was
shown. Orr citizens will not think it strange
that complaint is made Of thc administration OF
the office by Governor Clcvclands appolntec'
when they recall the manner III winch the oillce
WAS misuscd 20 smcld Hubert q. Thompson
when the Grand Jury were INVESTIGATING that
Gtithlcss officials misdccds. Mr. Onry ana Mr..
Thompson should retire to private life together
when their Presidential candidate is lost To
view in November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

sive campaign In the Democratic stronghoidH
commcnds itself to our Judgment, and we arc
GLAD that the committee have resolved To con
test the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
omuccmenie Go Ni1Nt.

p,,nv ", UNA upvsE-2 ana g" huonR
I%stSo 9 and q" The Lutte DUKE
n.,,,s IutA rHu-2 and 3" NUuuche
nrS NVsiI -NaNwUrks $1,000.
aann..ss,1,rtpA IInusF-2 aud q" A Hoop Of Gold"
M.nlsoN SntARI rnEArUr-2 and N'3n-"MN b"Sso"'
Nrw pAnW I'M Arpr-2 aud - Illusions
N,m as q AuprN-2 and S--"Ihe seven Ravens
pnto GHouNns -Hase Bali
t1Ar I'M A1itr aud r." ecihn." a
,is,nS sol AN rurArut = and S-"Ly7wo'd
WnIAcK's TurAtRt--g and =" fh"o"
All ANtNrt rttt Ntnt-2 nnd sta leo lhch'
am ptnttt Iur Atnt--2 aud u" NV Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

That this r,int ~ u,ia rho anme ioiiora provo
wa p,o,duaW msh 'hl W. h'"n" '' ''' 90
Dui riorpt, auat'mH fot i' tA' ''IN. 4" ''''
n M utuH, npDl ht w'HIn ""Nnl. '"l
49, and tl. nui o,, o., thi4 np uluI tithlt hii mtlo
,,,..,.,, -,,,t. that Air au ur1r tHt Ma Uuun
r,t,. r,,if ~ once ~ NJ. hli accepted Il m roaui
,,,.,,,,,. ,iu,,y attention ~ thn pIt .ht'o anil elH
~ M, srrrire ho had tru at lAltl" h"'h "'wl''A'
dri,i chem. Hf Foi, iprH
r. EsprHcd ~ Idmphht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

senator ronl.rtou WIS nest introduced AMI rtr'ir''b
IA vYriu WrI,aio. Gptcrurr lrudutAS drrN "h h- "t'l
coat duiiu. senator rcudioton', speech hui lp''''.
of M. o1ld .irlprl from tAe stand Ih' ora '''''
or tlc Democratic meeting ut Columbus ONO.
No sooner had George II. Pendieton demonstrated
that he was "a siuc'ro friend of civil Ner'lc" lie
form Than tine Dcmocra .ic party gave hlm the c''d
shoulder His dolo4t ~ his canvass Tor the United
sat, Neualc WAS largely due to the fact that he
had originated and clampi mod Clvi service Nr-
form moa-ule. Il was expected, however thIt as
tho mon H. rolled by tho hoArt oi Democrac'
would gradually soften toward hun. RUS dispatch
t. Ihe UorH would seem to forbid such an impress
sion. For the Welcome which MIR. Pcndlcton re-
cc,y,d 81. tho Columbus meeting although spoken
of as warm" turned ont 90 be - lrigld that aS
robust "A man "a Mr. Hendricks, was compc lei to
draw Oh hi, oyercoa; and retire, 'hycrng from the
STAND! There i, nothing sldder. Mr.. iendIeton IN
contcmpor,n,ous politics. We sympathI|e with
YOU. You deserved "a better fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

The Northern Pacific Express Company has
lust been cnphatc.tlly reminded that eternal
vigilance il the price OF carrying securely. Some
time agu one Nelson Bennett placed the snug
sum of %l9.jOO in its charge for transmission
10 Ainsworth. Washington Territory. Tine
package was stolen after reaching ITS deStina-
ton and Mr. Bennett brought suit against the
company for the amount lost. dispatch
from Oregon states that verdict has been rem
dcrrd i'm hi1 favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

A telegram from Panama states that both
NicaIauga and Guatemala have been the scene
OF another revolution. But then since rcyo-
luton would seem to be the leading industry OF
Central America, it is difficult to understand
why anythn. 40 much matter OF course
hhnnld hive boon telegIaphed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

England is being gradually forced TO take
upon herself the actual and opcn adminisin-
tion of affairs IN Egypt. The continental
Powers have formally protested to the khcdivr
against his proposed action al dNciins the
revenues sct apart for the sinking fund tomcrl
new indebtedness. This means, of course that
they will not consent to any infringement "l
the international Law Of Liquidation ANA II
they will not consent iO the plan urged by Loih
Northbrook, then something else must be- uoh''
for. MS matters stand now, Egypt actually can
not raise the money to meet her indebtedness
II is hand to see. Therefore, whether the l'Ili7I
Government lends the needed money outright
g, attempts io iniac II h, introducing cronomi
cal reforms IN the khcdiyo'a domnin. how Eng
nnd cpn avoid shouldrthp the oniiir ndminl7-
lmlon Of nHm,a lhctci Hnd when the English
arc once Ia under these circumstances. II r.
doubtful Il they over viii gooui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

4 suggestion to Mr. Slcrlc Chttond"n: That
SO OOJ which yOl Hra nov nader opls ilou' To
present to Yale Colele, might be used on N"ur
peni,cutai accommodation for the ion ma ION o'
a Prolc..orshpo Applied Bumplou'n'SS' wan 'h'
understanding of cOlr3e, that You vonr'eh III the
chair. Always prpyiled that there - any Snch
,,,.or 30 Mr. ~tcrne Chittcuicn, and that the
no,oo is NOT merely what the late Governor William
AIon of OHIO. was wont to call blesscl barren
idcality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27

4 dnA, shadow rests upon sunny Italy The
cholera has proved u sorlous blow To- hor mmc-
dmto prosperity For the past twenty -four
hours To- fresh case, aud III deaths are rc-
ported. The latest news from Rome ~ that
the decline in receipts at the Custom llouSco of
the i'll iatcd country on account of tai, terrible
visitation will reach 1O,0OO,ooO francs that
the general trade of the country has been dam
aged beyond the power of computation; and
that the prospects for the approaching winter
are alarming. President GrCyy has tclcgraphcd
TO King lIumbcrt that " the catastrophe which
has bclallcn Italy arouses in the whole world
the deepest cOmmiScrauOn.' These words are
certainly true of the people of the United
States. who will not be slow TO give their SYM
pathy practical form. Our own country has
been kept wonderfully free from plague and
pcstilcnce of late, and the gratitude which this
reflection inspires can in no other way so ap.
propriatoly express itself rs in bcncGccnt deeds
in behalf of the lands which have been 80
s0rcly afflicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
1n0e TO Aonctl,eernr TIC
fnsncee NoIlrcs.

A TREMENDOUS Crowd.
1 S So S5S3 , '% . ST ny %S1%" aerao
hg 30 h's Hi me @ &C. les han COS great
assignee OF inter oothnH hats aud M 1nh, Roi'
New.Yok Venom few Of the bar aims thoy "a onci.
Inc. and rcmn tGhsTs thoy IN S, y Gn "
ovco tS ~ euaran!eea Worth ss or money @Sg,6 RE-
,@ns ana s@y S %cn S ara
sn SS Of qv 90 m "1 al cShc DI qua
woI ar c WG"I ~ oSp ncrcnt KIND, Of suits
fnShonabC mas - c'nts worth ~ shirts unordMen
G 6S Rroad%,y SeiSsSn bccckcr H0i HousCl st. Ncw
Sork Hcrcnher this sale W u only a7 Nv dNs
Store oneS IN ocio al night BE careful and LOOK ont.
side for the number. go.
A PnorIrAnLE INvrsrNrNr-Each So doubled
S T,p an CIV AMI Gremd, no aqysyer,
tai ls WisoS Aito,nc Broad
WAY \. (.
CosrAu, ExrrRMrNNroHs destroy Rats, Bed
bu,s touches Mice Fca4 LEO lnialIi3c Not oois nous
1ousoiurnsl'rs GRO e's Drn Sis,Ss II l 7% tii,ne
Desks AND OFFICE FURNITURE
great variety, mtnulactuIcdW
ii" tql%qst,
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The san ndmita that Mr. l'lninc s ~ man pos
s.,acl of the uunlitlca of leadership, who thhh'
and acts for himself but s puzzled t. imagine who
vonld tlrnk for Grower Cleveland II he W'l'
elected rrsidcut This puts one u mini "l
4.tpc-nl arm. between Genrril Lonn nnd Soma
tor Mcpheron Ia the NLNllth Congress. when
the former undo hls great speech against the mt
John Porter hill aud showed that lac knew at least
how To- mnke people lsten to him. The galleries
were all fllcd and nctill o,cry senator wac IN hi'
scnt. Senator McIhcrson thinking 10 cmbarpss
General Logan. interrupted him to rcmind him that
General Grant had become convinced that mt
John Porter wns innocent aud snoorlngv asked
if General Logan considered his military judgment
superior t. General Gnnra You can't draw
mo into any quarrel With Gcncral GRANT 10