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THE UNFINISHED TRoT.

q The first event OF the day was tho un-
finished trot for the s::20 class, postponed
from Wednesday evening on account OF
darkness. Five heats had been trotted, OF
which Capt. Douds had two, Loretta +.
two and Billy Ford one. Ida II. and Tom
Mcckley having failed to secure a heat in
five were sent to the barn. The three
were sent promptly at l 80 o'clock on the
second score, Douds having the pole. The
heat, like those Of the day before, was for
blood" Loretta Ind been warned by
the judges that it was in her to take the
race, md Doutls was after it also. Douds
trottcd without a break until on the home
stretch. Ford broke up badly ut the
start, and Loretta behaved badly rs far. us
the first quarter; then she settled, but
had it not been for Douds break she
would not have taken the race. She
crossed the wire in .2:274. Her owner
begged the judges to hang out 20 as the
time, but found Mr.. Mccullough was not
the man for that business. Hc showed
81 50, claimed that was all the money he
had left and that shutting his horse out Of
the 2:20 class would ruin him. Then lie
got mad and said TINT the Judges had
stolen the race from him the day before
by favoring Douds. For. this break the
judges took into consideration the adyisa-
bility OF entering up 500 fine against
him, but did not decide what to do yes
terday. The completed summary OF the
race is as follows: ~ I ;.si;si@07t
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INDICATIONS.

5{s!8WAsnlSezoS, D. G., scptemberl2.- 80
A.M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
generally iair. weather, northerly winds,
nearly stationary temperature .Sl
For the Lower Lakes, generally iair
weather. nortlicrly winds, nearly stu
tlonary Temperature. ,3i5 ) 'i.s5j5l5,5
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AN enjoyable surprise party was given
a. tlie residence OF Mr.. George Mueller,
22249 Eoif street, last night, by friends OF
Mrs. Mueller, complimentary; to her two
charming guests, Misses Joe SEXUAL. and
Gene Grahnm:GThe surprise to both Mrs.
Mueller and the young ladies was cons
plete, put the evening was most happily
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( NEW Yokx. September Ii,-Ip cbatar,o. a.,
mhnd theirs ha, been no chnngr irJn liz tt sn ae,
we precious Az days the excessive heal GnSInV!!
checked distribution ut jobbing hands, ""''hs
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ii Soothing Intluoncc.
sIS Pains and inflammation resulting from
severe injuries are greatly relieved and
cured, at once, by tho outward application
ot st:jJaeobslOil, the great pair. banisher.
MEMS shoes in hand and machine isc,wed
2 specially, ] !. N.lAMlcx, &, f;iigg;;iiisi
\. l43 Main street,
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Flexible

Woman's hand turn button shoes, at
y 8tssl ,@5g NV. AM,cR's,
~ 3t.t lib Main street
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Tl,er,no,,,vtc,r Rccor,,.

4: The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed Mt Schncpf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN, 7G0;;s y NJ, 06;S3 p. NJ, N;7 =. NJ,
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TIE ROAD C,AEr.

Oneof the vehicles made is the road
cart, asubstantial two wheeled SHAY
which has been immensely popular since
they began its manufacture some little
time ago. 1t is very desirable. us means
Of locomotion, on account OF the iuct that
it is comfortable and not annoying by
reason OF the horse motion, an incident OF
discomfort 10 SO many vehicles OF this
nature. 2 A. ~ "a. r
To-day and tomorrow the thousands
who will go to the fair will find the Web.
stcr "at home" The MINISTRIES will sing
merily "all day long" The wagons and
road cart will be exhibited free, and all
will be glad TINT they came. g
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CHICAGO, September LITTLE Dro,crs' Journal RI.
ports: Live hogs receipts 5000 head: shipments
$500 head: market brisk and lUc higher; rourh
packing $, 2ia5 Is: packing mud shipping IS 80
a6 y y; ight g aM,6 10; skips and grlsses 81 oQa
2,ooo head; marke. strong md firm; export grades
81 SM1 "; good 70 choice shipping 81 l6aO 10;
common TO medium 81 l0l5 -. shcIp-R ccelpts
irm common 10 fair s. 2u30O; Texnis 81 75a3 IS:
lambs per hcnd 81 ula2 60 =. ,,..-- ! ~ -" - ~
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LIS. September ll.-FIour dull md

CHICAGO, Ills, September 1l.-Flour dull and
unchanged, Wheat III fair demand md unsettled;
opened frnier and advanced &c, declined shlc,
rallied w and closed " over yesterday: slfcs
ranged; september 154a76hc, closed at 7G1sc;
October 'G14a715sc. closed nj TIC; November 7Ss
a7gSc closed al ,y,Ec; December s0aslc, closed ii
sg14e: No.. 2 Chicago spring 7;3sa7g%c, closed at
IGatGlsc No. 3, GQl6!c: No. . red 7Skc; No. s
spring cSaG6,1c. Corn. demand active and great
interest centercd III October. which advanced &c,
then declined 1sic. r,lliedEc md closed iEc
lower; September closed 70 lower, md November
hc higher; cash 81, closed ut 5lt4c; October
b LG5314c, closed ut 5iNc; November IMl;;11Ic,
Mny t0aloac closed Ut iJ,&Sc. Oats easier and dc.
clined NIlKc; cash 2lXc: September 2i%a
oissc; October a.3saa51lsc; closed at aiHa
aac; year 2t4hss7,se; alay ..st4neoc. Clover
dun and c..y ut t6}zc f,axseed steady ut 81 $oT.
Pork quiet and firm cash and September SIG 60;
October SID 50; ycar sl1 10. Lard, quiet; cash
la7:sOc; October 7..af.:.ic, closed at 7:Uc:
November Ill .32a1c, closed Mt 7.22..IIc: year
7l21LSa7l7iEc, closed ut 7.l5c !ult meats In fair
demand; Shoulders Csc; short rib 9.GOc; short
clear lo.Uec Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs
steUdy and un"nansuL Wni-kN steady md uii.
changed ut 81 Il. Afternoon Doard-Wh heat easier;
declined ttslAc. Cornr easier; October declined hc
November declined 1ssc. Oats steady; November
advanced ~. Pork quiet nlid Declined Lard
u A, T.,
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a FINE DISPLAY.
Tho IIoyle.Joncs Con,pnny's Grent Exhibit
4T.E kl8 of Farming Mnchinsrv ~ .s.t4f

Tho IIoyle.Joncs Con,pnny's Great Exhibit
~ Of Farming Machinery.
Tho most attractive feature of the cx-
hibits in Machinery Hall is that Of the
Manufacturing COMPANY Of
Martins Ferry, Ohio. / The Hoyle Broth.
ers, Ellis and Willis, who have been prom
inently before the; public for the greater
part Of tho past quarterof century, :liaye
the exhibits in charge and manipulate the
various articles ofSmachinery:S Each Of
these gcntlemen:has n thorough idea 81
the machines and every part thereof. !. The
Peerless farm engine is one OF the ma
chimes that attracts very general and yery
favorable attention.! From the nature of
its construction it is generally adapted to
MI the uses that farmer has OCCASION to
put it to, and the Alessrs. Hoyle have
taken great pains to show to NIL visitors
the various methods OF work to which It
can be subjected. The Peerless has tho
best general reputation for doing ali kinds
1t is light, easily handled, we'll constructed
and wlthnl very powerful. The well
known thrcshing machines made by the
Hoylc.Jones Company arc also on the
ground, and are operated by this engine,
The Hoyle machines are so well known
md SO generally used that they require no
praise. Every farmer in Eastern Ohio.
West Yirginia, Western Pennsylvania is
Interested in one way or another in these
and all pronounce them perfect.
They thresh out grain rapidly and mt the
'ame time SO thoroughly that none Of 1t Is
ost or wasted. The straw is left in per-
Get condition md there are no unpleasant
Effects from dust. The horse power is also
'n;importallt feature ofthc exhibit. 1T is
simple, has oil the clements Of durability
md moreover, Is desirable on 5aocount@0f
ts lightness and facility Of handling: The
,ptept teed cutter on exhibition Rtfrpcted ]
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\ FISA N. i, AND ) 4, TRADE j !,
The featuros Of tho Money and stock Maj.

r. t7ts A. 5y1gt37s, kets,f1 t4lllt I
INV Yosk September y money easy Al lu2
SGsa S Prime sap
en-. Sils duit AZ Ts5: demand 81 IS. ~
! GoyERSNENIs-Steady n n X! q VI
RA1LwAys--Stcady.. n VI ~. 4
s1ocxs-Thc market to'dhy was uncommonly
dull. sales nggrcgailng only I0l ,pS3 shares. The
continued falling on IN business Is ascribed to the
heat, which causes slim attendance Of ppeti
ever. was strong throughout and prices generally
days transactions. western t'hloi, adraaeed ~
percent; Union Pacific 4 Northern paeinc pre-,
strong stocks, changes III other sharcs WINS confined
70 small functions. Tho only important reaction
during the day occurred after the second call, when
and Inc market closed Gim The strength OF ,pecu,a.
lion III the face OF the huness was duo 10 tho re-
port 10 INC Agricultural Department nude public
this morning. aud TO riiots TINT representatives OF
the Trunk lines were In session today cndeavorlne
10 settle their differences. Ys,g si5 iff gl,l
Y. s. as. leCss; y. 8, &Is, ll2hi U. 8. new y,
iaos; Pacific o. Of ~ ~; CentMl Pacific. ilV't;
kTf S isE is H. Ss.sS is & s.
llrsts, li7 Tennessee Is, old, wv; do now, Sg,S;
Texas Pacific Land Grany, 40 asked; do Mo
Grande, toh: Unlcn Pacific ints,. TO; do
glnia O.. 40; vlryina consols, extra maturea eoy.
! pons,, 81; do deferred, Il; Adams Express, 100;
American Express, %; Canada Southern, IS;
Central Pacific, Az: Chesapeake Il Ohio. X; do
lint preferred, II; do u preferred, y; g, o.
& l., il,a: Denver y RIO Graude, ll2Iss: Erie,
ljsk; preferred. 81 Fort Wayne, no; Hannibal
4 St. Joseph. gsl DO preferred, ss1S asked; Kan
sas & Texas, lD1s lake Eric & Western u; Lake
Shore, s9es; Loulsyille 4 Nashville 'f: Lousyiilc
New Albany & Chicago, 10; Memphis / Charleston
Charleston, y Michigan Central, 81: Missouri IA
Jersey Central. 6G; Northern Pacific, an. 10 pre-
New York Central, lGsls; Ohio Central, ~; Ohio
4 Mississippi, 81; do preferred, 45; lAcitlc Mall.
S0H; Pittsburgh. lsS; Recalling, q; 81. Louis 4
san Francisco. ~; do preferred, Al: st. raul,
Pacific, toN; United States Express, 81; W., 81,
H. 4 T., ~; do preferred. 49, Wells, Fargo Ex.
press, 1857 Western Union G-iI 49, :. ON :
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STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION RAcEs-Scconda day,
o,ssi sept ssn PiTst ee sros 80
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NEW YORK, September li.--Cotton steady M, "a,
y XXX S,c anrs s'say September 9iic; oc,SS.s
~ Ne February Doc; March lOGc: Apri I,",nnuat
May l0ssc. Juno l0,sDc. 80 ! :, "p''t ''V''e;
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! llrc,,dstuirs and Provisions,

NEW YoRK, September li.-Flour dull: receipts
lG,000 barrels; exports lG2 barrels: good 10 cholc5
s. ha5 -: Minnesota patent process s. HAk,d a.
Wheat, SPOT HEnhc lower, later recovered the dc.
cline nnl clOsc,i weak; receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports IS. 900 bushels; No. 2 spring S9c; No. i
spring 79aasSc; 40. = nd SstGc; mixed winter soc;
ungradcl white sic: No. ? red September, sales
l5!,ND bushels ut SSsasG1Ic, closing at sG}{c;
October, sales ,sSlOo0 bushels at s1asi, closing
S.e1c, closing ut S95sc: December. sales 7a0,0O
bushels at aOI tc, closing At gl1c; JAn,,nry,
aales 2oS tt0 bushels Il, closing a. 99lie;
February sues 7aO,O0o bushels 1T Ii1a9tIc, clos.
Ing At 0ftQ; March, sales 900 bushels at .ta9jI Il,
closing at May sales 70 % bushels a, 9la99nc,
closing ut 9e4c. Corn, spot lots gale md options
54a.ljtlt lower, closing heavy: receipts ii9OOO
bushels; exports Gu buShes: iungraded 5SHat,c;
No. . white Gsc:.ungradcd white G3Xc; No.
september GlRG.c, closing at Gle; October GitSa
62c, closing az Glkc November Go'4aCotsc,
Ing Ut 6,94c. Oats .znlc lower; receipts
lO0,sO bushels: exports 900 bushels: western
mixed 3!Eya3ic: white western Battle. lluy tic
mnnd ialr and market Arm. Coffee, spot fnr: rio
md more netvc: sales LUIS 6ngs RIO 80. !; sep,cm
Der SG0iS.7uc: October sittLS.SUc: November s4sc:
December 6ijaS.JNc january S.ihlS.5uc; February
S.G0c. Sugar quiet md linn; st. Vincent Hide:
centrifugal 5Si1lc: MnscovntloIT.e; rcIinc,l dull
grnnulaicd &c. MolaSses quiet. Rlce steady md
III modemle demand, i'4al'ow, G,zui Vide. i,osin
dull but lIrn: new mess Sit .jal7 10; beef 0uIet
and steady. Lard iir:h; western steam spot 1Gul
1905; October 7.Ha .6oc; November 7.iaa7lgc; De.
crnlhcr 7ih7.5lc; january 1.Sin751c lIuter firm,
and IN good demand ut Sa!5c. Cheese Nr!ncr; west.
ern Hat inSIc. ~ q, D ~ Vs. ltlif y 81
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CINCINNATI, O., September ll.-Ilve hogs QUIET:
Ss 3 7oaS 10; receipts So head shipments us
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BALTIMORE, 1lp., September ll.-Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat, WESTERN lower and dull: winter red
November s711sasi5sc Corn, western nominal;
mixed ycnr GlnttIc. Oats steady: western white 3i
sc; mixed SlaS,c. Rye quiet nj hSatOc Provisions
lower and quiet; mess pork SIS 80; bulk meats,
bacon shoulders s5Oc: clear ribsidcs l2.5Oc Hams
l5.5GlG.5Oc. Lard. refined 9.2jc. Batter higher:
western PACKED SalSe: creamery lsa2ic. Eggs dull
md lower at l5al6c. Whisky quiet ut 81 lsal ".
CIHclSSArl. O., September ll.-Flour. dull and
In fair delnund: 40. red Soc. Corn steady; No. 9
55Gc. Oats easier at ~ Rye quiet ut SIC.
Barley dull md unchanged. Pork dull ut SIG 50,
shoulders GIc; short rib 9;fc. Hacon t 1ist::
shoulders iH{e short rib lie: short clear ike.
Whisky, steady nj 81 IL. liutter firm and in.
changed. Eggs heavy ut lie. Cheese firm and
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EAST iinEnrY, Pa, September 1f.-cattie market
very dull md prices unchnngcd receipts ~ head;
shipments l,2!G.hcad. llos muIkc, slow; receipts
50 a6 10: nallinores 70 lUa6 2O Workers s. Gi GO:
sra%eFs Is C0a5 10. Sheep market slow and DrIccs
inin ntg receipts 2;G0 head; shlpmenH so
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Some scoundrel yesterday morning cut
Fearless Fred, runner entered for to.
morrow's race, n frightful gash over the
left eye. The runner had been oil the
track, and after being rubbed down WINS
left in his stall for a few minutes while his
attendants went to another part Of the
ground. The horse is owned bv j. a.
Griftiths, OF Cadiz. .a1Slls,'.+:a rs ~
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|, NEW York, September ,il.-pc,solcnm s,,.,..
United 1Sjst: rhncd So. NJ 4. ''e ~ hfIoer;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

1t may be that Dr. Koch's diagnosis Of the chol-
era at Toulon and Marseilles, as reported In THE
STARS cable dispatches yesterday. Is correct. but
the current mortuary OF those cities do
seem 10 confirm II. At all events, the death rate,
correctly stated Is not so great as to justify the
panic which Is represented 10 exist 1t does not
appear from any OF the accounts received on this
Side that more than fifteen deaths per diem have
occurred In Toulon, nor more than thirty in Mar
seilleS ard these numbers considering the size and
pecuiarites OF the cities and the character OF their
population, can scarcely be regarded as alarming,
In this country they certainly would not be.
Toulon has about 100000 Inhabitants to say
nothing OF large floating population, composed
largely Of seafaring men, who, as rule. are dirty,
reckless and disSO.ute In their ha bits and from the
nature OF their occupation, exposed to diseases Of
all kinds and particularly susceptible 70 those OF an
Infectious nature Marseiles has resident pop
ulation OF over 400 0JO with even greater proper
ton than TOulOn OF sailors and other Classes of
people Who are usually the fist victims OF any ep-
idemic that happens TO visit the place. The san
itary condition Of both cities is OF the very worst
The streets In the old parts are narrow filthy in
the extreme, and rarely visited by the sun; the
drainage Is bad; water Is scarce and not good and
the majority Of houses are dark. dirty and badly
ventilated. or not ventilated at al. In Short under
the conditions existing there. the wonder rather Is
that cholera or some similar disease does not con-
stantly prevail; and instead being frightened at
the present mortality. the authorities and people
Of the two stricken cities would seem to have good
reason for thankIulnesS that the situation Is not
great deal worse than Ii is rs We have said there
does not appear TO be sufficient ground for the
panic reported 10 exist, and repeat that so col-
paratively light q death rate, under the same cir
cuIHstances, in this country, would not excite
alarm, although IT undoubtedly would as il should
lead 10 active measures where the disease existed
and 10 precautionary and preventive action in all
other localities likely to be reached by IL.
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Intrinsic WORM.

Most people Judge values by the price. An instance
In point occurred few days One Of my regular
customers came to purchase shirts. and 1t first
declined to buy because he thouSht the price for
tcular quality 81 12H too high. He had PREVIOUSLY
bought shirts Of for g. which he esteemed perfectly
satisfactory; but closing out this quality for
seventy five cents he thought them Inferior
daily experience confirms this peculiarly In other
departments Fifteen and eighteen dollar suits marked
down to ten dollars excite suspicion in some minds
that these are comparatively worthless
The fact is ia many styles of wooden suits there
some worthy exceptions) the market is demoralzsd,
aud the market must be met even at losA
So when dealer reduces the price Of goods others
must do the to meet the views of discriminating
purchasers and Their may be other induce
reductions and these sometimes the dealer cannot for
prude tial reasons disclose.
The REDUCTIONS am now making radical and in.
tended to clean out the entire spring STOCK possible
Call aud examine the bargains offered by
II e MING,
THE CLOTHIER,
jyS 40 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

DRICK YARD FOR SALE.-RARE CHANCE TO
- orsaniye omrsny for brick making . for in
lied to ener tor sale at a bargain the works of the
ADAMANIlNh BIZ K C0MPANi. at Waterloo, Va,
railrosd Most imp eyed machinery; building kilns.
terms b. H. WARM Err. GIG I street northwest je3O-2w
L,OR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLESALE
Il and retail liquor store. 49, Paavenw je2A-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

The democratic convention opens with the
chances In favor Of Cleveland and cautious tarir
platform. According 10 the New York sun. which
has opp sed Cleveland strongly, his supporters
claim 4S delegates out OF the SIC necessary To NOM
mate. He Will certainly have the support OF ar
least two-thras or his state delegation. The oppo-
Ation from Tammany IS Still very bitter, but The
convention Is showing disposition 20 resent its
arrogant assumptions OF leadership, and may turn
In and nominate Cleveland declaration OF in
depen :ence TO Kelly and his machine rule Out
side OF New York, Cleveland holds his strength
very wei, though good deal OF efficient mission
airy work has been done for Bayard. Mcdonald mas
also developed considerable strength Randall
holds his own; Butler 10 be ont OF the field,
and Flower has wilted The other dark horses are
as yet very dark indeed I1lden adheres to his let
ter OF refusal, anu talk OF nominating him has al
IuOSl oelsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

The government may find Itself obliged 10 con-
tract for the services OF Buffalo BITS Wild West
combination 10 protect the sto men in Colorado,
as tier cattle are stolen by Ute Indians who defeat
the cowboys IN charge In Buffalo Eills battles
the cowboys uniformly defeat the Indians. so that
II would be well 10 despatch this inv!ncible band OF
warriors against the thlevish redskins
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EoR SALE or EXCHANGE

E,OR sAlE-AT GElER'S 4Gs c STkEET-5O CAR
Il riases and Wagons OF all styles both SECOND hand
aid new. Ladies Pls.tons and Village Carte Also
quite lot 4 Horses adapted f,r all purposes Quite q
lar stock OF Horses and Lire the best of
terms Gall To see US No trouble 10 show goods
jel4 NN r GfYFR
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John Kelly Is bold, bad man, but rs long as he
can control hundred thousand votes in York
state the democracy viii doubtless think twice be-
fore undertaking 20 give him the threatened grand
CDilL.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08

The balance sheet Of Grant and Ward with its
liabilities OF s170OO,0CO and assets Of So OOO can
only be paraleied by the Forty-eighth Congress
with Us u. 900 bills introduced ana 200 passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-08


Dent5 Of the appropriations for the current year,
yesterday mOraing before the adjournment OF Con-
1ress and while the two tables differ w!ieiy In
their totals The discrepancies are easily explained
The aggregate appropriation io- last year was, In
round numbers, SGD ,0U0GOO According to Senator
Allison the corresponding total Tor the current
year is sag 900 Mr.. Randall gives the total as
tts6. COO 90 on examination, however, ii Will be
found that while Mr.. Randail's figures are techri-
cally correct, Nj. Allison states the actual facts
more fairly. The difference lies in the treatment
a the pension and the navy bills Under the ex-
0avagant appropriations for pensions iii 1888 and
1854. which mounted up for the two years 10 1885,,
0000, there came over TO the present year an IN
expended balance OF s65.OOOOO0 In view OF this
availaele balance IL was calculated that only an
additional 40. OO0OU0 was necessary 10 enable the
pension bureau 10 meet the dema ndS upon IL, and
hence only s2O,OGO 600 Was appropriated in addition
% what Vas already available. In fairness, how
0ver, this surplus should either De suDtracted from
last years appropriations or added 10 this years,
and Mr.. Allison has followed the latter course. MIR.
Allison has also doubled the amount appropriated
for the navy for six months. in tabulatng the ex-
penses Of the government for the entire year, q
step VIII must be taken TO arrive at fair total
TOR the year.
1t thus appears that the appropriations for the
current year are about thirty million dollars In ex-
cess OF those of last year. Hall OF this increase
y caused by the large river and harbcr bill against
blank in last years total The other millions are
distr buted through the various appropriation bills,
almost all Of which larger than the correspond
Ing bills Of last year The Post once department
leads with an Increase OF $50 .0OO the deficiency
Dill Is enlarged "a 00000 the legislative
the Indian $4,000. The only considerable reduc-
tion Is In the sund-y civil. vi ich is million
dollars less than last year. Thus the Republicans
cannot raise the cry OF ''cheese- pairing economy"
with any fairness. while on the other hand the
democrats cannot plume themselves on retrench-
ment and the stOppage OF republican extrava-
gance.
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IoR s,Lf-PlANOs AND oRGANs-oNE Up
used organ so. melodeon $40 Also -rysrs, Sec
ond hand pianos Of the best Ak.Is We sell un essy
Ia ineits and AZ low figures Tor cash HI Go wORCfj
4 CO. yrs tn street hts for the Hrd s.bhm-r
llauos and Sterling Organs Tr, them before bu,ins
elsewhere
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1EoR SALES vERAI TWO. TORY, sIX-R on
bricks northwest rentiug fer SIS per month: $50
cash. balance $50 month with interest price. s. Do
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houses JNO. T. ~ GGAMAN,
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