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PASSENGERS.
4rriynis.

From windward, per smr w G Hall Tues
day Dec. Ia A Todd, + NJ Jones, Mr.
w + Roy and oh, Henry CRUDE, Mrs Err
Pracht, Tonghing and IS deck.
From Waialua and Kauai, per stmr c I
Bishop Thursday Dec 3--F Graham, I
Reidel, Miss Napolean and IS deck.
Departures.
For Maui and Hawaii, pa stmr Kina,
Tuesday Dec. Mrs Kaiiolokahiki, Mr.,
Wright, Mrs X FAIRIES, Miss Hitchcock
Gov Domins and servant, iona Austin
Judge McCully, S Ami, Y Alau, Mi
Williams, T II Hughs, G FRenton&bride, ] W
Girvin, III Renton, Mrs Taylor, w A
Kinney, w l. Wilcox, Hon G w Pilipo, +
II Hayselden, N Makee, His Elk Pau
Neumann, A Dias and family, w Ashford
and 100 deck,
For San Francisco, per bgtne w G Irwin,
Tuesday Dec. I--Rev A d Miller, Miss +
Miller, A Geering, f A Douglass, C Olsen,
II X Field, III L Reed, Kisaburo VT & CHI,
Chou Kitchie.
For Kauai per stmr Planter, Wednesday
Dec. 2-Thos Brandt, E K Bull, A Dryer,
Carl Esenburg ] Montgomery, Otto Pfluger,
G N Wilcox, L II Anthem, X w T Purvis,
A S Wilcox, r A Macfie and rs deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G Hall,
Friday Dec. 4--P c Jones, Jr, and wife, ]
Walker, Mrs Nahinu, 7 M Lee, Miss Davis, d
M Crowley, N A Boyle and 90 deck.
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q. IA. MILLER.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
AZ MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.

In conjunction with Mr.. ]. A. Magoon,
will attend to all matters Of business for
the residents Of the Hawaiian Islands who
may need an Agent.
do not conhne myself alone to the Bust
ness Houses, but also to the domestic class
who would wish me to attend to any matter Of
business, especially to making purchases either
in Honolulu or San Francisco, in any line Of
General Merchandise.
To the Business Houses | will give my
careful attention in all matters pertaining to
General Business, viz {; Adjusting and Col
Letting Accounts, Distribution of Bills and
Circulars, Custom House Entries, Buying
and Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro-
perty.
Gar All Legal Documents will be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Mr.. j, A. ,Magoon.
will attend to all matters entrusted in my
care in careful, courteous and neat manner,
and with quick dispatch.
Agent for Kinkner & Co. Red Rubber
Stamps.
Telephone ~ P. o. Box Ii3.
OILY
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We have received from Messrs. ].
M. Dat & Co. the United States Geolo-
gical report on "Hawaiian Volcanoes, y
by Captain c. E. Dutton, of the u. S.
Ordnance Corps. The book is printed
at Washington ID. c. and contains
numerous illustrations, maps, cuts, etc.
A review of the work will appear in the
Press hereafter
The Royal Hawaiian Band will play
this afternoonat Emma Square, at half
past four o'clock. The band will give
another concert at the same place on
next Monday evening. The following
programme will be played this after
noon
Marcn-)enilr ..s.... .......''''.. .raust
Overture-Le Part du Diable ....... .Auber
SongReaper Flowers. .............Co wen
"reminiscences Of Auber (new). $3.50. Godfrey
Our Last Waltz, (new).. ........... Lamothe
Quadrlle-London Life new. ....... Coote
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NOTES.

The bark Martha Davis sails to-day for
Hongkong.
The stmrs c r Bishop. / Dowsett and
Mokoli arrived last night.
The schr Caterina brought 50 tons lime
stone from the stone quarry.
The blk Victoria Cross was hauled along.
side the M S Swharf yesterday afternoon.
The schr M f Foster was towed out Of the
harbor by the stmr w G Hall yesterday
afternoon.
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4RRIVALS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. q
Schr kulamanu from Kohala, Hawaii
THURSDAY, Dec. 3
Stmr Waimanalo from Waimanalo
Stmr r Bishop from Kauai, and Waialua
Schr M f Foster from Waianae
FRIDAY Dec. A.
Schr Caterina from Eva
Stmr C X Bishop from Koolau
Stmr Mokolii from Moloka
Stmr James Dowsett from Molokai
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Pro Bono Pubiico.

Messrs King Brothers offer for sale arts.
tically mounted ferns at their store on King
street.
Mr.. Hart at the Elite Ice Cream parlors
serves delicious new ices and variety Of ice
creams.
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We will the DAILY HONOLULU PRESS
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RTURES.

DEPARTURES.
WEDNESDAY Dec. q
Smr Planter at S p. NJ. for Nawiliwili, Ko,oa,
Stmr Likelike, S p NJ, for Maui
THURSDAY, Dec B.
Stmr C K Bishop for Koolau
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hamakua
Bktne Ella for San francisco
Schr Rainbow for Koolau
Schr Nettie Merrill for Lahaina
FRIDAY, Dec. a.
Stmr w G Hall for Windward Ports
Stmr Waimanalo for Waimanalo
Schl M + Foster for Waianae
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FRESH MINCE PIES

Daily, from and after date at
MELLER & HALBE's, CONFECTIONERY
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Of
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HONOLULU PRESS, receipt the price above specified
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Daily, from and after date at
MELLER g. HALBE's CONFECTIONERY
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FRESH CREAM CAKES q EoLA1Rs
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POLITICAL WORKS,

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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
BosToN, Am. blk JAS. S. STONE. 49,. Watson
To sail Jan. Is, c. Brewer & Co
Agents
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LOCAL NEWS.

Captain Marchant was seen at his
place of business yesterday looking
much improved.
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
SILVER PLATED WARE.

will be delivered together with
lOLULU PRESS NJ
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Three festive young men of Homo
lulu started out day before yesterday
morning to explore the hills in the vici-
nifty of Kapena falls; while sit
ting and viewing the scenery, ram
pant bull suddenly approached them
from behind and they barely saved the
expense Of buying new clothes, and
propably saved from serious injury by
the bull hesitating as to which one he
wonl d attack.
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December l.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
Prof. Hog :.


Prof. Hogg has been eleeted for the
fourth time uperin.endent Of the Fort
Worth public schools. The people
there know god thing when they
see 1t, and don't give II up for whim.
= Cleburne Chronicle.
Prof. Hogg's services entitled him to
the ri cognition of them noted by the
Chronicle. The public schools OF Fort
Worth are second to none in the state,
and their great excellence lie due to the
patient, Intelligent and devoted atten-
ton given them by Prof. HOgg. He
has fairly won the honor Fort Worth
80 freely aceords. - Fort Worth GA.
zETTE.
The fact that the prole ssor has been
chosen school superintendent Of Fort
Worth four times is high c1mpli.
ment, but, as The GAZETTE observes,
he has fairly earned the distinction
Foit Worth has an excellent school
system, and while the public spirit OF
her cit'Zsns Is pI imaril y to be credited,
there Is no doubt that Prof Hogg
Is entitled to fair share OF the credit
for the re 'uit. II is capital idea to
secure durable tenure oil office to ca.
pable and faithful school officers, as a
superintendent, acquainted with the
people, the teachers and the pupils
can not we'll help being more efficient
than O stranger to all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

been trying one, and 1t is most un.
generous in Democrats to csvil and
find fault, when 1t may be that super
abundance OF Democratic application,
as much as anything else, Is the cause
Of delay In putting out some highly
Offensive partisans." II required q
quarter Of a century for the Democrats
10 regain public confidence, and when
they did win it was with Grover
Cleveland, aud because OF his charac'
ter and reputation as a reformer. Let
the people remember this when dlsap'
pointed spoilsmen seek to excite preju'
dice against the man under whom vic
tory was made possible and complete
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
LOVED HIS wIFE's SISTER
An Iowa Farmer Murders a YOUNG
Girl and Then Kills Himself.

| ELDoRA, IOWA, July Is Buckeye
township, In this county, is all agoe
with excitement In consequence of a
unique and horrible tragedy enacted
Thursday night at a farm house four
miles from this place.
Miss Grace Rand, beautiful gitl
OF nineteen years, was u member of
tue family OF George Johnson, a
farmer whose wife was her sister. The
ladies customarily occupied one bid
Ia the second story OF the house, while
Johnson and a hired man slept to.
gether down stairs, Last night the
family retired rs usual, Mrs. johnson
with her sister and the two men in n
room on the first floor. Miss Rand fell
asleep quickly, and Just as Mrs. John.
son hau nearly lost consciousness she
was aroused by some one approaching
the ped. IL was her husband. Hp
leaned over the bed, kissed her az.
tcttonately, babe her uooa.
night and left the room. I'm.
mediately after her husband
had gone, Mrs Johuson's attention
was attracted by strange movements
made by her sister. Putting her hard
on the girls face, she was terror.
stricken to feel the blood gushing from
her sisters throat. A moment later
the girl, writhing in the agony of
q. attn, rolled from the bed to the floor.
Mrs. johnson struck light and dls.
covered that the gill was lying dead.
with her throat cut from ear To ear
lac hired man came in answer 10 her
screams, and Instantly started to alarm
the neighbors. When the nearest
nelghbor arrived johnson, too, was
found dying near the door with 4
broad cash la his throat and bloody
razor lying beeide him.
As the coroneT's Investigations have
only Just begun no new Developments
have been made. No theory has been
brought TO light in opposition to the one
generally held, namely, that johnson,
who had violently opposed her an.
preaching marriage To young man Of
the neighborhood, loved his sisfer.ip.
law and ia NJ OF insane jealousy
life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

ALL this newspaper talk about the
arm'clutch is the merest bosh. II n
woman lets man squeeze her arm she
Is apt 10 allow him to take other liber-
ties. Such fcmsles do not propose to
be advised by newspaper criticisms. -
Houston Herald.
The Herald Ia unjust TO women, and
II is not bosh to invsigh against the
arm-clutch. There are many women
who permit this disgusting familiarity
because it Is "the thing 'in society, y
and who DO not dream that men will
presume on other liberties. 1t Ia tC
warn Innocent girls of the danger o
any undue familiarity that newspaper
talk against tho arm-clutch. That
woman inspires the greateat respect In
man who permits him no such famll
larity as the arm clutch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

THE Bonham News, conducted by
Senator Evans, one OF the ableet and
most C 'nservative members OF the last
two legislatures, has this to say: II
Texas has TO send TO Indiana for
LINES tone for her state-house, perhaps
she will have to send abroad FOR tim
her Of which to make statesmen. -
Galveston News.
with Just as much reason might the
voters II Texas cay they would elect
no man 20 the state senate who wore
clothing manufactured outside the
state, or ate meat and bread imported
pride are commendable, but some men
in this state have crossed the line that
separates these from domagogery, pure
and simple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

Is SrERETT pfohibitlonist His
paper, the Dallas Times, says; al
Ross IL really a candidate, why don't
he come out and state how he stands
on prohibition 20 IL S.erett u Pro-
hibitionisi; or, is he simply opposed to
bar-keeping? We quoe again from
his paper: oar last campaign
WAS conducted upon the principle OF
who would give up the most TO
the bar-kseper, and we want
II distinctly understood that we have
no objection to the bar keeper, but the
bar keeper must keep his place, just
as much AS the newspaper man should
keep his. Neither Ia running the
world, and the quicker they find II
out, the better for both sides"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
TOM GREEN sToCKMEN.
The Action Of Secretary Lamar Re
ceives Endorsement.


Correspondence of the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, Ten, Jdly Is "A
large meeting of the stockmen of Tom
Green county and the business men
of San Angelo was held at the stock
exchange tonight for the purpose of
indorsing the action OF Secretary La
mar in reference to the stopping of
Texas cattle herds in the Indian Ter
ritory. The meeting was called to
order by DR.. VIM fandelI, and Y. G..
Lee was elected president and p. n.
Jones secretary. The president stated
the object OF the meeting to be an
earnest discussion Of the differences
existing between Texas stockmen aud
the cattle syndieates of e dorado and
Kansas, who, under false pretenses
are endeavOring to exclude Texas cat.
tie from market.
A. j. Baker, Charles Daily and DR..
Iandell were appointed q committee
to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense OF the meeting, and submitted In
substance the following report, which
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the cattle syndicates of
Colorado and Kansas have secured
the passage Of laws in those states,
under the pretense of excluC lug dis
ease (Which exists but in imaginatlonJ
that are unjust and in'mical TO the
cattle interests OF Texas and 10 the
people who would be consumers of
Texas beef and
Where's, such syndicates have
caused Texas herds on their way to
market, over l0ng-recog ni4ed and es-
tablished cattle trails, TO be forcibly
detained in the Indian Territory,
without any preteXt OF lawful author.
ity, TO the great inconvenience and
pecnniary loss Of Texas stockmen,
Resolved, that in the prompt and
just action OF Secretary Lamar In in
terposing his lawful authority to pro.
tect the people of the whole country
from the consequences OF purpose TO
close recognized lines of traffic, and
exclude the product OF one state from
the markets ( another, merits the in.
dorsement of the people Of the whole
country.
"Resolved, that in Secretary La.
mar we, the s.ockmen of Tom
Green county, Tex, recognize a
man who declines to use his official
position for purposes of personal
ACCOMPLISHMENT, or to further laWless
and selfish schemes of arrogant corpor.
atoms, and in his &C ion we see pur.
pose to place justice and the interest o,
the people above all other considera.
TORS.
Resolved, that the Standard and
Times Enterprise Of ; an Angelo be re.
quested to publish the proceedings of
this meeting, and that the secretary
be instructed to send copy with re-
quest Of publication to the Fort Worth
GAZETTE aud the Calves ton News,n
Charles Daily, ESQ presented in
substance the following resolution
That the thanks of the Tom Green
county stockmen be extended to Con
gre ssman Joseph ID Sayers for his con
slant and able effort to prote ct the
stock interests OF Texas from the Az. !
Rressions OF Colorado and Kansas csi.
tie syndicatesn
The resolution was unanimously
adopted by the meeting without dis. |
cushion. A sentiment was expressed
that the congressman from this dis. |
trict had done nothing to bring him
before the stockmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

THE catalogue Of the Texas Yves.
leyan college for l855-S6 Is out. The
intention Is to make this a great col.
lege, and the names Of those In charge
are guarantee of success, While this
institution Ia under control OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, 1t IL
strictly non-sectarian. Each student
attends the church Of his choice, being
restricted only to the observance Of
morality and the rules OF good society
Texas parents with children TO edu
cate have no need TO send to othe
states. The Texas Wesleyan deserve
their support and should receive thel
patronage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

THERE is a good deal being said
about the large percentage OF foreign.
ers" In explanation OF the intemper.
ance In certain localities Even the
st. Louis Christian Advocate
takes occasion to give thi.
rs one of the reasons why SO
much liquor is drunk in that city.
Foreigners like to take Tiger OF
hot.scotch or tankard OF beer, but for
real whisky-guz2llng the native-born
American la u pillar OF his own height
asd yields the palm to no one. Know
nothingi,m died natural death some
years ago and 1t will not benefit The
causeof temperance any to resuscitate
1t. Ignorant antipathy to mans
place of nativity will not advar ce An Y
csuee. An American citizen IL an
American citizen, whether 10 the
manor born or by adoption.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

lovely adamant and give US q magne-
sian state. house OF "a rich, velvety,
dark. blue color, filed with sea-shells
and corals OF the venerable sub-caI-
boniferous world, converted for the
most part into pure crystalized lime.
stone, which sparkles like diamonds"
Oh, give us some sea shells and corals
Some "crystalized limestone" a. 1t
were, that shall sparkle la the Austin
sun like diamonds 10 the sky. II there
Ia one thing more than another that
we want In 3 state-house, to cost mil
lions OF dollars, it's Texas limestone
OF "chalky or magnetism formation,
but which will polish as smooth
and shining as ice, and when &C
treated be rs wondrously beauti
/ full, with it's corals and shells spark
| ling from the rich, velvety, dark
blue ground Especially, give VI
"coraIs and shells sparkling from :
rich, velvety, dark-blue ground"-
something that will glitter like a snow
ball rolled In mud, aud that will fiji
like the snow ball beneath the hta
and the glare Of Texas suns. BY al
means let Texas stone and its discolor
alton and unfitness be now adopted.
p. SIN case n. A. T.'s corals srC
shells won't do, and we can get th'
Waco Examiner to help us, we viii
boom Burnett granite. Granite Il
Texan, and granite is as enduring q:
ihe apeH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

him TO keep all posts Of the Yves tern
Platte department in full sire myth
and prepared for any emer-
gency that may arise in Utah
in the near future Gen. Hatch with
the Fifth cavalIy will be ordered to
remain 10 resdi5 ess at O9alslla, Neb.,
TO proceed by fast traiu to Salt Lake II
necessary. The sixth infantry at Fort
Douglass, Utah, consisting Of 500 men,
will be retained there on guard. This
force Is considered sufficient to guard
against anything except an organized
out break,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

THEgeneral growth OF S )clalist ten.
denotes and the Iuccess OF Parnell's
tactics in the English parliament com.
bine to lend interest TO the position o!
the small group of Socialists In the
German Reichstag, or parliament.
They have been for some years the
thorn In Bismarck's side, all the more
because they oppose his own semi
Soclalistic reforms rs me!e blIr ds TO
reconcile the body of the PEOPLE TO per-
sonal despotism. A writer Ia the Au.
gust Harper's, Mr. Edwin A Curley.
is to give a sketch OF the personnel and
progress of this group which Is likely
to attract no little attention, The So.
cialists have had TO fight their battles
under the most vigorous repressive
measures Bismarck could devise, aud
curious stories are told OF their In.
genuity In electing their candidates
One morning at Munich, an appeal TO
Vote for Vollmarp was found posted
all over the district with such strong
paste that the whole force OF
gendarmes spent hours scraplng
the little posters oil, whereat an In.
genious bill'sticker quietly pasted one
OF the offensive bills on gendarma'a
cartridge-btx, aud made him walk.
Ing canvasser for the Socialist candi.
date, A number of portraits will illus
Irate The article.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
The DALLAS Times, that was wont /,

The Dallas Times, that was wont to
rasp Miss Nancy, the oleander belle,
has let up. Can II be that that human
rasp, Sterett, and the deformed old
thing called the News are to wed 10
combine their hearts pulsatlons into
one beat, their souls thoughts into
one, IA Il were2 Alas, that match will
not ~ made In heaven, and here snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

SENTIMENT, when properly applied,
Is commendable, and there are few
men in this country not moved by 1t.
But.when demagogues and poliIicasters
seek to perveit the generous senti.
ments Of a people and convert such
feelings Into means for the promotion
Of sinister purposes, the practical, hard
horse .sense OF men should resent the
, fort and consign the bluhberers to Oh
livlrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
EAGLE PASS.
An Injunction Against the Operation
of the SabinaS, Mexico, Coal Mines.

An Injunction Against the Operation
Of the Sabinap, Mexico, Coal Mines.
Special 10 the Gazette.
EAGLE PASS, TEX, July lS.--Last
night auout 10 o'clock the federal Judge
OF the district issued decree forbid
ding the further operation OF the Sa-
binas, Mexico, coal mines by their
present operators, the Mexican Inter.
national railroad. This Is the third
time this has been done in the past
year, but so far they have always been
sble to regain possession OF the mines
again, and when stopped this time
they were getting out coal at the rate
of 300 tons per day, employing about
two hundred men, who are now idle
The property with all Its adjuncts ia
worth nearly 50 600 COO Suit was
brought by Patricio Milmo, Mexi.
caniZed American of Irish descent.
he lays claim to the mines on account
OF an old Spanish title granted his
Mexican wife's ancestors years ago.
General Manager johnson is taking
prompt action in the matter, and it is
thought that this suit will go as did
the others. The coal is of very good
quality, and all that has been mined
has met with ready sale to the
Southern Pacific rail way.
A suit involving several leagues of
land al Dining this was for one hun.
dred aud five years ia the Mexican
courts, and was finally settled by ar.
bitration short time since by Milmo
and Gen. Naranjo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SPANISH FORT.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SPANISH FORT, TEX, July l5.-
Several parties from this place, who
have been In pursuit OF thieves in the
Territory, have just returned. They
succeeded in capturing fourteen head
OF horses that were stolen In Cooke
county. Four men mounted on fresh
horses were left in pursuit of the
thieves, aud they We're close after
ranch In the Territory.
Your correspondent has lust returned
rom visit to st. 10. in this COUNTY
where u summer normal Is being von-
Quoted oy Prof c. A. Bryant, bate OF
calvert. The professor, who has con-
Quoted several schools in other nor.
mons OF the state, expresses himself IA
highly pleased with this part OF Texas
and also with the class OF teaehers
that he meets here.
- -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
A Full Ticket.

Here's our ticket: For governor, a
man with head full OF good, hard
practical horse sense, and backbone
that neither breaks nor bends; for
Acknowledgements, man with q
large cash balance OF brains, who
knows how TO attend to the business
Of his flee; for the departments, hon
est business men, with brains and
energy; and for the main plank in the
platform, honesty in the public
service