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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-12-13

Uov thonLful ~. >LouIJ IL. tho,
ne was rl,y4r unouoh to roroonil.
fine n.rnli,rit;uy of his du,nut ordi.
rnce With what ronsumnatr fact
does he proscut his first reason.
..Racou.. i ;o nhomni,noI Il, u,n
who are Governed by rclioious mo-
tiv.s ".tr - We'll hr kn.v th,t his
hearers ,,otcxxcd to hr onoand all
governed by RELIGIOUS motives, how.
ever lame thrv mioht he in matters
Of Justice, and therefore would hr
only foo hannv to co-o,rr,t. on th,t
hosis
Thrn tno th. n>uni.it. Lo,,ic If
fine thino. .II,lf-boIid,,y .,r. rh,m-
pjmrd NV men If rulioio,,smo g"
You are loaded TO fine muzzIr
with RELIGIONS motives Therefore
Won should oo in for hnlr-holid,ys
Could mythiuo be more couyinciuo>
How insjonitiront beside thiy
masterIv urps.ut,tion muSt ,inhrr-
emf instiru" ,un.or
Aoaiu ~ = further inducrmrut
IL ,
take a hand in this "shortrr-hour"
business he falls them thot "nno of
tbc nrincin,l objects rontnmnI,tpd
in church ooino
What , mostrr.strokp of uolicv to
nrcsent if IN th,t lioht' How .,onr
must his listeners have buon as thov
looked ahout them ON fine omntv
news to rush ont and shout for
half-hoIjdavs or death
We sov Nhnn all houo, 70 nur
new-fouud FRIEND LET no cantious
critic ouibblc as to his wav Of put-
tino if We imooinn some may IN
. aet.stahle tsnirit If f,uIi-Gndiuo
aIIepc that the doctor cyjnccs An uu-
oontroll,ho ln,ir. to rounl hi.
periods, Some may be- 80 mchari-
t,llo. -, tn intimate, +h,+ l., u.,,,l
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-12-13
REV. MACS LOGIC.
EXQUISITE TACT OF A CON-
VERTEC Dominic.
lie Recognizes the Peculiarities of
His Dey0ut Congregation -(,0es
In for Shorter Hours His
Reasons - Rounding
His Periods.

1t is at all times source Of graf
ltication to see those who have gone
astray, turn from their evil ways
and walk again in the narrow path
of rcctItudc. 1t matters not how
deep they may have tloundrrcd in the
slough of unrightrousncSs; We shall
welcome their return with harp and
cymbal, or amy other musical lnstru-
mcnt that may be handy, to attest
our exubcrant joy,
A few weeks ago we commented
on an essay delivered before Il
church conference in BROOKLYN: and
in connection herewith mention
was made Of the diatribc hurled
against organized Labor by Il clergy
man. II seems, by the following re-
port, th' this clergyman now yocif-
erous y champions one of the de-
mands If organized Labor. We trust
his example will be cmuIatcd by
others, who still linger in the
"VaIIey Of the Shadow Of Death"
or some similarly nwhoIesomc re-
gion.
But let our now good friend give
testimony, in his own words, Of the
change of heart 50 recently wrought
within him,
II give the Saturday half holiday
movement my unqualified lndorse-
ment for three reasons, First Be
cause it is championcd by men
who are governed by religious mo
tiveS and has no connection with Usthet-
ic socialism. Second One Of the prin-
cipal objects contemplated is church
gong Ii is believed that many who
spend Sundays at their homes or on eX-
cursionS if they had the half-hoiday
would 90 to church on Sunday. In fact,
this has been proved to be SO. Sunday
excursions are evils unregenerate, un-
qualified and prolific Of crime. Third
! give it my support because of its i'll
herent Justice. The hours are long, and
during the winter the places are often
overheated and the ventilation is poor
and there is Il reduced physical Vigor
which brings apout disease, especially in
women.
Possibly some oycr-nicc critic may
take exception to the reasons given
by the reverend doctor for this, his
new departure. Thus, it might be
objected, that if the haIf-holiday de-
mand is inherently just, it sayors of
the supcrtluous to adduce reasons
for it, such as "BccauSe it is
championed by men Of religions mo-
tives and has no connection with
aesthetic socialism. Certainly it
would be quite rs sensible admit
ting the inherent justice" of the
mattcr-to urge the fact that it was
championed by red-headed men, and
had no connection with the kccly
motor.
But then, we should remember
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-12-13

"A miss is as good as mile" and n
great deal better. You can't kiss mile.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-12-13


when they are successful there is a
howl for help.
Eyer since the strike began.
Wheeler has been TO his wits ends
to get competent east steel wire
drawers. Perhaps if he offers about
$1,000 for one, dead or alive, he
might be accommodated.
Wheeler seems to tn kc some de-
gree Of comfort from the fact that
he don scc the crowds Of men he
has Wronged haunting the thorough
fares aS they did in the pleasant
summer days. Fact is, they have a
comfortable room ut their disposal
IN the center Of the city, where they
can prrusc the labor papers and get
posted upon the rights Of labor and
how to maintain them.
The boycott Of Michael Bmahan
has had the desired effect. The
Albany Brewing Company. for whom
he is local agent, was communicated
with, and they promptly replied
that they would send representa-
tive to arrange matters satisfactorily.
On Friday the treasurer Of the COM
pany came and eXcrtcd a good inhu-
ence over Mr., Blnahan, who, rather
than lose his agency and his bust
less, signed the following card:
New HAVEN. Dee. 9. 1883.
10 the I,uicS COnHrii. DiFiui.ed liorE-
mrU Of Nfr HurfH. 0IM Hr Haiijc:
In view Of the fact that the representa-
tiveS of Elm City Lodge, Amalgamated
Association ut Iron and Steel Workers.
have presented certain powerful argu-
mcnts which convince me Of the Justice
OF their demands. have taken LEGAL steps
to e|ict Mr.. Bork. formerly the pro
prl"tor OF the Hotel NVea, from my prem
ises onI Ihapelstreet. between Lloyd street
and RIatrhlry avenue, as do not wish
to have my premises used to harhor
>Cab> to the detrlment of organized la
bDr III tins city. Respectfully,
MICHAEL RANAnAN.
Agent for Albany Brewing Go.
This action on the part Of Mr..
Banahan was approved 10y the wire
drawers union, and 50 the boyrott
is lifted from Mr.. Banahan's shoul-
drrs.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1885-12-13
" HELLER WOE.
HIS BAD REPUTATION AMONG
WORKINGMEN.
His Prices Too Low to Tempt Them
10 Come He Cannot Deceive
the WirrdraNerS Bana
hans Sensible Act.
Boycott or.

The New Haven Wire Works
BOSSES have agents ont west looking
for wlrcdrawrrs to come to New
Haven to take the place of the
strikers, and one of thcSa agents,
operating in Johnstown, Pa, tried
To Great" the impression among the
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Gteambo ITS ano t,a,lroaos.

A -STONINGTON LINE.
"A. FARF;s REDUCED FAVORITE WINTER ROUTE.
e,eaIrs L. We from Pier SO Y r. daily except SUNDAYS
Al 200 n m Firstclas Boston, So Corresponding TO
auctions TO all points East ~ =, 60, 1,.,o.r ran.
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Gelp manieo.

WANTED Ladies and young men In city or
w country wishing ~ to 80 day homes
work furnished and distance
For particulars address with atamp. CRYsIALLIZED
PHOTO o., 90 West 7th-st, Cincinnati ohio.
WANTED. -Expericnced and first class
w salesman for moulding mill work travel.
Address W. W. Tribune Branch once 2OS Eat i25thst.
NNANTED.-Ia and Gentlcmcn in city
w country 10 take Hight work az their homes 81
10 "a day easily work by mall cauvussng
good demand for work ard furnish steady en
nOyment Address with stamp, CROWN MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY. 20i Nine-st, Cincinnati. ONO
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Amnecmeuts.

nALY'S THEATRE.
~ Under the management Of Mt. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
Lentcn Novelty
DAILY has pleasure in announcing that no has arranged
Tor a subscription Series VI
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE

TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9oN SUN.
DAY. sTATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN
Express trains leave NewYork via DesbrosseS and
o2o 100 $50 O. and 10 Limited H. ll:l0 m J. 32o.
84. 5iA .. g. and m.and ~ night sundays 9l5
night. Emil rant and second class 700 p m
Trains leaving New-York daily: except Sunday. $40.
go and ~, & g. a. 440 and p. IN, connect at
Returninr leave Broad Street Station PHILADELPHIA
2oi 81 ana Pr Y eESf ;s Monday 6So 2o
Po%} J,$ $40, $40 7,i5 and Gi5 r M sunday,
TAO and 7A5 m Leave Philadelphia. Via Camden $50
M daily except sunday. ~. 0'''
Ticket snS S os Of A S9 ana and sa 5Saes Aor
and Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fultonst, Brookyn
Busch's Hotel HobOkeni Station. Jersey City Emigrsnt
Ticket Office. No. Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company will for aud check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr.Agc gent
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAAD:-Passenser
;ss 8: y EE:;'s.
Mays a d SSat osa s ra ~ %
Ell s sSa :ssss ' gasssy a
'' s:nsTs Eastern odioa BIP SafSTfssylros PA
TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lesyo Peck
sSssS sss L as and
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
e GHH FRI tIT Eng tS S ssa
A's' ds.l Aren't
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as IL,
IL NEW-YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Raj

THE ERIE RAILWAY now known tTyn.,S as p tiie
Arrangements of trains Chsnberst Depot From 25d
e 10 minutes n earlier h,,,.., Drow,n r.roop.
Coaches e BSg f~Ta and baa.o sisep.s
81 %%Sa;iy s Suis Limited FSpres. No extra charge
iGT a;' 7 f.%s r m SB no.
iO45 Detroit go M sOsmanea CO. , q ~; G!eye
seeSnd day csnnsctns Trans arrive Toledo S5 ana
nGn 6Ry i cSelo for tn. West Solid Train
81 pu%an Day sBa seE SncnS sgd Chicago
Buiet smoking Coaches to chicago.
Ts.ss, SS 1920 HSSp
s j Icfs 1ss8 Az
Sundays S{S $50 ioSO lsS $50 Pni SdnshSs
so eq sse S s and ds Saturday
.s Ss Say sH9 d Sl SO $50 eo
and Y midnigh. Sundays 640 $50 1920 l5 GSo spm
ssTSsI ssd S 1897 saa s ssS suno.,
Rondog. and Kingston and Mo. tgomery am s;sop m.
ssnS; 1893 1897 GAG s's $50 'o $3.50
G,aS!' ss AZ ;SsS $3.50
ssS rains conpee. vita Ontario And we,t a 4n
40 Ssn' sunday Sn
ssst ., and quarter after each
a 70 e SG4S every sS Son thirty minutes ana from
for and in Drawing Room and
4O1 e5Ir EII10wsy. 1877 Westsf. y. " NO. q
Court-st., 81 ooklyn. OF ~ the Compsnys Depots
Express the West arryein NewYork at 7iio
''0 JOE JOIN A &BBoTr, Cent passr Agent Nowyorl
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Fsi s GpSS for s T. cSsts sS ns
jYpdnight sundays7. a. m. and eIl5 p. N.
Nsnuet Spring Valley and Monsoy7 10 a N. AoO p. IN
John n. ABBOTT. Gear Psss'r Ageut Nsw.yort
WEST SHORE noUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
Trains leave West A2dst, Cortlandt and Desbrosses
CHICAGO 10 an - ?. m: Pullman sleepers through
g. Louis, $3.50, % P. n. Pullman sleepefs
peIol, 10 m, st;oo y p m Pullman sleepora
sssgsiion Bfase hsSara Falls buffalo Rochester 40
syracnse no. sJoa M. $3.50 "A D. "a '"'' '"''dSA
gt!ca. Tile. 40. 400 m; $500, Is y. ia.
sSswsuIg Kngston, catskin. Albany Nlo 10 llOO
FL asarfs sp sSs tP So East fS.sss $3.50
r,pany Other trains daily except Sunday
<or tickets time tables barlor sleeping car accommod
sssfs OF hormaton Apply AZ oncesi Jersey CITY Penn T.
,saion Hoboken l5Nasangtop.st; Brooklyn Courts st.
Ss8 al es loot fultenst York a. 207 fel si6
fysh ste lls0 l.32S broadway 1871 e-ave LAG Esst
(andt and ibs Bower Penn Stations loot q oYrt
4xast Baggage eallea for ana checked you hotels
sss MsS m p Io 81 Il 1 S ' fsss Agent
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9ON SUN.
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.YDEK
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Dlpioeno Notices.

HOsKsIAkK MISiNG Co. MILE BuiIDiS1.,.
10 BRoAD-sT. NEw-NoRK, FEB 10, Iooo'
DIVIDEND NO. 70. ,,,,r
~ The Regular Monthly Diyiicnd-TWENTf.fiSa. =,
CENTS per sarehas been declared for January payaDe
the the COMPANY Francisco or nj le
agency New.York, The 10Th inst Transfer
the goth inst. LOUNSBEhY 4 co. 1ransier n seh's
TVHE "PRESSURE'S THE THING" Dwell
ers on Murray Hill washington Heights and all vine
inhab districts pressure indicator anu
Is inch nt VIII Hro
ably be tlr inche. ere losing money Wncn
these ought DO saved The only way 10 save "
is by attaching the sLEEMAS GOVERNOR TO your meter
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Dress

neutrality-suspicious. in first-cl
- work. would Ike few engagements STYLE and 1T
guaranteed best rofcrences cloth suits tailor finish
MRS BARNARD, .514 PaTk-aye. and sstb-st
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PRINTED WASH FABRICS.
Gieamboa,s nno Railroads..
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

1 NEw.JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT or LIBT EIY ST NoETlI RIXLR,ss
Fer PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Pound Brook
Route" OF 400. :; !. @3c iltl5 N 1872 400 800 300
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown Gad
Chestnut 80 ~ toibmhiaaye FOR Manayuns. Consho-
BR4WTS0.Ro6M tAHs on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Eeturning leave PHILADELPHlA Ninth and Green sis-
100 $50. 93o, liioO a. n lI1 40 S;i3 go I3o5 p IN
at $40 $40 600 1880 a. m 100 $50 $40. GOO p IN
sUNDAY. sl6 q m; t:so D. ~ ,,,,, ,pszr,o NJ.
For '&iLLifhimsPoRr. suNBURY LEwIsBURo and
MAH4%oY CITY at IA $40 a n ~ 100 onp, ~ .o,
rS Sag 03 H. l5o @ 5 s5 4 "G oo $780, 400
FOR SfS pis Il Zoo yi5 To-. sig p M
f9f WiLk sBA I'M and PliTsTON q TOO s'i' a IN,
For DifIIf 4 at768n N. Si45 ?. IN. 40,
For TAMAQ at 70O. 7:.5. $40 100 49, 3A' sVo
For 81 I iitEHEM ALLENTOWN and@AUCu CdUNK
at 800 100 S-o. H. lCC. l3o 3D. Dad p m SUNDAY
rST EAsf6N a. 400 zoo. SO. 90 1880. 3i1 800
40, ~ GO Z o, y 10. suLleys 100, a. ~ $50 D no
For hIii BRIDGE BRAN II, a, $500. s;i5 a n. 800
Pof SIE%INGroN. TOO si5 a H. 100 lao, 4:Oo, $50
800. b. y. N suDdoys, 1880 p M -, .., ,o,o ,,,x
Tor sOfEkYtLLe At E01 900. 100 40. 1850 lIo q;
90 100 500, lose D. m sunday. 1900 sooh H. 80
Fof PIX ILp 500 600 100 s35 $50 1880 y =
m 100 1886 $50 33D, 3i5 400 430, di00. BIB . 80
S.S'g,GO $50, 700 500. $50 1880. 1900 ?. N JUN
DAYS $40 500 s45. M 1900 IN 1880. 4'oO. t'3', 100
rS S'V dHS pbRRANcu OCEAN GROVE, 60 can rail- y
$50 SIS no.. 1880, 500 5#9 p IN. SUNDAYS except
For @e gR GEaES 3 s5. lilo b. NJ 400 500 p
For LAKEWooD TOMS RIVER ana hAhNEGAT at 1880
YSr SAffLRANT VIZ Gi I& v1NELAND and BRDGEToT"
4:3U q. IN. l.ODp u
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TOW FL. S.

size Striped Fancy Turkish Towels 70 CTS
each, worth 40 cts.
Huck Towels soft finish 81 80 per doz
1000 doz fine IIucN Damask Honey Comb. Close Weave
Plain COored Borders. Plain and knOticd frnecs
and UpOeach, all at 20 cts. each Many in this
lot worth 40 cts.
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lectures ano nleetings.

A -" STERN'S SCHOOL OF LANGuAuES
~ OF NETWORK CITY,"
~ EAST ARTIST.
7 FRENCH LECTURES.
On six following p m yerns ,, Tnssns
pieh" Feb n victor Hug, March o, aaSemoseias s
hfs ~ rb JGt La Terre" March a. Admission, ~
~ go he course single tickets 90 cents
H. GERMAN LECTURES.
n, .,x following Wednesdays at p m: "Walsnsten..
Pan IS, " Konign Louise" March 4; Die iodine les
Poosie" March IL Berlin kaser-und Sut
A.ots des pentsOhen Rehes 49, vok spoesie
March IS; sVicr Deutsche Kaiser" April Admiss on "
tr The course nge tickets 90 cents sps
Piled for IN due time
A COURSE OF LECTURES on
IA DRAMATIC INrENSIrY In
ORATORY and MOBILIZATION, by
COLONEL. LOITNER, the
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUsIci
q EAST 18th ST. third door east OF 5TH-AVA
Incorporated lSVS.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after Jan. II; 1888.


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK via DesbrOsss and Corandt Street
IerIlcs as follows:
Harrisburg Pitisburg the West and south, win Pullman
Palace Cars attached, Il. m, and daily. New.
aud CHICAGO Limited Of PaTlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping cars, a. - a III. every day.
MilliainepOrt Lock Haven. m. CORY ana Erie
at m, connecting at Cory for 1iusvile. Petroleum
Centre and the Oh Regions
Baltimore Wa.neio the sonUi Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday. 10
arrive ashingtOn 4O5 r. III. Regular 6:2O. 800
$50 a. l. $40 and IN. and II night. sunday,
C:i5 q. ~ y III. and ~ night
Tor Old Point ana Norfolk. 500 =, m. every day.
For Atlantic city except sunday 100 p m
For cane May. except runday, lI:lO a. IN
Long Branch. BAY Head Junction, and inermedate sta
tOns via Railway and AmbOy, pa m II noon, 300 p IN.
ON sunday and D. do not Stop at AsDufy Park
BToOkyn connect with AL through trains al
Jerscvl y. anording speedy and direct transfer Tor
ira ms arrives From Piitsburg $50 and 1920 m 1890 and
lOYO daily and 200 daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore G:3O $40 !: 20, $40. 800
$50 $40 aud 1905 p. m. Sunday G35 Gao a M 1905
D. m, From Baltimore 500 From Philadelphia 30,
b.50. ESQ., Gao 200 eKcept Monday 9'Zo go lg4o'
100 200. 3.lO. 800 $780, $40 72O 1880. $50.
300 10 % and 1920 p. and 1920 night Sunday. $50,
5;jO r:3j GiO 7:O5 ll:35 G2o 1875, $50. AO05 aud
IA m
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- SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS. ncu ling reserved seat
for the FIVE matnocs 49, Single tckes 81 and Toe OF
Subscription tickets begins Box Oce IN ursday morning
February 49, Sale Of single tickets and after February
%.
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interrupt the Regular Matnees and Evening Performances
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RIVER BRANCH

At Sn6 D. m Fifstcas to Boston. So Corresponding
auctions 10 all f. " POPPLE General Passenger Agent.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NEW-YoRk, NEwHAvEN AND hAETF01at d, n, ~ y
Incnave near Third Aveae BTqgs esIos Ha, , ss,
gSSaaSa By It rs s5 Ayi5 5 400 SG 300
HSn ssd pso ae s. Fans Rs esa
Shese Ippsons Bay chester Pe9s@ Bay narcT Si
ksyRocHs with rains Tor ~ o on TIE h4, p gSor5
TIE New ORR New 5ayeh ana w. n pr
Ee srsian and sudt Branches and an pon
Min st train NewRoehens aPa ali intermediate sta
sunday trains for Eew Rooh ellie and al nternedia'e eta
to3s a. As nS0 %h way sns % rn ceh Depot and
stamford and wta express tran to Bossoa Via hof Line
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyEa ; October D. lsS
Trans @ md M0ntre al Express through draw
io a. @. Fast Limited chicago ard Louis IH{Te .s
with dining cars sto9Ding az Abany Urea yr1Gase doGn
arriving chicago 1910 m and St LOUIS 'Zo p H. next
fcso m. Chicago Express cars to Can,n
eaigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects ior
III H. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express with
ss5 p M Albany, Troy Utica Express. through
.Hp H. Accommodation to Albany and Troy ,,,...
vs R ln st tSS Sebpa foeGo Detroit and s. Louis
$50 EIPr E, With @ 20 Montreal Anu
1s fSe8s bsr% FOR eSas
Troy Connects with the morning trains LOT the "eS' anu
FOR the North except saturday nght, ~ po,r,,r,
N1tcres an sale At Grand Central Depot No, towing
Cream 2S2 and AIS Broadway. and at Westcops Express
Oices place 7s5 and Sl2 Broadway gov o.
And gag and 730 Fulton Sta Brooklyn and ~
Fourth-st, WILLIAMSBURG ,.o.... oo-. .ar Ia
IN drawingroom anQ Sleeping cals SaA
procured OF the ticket Offices in Newfork Guy ho a.
1888 Washing zionist. Brooklyn: .,sa-o
baggage called for and checked from residence
sThes trains daily. All others daly eSosI ouuay
{i.sse lam tnns Stop al iaii' C. H. NEEKER.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE-For BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Iepot Ihf
express trains daily Sundays exceptedl to Boston az a n
10 m parOr attached ana 10 p m WIN paace seepDs
eaTsl5 Sundays at 10 ~ with palace seeping eIS
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ELEVEN O'CLOCK MATINEES
TO c0nsisl Of the famous
STODDARD ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
- These viii comprise the NEW SERIES, containing the
new departure whereby lum OF History ana tera
ture are to be added TO Mr.. slODDA1iD's celebTaei
RID LETTER DAYS ABROAD.
20 avoraby received at this Each
entertainment Is inersperscd with MOST GRAPHIC IL
prepared by special artist sent 10 Europe
Tor tho purpose,
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GREAT 49c. SALE
A9sc.

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN SALE EVEN
OFFERED TO THE PU BIC.
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4 H;fEtW..JJE&SEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Prom pier No,S North River via sandy HOOK.
For ATL&NTIC HIGHLANDS, LONG BhANyh LAKE
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STAUNTON.
CourtDaY- Judge Stuart and Captain Bum
gardner Address the Deapocrats Organizing
for Work. Etc.

COurt-DaY- Judge Stuart and Captain Bum
gardner Address the Dee s-Organizina
for Work, Etc.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch. I
AUGUST %, 1885.
Yesterday was the first day Of the
August court. The number Of people
present was not large.
Judge Stuart, Of Alexandria, ad-
dressed the Democrats in the court
house. and Mr.. X. b. Berkeley dis
coursed to the Republicans from the
portico in front Of the clerks office, a
Joint discussion having been declined.
Captain James Bumgardner, Jr.,
chairman of the Democratic County
/ Committee, was in fine trim and intro
duced Judge Stuart in happy manner.
The large courtroom has galleries, and
every part of it was filled to jam.
Judge Stuart spoke about an hour and
half. lie speaks clearly, to the point,
and with decided effect.
Captain Bumgardner concluded the
speaking to the Democratic meeting in
remarks respecting the canvass as it
will be conducted in the county. 1t
will be one Of great vigor, and is to re-
suit in at least 300 majority more than
was given last fall.
The party is organized, and the earn
est work of the canvass has commenced ;
and as soon as the candidates for the
Senate and House Of Delegates are
nominated, which will be on the 10th oil
September, the movements of the work
ers in the ranks will be lively.
| have seen much larger crowds in
attendance at Republican meetings than
MIR. Berkeley had. When he spoke
here last October his hearers were twice
as many as yesterday.
The speeches made by Mr.. Berkeley
here last fall and yesterday were free
from bitterness or harsh words. In
fact, he said we were ali Republicans
if we only knew it. He regretted thai
he could not get an opportunity tC
speak to Democrats in vindication Of
the Republican party. lie evidently
wants more of his old associates thar
he has in the barren paths he is now
travelling. But little, if anything, wa
accomplished by the effort made.
To-day is Highland Court. Judg,
Stuart and Mr.. Berkeley are to be
there.
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne, who is spend
ing the summer at Alton, lectured il
the Baptist church last night, the ob
ject being to aid the congregation il
furtherance of church Improvements.
CANrrnN
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shouldGo,

One Of the organs says that the
"party in opposition has been waiting
with no little interest for some time to
see how the new Democratic Govern
ment would deal with whiskey-distillers
in North Carolina" AS long as there
is a Republican Senate TO stand in the
way Of the abolition OF the internal
revenue system, the new Democratic
Government will Of course enforce the
internal-revenue laws. The people,
however, have the satisfaction OF know
ing that the character Of the men
who have been appointed to the
service under Democratic rule affords
pretty good evidence that the sys-
TEN will not be made blackmall-
ing political machine. But as we have
repeatedly said, the fact that the sys-
TEN will not be abused under a Demo-
cratic Administration is nolreason why
il should not be abolished. In any
light it is viewed it is obnoxious to the
interests and convictions Of our people
and foreign to the spirit Of our institu-
tons. 1t is not only hateful to our peo-
pie by reason Of the outrsges that have
been perpetrated in its name, but hateful
in itself.