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ZINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 400 Pa. av.

3 p TEA COMPANY, at stand 1O2 Western
market, offers Tor to-day condensed milk, Eagle
brand, at Il cents. Each purchaser of tea and
coffee received an elegant cabinet photo card.
y handsome present given with each can Of
Sovereign baking powder.
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Condensed Locals.

See advertisement of cooperative firm car
penters and joiners.'
certificate OF death from old age was given
yesterday by the health officer for John Hep
burn, colored, 100 years old, a native OF Mary.
land.
At Fourth-street NJ. E church southeast
under the pastOrate of Rev NJ. F. b. Rice re
Gently fifty practitioners were received and
several were received on Letters from other
Churches The pastor has moved into the new
three story parsonage, which has been newly
furnished by the Ladies' Mite society OF the
church.
Officer Dean took to the second precinct sta
ton last night a dead colored male infant found
ON Boundary street, between North Capitol and
LIST streets northwest.
Henry Liston, 81 years old. who lives at SOB
9TH street northwest. while walking along 7th
street, between and q streets, yesterday after
noon, was accidentally pushed down, and in
falling broke his right leg at the hip. He was
taken TO Providence hospital in the patrol
wagon.
An interesting school exhibition was held
E'st tuesday evening in the public school build.
ing on Bunker Hill road, county. After fine
program was rendered by the pupils, Miss Smith,
the teacher, was the recipient OF many congrat-
Clations.
See advertisement of excursion on steamer
Mary Washington, sunday morning and after
noon, TO River View. The tickets as will be
been, are only 70 cents.
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MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL OPEN
AVA JUNE TENTH Thoroughly renova- a q
ted reaurnshed and enlarged. Situated at vEYA4
land r. Noted for rs delightful air and pure
A. X. BARROW. sup't. Baltimore, Nd my7-2m
nOUBLiNG GAP WHIT SULPHUR Ann
Il CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
Will be opened for the reception of guests . a
June 18Th. For descriptive circular aud vIyAV
terms address Capt ]. w, WHEELER a is.E3l
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THE National MuruA1 IurE
ASSOCIATION. OFFICE 1870 St.
"; W. Dudley, President Chaplin Brown, Attorney.
John E. Beall, Secretary. Frank J. Tbbits Gen Man
George h B. White, Cash'r Charles J. Westerfeld "A
Nat. Met Bank. Treas'E. A. H. Beach, Special Agt.
Admission fee for q policy Of 81 600 "a 90: one
years insurance ut age % $50; at 80, 20 20;
age % x925 AT age 40 $1O.SO at age 40. Si2 5O:
age o. $500. intermediate ages in promotion.
For list OF members prospectus address
FRANK J. TIBBITS. General Manager
AplO-om 1920 + ST. NV.
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ROBERT PoRTNER BREWING CoMPANY'S Gel
ebrated Vienna Cabinet Beer draught at
Charles o. BrilPs, 931 d street northwest.
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(,HStOFia.

Cast0ria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
w hen she became 4 Miss
She chung to Castoria
W hen she had Children
She gave them CaStOria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a enid
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria tbstk
*3 Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
tJe w nlsky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near ID ST.
Gent' s suits Cleaned, dissatisfaction
guaranteed at C.PUTsCHE's. 729Ps avn. ". s:,,n
PIckWick Club WHISKY is the best
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in n Id. Ward prints, 4Oc
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButteriniIk;
sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream 5 cents.
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FREE SNAPPER SOUP LUNCH tonight at 2O2
d street northwest J. III. CoLLINa.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Ran. >
HERzoG's--"Way Down South"
DIME MUsEUM.-Drama and variety
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GENUINE MACKINAw HATS from 81 up to 50.
Best value in the city. Francs, corner 9TH and
ID. The only strictly one-price hat and gents
furnishing store in the city.
"NEvER PLAY WITH EDGE TooLs."-A very
wise old saying, only to be equaiied by Its twin
adage, "a little learning is a dangerous thing. y
II cut finger is to be dreaded by playing with
edge tools how much more serious results are
to be dreaded by him who hampers with his
health by dOctoriIg himself with improper
medicines In all diseases the first thing is to
put the system in as strong general condition as
possible DIR. Heniey's Celery, Beef and Iron
will do this every time and all the time.
PERSONS IN want of Dry Goods Will do well
by attending Grand Special Sale which takes
place at 90S 7tn street northwest. For partieu-
lars see Auction column. Tuesday, June i, only.
REV. ID. VI. CARPENTER, of Clymer, CHATEAU
qua county, Y. Y, writes March 2, 1885: My
boy, two years old, took a severe cold which
settled In his throat and lungs. Nothing
afforded relief, and i thought he must die.
Finally / put an AllcOck's Porous Plaster
around the throat and one on the chest. In less
than hour his breathing became better, and
he fell asleep. In twenty-four hours the child
we'll.
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WINES, WINES, WISES.-Caliiornia Wines,
Riesiing, Gutedel, Hook Burgundy, Zinfandel,
Angelica, Muscatel, &c. Also my own cele-
brated Virginia Port and Claret Wines, at Chr.
Handlers, No. 900 7th st. d.
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PHOTOGRAPHS taken on Decoration Day.
Best cabinets, $3.50 per dozen. Lardner, 927
Pa. ave.
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We Will Sell You
choice Claret Wine (9ts.l, $500 per dozen.
N. L. METZGER & Bro
GrOcerS AT 7th st n W.
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For Summer Fashions only 20 cents. at Omen
he1mers, 52S 9th street Northwest
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ANTON FIsCHER'S first-cass dry cleaning and
dye works, goo u street. Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone 1872.
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One More Of Those Elegant Singer Ma
chimes Tor $40, at Auerbach's, 7th and II SIS.
Sent on trial If desired. Telephone call 422-2
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HACKING COUGH, PLEURISY. CHEST PAINS
Inflammation. Difficult Breathing, Asthma and Sore
ness OF the Chest and Pectoral Muscles, at re
heved and assisted a speedy cure by the CUT1cuRA
ANTEPAIN PLASTERS I5c n,rl,
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j. G. HUTCHINSON. 9O1 Pennsylvania ave
nue. calls attention to elegant line of parasOls,
choice styles, which are offered at cost for the
coming week
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ARE You LUCKY?-GOlddust mare, buggy,
harness. &c. worth S1,1O0, tor so cents. A
few more tickets left. Tor sale at Wards dairies-
Tue drawing win take place on the steamer
Excelsior next Monday, when Lady GOldduSt
will Know her new owner She will so with the
large party down the river.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH CO., VA
" THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMNER RESORT In THE MOUNTAINS OF

VIRGINIA.
This resort has been thoroughly overhaued, 4 .
painted. repaired and papered throughout; vcAAY
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing 1E.tEz1
In the mountains: new porches have been erec "a;
newly furnished throughout and hair mattresses
have been placed in ali the rooms, with woven wire
springs. making this the best and most compete
sort TO be found in the south Greatest variety of
medicinal waters at any summer resort In the United
States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table
exceled; hot, cold, shower and plunge baths; good
fishing and game In the immediate vicinity. First
class livery In connection with the hotel charges
moderate Il d y. Telegraph and Express Office in
the building. This II the watering place to
Washington, being only hours ride on the t. q %
r. r Two trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof I'D. Williams Brass and String Band. OF Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning ful Information, cuts OF the four principal
hotes analysis OF the water attractions terms test
monials &c, may be had free al the following drug
glsts: Drew's Muburn's Thompson's. schaferss min
Post For further Information address H CABELL
DCAs Proprletor X G. BURKE, Chief Clerk.
myf3-5m
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AmUsementS.

ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUsE.-There has been
agreat rush TO see Won Suppe's tuneful opera of
~boccaecio' at Albaugh's this week, and the
far. Next week "The Princess of Trebizoude"
viii be put on, and will no doubt prove at
will be put on with the usual care.
BUFFALO BILLS WILD WEsr.-Amopp the
members of the Wild West combination which
VIII De at the Ivy City grounds next week. are
the famous Buffalo Bill. "Buck" TAYLOR. Con
Groner, scouts and cowboys, Mexican vaqueros.
Miss smith and Miss Oakley, wonderful young
chief; Long Wolf and Rocky Bear, Sioux Chiefs.
with 20 Sioux, Cheyenne and PaWnee warriors
recently from their reservations in the west
and now for the first time visiting the east The
grand parade takes place this afternoon
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.-Tne attraction at
TINS popular house next week will be the Leland
Opera company, which Is we'll spoken Of .sThe
American Minister" will be the bill
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WANTED by man and wife. See adv't.
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COOPERATIVE Cleaners and Dyers, 626 d ST..
a.w. Cooperative principles. Fine work only.
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SUIT AGAINST THE DIsrRICT.-Gustaye A.
Prather and VIM. Z. Shelley today entered
alleged 10 be due them as members OF the police
force.
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60 "A KkRfR T E. KKnIR sss
COO L Z + ZEE 4 & ssss 4.

III Market Space. near 7th stree.
ROYAL SERGE in Beautiful Spring Shades double
width, IL yards for 81.
BOUtLA GRENADINES, beautiful Spring Shades
wide double width, pure wool soc
ALRATROsS and NUNS YELLING, beautiful spring
shades wide double width very fine quality re,
duced to 3712c.
SURAH SILKS, beautiful Spring Shades, excellent
quality. extra wide width. reduced to CSC
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS extra width 81 co.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, special bargain, 75c
Each customer who buys $40 worth OF Dry Goods
Will be presented with large size BRIDAL
9tlLT, worth 81. 80. or pair of our handsome
tATiN DAMASK TOWELS, extra large size
worth $1.O0. myDT
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BASE Balls. Bans AND Base Bali

SPALD1NGS NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL
S1.25, Special Price.
100 Sheets Note Paper, rs cents.
"a Sheets Note Paper with Envelopes to match. In ,
box. 10 cents.
JOHN C. PARKER'S
my5 6l7 and 6l0 rth st N w
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DncoRAr1oN DAY.

WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. !, UNIFORMED
RANK, kNIGHTSO OF PYTHIAs, VIII inaugurate the
new excursion resort. River View, by Grand Family
Excursion TO that point LAY 81, 1856.
Steamer Mary Washington will make three trips
leaving wharf ut am. and aud $50 pm.
Music on the boat and the ground.
Tickets SO cts. Children under II, % cts. my255t
Diver VIEW AND OCCOQUAN FALLS VA
IlIhe steamer Mary Washin ton. River View every
turning at 80 and p; M. Tickets 25 cents
occoquan Falls every Wednesday. leaving at
d. M, returning at ID. M Dane
ing down and back. Tickets 70 cents
Commencing Wednesday, June 2. Family days at
River View every saturday. leaving at 10 a M re-
turning al $50 pm. Dancing down aud back and at
the grounds. Tickets, 10 cents, commencing Satur-
day June .. Professor Proctors Dancing School Re
union at River View every Saturday evening leaving
at $3.50 p. ~. returning ii d. IN. Dancing down
and back and at the grounds on the largestand finest
pavilion on the Potomac. Tickets % cents Posi-
lively objectionable parties allowed on the above
my25 Nanayer
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The Plans for the Catholic Umiversity.
PREMIUM DESIGN BY WASHINGTON ARCH.
ITECT.
As was noticed before in this paper the board
Of directors Tor the Catholic university, Of
which Archbishop Williams, Of Boston, is chair
man, hsid q meeting in Baltimore on the 10Th
instant to select q design for the university
building to be erected near this city. A number
of architects from different parts of the coun-
try, including several from Washington, had
have been premiated, and a final selection will
be made from these, or new plans will be drawn
embodying the best features OF the three. One
of the premiums has been awarded to Q Wash
fngton architect, MIR. o. Won inertia. His design
is in the Romanesque style, the basement and
parts of frst story walls to be Of Potomac red
sandstone, the superstructure Of brick with
stone Trimmings, the roof covered with slate
and the cutters and crestings made Of copper.
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Tennis Players Attention!
q nlRfp sets GQnpiS in rainalxr a.;

Complete sets Tennis, in nicely finished case,
$2.99. '
Finer sets from 81 90 to $780,
fine line of Raquets from 81 80 to $3.50,
Nets, Poles, Rubber and Regulation Balls at
the lowest prices.
Also full line Of Croquet Base Ball Goods,
Fishing Rods and Tackle, Mexican and Union
Web Hammocks, at popular prices.
29,5 7O5 and 7O7 Market Snace
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For Medical or Social Purposes
try our 4-year-old Pure Rye Whisky at 81 Der
gallon. n. I. METZGER & BRO.
i GrOcers, AIT eth at NV.
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GREAT Bargains in new and secondhand
pianos, at DroOp's, 925 Pa ave.
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THE CLERKS ASSOCIATION The Clerks
Mutual Benefit and Protective association of
this city, have just issued a circular in the
form Of an appeal which Is being addressed To
the prominent business and professional men
OF the city, asking them to become sustaining
or honorary members of the association by the
annual payment OF 80. The amount thus col
iected Is 10 be used as the nucleus Of q fund TO
be devoted to the equipment of q reading
room and reference library, which shall be q
general headquarters for the clerks OF the city
The impression which has prevailed, to some ex.
tent, that the Clerks NJ. b. and z. association was
Identical with the Clerks Early Closing asso-
citation Is entirely erroneous, as the former as
ISOLATION was organized and has been con-
Quoted as weekly sick benefit" insurance
company, paying 70 Its sick and disabled mem.
bers either S5 or 80 per week, according to
class. There has been q large amount OF sick.
ness during the spring months and more than
S225 has been paid into the families of sick
members. A death benefit fund has also been
raised. While the association is heartily In
sympathy with any legitimate movement which
has tor It's object the shortening OF the hours OF
labor or the early and unifOrm closing OF stores
IL has reirained from any participation in such
q movement as q body, believing that through
other channels the desired results may be
reached. The first anniversary OF the associa-
ton occurring In July next (21st COMMITTEES
has been appointed TO make arrangements for
celebrating the same in some suitable manner
The committee consists OF F.. e Woodward. A.
Wolf James NJ. Buzzell, w. A. HungerfOrd and
J. V. Brooke. The total number OF members OF
the association Ia about 135.
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Great Bargains In new and second hand
pianos at Droop's, 92o Penn. ave.
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the
reputation of which has been maintained q
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage TO insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN C. BAKER &
Co., Phila., and at druggists
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The PILGRIM SABBATH ScHooL.-A straw.
berry festival given last evening in Pilgrim hail
on 10th near X street northwest was largely
attended, the company including many friends
from the First CONGREGATIONAL Church IN.
phonzo Youngs, jr., rendered some choice selec.
lions on the horn. Miss Hattie Boyden recited
humorous piece. Little Miss Mckenzie aIso
favored the audience with q recitation and
Mr.. John Tweedale read q funny piece The
front OF the hall Is 70 be painted and q fence
placed before the building.
The CASE OF LEON GKNRsrE.-The case of
Leon Geneste, for whom q requisition arrived
from Virginia last Friday, was set for hearing
yesterday before Chief Justice Cartier but owlnS
TO the non-arrival Of the additional papers ne.
CURED by the chief justice from Wiz.
GINA the case was not heard. The Viz
g1nla indictment on which the regulation
was based charged Mr.. Geneste and Walter T
NOLAN with the larceny OF q boat from r r.
Dye OF Norfolk. Nolan has not been arrested
and the officers say that they have been unable
70 learn his whereabout. The boat was taken
by Messrs. Gensste and Nolan last fail to use
that time, In case the boat pleased Them IL was
used by Nolan in the oyster business Mean
while Mr.. Genesta came to this city. He stated
70 STAR reporter that he left the boat with
Nolan, 70 be returned to the owner at the expi-
ration of the thirty days. To his Surprise he
learned Afterwards that the boat had not been
returned. He denies that he is In any way
crlmtnally liable tor the boat. This morning
Chlef Justice Cartier discharged Mr.. Geneste.
there being no paper on which to hold him az
the virginia authorities have not returned the
papers that were taken back to Norfolk for cor
rection.
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ENGRAVING SALE.-The sale Of euRfAvfnes at
the salesroom OF Messrs Walter b Williams 4
Co. viii be continued this evening 81 and
o'clock p. %.
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For Medical or SOcia

Ladies, rent your Sewing Machine from Or
enheimer, 52S 9th street northwest.
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ROCKVILLE FAIR GROUNDS.
DECOkATIoN DAY, MAY 81.
INNINCIBLE COUNCIL, No :. will give a family
picnic at rockville Fair Grounds day 81 Every
FRIENDS. dancing. speaking. &c. Refreshments can
be had on the grounds. Train leaves B. d o. depot at
$3.50 AIN. ROuDd-trip tckets-Adults, 75c Children,
25c., including admission Fair Grounds. Tickets
good on all trains during the day. my26-It*
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DAwIEN SPRINGS.
HI Rockingham Co, Wa.
Opens June lOth- The famous RaWleyn n
water; > 900 feet above sea level: commc- tAv
dious hotel huildlBEss capacity 100. the -. M
scenery grand and picture with sfrnosp nero -
and free from proStrsting beat % ndsnr oet. ti,s
mountain sun m Z resort MTlle for illustrated pam
J. Z. HoUCh. President. or Z, A. SPRING. n Ireas
urei, Harrisoneurg, Va mvg e,su1
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CTEAM-LAUNCH DIME RUNS DAILY.
- making trips every hour from CuInberand's boat
house foot + St n. w; branch house, foot High st.
Georgetown, stopping at EolZnan's Barge, Table
Rock and all club landings Round trip tickets -.Jc.:
children under L. l,c Pleasure boats of al kinds
for hire a. both houses Reduced rates large parties
Telephone 503j-2 m27-Iw*
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

fINOR SAI.E-WE HAVE SEVERAL FINE c )UN-
~ try residences for sale and adjacent Tennal-
lytoWn al, near Georgetown at reasonable prices
For further particulars. apply to DAVIDSON & DAV-
lDSON, real estate brokers' cor AZ and ID sts Its
E1NUR ALA NICE LITTLE FARM OR WILL
Il exchange for improved Or unimproved city prop
erty no objections to small incumbrance. Address
FAkM, star Office. Its
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-23

Our neighbor OF the Tobacco Leaf is
in some respects like the Athenians and
Strangers in ancient Thessilon.ca who
spent theic time in nothing else, but
either to tell or to hear some new
thing" The solid principles OF Democ-
racy have as little attraction for the ed
itor Of the Leaf as the teachings of st.
Paul had for the aesthetic idlers of his
day who cared nothing for the impor-
lance OF question and the value OF the
issue involved, but only wanted to hear
something "new."
We are led to this conclusion from
reading the Leafs criticism OF the
speech OF Col. Tnomas Williams deliv-
cred in The Court House in this city
last Saturday. The Leaf Gays: GAS TO
his speech, it was COOL one and has
been good one for quite number
OF years. Some OF his utterances were
chestnuts with holes in them, etc" and
the Leaf sums up the conclusion Of the
whole matter by Spying that I'm regard
to the tariff he laid down no principle
to which Col. Colyar would not assent.
This last remark just settles it. If
Col Colyar says so, it's so whether it's
so or not. We offer chrome for sim
gle instance in which Col. Colyar or the
Leaf has harmonized with the Democ-
racy in the present campaign. Democ-
racy is Chestnut" in their exalted
vision and only suited to the common
sense OF the groundlinss. The Union
and the Leaf may consider themselves
Sauls among the prophets OF Democra-
cy, but, like Saul their instruments are
not pitched to sound in harmony with
the music Of the prty and their at
tempts to render the old songs make
only discords 'flike sweet bells tangled
outuof tune"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-23

Here is provision OF the "Blair
Bill, which we wish to call attention
to, and request the advocates OF that
bill to tell the people about: "Provi-
ded that no greater part OF the money
appropriated under this act shall be
paid out in any one year than the sum
expended out of its own revenues, or
out oil moneys raised under its authori-
ty in the preceding year for the main
tenance Of common schools, not in.
GLIDING the sums expended. Latter
clause, 9th Sc tion OF Blair Bill.
According to the theory OF Mr.. Blair
and his followers the poor man is TO be
taxed by the tariff to pay his part OF the
Blair gift and then pay state and coun-
ty tax to equal that amount, and in this
way build up the Radical party at the
poor mans expense. This unprecent-
ed bill ought to be styled "a tax levied
upon honest labor to bride ignorance
to vote FOR rascality."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-23

Mr.. WILLIAMS tariff speech in the
Court House in this city on the 10th
inst, was the most effective yet de-
livered on that subject. 1t ives plain,
positive and convincing. We wish
every farmer and mechanic in the
county could have heard him. There
is practical good sense in such speeches
and Mr.. Williams compliment him.
self and his hearers when he thus talks
about business instead OF busting the
eyes of the people with Blair Bill chat
and talking nonsensical educational
buncombe to hard working men who
are trying to make an honest living.