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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-30

WE ARE LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO JAR
:, ELfHoSzo iYouNas COMPANY,
We ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR L1vER1Es.
WE HAVE DRIVERS ovERcoArs
In Blue Green, Brown. Drab and Cream colorz
ALSO. BELLBOYy SUITS,
Made to order from sample Suits
FURTHER, WALTERS JACKETS,
of White and Black Materials
THEN, LIVERY TROUSERS,
To Order from Samples
AGAIN, BAR-TENDERs' COATS
TO RESUME, COOKS APRONS AND CAPS
LOOK, BUTCHERS APRONS
WARM. FUR LAP ROBES. CAPEs AND GLOVES
PROTECTION. DRIVERS RUBBER COATS, HAT
COVERS, GLOVES, &c.
IN ADDITION. WE KEEP LIVERY SAMPLES
ON HAND WHICH COMPRISE EVERY KNOWN
THING USED FOR THAT PURPOSE EITHER IN
THIS COUNTRY OR EUROPE, INCLUDING KER-
SEfS. BOX CLOTHS, STRIPED vESTINeS. BED
FORD CORDS. MANCHESTER CORDS HERRING
BONE CORDS. BRIDLE CORDS, WINDSOR CORDS.
WHIP CORDS, vELvETEENs AND Mor.EsK1Ns
IN ADDITION To THESE ENUMERATIoNs
WE HAVE A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT
WHERE WE KEEP ON HAND. READy.MADE
CORDUROY SHOOTING SUITS. DUCK SHOOT.
ING SUITS, ovERALLs, AND COMPILE Az.
soRTMENT OF RUBBER CLOTHING. WHICH
INCLUDES SOME GARMENTS NOT TO BE HAD
ELSEWHERE, SUCH AS TALMAs AND CAPEs
WE CLOSE AT PM. SATURDAYS 1880
sAKs & COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
ja30
SNRESH AND ATTRACTIVE GOODS NOW
:, ELPH6Nzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
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1000 ANNIvERsARY 1856
OF OUR THIRTIETH YEAR IN Business AT
THIS PLACE

WE RETURN THANKS FOR THE PUBLIC
PATRONAGE
To-day We are taking stock and offer some
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Seal Skin Saeque. SO bust. As deep, s125: former
price $3.50.
seal SKIN sacque. IS bust 46 deep, sls5; former
price Sl6O.
sal SKIN saeque, 20 bust, 46 deep, SI45: former
price $40.
Seal skin Newmarket, &c bust. SO Deep S2.5: for
meT price $50.
seal skin Palesot 10 bust. SO Deep s275: former
price $50. "
Seal Push Sacques sizes SO, s. 40, A and az
long. Tor saG former price SO
push Newmarket, Size IS, $40: former price $50
Efnine Lined Circular for the Opera $40; former
price $50
Plush Nistes trimmed with fur tail border sizes
81, 81 and 10. $40, former price $50 and S:S5
Brocade Nelvet and two silk Visites fur trimmed
ST.. former price $40
we have a good assortment of Small Furs in Canes
-auus anu Irimhlngs Beaver Nuts as low as So,
and Capes SIP and SIS. ~
q II. STINEMETZ & SON
Hatters and Furfiers
jas 1927 Pennsylvania avenue
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Why Oun NEw SourHn
w. II. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR
BOYCOTTED.
It is because we do not all rev barrels We're
we to do 80 1t would give employment to FIVE more
coopers The difference III the of barrels to as
would be $4,000 per Most of -four in is
shipped out of this market and brings the same price
as If 1t were shipped in barrels the home trade
taking more than half the -four sold here in paper
sacks We employ i'm business 25 men at average
better wages than received by barrel coopers The
Boycotters have attempted to drive out Of employ
ment y, men, unless we give WORK to more of their
men; We did not seek this quarrel but had either
to submit to secret body unknown the laws quit
business or fight We chose the latter believing ours
Just cause and the frequent boycottings since con-
yinces US were right We contending for prin-
cipe that affects every Merchant and Manufac arer.
Our fiOurs are of the best quality and ade of Sc
lected southern wheat and we sold at fair prices and
lower than IL they were packed in new barrels All
who have used them are pleased with their quality
We have Confidence that the public will sustain US in
the stand we have taken. As American citizens
whether native naturalized, lovers of liberty
they will not let one man rule twenty-one Our
government is q Republic In which the majority rule
w. II. TENNEY & SONS,
Capitol Mills.
ja303t West Washington.
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GRocERIEs GRocERrEsn GRocER1Rsm
ELPHONZO YoUNGS COMPANY
Are Now Prepared to Offer
Genuine Mandenng lava Coffee.
Gold seal Oolong Tea
May Picking Uncolored Japan Tea
Red & Co. s sublime LIcca Olive Oil
Silver King klour-Roiser Process
New York state Buckwhrat-extra chotcz
New York state White Clover Honey
Pure Vermont Maple syrup.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter
The above ARE goods Of the very highest order that
can Do produced. and, being among our SPECIAL
TIES, will always be found fresh and Desirable
ELPHONZo YOUNGS COMPANY,
ja2S5t 2p.2c 42s Ninth ST., bet. d and T.
TNRY SILVER KING FLOUR,
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs coMPxNY.
1t AIS 9th street.
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WE ARE NOW READY TO FILL ALL ORDERS
w entrusted to and respectfully invite your
patronage. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 42S
q
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WE THANK YOU FOR PAST FAVORS AND
w solicit continuance of your esteemed patronage
ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
IL 42S 9th street.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

INoR sALE-HoUsE 42o 9Th ST N w; Also.
y, 1928 st NV. and IS Defrees ST. OWNERS 42O
9th 81 NV ifs
ENoR sALE-CENTRALLy LOCATED BRICK.
on New YORK ave-. near 9th 81. NV. south front:
NV. taqa q,
EoR sALE-BusiNEss PROPERTY on PENN.
,yivania ave, which pays net regular 81, Per cent
on the price Il which IL will ne sold
THos. J. FISHER a co,
ys-,V<W 1924 81
FOR SALE-CHEAP-446. 44s q ST 4 w
- sMFoom Brick Houses. water and gas renting M
SoZ per month, nearly new. Price. SO 200; 81 oss,
casn; balance on long time. &. II. PARKER
!aso-St- IA and Il SITS
EoR sALE-CHEAP-2 sRooM BRICKS Coz Gil
9th ST. sw., three-sicry. Tie houses could not be
0uit Tor $1,000 each theground il worth 81 per foot
Price only 5000 each e. IL. PARKER
1aoo-St' Al and r. sts. sw.
EOR sALE-CHEAP-52s nth ST. =. w. FINE
u Rooms and Store room Brick. renting ct sll37
rice SlooO 500 cash, balance two years at q per
cent c II. PARKER, 4is and h SITS ,a3o- 81.
LNOR SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
a net - 81. ana Msine ave- sw, renting az $40 per
month: Price. s2,4C0. G ii. PARKER
laSt3t- II. ard r sts s-w.
EoR sALE-A NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL.
three-story. basement and attic brick dwelling on
JEFFERSON Place; IL rooms besides hat trunk
room; improved Smonds furnace and range: all mod
ern improvements; price $4,000 For permit TO in-
speci apply 10 VIM L. YOUNG,
laooot 1903 4 ST n W.
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"E ARE THE MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
w for Jessie Oakley & Co.'S Perfumes ard Toile1
soaps ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
1t 42S Ninth ct.
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VALENTINE ART PRINTS ON SATIN.
VALENTINE \OVEI.TIEa
VALENTINE CARDS.
LACE VALENTINES
Wholesale and retail.
COMIC VALENTINES WHOLESALE
G. G. PURSELL, Bookseller
Ja3O AIS 9th st. NV.
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NV. Per Mo.
9l2 I St, 10 rs-.......&l25
IOl6 + ST.. fur, IL rs...l25
1927 Q, mi. Z, IL rs.-.,125
IT'S n ST., NIL, Is loo
1923 15thst., 10 rs...... 80
1885 L ST., mi, 3 rs. as
l444 n mi, ID rs...... 80
lxO3 n. ,0r- 60
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sIreet-CAr T,e-Up iu Brooklyn.


NV Yonk. December 23.-Elcvcn % the
branches of the Brooklyn city railroad tied
M thi, morning al 4 o'clock. and the men
went on strike. The cause OF the strike
is that The COMPANY refused & agree 20 the
demands Of the men n set iorth IN an
agreement submitted Tor signature % the
r0muauv Dos committee Oi the men.
The cau-c Of the trouble with the street
cUr company wa. that The company would
not recognize the knights Of Labor or the
Impirc Protective Association IN Us uPgo-
tiaiiOus With it, men. The knights claim
that The men are forced 10 work sixteen
hours and over. ana some for o. low a.
tVeuty-uIuc cents. This. President Lewis
,avA. ,, an outrageous untruih. Though
the KNIGHT. violated the agreement OF last
spring. TIE company ba> maintained good
faith with ii> men, and not man on o
straight run or jripper worked more than
iwtlv, hour, day. The regular men were
also moi yaid less than S2a day and trlppers
: 30 About O'Clock twenty-five OF TIE
old drivers and conductor. returned 90
work without solicitation from the compa-
Nv. They were a. once assigned 90 cars.
and bv clock about dozen ctr- were
running on vu1ous lines. soon after q
srOr, Of new men were hired and sent out
o. ,hc stables.
AL On, stable. of the company were PM
under police protection about : O'Clock.
No policemen were uut on any of the cars
save those running ou' 90 Ems sew Norr,
ana ,hcr ouiv from Bedford avenue on. To-
las, New OH car was atncSed ny I've
rs no, strikers. who Uuhoobed the team.
but WEI, prevented from doing further
Dana-t bv their promp, arrest Dos the p,-
r- Itt 10
pfesidcu, Levi. expects any trouble. ana
extra precautions are bein- taken there.
D. Was evident ~ abDU; noon that there
Wa likely o. i, Serious trouble Oh t1C iiue-
. the BROOKLYN cry railroad. and the
police were called upon o. protect q ear
which TOE company desired % start OH
from 90, depot a. Greenwood and Captain
BE, AND .eNerl. officers went o. lc scene
and, mounting the platform, the ear Wa-
started. II Elf ONLY block on II, Journey
when the mpa tooE the horses from the ear
and ran tht caT bIet into the depot. Pee
poljct were unable o. resist the men. q
car az lial-cy street and Iompbln- avenue
Was overturned. and the driver and con-
ducfor assaulted 10y The mob. The police
attempted Co interfere. but were over
uoa cred. and Inc reserve ere called upon
Id aio theu 4 car wa, boi,tpd from tn"
track at Fulton aud New OH avenues.
and the police called upon. Here. ALSO.
tht driver and conductor. who were
.l~cai>" were assaulted. Oh-trucuon>
ha,, been placed upon thc tracks and n
looks as though thorc would be- even moro
serious trouble ID TIE company persist 10
their attempt to ruu thelr cars.
7-I ~UET ENDED
Nrt- NDrr g...fIttar y. The >.~ik. Of
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paign had been conducted. and the FAC. that
The object Of the Government and oil tde
campaigp-prom0;ers WINS the same-name-
", that Of obtaining far rent abatement
from yielding laDdlords-bas taken away
many OF the usual excuses for coercion.
RcgRI ding the legality Of the campaign,
rnTncll said he was unwilling 20 take iaw
from either Justice O'Brien or Justice
Johnston, both OF whom were strong d.
litical pariisans. who had received their
Officers m reward for political services. and
who were VIGOROUSLY lawyers oi mediocre
ABILITY. There WIS confusion in Judgment
itself a. well n IN the proclamation. "ln
any case" continued Ar. Parnell, d" u
Il should he finally and clearly
decided by high and legal opinion
Of recognized authority fhai tire campaign
Is Illegal. you must remember It viii be
only technically Illegal, and only 10 because
the same night Of combination which the
Lecis AZURE. after much agitation, legaize0
ioI British workmen under the name OF
trade. uuionism has not vet been extended
90 Irish tenant farmers"
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Washington Notes.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 1el -3.-I nD capitol
building Ha- ..mo>' deserted to-day. Two
o. tlr.c senator, ard hal dozen Repre-
.Drutyr- arWrea Boz tn attend to personal
.o-r.-r oruauc.. and ,u. subcommittee 1i
|. Uuu-. committee ou Nav. Affair
-r..r, .r hour or 'wu IN hc.r.n- several of
t...-- 0f tns Na1S Department ~ tNpi@ua-
t.u 90 fh, estimates llr th, ma.n',-
r.r.rui tiHt department during 'hs urX'
r..a r.ar With tbe-, exceptions thr
....u. tl, House were abandoned e. page,
... .muIaft- engaged iu cleaning up aud
.--nutul documents.
In. Appropriations Clmmit'-s of the
F.u.. VIII uot meet during tht holiday
v.... a> 3. l9, already reported au appro.
I.a.IH. mU fnat ha> uu, yet been a-i'd
.q.n ls IuD House.
The President bas directed that AL the
F,.rutl,c Department. Doe closed ca noon
1r tBe la, Uti,I. CHRISTMAS ANA New
y ears CaH.
TlrI-l lmWoIar Durham ha, dl,alIo"el
ID. claim of Joau Mc~ay for Sa.ola. c'i-
I..i,l a> fce- vail. tuUed State Consul at
Fou- huuc.
Th. u.,I board ~ Inspection which
..rt.1ed tlt uit,u STATES steamship leu
f.--,e Docs. reported ta tht Navy Depart
m.f. tla, tu. tr--, cannot nt repaired
rrau ti, statutory lnu of I'D p"r rnu.,
.aH ". h.r. fo u, condemned. Tho Tone
r.r... VN probably n. used a> 80 ro'aIV m
.r.i. -r ra., .I .I. Minnesota
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24

acquainted with the customs. habits. ano
nslters Of the people,. and more or 'ess
familiar with their language. Then ~
would push on 10 another more advanced
position, where he would follow the same
course. making thus friends and acquliil-
tances in each region. Hts advances were
more safe and easy, but the time required
10 cover q given length Of route was, OF
course. much longer than had he pursued
the usual course OF explorers.
when b. started on hls present Journey,
]. - The president OF the khedivial Society
Of Geography IN Cairo, received him nj
special meeting OF the society. and the so
cieiy wished him "God speed y Il l.
with sincere pleasure and great satisfaction
that learn from you this evening that he
has arrived safely on the coast.
The country 81 the MANN IAN was one
OF the provinces under command OF Emin
Boy, and ] do not doubt that that gallant
officer has saved DR.. Junkcr and started
him on his safe road home. And this, u
NV mind, j. another proof ~ the hign
sense Of duty under which Lmn Bey has
acted.
IL Dr. Junker, leaving Emin Boy. could
60 safely 90 the coast, doubtless the two
together could have gone more safely; hu'
] suppose thst Emin Bcy's sense OF du'v
has prevented bin from seeking safety I'M.
less he could bring with him ali those who
have remained faithful 10 HIN
III CHANCES OF RELIEF EXPEDITION.
General. what do you think would he
the chances OF q relief expedition under
STANLEY +"
" nm quite Of the opinion that well
Organized expedition. thoroughly prepared,
with such iul information of the route. tue
obstacles. and the dangers a, can be given
10y D.. Juuker, and commanded by such q
man a. stanley. who l. thoroughly ac-
Qu2mtad with thos, countries and their
population, starting in the sprine-afayora-
hls seasou-can effect the rescue, provided
Emir Rey can bold out the necessary time.
Prom the dispatch Of Or. Junker II
would seem that he l. % the opinion that
Tuu Bay can 80 hold out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-24
STILL NO CLUE.
MISS fURLrNGroE, TIE DEAF MUTE,
Hor YET FOUND.
Suspicious and conjectures Bing-
hams Brother ssys-A Systematic
Search 70 be Made To-Day.
rsp.c,sl telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 23.-The peo-
ple ar wild over the Bingham burlington
case. Absolutely nothing was done To 1ay
IN the way Of discovery. About ~ many
scnrchers were at work a. on Yesterday
Miss Turlington's three brothers among
them. They extended the area OF search
somewhat on either side Of MOrrlsViilc.
Tie my -icry deepeus and now the prospect
OF discovery looks dark.
Thi. afternoon L. :. Tucker, president
Of the Board ~ Trustees % the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Institution, issued the
follow ing notice, which was widely circu-
r,trd "The trustees Of North Carolina
institution FOR he D,ai and Dumb and
Blind will nay q reward ~ 800 for the DIS
ccycrv Of the body u M'ss Liznc 1ur-
Nraion. II dead. or for information a. TO
her whereabouts. II Twins and illegally re
-truined Of her liberty. Miss burlington
fdfaf mute. the matrOn ~ the institution.
left Friday morning the l1th Instant 10
coupany with Walter Bingham, deaf
mute, and was las seen In his company Oh
The ntl>boro road. west OF Raleigh
Notice was also given that John {.
Wnder. general superintendent. would
send q train 90 Cary tomorrow morning to
carry ~earcher, there. A very large mum
Der viii sweep through the wood, under
the direction % ChiPf-oi-POlice Heart.
This afternoon William Bingham, an
older brother Of Walter Bingham, arrived
here. lie saws that on the train with
Walter last Thursday when he came here
was Young man named Mehane, OF
Mchanc>villp. Walter told him he was on
hi. WY 10 Raleigh 10 get married.
William Bingham believes Mis-, Turing
eral usnA HfF
NAV have had prcCOncerled plan o. elope
and 10 make strange movements T. divert
suspicion. 10 j. hl, idea that possibly after
leaving Morrisville Walter pui the c!r. 10
the care of some person at quite a distance
from ne road, ana that she l. now IN such
a place and IN such charge An
other idea 81 his i~ that instead OF
mi. Walter may have secured the services
OF som. one o. drive her aCIOs- 2 he country
t. some point ON the Raleigh and CASTOR
or Raleigh and Augusta raj WAYS. and That
81, i. the, left This id"9 T. IN direct OPP
ro-itiou 30 the wpll-EuOwn hlgh moral
character NJ Ms. burlington. whose
,trairhffurwardnc,> was like her virtue and
behavior-of the most thorough kind.
William Bingham SAWS TINT some tlmr
agc Walter was run over by train aud
bad, dj,uc'rcd. Hi~ nose wa, broken.
auC there were sears on h'- neck. j. mly
be-. -q,- be-. that IN, iuiurle, had ted O. tne
un-ctt.iuc OF h> mind.
n ourtt also tO boz said thlt as further
evidence that Miss burlington did not in-
tend clipping she did moi take with hei ans
extra clothing: That she did not iork Tine
drawers Of prr bureau. and that >h' e'l-
IDENTITY expected 10 return Co. The Deaf aud
Dumb and Blind Institution after o briei
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ssw yoNE STUCK mAkKKY.

KEW YORK, Decem Der ~ -BusineGs NJ the
stUs 4 b . change to-day showed . stlu Iur
her decrease, refiecGiDg apathy Among
operations IN regards sreculstlon. no
tendance ~ the Board was unusunliy snsu
end oeslipgs confined almost entirety 70
room and professional traders. The snsu
activity displayed was confined 10 tniee ~, ~,
four special stocks, and the usua leaders oi
the msrk et were dull and hstless thfonsn,
out There WIS fair business IN tne nr,
nsif hour only. during which time tieu.
effort Was made by the bulls 10 aoNsDcr
quotations. which Was supplemented oy
some little buying by foreign houses Louis
Vile ard Nashville was the most con,
spicuous feature OF the day. and an Official
denial Of certain unfavornole newspaper
reports IN regard to the company was
factor IN advancing its price. headln2 sna
Jerssy Central we're the prominent Wese
stocks az the day. the former beins
affected By the announcement that boio I.
eis OF general mortgage bonds ana
inst series 6s were opposed 10 Tue pan
Jersey Central was the object OF spcclA
hesr sttacks throughout the afternoon ana
several lois vi sixty DAYS. sellers options
were put oui al about y below the market.
be opening WIS quiet and somewhst
ifiFrulfr though generally hrm. The me-
i0rlI. OF the stocks showed advances over
last evenings final figures OF from 10 y
The scnvity disappeared stler tue nrst hs,i
hour during which considerable strength
YES shown by Louisville and Nashville
Iency Central. and Colorado coal. Toe
short spurt was followed by extreme dul-
ness throughout the list and prices became
heavy. Jersey Central being the weakest
stock. There WIS little movement 10 prices
until after ] 7. NJ. when the downward
movement gained strength. There was
slight rally IN the last hour. hut the market
closed barely steady III fractions better tnsn
the lowest OF the dRy. The tOta days Dusi-
ness WAS only 1913, 600 shares. Final prices
again show irregular changes which IN the
active list do not exceed x either way.
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NEutat 20 Mars Chiunm,l.
by telegraph % the Dispatch. =

AnUtrEEE. December 2s-Ibs mar
itst oi twn white glri- io Cinnamon We
iru,i-ailu through thc effort, ol The Chicago
1rl Milwaukee aulhorlilt. Yesterday.
iue.das ail,ruIon q womau reported L.
iit a4ihur..e- tlM beg daughter. Annie
Ludwig. aged sixteen YEAR. with her
COUSIN. AAe, bloom, aged nineteen wears.
hao oisapp sarcd. Cnlcsao detcc'iy i've. learned
tha iht Two glrl, had been cniicol away ly
i"o thnameu. T1roucl an Arrangement
tif Chinese met Toe parent and obtained
tHtn conscui 90 marry. L. wa. arranged
.h" ine glfi- should come to Milwaukee.
f"eh one received yl0 and the Cinnamon
agreed 10 follow mtcr. The luihor.tie, teic-
si~ihtc Chiei-oi Police Refs. and the girl.
Were Round a. BOARDING -house aud taken
:" Iht lcnila station. They were returned
o. theii homes
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PARNILL tNTrEvIEwEn.
How IA, Ualsd, Affected Eim-His View
Of tte ponucs situation.

OF tie poiiuCH situation.
BY Anglo American cable % the Dispatch
LuNpo>. December -. A report 2 called
on Pamcll 81, The la-'0u-NqJdrt hoie. th,'
evening. lie presented hi- card aui was
rompiy admitted 90 parueil apartments.
parneu look much paicr and thinner than
IA the end OF last session, hut be- >rNlienuH
making good progress. Tie said J.iai uis
utvsiciau believe thl. hr viii De stronger
ihau for many years.
Parnell explained tina. he had no, yet
granted personal interviews on political
subjects, - the iaucue and excitement
would h. too much Tor him. bui H. Wa
willing 10 make ar exception when tle III
formation wa, sought foT the American
ruhhc. lie said that hl- Hines became
mir about the end Of October, but Tor
several month. previously be had been
losing flesh, appetite. and strength unli ID
the autumn session be- iClt almost entirely
unable Go do any work.
Confirf,inr. bg said. " After my mIiady
had beromc fuly developed ] was unable
IN repd or write ANYTHING OF attend 90 aug
Kind nj bu>iues. iOs several weeks. aud u
l. only within the last three week. INA j
have permitied myself even % think OF po-
litlC Al Affairs Nhitc fFth NJ" ~
ment ana fatigue Of the last lew days nave
distinctly thrown me bach and made NE
icol worse
ParneH then turned 20 the political slfuA'
ton. He remarked that The Goyernnnn
now that Lord Randolph Churchill had r.
ngped, would hive something else - 'hinh
OF than eoerciDg Ireland. IL would nave
10 struggle for existence. The Govern
tnent, he continued. would have been I'M
likely to apply eoercive powers 10 any case
because The marked absence OF crime, lhe
general moderation with which The cam