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run tne Ietrot free 4reSA
sne made very pretty picture. as she stood at
the oox-ofnce. with her elbow on the sill and one
DAINTY hand rubbing her chin In uncertainty as
70 whlcn ssst she should select There were how
ever, at that time just I'VE bold bad men In line
an1ously awaiting taeir turn AZ the box sheet
WIZ eoula Sc nothing at all charming Ia the
pn!u Five minutes, and many more men
Ann sim the same uncertainty. s.show me the
matinee sheet. she said sweetiy. The SATURDAY
snses Nas oQly inspected and relected-after
much profound Thought In the m.snftme ire
,nn 80 Iapioy growing out 10 the street and
srsIe W As an excellent opportunity 10 study the
Une.ene phases OF masculine human nature
Mnistnng, stamping, swearing under their more
1870 anu one actually trying % look peasant
-, SLOW me saturday hight, she said but none OF
IL IL, .ere suitable, 50 she went back to
fLioay mig more profound study and then she
said, gracefully, Il think don't care for any 10
leaving large number OF men great deal nea rer
Aaaes than when they came N. ana the ticket
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON Bros, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
ING AND STORE PROPERTY. SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
Lber No: 1920 folio 233 ct seq, one OF the land E
records Of the District of Columbia, will sell at l
public auction. on FRIDAY, the TwENTY-THIRD
DAY OF MARCH. A. .: 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. N
estste situate In the city of washington District OF
Columbia to wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished as and
being lot numbered twenty six t26), in square num-
bered ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTN-FOUR (l34D,
according A. Eardon's subdivision of said square
in Lber X. Waack. folio i've, in the surveyors once
of said city, together with all the improvements ways
easements. rights privileges bereditamentA and APP
purtenances to the same belonging in snywise APP
pertaining
This lot is improved by well-built brick dwelling
with storeroom-
Terms One-third cash. balance in two equal install
ments at one and two years Notes to bear Per
interest per annum from day Of sale payable senap-
nuay and 10 be secured by deed Of trust the pre-
ses sold, or all cash at option Of purchaser Convey
ancing etc. at pnrcbssers cost Adepest Of $3.50 re-
CURED at time Of sale Terms to be complied with in
ten days. otherwise right reserved BY the trustees
resell the property at the rsk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after i've days public notice Of such
sale in some newspaper published in Washington DC
mh1e cHhkIEs s. Il H sScHAAFF.S Trustees.
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mh1s-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIk.
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN z AND Z
sTHEETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE,
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWS As 523
TH1kTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed on December 2, f
1887, in the cause of Bsgnan ct al. Bagnam et.1
al, Equity No. 10s6s, Docket "a, the undersigned
Trustee Will sell AZ public auction IN front q the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,. MARCH TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1883, at F0UR-THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ,
the dessroed real estate situated in the city
Lot nine CO.. in square two hundred and ninety
bounds, 20 wit beginning for the sauna at point on
per Of said lot nine 3D. and running thence east one
thence west one hundred (lOO) feet. thence north
wsrdly twenty GO, feet along said east line Of 18th
street to the place of beginning containing thou
sand square feet Of ground less and improved
BY handsome five story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One third
Of the purchase-oney cash. the balance in and
two in equal paymenta for which the notes Of
the must be gven to bear interest from the
date Of and secured BY deed OF trust the prop
erty Sold or all cash. At the purchasers option. All
conveyancng at purC hasers cost. deposit Of $3.50
is required at time of sale II the terms of sale not
complied with within ten days the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at the sk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser.
nah 16-dFds Sun building, + e.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHoNAs DowLINe. Anctioncer.

THoNas BOWLING. Aue,ionosr.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF STORE No 52s SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST. CONSISTING OF FINE ENaRAvISos.
cHRoMos. OIL PAINTINGS. WATER coLoRs
PHOTOGRAPHS. ETC. MANY OF WHICH ARE
NEATLY MOUNTED. PICTURE rRANEs OF
ALL psAND SIZES. ARTISTS MATERIALS
HOLDINGS. EAsELs, PHOTO. EAsKLs. AND
MANY OTHER ARTICLES SUCH As ARE UsU-
ALLY FOUND IN AN ESTABLISHMENT OF
THIS KIND ALSO. SEVERAL sILyER-PLArED
SHOWCASES. TWO SMALL IRON SAFES. PIER
MIRROR, DESK COUNTERS. AND FIXTURES
GENERALLY.
On On TUESDAY. MARCH TWENTY, 1883. com.
No 57 Seventh street norshscs the entire contents
as partly snnmersied shove.
i.o. WILLIAM t. BAILEY, Assignee.
and fsSaa PSS sfg
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
STEEL, IRON. sc. IN GEORGETOWN. D.. C.
ON WEDNESDAY,. MARCH TwENTY-FIRsT. 1885,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM AND EVEN.
ING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
And continue day at hours until all is sold
shall sell the entire contents OF the odestablished
hardware store Of Messrs Buckley Msrbury, who are
retiring from business northwest corner of Bridge and
High streets This stock embraces every description
Of hardware known to the trade.
mhls-7t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
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ANDREW b DUvALI,
Cor. An and ID sta NV. ,-.,..-.,
THOMAS NJ FIELDS, Arus.ee'
fS-dSds 456 La. NV.

IVINE BUILDING LOT on RHODE ISLAND AVE
Il NUE.; BETMEEN s FouRLEENIH AND FIJI
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH THIR-
TENTH. 1Ses, AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
We Will sell in front of the premises,
PART LOT 10. SQUARE 211.
fronting 20 feet on Rhode Island avenue, and run
ming back that width depth Of abou. 125 feet esH
This lot 10 improved by . small brick dwelling. ii
which pays small rental and parties DESTROYS Of pur
chasing and not ready build az once viii thus have
The situation IL OF the best In the city
Terms: 1900 with per cent interest from day OF
SALE to remain on the property until May l:th. 1889
the balance Of the purchase money CASH deposit of
500 required at time of sale. conyeyapcing. &c,
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days. otherwise the right reserved resell risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser after i've days pub
lie notice of such resale ia some newspaper published
Washington, ID. L.
mh7-d DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctsL
sV TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the weather until TUESDAY, TWEEN
TIETH MARCH, SAME HOUR and place.
mhl4-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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Red the Fashion abse Color.

ll,e New 1Or& SUR
r. J. fortunate for Fashionable women that bulls
40 not run loose IN the streets New YORK because
= douinant colcr in spring promenade costumes
would be sure % cause trouble. The men have too
lJns enjoyed an exclusive privilege In painting
In tOwb red, and now the omen propose TO take
q hand at IL But not In the same way-heayen
i1ruld. They VIII carry the paint outside instead
oI Inside. In other words, the announcement
comes rom Paris that fashion and feminlnity have
br0ugnt saFet 70 the front color OF the sea-
sin, and The Doulevards have already assumed a
lard aspect which exceeds nything since the days
~ the Commune. There three or four hades
u ", Out all IL scarlet In these degenerate days,
~hen Only a mental contort.Dnlst can follow the
gyratloas OF color and tens As developed In female
appare- The drcsSmaker3 and milliners here are
te,lLs taeir inportations through the custom
ho4ss win all possible speed, and their hands will
son pe st.eped In olood-colored goods There viii
Dc le1 gowns There are no dresses nowadaysl
Ieu nocxs red oonnets and hats, red gloves, red
Icathers aud red wnaf-not besides The girl with
.eu nSi she Insists upon being In the swim, will
tAen Dc agnt indeed The temper OF the ill-man-
hefeu pun on the farm will be soreiy tried next
summer: and the white horse will become O driy-
tllhs idlot In hrs efIorJ 70 distinguish this from
mat Indeed, II The New YORK man Is permitted
, 70 slntan MS hold even upon the red nose he
VIII nave cause 70 be grateful There VIII be
Aterai oiaze OF glory among the women soon.
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V,ROMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
TURKISH
CARPETS.
RUGS, and
HANGINGs,
Embracing both Modern and Antique all sizes, being
arecent importation. and is considered
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION EVER SENT TO
THIS CITY,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MARCH 81. %. %, 1855.
AT IL A. NJ and3PM
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH 10 AND 20. 1888.
THOMAS BOWLING.
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A Train Jumps the Track.

rwo sLEEPERs AND A COACH BURNED AND THREE
PERSONS FATALLY INJURED.
At O'Clock yesterday morning an east-bound
train on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad jumped the track near vestal fve miles
east of Binghamton, N. Y. The day coach and
two sleepers rolled down O thirty-foot emoank-
ment catching IRE at the bottom. The passen-
gers crawled out through the windows as best
they could. and the train men and those who es-
capped injury assisted In removing the badly
wounded before the fire reached them. One man
is believed TO have been burned TO death in the
day coach. The engine OF the train cuc loose and
ran TO BinghamtOn for physicians and extra
coacnes, and the passengers were taken to that
city. after shvering In the cold for two hours
many OF them with no covering but their night
clothes The following were badly injured: Hon.
David Gray. OF Buffalo, and his brother, who were
on their way 10 Cuba, both fatally injured. j. p
Tucker, Pullman porter, New York; badly cut and
burned, dying. c. Coleman, Pullman porter BUT
falO; badly crushed extricated from between seats
just In time TO escape cremation. Miss X Webster.
OIL City, Pa; back seriously Injured. w. BOehmke
Cleveland, Ohio; bad conclusion on the head j II
Zimmerman, Buffalo: bruised ON the side and
knees. Miss Pant Hamilton, Ont; bruised and
cut. z. Deyries New York; seriously crushed and
cut: 7. =: Culm, Dnnkirk. n. Y; head cut. The
accident, IL Is said, was due TO the msy cOnstruc-
tfon OF the day coach, which Is thought TO have
been TOO shaky 20 have been put on q fast train.
The train was running ffty miles an hour when
the cars left the track. The railroad of1cias deny
that the day coach was OF nimsy build.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRABLE REAl
ESTATE NEAR HAMILTON.

Pursuant 20 decree Of Loudoun Circuit the
undersigned will sell. az public auction. the -
premises, about NOON, on Ii
TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-SEvENTH. 1ssS,
the lands of the late Justus Huffman situated the
w, o. W X. r.. about quarter mile from Ham,
uton station.
LIST, The Home Farm of 40 acres highly improved
well fenced well wsteled and convenient 10 schools,
churches, stores &c The improvements consist of
dwelling OF 10 and cellar lAr,e barn. with base
ment, stable for IL horses. cattle Sheds houses
carriage house, corn crib. Sc Stone dairy ut u
failing spring within 80 yards OF the house. Also an
orchard bearing all kinds of fruits IN abundance
I'd Tract of about 80 adjoining above. OF
best quality Of SOIL running water in each held. excel
lent fencing frame dwelling OF rooms cellkr,
thrifty orchard Of choice fruits me spring within 90
yards OF house.
Sd Lot of sores the suburbs of Hamilton 'front.'
Ing on open street with running water upon H. valu-
able for building or pasture Possession given April
l. 1883 wheat growing the lands belongs 90 tenant
and will be reserved
Terms: one-third Of purchase money cash on day
Of sale; residue in equal payable
and two years from day Of sale. bearing interest aud
secured upon the property.
S GHhs i p ii yrAISNETt commr.. Of Sale.
rS-law-5t JNO. A RINkTI auctiopaer
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. AUCTIoNEER. s36 f.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE UNrMpRovEp
PROPERTY ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN n
AND s NORTHwEST
BY virtue of a deed Of trust TO u.s. dated June 81
1885. and duly recorded in Lber No 1927. folio
49, ct seq, OF the land records for the District
thereby, will offer for front o. the prem
ises on MONDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF MARCH.
A. d. 1883, at 80 O'CLOCK r. m. the following de
scrbed real estate in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia to wit Lots numbered forty a
forty ar forty three t43) aud forty four t44
Hopknss subdivision Of square one hundred aud ten
QI0).
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in one and
two years respectively for which the pror1ssory
of the purchaser must be given, to bear
(6) per centum per annum from day of sale, payable
semi-annually, and secured by deed of trust the
property sold; all cash. at the OPTION of the pnr-
chaser. deposit of 400 will be required each
lot At time sale: all conveyancnx At purchasers
cost Terms of ssle TO be complied with in ter days
otherwise the trustees reserve the night TO resell at
risk and cost of defaaltng purchaser after 1--WE days
JAS. H. MARI, 936 Fa
JOB BARNARD. 500 9Th ct. NV.
mh1eodSds Trustees.
sH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH.
1883 same hour and place
mhls.a,. J J5s; s p MAHR Trustees.
WEDNESDAY,, NJ ARCH TwENrY-FfRsT, 1885,
same hour and place.
=, JAS; 4: MARI rrustee.
mills JOB BARNARD, if"s'ees
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HOME MATTERS.

Sorxs OF WARNING AND ADVICE 10 HOUSEWIVES
irTTTE THINGS WELL woRrB RENzNsERISG-How
- EKEP WE'LL AND CoHFcRTlBrg-A SuxBrn OF
IScIFEs FOR wHoLxsoXE DfsrrS
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simple Manner.


IL Is a fashion now TO AFFECT simple manners and
TO do away with form and ceremony. The young
woman who confessed TO the sensation OF "a cold
shiyei" whenever she heard any one say ssYes
ma am and mo, SIR In the course OF converse.
ton was a true social representative OF the time
Iney tax Ike servants said one OF the worldly
young maidens In the pages OF 1.-THE Tailor-made
GIL curious feature OF the present phase Of
simple manners and conversation Is its resemb-
lance 10 the fashion OF 200 years ago. Then the
spectator noticed that the modtsh world found In
condescensionS and submissions, with many out
ward forms and ceremonies that accompanied
them, too great q restraint, "and have
therefore, thrown most Of them aside
Conversation, like the Romish religion,
was so encumbered with show and
ceremony that IL stood In need OF reformation to
retrench It's supernuities and restore its natural
good sense and beauty. Al present, therefore an
unconstrained carriage and certain openness of
behavior are the height OF good breeding The
fashionable world Is grown free and easy; our
manners sit more loose upon US; nothing Is so
modish as an agreeable negligence. In word.
good breeding shows itself most where TO an ortil-
AIRY eye II appears the least
The Spectator does not claim that sfmplicity of
language and manners denotes sincerity OF heart
Probably traveller from Japan would not expect
70 md sincerity In any Western society, whatever
the fashion or ceremony and behavior. As In the
days Of Queen Anne, the frankness de2enefated
into too great freedom and holiness OF expression
In this time OF simple manners and speech there
10 danger OF carrying informally N copyersa-
uoo beyond the point Of good breeding.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctionsers.

hONSANSON BhOS- AoctoDeera-
CHANcERy SALE OF FINE BUSINESS AND
RESIDENT PROPERTY. IMPROVED
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, passed On February 25. -
1855, in Equity Cause No. TO- 7l3, John Hurst III
Elizabeth Hurst we will sell, at public auction,
trout Of the premises on MONDAY. MARCH NINE
TENTH. 1885, a; the hours named. the following
At HALF-PAsT FOUR P. NJ, the south twenty C2oD
feet front by the depth OF lot Eve square three
hundred aud twenty -four l324l improved by q me
new two-story brick house. With ali modern improve
ments, with large brick back building. being house
No. 20s 18th street northwest Lot contains LOCO
square feet rents for $50 per month
hFINE p. NJ. the north sixteen 16D feet fouy and
one.hsf inches 4) inches front by the depth Of lot
thirteen tl3), il square three hundred aud twenty
three 1873, improved by a substantial two-story
brick building. now under rent, being No 3l4 l1th
street northwest Lot contains nearly l,o00 square
feet 1O-foot alley IN rear, first building below Penn
sylvania Avenue fine ocston for business purposes
Terms OF ssio: One-third purchase money cash, one
third in ONE year. onethird IN two year, Al cash AZ
purchasers option. Deferred payments to be secured
by trust on property sold and to bear cent inter
est $500 deposit each lot required At time Of sale
purchaser must comply with terms OF sale IN ten 0l
days, otherwise resale Will be made n the risk and
cost Of defsuting purchaser All conveysncins at
purchasers cost.
The above may also be purchased at private
ANDREW b. DUvALL,
Cor. ~ and ID sta NV. r-,...o.
THOMAS NJ FIELDS, Af5sees-
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4 street Car Wedding.
From the Chicago Herald.

From the Chicago Herald
Before every wedding there is, or at least should
be, courtshp OF greater or less duration. Another
condition precedent 70 any well.regulatcd NATL
monal AFFAIR is civil contract, offer OF heart
and hand, popping OF the question" There
nave been many strange courtshlps In this world.
and the question has been popped under many
cull2r circumstances There was a wedding on
the West Side last week. a very happy wedding
zoo, both In the preSent-all weddings are that
aud In the prospect, which, could the truth be
known, all weddings are net. This wedding differed
rom other weddings OF its class only in the
manner In which IL had been arranged Before
the night the ceremony took place the young
man had never seen the young woman except
In street-car. For good reasons she had never
invited him 20 her house and for equally good rea-
sons she had never accompanied him 10 places OF
amusement Their courtship had been entirely
carried on In a street-car. Both worked down
town; both lived on the West Side. or course they
often rode down and back together. Even -the
question had been popped In the corner OF a
streetcar. And though the young woman In mar
ryinS this young Elan was compelled TO disregard
parental authority, and though she must give up
all friendly relations with her father and mother Ia
oseaving 10 the man she loves she has the salts
factory consciousness that up 10 the hour when
she left her fathers roof assume responsibility
for herself she had In all things acted the part OF
dutfui daughter The few friends this young couple
have are confident that naught but happiness viii
come OF THIS match made In street-car.
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Quick SALES AND SMALL Paor1rs.
MOTTO OF

FS WILLIAMS & CO., Druggists,
Cnder Masonic Temple, corner 9Th and SITS NV,
Where will be found the most complete and varied
stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city, at prices which better aud few meet
as hown by the following partial list
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AUCTION SALES.
V,RusTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE Lor. III.
Il PROVED Bl Two FRANZ HOUSES Nos. l103
MD 100 EIGHTH SIkErT NORIHMES1.

FuNISIElTS SAl.k on a NAlst ABlE LUZ. In
l. PROVED b TWO FRANZ HoJSrS Nos. HOS
AND 1905 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue q deed OF trust % me. dated Novem -
Der 81 lsss. and reSoTied in Lbsr No l.l .folioS
OF Solumbs and n the written request OF the holder
o. the note secured thereby viii sell ~ public
ton in mont OF the rremiseA on MONDAY the
TMHENTf-SlxrH DAY OF MAkCH. 1855. 81 nv 4
OCLoCh PM. the followins-described real estate.
situate IN the CITY OF Mash,nston d c. 70 WIT. Part
same ct point ~ feet inches north nom tie souta-
west corner Of said Lot q thence north the line o.
eth street ~ feet inches thence theme
south Is feet inches; thence west q5 feet 10 the
pace OF beginning. subject TO whatever men there my
De on .aid part OF Lot by Of certain
asainst the present owner Of said real 40
tied at the sale
Terms Of sale, one-half of the purchase money IN
cash and the balance in aud IL months after sy ~
SAFE IN equal payments with interest per cent p..r
snngn and Dc secured by deed Of trus, TO my salts
faction or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
deposit OF 800 must be Paid at the OF sale All
conyeyancing at purchasers cost II terms of sale
are not complied with In i've days from day of sale
reserve the right resell the risk and cost Of lie
defauting purchaser after i've days notice by sayer-
oseinent In IHk EVENING sIAa newspaper
c. II. KNIGHT Trustee.
mh15 l1,S1&34 GEO. ". STICkNEY, Auct.
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Inc best Triple Extracts, In bulk, 35c. per or
Handolne renders the complexion clear and white
the akin soft and smooth the best preparation in
Csc - - >'s
Rheumalgja never fats to rive relief in neuralsia
bottle. 25c.
we take every care and pains in prescription de-
PAfCment which ID comploto, being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most re-
=. 4as manufacturers. such a. SQuibb Power. and
Meigntmsn and other we'll Known chemists All pre-
puons tntrusted to our will be enthusiastically
Gspenced et the lowest rxtea Don't mistake the
Temple, corner 9th and sts.
r. q WILLIAMS CO, propristors.
GAs FTxTUREA ELECTRIC CHANDELIERs-
~ I1neet line C91tAl Chandeliers In the city. Manu-
3csIrod bX eCHulTz 0A6 FIXTURE And ART
4EIAL CO. 6l6 1lth ak nv. mh6-Sm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-31

lent schemes. like the Frcnch grano
syndicate in Peru. and . parvenu Ar
at who seeks TO obliterate the
marks Of his humble origin snd early
occupation Of maker and vender Oh
shoes. are cited a. proofs that place
him on the same offensive platform
II i 70 be said OF these facts that
they are the strongest evidences that
the indictment brought In BY the Indi-
ana trades associations against mar
rison and Morton i true bill ~ =
perfectly certain that both are men o.
narrow ideas. and an ample iacko =. ~.
broad views and right moral basis -
character which bring men o. 49,
into : sympathetic Fellowship slen
y,en whose opportunities have nos ot-'n
.r,.I ~ their own. Their style ana
.,aIi,v are those Of thrifty nun ~
everscrupulous shopkeepers qu'sN Z
drive a hard bargain, % see ths
- = speculation with gain In - =
.ct M last farthing. and r. realize
- interest In humanity only a. P'-
.;hle means Of their personal aeEr -
s,-cment. These marks are very ~
~rptible in the pnblic careers. . II
- thev have had any public career q
both. They are both. politically sPeAH'
mo. men OF narrow gauge. little IN
derstanding. and little account
The Indiana labor associations inv''
.organized labor in other States e 7.
, opcrate'' with them in Opposition
,hs-e candidates Of the monoPo.
+ trusts taxed necessaries, free r'im
! nd The new slave trade. and there
) | Mt any reason 70 doubt that both Y
I organized and the unorganlzf' a -,
. vill 40 Il with q will Chicago o''''