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iJ Is 70 b. hoped that nobody will worry himself
i-;O a lever over the prophecy. copied into The
SIAR the other day, that ISIS Is TO be year OF
wars because the sum OF the figuIeS composing the
O. j. twenty-five Ii may be true that $685.
1852 l79S. and 1879 were each distinguished by
si-Ir notable martial event. but so were also,
l.sJ, 1913, 1916, and lsGl where no such coincl-
deaee exists II Is as easy 10 make prophetic
raynes a. TO strng together the lOve-doye, heart
par; verses 10 which the romantic young
mans fancy turns in springtime. Even SO
d.-nlfird medium Is the hieroglyphs Of
tue great pyramid were found to De
misleading when famous Eyyptologist inter.
Irrted their prophecy that the world would come
10 an eli In 1851. \ really interesting supersti-
Ton cherished in scotland is that years ending In
Ilie fls1re5 - are dIsasIrousy fateful for the
royal hOase OF ) uaTt Tradition says that Robert
H. OF scotland, the first stuart King died In 1855
tde year OF the battle OF Otterburn; james ILL., OF
scotland was killed near Bannoekburn In 1883;
james VI OF Scotland made his alliance with Eliza
beth. which resulted in the fll-starred Stuart
succession TO the English throne, In 1888;
James III. OF England was dethroned in 1885,
and Charles E.ward, the Pretender, died
III 1.sS IL would therefore be quite In
order FOR some member Of the House to
who died in Naples about four years ago claimed
and apparently proved his claim-to be the last CT
the StUarts- The present Queen OF England, how
ever, assumes 20 have enough OF this blood in her
veins 10 claim relationship. and thus the superst
lion may, after all, md royal victim to satisfy
Itself upon before the 3lst OF December
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senators Vance and Hawley In the discussion
yesterday OF the Farwell bill gave voice 10 that
opinion concerning the permanent railroad Occu-
patton OF the mall and 9Th street which cannot
fan 20 be entertained by every one who, without
personal interest To bias him, thoughtfully inves
tigates the subject What excuse can the Iegisa-
ture make to the nation and TO the capital for dis
posing OF the public parks, held by the govern
ment merely as trustee for the people, as gratu-
tiles 10 corporations: What defense viii there be
against the charge that the capitals beauty has
been disngured. and that the land gwen TO the
United states on the understanding that II should
be maintained as a park for the public health and
pleasure has been converted by breach OF trust
10 uses other than those intended, merely TO serve
the railroads and their DEPENDENTS and to crafty
the selfish traveller 70 whom two minutes OF delay
outweigh all considerations OF pubic welfare? II
the parks can be given without compensation to
one railroad they can and ought, II impartiality Is
observed, be gwen 10 all the railroads,
and IL the precedent Is set and
confirmed OF giving this species OF public property
10 private corporations to the injury OF the city,
on what ground can such girts be confined to the
individuals who make their money by running
railroads? Why should not other corporations
and individuals participate In the distribution OF
the parks as plumber? or Is the private possess
sion OF this public property to be determined
solely by the wealth and political power Of the
applicant iOr uOndtlOn OF government trust
audss
senator Hawley paid a glowing tribute TO the
enterprise and public spirit OF the Pennsylvania
road. Just tribute 20 far its course outside Of
washington Is concerned Here, on the contrary,
Is policy Is misery, and II even permits itself TO
n(ure as mendiCant. using without pay
privileges and public property for which IL would
pay millions elsewhere, deliberately using them in
such way as 20 DIST cure tie city, and 10 check
the growth and trade OF one OF its sections, and
Constantly demanding more, more more. II the
road wiI act IN Washington in accordance with
The admirable policy Which makes II in other cities
puJr Dcne..IctoE, careless OF proper expense. IL
vii withdraw its station from the mall and sink
IL trJrAs- And II the United states, repre-
scented Ia tht National legislature, viii act fairly
and wisely toward tie national city. ana perform
iitaiUly The functions OF trustee vita duties TO
ObseTv. toward those who donated this land Tor
pubic purposes, the paTAs Will DC protected from
the INVASION OI corporations
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The wrath OF the whirlpool rapids at Niagara is
70 BE- tempted again on the Attn Of July the adj
veLtUreT this time being one Robert ". Flack OF
Syracuse y. \, who has invented a hfe-boat bf
peculiar pattern The phantom" as he has
named his craft, has a Keel 10 feet long, a beam OF
nearly , feet, and depth OF about "a inches. A
stern wheel, with brass blades, is worked
by SHAFT and crank in the hands OF
To- boatmaI seated amidships The boatman
l. fastened TO his seat by straps so that no pitch
lag or tossing can throw him overheard against
his Will The boat is deCHed over nearly its entire
surface, but for the usual air-ehambers Mr. Fiack
has substituted cushions OF a material uyhter
than cork and entirely waterproof so that. even
II crushed against rocks, the boat cannot be sunk
The rudder Is worked by cords under control Of the
DOatmll- The whole affair does not weigh more
than 1ve hundred pounds, and II is intended not
merely as an exhibition craft, but as a practical
hie-6oat :or Use at sea. The inventors object in
launching IL at Niagara Is TO give IL what he b.
leyeS 10 b the seyerest possible test
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BOARDING.

= W1I,rF CATkRER HAS NOW CHARGE OF
"A the Belmont Cate. Sl3 18th Ct NV, and can &C.
mylO-6c
= 1R0E COOL AND NEWLY FURNIsHED
i Rooms with Board. single or en-suite; strictly
nrst-clsss; transienta. q Per day. The wEBSTEk
5l3 18th ct nv. my5-3m
DOABDING-LAR0k PLEAsANT WE1LeIUR-
ID nshed Rooma With board q TIE AQ6VRM
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HAspsoxrrr EnBaorDrsxp F1cHus
We are making nne display Of Black and
Cream Embroidered Fichus 1t sttractively low
prices. We show al lines. from the plsinest to
the most elsboratsly smbeoidered-e q so.
s6s6o. sa5o. q. ~ so. %. $40 eli. sl2 so,
ol6. els. s20. and e2b each
Also superb line Of slk Hand-smbroddsrsd
shawis soasfs. end shswlsttsa from @ to cas-.
shawis for ths opssa and other evening oocs-
sions speciality.
(Thtrd ooor)
WOODWARD L0THROP.
ayls Cor. 11th and = sts NV.
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WANTED--HELP.

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y sSsaS Sts 1922 :@s
4. so3 18th a.. n. 'e'"een Ana op MIR
VVANTrp-A sEANsTRrss MO TNpER.
w stands cutting and ftinS4 an Ar, c,smen, Of two
Sssss or more can s,;y At n,.ht II she wishes MRS
VVANTED-EI6HT FIRsT-CI.kss OARPFNTTRs
spy at s,; ats osnT MARI mus, haze
WANTEp-A TIDY CoI0RFp roy To Run
w Elevator. Address HoTEL x. once Of Evening
star, city: - myls:2.
= 50
w also TO do eSamhsr mnt ah unf,oS he,
work and come well recommended Apply after 6 D.
m, lIo0 Ism st. NV. nay l5-3t.
WANTED-woMENC COOKS. $40 TO sac: CHAM
away: Wait Is, Dryers or Farm Hands: colored Men
SooAA San \ a: SooMDS. $50 : ST NV. myioot
WANTED-A SALESMAN TO HANDLE DRESS
CO. 9th ana nSpRs sts An Win SoI5thp
vVANTED-sALEsMEN-F PATENTED Now
era commissions allowed One dollar viii start you
TER RUSSELL. Is Pearl ST.. Grand Rapids Mich
myi2-.m
WANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COOKS.
laundress, men cooks. walters 6uiers coscSmen dairy
ni mr Hnu ao'ei neip luz fe'or's oiS f'h stnw
.As - :.
SIR hand nome Otbsr mad .,x ls NC =,
N w ' ~ ~ eeu sspS' ~, ~ s.M 81
= up - ..
WANTED-A F1RST-CLASS WOOD TURNER:
xhsrs "ofA ""SAii ohASh ny ytn as 81
- -, -
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - F1RST-CLASS
w Hands IN Dressma6iug At 459 9Th ST. NV It,
WANTED-FROM 9 TO O'CLOCK DAILY
w Lady Tor our Srder depar; ment; % weekly and
rapid promouon II found competent: no experience
M j SMiTH' AN Eth 81 NV eUe~ Np'iH II. J"
= - - : :: =
Nv IED|Io-DAn-CookS, ChAMBEhMAIDS,
" mouse gus, WaterS &c also heip Tor watering
places. Zee refunded II employ nent l. not secured
st.nw - DoNAAo' - IL.
,,-...
w ANIEpIwoMAN FOX GENERAL HOUSE.
-. :. = -. Oo y" % - '" -
NJ ANIED - VIII II ulh- Nurse fOn bABl;
w reierences. Apply AZ 'oo lin ST NV ~
NKrANTFD-A GIRL To COOK WASH AND IRON
w mnst stay NIGHTS and References reonired Sou
A ST. se 1t.
.
w WashiDgtoo ranch must have birbe.t IN retera
ences good address and appearance; no experience
necessary; $40 weekly After O'Clock, q. W.
WALKER CO., 9l2 st. 1t
VYyANTED-lYOUNG LADY FOR CASHIER ALSO
w white boy abouf ffteen wears of age ana colored
man as driver must care of horses refer
ences required: Apply to s W. ACGENsTElN. 81! 9TH
VXyANTFD-FNERGFTIC PERSONS OF FITHFR
w sex to solicit for popular plan of industrial in;
suT%nGei no iapseS 70 cover; ois pay EAo hhDaf
HALDEMAN, Cos ST H. W. ml4-at'
XlyaNTFD-A FIRST-CIAss REST aTRANT MAN
w cook. Apply to 6o4 Pa. ave myI4-3t.
= = : - : . =
ANTED-IOUNG GIRL. TWELVE OR FOUR
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED - THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
w second floor for lizht housekeeping; three adults
north of E. west of 9Th st. good references Address
DEPARTMENT, Star Office. mylo-2ts
WANTED-BY QUIET COUPLE TWO OR
w three unfinished Rooms central location.
State moderate price. References exchanged. Ad-
dress SAMSON, star office myl4-2ts
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M SCHREIBER MERCHANT TAILOR
NUs $40 Marylan ave. sw
Agent Tor q. ". Simmons 4 Co. of Boston. Mao
Spring Samples now ready myi2-ims
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WANTED-HOUSES.


NVANTED-BY MEMBER OF THE GEoLoGI-
w cal Survey TO ren: bricx house IN the
northwest for three possession to be given any
MT Il. '''''" ANU Rddre' 1879 St NV
XNANTED-THoROUGHL RESPONSIBLE. RE
w liable and careful couple will allow slight rent
for unfurnished furnished house for summer aud
full price atterward IN advance undOubted references
Box l2o, Star ONCE. II
yNANfED FOR GENTLEMAN AND MIFE-A
w small furnished house for light housekeeping,
southeast or southwest preferred Apply at otl st
IT.
NVANTED FOR -FOUR MONTHS. A. PLAIN
miles of Washington healthy location, shade aud good
essential; terms moderate. Address 2iOs ST
NV. myl5-5t'
XVANTED-To PURCHASE. ON MONTHLY PAY
nearly line: northwest northeast pre-
ferred Address ii, star office, giving location and
price. myl2-b'
NNANTED-To BUY FROM OWNER A 9 OR 10
w room house, agents need apply. must lie bar
gain Address A. l.. star offcs my12-3t'
NVANTED-A NORTHERN FAMILY OF THREE
w adults want for about years q House, Partially
furnished north OF Pa and west of l4th ST. best
references state terms Address Boa ll6. Star Office
myl2-3t'
WANTED-wILL PAY ALL CASH FOR TWO
w Houses for t4,500 the other S3. 800, on Cap
itol Hill. in northwest state exact location and
rent Box %, star office. myl2-S
M ANTED-I HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR
w the rental of houses Of all sizes. Parties having
houses to good tenants b. placing them
ROSENBERG. 6l3 18th st. myll-lm
WANTED-I AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA-
w tons by parties desiring 70 rent house. OF al
and returns. GkO. W. LlNklNS
ar2o-lm 18th aud II st. n W
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Observation-Disclosures

I.oR RENr-PORTlUN OF A COAL YARD WITH
Il railroad iac ties. convenient storage of uer-
chandlse OF aly kind. Inquire OF HINkLE BRO.
loo NJ III. myl4-2f.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IroR RENT - TWO DESIRABLE BASEMENT
Il Office room ut ol3 ST.. sB5 per mo-
A. 4. COUMBE
my14-3t ll25 New York ave-
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We offer for sale some choice aud beautiful Villa or
Cottage sites. situated in Rossie Park formerly own
as the Lay Farm, iloaung on 9TH ST extended short
distance beyond br1ghtwood, and running back to
Rock Creek This beSuiul tract Of land lies $50 to
400 feet above ude water 10 laid of into cottage
villa sites ranging in size from ~ TO acres,
mandlng nne views in every direction: wstered by
numerous sprlngs- and has been improved by nice
pens and is IN every respect desirable for purpose Of
. burbsn residences One Of the lots. containing
about two acres. l. improved by large aud handsome
double frame house. in perfect repair wide pazzas
three sides ETC. etc. with choice shade
mound aud flowers These desiI sbe lots, within ten
minutes walk OF Brghtwood station. the Metropo-
itan Branch Railroad. and with rapid traasit ON 9TH
st. (Which Is sure to come in the future) quite
rs accessible 10 the center Of the city building
in the outlying sections Of the city, lor plata with
prices etc. apply to THos. J. FISHER q Co,
my l2-1w 1924 n st. n w.
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EdoURED CRAZY CLOTH REHHANT. BkAUTI.
Il ful designA eke, Just IN
"a KAufHAAS DQynrL o9 211a i,si y ~.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I,oR RENT-THE STORE AND DWELLING ON
II the northeast corner q 9th ana streets saitab-
for a. cream and coffee saloon. Apply 10 JANIS
fULLEkIoN, 5ls in -. myl4-3t.
L'oR REST-sToRE CORNER 9Th AND L Sis \
ESQ yer month Apgly 10 ". @ JOHNSON.
:. Is I3ik ST Nv myl2- liu
V,oR RENT-A LARGE STORE AND DWELLING.
y s.th ten rOous, on st sw suitable Tor any
hind u business L. l. BOlEB. 3l1 ~. st AW
myl2-3t
0'ok RHINESTONE AND DWELLING AT 1885
u 18Th ct nv. containing Is rooms. with al mod
ern improvements Inquire loss l4th II. all-l2w-
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IrOR sALE-THE LORIN0 LAND AND I'M
APPOINTMENT co. has placed With n for sale the
Dunn Lorng; location pacturseQue and paeee.nt ele,
wooded park; special tnducsments; large lots 800
aud upward. For plata aud information call on
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l,UR EENI-fURNISHED-A l4l5 l7IH 81
II n W, handsome newly iur-ished rooms flr~t
aud second holrs single suite. large aud cool
moderate terms hrstcsss location ana conveni.ncs
my l2-.tts
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Onn FEET ABOVE THE CITY.-GOOD HOPE
EOV Para Lots Tor tue present Will be sold At 10 70
In cents Ter foot: they command the grandest view
around the city; same distance from the Capitol
building Dupont Circle two beautiful cottages just
nntshed viii De sold At reasonable prcs: street
and gzs near ct hand Gall on q. I. SUIT 4o2 9th st.
NV. my1-eo1m
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AUERBACH 4 BRO.

623 Penn. svsnue
Cnder Metropolitan Hotel mh3l -so3m
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WANIED-
WEST VIRGINIA TIMBER LANDS
Parties Having Land Timuered With
WHITE OAK.
In West Virginia. Please address
Id. MORRISON.
mys-eo6t Buffalo. New II

SIx PER CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pho
aud senie1t1Ihe NV ana Ten years per Fir.t
Mortgage Bonds real estate) OF the Kansas Trust
ingalls, rresd MT ana ' the 6nion TS.a Co.. % Nss
York city Trustee; Bonds an denonlinatens q 300.
scHAiEk. Pacific Buildins. sole Agent t9r TIE Dis
IT'LL 81 Coiumbia Ine Union Trust 90 OF New lorA
annually, and tue principal at maturity mh.s- Ban
SPkING CHANCES fOR MAKING BIG MONEY
VISIONS n DoSese and fora f 4 and holding
them for rise. IN the Cold storage Rooms at the Cen
DAkTIEs sIEKING SAFE IN, EsIMENg, IN
Local Securities will be Furnished iu yarsie nlArs
"a application At our oihc@ GUkLLi bkoi HLks.
LOST AND FOUND.
o.. REwARD-MILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
CC who has found lieht srins ov. re9s, 1st sun
S %Iii 9et~s1 "a, an. aHd pm Return " 'OhN
III OsT-ON 18th 81. W, BET. Z AND o, MAY
L6th. 1855. Black and Tan Terrier Dog sm-ll white
ri6bon and tas No. 2oI on neck answers u
"Nick-" Return to $40 18th st NV and get TO
ward. mylo-3r
II osI--IAsT NIGHT ON CONGRESS ST, IN
IL Georgei0xn. between Bsall and Br,ass streets.
Scrds fs @snd left al 1919 st nv Ia
Il osT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE GERMAN
lLcemetery. Gold ID b sc ~ reS.rd wiil =
OsT-sUNDAY EVENING. on STREET Be
IL tween IAN and l5th- an oKydized silver DssEeI.
Under rewarded NJ
myl5-3r l44l street
n osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING A PUG PUPPY
A black face: collar Liberal reward n returned
10 l0l7 Connecticut ave. myl4-3t
STRAYED OR sToLEN-FRoM 18TH AND L
y sis se. on the loth inst ,dark bay Mare white
lace, letter NJ branded on night hip lroperty q n
SCHWARTZ 1502 X ST. sc Liberal reward ny lear
III OsT-oN SATURDAY. LAST, b AND O QUAR-
teriy Ticket Washington % Laurel Of value only
10 owner: reward n returned 10 J. NJ HElsEY Trens-
ury Department. myl4-2ts
III OsT-A SKYE TERRIER ON The MokNIN6
IL Of May 7th; tar 1853. reward Of IS will IN
p.ld n returned 20 lOls 3Oth st mxl sts
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WANTED--BOARD.

NNANTED-BOARD FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR
w persons in a country lace, Washington Ad-
Dress stating location and terms Box 81 Star Office
my15-2ts
WANTED COUNTRY BOARD FOR FOUR
w adults from June LIST to october LIST.
Address W. RILEY DEEBLE
my15-5t. 1919 St
WANTED - COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE
w adults and infant private family without other
boarders preferred Address Room f. st Cloud Build
ing, city. my14-3t-
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vsOR RkNT-rHkEE ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
II housekeeping, els per mauth: convenient lOcA-
uon; cars pass the door. Apply at lsO0 llth ~ nv
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E.OR RENTING NICELY-FURNIsHI ID ROOMS;
u southern and western exposure. overlooking Mt
vernon squareL zoos Sth 81. corner OF -. IA.
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EoR sALE-BEAUTIfUL LOT At T AZ A
II bargain fsp25-lml W. Riley Dkk1Lk
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l,ok RENT -2l7 n ST NV. TWO NEWLY
II Pare ell aud newly furnished rooms. singh. 81
suite second n0or. mod imp. private family. sutz-
BILE tor gentleman. tuNl glts
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DIED.


sas Y
Netics Of funeral hereafter. ,,. ~. -
crane viis q the late John Hardenoro0E 'As s'A
mineral services at s:45 Sunday. l7h inst va
resdencs son, Benjamin c. AardeApfo0k NO ASs
rNNEsEpt.rsa into rect Thursday IA 1883 cnariea
IL. inHsx veteran and colonel 81 tne oo,n
rent NswYork Volunteers aged % yeass mon,ns ana
Funeral services at his late residence Ms and 1894
Morrsana. NewYork CITY, sa'uiu@y' june 40 A'A"
Infermsnt at Newborn t. at convenience Of the family
California snd ST Louis papers p'eass o'~ .s "a
daughter John aud tho late Margaret a'hrep' o.
sat"Sssy e ws 4 ists INST at 10
Nary Ess soasssss daughter Of Nicholas and Aeessa
sunday Jups H. from hcr late residence % ES
sor- ST., Hacxsnsaek. N J.
Msce uiiocb widow Of Hon. jacob W. Miller in the soth
Notice Of funeral hereafter .-.te.
MINFoRD--At pstchess County, on THURSDAY JUMP Is
and friends respectfully s, IS w e ,ssS sas
funeral services At her late So So
Intsrmsst at wssdlawn -
Kindly omit flowers. 80 = *
Ne liza Dcan.s., Brooklyn the Rev. Francis Pscx; q.
Bartnoomsws Church, corner BedfordAye and faeinos
Kindly omit flowers.
OF James Torrance smith. of Nev-York.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fqnsr io
day, 10th inst. at 2o'ciock D. ID.
wINTER--0n THURSDAY, jane H. Leah Matilda winters
Funeral services from her late residence. ll0s Dsants
Brooklyn. n. Y, saturday, June L. att o'clock D. m.
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VETERANS PRAISE OF ALGER

N n
sir: General Algcr Is born manager. AS
xoune Colonel-onc Of the youngest in the Cavalry
Corps-ks mastery abilities and calm selfeontroi
cave him prominence even beyond his rank When
be rose to the head Of the Michigan Bngade-thA'
,pv,nclble body of cavalry then famous wherever
our language was read or spohsn--tuers was not a
man 10 say that he had not fairly won his promotion
and was a worthy successor Of the brilliant Custer
Tn civil life tho same masterful intelligence has
brought him pre'erment and fortune-weaith Do
generously used that the poor look upon him as
bepefactor and all regard his thoughtful modest way
Of doing good as an example 20 DO emulated Dy
sincere philanthropists.
6tlll young man, young in his fresh symps'ny
with mankind. with no false pride about him. but
with sclfreliance undlmnlshed, with vigorous
presence always inspiring cheerful confidence, ane
word never broken, Governor Alger Is still gTowins
in strength and breadth
s.nce tho life went out OF Abraham Lincoln there
he's been no truer specimen Of American maniincss
than Ager-of the Michigan BriSade.a
SECOND SEX-YORk CAVALisfs
New-Y0rk, June III, 1854
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DEPEW: SHERMAN . PHELPS.

To she Edftor OF The Trtbune
Sir: After Blaine, who's Answers undoubtedly in
deate tho choice of localities. 1t is of little
quence from which State tho selection Is made, local
questions and local popularity will have small
sideratlon overshadowed all such will be, by the
allpervading matter of keeping labor interests In
prosperous condition.
Our homo cbo.cc f. certainty Mr.. Dcpew; and he has
no superior Senator Hscock is needed in the Senate,
and his acceptance Senator is an implied obligation
to servo the full Perhaps there Is no one moro
clearly entitled by long and arduous devotion to
Republican principles than Senator John Sherman, and
II the choice is from tho Interior he is probably en-
titled to preference. For tho second place. the Hon.
william Walter Phelps may be safely considered as a
representative Republican, and especially representa-
tive of Republican interests IN the three evenlybal
anoed seaboard States. This apprcxmates tho sentl'
meDt of rural Republicans in this seotlon who
although within easy access of large city market
would like TO have some manufacturing interest III
every village. to insure a local market for mueh
produce which is wasted, and which Is often tho
only source Of profit to the farmer. D. L. foohno
Oyster Bay, Juno II, 1885,
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OFF FOB THE STATE CAMP TO-DAY.

THE 14Tu REGIMENT BROOKLYN. AND SEVERAL
SEPARATE ooMPANIES
Tho 14th Regiment, Of Brooklyn, attached to the
ID Brigade will start for the State Camp this morn
ing, by steamer, arriving there at 3 p m The 22d,
Goth, 39th and 42d Separate Companies will also
arrive there at about the same hour and the united
commands VIII settle themselves for weeks tour
Of duty. The band Of the 14th Regiment VIII not
accompany It, there VIII BIO post band furnished
by the State, in camp all summer. The camp has
been constituted as military post and VIII 10
conducted according to the rules provided for the
government OF military posts.
Adjutant-General Porter will DO the post COM
mandant and will prescribe orders the hours and
calls Of service and the duties to DO performed Inc
chief of ordnance, who Is also acting ouartermaser-
General and acting Commssary General of Subsistence
has accumulated at the camp the necessary quarter
master and ordnance stores and medical supplies and
has arranged for the furnishing OF cooked meals 10
the troops. The hospital steward OF the regiment
will act post hos tal steward under the 9raeLs
OF the post surgeon. The 32d Regimen Will taAe
the place OF the 14th next saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-16
tp vrrorI PAID Up HIS DUES

Washington, June is (special).-senator Henderson,
Of the Hale Owl Service Committee has at last struck
LEAD for which he has been on the lookout for some
time. He had before him to-day as wit
ness John D. spelIman, o young lawyer Of Yer
mont. who was q delegate to the National
Convention which nominated Cleveland and was sub
sequently employed In the New-York Custom House,
but was dismissed for crtcisng Mr. oleyelands tariff
message. lie testified that MCGEE, secretary of the
County Democracy, was his chief, and in reply to an
inquiry about political assessments he mentioned
that Do Lsncey Nicoii In tho heat of his contest with
Colonel Fellows called around and paid up his dues
TO Mr. MCGEE. amounting to almost S25 or $50. Nc
Gees Testimony will now DO looked on with interest