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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

ELocur1oS AND ORAroRY~
LESSONS IN CLASS OR PRIVATE
Winter term of COLLEGIATE Course commences Janu-
airy 4. 1883. 32-paRe Catalogue free.
MAKTYN COLLEGE of EIOCUTION and ORATORY
3l3 9TH st. n. W..
(hslf block est of city post-oficeD js4-:3m
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ~ 9TH ST n +.
w Book keeping and Commercial Branches a sIe-
cialty. Terms So per month. Evening sessions only
COURT i. WOOD. Principal d3o-:5m
DROOKVILIE ACADEMY-HOME SCHOOL. FOR
ID BOlS.-This school 20 miles from Washington,
will January 4, lSSS. The term will
begin February /, 1883 Boys in the house limited 10
80. For circulars apply to Rev. DIR. G. K NELSON,
Principal. Brookv1He, MONTGOMERY Co Nd d9-tieb1
AIRS NIANN'S KINDERGARTEN ANDl
NuhS. vi AIMS PRIMARY SCHOOL, AMI
klNDEkGARTEN NohMAL TRAINING CLASS
lslS Sunderland Place, south of Dupont Circle dl-3m
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE COR. 7TH
A5and ID SITS. NV. Entrance on ID st.-established 22
years Thoroughly equipped. Young men and women
trained tor business official positions Three courses
Practical Business; Stenoyraphy. Typewriting ami
Graphop hone. Kauid Writing. Students may enter
any time Year scholarship, quarterly monthly in
staIinelt rates. Graduates always Ia demand Illus
trsted circulars free at College oftcr or by mail
Ii. C. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL
SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal ol3
DRIVATE LESSONS IN AILGRAD SoF STUDY;
Il to adults confidential: prepares for college. An.
ma oils, West Point. all examinations
s2S IVY INSTITUTE. :. W cor Sth and K SITS NV.
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"'ROyai Gine'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u H. "Ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also Cottage Cheese anu butternlIiA; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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Dos,r miss the G arniyaI and Tobogganlng to-nigh
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ENGINEER SMITH, OF THs y. AND o. RAILROAD prscov-
ERs THAT 1T WAS His wiFEs BopY-How THE REL
ATI7Es wEEE THROWN OFF THE TRACK-THE BODY
RE1NTERRED IN BROKEN cAsEET-TaE GRAVE Re-
OPENED YESTERDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

W. ]. Morton & Co., representing Chester WILL
son, merchant milers, Buffalo, N. Y, for the pur
pose or introducing their Flour consumers direct
make the following very low prices, thereby saw
Ing you the middleman's profit OF over 81 per Dbl.
Bbl. Quarter. Eighth
Special Fancy PatenD $500 s1.4s 74c.
very BeSl minnesota Pat) $50 Las TAG.
Bunkum (New ProcesS 565 l.42 Tic.
Roller New ProceSs) 525 132 Csc.
Delivered free TO any part or the city and salts
iactlon guaranteed, or money refunded. We So
nc1t Trial order by mail, or call at warehouse
anu once, FOG 10th st. NV. Also, stand Ia Center
Market, 7th-street wing, street Side under Gale.
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Great Barsain Sale Tomorrow
ATS. W. AugeDstein'S, SIT, $40 and S21 7th stn.w.
save money and purchase some or these bar.
gains: 3-HOOp Wash Tubs, 90 Clothes-Pins,
ClotheS-Line and Wash-Board &c.; 3-String
Brooms, 14c.; Large Coal Sieve, &c.; Large Coal
Hod and Shovel, 56c.; Sink cleaners, &C.; F. ncy
Wood Salt Boxes, &C.; Sl.5O Cover ed Agate Sauce
Pans, only Tic. 81 75 Agate Co1ee-PoG only TIC.
all other Agate ware at cost; Splash Mats, &c.
900 TOoth-P1cks, &C.; Backing Brush and Box
blacking, llc.; oval Wash Boilers, 47c., worth
TOO; Stand Lamps, complete with fancy globe,
6c, worth SOC; s. Decorated Tea Sets, reduced TO
s.. 10; New Shape Chamber Sets, reduced to 81 80
Franks SHOWN TO ZerO'' Prices.
Ladies' s. French Kid button at $29S.
Ladies glOve-tOp, tip opera button al $1.49.
Mems seamless button, bal. or cong at 81. 40.
Mems calf dress boots (but few left3 at $I.75.
Youths tip hook balls. at Toe.
1888 Pa ave. E, Capitol Hill.
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Fine Oy ktefS nj HarVey's.
am daily receiving my usual variety AMI quail
lily OF oysters, the same as before the close of
navigation.
Visitors TO my saloon will be served with oysters
as line and fresh as at any time OF year. 2
Phillips, Digestibie Cocoa does not dis
treSS, ana adds Il Sh and weight
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. Guns for sale Ut hire. WALFORD 4S7 Pa. ave.
co. I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
ERENCH SYSTEM or SOUND SCHOOL
~ Removed from l4ih q. 70 10 18th st

Il Removed from l4;h i. to 723 18Th st.
MILE V. PRUD'HoMME viii siye free lessons fol
nss 80 WI Sc how eas
ny they can learn 10 pronounce spesk and understand
french By tins novel, sttractive. aud rapid system
Classes Of all grades now forming.
Terms moderate. Jazz
NEW YORK ART sTUDIo.-INSTRCCTIoN Is
~ IL Mster-color and Pastel French Oral Lessons
EDGAR, Vernon Row, e45 Pa ave Room 81 ,a26-6t'
CONVERSATION AND PARLoR ETIQUETTE
~ Class or private inst uction given day in
Address Box 81, Star Office. jaae-I2t.
ELoCUTIoN AND DRAMATIC ART.
~ rof Mss H Of S.s So Ruf az. NNAek
Private Les ons and Classes. Is5-4ws
FINHE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
a. patients for and @
5 fence Mind Healing. Glasses ormed the first Mon.
fhe Pr SS EMMA GRAY 6S soaee
adua5e o. the Massachusetts, MetAphysicl cciese
1910 q 81 NV. ja2l-3m'
LRENCH LESsoNs-PROF. H. LARRoQUE, OF
IS, Sor9onne DIVERSITY; Pals l5li st Nv Also,
js3l-1m'
WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND
Thoroug instruction In draWinr psin,D moaei ys
and We Z Carrying. Day and evening classes MISS
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANYONE TO Make A
~ ffe;size Crayon Portrait in fifteen lessons: no
na fGlpf th .nS
Life. Portrait, StiiLife Water aud antique
staG' e
y2 ita }, pr am sYLyhsi Terms rer month
SHoRTHAND REvoI. UTIoNIzED-"ACME"P PHO.
= biography; simplest most rarid- most ,egible
months First book. 7ac second book, sL Glasses
and private iuSrqeiGn daily ; Tuition by mail ps,
for prospectus Washington School, 81 st-nw
nj Teacher Of VOICE CULTURE SINGING AND
ars seS rhs PEsssRrE SYSTEM Of Ihys.a
w Cloud building. 9th and T SITS. Nineteenth year
advan,a Ursa 'Gee sIn biq5e Se SS Free
TIVE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GTkIs
founded in lssS careful framing aud thorOnsh
Reisters own, Md. jas- Im'
DRAWING AND PAINTING ACADEMY OF FINF
MoRR IL who has Sad Is medals and staIsd =
Years in Europe with the most celebrated artists Ia
they will be received satur ay at four years of
and Tor almost nothing Instruction in every
and Historical paintins Eytins Classes for Ladie:
and Gentlemen Mondays aud Netinesdaysa at T. Jas Inn
MARTIS's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The HIghest STANDARD Business College in America
Evening Sessions Students can enter at any time.
ACADEMICAL COURSE
Writing, Grammar, Rhetoric, History. Geography
Arthmetic, ALGEBRA The studies in this
tive Catalogues free on application at College ONCE
hrst floor, from a. IN. TO p m, by mail.
FRANCIS q. MARTfN. President
c. K. URNER- c. E.. A. NJ, Principal.
Colored students not admitted. slS-5m
nv ASHINGT0N SCHOOL OF ELoCUTION AMI
w Oratory, S04 NJ ST. NV Voice Culture, Flocution
tratory. Stammering permanently cured References
to patrons IN this city and elsewherr. Mrs NJ. STE
VEINS HART. Principal ja4-1ms
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CHEApEsr Day Goops In THr

UNITED STATES.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled. 81 81,
e. IL, S2.37.
French sA1TINE BED COMFORTS, 1925
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced Zoe
Handsome striped Black SILK VELvETS, worth
81. reduced to 40c.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS immense
size. extra heavy. worth 55. reduced to "a.
Beautiful Wool and silk DRESS GOODS wide dou-
BILE width. &C.. reduced 37hc.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, all pure Wool one
yard and halt wide. worth 81, reduced to soc.
Soc.
FRENCH SERGE. elegant Dress Goods pure Wool
woe double width. WONDERFUL bargain &c., reduced
TRICo CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all pure fine Wool
wide double width, cash value Soc. reduce to 37H.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR SEVENTH ST.
Cash Customers who buy 81 Grover will receive one
Darnask Towels. worth 81. Half dozen linen
Napains worth 7oc Par OF beautiful Corsets, worth
receive two pairs of handsome Damask Towels worth
81 Two yarIS and half of red Table Damask worth
sIS7 or large size elegant Bridal Quilt. worth LOO
eH- Don't fail to ask for tine valusbe present. j19
FoR The Co1D SNAP
Beaver and fersian Lamb Collar and Cuffs.
SEALSEIN CAPS and GAUNILETS
BEAVER. WOLVERINE, and BUFFALO SKIN
SPECIAL Bargains in LADIES' sEALsKIN and
PLUSH WRAPS, MUFFS, BOAS. and TRIMMINGS.
B. h. sTINEMETZ SON
,a23-3m 1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


DIANos MOVED WITH SAFETY AND DIS
Il patch. JOHN r. ELLIS co.
931 Penn lyania ave, near 10Th st
Telephone No Is. js2l-1Ot
DIaNOs TUNED AND REPAIRED BY COME
Il test workinen at moderate prices.
JOHN r. ELLIS & co,
e38 Pennsylyspia ave. near 10th st.
Telephone No. lS. ta2l-l0t
nRAND SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR
" rent Tor concerts: charges very moderate.
JOHN r. ELLIS a co,
Telephone No Is. ja2l-1Ot
cECONDHAND PIANOS. WE HAVE NOW IN
- our wsrerooms number of squsre pianos. Stein
way, CHECKER e. Weber, Noss' Emerson, and others
which will sell at great la rains cash easy
instaneuts at advanced price please call and
them. JOHN +. ELLIS & Co.
937 Pennsylvania ave, near loth st.
Telephone No. Is. ia2l-lOt
TGNHE HENRY +. MILLER PIANOs-THE MOST
beautiful and durable ia the world; tone perfectly
de cious," the exclamation of one of lady
toners. See them-hear them.
JOHN f. ELLIS & Co.
937 Pennsylvania ave. near 10Th st.
Telephone No IS. 1a2l-lot
Upright PIANOS-A COMPLETE STOCK; Low
~ tor cash. or on easy ter s.
Telephone No. 10. jaal-l0t
nRGANs-A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
~ Mason Hamlin. Smith American and Packard
for cash; ALSO sold easy TO reliable partes
JOHN Il. ELLIS & co,
Telephone No. Is. )s21-1ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

TIE MusrcAL GEsrus,
JOSEF HOFFMAN,,
has recently the following letter to Albert Weber
the Great Piano cturer:
Translation.
WINDSOR HOTEL.
MY DEAR Mr.. WEBER:
Imuch reeret that cannot already thank you in the
Enzlish LANGUAGE for the magnificent instIums
which have placed my d.spos tor my concerts.
Only the powerful tote, the beautiful singing and
carrying quality OF your instruments reider my APP.
p,arauce in the Metropolitan Opera House fossiO a
and until now ! have foui d no instrument whose
Tone Touch, and Musical Properties were syuups-
thetic TO those OF your PIANO ortes.
Gratefully yours, JUZIO HOFMANN
New YORK. Ii December 1887.
This youthful Pianist Composer has created a pcr-
feet furore wherever he has appeared His marvellous
playing Is the sensation of the u and
The Weber Piano, which Hoffman, uses ExCLU-
SItELY in his concerts. has fairly shared the oys
wonderful and his charminsly written lstter
OF thanks to Weber amply proves his appreciation Of
the magnificent Plane he plays. Holman adds ~
other name TO the long list of great Artists whose
careers are linked with that Of the Weber Piano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

EDWARD +. DRoor.
925 Pennsylvania ave-,
Importer of MUSIC and MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sole agent for the rqualled
STEINWA1, 0ABLER- BEHR Nc, BRIGGS, AND
OTHER PIANOS.
STRONG CLARkES STERLING ORGANS.
Pianos and Organs for sale Tor rent upon
able terms.
Tuning. Repairing. and Moving done By competent
workfnsn. tsl6
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Great Rar.ain sale ,Co.naorraxs

JUST LOOK AT the Splendid
sewing Machines you can let Tor SIS, with Il
years guarantee, at Auel bach's. 1Lh and II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

NILE Nj. j. PR,spt
1909 ST. D. W. CNrs. Hunts,
Has returned from New York with the latest styles n
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
ALSO
4 special selection in SHELL AMBER, and DULL
JET ORNAMENTS
Hair Dressed aud Bangs shingled nIs-3m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

LRENCH LESsoNs-PROF. H. LARRoQUE. OF
L Sorbonne University, Paris, 1914 st NV Also,
Latin, Greek Spanish. italian. Portugu, Be- German.
English tuition aud TRANSACTIONS al quarters.
jaol-llu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

MILE v PRUD'HoMME will give free lessons for
one week from january 30; MORNINGS g 80: even
nes; 80 English speaking peoIle will how cas-
ny they can learn TO pronounce speak and uhdersta
french BY this novel. sttra1tve and rapid system
Classes Of all grades forming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-27

= IN Georgetown, II: C., known the "ROBI NSON
than value. n ri WARNFi, CO
ja26-3t OILS r AZ N "
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Their goods are now for sale almost everywhere.
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
A Republican Congressman
Speaks,

The following letter from Congress
man Fitch, Of New York, gives his
reasons for being unable to support the
national candidates of his party this
year:
"Hon. DONALD MCLEAN, President
Twen,y.third Assembly Dis,,ict Enroll,
ed Republican.
"My DEAR Sir: herewith resign my
membership in the Republican associa.
tion Of this district This resignation,
under the rules, carries with il, with,
out further action on my part, that oi
my place in the district committee and
on the delegation to the county, com.
mitlee, and Craftsmanship Of the com.
mittee on resolutions and membership
OF the executive committee OF the
county organization.
"My reasons for this resignation !:
that am not willing TO advocate OF
support the new doctrines upon which
the party managers have decided to
make this campaign.
81 am in fsyor, as we're Garfield
Arthur and Folger, OF reasonable re-
vision Of the present tariff in the direc
ton Of decreasing the COS, OF the nee
esaries Of life and Of supplying Ameri
can workmen with cheaper raw maleri
ais for manufacture. l believe thai
such a revision will increase wages and
production In this country and viii
tighten somewhat the heavy load o.
poverty and hardship. which so man,
people in our city carry hopelessl,
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
Notice to Creditors.
Wcimcr, Wright ~ Watkins and
Alfred i. Collin,
James VI. l,ra,tcI


James NJ Braitcn.
In the above entitled cause, the petition
having been read aud considered, IL Is
,hcrcupon this seventh day of July. in the
year eighteen hundred and eighty eight,
by the Court adjudged. that James NJ.
Brattcn, the defendant, he and he is here
by adjudicatcd an lnsolvcnt; and il is
further ordered that the judgements con.
fcssel By him as mentioned in said petit
iion be and they are hereby declared null
and void, and that the decd Of trust exc.
cu,ed by him To Oliver u. Collins. Trustee,
mentioned in said petition, he and the
same is hereby sci aside and declared null
and void. And il is further ordered by
the Court that George W. Purnell he and
he is hereby appointed Preliminary Trus-
tee for the benefit Of the creditors of the
said James VI. Battcn. and Is directed Ia
give bond TO the State of Maryland, condi-
toned for the faithful discharge of his
trust, In the penalty Of six thousand dol
lars, with securities to be approved by
this Court or its Clerk and Il is further
ordered by this Court that the said James
VI. Bratten. the defendant, appear before
the Circuit Court for Worcester County
ON the second day Of October Term, in the
year lsss. 10 answer such interrogatorics
and allegations as his creditors, endorses
or suretics may propose or allcge against
him, and that at least i0day's notice there
of be given to his creditors, which said no
tice shall he published weekly for the
period offorIy days by inserting copy of
this order In some newspaper printed in
Worcester County, once week for the
said period of forty days,
CHAS. +. HOLLAND.
JOmN W. STATION, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test: JomS ". STATION. Clerk.
jnly ai-Gt
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25

from year to year. am also absolutely
opposed to any reduction Of the tax on
whisky. In few months after the re-
peal Of the internal revenue tax there
would be more dis,ileries than there are
school houses in Harlem and on every
business block in oJr district bucket
shop would with profit sell whisky
bought at whole sale for twenty. five.
cents a gallon for three cents glass.
"The Republican party leaders have
determined to make campaign in
which the expression Of views, such as
those above indicated, shall be describ.
ed as free trade attacks upon Ameri.
can industry and those who told them
shall be credited with burning desire
to aid the British workingmen, whom
they have seen, as against their own
friends and countrymen. Mr.. Blaine's
keynote for the campaign, applied to
our district, is that we are from now
till November to accuse the Democrat
ic and revenue reform business men in
Harlem who, in private life, are in
partnership with US in all commercial,
charitable, social and religious affairs,
Of being engaged in conspiracy, in.
spired by England, to ruin their own
country and degrade their fellow.ci,i
zens. have no desire to take part in
such campaigp' if ICY that England
has in this list' I as many ad.
herents ,d that the vo.
tiers whc fall in Harlem
and Yorkv.., aretision Of the tar
if s'e jas<sinc, friends Of American
inddAlry as any df us are. And | very
much prefer. il Necessary, to be in a
minority for the rest of my life rather
than to make successful campaign ON
on what seems to me to be ridiculous
unfounded misrepresentation OF the
efforts and motives Of my neighbors.
| am. with sincere regard and respect,
your friend,
"AsHBEL p. FITCH.
"FIRE ISLAND BEACH, AUGUST IL 1885,"
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
NOTICE TO
Parents and Guardians.

The Orphans Court of Worcester coun.
~, having been notified of the Vacancy of
the Free Scholarship" IN the baltimore
Female college. Therefore this Is to give
notice tha, the sail Orphans Court will.
at their meeting on the fourth Tuesday ~
August. eslh inst. designate the person
who is To enjoy the privilege of the said
free scholarship. Created by an Act enii.
tied An Act Tor the Endowment Of the
Baltimore Female College"
Candidates Tor the said free scholarship
must, through their parents or guardians
file their application. with the undersign-
c,l. or the said Court. an or before the
fwen,y.sevenih Day Of August, next.
By order 81 the Orphans Court.
TIlOS. ID. PURNELL.
Register of Wills Tor Worcester Co.
July "a. 1889.
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
Order Nisi.
George ". l'urncll,
IcrsHA


William u. Corbin, Mary l.. Corhin. 9; a!
In the Circuit Cour, for Worcester coun
ty, In Equity. No. llil, july Term
1855, To wit-August 2ls,, lSss.
ORDERED, that the sales made and re,
ported by George ". Purncll. Trustee foi
the sale Of the real estate mentioned IN
the proceedings In the above entitled
cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause To the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 3rd Monday of September
next; provided copy of this orler be in
serted In some newspaper printed in Wor.
ccsier county once IN each Of three success
sivc weeks before the seventeenth day oi
September, in the year eighteen hundred
and cighty-cighl.
The report states the amount of sales Ia
bc $iaOOOO.
IouN ". STATION, Clerk.
True copy,
Test; JomS ". STATION, Clerk,
aug. 25.:h
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
SATURDAY.
The 25th Day of August, 1888,

An' right, title and interest OF II.
parties 10 the aforesaid cause, in and IL
the following real estate, to wit:
All that House and - in Poc0moke
City, where DIR. George 7. Trutt now re.
sides, more particularly described in the
proceedings in the Chanccry cause above
referred 10.
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
A VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

"FIRE ISLAND BEACH, AUGUST J.; 1888.
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25

In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
ty, July Term, 1888, to wit: Aug $, 1888
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
QUESTION oF TEARS AND Moon.

Again. that woman stands In The crisis
0f the text who has bereavement and u
struggle for livelihood at the same time.
without mentioning names, speak from
observation. All IL Is hard thing for a
woman To make an honest living, even
when her heart Is not troubled. AMI she
has n fair cheek AMI the magnetism Of an
ex luisiie presence Hut now the hns-
band, or the father, Is dead. The eSpen-
ses OF the ohsequies hayeal's0rl'ed all That
was eft In the savings lank and wan
and wasted with weeping and watching,
she CUES lorih--a grave. hearse. coffin.
behind her--io contend for per existence
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
Notice to Creditors.
William 5. Dryden
Versus
His Crcflitors

In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
ty, July Term, 1888, to wit Aug 8, 1883.
TIE PETITION of William 5. Dry
den, with the schedule and affidavit
having been read and considered, l, John
w. Station, Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Worcester county, do thcreupon appoint
George w. Purncll Preliminary Trustee
or the benefit of the said petitioner and
{ \crcditors, and direct that he give bond
to State of Maryland conditioned for
the iiithful discharge oi his trust i.
penalty, four thousand dollars, with
securities approved by me; and | do
further order aid petitioner to appear
before the Circ. rt for Worcester
county on the FIl. 'sDAY after
the fourth Monday in -
swcr such intcrrogatories Al.
rs his creditors, endorsers or ST
'r"pose or aliege against. i.h'--
his. .n,ci
published weekly for the
days by inserting copy of th.- -. m a
newspaper printed in Worcester county
once u week for the said period Of forty
days.
.JomN w STATION, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test: JouS W. STATION, Clerk.
uug lite
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25

News comes from Massachusetts, tina,
small file manufacturing company has
Just been compelled TO suspend business
because il can not stand up agains, 'the
persistent and aggressive warfare OF
large incorporated concerns The
tariff people had better leave this in
stance alone Il illustrates tendency
found all over the country to crowd
small concerns to the wall, which ten.
dency is the direc, resul, Of oyerpro.
lection in building up monopolies. Yet
amullitude OF small concerns are better
than a few big ones. so far as wage
earners are concerned. They iofmeT-
ly gave opportunities that no longer ex'
ist for journeymen to go into } usi-
ness themselves.
Democratic messenger., 1888-08-25
Terms of Sale.

100000 in cash will be required ON day
Of sale and the balance of purchase.
To bc paid in twelve months from day OF
sale, To be secured by interest. hearing
bond Of purchaser with suretics 10 be ap.
proved by Trustee.
CLAYTON J.fuL.
july 2stf Trustee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-22
ROUND REDUCTION.
The Proposed Tariff Bill Cuts on 81 900.
600 -Randalrs Measure.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 2O.-It il ex-
pected that the tariff bill will be pre-
senled to the full committee by Thurs
day next, and will, IL il understood,
propose a reduction of 5000 900,
mainly on the tsritf list. Mr.. Randall
also has measure which will be intro.
duced into the Democratic caucus.
HIS scheme proposes reduction OF
S62 ,0OO, 900, mainly from the internal
revenue taxes. He abolishes all inter
ual revenue taxes. lie reduces some
of the revenue now derived from GUS
toms by increasing the duty on GER
tain articles to the prohibltory point.
For instance, he increases the duty on
tin pla.es from cent per pound Lo y
cents per pound. He makes some
other similar changes in the tariff.
The changes which he will propose
are chiefly in the way of reductions
and the Enlargement of the free list.
He does not interfere with the 50.
called protected schedules.