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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
NE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Feb 25-Cotou dull Milling l0asc.
Florr VA. quiet Howard Street AMI Western super
nm - - Z 10. tttrt 10 - GA D. Family - - %
10 INV Mill, Superaue y Il az 90 do So OOO3 55
do ~ Bran 10 ~ 10 PatIp-co Family 81 g. 81.
peratve - So Whst-Sonhern Quiet Rod YO0g fc
40 Amber g219Jc Western nriner. Ma winter Red
SPOT ut SsdS3iac: 10 for March at $50 ~ '4o'
10 Nav 81 UNl4c Corn-Soutlsrn steady White "a %
b5c Yellow 5ics wes5ern nrmer. Mixed SPOT 53Ao
IsK- 10 March 30 9jiG 10 Tor NAY % 20 ,, SC
oats we're auiet. southern 3j6iOc; Western White
4O64lc Western Mixed 81 G3Jc Poaasyiyaua S6HiOc.
rye steady at go zoe. lay drmHri Prime u Choice West
or, sit0OSl5 %. Provisions sts:iv Mess PORK Sl5 -
BulKneats. shoulders aut Clear RID II les ptctet
;4slc Reconsideration. 7i23Sac. Cha kb side. SIC
Hams II l2,lo Lard refined $50. Butter hrm western
pacKei IL E12a Creamery asa SO Egg II 700 LINED
nominal ordinary 20 lr 10 l9S 90 sugar
lte4ir. A soft 10 Copper refined hrmer at 100 re.
whsxev stelir at 81 p 6sl 49, FreFh to Liverpool per
a. i,.ceipts-tiouc 1876 bb.s. Wheat 7Ob bush
Corr 80 90 busr Oats 5000 Dush. Ship nents-Flour
12l4 bbls What $1,000 bush, SaoN-Whoat lOOOOO Ous
Cor l79 900 bush
Bo,roS. Feb. 9j.-Flour quiet. Corn. demand lighti
4a ~. NO White ;Zt GI3c No White i2'4 i3 Snor s.
Mi,iins s24UJG s.4Jl Wntor shorts s23 OOGsZS 70.
Pntisr fauy steady. Cheese quot but ste1lY. Eggs.
steuiV Provisions were seaY Receipts , dor inc Hay
Dat. sO bash. shorts IS tons
BuFr,to. Feb 25.-Wheat-No Hard dull but firm AZ
Nay wneIt; No. ! H4r Northsrn ftclhc
So over No Northern Sc Chlcalo; Winter Wheat
higher No. Rat Michigan 80 &c; No. White Mchigai
80 M ASKED Cora lair demand; prices heaefi
10 10 Yellow s. nc. No. $50 asked on track oats
in GOOD demand and frmer No. White 8SdaS4c NO :
WHITE 38l,c. NO 2 Mixed 20 &c on track BARLEY
uncaange - | Canada 936atc; No Canada 9osslc;
no Eek "a Rve nominal Flour steady; hlioed
stea ly-wInter SO 90 Spring 80 30 Rsoeots =
~ lrlf | 900 bush Corn 1000 bush oats l,OOO push.
superintendent $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr.Trrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-fORk DBALlNtS.
Tho grain markets Saturday disposed TO quetnes
being specially impulse to cause activity on
sdo shippers bought moderately for export taxing
$4,000 wheat and part Of 200 sress OF cash lard
sold Corn neg the port Ee but on the spot
was shade better aud the advance IN cash wheat extended
to cent dealing wheat options fell below 2OOOooo
bushels and the market somewhat unsettled although
the net result OF the days business slight asin-0
cent largo decrease the visible supply seIpeced from
Mondays statement aud this coupled with hrnor foreign
markets. gave the temper somewhat bunsh tone Alter
tho close trading May options 1t hardening values
The official nna quotations were as follows; February,
s9Ia; March. s0ss April 90A May Slhi June 81
July 9als; August s9a4 December. 93's cents option
corn retained It's 9Th small volume OF business and
closed steady at gains Of 49s cents as follows February
$685. March, April and Nav. So June. os'si July, o9t
August, 597s; September, co.'s cents o"es
wcrs sd1 cent better on the spot, ana
the options duh ana shade better AZ 80 ior
March an 37s May. Tho provision speculatons
were dull and eaurees but Lard options ended with some
light cams OG F.Oruar 81 80 for arch 90 vi fer
April s. O3 for May " for Juno and IS ii for July
ThsrecsIpts grain aud hour ropors On SATURDAY AZ
York Baltimore Philadelphia asi Boston were as too~
Wheat 20 53o bushels 1921 bushels oats l0l A9o
bushels, total grain 3O7 226 bushels; Hour 46426 PACK
ages AT Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals
vore Wheat So 2S7 bushels 2774O4 bushels; oats
567 bushels total grain. 4S0.2j3 bushels Hour ALLOW
barrp
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Good to Choice Lambs steady ct 20 2onse onsr
unchanged nag hal Total far
v.ar thus lar 800 head For same time last ween 80
sead Consigned rough 4s ears ~ OF wlcs 20 s s;
Tor aud higher; Mixed rixs ~
YORKER. S. 2oas5 selected Yorners % M
selected Medium weights. So IoU]o 'oi h""s" ., w
C,,Ic.go Union Stock Yards Feb 2e.-T Erop,M
,oannat ,.portS cais-Reoeipts 600 head snipnesls
1o"e market wa. strong Steers % 90 st0oss1s
on Feeders 81 S54sS TO- Cows Bulls AMI Mheu III o.
"a y5: Texas fed steers IS 30 0St 90 m. 49,. ~.
40 -. shipments .O0e heat MAI
ket lower, Mixed s. 0OVf5 %; Heavy % o"~o" '''
Iiehi 81 s5a5 skins 81 % 81 10 -. ,.~.,
necelpt, 900 head Market slow and lower
Naiives S. o Western - 5000 lot Texans - w
81 80; Lambs Sjds1 500 -, a,r
ments 400 Market strong Choice Heavy Ia -
steer. 90 30 20 Fair Good Native steers - sue
iO butchers steers Medium 70 Cheice ~ lo@ss on
Siockers and Feeders fair TO good s. w Vo5l
hrm Choice Heavy aud Butchers selectlona 70 .. ~
30 Packing Workers Medium 10 th0cs - Vo @9o H.
Light grade. Ordinary 0ooi ~ o5dso 10 -. 800.
ShD1 -Reoeipts 300 head shipments 800 AarAeS WAS
steady. FaIr Choice IS 5D0s5 20.
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THE MARK TS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y,,.lh r.. i--rs-fs ff'y'yEiG


coFFEE-F.r Brazil 'tyles the :pot mar Coz, "a
LARGELY 10 ninii sales 500 bags Az 30 i'y n 'h 2
5,"v "a OrO bags during the two hours OF thr season
vr,ces indicated advance Of 1929 POINTS
the list sympathy with loIssr alvces rom th
rs,hzng selling set III a' the dav advanced ana
, indicated icon OF 10 points o,ry
o,0nths and ~ p points ate months 20 January 10 10
In on FeIruarr II O1dl2nj; March. lliOd IL 50
April l25a liSo May ilodl 20 June iio' July
10 a.. October .Ol50lo.2o November 10 luG 20 10 :
December IOl0alol5 Th~ actnal sales Of the
dtecr-rf month. arc Frhruarv. l21"D 3 10; March.
YiGosl 20 Aprii llGe ellio May ll.5 j., Jn9%
September. 1r.5JdlU. % october l0f 1lO.2Oi Novem-
Der lu3OalO.2Ji December. 1925 lll0
CpTTON-lhe spot market was Neglected to-day ann
values not oBc ally changed Tho port
receipts Yesterday aggregated e2lt bales com.
pairing with 0is0 bales the same Day last week
ARD 9g75 bales for the corresponding dav aSt
wear since september beginning OF the crop veirl
ths receipts have aggregated 4.S2j7ll bales against
$3.50 AT for the time last season
onotarons based on tAe American of Classihcs
tim, q
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To- nv. ~-ENtre
rlO4uv

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Ths rain storm had a
SSS i On oca rdc aieosn EIpoT;era bought Oily
10 iii mprrAuve or'erA Prices show no iurthnr c"Jnss
Ne"knoTn oi~n,s ,iysYsg. rs sr, IN svor o.
s sn sos "a 500 GS ncludnr LOO bb, clty
S E1a a. at Z 1876 go to- So %s'
as; : Ilb, ;. besi ~. 1900 bolt.
&nrer wheat 50 goas5 an, AM 900 b SG MINI.
ciose Iul Quotation. CIV MIL ion West Indies - -
wheat, Tow sFado, 81 90 ~ 40 lair 70 very nolec
soor eaoce :, 25asi IS paspt iancy - - ass Mn
ne-oe sPr'ns wheat oy fHt5S ~ '.9 - 1U eoa
n % 5e - SO p.tee or%;y to very y,. s0 S 81 80
S 'GTHE.N FLO R-B'rrlr .lr,dv N price ~ !
At s. sosa Cool Cool to choice SS'' ae, s. sf5 Eyi
IL9Q 81 rsn-e coRyMnAe 40 Vel Yellow S@ Vest
err quo5 - = DiI2EE2SS :, e = srouR
Quoted at 90 81 80. 80
SaiHIS-wiIEAr-rn SPOT marset WIS vel sa't.nc ,l
Exporters 48.OOo ouse' 3u m home rue NOV nent
runs enatey eak an strong at ono ume Showing ssiGs
S1 no specaaiiye SesIings were light anI confined
pant 10 Ha. n"1 n a, DIS 61 Ssi. SPOT in
gliding 80 i9re a. ~ &C. ID syaoT 81 eo
closing at do. Mrch S9%es93.e closing at 80 'e
81 w. e a. 81 81 June. Ssi at 81 ~
T,s e@ %GIF6a a a5i aaeSao4s
GO 7a G1a sb I'd sG 9 sas .a 5s hpSf
frd on and the hfees,. options
adv me 9on' - Ctg@ "s9 5,n 10 a"y ,po
including Unsraiei Nike At b iaa6i4c; M. g. ssa :.
Steamer elevator 60 'S"ys'Sr clos ~
50 50 rsG d TO- MarGS closing a, SIC: ApF closing
1t soc; DO MAJ, 5osa 80 80. closing at 5se' a% J'n1
S Ss,. do. &aeasr 5j%aG5e closing 99'-c'
@ATs ardi, r e ani close, tely hest grades.
sGyinccd -. but loss senerL op no 49,. T9,o
W staGr siIs. 10000 bushels future $1,000 nn'f,
sgo' iRa.l ing WSne ?ftt%9io, 10 / White 42'?c;
MixeI Western 37c.; White 10 4oS &c; No. z FsDTa'
ss no na IT 81 4o d" May S7EaS7 &C. closing
at 8 So No White Mrch, Aprl ant May III closing at
NAY AND srRAW-Ouet and without change OF mo
"UOPs-Therc w4s ntte demand to-day'' market hut
nrrv.n ouota ions were ntanei NowYOrk state crop
Of 1851. best / 10 d. Ne un 100 ~: 90 Common;
e 20 S-S ieT,saps crop Of iss2 i5s2ac
genera n4i~,i N fact 10 .a.- - ~, ao-, o., ann, an,
a 80 Al oc Tor futures at rs Is $3.50.
- 10 Ir vcry Ioad-Clo>d firm % Sc. win sales
NAVAL sIOhha-spirt, fufprntne gn,rt ana IN
ohangeL o,nH jul 0lot'i"ns; strained - g9 g 40
= 30 T. s. 81 81 - g.. y. IL 30 window ulass 81 %
IS Sga Mater %9's 50 90 va. without ea,nro
in aa9 " di@reu" Q.oon9. cotionss,d crude $@'
.a s9. gcia.1o cyn 7s c s1%%or c E' S
GIL 65c Mcmahon crude 'ound zoe, hghI pressed SO
beacnsd s5c. spsrm crude, c. 56jc WINTER. $50
6sc, OeAch'i "ator -e75c ''e@eard sprns %. 20
bes,ioi winter 42c. extra plea hed +ici ove Dois o.
7ic.: ueasiOOL prue 80 'oc common - ~o"'' o*'"
pto""EGN FREGGHrs-A aside from a fair movewcnt IN
s. BEKTH ENGAG -MENTs-Io LONDON, steam. hoac ca,
5000 1nsn rain ~. A'anaoni. sea hr coo o. 900
TEns-sn.aeae hence ship $1,000 ennol. private
hsnce, brig ge ,rd, sl75oi Port Elizabeth hence a
Norwegian Dark general
he IA al for coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
MLDIC1L AND SURGICAL NOTES.

TEST FOR WALL PAPEHs,-A simple and easily ap
0ed test for wall consists in turning down al or
binary gas Jet 70 quite pn-Doint until the fame is
wholly blue and this being done strip OF the paper sus
eected OF containing arsenic sixteenth Of inch
vide and an inch long the edge Of this
being brought in with the outer edge Of the
Game gray coloraton due 10 arsenic, viii be seen In
Ne fame II the paper is burned little, the fumes given
Of strong garliclike odor due vapor Of
Senic acid. On taking the paper away from the flames
md looking the charred end,
eolored bronze red which Is copper reduced by the
carbon. Being away from the fame In fine
Of division the copper is slightly Oxdized by the air. and
On placing charred end SECOND time not too far into
the fame the latter colored green copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. IS Special was some "hgh
rolling IN the wheat by the local traders hutchinson
proving husefa "higaer roller" than any other by taxing
about 900 bushels Partridges operations were next
but on the other sold from TO 100000 Ouhe
In dul! day those goodsized operations
Boyd Paxton Boyd sold goot lot OF wheat Tor IN" North
west May opened s02 cents aud closed al 80
cents The some figure the signal service pre-
dieting freeze Of tho recent RAIN the ANTICIPATION
of OF from 100000 to 100000 bushels IN the
visible supply on Monday had also some influence inc
faiInrs of H. f. Cole Co.. Now York grain house. anect
ed wheat very little indeed although IL did cause hoen
dip In corn.
Tho arrivals the morning 29l ears were over
400 cars under expectstsns This started inc price
steady at 81 cents ped 10 advance TO 81 cents
Hutchinson was buyer from the very opening
little before the hews OF the |oe
failure Oh the Produce Exchange came along anu
at out the the estimates for Tae.day receipts
AS cars Thee latter lar<c Raiders aauo io mos ~
inc the allure The result w4sa up 10 D.
cents lor Nav Tao close no WAS Al Ola Huehn'
son sggregas- II estimated IN the pit some
thing like l.0OO.0O0 bushels ,,-- ,,, -.,,.o- ,o
IN hs provision pit there was dall tlno WIN ~
now nurtIAurs opeAod anu closed ~ tnS SANS
ngire all iay be weeh $40 y 2 an
ala " 10 Nav lard kept ~ u 2@sS ana 81
AMI close at 81 May ribs zepb De"ces - oI9
AZ 30 and ~ 81. The packing mere was -
days NOW w 10 Tlthn AuVVV hVsS VI
last wear gaming abol 10000 hOss during tho Week.
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S ss.s ss: n0r Lone S'' c,! s1%s
os, sS. g ssG O. Clear g ssss s. ss
Flour 2ooo bbs Wheat 1000 bnsni Corn 1000 ensn.
Oats $4,000 onsn kye none na, ao i,vvo 9a,a n3
bush. Rye none. Barley 1000
TOLEDO Feb 25-Whsat active, higher Cash s6d S3 &c;
MAY $3.50 Corn DUH Cash b0gc. Oats stsadvi MAY
36.e Covsrssed active lower Cash and February ana
March 81 I'LL Recepss-Corn 1000 bush Coverseeh 284
bags 6hipnents-Whest 10000 bush. Corn 1000 bush.
wi baRa
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JOHN C. snEEHAN. Secretary.
ACUEDUCT COMMISSIONING OYFIcI, |
room 900 STEWART BLiLDIyG. NO I'D bRQApWAr(
NEw.YoKK, February 3, 1888 }

NUMBER B. TO cosrnAcroaa
RIug OR PROPO, - for handp and NAMING ann lsy
AZ es. iron aud their sppnFteHs bcss rom
a. to the pr"psse ats mouse ~ ms
.oraI paw I.seTvo all Othsf work In coh.
nsotion u complete renen 10 81 .ns
ealIed ter IL the APPROX FORMS w
ma his IN tho Once OF Pe Aae
duct Cow missiones will be received Al his ounce un y
dav Of February, lssb. ~ . soSc9
D m a. which apd hour they WIN De puJisy opeaso
hv m. a,d the award OF the coz
taci Tor doing work ana furnishing SAID materials vi
Be made said - soon thereafter - PAe'h
oable. A.. 100000.
bids aud envelopes 10y
their and Of bonds AMI ths plans Of SAID
work add All ether Information bs 0btzine AZ the abYe
on go OF the Csam ssonsrs on application TO tbs
secretary z.-,
nv order Of the Aquednct Consissisner ,,
N' ~ JANIS G. SPENCER President
JOHN {. sHEEHAN. Sscrstary
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ADVERTrSE,fFNTS r

ADVERTISEMENT FOX THE NEW:
THROWN oFfiCEs No. i2ss broadway. corner Thrtt
and Twenty third sta, sntil N sos Net Iwsny. ~
mar Parteenthst $50 Third ave. Forty
iEt Thin ave-, near sixtieehst. and the aAhtssIx
OFF JE 257 hundred and twenty hrh 81 MY
fhrriave hundred aud afth<s- ~ -
o N o regular ONCE rateA
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convrs.roysRs' oSvI

AEw.YoKx. Feru2I by d, 1888 J
NUMBER 2. TO CONTRACTORS,
PROPOSE IA for furais and delivering
iran Pipes Special Pipe Castings h. be used on section
and Section II OF he New Aqu~uo At such PLACES As
CIV Of NsvYsIk as nay bo desspstes by iHs s9Gsutt
and provides for In ths approved VI
al ale Ia erls II
Aaunipct VIII be received This ofcs natl
Nenesday M 2Jth day o. February, 1888 ~ se'eck
D. M which place aud honr they rhbs posoy ypetea
~ the nedu,i Copnssisasrs AMI the war o. The
fac5 fof 10 NJ said work and furBsh salt materials vii
be By sald Commissioner a. soon thereafter - Srsc
tcabls 1870 1870.
Biank said approved contract and The speoae.
tons thereof an bids or proposals. AND popt enveocef
81 Lends and Also The plans fof
aud AL Ot-r Information cs1 he obtained AZ ne
10 tho secf etaIT
BY order of tie Aqusluct Conn ssioners ,,.
~ JAMEs G. sPEs GER, President
JOHN G. EEHAN, SeoretAry
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proposals.
AQyrDuCr CoMSrssroSxKs' 0yyIcE.
NKW.YoRK. FsLruary & 1889.

AoyFDuCT CoMxrssrosKKs OFFICE
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING. No ESQ BROADWAY
NKw.YoRK. February g. 1883. }
NUMBER l. -
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering asl
laying inch pipss AND their spPpTensns fro
18jhs ami 20 the proposed Gate House th4
Park Rese DONG all ober work In c'nnestfod
there nscessry 10 compse Of New Orsto
Aqusdue called 'o in the agproye forms OF ccntrscv
amt spechcaoas nle IN the eo- u she Apsednct Con-.
misssnsrs viii DO recsvsf ct this Office unit. wednesday,
ts 10Th dar Of februyy 1899 v ociocs III At "hlo9
Con .seners and Ibe a~a Of he contract for dopg $40
furnishing said materials VIII lie made ~ said
Co thereafter - prsotcab!e ..
Blank forms o. said approved contract and specihcaoss
enclosure and FORM o. Ton Is and alec The plsns 81 sam WORK
all other b. ootan ned ~ ths sssvs sMcs
thu Aausduct Commissioners on application W The score
taTy. ..,.--..,.-
' JAMES q. SPENCER President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. Secretary.
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corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb 25.-l p m.-Cotton-The sales OF
"a. ncinde 500 bale. American Futures closed quiet
6ai steady Upan Low Mihdnng cause seOruay Ss'
iv.ry Si.Gtd buyers; Pc iruary ami Marcn usIWeT'
34dad buyers March and Aprit delverr 3o-oa seni
er,- kprl and May delivery, D 36-6AL buyers May anu
lime ei,yery 3sGti BUYERS; June And July delveIy
5 40 id vline: July AMI August delivery 0 $3.50
..Ie-. Angust and september delivery, 42oti seers
GALvEsr0S. Feb. 26-cotten -sioaay aiaaamT ~;
r,',p,- az. bales l42 bales stock 253Js Dales
NnRF0Lk Fen 20 --Cottoa-steatY AiGdnn4 IVi pes
receipt. 2iJ Daesi eoAst"lso' IV' ""io'' ~
Sill bales. STOCK 3o.351 bales ,,,u, o,o,c
Low MiddlInE 7l6 GOOD Ordinary, 10 hes a an
gross receipts 1874 Oaes sxpoft.to Great bflap a'u,t
haze, 10 the Continent 20 uaes; cOast"se or OaIesi
sales $50 uAie. STOCK. 81, III Dals% ,,.,,,- q, .
Accommodating; Addlmg, ohi
Low Mddlng. SIG; Good oruGary Us net Fscelg
0gg bales gross receIp 45t8 bales exports 10 Hress
Britain bales 1900 bales stock, 3lO-o4 Daisa
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6slu Wamte6.

XVANTED-A number OF Locomotive En-
gineers TO o,ve the CITY Ut once transpstasp w
be furnishei; permanent employ ent guaa os
pa reference only those Willing To ,sx y
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eoodOrllnarv........7s Low Mltiling. ........
81 Goo 1r iipary $40 ildhng zee. ..........lO
I'm The market for futures sales reached only $500
haze. Int the temper que strong. the market closing
AT sn advance o. 4 a. points Tor the day.
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Qeachers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
N es.es supplied charge. TEACHERS Registered
frre vacancies always on han1 form for stamp. X H.
AVERY American School Bureau, w. 14th-st, N. Y
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors Coy
ernesses &C. 10 Colleges Schools and antilles Apply 10
MRS NJ. J. YoUNGBuLION, 2S Union squafe.
I AIDES CLASSES for study OF BEST English
and Fore gn Authors. Address Miss JACOT 81 last
l1th So. or 33 Wost l3Jth.st --------
TUTORS, GOverDesses, Professors, ieachers
all branches circulars Of schools plea u R ~
17th.st, between lthsve. and Broadway
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS Bu-
w KEAU for soAesl supplies Professors, Ieach
efs Governesses Musicians H"oSekeepefs Companions
&c colleges schools End families also Bookkeepers
StenOnraphers and COpYfsts To business firms
MRS A. d. CULVER 32s 6thave New-York City
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TAKE CARE OF THE NEW VOTERS.

million first voters whom the war is history and
not personal experience added to the voting popua
sion every years They not swsyet by sentiment
issues nor the grandeur Of the Republican parry
They the future and want to fight present politics
on present They the life, enthusiasm and
active powe. u any party old State and county COM
nttees proved cumbous and slow Tor quick mo
ton and direct application. Young love organization
which has social side 70 IT, and embrace large num-
bers supplies this, and the active agency
Ing ana recruiting power Of party ehecnate
and challenge to tbs growing indifference 70 poes among
hand and appeal can be LAID on the shoulder
every and the right pain OF s091 P1iiuSe anu
good fellow ship pointed out ~ him j. D. OLAhhSoN'
Des Moines, Iowa
The clubs political discussion and political aSsoei
tjon among large body whose primary Interest
Is not IN politics. permanent instead of spasmodic They
supply powerful zaen for the constant INSTRUCTION
Of voters and for all important work OF reaching
tbem and bringing them TO the polls They stimulate
enthusiasm and give opening TO young
men for the active work for which they are the
best fitted that could be obtained In any other way
This great movement now be called since ~ mas
assumed proportions, is capable OF achieving
great results depends as 1t seems to me-
on the rigid observance of condition The work Of
the be given 70 the party ana It's prime anu
pothnc else The league OF any consider
leuar cand date whether State National thei power
tOr usefulness in the only true sens OF Inc worn sOe
T. the level a personal faction Is only too easy
j. necessary that the clubs should pass any
denying ordinance but IL is essential mat te i,
fnd officers should be neither holders nor seekers OF Po
ical OF the clubs lies IN their dis
pterested devotion the party and us principles ana
hey begun, they oner pledge that can
y gNcn Tor the success and the enduring s9uIdness
" the Republican party. HENRY CABOT LODGE
Washington, ID. q.
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BROOKLYN.
THE CRITTENDEN. .
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY, FRENCH SCHOOL
and Kindergarten 70, both
OF Hicks-st. Of Pineapple - -
SECOND YEAR September % Mss NJ WHEELtis
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer Coies
late Institute. Third term tcllns February
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

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IL may asked. What is the need Of additional CLUBS
ouch as are now popOscdl The is to supplement-
the existing organizations and lift them out OF their
On binary ruts 20 foot discussions Oh Nlts
principles to arouse and interest the younger voters and
TO nspilt In various ways all Republicans to meet the
,uendpg conflict OF 1855 and those which are to follow
Auxiliary clubs are always helpful and should ever DC
encouraged by the regular organization o party "hoso
members need % be that the fun vote may De
brought to the polls Space enough Is not aHotted me
10 argue this point, but 1 speak from experience In
any canvass alone wish 90 organize thei
So, So H. Republican club one to be '~ideni another
,ecretay and The third treasurer by all means encourage
Them to do IT, Their work may, IN addition 10 theii own
votes secure three mOIe which may save the elecoh
There Is little dancer that these new clubs VIII CLASH
with the regular ORGANIZATIONS % All working Tor
y common purpose and will endeaVor to avoid connict
-, The regular organizations will call all the meetings
'or the election Of delegates nominate candidates
fundamental principle OF the new organizations Is hat
hey shall undertake TO influence or control nominations
80 long they observe this Principe IL VIII not De
harmful but helpful II by their real manifested by hold
Ing meetings opening reading-rooms by circulating
documents aud 10y bringing 70 the front new men 10
politics they stimulate 10 more Vigorous dctN45 ule
older and regular organiz atoms OF the party. -
heartily favor the permanent organization OF fS,
publican clubs each State aecOrtng 70 Us own special
re and ci Gun SAM e. WILLIAM II" ChNNDi-f-1-
Washington. ID. G.
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