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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

The lord mayor of London is to give Minis
ter Phelps farewell banquet" on the Gath of
January. The marchioness of Salisbury is
preparing farewell testimoniar' from the
ladies prominent in London society to be pre-
scented to Mrs. Phelps in a short time These
are items Of news which reach America from
England Evidently the impression prevails in
England that the American minister will soon
make his farewells. Is he to be speedily re-
called, as result Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
episode, or does the fixing of farewell ban
quet in January indicate the English idea Of
the quickness with which new administration.
not to come into power until March, will de-
eapitase the important representatives of the
republic abroad, appointed by its predecessor?
Which Is it, lord mayor of London, the giver of
banquets?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

Jack the Ripper has the honor to announce
to the nobility and gentry of Belgium his ar
rival in the ancient and noted city of Brussels.
where he will continue the operations which
made him famous in the whitechapei quarter
of London. performing them in the future with
the same artistic finish as in the past Brussels
Is said to be in q fever Of excitement over the
circulation of this worthy's announcement of
his presence there, unmindful of the fact that
the assassins who are to he feared are not those
who herald their coming, but those who move
stealthily about and strike always in the dark.
The noisy fellow is more apt to be practical
joker of a pretty poor sort than a man of
action.
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d2S

The Cup RICE SALE Or
AT OAK HALL,
Corner Tenth and streets,
while longer
FOR MEN.
Cape Overcoats reduced from S25 to S16. 90.
Storm Coats reduced from &12 to IS.
Storm Coats reduced from Is to $40
Storm Coats reduced from 81 D TO So.
A good Overcoat at So; reduced from $3.50.
A1-Wool Cashmere Overcoats, 20. 80; reduced from
$3.50
C6inchi Overcoats at $3.50: reduced from 40.
Chinchilla Overcoats at So. 80; reduced from SEQ
Montasnac Chinchlla 0vercoats At $40; reduced from
Fine Beaver Overcoats at s12 so; reduced from sl9
Black Corkscrew Overcoats, $l2 reduced from SIS
Breasted Chinchilla Coats and Vests, $3.50;
Double Breasted chinchla Goats and Vests $40; re-
Suits at %. So reduced from $40.
Suits at ~; 25: reduced from S12.
Suits at s19 reduced from sl5, s16, and els.
suits at $i5: reduced from s25.
Prince Albert Suits at $1S: reduced from $Ss.
Full Dress Suits speciality
FOR BOYS TO Is YEARS.
Our line Of Suits and OvercOats is unusually large for
this time Of the year. and prices have been down
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and sta NV
Open this week TN p M. saturdays tin IL d2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

For, 10, these many days has the President
elect converted himself into a mere receptacle
OF the words OF politicians. Bot now the pa.
nens vessel is filled to the point Of overAowine.
AZ listener, the Presideut-elect announces
himself tired. The public, too, is weary Of the
cabinet speculation, which will in a measure
cease when the great The who listeusp becomes
1.-THE one who talks" Gen. Harrison canno.
speak too soon or unbosom himself too fully TO
please the curious public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

Chauncey VI. Depew pronounces in favor of
steam heating for cars, and declares the sys-
tenn, from actual experiment upon his road, an
unqualified success. Mr.. Depews declarations
are significant. When the railroad presidents
begin to waver in their allegiance to the car
stove its doom is fixed Everybody else has
condemned il long ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28
G1ovEs FoR New YEAR,s PREsrsrs.


You don't knoc the size; you don't kno,c the shade;
vou don't knoc the style. Leave that to u.s. Should the
wrong size shade be selected we will exchange them
at any time. The name stamped ON each Glove
'Palas Royal"is a guarantee You and to those to
whom the Gloves are presented that they the BEST
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

The republicans greet with unbounded an.
proval and enthusiasm the announcement a,
the executive committee Of the national asso.
citation OF democratic clubs that the next pres.
identiai campaign will be fought upon the
same issues as the last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28
g.. Ct. Conswrrr e. Sous

Ct. G. ConxwrrL & Sous
GOODS FOR NEW YEARS
Largest Stock Of the following brands
cHAMPAaNEs
This side Of New York at New York prices:
@. Il. MUMN co.
PoMMERY aRESo.
RUrNART. PERE Fills.
vEUvE cIIcoUoT poNsARprS,
GEIsLER CO.
ROYAL BERToN SEC,
LOUIS RoEpERER
PERRIER JoUEr co.
ERNEST IRRoY.
PIPER HEIDsIECK SEC"
HEIDsIEcK co. DRY MoNoPoLE, EXTRA
BoUcHE SEC.
MoET & cHANDoN WHITE SEAL"
DELDEcK Co,
JULES MUMM GRAND SEC"
HENRI ABEpE RUBY ROYAL -sEc.~
GEO. GoUDET EXTRA DRY.
THEoPHILE RoEpERER 4 CO..
DUMMY CO..
FELIX JAcQUIN PRIVATE CLUB
GOLD LACK.
COOKS IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY est. LOUIS.
ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CcALIFoRNID.
GREAT WESTERN EXTRA DRY PLEAsANI
vALLEY.N.Yh
GOLD SEAL EXTRA DRY URBANA. N.Yh
PRIDE OF THE VINE CALIFORNIA.
OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
ST. CRoIx AND JAMAICA RUNS,
MEDFoRD AND NEW ENGLAND RUNS,
OLD SOUTH SIDE MADEIRA.
OLD LONDON DOCK PORT,
oTARp AND HENNEssY BRANDIEs,
sHERRIEs, WHISTLES. GINS. ETC,
CRUISE Fills FREREs'.
BRANDENBURG FREREs.
BARTON GUEsTIER's.
AND OWN IMPORTATION AND BoTTLING
CLARETs AND WHITE WINES,
LIQUEURs. CoRDIALs. ETC.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CHEESE,
MALAGA GRAPES,
FLORIDA ORANGES.
MANDARINs.
TANGERINs
LADY APPLES,
ITALIAN CHESTNUTs, Ere.
Nos. l412, 14l4, AND 141S PENN. AVE
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An IMPORTANT NorrcE.
THE PALAIs ROYAL OFFERS TOMORROW THE
STOCK OF AN IMPORTER OF ENGLISH
MACKINTOSHES.
THE LATEST NOVELTY RUBBER GOODS AT
LONDON PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

correspondent, whose communication il
printed elsewhere, endorses the idea Of a uni
fcation by act Of Congress Of Washington and
Georgetown, and suggests the ultimate alb
sorption by the capital Of all the numerous
suburban villages. with distinctive names,
which have sprung up in the District. I'm
doubleday the future Washington will cover
the whole District. the tendency of things is
strongly in that direction. The practical move
ment of the present in furtherance Of that re-
suit is to harmonic as far as possible suburban
and city plating, and to Fl the lines of streets
outside the city in conformity with its plan,
along which buildings may be safely erected.
In the end the city of Washington and the Dis
trict of Columbia will be geographically the
same, and modern body Of laws will be uni
formly applicable to all portions of the ex-
tended city. In pursuance of the general pol
icy indicated the first formal annexation which
suggests itself is that of Georgetown, which is
already practically part of the capital, and
which for many reasons should be legally rec
ognized as such without delay.
In Paris, 1t seems, the people are as morbidly
curious about the ceremony Of dispatching a
felon as in New York or Chicago. Learning
that Prado was to be guillotined this mornings
q crowd began to collect about the Roquette
prison last night, and probably swelled to
gigantic proportions by daybreak. There is
one thing for which the French public may
thirst, however, without getting any satisfac-
ton from the authorities; that is the glorifca-
ton Of a murderer by published description,
Of his appearance, habits, thoughts, and
speeches during the last week or two Of his
life. In that respect they do things very de-
Gently in Paris. When the death penalty by
electricity comes into vogue in New York state,
after the first of January, we shall see how
much better an American city can conduct it
self than even weli-ordered foreign one; for
the same law which changes the form Of exc
cution prohibits the newspapers from printing
any description Of the final scene, and one per-
ennial horror will be done away with-unIess
some enterprising sheet makes a test case and
succeeds in breaking the force Of the statute.
As matter of fact, the prohibition will not
amount to much if any of the prison officers
see fit to ''leak;" for there is nothing to pre-
vent the Jersey City and Hoboken papers,
printed just across the river, from issuing
extras for New York consumption.
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GooDs Fon
T. +. y /. III / #|issI|i IS is
| ~ #$5$##$ +. ! 4 4 . r f
E {: ! 81 j WI wv ::
Each of Departments have been carefully
stocked with such goods the newest and most
| suitable for evening wear
We have put special prices great many and In
vite your inspection Of same.
We name few articles only.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
full line Of evening shades in Cashmeres at so and
One fine Of ssine6 Pushes, all shades, worth se
one line "a asSes all shades worth Al
yard; special, Soc. yard.
NETS AND GAUZEs FOR OVER DRESSES.
Blne W tar RGhsi snd Se
os ns mer q s yss ss,s SOC
Is 81 Bot Ns n 4
line Of a%zesp 81 ones VIDE IN sh.
Sss Mf
special price, $50 yard. '-.'
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
Just opened full line of Fine Garnitures French
n9wsrs IL Lilies Grasses, Roses, &c. Special prices,
Also. full line Of French Aigr ties, Ostrich, and
was 81 80; special, Csc. INV '
An, nice line e Gold ana Silver Lagos Gold Wheat &c
one line Roses worth 25c.: special, 15c.
GLOVES AND MITTs.
Special prices from 7c to 81 50 pair renns 'n"oes
Zone line Of beautiful Puff Mtts worth 80 SO: spe-
.n.aa new assortment Of Undressed Kid Gloves. all
One line od Long Stick Real Ostrich Fans worth s5;
One line finer worth SO; special, s475.
RUCHING AND NECK FILINGS.
w, We have on our counter now over $50 styles Of
5 se U.s. 4s and 5 56S SaFd
each number warranted extra good value
Also beautiful new things in Lace and Ribbon Fe-
doras Boas, Pastroons &C. suitable for evening wear
E E {, E$ # n n :: :;
BIB UU N NJ N SSSS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
d2S 9TH. STH, AND D STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

i HnApELpHA STORE
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE OF DRY GOODS AND
Cashmeres, Henriettas. Broadcloths Ladies' Cloths
striped Flsraes. Cloakings. Cloths &c all going at
very low prices.
A large line of DRESS GINGHAMs going at 1oc.
ialties. ~
FULL LINE OF BLACK DRESS GOODS:
Black Cashmeres from 4Qc. up; all wool
BLACK henr1ettas from 1oc. up to &2.
Silk Warp Armure, Drsp D'Alma, India Stripes
Melrose, Langtry, SebastopoL
French Serges, all qualities
FULL LINE OF BLACK SILKS. BIAcK RIA
DANES, SURAHS, MoIRES, &C.
FULL LINE OF vELvETs AND PLUsHEs,
ALL CoLORS.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
All that is left win be sold very cheap Must mot
carry anything over. Such Plush Cases Toilet sets
few Dolls going cheap. ~
PLANETS going at very lowprices. 81. o., O. SO,
ia All Wool, weighing H.. going at a.
Better qualities at &450, &4.15 IS, e. So and ND
COMFORTS at all prices
ladies' 26-inch UMBRELLAS, the only sixe we hsd
LETT Going cheaper than ever.
Broken lines Of HANDKERCHIEFs I'm Ladies',
6entiemen' and Childrens. very cheap.
CARHART LEIDY
d2o s2s 9TH and 706 st. NV.
NoAfE AND LOOK AT THE cHuDREN,s OVER.
&2.75, 81, and 35O. LONDON ANb IiyFRPSoi
CLOTHING CO. 7th and q SITS. n6-:3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28
ARE AR Crows RELIABLE,

ARE ANY OL0vES IlELlABLE?
VINO hasn't story Of woe to tell about 0loyess Even
the best Of Gloves apt being tried on TO show
defect previously invisible In fact one seriously
THE "PALAIs ROYAL" GLOVES ARE WAR
RANTED.
II defect Is apparent after being tried on, new
Gloves promptly and politely given. Thus you
positively assured perfect Glove without risk.
ANNUAL NEW YEARS SALE
s ss s. { E.. e. y T. T.. S: S:
F. F. 4 { E. 4 4 ! + + {: ::
E Esf S'GS " 4 +
Ek o 90 7 ~ / ILL 80 -
TOMORROW.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH
"a Before giving descriptions Of the Novelty Gloves
for the New Year publish list Of reduced prices
for thoselos that are to be closed out For details
below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28
JUVENILE OPPORTUNITIES.

Juvenile OPPORTUNITIES.
While Strengthening out after the
Christmas rush in our Boys and
Childrens Clothing Department we
found great many broken lots
These were collected together and
marked at such prices as will insure
their prompt disposal. You can't all
have one of them, there's not enough,
but the first to come will be the first
served, and the lucky ones will be
fortunate indeed.
In the lot there are short and long
GREAT pant suits in childrens and boys
CHANCE sizes-regular No. styles-eyery
FOR one Of them Could we replenish the
THE exhausted sizes we'd do SO, but we
BOYS cannot so we make this reduction on
what's left to close them all out.
The standard lines of suits and
overcoats are, of course, all complete,
and will be keptso.
Parents visiting us tomorrow to
purchase clothing for their children
will find us--as always are-pre-
pared for them. Our prices are as
low as usual on the regular lines, and
you may be able to find just what you
ends. If so, you're playing in e1-
ceedingly good luck.
UP STAIRS.
That s13 rs suit sale Of ours on the
third floor is not losing ;any of its
magnetic force. 1t is still attracting sl3.75
large crowds of Eeager purchasers FOR
There's nothing strange in.this how SUITS
ever. We are not the lesstIbit sur THAT
prised. 1t would be singular If suits WERE
that have been retailing at s24 s23, s24 S23, S22
$22 $40, and ais, and which are $50,
nered for your selection at 1915, AND
did not suficiently.enthuse..yo to $18.
make it lively for US.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
DISTRIBUTORS OF2GREAT BARGAINS
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
d2s
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q. ss. 90 10 s2s
WINS AND SPOONS
''N ''iS &c.
dS-lm i' PA Avn
SlZ.JU Sl990
your attention whether you want suit or not.
JANUARY isr
TEN PER CENT ptsoouxr
THIS DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED oSryrEr
"o0f' AOif i-'O
.n,, ,,on y,Dr
AND hOSs OF ALL hNpS AND s
1.
nfpDiN" of 'AH0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28
e. B. BARNUM & CO.,
Tn ,C(Sg9g 2; 5EE S. SALE @, DOW.

e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

Goops FoR RECEPTION
AND EVENING WEAR.
27-inch evening shades Of Chinas, SIC.
20 evening shades Of surahs. 75c. and 81.
"a evening shades of surahs, 81.
Evening shades of satins. 35. 60 IS, 81 and si25.
2o-inch evening shades of Faille Francois, sl.l5.
22 evening shades of Satin Marveilleux 81 25
Evening shades of Pompadour Satins, very hand.
some, 81.
4s-inch Figured Gauze, in all shades, 81 so; regu.
lar value, 81.
4sinch Striped Gauze in all shades 81. SO: regular
value. So.
4s-inch Striped Gsuze, in all shades 9Oc regular
value, S1.25.
22-inch Striped Crepe de Chine, in White, Cream
and Straw. at 75c.: regular value, sI.25
Black Nets and Gauzes. at all prices, from al up
All the Trimmings. Neck Fixings Gloves, Hosiery
Hankerchiefs, and other things Necessary TO complies
evening dress is carried in stock by us at whatever
price you wish to expend.
dark room for the display Of evening shades which
helps materially in selecting eolors to harmonic
LANsBURGH L BRO,
AGO. 422. 424 and 426 9TH st. NV,
AGA at, 41e sth st. NV
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EsrABrIsHrD 1S4O.

EsrAnLrsHrp 1S40.
FRANK NJ LEWIS
1fwELER sILvERsMrrH
DEALER IN FINE srArIoNERI
1915 PESNA AVE.
OFFERS SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR NEW
YEAR PRESENTS.
Ia roscA UMBRELLAS
&C. o., o. TO SEQ
LENAIRE OPERA GLASSES
g. ss, 90 10 s2a
A Full Line Of
siLSfR-PLArED WARE IN FORKS AND SPOON.
BERRY DISHES, TEA SETS &C.
VISITING CARDS CORRECTLY ENGRAVED
FRANK n LEWIS
ds-lm i2l5 PA Avn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

EINE OLD RYE WHISKY, GUARANTEED OVER
II six years old reduced from 75c. to Soc. pint
half pnts, 25c. KOLB PHARMACY,
d27-3t 9Th and Z SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

II defect Is apparent after being tried on, new
Gloves promptly and politely oipen Thus you
positively assured perfect Glove without risk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-28

p we have on our counter now over $50 styles o.
Ruch1ngs IN all the newest colorinss and styles
Prices 121a, Is. 10. 25. IS, As, AS and soc yard
each number warranted extra good value.
Also beautiful new things in Lace and Ribbon Fe
doras Boas Pastroons &C. suitable for evening wear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26

NJ OsDV Pun 'tis ~ - - 4.
dent of the Union. presided, with X. II
Gillian a. secretary.
The exercises were exceedingly enter
taini and instructive. The reports OF
the various schools showed them all 10
be In fourishiug condition, and the ad'
dresses delivered by Mr. Sleight and hev
Mr.. Hall of Manchester and Rev. hr.
Stewart, pastor Of the Fourth Preshyte-
risn. were all interesting and full of val
liable lessons.
The singing wus one OF the most oe'
llchtful features of the occasion, the
chillren and entire congregation hea''-
ily uniting in singing the various by INNS.
Just before the ClDse q sweet duet. sweet
ly sung by two little girls, was unl'ers-
allv enioyed. The meeting clOseu
little after 3 o'clock with the long-me're
doxology and the benediction.
BoAPD OF DIRECTORS or THE METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Methodist sunday
school Society of Richmond ana Man
chester was held at Broad street Church
Sunday afternoon at 3.3O o'clock, hoDei'
T.. Richardson, president, Charles T.
Rady. secretary
The meeting was opened with rtligious
exercise, and time spent Ia sociai ana
religious exercises.
The Board spent some time in consld,
Grafton Of plans for the extension ana
maintenance Of the Sundsy-schoos o'
this denomination.
The Board then proceeded to the elec-
| tion of officers for the ensuing yeat
Robert E. Richardson, president; John
Morton. T. f Minor, I W. Pembetton'
Vim. F Nash, Charles II. Hasker, J. /
Brown. II. c. Osterbind, J r. Perdue, T.
II Green. T. p. Pettigrew, J. T. Mount
castle s. NJ. Sullivan, A. B. Cheathsm, >
c. Gentry, j. w. Blinton, yice-presi
dents Charles p. Rady, secretary; a. u Il
Lumsden. assistant secretsry;'I. l.. u
Walford. treasurer. Visiting Committee
A. l.. West (chairmau), J. y. Heath, "
ID Toier, Colonel Thomas Whitehead
CHURCH NOTES
There was a Joint communion OF a.
the PRESBYTERIAN churches OF dticnmon'
and Manchester at the First Pfesbyterla
Church las. night, and the sacred euinc
was crowded The services were Nef.
solemn and impressive.
Rev. :. X. Winn, OF Petersbnre
oificia.ed at the Gracesireet Pesoytetla
Church yesterday morning. There wa
no service at night. owing TO the JON
communion at the First Church. u
FRIDAY night Dr. George D. Armstrong
Of Norfok, will preach.
Rev George Coofer Of the First bai
,ist and Rev. W. +. Hatcher OF IL
D. Gracc-street Baptist, exchanged pulpl'
last night -
Rev \. J Ramsey preached at ID
; West Main-street Baptist Church yesle
day morning, and Rev W T.fos'ef
night go. c,
Az The Park Place Methodist Churc
T Rev. ". A. Christian Of Randolph Maco
! College delivered an excellen! sefmo
t before fine congregation yesterd'
. morning.
I Rev. " II Christian preached at u
5 Union Station Methodist Church yesit
day morning, and Rev. james e. Mart
J. a, night.
o The pulpits OF the other churches we e
g filed by their respective pastors ana u
u usual Sunday services were hello.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
REDUCTION OF TAXATION.
The Attitude of the Republican far'S vi
the Tariff.

Curc,Go. November 25-A special TO
the Tribune from Dubuque, Iowa, says;
Senator Allison was interviewed To-Day
as to the attitude Of the Repubican
party upon the tariff question. lie SAID,
The Republican party fsvors the gen
eral revision plank proposed by the Sen
ate substitute. II there Is any prooabil'
itv that the House will agree TO the
,oaiu features of the substitute; or II
there is a probability of final agreement
during the session, there is no dooot the
Senate will proceed at once TO It's consio-
Grafton. and press it 10 completion as
rapidly as possible" In reply 10 the
question whether the Senate bill WOULD
pass the House, he said, This no one
knows. The principles upon whlca IL IS
TO be constructed being agreed on,
the details become matter of adjustment
and compromise. No tariff bill can pass
the House during short session that
does not meet the approval OF lis recog
nized leaders. A minority Of Democrats
might favor the Senate bill which. with
the Renublicans. would constitute ma
iority of the House Yet, without The
consent of the Speaker. the majority OF
the WAYS and Means Committee and The
majority Of the party ia power in the
House they could not get the question
before the House. If the Republicans
have majority in the next House
which seems probable, they will pass
a bill in the next Congress
If none is passed this winter The lie
publicans recognize the necessity for
reduction in the revenue, and also the
necessity of tariff revision. II they have
b,th Houses the tariff will be revised
and the revenue reduced practically upor
the general plan reported in the senate
substitute" The Senator leaves Tor " ASH
ington tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
u,precedented Chinese Immigration u
Canada.

OTTAWA, OST., November 23.-lhe uh-
nrecedented number Of 24O Chinese per
sons landed at Vancouver, Is. T., during
October. and as 1t Is utterly impossloie m lot
Canada to absorb the Mongolian element ,it
At this rate, the inference Is that thel, ,
objective point is the Uniied states ,a' taa'
,wo Uy thirds of them will reach the states
is owing to the unprotected state OF .ID In'
boundary line. believed to be a Ger
,sinty Il is believed that during the
coming session Of Parliament the govern
ment will enact legislation restricting
/ Chinese immigration.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
rurIocoMorIvE ENGINEERS.
Threatened General Strike on the south
ern Pacific.

UoUsTON, Ten, November 2o'-rof
several days past the brotherhood oil
Locomotive Engineers In this city nave
been in session. Their declarations were
kept entirely secret. 1t has leaked out
that the engineers OF the Southern IA
cifc Company have a grievance against
/ ! RYAN. master mechanic of the road
and propose to take firm stand against IS
him. The shop men working under Ky,
AN are with him it is said, and viii stand
by him. o,n,od
committee VINO left for New orleans TO
nigh, to consult and arDiira'e WIN tue
meraoement of the road in reference tc
the matter. Things look decidedly
saualiy. and it is thought by many tha
unless matters are speedily adjusted bil
strike, extending from the Gulf to Ih'
Pacific Ocean and the entire Southeri
| Pacific system, will be inaugursIed'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
prominent withdrawal. From the G. A. II

CHICAGO, Nov. pa JrUvhe speC,si
from Indianapolis says: George w
Kooniz. the Adjutant General OF Indiana
expresses strong approval OF the action
of General Palmer in Withdrawing from
the Grand Army of the Republic ana
saws that Indiana Democrats who neiong
10 the order have equal cause Tor com
rlaint He does not charge mat 'he
order has been used for the promou2h Oh
noIitical interest, but in campaigns, lie
saws the partisan zesl Of Republicans
leads TO social ostracism of Democrats IN
naris where the Republicans are IN the
majority In consequence he thinks ne
viii withdraw from the order hlmseli
and viii encourage other Democrats t'
a 40. but no attempt will be made 10
oryanize an Independent G. A. X. com
posed exclusively of Democrats as
member of the party has suggested. M
does not believe such movement coul'
he made success, and it could not o.
done ANYHOW under the &. A. H. consul
tuition. because it does not allow the IN
PRODUCTION Of politics into the order u
any way.