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JULIUS LANSBURGH,
ocl9
18th and r SITS.

NJ cloth. 22c. Dado Window Shades 2gc. with pat
ent roller the greatest bargain Of all 81 yds Long
DOUBLE COMBINATION. 18th St Sc. ocly-3t
SPECIAL MENTION. HEMP CARPET, Zoe PER
Eyd. venetiin Stair Carpet, l0c. per yard Rag
Mattings. lOc. per I'd. BLUM's. 745 and TAI h st.
Sc Ocl9-cts
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NAxrs You Ksow Or.

Priestley. Lubin. Courtsuld. Their Foods ere ~
ct Pxlais Royal prices. Such - the above AZ,
too cell known 70 need praise So wsn Known thss
other manufacturer aim 10 equal the PRODUCT q H.
eminent maken keen competitor Of Pr1sstley h.
launched on the market this season Atwood Hsn-
iettas like In appearance that even when sersfhsr
the diRsrencs cannot BE- detected Tia prsoss e. -
much lower than for Pisstiey that you muss be In
tsrssssd Ths Pslais Royd h the wsshingtoa agns
for thess eooda
x5-inch silk-nnish Au-voel Hsnrist1aA nus -
Jet Daacka. - oaly q yard
z0lnch q. - %, caly 76e yar6
Tm PAIAu noxAr.
A. LIMA
eelo oeen~ l2A - ~ Rsnnsy1v1u1s ~.
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Az OPEN ConMux1cAr1oS.

YOUNG MAN:
If you give more than q passing thought to
the matter of Dress we claim your attention
for few brief moments
Have you not frequently seen young gentle
men of about your own age wearing clothes
that caught your fancy: OF course you have.
You've also tried to carry in your minds
eye the Pattern, Cut and Shape of the
Suit you saw and vainly tried to find
one like it in every house in town
but ours The next time you see
particularly stylish. well-ftting, Handsome
Suit on the street procure an Introduction to
the wearer and it's ten to one that We have
fitted him out. Reverse the conditions Why
should not you be the man whose apparel at
tracts the attention Of men Of taste? The
easiest thing in the world to accomplish-sim-
ply come here and let US clothe you Ven do
il quickly, correctly. we'll and cheaply. Our
Young Mems Suits and overcoats are triumpas
Of the tailor's art. Our prices are more than
reasonable.
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One phase of the agonyis over. and Com.
missioner Baum it is. The appointment is &C
companied by a crash of broken states.
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BLACK Wool DREss Goops.

Especial Sale Pr1cesD
Until Wednesday at pm. the following lots viii b
offered at Special Sale Prices:
OUR SOC. BLACK sERGEs FOR 45c.-These are
40 inches wide. Those who know Of them need not
be told the quality, those don't know viii learn
nothing by description Of paper 1t requires ocular
demonstration.
OUR 75c BLACK sERGEs FOR esc.-These soft
finished serges AZ inches wide and il il said %
equal the s5c quality of the credit stores.
OUR OIL MELRosE CLOTH FOR sso.-This snes-
full drapery non-creadng. ever black dress novelty
needs no recommendation.
OUR $50 MELRosR CLOTH FOR 75o.-To oaer
Melrose Cloth that be guaranteed at s5e IL un-
usual Surely you'll appreciate the Special sale Price
OUR csc. CAMEL's HAIR FOR s5o.-This IN the
latest arrival In Black Dress Goods. and though not
vet known 10 many Of our patrons, viii soon BE-
tcontinued below) THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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There has been great drop in the price Of
Boulanger's autographs. The lowest figures
Y 'oted since the election are for those in the
-. beast corner Of his promissory notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19

The perennial paragraph is making the
rounds again about Governor Hill and his
horror Of women. He will have to get over
that if he is going to run for President
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
We are conhdI tina. We can show O. an attractive
and we-selected Stock to Quality and Style Is we
have had the pleasure of displaying to the people
Of Washington.
Our Prices are as Low as are consistent with the
quality Of the fabrics SELL We feel assured it will
pay those who are in search Of good goods at fair
prices to pay call We in part the following
100 pieces GA PLAIN FLANNELS, all new and de-
sirable Shades Of this season.
200 pieces Of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAs
This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors
They range in price from SOC. to 81 so per yard
200 pieces Of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailor-made
Dresses, from l to % per yard all colors.
100 pieces Of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL
PLAIDs. The effect and eoloring really beautiful.
The prices all right.
Three hundred COMBINATION DRESsEs All
new designs. This seasons importation,
Our silk Department can show some decided bar
gains.
Black White and Colored FABLES in great profu.
sion, all at New York prices.
Our stock Of BLACK GOODS was never larprr or
better assorted. Lupin's and PriestIey,s maze prs
dominating.
We have for housekespsrs decided b.rsaip, IN
BLANKETS. QUILTS. COMFORTS. TABLE
LINENS. TOWELS. etc.
Our Hosiery aud Underwear Department IN la,pa
and both ladies' and gentlemen win ana sre.t v.rssv
to select from.
Goods are new. The prices are correct
We have but one price, and that the lowest the mar.
kct Affords
One price only.
"THE BEST THE cHKAPRsT.r
WI sHUsrxR soxa
oale s1s fEHx AVE NV
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There are some disagreeable phases of the
controversy between federal and state courts
over questions of jurisdiction which must be
obvious even to the untutored mind of the red
man. Two Arizona Indians who we're tried by
q federal court for high crimes and sentence d
to term Of imprisonment raised a point, on
appeal, against the jurisdiction of that tribunal
The appeal was sustained, and their cases were
turned over to the territorial courts. There
the prisoners were retired, convicted and sem
fenced to be hanged. A stronger argument in
favor Of the conservative policy of letting we'll
enough alone, where the courts are concerned,
could hardly be found
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PHILApELpH1A STORE
HEADQUARTERS for BLACK GOODS.
All the Latest Novelties.
Drap d'Alma, Merose, Langtry Armure Sc
bastopol, Fancy Striped India sutings
Ravenna Twill Cancels Hair, Serges Cash
meres and Henrettas Our prices the
lowest
VELyETS AND PLUSHES.
Extra Values in BLACK SILKS, FANCY
STRIPED SILKS and BLACK and COL
ORD SURAHS
BLANKETS
Ten-quarter Wool Blankets from al I'D to
s5 per pair.
special i i0 ss all Pure Wool, at the low
Eleven-quarter Blanket, all Pure Wool at
81. The best in the market for the money
Aspecial ia Pure White aool Blanket at
50. They cannot be matched
Better grades up to $50 pair.
COMFORTS
All prices from 9Oc up to the finest
Ladies' aud Misses Wool Skirts by the yard
we nave an extra quality ~ 90 and Coo
Fsll and Winter Hosiery. Gloves and Under.
wear.
Fun line of cassimeres for Men and Borg
CARHART 4 LEIDY,
ocl9 s2s 7th st. and 7O6 st. NV
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SPECIAL SALE PKrcrs.

SPECIAL SALE II RICES.
Dress Trimming DepGrtmentD
We have selected sets Of Trimminss-the variou.
widths necessary 70 trim . costume
FOR THE sKIRT-"yan Dyke" the very latest
novelty trimming. Il inches deep. Regular Prize.
IS. Special Sale Price, s435.
FOR THE wAlsT-supposins you 70 be fun figure
we offer 2-inch wide Straight Gimp. Rexulsr Price
ooc Special Sale Price. Soc But you may be slim.
For you: s-inch Van Dyke. Regular Price. s3.6s.
Special Sale Price. SO.
FOR THE SASH Knotted Silk PRINCE. a, inche.
deep. Regular Price, Csc. Special Sale Price, 75c
yard
FOR THE BUTToNs-The new Fancy Crochet But
tons Regular Price, Poe. Special Sale Price, CSC
dozen.
But perhaps you prefer the new Dres. Fronts Of
SIX Crochet for the Skirt, and the Crochet Scarf
instead OF one made OF the dress materials. Very
likely you may wish 20 be very extravagant in regard
TO buttons We can suit your fancy and pocket book.
whether 1t be very light medium weight OF very
bulky.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
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nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
~ line Of ladies', Misses and Childrens Long and
Shor, Wraps ~ the city ct low figures. KAUFMAN's
ID 'UBi.E COMB A ION. IL tn IT se. oclg 81
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Johnson d LurrRErL

We bought so doz- Mems and Povs, vb,,. s,.-.
Namsutta Cotton. linen bosoms Reinforced III ~
great bargain. ' A~ ~
Also a full stock Of Furs. Mufs Boas and stoies
these were bought several mOnths ago since they
advanced from 20 To - per cent ' A~'e
Dress Goods IN every variety from l2]<c to a. 30
Combination sIiting from IS TO ais.
eonlplete Stock Of Underwear from 25c. to a3
our prices are tie lowest. 49,
JOHNSON LUrTRELL
oclo us Market space
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Frr F. FEE + ERR r ERR ERR W $50
+ EEE kk ER 7 ssss--
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

WE claim for our Cloak department not only novel
ties-dssigns made especially for us. the most
stylish Long and Short Wraps that will be worn
iuAhis the most fashionable American city-but
also one Of the most carefully selected stocks Of
Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Outside Gar
ments you have ever been asked to inspect We
absolutely surrender our entire third floor to
these articles. while this liberal allowance Of.
space is supplemented by fitting and altering
rooms-for perfect fits you shall have, and any
needed alterations will be made Without charge
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IO1U. OCIJ
MEMS SEAMLESS HALF HOSE, WHITE AND
N1fancy. pair for 25c. Mems Natural Wool Half
Hose. 21c. per pair. BLUMS.
Ocl9-2t' 745 and TAT 9Th st. Sc.
INGRAM CARRETS-FIvE ASSORTED PAT
i terms, l9c.; Cottage Rag, zoe. Heavy made Rag,
22c- At kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
11th St Sc. ocl9-3t
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The assaults so persisteptly made upon Sec

The assaults so perssteptly made upon Sec
Rotary Noble by or in behalf Of Corporal Tan
ner since the latter's virtual retirement from
the pension commissionership seem TO have left
the Secretary no alternative but to defend him
self, and he has taken the most dignified mode
OF doing this, by giving to the press his part OF
the correspondence which raised the fatal issue
Of authority between the two officials. The
secretarys arguments cover not only the gen.
ersl question of jurisdict ton, which the ordi-
nary man would settle without difficulty on the
broad principle that responsible chief is al
ways superior to his subordinates, but they go
with considerable minuteness into the matter
Of rerating pensions already granted. Here,
again, Il does not require the trained wit Of an
attorney to appreciate the Secretary's point
that the law concerning medical examinations
and ratings is binding upon even so important
an officer as a commissioner of pensions, and
that the practice of making cases
special because the applicants happen to be
CLERKS in the bureau and in position to push
their own claims tends to draw down popular
suspicion upon the administration Of the de-
partment The suggestion that it is unfair
to persons deserving pensions, whose claims
have not yet been considered at all, to delay
justice to them by prefsrring and making
special the rerating of favori.es who are already
drawing pensions as well as government sala-
ries, is also sound.
Secretary Noble has wisely refrained from
INDUCING in any public controversy, through
the newspapers or otherwise, with MIR. Tanner.
The publication of his letter accomplishes
vastly more than such a discussion would, in
showing to the country just what were the
grounds of his complaint against the late COM
missioner, and whether or not the President
was right in making such a choice as he did
between a firm Cabinet Secretary and refrac-
tory bureau chief, when it became evident
that one or the other of them would have to
quit the public service without further delay.
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NOVELTY In MnL1sERY
FELT HATS AND TURBANS
trimmed with sIk Velvet. Wide SILK Ribbon ana
Bard. Stylish and Nobby,
AT s215.
days only.
RoHR,s.
ecle2r s37 st NV.
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OFFICE OF

| WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
| Cor. llth and sts nv
SATURDAY. OcrosrR 10, 1889.
| On Monday. October 81. We shall open new
/ goods in almost every department. embrace
ing the latest and best products Of the
largest manufacturer New goods that you
have never seen before
| WOODWARD 4 LOrHRoP.
NEW LINENS
| VebhshOPcu VI NiOu01y ulOFuluk uauus
some line of New Table Damssks in designs
and patterns never before shown. These
| are ExtrsQuaiity Linens, and embrace
among those Of other equally we'll known
| manufacturers the products of John s.
Brown Sons.
| Second noor)
| WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
PURSES FROM VIENNA.
| Among our Mr. woodward's purchases in
Vienna during his European trip was line
of beautiful initial" Purses in different
shades of leather. 75c.
First hoor.)
| WOODWARD / LoTHRop.
NEW ART EMBROIDERY WATERFALL
We shall open in our Art Embroidery De-
partment Bag Materials and Handles.
New Concordis Cloth for embroiderins
with rope silk.
New Double faced Art satins for Portieres,
Table Cloths. &c.
New spachtel Work used in combination
with silk embroidery. producing a very
beautiful effect
New Drawn-work Linen scarfs, Doylies
and Center Mats, richly trimmed with vens.
| tian lace.
tsecond floor, through south ARCH,
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRop.
NEW DRESS GOODS
We shah open on Monday in our Domestic
Dress Goods department on the second floor.
30 pieces Cable Twilis at l2kc.
30 pieces Domestic Henrietta at csc.
3S-inch Atwood Checks at 36c
3S-inch Plalds and Stripes at 37kc.
b0pieces 3s-inch Tricots at 37y<c.
3s-inch Merino Coupure at Bic.
We consider this the finest variety Of
popular price Dress Fabrics Jet offered in
Warrington
In the same department we shall open SO
new pieces Of the popular Princess Cash
mere in handsome Persian patterns and rich
figured effects, 30 very desirable for Tea
Gowns and Wrappers. This is an all-cotton
fabric. yet few would think it. The price is
1870. per yard.
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP.
| NEW LONG GARMENTS.
We shall open on Monday in our Wrap
Department. line of Ladies' Stylish Plain
Cloth Newmarkets with wide reyers, in
Black and Navy. at ell each.
CThird hoor.)
WOODWARD b LoTHRoP.
NEW sAsHEs.
We shall have on sale Monday mornings
line Of Novelty" Black surah silk Sashes
already bowed" finished with silk cord
fringe. % and SO each. The prevailing
style Of plain draperies is greatly enhanced
in effect by the addition Of these sashes.
First floor, Ribbon Departmsnt).
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP,
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garment, with medium weight, in q blended
striped Cheviot. either Gray or Brown. full
sleeve and close cuff. and loose front to the
waist. At sl5.75 this is . leader in every
sense.
more elaborate Newmarket is the Berlin
made, in Garnet, Green. Blue or Black Sleeves
and Shoulder Capes elegantly embroidered
This is cheap Garment at cps.
PLUSH JACKETS-we have two rich specialtes in this
line:
From extra quality Of Silk Seal Plush we
have had made all sizes in fashionable Jackets,
with bell sleeves, and the best quality Of
quilted lining. Ornaments of Seal We look
for them to move quickly at $3.50 verita-
BILE bargain"
Our "Directoire" Seal Plush Jackets with
Vests. are 80 SO each.
A splendidly-made Seal Plush Wrap. with
Fringe to match. and Hne Quilted Satin Lin
ing we are selling at S12
Our line Of Seal Plush Mod,eskss and sscques
range from S16 to a25.
CLOTH JACKErS-One of the best values we can
mention is an Atwood Diagonal Cloth Jacket,
with Vest. stylish Pc ri Buttons Made and
trimmed for Us. Price sl2. and bargain.
Imported Jackets, half loose fronts. with
vest the front, back and sleeves richly EN-
broidered. Fine texture and charming effect.
Tailor-made English walking Jackets,
'Revere" front, bell sleeves and the front
and sleeves quilted-stitched. Fashionable
shades. Price $3.50.
Black and Navy Atwood Beaver Jackets,
well made and dressy. at s5 each.
CHILDREN's wRAPS.-As you know. almost all
Children's Goats. Newmarkets. Jackets, &C.,
range in price according to the age and
while we showing some twenty five styles
in Children's Wraps the prices include u and
$25, with large intermediate scale.
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ROYS OR MISSES PLUSH CAPS, WITH AsTRA-
- chan Bands, 29c. i've styles of Nobby, Plaid and
Striped Velvet Zanzibar Puff Caps 49c and soc.
kAUFMAN'6 DOUBLE COMBINATION. 1 tn st.s.e
DEsT KID FINISH CAMBRICS, Sc. PER YD.
DEnglsh Selisias, 10c. per yard. teno. &c. per yd
BLUM'S,
ocl9-2ts 745 and TAT Sth st. se.
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kA.INcH, AIL-wOoL sUITINGs, EVERY
M .ys nr1s sb sS psc I'd sneh Hep5ietts suit
oeis-2ts 745 and TAT sth * s.s
WEHAvE JUST RECEIVED go ROLLS OF MAT
Nv ong, which We are going to cell ct II, l2k and
COMBINATION, 11th q ne. ocl9-3t
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Cloak Department-Third floor.
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LAssDuRGu & BRo.
WINTER GARMENTS.
LADIES AND MISSES.

LADIES AND MISSES.
The people Of Washington know we'll the reputation
Of our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 1t is the largest in
the city. and buying in the quantities do. can
safely state that we are in . position TO sell you
LADIES' GARMENTS at lower prices and larger va
rety of styles than are usually seen in one house.
Have you visited our CLOAK DEPARTMENT
lately, Our entire second floor is devoted it. few
good things in stock.
An excellent quality STRIPED CLOTH. Long Gar
ment tailor made, with neat ornament back, Satin
faced. at $3.50. AL sizes. in Dark Blue, Green and
Black
At s12 We offer TAILOR MADE Long Garment,
Full Back, with ornament attached.
DIREoroIRE NEWMARKET for s1s5 so. which
is Taiormade, Of ne quality CLOTH in Dark Blue and
Black only.
Aloose front NEWMARKET, with row Of Grecisn
Braiding down the Front Sleeves and Collar. We
have this garment in Gray. Brown. Tan. Black and
Blue, at
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sBEDTo9 LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Hstent =. @. ChimpeyR IRE proof. =
- s s8i1 ios S 20 isss sa < AZ css
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NHlLDRENS WHITE MERINO VESTS, CAT
~ Stitch and Pearl Blu ttons: size 8. DC rise &c on
each size; Q great bargain. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 18th st. Sc. ocl9-3t
nREss MAKERS WILL FIND TO THEIR AID
1Jvantage by visiting u.s. we will allow you special
discount on all goods. BLUM'S
ocl9-2t 745 and 747 sth ST Sc
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ABOUT BLANKETs.
On Monday we shall continue our Great
Sale Of Blankets at from Is to 20 per cent
less than usual prices. See particulars In
last evenings "star"
1t viii be to your interest to anticipate
your BLANKET wants for some time to come.
- no such opportunity wiii be presented
again this season. II ever.
The Blanket department VII show on
Monday IN entirely new line Of Wrapper
Blanksts. In diagonal wesvesvith chserful
eolorsd borders. for mailing into Bath
Gowns %. o7.60.
We are prepared 10 make thsss BLANKET
Gowns 70 order q short notiea
0suth Asos,
.oa.-4.. |. .er.e.
es,s o.. 1,a "A rs..Ax
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SEAToN PERRY,
PERRY Building"
9th and Pa. ave.
Ocl0
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THE BON MARCHR,
oc10 $40 7TH ST. NV.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

Observation-Disclosures
REID AND DEPEW TALKED OF FOR
THE COURT OF ST. JAMES.

blaine Backing the Great Republican
Editorial Leader of New York-Pres-
ident Harrison Anxious to Send a
LAWYER and Evarts Regarded as in
the Field.
WASHINGTON, March Whitelaw
Red's commission as minister to England
has been made out by Secretary Blaine, but
il has not been signed by President Harri-
son. Secretary Blaine is said to believe
that it will be yet Apparently his reason
for so thinking is the fact that the only OBJ
lection President Harrison expressed to
Mr.. Reds appointment was that he wanted
2 LAWYER at London to negotiate new ex-
tradition treaty, conduct new Canadian
correspondence, and, in short, do what Min
ister Phelps did in different way. But as
80 many of our ministers to England have
not been lawyers, it may be possible, for
reasons of Secretary Blaine, to get around
this objection.
MORE BEHIND 1T.
The difficulty here is that there seems to
be- a great deal moro behind it, Since
Chauncey NJ. Depew said the other day that
the English mission was too great an office
to be lightly declined, the political prophets
have been more confident that he will be
appointed. Some Of them insist, however,
that President Harrison will appoint SEN
stor Evarts, who has only two years more
to serve in the Senate and would like to 90,
leaving ex-SenatorS Platt and Miller to
,-ttle the succession. Mr.. Evarts is tired
Of the Senate and would like this play very
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
B0ULANGER ON A TOUR.
THE OLD STORY OF ENTHUSIASTIC
GREETINGS.


Three Thousand People at the sta
ton to Welcome Him on His Arrival
at Tours-In Speech at Banquet
He Repudiates the Idea of Monarch
ial Conspiracy or Demagogue Wiles.
PARIS, March T-Gen. Boulanger went
to-day to Tours. The train which con-
veyed him stopped at Blois and st. Pierre
des Corps, at both Of which towns onthusi-
astic demonstrations we're made in his
honor At Tours crowd of about 5000
persons gathered at his hotel TO welcome
him. In response to vociferous cheering
the general appeared upon balcony and
expressed his thanks for the reception ac-
corded him.
A BANQUET.
In the evening banquet was given at
which Senator Naquet and several members
Of the Chamber of Deputies were present.
In speech Naquet pointed out the facility
with which the adhesion of the conserva-
tives to moderate republic might be OBJ
tained He referred to Gen. Boulanger's
intention to restore religious peace to tie
country by stopping the policy of persecu-
ton. Gen. Boulanger would appeal to the
country, and if the nation voted to main
tain concord the question should be allowed
to rest for forty years.
BoULANGER SPEAKS.
Gen. Boulanger followed with a speech of
the usual kind He said: "The conserva-
tives who follow me understand that the
restoration of the monarchy is impossible,
without violent upheaval, and they adhere
TO the republic on condition that it be made
habitable and be sanctioned by the people
directly consulted
MONARCHIAL CONSPIRACY DENIED.
In concluding he repudiated on behalf Of
the national party the idea of either mon
archial conspiracy or demagogic wiles, de-
claring that the goal toward which they
were marching was a republic. but non
parliamentary republic. which would be the
protectress Of the weak and lowly and be
passionately preoccupied with the interests
Of the people, respecting the liberty Of the
individual and above all, liberty of con
scienca