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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-02

I.THE sun took an eclipse yesterday,
but, as far as heard from, it rose on time
this morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-OLD GOLD AND SILVER
w bought Tor cash by WM FRIEDRICH,
the manufacturing ieweler, COS 9TH st. opp Pat
ent Ofiico
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Suits marked down to s12. 80. Elseman,s. 7th & E
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suits marked down TO sl2,0O, Eiseman7 :, IN y 1
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For SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL OF
THoS. E, WAGGAMAN, 917 Street
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Undertaken. Isusy In Paris.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-The influenza epidemic
has assumed a Rraver type. Many cases
are now complicated with pneumonia. In
Of the constantly increasing
crowds at the hospitals, he authorities
are erecting tents for the sufferers. The
underwriters are ovcrworked ana many of
their employees are down. In nsequen
of the increase in the number Of funerals.
the system Of draping churches with
enormous hangings of black and expen-
sive paradcs and various emblems of woe
have been abandoned. Statistics for the
week give az more deaths than for the
proceeding week.
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white C.p Outrage. In k....a.

CoNcoRDIA. Kas., Dec. &.-OutraRcs of
White Caps i'm this vicinity continue, not
withstandinR the fact that vigorous efforts
are being made to break up the organiza-
ton. Seven mcn are now i'm Jail for out
RACES committed only n week age, and to-
day James Manson, who has been en-
ployed by "a physician of this city. was held
mp and robbed. Tuesday night a party OF
men, their faces covered with white masks.
visited the house of John dragged
him out of doors and administered ON his
bare hack seven fioQs with n SWITCH. He
recognized the White Caps and swore out
warrants for them to-day. The names of
the persons implicated are not made pub
lie, but one is known to bc that of "a prom
inent physician.
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cast and south are now cut oil and the
Fe officials estimate their loss at t20O,O0O
and the loss ON the Southern Pacific line
will reach 1bO,O0O The country from the
line To the ocean is flooded aud many
miles Of track are under water. Great
damage was done tn the street cable lines
and bridges In this city. Several bridges
low lands are flooded and families driven
out. IL IN reported that the house of James
Ryan. ON b river hank. was Washed
The levee broke in several places. Fully
25 inches of rain has fallen here this sea-
SON.
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Thunder storm In the East.

New YORK, Dec. GA strong wind
storm visited this city and vicinity this
afternoon. In the upper part OF the city
the storm was accompanied by thunder
and ! 9htninR. In Brooklyn u three-story
frame building i'm the course of erection
was blown down and three carpenters
alive but badly injured. Two little girls
who were passing at the time were struck
by falling timbers. One of them suffered
were badly injured. In Jersey City Sam
mel Bauth..r, aged 81, was killed by being
struck by the limb Of n tree which was
blowd down by the heavy wind.
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DISCUSSING LEAD ORES.
Prosnineat Mineral Men Before the House
Tariff Com IN tttee.

PrOsnineut N Mineral Mem Before the HOUSE
Tariff Com
WASHINGTON, Dec. ai.-In the tariff
hearing to-day, the committee cndcavorcd
to draw from ". X. Moore and Powell
Stackhousc of Michigan, Information as
To the amount of labor and capital con-
tanned i'm a ton of iron ore. Their re-
sponses, however. were unsatisfactory,
they declaring their inability tn give u
correct answer owing To the varied coll
lections OF different mines. j. J.. Domincs
of New York, urged against u reduction of
the duty on iron ore. Giluspa Grove of
Pennsylvania, advocated u reduction of
tue Ia.y on "1H', out 5 ma aG: shai |.
the reduced duty should apply only to pro-
ducts of such foreign countries as did not
shouid bc ixei at "a rate To cover the diff
ference i'm wages nm the United States and
Canada. Charles r.. Mayer. president of
land, protested against any reduction In
the coal duty. He did not want tn put
American labor down ON the same plane
tariff would have that effect.
Al the evening session Oscar Reen rep
%resentinR the Newark. N. j.. Smelling
Works, ~endeavored to impress upon the
committee the necessity OF the maintain
ance of the present law i'm relation to the
imp1rsat,on OF lead ore when containing
i. A. odd of Cleveland, Ohio took the
opposite view and coitendcd that lead
precious metals should Day it's share OF
duty on imports.
Hon. n. Townsend of COLORADO pro-
tested against the findin4 of the secretary
of the treasury AS unfair to the miners
and the OF the West. Hon.
Mr.. BartinR of Nevada said the people of
his region, irrespective of politics or par-
ties. were high Tariff men SD far as lead
was concerned, and he argued in support of
a resolution %,cent offered by him in the
house. requesting the secretary of the treas
ury to modify his lead ore decision. 1hc
rulings should he rectified without delay.
The resolutions offered 10y him should he
before the tariff hill was pre-
sented. because il was well known that
the bill gave rise To lonH-windled debates.
and might p~recipitatc N dead-lock upon
the house. He said he had consulted with
President Harrison ON the subject and
the president had fully sy~mpathized with
liberty to go behind the rulings of his pre-
ds.ccssor.
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Rsoro IN BRAZIL.
na@ss - freubse Csaavnsh by O0ctal
Dsspaachea.

na@sv - rps1bse CsaarAsa by Omctsl
Dsspatchea.
LlsDoN, Dec. 26.-Dispatches from Rio
Janeiro. received in cipher by tho news
pApers, contain important and deeply In
teresting facts ahout the political upheav-
al reported there m having occurred ON
the 1Ssh instant. From the Information
contained IL In undoubtedly correct that
the provincial government found itself
confronted by u very formidable and
active opposition, among the members of
which we're umbere many soldiers. q
up By scverai OF the friends from both
branches of sakiven. The whole
number q citisens Also joined the revolt
eethcr and paraded the principal streets,
giving the full aggregation u show Of their
revolt was not suppressed until the morn-
Jag of the auth instant, when regularly
organised troops oyercone the rioters
sh"rities also participated in the revolt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i.-An Associated
Press represcntat,ve who called az the
news concerning the fighting which is re-
ported To have %occurred at Rio de Janeiro
from the 18th To the 3Dth. found that the
minister had just received the following
telegram from Ruy Barboza, minister of
finance under tine new regime:
there Is no speculation from newsmoneers
as;ains, rs which Is no, sr.s ll, ed, in Europe IL
s6rns x ,r, The rf 4 ss's. ah FL. s : %r %.,,in 81 y ahs
few sol ii:rs was Immediately snpp!sssed.. This
circumstance has increased confidence In the
government, which shows Itself strong and pre-
Iared with prompt and decisive means u uit
down any disturbance OF public order. The sto y
Of General Fonsrcss illness IL not true. Oa the
contrary he il recovering speedily from HIS for
mer complaints, and at any rate the fate of the
revolution is now accepted by the whole country
and does not depend on the continuance Of one
army its:ii the rey"laii"% can "i rely. on Other
chiefs Of great prestige and no less devotion To
the cause. Ali different political parties have
cspouscd with enthusiasm the term fSed No
Nrmhcr II, $500 for the meeting of the constitu-
ent assembly, they considering by this act the
stability of tile republic assured.
RIO JANERIo, Dec. 3i.-The government
has issued n decree providing that all per-
SONS found e~ndcavoring tn corrupt the al
legiance Of the soldiers or contriving or
ton to the Republic, shall tie tried by "a
military tribunal. An opposition journal
was suspended on Tuesday.
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Funeral OF Henry w. Grady.

ATLANTA, Ga.s Dec. 3B.-The funeral of
Henry w. Grady took place in the First
Methodist church yesterday afternoon.
The body was taken from the house mt 10
o'clock i'm the morning and placed i'm the
church,, where, for three hours, "a constant
stream of visitors passed 10y H.. The ccre-
monies were performed by four ministers
and were of u simple character. Every
civic society i'm the city and many from
the outside attended the funeral. Floral
designs of great beauty and i'm great
profusionc came from everywhere. That
given by the employees of the Constitution
was the most beautiful. The whole of the
Constitution staff walked i'm the procession
as honorary escort.
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CHRISTMAS DAY.
How it Was observed in the Large Cities
of the East.

of the East.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Christmas dinners
could have been eaten i'm the parks or
lawns yesterday. so perfect was the
weather. Everywhere windows were
thrown open to admit the balmy air, and
fashionable proinenades were crowded
and there was n large ut the
churches. At the Toombs and city pris-
ons holiday dinners were served, while
the newsboys and other children of the
streets were permitted to I'LL themselves
at the mission.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Iestcrday was
the mildcst Christmas day i'm this vicinity
in years. The air was warm and moist
and the day passed oil u~neventfui- The
president spent the day at his home and
did not attend church. He had n few OF
Mrs. Harrison's relatives To dinner, and u
part of the day was pent with the children
around the white house Chri stmas tree.
most pleasant one, the weathe being
bright and warm and the THERMOMETERS in
dicating in the neighborhood of 60 de-
prees above zero. Outdoor sports were
free from ice as in midsummer.
JoHNsrowN, Pa, Dec. a.-Icsterday
was n delightful day. The sun shons
brightly and the air was AS balmy as II
day in May. Christmas services were
held in all the churches and the Sunday
school scholars received gifts from their
teachers an in former years. Ii is sur
prising how little reference was made to
the flood IL was scarcely mentioned.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Christmas WAS
more generally observed here than for
many years. Part owing. perhaps, tn the
delightful weather: The day was warm
police had yer, few bad cases tn attend to
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26.-It was Difficult,
to realize that to-day was Christmas. The
weather was sprinR-like.
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Thieves Captured ut 81. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 26.-Thc police have
succeeded i'm running down n gang OF
house breakers and daylight sneak thieves
who for some time have been reaping u
harvest i'm this city. Two or three of the
captured are we'll known criminals, and
Madam Madeline Frcllingham. residing
at No. . Hill street, has been arrested as "a
fence. and II large amount of stolen prop
erty was found i'm her house. Mrs. Ellen
bradshaw of No. IA Ninth street, was also
taken i'm, and i'm her house was found
tewelry and silverware stolen from the
house of Mrs. Oaks a month ago.
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Removal of the Usrs,

DURANGO. COL, Dec. 26.-Thc Southern
Ute Indians have just held n counsel OF
the three tribes, relative to the treaty held
by them last year for their remova to
Utah. They do not understand why the
treaty has not been carried into effect.
They were unanimously in favor of the
removal and u resolution was adopted
asking the indian department. for pertnis-
sion tn send "a delegation of Indians tn
Washington to urge the ratification of the
treaty. They want to he heard i'm answer
to the objection made 10y the Indian Rights
Association To the treaty.
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TOLD IN A LINE.

Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
dn Hardware Co.'S.
Co.'S.
Guns and mt the
Hardware Co.'S.
For style, good goods and n perfect hit.
Loaded shells mt Anaconda Hardwnre
Co.'S.
Estes 4 Connell are marking their new
stock of lothing and furnishing gootls ut
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
II you want a suit of clothes sNSste to
over aOO samples Ia select from. AMI guar
antee a perfect ft.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

D. asA Downs IN Msrkss va1sss % ths
New Yesk Exohange.
New YORK, Dec. 2.-Owingt To the clos
ing Of the Londo exchange to-day and
the extremely slim attendance, the bsisi-
meas done i'm stocks here was ON the same
limited scale as that Of Tuesday, and fiuc-
tuations. except in half n dosen stocks
hic monopoliseSl all interest In specu-
lation, were made within . range of less
than one-half per cent. Sugar was bought
on the story that the capital stock was to
he reduced ny the cancellation Of certifi-
oates. Il made q material advance i'm b
forenoon and finally closed with . gain Of
one per cent. for the day. The final
changes Tonight are for insignificant
fractions except In Tennessee coal, which
rose IA.
were dull and firm.
Petroleum dull. The market opened
steady at 1O2X, and advances tn 1854.
Interest then died out and the market
closed dull at 1G3.
Stock Exchange-OpeninR, 1921; high
est lO3K; lowest 102E; closing lUS.
Consolidated Exchange - Opening at
1929 highest, 1Oa; lowest, 1929; closing,
1O3.
Total sales $4,000 barrels.
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The Union Pacific, 1.-The Overland
Routc." will sell tickets for the holidays
bctwceu all stations i'm Montana on it's
frID. Tickets will lie ON sale December
2ith, 18th and 3lst. 1889. and January LIST.
1850. good going on date of sale aud Rood
for return passage up to and including
january 3rd, 1SgO. Take advantage OF
this reduced rate and spend christmas
and New Years with yoslr relatives or
friends For any information as regards
time of trains. rates., etc., apply to- the
nearest Union Pacific agent. or b. l..
Lomax, GEM Pass. AGt.. Omaha.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 26.- A man answer
ing in several particulars the description
OF Silcott, the Washington embczzler, has
been traced to this city, hut is believed to
have left last night for the west. He was
greatly changed i'm appearance. His hair
was dyed n dark brown and hc had en-
tircly discharged the clothing with which
he came into Canala.
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Watch Clulp.

We are organizing two watch and dia-
mond clubs OF fifty each. One
requires the payment of one dollar per
week and the other OF two dollars per
diamonds and other fine jewellery has
become very popular. The small amount
required each week places n membership
within the reach OF everyone, and tile
money you pay i'm would perhaps he blown
i'm In some other way and you would have
nothing tn show for IL. hut 10y joining our
soon have an elegant piece of jewellery.
We wish those thinking Of joining clubs
would call at our store and see tue quality
of goods we propose furnishing members
of our Clubs. We have the newest and
brightest stock and the best values for the
money. j. & Co.
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The New CruI.er Charlestou,

VALLEJO, Cal, Dec 3.-Thc United
States cruiser Charleston went into coIn-
mission to-day mt the Mare Island navy
yard. Commander Louis Kenys formally
turned the cruiser over tn Captain George
4. Remey. Commodore Benham and The
officers attached to- the navy yards and ~
large number of other persons Witnessed
the ceremony. The ship will he ready for
the sea i'm February.
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Do Nou Want u Present

for "a lady or gentleman, old or young ?
Go to ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile COM
pany and look over their stock of fancy,
useful and ornamental Christmas goods.
Displayed ON their counters are every
class of holiday goods that good taste and
careful selection could iggcst They
certainly have the choicest line OF these
articles ever yet shown in our city.
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The California Mtn. D~isa.scr.

SAN ANDREAs. CAL. Dec 26.-Thc latest
reports from the Angeles Camp disaster
is that there are at least Il and probably
~ men buried i'm the mines. There is
little hopes of ever recovering the bodies.
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Ladies', at Miss II. ". WIRES you can
yet all kinds of stamping don, with neat
ness and dispatch. A large lot of patterns
to select from,
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IT You want the finest hat made in the
world for lightness aud durability, get the
Chyisty at Estes & Council. and no other.
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Furnished rooms for light housekeeping
on Third street. west of Maple. Address
ssT' Standard Office, Anaconda. Montana.
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In the heart of the winter season.
Estes * Council Mercantile Co. have
made a general cut of 10 per cent .sn their
entire line of clothing. See that you get
10 per cent. oil on all purchases OF cloth
ing.
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Thu most complete line of dress TRIM
mings ina the city is at Estes & Connells.
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A. r. Playter has just received a large
stock of paints and window glass.
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Crowley makes spe~,ialtics of turkey
dinner and coffee as mother made IL.
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 2.-The
heavy rain of the last few days continued
this morning. All trains from the north,
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The Manhatta dress shirt was received
yesterday at Estes & Connell's.
Estes 4 Connelrs $500 laIies' cloak il
worth 80 m.
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Miss II. ". White has just received q
full line of French imported hats.
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UNION PACIFIC HALLWAY.
PASSENGER DEPAltrM EST
t-r-rE Nnuf N..y .eD 1890

BCTTE, NlUnt-, NV. =, fSSg. y
Agents in MoHfaaa: A rate of one and
onc-fifth fare for the round trip To apply
locally within "a distance of 300 miles has
been made for the Christmas aud New
Year holidays. Tickets to he sold Decem-
BIER "A, % and 81, lSs9, and January 1, 1880.
Final limit, january 3, 1880. Advise the
public. Yours truly, j. A. Lewis, general
nns.s,t
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For fine wool or silk underwear for gents
no tn Estes 4 Connell's.
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Total sales ~. 600 barrels.

Money on call light stf 10.
Prime mercantile PIE 5Aa1Ec.
Sterling Quiet and weak ;
sixty-day bills, Si.sOH; demand, $.s4.
Wool, steady and quiet; domestic fleece,
32st ~.
Copper, dull and firm; Lake, January,
14.25.
Lead. nominal; domestic, $3.50. q
Tin quiet and steady straits SCI u
Mining INDIANAPOLIS Ms follows:
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Large invoice of the finest furnishings
for gents, just received at Estes d Con-
s..lIs.
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Christmas ties Mt Estes & Councils.
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Call and see Estes & Conncll,
plushes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-18
lfrlipinus.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE HELD
~ IN the following churches on SUNDAY i'm
the morning AT 1870 In the evening al 7:i5 sun
dhN school AT l;h y. IN. When the hour is al
lorcnt " l. especially noted:
tIIuRCn uF tiup-Curn of Primo, and ar
hhIt Prayer meeting nj D n. IN.
,olINLr BAPTIST CHURCH-EaSt Vine near
Duke street
:, INIrEp BREruREN IN CHRIST, CoyFNANr-
heN. r. L. Hughes, pastor Praise meeting at
REIoRNED-Sr LUkE's-Marietta ny,nue
heN, WIN. L. l.tChlitcr, pastor. SUNDAY srhooi
az r. m, Service In the German language At
+ IN, ir3L X; G. Scheidti officiating,
pastor, Sunday school AT . D. m
fRhsblTERiAN MEMORIAL CHURCH -South
Queen street, Thomas Thompson, pastor
81 JOHNS lCTHFRAN- Rev, g. f. AlIsunn-
~, III, ~, Gsnstor SUNDAY school at Gotwald Me
tHRlsr ICTHtEAN.--Rcv, T.. l.. Reed pastor
81. fAI Ls REfoRMEp-Itoy, J. W Meminp,r
pastor, Lecture by Rev. T.. V. Gerhart, H. II, al
6i5 n. m. - - W
FIRST REFoRsEp.-R j. NJ. TitleI. u n
f.IfSr &, bo Morning Ser"o" by Rev J. IL, DuO's'
ST. P.AUL's ME CHuRCu Rev. 4. 4. Yerl,es
pastor va. M, class. Praise service at H. m.
PRtsBffERiAN.-Rev. j. Y. Mitchell, ID. d..
pastor. " ''
MoRAyIAS,-Rey, j. Max Hark, u. D.. pastor
p m, Sunday school.
GRACE LurHERAN.-Rev. C.E Houpt. pastor.
Pastors morning Bible class at q SUNDAY
flhsf BArIIsI.-Rey. j. NJ, Dunawav. OF Gro
zen Theological seminary. Sunday school al
y. IN. Nv
TRINITY LurHEgAS.-Rev. c. l.. Fry. nastor
~ ', A;-Ti;D Young Mems meeting
FIRST NJ. r.. CHURCH : M Vrrnon IA
D pastor Class meetings at . a. m -
pastor. - W. "wAe'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-18
John, His Scheme and Employees.

John Wanamaker has made a second
annual distribution Of II portion of the
profits Of his big store and in u speech to
the employees confessed his disappont-
ment in the operation of the profit
sharing scheme. He insisted with
great earnestness and no very profound
logic that the money was paid out with
no other object than good will and inter
est In the welfare Of the employees and
that 1t was entirely out of place for any
of them to say that he would rather
have his salary increased instead Of
sharing the profit yet he declared that
he expected to gain better service by the
outlay. He said man would I've stupid
to stay with him if not fully paid aud
tried to draw firm line between his
profit sharing and the increase of salary.
There is such a line quite visible. A
steady employe of seven years standing
would not seem very stupid if he re-
fused salary slightly larger because It
was Offset by the prospect of profit shar-
ing.
The scheme Is simply a variable and
uncertain addition to wages which owes
no small part of its apparent popularity
to the fondness that all men have for
taking chances and trifiiug with luck.
In the long run the man paid by profit
sharing will not find himself ahead of
the man who is paid strictly by the value
Of his services, and does his level best 10
make them of value. Wanamaker con-
fesses disappointment in the results of
his scheme, which he expected 10 stimu-
late closer and more earnest attention
to the interests of the firm. As
conscientious and honest employe will
always do his best, and no one can
do better than that, it must be assumed
that the famous trouser builder and cab
met officer has low opinion of human
ity in general and his employees in par.
ticular.