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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13
THr Fam. 8l2 7rH ST.. n. w.
THE FAIR. s12 7rH 81. NV.
THE FAN. $40 7TH 81. NV.
TOMORROW,

SATURDAY. SEPT. IA. 1885.
We have gathered together aot Of 0oblets Tumhlsrs
&c. They are Odds and Ends In lots of less than q
dozen. We have marked them down to about the
prices they would bring at auction, and We will sell
them Tomorrow on our Bargain Counter These lots
consist of Goblets Tumblers. Handled and Unhan-
died Beer Glasses. Wine Glasses Cocktails. sodas.
cognacs, Lemonade Mugs, &C.. DC. It will pay you to
look them through.
ALSO GREAT DRIVING SALE To-
MORROW FOR HoUsEKEEpERs.
We will sell Japanese Fruit saucers worth l5c for
only OSc
We will sci, Beautiful Crystal Cream Pitchers worth
l5c. for only o9c.
We will sell Handsome ENGLISH Decorated Chamber
Sets worth "a for only s219
We will sell Hand-painted French China Tea Sets
worth 80 for only s59s.
We will sell Elegant Hand-painted French China
Dinner Sets worth s25, for only s17.es
ALSO
ALSO
Festooned-edse dlined Bone Dishes for only oec
each.
Beautiful White Latticed Fruit Bowls look like 75c
article. for only 15c.
square-shape Bridgewood White Porcelain Covered
Dishes for only 49c.
Prize Hardwood Folding Table, iniaid stripes, worth
s1.9s, for only sl.29.
Patent Combination Ash High Chair and Rocking
Chair combined, one of the nestest and best
Child's Chairs ever produced. the price only
s1.25.
The following Household Articles,
Cheap. but Good:
Large Nickeline Trays, 3c-l5-inch Block Tin Wash
Basin only 1Oc.-6-ringed Muffin Pans only
10c.-sQuare Cake Pans only 5c.-Large CAL
vanized Dippers only 9c.-Handsome Leather
cite Table Mats only 5c.-Children's Brooms
only 5c.-A Good 3-string &c. Broom for only
Some more of those Children's Carts and wheelbar-
rows at Ice each.
THE FAIR, s12 9TH ST. NV,
1t FRANKIE l. Co, Proprietors I
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Price. 81 sL1o sl.2o sI.3o sl4o and 81. Sc

Price. 81 LILO el.20 sl.30 s1.40 and 81 so
Notwithstanding all the SPACE we have
Fiven TO Underwear we have not enumerated
more than half the stock, and while We may
not have mentioned exactly what you want
in this line you can be sure we have Il
First floor, second annex; rear)
BARGAIN IN APRONS.-lo0 Dozeu
Lawn Aprons with wide hem and four rows
of drawn work above. Price. l21sc. each.
Second noor.)
NEW BATH WRAPS FOR IADIEs.-La-
dies Outing Cloth Bath Wrappers, with silk
stitched collar and cuffs Price. s350.
Ladies' French Open Flannel Bath Wrap
pers, in all colors, with tucked yoke in back
and front and each tuck stitched with ak
Price %.
(second foor)
ABARGAIN IN CORSET covERs-Fsps
High-neck, Good-ftting, Cambria Correct
Covers, with Solid Hamburg Yoke In fnunt
Sizes. "a to -. PRICE 62,Sc.
fsecond Aoorl
PERFECT-FITTIEG C0RsETs.-Amsri-
can White coutil Corsets. with long waists.
side steels and double steels down front
Price, SOC.
German Woven corsets. with ode ssssls
embroidered bust and scalloped q ton
Price, 75c.
D. / Q. American couul oorvsts, WITH
side steels and extra-long wsistA Price. q.
r and @. Corsets with double homes On
hips and double steeis down front Price
e1.25.
Ferris Corded Corset WAISTS for Ladies'
Misses and Children.
Double We waists for fnfsnts and cAfl-
drsn.
Second floor,
Iufsntss Weau. -f.tAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

The police force will hereafter inspect tho
s,reessweeping. Night they not by useful
stretching OF the comprehensive police accuse
non OF oostruesing the streets promptly arrest
Negligent sweepers? Heroic measures seem to
BE required to avoid in behalf of the capital
tbs rsp~oach Of being q dirty city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

When anything is wanted it is great thing
TO know where TO get it 1t is therefore i'm
portans to remember that want" advertise
mens printed in TIE STAB viii be seen nv more
than five times as many readers as q like an.
nouncement printed in any other paper in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

In view OF the way sensations become cpl
cenic, there is going to be q close contest this
season between the multitude of Niagara Falls
crsnks who Will threaten TO initiate Graham
and Brodie and the crop Of bogus babies which
VIII spring M as result of the exposures in
the Hamilton case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

An Illinois watch company has decided to
call in the services Of an assignee in order to
adjust its relations with debtors and creditors.
but announces that there Is no intention of
winding up its affairs. II its affairs are any
thing like its watches, it probably considers
that life Is too short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

The shortest political platform on record is
the single sentence, Il am democrat;" and
the two distinguished public men who stand on
il are John Lawrence Sullivan and David Ben
nett Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

INTERESTING FAcrs.
R. GoLDsoHMID,
1907 and 1000 F ST. NV.
THE FEATURES TOMORROW
Special reduction in Perfmery, Stationery Jewelry
Umbrellas, China, Pictures, Rugs, Trunks and Baby
Carriages
STATIONERY
Box, Slate and Pencil only Be.
Diary Lead Pencils, lie a doz
Fsultless Combination Envelopes only Sc. o pack
age.
Ivory Paper Cutters only Zc
Fountains p. ms only pc.
Box of Irish Linen Paper for l3c
fancy Box containing "a each Paper and Envelopes,
worth from Is TO 4sc., for IL and ISc
Fancy Linen Paper, with plain and ragged edge,
only 1Sc. box.
Antique Parchment Paper only 21c. per box
JEWELRY tFEATURES).
Assorted Bangles, worth 25c, only I2c
Old silver Side Combs, worth 25c., only 10c
Oxidized Glove Buttoners, worth 15c at Sc
Auburn, Black or Shell Pins only &c.
A"Tip" Collar Button only &c.
PERFUMRRY FEATURES)
Imported Soap worth 25c, at lie.
Omnibus Toilet Soap, worth 15c for lOc
Pan Palm Oil Soap only 7c
Florida Water Bouquet Soap only Gle
Bazin s2rgents Pond Lily, Rose, White Rose
Violet White Lilac, &C., Extracts, worth &c. only
1Sc.
seely's Celebrated Extracts only $50.
UMBRELLAS UEADERsl
sIIs. oA''
SIX Warp Paragon Frame Umbrellas, 2s in, only
s1.4s. ''' '"''
GLASS WARE CREATURES,
Mason's Improved Fruit Jars, OF, Ssc doz Q
OTIS. 81 S doz.
Thin Blown Tumblers @ for lee
Fruit Dishes, worth Poe, only lie
Unit Tut n.,ft
lsc. o0'' why
Flour Bowls only $50.
CHINA DEPARTMENT
Decorated China Salad Bowls worth 25c at lsc.
q each English China Decorated Cups saucers and
Plates only Csc ~
q each Decorated China Guns sapcsrs aud p,.o.
s1.4s. "-N i"'e''
Elegant Decorated English China Tea Sets, So
pieces, enly 1918.
S5.4S. Avn Se'''
New-shape Decorated English China Dinner Sets
IL pieces. worth ! Ia, only SIO.9S
GLASGOW Pottery, Decorated China Dinner Sets, 1877
pcs, only S15.9 S.
New-pattern Beautifully Decorated American China
Dinher sets, LOO pcs. only S42. 9S.
English China Decorated Toilet Sets only al o.
Hand panied American China Toilet Sets. 81. 2s
Hand decor ated American China Toilet sets with
Jar, only Seas ~
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON WATER COOLERS
LAWN TENNIS GOODS AT COST
PICTURE DEPARTMENT cFEAruRrS
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN ORDER FOR TO-
MORROW
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
THE LOWEST PRICES.
Handsome Antique oak-framed Pictures with En-
glish Mat only CSC. $3.50 --'
s1.eS. NiA1e'' on4S
Ns~-paftern Shaded Frames with the celebrated
Ensrayings and Etchings only s24S
handsome ornamented Easels and Pictures To match
for s2.9S. ~
10 Different Battle Scenes of all the famous Battles
Q, the ate " arr handsomely framed in Bronze only
31.9S. -'
Rug DEPARTMENT FEATURESl
CLEANING OUT (sPEcIALsl
1Sx32 Rugs for Csc
23xi3 Rugs for 81. As
26x56 Rugs for 81 So
30x56 Russ for 81 rs
sexes Rugs for s3.2S
TRUNKS tsPEcIALs,.
% trunks at manufacturer cost.
BABY CARRIAGES CFEATURFS.
IA handsome CarrD.g es at actual cost at
H. "oLDSChM MID. 1907 and 1908 NJ NV
y Stose open from 80 am to 10 D. m
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MEMS FURNISHINGS ron issp 90.

MEMS FURNISHINGS FOR issa-ao.
See the London-style scarfs. only 4rc h>r~ The
American limitations at only 2sc
Inc ran and Winter Underwear has also arrived
Written descriptions always deceptive 90 win roo
accept the Invitation 20 inspect tomorrow the New
STOCK To open the with proper elst the WIN
GOV has been hlied with the new 75o. MERISo UN-
p pt.s EA6 which VII be offered for SATURDAY
ONLY FROM AN TO pm. AT SO CENTS. me
SIX Fronts TO the shirts and the Taped Seams. Rein
forced seats and Trowser Fronts the Drawers maize
IL evident enough this Underwear Sc rems,kshls
value at rs cents.
The new $Ie. Underwear win be pronounced TIE
best value IN this city, while the new Ribbed wooden
Drawers and Shirts will be eagerly purchased by tho.,
who appreciate comfort durability and neat spre.r-
anoe Ask 10 see tho new Cancels Hair and Natural
Wool Undergarments for autumn wear
THE PALAfs ROYAL
Continued heloNN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

We have Just opened our second importation Of ths
Blue FLEnsH STONE WARE
censLsting q Punch Bovl& oracher Jars, Noxs,
Pot4 Umhrslla ssaadz. ntchars. Covered and Uncov-
cred. and nnnsroas other articles for Dining Room
Dscosskion.
fore bssa cold for
WLMAETH EDNoNsTON,
ss4raN 12oS Rsnu. ara
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OsIr 73crs. Fon
MISSES KID BUTTON. worth also.
% CTS BOYS SOLAR TIP BUTTON AND LACE.
es CTS FOR
MISSES AND BOYS SPRING HEEL BUTTON.
Regular price also.
es CTS. FOR
LADIES' DoNaoLA AND PEBBLED BUTTON.
Cheap at s1.5o
e1.e5 FOR
MEMS EVERLASTING wAUKPHAsr.
s1.s5 MEMS SCOTCH BOTTOM Balls
s2.5o FOR
WATERPROOF GRAIN cREDEMoREs.
$3.50 sEwED AND pEGaED CALF BOOTS.
LADIES' HAND-sEwED FRENCH poNaoLA
BUTTON.
Good value at s5
s400.
GENTS HAND-sEwED CUSTOM MADE FRENCH
CALF BOOTS AND CATERS
Equal to So ordered shoes.
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES AT
HEILBRUN's SHOE HOUSE.
402 9TH STREET.
1t See: 'The Old Lady in window"
1G IN. SILK PLUSH. 1000 YARDS IN ALL, CSC.
II Oper yard at our opening Monday, Sept. 10, for
one week kAUFMANS DOUBLE COMBINATION,
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RKMsAsrs CuEAr ToxoRRow.
The rain kept so many home this morning that we
repeat last nights advertisement. You may profit
by II tomorrow.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tSee below.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13
REMNANTS To SUIT You.

Most likely the very to suit you 10 here and
yet you'll not find IL quoted below
To explain; Those odd garments short lengths OF
which there are but one two pieces not quoted.
and for obvious though, I'm truth such rem
nants reduced to lower prices than the broken lots
quoted m this column.
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Johnson. GAnsrn & Co.

We are showing about % New Patterns in Inersin
Carpets At 25 IS and zoe These goods are Just the
thing Tor bed rooms We have all the better grades
to Toe.
Our line of Tapestries can't b bsat-priess range
from 62]< to $50.
Al New PAteerns in Body Drusssls o. and s12k
nErA,n Art souarss Foot Drugssts and "a Tloor
Oil Cloth SOC. up
We are receiving daily new things tn Fan Drssu
Goods, UnderweaE Hosisry. h.. be-
nne stock Domestic Tsbls Linsnx TowsIs No.
JoHSaon, aARxxn CO.
- ej0x ssas nsnx tn - n.w
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ffrss WIND md dust and then rain ana mud nm Q
onasf you haven't been shopptns for the Lest three
S.ys inrce ovs have made Q great change her>I
Nearly 10000 worth q Fsi snd winter Novsltiss
nave arrived and are now open for inspcction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

nR. WARMERS HEALTH, NURSING AND COR
Dane, size "a. 25, 20 81 and 2S, ACE. at OPEN
ing Monday' Sent L. Il will pay you to come from
se13-6t "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

" untrinmed Hats, Feathers, Plumes, Birds and
Kbb3ns Is superb Monday, Sept 10, we display all.
DOUBLE COMBINATION, IL tn st. Sc
se13-6t
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QR-INCH ALL-wOOL LADIES' CLOTH REM.
~ nants; 40-inch atwood Tricot remnants: 81
inch awool Serge renants At the price 1T our Open
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F. F. a. +, 4 + :: ::
EEntt $TI$ " a /
III Z % ? \ II . / IL.

We also wish to draw your attention 10 the fact thst
several Of the lots quoted below NEW AUTUMN
AND WINTER GOODS reduced in price to create .
demand now.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Contiuued beloul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

HEAVY eros GRAIN COLORED SILKS. 63c,
AAWorth 81. the opening price at kAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION. l It'll st. s.e., for one week
commencing Monday, Sept 10. sel3-6t
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III / i a a !. III | / III :: :;
IS. - $sos III + $ j 3 d 3 { E..
:: III g + = :. ::
ssss q 4 90 ZEE ssss :.

Every branch Of trade has its Leadsrs-ours
are School Shoes.
Our margin Of profit on these is smaller than
on anything else we sell, yet we have always
believed that to furnish at q moderate cost
serviceable School Shoe is the best advertise
ment any dealer can have. In this we have not
miscalculated.
We know positively that we can save you at
least 25 per cent on your Children's Shoes and
give you a solid. durable article. no matter how
little you pay for IL.
AT 81 so we are selling Neat Boys and Youths
Button and Laced Boot that we have known
to stand half solings and is fully equal to
any &c shoe.
AT q. 25-Misses' Genuine Donrola and Pebble Goat
Heeled or Spring Heel Button. a Shoe that
IL not made out of Sheepskin-like those
usually sold at that price-but that is
neat, honest and reliable in every instance.
OUR FAMOUS MONUMENT SOLAR TIP SHOES
for Boys or Girls you all know the goods !;
the prices are 81 up to 10,6s, s125 for sizes
IL to 2sfor the Pebble, and 25c. q pair more
for the French Dongolas; every pair just
25c. q pair less than the lowest ruling prices.
THE IRONCLAD 81 Button and Laced Shoes for
Misses, Boys and Youths. just soc pair
under our competitors prices for similar
goods.
AT 75c. We are selling Childs Real Dongola Pebble
Spring Heel Heeed Shoes for Misses,
and Solid Sole Veal Calf Button and Laced
for Youths and Boys. We warrant every
pair of these to give good service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

A xuNsT1B MOQUHr oARp--r --,.,--,--..
q ~ ~ Rsf ~ sgRs5 insrsin caxpst rsssisa1s &
~. ~ ~ ~ - SoM5!NAIi0N, nth g &c. Nom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

Children's White Merino Vests, Pants and
Drawers in fall and winter weight. The
smallest size-l0 inches-sells for 25c., rise
two cents per size larger, up to size "a
inches At 43c. per garment.
We call particular attention to our excel
lent line of
CHILDREN's SWISS RIBBED vEsTs,
for which We anticipate q large sale. We
quote:
Children's Heavyweight Cotton -and-woel
Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and long
sleeveA
Sizes. ...... 3 3 4 8 g and Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-13

A VERY ELEGANT LADIES' JACKET MADE OF
a medium weight English CorkscIew; vest front;
worth 9l9 opening price eA.9o. DOUBLE COM
blNATlON, 18th st. Sc. se13-6t
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Price...... 90 SO 65 6s 40 and "a
Children's Fall-weight All-wool Swiss
Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves
sizes..... 3 9 and q
price..... 90 IS 20 as 80 and s5c.
Children's Heavy weight Atwood Swiss
Ribbed Vests high neck and long sieeyss
Extra fne quality for the prices.
sizes... 2 8 IS 9 and 2
Price. 80 30 % 81 Los and 81 10
Children's Elegant Silk and-woo Swiss
Ribbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves
and superior quality.
Sizes.. 2 3 4 8 9 and =
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1G IN. SILK PLUSH. 1000 YARDS IN ALL, CSC
AOper yard at our opening Monday, Sept. 49, for
one week kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
IIth ST. Sc. e13-it
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4 MiLDkkNS PLUSH AND CLOTH TAM
openar nn,s suitable for either boy girl 25c
ma aANs pouFLE COMBINATION sroRE. lith &.
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Price.....-...Se.75, S3, s3.25, IS. so.
CHILDREN'S FALL AND WINTER US-
DERWEAR.-We have in stock about ten
new lines and qualities Of Children's Fall
and Winter weight Underwear
We propose to do larger trade this Fall
in Children's Underwear than ever, and
have now the stock to do it. Prices are
lower. Here are few special lots.
Childrenls Two-thirds Wool Vests, Pants
and Drawers. The Vests have high necks
and long sleeves.
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xon,oale C1mbre tgehunel 9a<e
~. we<necs corsets 95c
The Monarch shirt worth NJ o.. or.
Snsy kntt txenuine3 Hoslery 40 S'
1arq.wtde Henrietta Cloth 25c
114 snSstang. 19c. and upward
Sa1ton Flannel. BE- and upwsrI
Mmse klanneis. &c. and iipward
0Aoouette Bikek Hose tabsoinx.s,r 49, -
sSmn,. 1ias only 25c 6!c Biack Ailwoo frsnci
>s'>7xs now yQc Call and exnmiDe o,rr sfr~1r -'~S
v-s.s,. BkQDHEAD 4 Co. 85S y -
1esnsshed ls65. fss13l3tl Sssonic q. rsnssi.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-30
major MeIcher for Mayor.

At the urgent solicitation of large num-
Der Of the Republicans of Portland, Major
Holman S. Melcher has consented to become
a candidate for Mayor, at the election in
March. Major Melcher needs no introduc-
tion to the people of Portland He has long
been known by them as an upright and con-
scientious citizen. successful business man
and an earnest and consistent Republican.
His patriotism and bravery he demonstrated
when the country needed soldiers in the field
to save it from destruction. His admins
tratiye and executive ability he has
demonstrated since by the successful
conduct through many years of large busi-
ness in Portland. He is thoroughly familiar
with the affairs of the city, knows Portland's
needs and the dangers to which the city is
exposed. He has convictions and the cour-
age of them also. He is courteous and
affable and very popular with the people.
Indeed he seems to possess in high degree
the qualities that go to make successful
candidate as well as those needed to make an
efficient head for our municipal government
The Republicans need just such man as
Major Melcher for candidate for Mayor this
spring.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-30

The horse railroad strikers in New York
have become rioters at very early stage of
the proceedings. To stop work they had a
perfect right; but to undertake to prevent
the running Of cars by assaulting the drivers
or placing distractions on the tracks is a vi
olation Of the rights of others which admits
OF no extenuation. Having voluntarily left
the employ of the company they are now at
tempting by physical force to compel the
company to take them back on their own
terms. They say plainly by their acts il
tneir terms are not acceeded to the company
must stop business. OF course this is a Do
sitlon that cannot be tolerated in any law
abiding community. When the men left
their employment they went as far as thew
had any right to go in paralyzing the bust
ness OF their employers. Their subsequent
proceedings are transgressions of the law.
and subject them to criminal prosecution.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-30

One of the favorite arguments against the
ballot bill has been that there was no de.
mand for it. Yesterday two long petitions
bearing the signatures of prominent bust
ness men Of Portland, Saco and Biddeford
were presented to the legislature asking for
legislation to prevent bribery at the polls.
AS the only bill before the legislature on
this subject is the Looney bill these petitions
can fairly be construed a. an endorsement of
the principle of the bill Indeed large
number of the Portland signers, we are in
formed, distinctly declared that they were
IN favor OF this measure. These petitions
seem 70 be very conclusive answer to the
algument that the present system is good
enough 1t will be observed that the
sisners Of these petitions are. not theorists.
nor MISS Nancies, nor tender-foots. nor.
goooy-goody people, but men of affairs men
VINO know what is going on in the world
from mingling with it. Evidently thew arc
not convinced that our elections are as nu uo
as they ought to be or might be under \ dif,
ferent system. WI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-01-30

Though no authoritative announcement
has yet been made, it seems to be pretty
generally understood that Mr.. Blaine is to
be Secretary of State and Mr. Allison Secre-
tary of the Treasury. Mr. Wanamaker also
is booked probably for some position,
though just what is not settled. There
are four positions remaining to be filed.
Gen. Alger seems likely to get one of them
II he wants 1t. The New York problem
seems to be as far from solution as ever.
Platt's friends still insist that he shall go
into the Cabinet, and Miller's friends are
lighting for their favorite. 1t is not unlikely
If the Republicans of the Empire State fail
to harmonic. that New York will be with
out representative in the Cabinet. Senator
Allison appears to have been vely reluctant
to leave the Senate, and consented to do so
only at the earnest solicitation of Mr.. Har-
rison. r