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The daily critic., 1890-07-23

Itis the chilly truth, says Senator
Carlisle, that the great surplus Of the
Treasury no longer exists" On the
contrary, a deficit Is threatened. To
sinking fund may be suspended aud the
Treasury reserve may be drawn upon.
To touch the sinking fund, however, or
the reserve, would be q step OF a very
extraordinary character. There has
evidently been reckless management
when the surpluses of the Cleveland
regime are so soon succeeded by these
embaIrassments
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
From Ire

from LJt.
He-Would you care much Il |
should steal kiss
She (strictly Puriianic)--I should. ]
could not bear to look at you again,
should know you to he guilty of VIC.
lating, in the smallest degree, one Of
the commandments. If you must have
a kiss, occasionally, ask me Tor It and
] will be only too willing to donate It,
but you must not steal II.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
The Mount Vernon
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
On and after JUNE /. 1890. the new iron and
steel steamer,
CHARLES MAcALEsTER,

will leave her wharf, foot OF SEVENTH st.,
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
HALL as follows:
For MOUNT NKRNON-EyerY day except
sunday az 10 a. m and $50 p. m, returning
MOUNT VERNON until second boat leaves II
desired. Fare round trip, 81, including ad
mission 20 the Mansion and Grounds. Ele-
CANT cafe on the boat Meals and lunches
served promptly. Mount EerIon Guide
Books can be procured on the boat.
For MARSHALL HAI.L-Same as MOUNT
VERNON schedule for week days
on SUNDAYS az II a. IN, 2.30 and 3. ~,
returning al 2. $50 and p. m.
on fridays and SATURDAYS, Special
Moonlight Excursions down the river 20
INDIAN BEAD, touching at MARSHALL
HALL going aud returning, leaving Washing
ton az $50 p m, reaching city on return az
10 D m.
Meals and lunches at an times al MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant.
Fare 10 MARSHALL HALL and return .
cents on any tTipi children, between . and Il
years, IS cents.
The popular and reliable steamer w. ".
COhCORAN will make her river landings as
far down as GLHMOkT landing az MAR
SHALL HALL going and returning. leaving
her wharf daily except sunday az 10 a. NJ
returning al p. m. Round trip, 2i cents.
sunday trips Of the ". W. CORCOhAN 10
MARSHALL HALL will be announced
weekly. see advertisements.
For charters Of steamers MACALESpEh
ana GOhGDhAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MARSHALL HALL apply 20 L. L. BLAKE
Captain, on steamer iu9,u
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
wnrldi. Fair Conference.

PHILADELPHIA PA, July % Mayor
Filler presided this afternoon at the
conference held between the members
Of the special committee Of the National
Columbian Exposition with the mem
bers of the finance committee Of the
Centennial Exposition, held fourteen
years ago in this city. General John
W. Palmer chairman OF the national
commission, and Thomas b. Dickinson,
secretary, were present with all the
members Of the special committee, OF
which Judge James X. Mckenzie Of
kentucky Is chairman.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

FI1W n = L0III H1HltIE.
A matchmaker in Newcastle, Eng
land recently completed a set Of three
gold shirt studs, IN one Of which Is a
watch that keeps excellent time, the
dial being only three siXteenths of an
inch In diameter The three studs are
connected By q strip Of silver inside the
shirt bosom, and TIE watch. contained
in the middle one, is wound up by turn
ing tie stud above. The hands are set
by turning the one below
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
a surplus Easy to Handle.

Colonel Fred. Grants fam us
apothegm In the State campaign Of 1887,
that "a surplus Is easier 10 handle than
a deficit" Is verified by the present
situation. The Republicans are finding
Il much harder 10 handle the deficit
which they have created than the sur
plus which they found.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
Train Robbers in minnesota.

DULUTH, MINI, July % Just as
ihe 1890 train on the Omaha pulled
out yesterday morning. three men
boarded Il shortly after the train left
the depot They began operations by
throwing red pepper In the eyes Of the
passengers nearest them and then began
TO collect all the iewelry and valuables
handy. Among the victims was Judge
Clough Of Superior. One of the men
was arrested in Superior and the other
two are believed 10 be among those ar
rested here later In the day
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

AT TuE Inr of General Fremont lie ith
lc was engaged upon the manuscript OF d
] aper for "The Ccutury's" forthcoming
cries on the California Gold Hunters. It
was 10 be entitled "Flndiug Paths to Calf
fcrnia, - and was not only 10 deal with the
several exploring expeditions, but 20 mar
rate he writer's intimate connection with
The events which led 20 the conquest aud
ccupati0u of The territory The work VIII
be promptly continued hy Mrs. Fremont.
4 first dram Of the article had been made,
and the subject had been so recently aud
closely discussed by General and Mrs. Ere
mont that she viii have no trouble in com
pletiug the manuscript for which she had
already written an introduction, as well as
q supplement doscnbiug her life al Monte
rey In lsi9. A hue portrait Of General
Fremont from o daguerreotype OF 40 or
so viii appear In the September number Of
"Ihe Century along with portraits Of
Commodorts sloat aud stockton, "Duke"
Gwin aud Governor Burnett, in an article
giving account u Chow California Came
Into the Union"
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

FftHl ne Aef llfh b e-alJ-
Mrs Spriggins-WheTe's your iaugh-
ter, 4Irs. Virgins
Mrs Wiggins-She's gone 10 the
cooking school And that reminds me,
] must 20 into the kitchen and get sup
per for she D be as hungry as bear
When she gets home.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
FORD q Graham's New BraBch 20 Their
Palace lunch Rooms.

These two Young aud euterprising gentle
men, who have been running successfully
for some time past Two elegant lunch
rooms "a COO Fifteenth street aRd 533
Seventh northwest, have concluded to
open another splendid palace lunch-rOom
40 1918 feunsy ylVauia avenue northwest, on
ieWelry stOreI These luuch-rooms are for
ladies aud gentlemen. Everything served
in hrGI class style The milk used a these
lunch rooms comes directly from the reg
istered Jersey and Guernsey herd Of H. d.
Blunt, Gemant0Wn, Md open from a. m.
until midnight
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

TTlII = -I-II LITTTlF@IlH-
When "a House Of Representative
may be put in power by the Federal
judges and he Federal generals, when
Bench aud camp decree aud blyonet
combine iu creating popular
branch Of "a National Legislature. FL IS
time % begin @ take our bearings and
consider whittier We are drifting
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

FIaH Iz E T0ft IlHss.
It Is plain that the Democrats WII
uy % set forth theiI side of the case iu q
way lhat win be useful iu the electoral
campaign. In that way Tie debate
VIII serve an excellent purpose eVeu #
the Republicans remain silent
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
Products Of me InaglaatiOa.

Nftft ere Hteohi1 ~ AElcf
Stranger Cat restaurant reading from
bill of faTel-Giye me some chicken
cTCquettes.
WaiteT-NeTy sony, sir, but there
aint none
Stranger-Then give me some oyster
patties.
WaiteT-EXIemely sorry, sir; but
we have only roast beef, c0rned beef
and steWed beef today.
StTaBgeT-But where are an these
things that see on the bin Of fare
Waiter They re On the bin of fare
sir
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
The Senate and the rarin.
Fren n. ~ 1olt Tlll.n..

A long list Of Democrats, however,
are understood to be primed and ready
to 60 OIL at an appalling length on the
slightest provocatlon. Their intention
to consume time is well known. How
long will Il be before the majority in
sist on their right to control the bust
ness Of the Senate by ordering the pr
yiOuc uupefiOn
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
WHAT THEY MEAN.

Nj Reed aud his followers mean one
Of TWO things
They mean fair elections, ludepenl.
eut voting peace and prosperity, or
They mean simply the retention IN
power of their party az any cost to the
country.
II they mean the former, why DO
they advocate a measure which, on the
testimony Of all Democrats and fully
half Of all Republicans, will defeat the
aspirations Of their yearning souls
If they mean the latter Why do they
falsely pretend 10 mean something else r
The Southern people are at this time
ready 20 meet their Northern fellow
countrymen on common ground. No
intelligent creature can consider the
recent political developments 10 Ala
bsma. Tennessee, Georgia and South Car.
olina without perceiving that a whole
some and patriotic feTment is at work
throughout the South. The people are
tired Of the old leaders impatient Of
the cid methods, determined on a new
departure and another dispensatl0n
Under the influence Of increasing popu,
latioD, multiplying industries. the
growth Of immigration aud Of
wealth the South has for some
years been taking on the conditions
NLich az the North produce differences
n political opinion and classification.
l'ad BIT Reed offered them an election
laV under which these differences could
lave I,en peacefully and safely crys-
tsliiztd, The South would have accepted
10. even a. the sacrifice Of the c0nyie
ticH lhat The Federal Government
should lesve such matters to the States.
Had Mr Reed offered them the Aus
ualian ballot system, such was their
desire for a realignment Of parties and
d healthy political evolution, they
would have taken 70 and thanked him
kindly.
But Mr. Reed aud his co-c0nspirl-
tors have offered them, instead, a
measure which win put an end 10 The
wholesome development which was IN
progress They have declared a policy
thal viii divide the South once more
into Two hostile forces, the whites and
The blacks They have launched a
movement IN arrest Of civilization
Can any one harb0r the most evanes-
cent doubt as 20 what they mean We
think not
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

From ne Memphis A AralaHchs.
A suit has been brought In a New
York divorce court by wife on the
plea that her husband always had roast
duck for dinner and forced her TO eat
fried liver. No court on earth could
refuse a decree II the proof is estab-
lisbpd
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
subserIbe to AIcKinIeyis FUND.

From ne LOuisriHs C0urler-yOurHdI.
II every Republican will send Boss
Quay $40, Mr.. Mckinley will overcome
that $500 majority in the Mckinley
distriot-provided Mr.. Quay doesn't
jump into the Susquehanna with the
funds.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

NEW YoFk GOSSIP, as reflected by the
Stars "Man About Town." says. "John
Nargmakcr, if reports around the Fifth
Avenue Hotel may be believed, has made
the proprie;ors Of the Madison Square
Garden an offer for their property, with the
view Of establishing q universal storen
after The style OF the great emporium in
London, with Wanamaker improvements.
This would make q sensation I'm New York.
10 Is an open secret that the gentlemen who
put their money into the Madison Square
Garden are very sick OF the enterprise. IL
hasn't paid, and they see no prospect Of its
Ta,ing unless they lower the plane upon
which 70 is run aud make a sort Of London
concert hall of 90, which they don't want %
do. II Mr. Wanamakcr would turn the
Garden into an immonse dry goods, fancy
goods, olt and shoe, millinery, books and
bottoms emporium, with Russell Harrison
as head fooIwalkcr "Bob" Mckee in
charge Of the ladies' boot aud shoe depart
meut, and hints conveyed TO the immense
army Of Federal Government employees IN
Ibis city aud Brooklyn that IL would be
wen for tbCm 20 trade at Wauamake.'s -,
there would be- money ia &c. and no mistake.
The idea is good one, and worthy OF
Nat tma kcr', Ecnlusn
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

From ne chicago TrlbHHs
Elderly Female Relative (at the sea.
side)-For mercy's sake. Mandy
What II any men should see you in
that ere baihin' suit?
Lively Niece (savagely)-No such
luck. Auntiel
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

Tomato sLe thought ir. TO ask- Oh.
she deemed aaz 700 much u ta5E. III.
3 spoonful she took
And yelled lll the place shook
For Pie sallr tlat che ate aas tQbase1
-Arg IaTs Nad
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
A TerrihIs sn.nIcinn-

IRON ne hdHsas Clty Times.
Does Mr.. Russell Harrison, who has
been giving the Texans some very fetch
ing talk about the greatness Of the In
peTial Commonwealth of the Union,
hope by means Of these molasses 10
capture that doubtful State for his pa?
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
SUMNER RESORTS.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE NAY, N. j.,
III accommodates 800 guests. open an the
year Omnibus and sea water free baths
free to guests. TIE hnest summer and
winter resort on the coast. House within 50
feet Of the surf JAMES & STEFFNER.
PTouTiefurs iu23lm
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

Ff0bt me AeD fofh sun.
Mrs. Slowboy-I didn't catch Dr.
Timely's text this morning; It wasn't
from Robert Elsmere, was itl
Mrs. Hastie-Of course not; Il was
from Marie BashkiItseh
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
KazOrs Are Down.

HIph ne Ahtsftcan bfceefs
"6imme a twO-cent razor, said
Johnnie as he placed the coins on the
counter That / will" replied the
st0Tekeeper, and he handed him an
Yeast cake
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
DIG IN ned


FI0H ne buUW0 Etbfeas.
Newspapers nowadays are mostly
filed with accounts of accidents 10
pleasure parties. Still a great many
ue0ple continue to die at home in their
beds.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

From Ep0th.
Wife (wh0 is always abingdon
viii bury me by the side Of my first
husband, won't you. john
Husband-With pleasure my dear
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

THE XIV. SU2BEE OF the International
Education series Is the history 0f Pes-a-
lozzi, His life and Work, 1y Roger Is
Gulmps, translated from tie French by 2.
Russell, assistant master in University
College school. London. Iu the author
preface 10 the second edition 8f this hook
le says -It Is important tl have COM
plete knowledge lf man gbo, throughout
q long Iie, sagdhled himself f1r Wbat Was,
perhaps, the most fertile idea 0[ modern
time5-tle regeneration gf uarilus . ala-
meDtaIy education q man Who passion
ately loving the people ID spite Qf their d
ulIa1ce ana vices, sought b teach ana
raise fLtm even before fley bad uade
Themselves llareI- a man Hll, il bis ar
dent desire 10 help humanity became in
turn, the0lQg.an, laWygr aga lu.tlEall5-.
mauufaetuIeE author IauEualLst ana school
master, a man Who, amid d-tteTy from
kiuEs ana people. never S. erFsd moment
lTcm he course 3 man, hnalIg, WLoze cold
ana 0Eg giIal genius was, 90 Ile Ferg la5I,
comblued WIN the 9peuuesR, simplicity
aId trust 0f q child lhe auLloF d the
tooa nov before us las flllLeI lis
idea ald Owen b tbe puhlie q complete
hlzaozY of Peatalozl nom elildl00d - al4
age, aud u every relation 81 Ire 1le
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

MORE HANDKERCHIEFs FOR SALE.
We have just received the following
excellent values:
Mems White AlILlneu Hemstitched Hand
keFchIefs. one half inch hem, only l2le each.
Mems White AllLlnen Tape BordeFed
Handkerchleis, only l2iG each.
Men S White AuLineu Hemstitehed Hand
kerchlsfs, one 70 one and a-haf inch hen,
only lsc each, Tor 81.
Mems while An-Liuen Tape BordeEed
HsudkerChiefs. only lee each f1F g.
First fl0r
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
Answering Questions

The assertions of a
house OF character are
self-sustaining facts.
They may provoke
queries doubtless d..
They prompt people to
ask themselves and
each other any number
of ridiculous questions
possibly you know
what they are. But
the best answer we can
think Of to all these de-
laying problems is to
remind you that when
the hare and the turtle
had a race and the
Aeet-fo tied hare wasted
n uch time he "got
eft" There is a lurk-
ing moral in every
pioverb, especially in
the one, "TaE e time by
the forelock."
For a few days we
will sell;
Reception Chairs-those niche orna.
menters"-ln decorations Of gold and
pink, blue. oak, ebony or cherry. They
were So and $3.50. We mark them
S275 and 1915.
Wicker Rockers. We reduce them
from SO to $3.50. $3.50 to 50, 81 to
$3.50.
Wicker Tables. Very elegant and
"ultra.fashlon." From $40 to s., 80
to $795. 81 to $5.25. $i1 to 50, $i3 to
SlO.75.
II you will look IN our F.street
you will see a line Of
about 40 Tapestry Patterns, reduced
from 81 to 73c per yard.
We have about IS pairs Of All Che
mile Portieres-3l yards long-various
shades and designs-to sell at $3.50.
They were $lO.5o
We have 80 pairs Of White and 2s
pairs of EeTu Nottingham Curtains tC
sell at s5e. They were Sl25,
All Furniture Tapestries are reduced
20 per cent.
We offer AllWool English Woven
Art Squares at the following reductions
3 yards by ct, from S6.75 to $L49.
3 yards by 2 q, 7Ss to 5.12.
3 yards by 3, 500 TO $50.
3yaIds by AZ, 1888 TO sos.
These prices on our Smyrna Rugs are
about half value
feet by % 1910.
feet BY 3, 400.
z feet By 4, 6.l0.
feet by G, 1475.
10I feet By %, 240O.
u feet by $3.50.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
Thirteenth aud + streets.
THE NATIONAL
n - IA
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

EossITER 81. BATNqsu- the lifelong
friend 81 Henry Ward Egelher las fur
uizhed The introduction % Mise Mary st9us
Haynes collection Of the m0st FepEe6euta-
i've lholghts e the great PfsaeheE u is
rElt, llaraclsEls1e ana personal
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

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rnfIi.trf. ID ,r.I,+or x a.. of Now
yr,l .,5 {. r,. s.r. ir this pi., bv r,r.r.
f-ru
"E NAVE IHH interesting announcement
..a' W. Henry la'nt Lodge VIII entertain
'Ne suburban Press Association ot the
towns about Boston 90 DIS Nahant house,
some Gay next month 70 dou" hr
lodge ionaIy imacines That DE viii thus
Joy ms lnotN hnger on tha great tHron3ing
pulse OF cou.emporaueous opinion But he
Is mist Neu The hce IW'h editor SUE
used with rum aud e'aHWle Is not
Loiug tu ttN Mr. Lodge what ho
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

NELLIE BLY'- book, Around the World
IN seyenty-two Days Is just what might
haye been expected from the pen Of that
intrepid feminine New York journalist In
terse, energetic style, betting the thing de-
scrihed, she gives most graphic word plct-
uTes Of her famous trip around the world,
starting from New York on Thursday, No
yember "a, lss0, al 0.4O;30 O'Clock. She
went first 10 London, then 10 Calais, Brin-
disi, Port said, Ismailia, Suez, Alden, Co
lombo, Penang, Singapore, Hong Kong,
Yokohama, San Francisco, and reached
Jersey City January ., 1890 The time
devoted 10 actual travel during the Journey
was 50 days, II hours and Al minutes, and
there were lost By delay IS days, ~ hours
and so minutes The average rate Of speed,
exclusive Of stops was p AZ miles per hour.
The book Is published by the Pictoria
Weeklies Company . West Tweutythird
street New York, and is for sale by the
WashiT gtou News Company, 626 r street
uCrtLwest
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

EluFAEp kifLNG, whose name now Is
on every ones Hps aud whom the London
lrid has dubbed IA New Literary Hero.
contributes a powerful story called sat
the End % tie Passage To the August
number n "IilPiucOJt Magaziue Like
the best Cf Mr. kiplns's stories, ir is a
sketch 81 Hfl h India for n is this life
that The author Knows lGEfs DIS iuflrma-
ton 81 Indian iils Las been obtained az
dIst hand in the very heart ~ latiVe cities,
iu denz no European has ever penetrated
before, and bis researches have been faeili-
tated by a Perfect mastery Of Hndustaui
10 Is This vide knowledge and experience,
Blended with powers Of observation aud
description of au exceptional order lbar
euatles me autEqT Do paint such iieIise
pactlTg5 u life iu India az j. -At ne EuI
lf tie Passage
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
EDUOATIONAL.

OT. NARYS FEMALE SEMINARY.
ST. MAhf's CITY Nd commences It's
4 Affth year OCT. i. Instruction thorough.
gTeFms moderate Address the prineI-
- pal, Mss A. E. THOMAS. ly3, taW,em
UNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
EEirIct fr0H prtuats kettT.
"In reply 70 your request foH ny advice as
20 a good school for your daughter, can
with confidence recommend Mr. aAd MIS-
Cabel's Norwood Institute, m Washington
10. q. The standard Of scholarship there Is
high, the instruction thorough and the inhu-
enee6 good. J.. q. g. LAhAHs
Justice u. s. supEeme Court
The school opens seut. 80. aus2-d&6ta
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

A FANTA-TIl uIILE sKETCH by Pierre
S0fi, entitled "Rarrahu, OF the Marriage
Of soii," is published bY Gottsberger &
Co., d Murray street, New York The
translation from the French vas made ex-
pTessly for the publishers by Mrs. Clara
Ben. The book puTp0rts 10 be the ex-
peIieuces in the Island Of Tahiti Of a young
English officer 9 h0 preserves them IN the
form Cf a diary, and weaves n with their re-
cital much interesting information con
ceruiug the habits aud characteristics
Of the Tahitiau ISLANDERS Aside from
the unpleasant impression produced by
the conclusion OF the story it win De
found au entertaining companion for the
leisure hours Of thesg 90iu-rhe shade sum
nser Iag- For sale by Breutau0.
The daily critic., 1890-07-23
Get
The Best

Is a good motto 70 follow in buying q medi-
cine as well as in everything else. Fly tho
universaI satisfaction Sc has given, and by
the many remarkable cures 50 has accom-
pIished. Hoods sarsaparilla has proven itself
uneoualed for building up and strengthening
the system. and for all diseases arising from
or promoted by impure blood. no not ex.
pertinent with an unheard Of or untricd arti-
Gle which you are told is las good as
Hoods" but be sure TO get only Hoods.
WEAK AND TIRED.
"Iast spring seemed TO be running down
In health. was weak and tired all the time. I
took Hoods Sarsapar.la and 10 di1 me a
great deal of good. My little daushter, 10
years old, has su1ered from scrofula and
catarrh a great deal. Hoods sarsaparilla
did her more good than anything else we
have ever given her MHs LOUISA CoRr, Can
astOta. n. Y
The daily critic., 1890-07-23

q T. PHILLIPS. &c. ZACHRT
-. j. ID. MckENNEI.
PHILLIPS, ZACHRF 6 MCKINNEY.
Attorneys az Law.
te- dAsu sun Building b 81.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Scr 'DteorabsRoittn.s
Wcricos Bert.

8eputeretfammeret eller aongresien
/ Mterco mBbtc ben 16oe September, %
bette Ssltmsbe aabnebes meb ell Gale
at General 8ias, &~epublifens Yr9Ii
bent. 9enue I~abninsstale er interesz
lant berpeb, at ben piier, at Mericp
npoer en- fulot9nbis 5reb, ioet 2anbet
baaoe er irit ipr De isr iaa bpppise inbre
S%trioi9beoer, % besuoen leper bet paa
5reosfob meo ale andre 2aube. Oct
er blot | De aa~erienelte Iar, at Ell meri=
tanlt Tr9lioent bar funnet aisipe Ell
iaa 8nnitis geretnins ont tit 2anbs
Stllins, % at bet pirfelis bar $40
iaoen fine esne @rGnier % besuben
itaar | ct penlist 5urbolo til andre Sra
tipner, Ifplbes utpiplipmt netpp Den III
perence 9reiibents 9pstisbeb % alus
fab.
General 8iaS bar I'LL n9lteu uotient
i'm treble 5ermin iom 8r9iioent. San
bleu fsrit pal9t paa A 4ar / 1876.
Mericos 6ruublpu bensans tilpo life
en- T~r9iioeut at bliue s~jenualst, ps i
1880 bleu 9iaS eiterfulst al General
@OuSales. 5 1884 blep imiolertib
9ia5 ~siaipalst, % isien / 1888, ibet
Der blep %tilipiet ct 3ilIas til @runo.
luuen netpp / benne Seniist. Man fan
trpst ii9e, at ben meritauife 8epublit
aloris nOsenfinbe bar f~lureret us siort
iaabanne 5remitriot, iom i 9ia,'s to
Serminer. Sffe alerie er Der blepet en-
Gnbe paa be utalise inbre Spriuniuaer,
iom ipr bar bet itaaenbe Brpsram, ibet
2anbet Oite blep ct 8ptte for ripaliIes
renbe os neutrality-suspicious. Militare,
ipm beilebe til Masten, men 9anbet bar
Il be ienere Iar siort 8iampeifribt /
materiel 5remsans os bar ppret Jig til
at biipe ct rlsere % itertere 9anb peb
at uSpifle fine naturlise 8isbumme %
peS SnbnItrlcriit. &epubIifens Snos
tGster bar mere END ~iorboblet Iig paa
20 Iar. s 1870 par be 16 Wiaoner
Dollars; | 1887 par be 80 Miaiuuer;
% paa 8ubsettet for 1850 bar be
ppfprt meb So Miaipner. Oct or piIts
not ianot, at uc9iiterne bar pset fig
END mere burtis emo Snpt9sterue, iaa
at Der ! lere @ar bar o9ret en- lluber.
balance. Men ben booeciaselise @runo
BERTH bar p9ret ben, at Staten bar an
peubt fore GUNNER paa at bgsse Seru
baner % paa andre betpseliss ~ofientlis'
Nrbeiber, iao at, mersns Gtatens Sfat
TANNER piituoi bar liSt noset berunbe'