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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-16

street between Fifth and Forbes
2-story brick dwelling house
iurRss' iot 2sxSo MSnIst Forbes between Brady
and Maurice street
Uhlman, Albert, with notice to Robert ,oo
lot 2Oxi2o Fifth avenue. to Ann
street between Gist and Mflten-
e-story brick dwelling No $50
Ursuline Young Ladies' Academy. 24S6 81
lS acres land Fifth avenue be-
tween Robinson and Darragh
gate house and outbuildings
brick academy building
Unknown owner No l.........:....;. 76s
lot 27lxS5-2l5 feet rear-Semple
street corner Adrian
lot 2lT averaging 126 Beelen street
Gazzam plan No 376
lot 22N averaging 130 Beelen street
Gazzam plan No 37
Unknown owner No oS................ 4 35
2 lots 25x90 each Allequippa to
Gazzam street Gazzam plan Nos
5l2 5l3
Unknown owner No 4................, 2sO
lot 24x4S Miltenberger street be-
tween Locust and Bluff
Unknown owner No o6.................. 10
lot 30x90 Fifth avenue between
Spring and Soho
Unknown owner No "
lot "a averaging l2O Moreland
street No SO
Wunderlich. John. IA ~
lot 20x45 rear of Gist street be-
tween Tustin and Forbes
Wagner. Adam. m........................ 81 s
lot 24.6Xl70 Fifth avenue to Forbes
between schoolhouse and Boston
street
2-story brick dwelling
Wood, VIM H H..................... l45 ~
lot 25xl49-Forbes street between
Oakland avenue and Boquet
street
2-story frame livery stable
woodward, g ;;:.
street Gazzam plan No. 6N
nIoe' Iot q FIVE; % avera4inc Ssa5 BeeIen to
Boston street Gazzam plan Nos
33l 335
Weigand. rgaretha.......-...-.... 90 81
lot 2415xl22 Fifth avenue between
Boquet and Oakland
blacksmith and wagon shop
lot 50x122 Fifth avenue corner
Oakland
3-story brick dwelling
1-story frame dwelling
lot 25x46 Boquet street between
Forbes and Fifth avenue
1-story. frame shop
Wehrle, Philomena. IS IS
lot 24x9S Fifth avenue between
Boston and schoolhouse
2-story frame dwelling No 10
1-story frame dwelling
Wilson, H II. 249
lot 25xll0 & o r r between
Bates and Sylvan avenue No4
Witt, Charles .............. 4H
lot 25x95 Fifth avenue between
Boston and Maurice No 34S
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West. E. & S7s
lot 25xl32 Butler street b See
ley plan No.
Walker, Mrs Francis E...... 8 ~
lot 26x145 Broad street, B A Neg
ley plan No. %
1-story frame stable and shop
Wflcus or wilkins Charles (w).. 10
lot 25x96 Dearborn street Arsenal
Bank plan No. 81
lstory frame house
thinner, F H l470
lot % feet front Hoeveler street
2story frame dwelling
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tvean Read and MadsHorth

tween Reed and Wadsworth
wulf, wilbeln,pa. los
lot 9xl05 Perry street Porter plan
No lie
1-story frame dwelling
Ward. John. IVA
lot S0S90S eeing 1 of Ridge street
near Erin
81 perches land Ridge north side to.
Center line corner Wesley
Williams, John rs.......... 60 2
s7H perch land Heron avenue
2-story fl me dwelling
Ward, William, with notice to Henry
Murphy terre tenet.................. 10
54-l00 acres land Bedford avenue
corner Erin
2sheds etc
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Koch, Charles, with notice to Ferdi- >, ~
lot Is, averaging 99 Ella street be-
tween Liberty and Gangwisch
22story brick dwellings Nos 22s
and go
Muhlstein, Charles IL 10
lots 2OxeO each Juniper street
between Edmond and Short NOS
2lots 2Ox6O each Neville street be-
tween Short and Railroad
Hot 20x120 Neville street to Ju,
ntper street between Short and
Railroad with notice to A Heibel
and George Reidel
MacIntyre, Matthew. SR
lot 2OxS0 q feet rear Neville street
to Laurel avenue Woolslair
plan No 8
lot 2OxsO Carroll street Jancey
2-story frame dwelling
Mattulath, Berg and Herrossee....... SSS q
lot 2S5xl30 Penn avenue corner
Thirtyeighth street
2-story brick dwelling
McNickle, James. "a
lot 20x57 Denny street between
Thirty-fourth and Penn avenue
2sstSEy s11Ey frame and brick house No
Mcknight, E o H (w)............... oSl
lot 24xl00 Penn avenue between
Thirty-second and Thlrty-third
frame building No 1928
lot 25xi00 Neville street near
Ewing street No II
Smith, Mary A, No2 2................. IL u
lot SSx65.5l feet rear Neville
street to Laurel avenue
Woolslalr plan No and part mol
2iots 1eS7xi00 each Laurel avenue
between Cayuga and Short
streets
lot 2Oxl00. Il feet back Laurel ave-
nue to Neville between Cayuga
and Short streets
Schumann. Edward. IL "
lot 20xS0 Carroll street between
Winebiddle and Pearl streets
No %
2-story frame dwelling
Sanforth Eliza ], with notice to John
Stewart and G. E. Neiman. ..........
lot l4x70 Ligonier street between
Thirty-fourth street and Penn
avenue
2story frame dwelling No 1924
Schedule Gustave. ave.................... 7se
lot 20x100 Third street between
Edmond and Mathilda No II
Unknown owner. 1900. ................. W
lot 2Oxl00 Juniper street between
Edmond and Short
2Iots 20x6O each Juniper sire. t be-
tweer Edmond and Short
Williams. 8 So
lot 27x29 to a point-Liberty ave
nue. and Thirty-eighth street
White, Mary E...................... ~ ~
4lots so averaging III lin all) Juni-
per street between Edmond and
Short
2story frame dwelling Abs
Weise A in trust. 70 O4
lot 120xl30-20 feet rear Wtnebiddle
street No IA
lot aO6xi3O-2O.1o feet rear As foot
street No Is
Woolslair John, heirs (w)......... % "
lot 71xl30 Penn avenue corner Thtr-
ty-seventh street
42-story frame dwellings
1-story frame feed store
Whitford, James s(w)................. IL 30
2lOts 40Xl00 Yew street between Ed
mond and Mathilda
22story frame houses
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FIFTEENTH WARD, 1889.
City and sub.District School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and sub. .District School Taxes ana
Water Rents.
Consolidated Gas Co-..........:..... lsSO 81
lot222x4OO Pine alley corner Thirty.
third street
building machinery brick Office
tanks coke ovens gas apparatus
etc
Denny James OH, Williams d Frank
lessee. .-........,..........s. (" 90
lot 4Sx12O Smallman street between
Thirty-second and Thirty-third
1-story iron clad foundry
Gould, John H. H..................... A2 rs
Penn avenue corner Thirty-ffth
82-story brick dwellings
lot 96.7x907S feet back Butler
street corner Thirty-ffth
1-story frame shop
2-story brick dwelling
32-story frame dwellings
2story frame dwelling
% story brick dwellings
3story frame dwelling
Hodge. Bridget with notice to 5ames
lot SIsIi06 27a feet back Thirty Thirty.
ninth street between Butler and
South street
1story frame dwelling
22story brick dwellings
lot I4xlOO Tbirty.eighth street be.
tween Butler and Bank streets
2story brick dwelling
Really Elizabeth Up p).......... "a l6
lot 1Sx1O0 Butler street between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-ffth
2-story brick dwelling No 84N
Pittsburg Gas Company. 663 rs
lot 1l0x95 Charlotte street between
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-nfth
improvements
tanks etc
Tuigg, Rt Rev John. hn................... 28s 43
lot 80 averaging 100 Thirty-seventh
street between Butler and Bank
2-story brick dwelling
lot 24xl00 Thirty-seventh street be-
tween Butler and Bank
lot 24xl00 Thirty-seventh street
between Butler and Bank
1-story frame dwelling
lot 26xl02 SO feet rear Thirty
seventh street east side between
Butler and Bank streets
2-story frame dwelling
lot 4Sx100 Thirty-seventh street be-
tween Butler and Bank
S-story frame dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-16

+ Hunter and George Daschbach. . 81 s.
lot l2lxl621E Cato street corner
Juliet street
lot l65xl621E Cato street corner
Ward street
Forester, Martin. tin..................... II
lot 25 averaging l42 Gazzam street
GSzzsm plan No GLIB
Griffith, Elizabeth. eth............,..,, ~
lot 25XS5 Fifth avenue between
Boston and Maurice Gazzam
plan No SE
Gallagher, EIiIs..................... RTT
los 2OxS6 Locust street between
Miltonberger and Gist streets
2siory frame dwelling
l-story frame dwelling
Galagher, CRthar1ne. 8!
lot 25 3veraging IT'S Soho street
GSzzAu plan No 4SS
Gazzam, joseph N with notice to
EliX&oeth White and Joseph NJ
lot 2l4 averaging 50 Beelen street
Between Fifth avenue and Bos-
lot & averaging 1O3 Beelen street
70 honaSk Gazzam plan No 466
lots 6hsZ averaging JU9 lin aID
6eelen s1reet Gazzam plan S14,
lot % averaging liz Beelep stree.
0azEam plan No 46O
slots 5Oxl42 lin alb Beeleu street
GazEam plan Nos Az, 44S
lot % averaging 81 Beelen street
GazZam plan No AUG
lot 70 averaging 7S Mohawk street
GSzzam plan No Al
2lots 5Saveraging l20 Beelen street
GaEzam plan Nos 5S7 3S8
lot Is averaging 81 Mohawk street
Gazzam plan No 436
lot 70 averaging 98 Beelen street
Gazzam plan No 40l
lot S21fx95 Fifth avenue GaEzam
plan No 342
SlOts 25x90 each Fifth avenue Gaz-
zsn plan Nos 2S6 go 29I
lot 26xs0 AlleQuippa street Gazzam
plan No $50
slots 76x92 Emma street Gazzan
plan Ms GA. 645, e49
lots 50xS6 lin ALL Wyandotte
street Gazzam plan Nos 673 ga
Slots 25xS7 each Emma street Gaz.
Fam plan Nos G59, $50, 06l, $50 SIS.
66s
lot 42S8 averaging 90 WyandOtte
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-16
SIXTEENTH wARD-1SS9.
City and Sub. District School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and SUBJ D1strfct school Taxes ana
Water Rents.
lot 2L7N averaging 81 Neville
street between Short and Elm
lot 2L7A averaging 81 Neville
street between Short and Elm
streets
Bank, smithfeld Savings. .............. $50
z lots 20x116 each Juniper street to
Neville corner Short
Bank. Odd Fellows (w) with notice to
% lot 2ozis Ella street Williams - 10
2-story frame house No 4SS
wi lot aoxiOO y Penn avenue ;iibi between ~
Winebiddle and Pearl Wander
grift plan No9 ID
2-story brick and frame dwelling
Culkend, John, or Cuthend. ........... Il q
lots 20xl00 each Torley street
Kinds plan Nos 30, 81
2-story frame dwelling
lots 20 averaging IS each Neville
street to Ewing Edeburn and
Ewing plans Nos IA and l5
1-story shanty
Crozier, Ann M. M........................ B S5
2 lots 2OxIOO each Liberty avenue
between Fortieth and Main Nos
n and 78
Church. Denny M E tw)............. 10 so
lot 6IX60 Llg0nfer street corner
Thirty-fourth street
frame church building
Dietrich, Steve and Frank. k............ A6
acre $50 perches land Neville
street to Ewing, street between
Sixth and Cayuga streets
frame house
Dalzell Mrs Ellen. en.............. II 90
Elm and Mathilda No75
2-story brick dwelling
Dickson, c M with notice to Mrs EFF
2-story frame store and dwelling
22-story frame dwellings
dry kiln sheds machinery eto
Devine Mrs Sarah. ah..,..... 81 80
Main and Winebiddle avenue
lot 6OxiOO Ligonier street between
Thirty-fourth and Penn avenue
2 brick dwellings
frame dwellings
2-story frame dwelling
l-storv frame dwelling
lot 32xl00 Lgonier street between
Thrty-third and Penn
2storv frame dwelling
l-story frame stable
Helistein, Sophia d (p p), a 50
lot 20xl20 Edmond street between
Laurel and Liberty avenues No
2-story frame dwelling and store
No SS4
stable
Isett. William :. SEQ
lot 20xl37 Ella street Williams
plan No a
2-story frame dwelling No 437
Jones, George e.......................... ~
lot 20 averaging 103 III feet rear
Neville to Laurel avenue Wool
slayer plan No4
shanty
King, Alexander. der...................... BB
lot 4x49 Penn avenue corner Denny
street
Knold, Charles. ...........,.......... 8 80
lot S6xl00 Mary street between
Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth.
Ewing plan No and part 6
Keenan,, James sL................... $50
; lot 20xl00 Neville street between
Sixth and Cayuga Ewing plan
Noe
2story frame dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-16
NINETEENTH wARD--1Ss9,

lily ana SuDsDlstrlct school Taxes and
| Water Rents.
Adair, William. m.....,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,S AS
lot 2OxllO Kincaid street between
Euclid and Conrad No 10
2story frame house
| Burmiller John. hn.... 803
lot 2OxlOO Dauphin street between
Fitch and Winebiddle rear of NJ
f OHara plan No So
W aiots 1sxioo each Dauphin street -"
between Fitch and Winebiddle
rear of M d F oHara plan Nos
40 and Al
Birch, Thomas. ......................... 80S
2lots so averaging Y (1n al) River
view avenue B seely plan Nos
146 and 1T
. lots 25x2Oo each seeiy avenue GB
Seely plan Nos 10 and l23
Beal John Observation-Disclosures. 466
81 lots zOxlS5 each River avenue q
Seely plan Nos l52 and 1853
Brown, Samuel No No2......... 20 90
2 lots 25xl00 each Dauphin street
between Conrad and Herman
Nos Al and az
2-story frame house No 5l87
Brickell, Joseph. ph............. 40
lot 25xl37 Butler street seely
plan No Is
1story frame dwelling
Blattenburger. Mrs Mary. ...... s68
lot S3 averaging l4O Sheridan street
between Hoeveler and Bond
8lots 20xl00 each Dearborn street
M & OHara plan Nos 81, 81
and 80
Caughey. George. orge...................-. 773
z lots 19Xl00 each Dearborn street
M q O'Hara plan Nos 20 and
2l
Chisnett, David. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 303
lot 20x100 Dauphin street between
Fitch and Winebiddle, rear
FO'Hara plan No 55
Cunningham, Robert B. B......... 81 20
lot l81Sxl19 Collins avenue corner
Broad street
2-story brick house No 131
Cribbs, John. :.....;;:..............:. 152
lot 25xl81 River View avenue CB
Seely plan No l42
Chapman. D P....................... 259
lot 25xl33 Butler street Q Seely
plan No6
Church, Zion Reformed (w). 785
lot 40 feet front Highland avenue
near Kirkwood
church building
Doll, George w SOS
lot lOO averaging 34l0 River ave-
nue. and Bayne street Seely
plan No LAG
Duh. George, heirs. 6Sl
lot l0zlO0 Broad street near Col.
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2story frame dwelling
lot 20xl0O Edmond street between
Penn and Friendship No "a
turner; 20 S0Iinnert..... -...............s. al %
lot 10000 Fifth avenue between
ANDERSON and Aiken avenues
2-story frame house
2-story frame barn
Unknown owner, with notice to James
lot 34x17l Penn avenue between
Winebiddle and Conrad
Wilson, Charles, with notice to Galsn
2 lots 25xiOS each Fiibert street
Mcfarland plan a of No 129
2story frame house
2stOry frame store
Wiley, Mary E with notice to Michael
lot 24xlS5 Penn avenue between
Conrad and Winebiddle W
plan NO2
Wells Enas E..........-.......... E HA
lots 50x150 each Center avenue
between Euclid aud Roup st1eets
Nos Al, ~
lot 50xl2O Maripoe aYenne be-
tween May alley and Enfield
streets
2-story frame house
Wolfe, George. Az
lot 2Oxl00 Cypress street between
Fitch and Gross streets No
Woolslair. William (w). uOa
lot 2Ox1OO Luther street between
Landwehr and Union streets
2storJ brick house No 6345
Young, Edward C.. C. l57 100
lot 63x1O0 Lilac street between
Elmer and Ellsworth avenue
2-story frame house
lot 45xlOO Fifth avenue between
Aiken and Lilac streets
2-story brick house
frame stable
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
Kennebsc County W. c. r. q. Con.
ventiop.

The semi-aDnual convention of Keune.
bee County Women's Christian Temperance
Union WAS held in the Baptist Church At
China, on Thursday, Nay 18th, commenc-
ing at 10 A. NJ. Mrs. Hannah jenkins of
China. president, and Mrs Harry Wood of
Winthrop, recording secret tary. The frst
hslf hour of the morning session WAS spent
in devotional exercises conducted in an i'm
pressIve manner by Mrs Hannah ]. B ,iley
of Winthrop. Committees on credentisls =
and resolutions we're appointed. Interesting
reports were made by the recording and
corresponding secretaries, treasurer and
supt rintendents Of departments, showing
that much profitable work had been ac-
c cImpiished during the las. six months.
From IL o'clock until r. N recess.
basket dinner, introduetions and social chat
wrre ''in order y At the opening of the
afternoon session devotional exercises we're
Conducted By Emily 7. Weeks Of East
Vsssaiooro. The Address of Welcome.
b. Esteile NJ. Brainerd of China, was a.
follows:
Dear Waite Ribbon Sisters When we
extended 10 You. as q County Convention.
our invitation 10 IN. ct With US, we did 40
not grudgingly or of necessity, but gladly,
willingly, because se really wanted you.
Ard in the came spiri; we now. a. a
Union. extend TO you, our sister Uniou,,
cur most cordial aud hearty welcome.
This word welcome IL very old one
Away back in the time of cur Anglo Saxon
forefshsrs we find it, and both the Frepcn
and the Germ .us have always u.ed the came
Sith but slight yaristion, with viii, b 10
greet the in 'oming guest. But peIhaps our
most vivid RENE mbrance of this word in
connection with its ancient usage 10 the de
seriptlon which we have of the old Roman
dwellings.
We can almost Imagine ourselves enter.
ing tue osfaxHa. or entrance hall, and there
readins IN the msssic pavement "sslve-
meaning welcome; aud lest that may not be
sumciends hespitsbie, the same chserfu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Another newspaper has given up the
ghost--ths Saturday Evening Gazette.
To BE- sure. 1t only attained to its second
number, but IL was very elaborately ad-
vertised and promised much to the wait
Ing public. In the course OF his farewell
address the editor remarked:
I might add little moral for the ben
cit or all honest journalists. 1t ia to
the effect that too many papers are start
ID nOwsdays on the basis Of false repre-
ssntstion. IL may be that such repre-
sentasiOns stand merely for the hopeful
ness Of some optimistic sdventurer; or 1t
may be that the adventurer Ia cunning
rogue, who has no hesitation 10 using
reputable names 20 further his own ten
pormry interests. 10 either case the self
respecting journalist ia made victim
and victim who suffers ~ much In his
heart ~ he does In his pocket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Bangor liquor dealers are again in
. stew. About fifty OF the leading citi-
sens, representing business, religious
and social interests, men OF large
influence and abundant wealth. have,
It is said, banded themselves to-
gether, agreeing to be assessed each
mouth to meet the expense attending a
thorough enforcement Of the statute
regulating the sale OF intoxicating liq'
uors. Not only Ia the law to be- enforced
In Bangor hut In other places In Penob-
scot county where the violations have
been aggravated and disgraceful The
whole body Of Good Templars ara bid
ding God speed to the movers in this
new crusade. and we fully expect that
some marked and much to be desired
results will attend their work. So mote
IL be-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A CANVASS which has been made by
the Silver men In Congress develops the
fact that they have not sufficient strength
70 pass free coinage bill over the Pres
IdentIaI veto. even II such measure
should get . majority In both Houses.
Doubtless the President would sign
some sort Of silver bill, but not one
which would be inconsistent with the
positlon taken 10 his message TO Con
sress. The silver men evidently appre-
ciats the fact that the President ls
factor TO be taken into consideration,
and will probably trim their sails &C
co, dtDgly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

There are . good many holes 10 the
skisumer In connection with the original
package decis lon Of the Y. s. Supreme
Court, and pendiag something further
In regard to IL. the officers In different
psrts Of Maine at least seem disposed TO
seIzr upon all sorts Of liquor packages
In the ssme manner ~ heretofore. IL
n not improbsbIs that the steps already
taken In Congress toward the passage Of
. Law which shall otviste any possible
collision between the States and the gen
ersl government, will lead TO nnal sue
cess in this direction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

. salary Of few thousand dollars year,
ueu who is psivate busineas would b.
worth snd in reesipt OF - 800 and ESQ.,
0o0s Would aes stay in Congress- for
ss 900 when f1se and Ten times tho sum
would Be theis1id they remsin at homer
Il Il bee.ase they take . pride In their
work nad in loaIcviag asd Developing
their ideas, thAs they seek public place
During the war men who were worth on
"a average u 800 year At home went
70 the frooe for sl3 . month why:
Because OF the public spirit And the
fostering Of that public spirit Is essential
70 the preservation Of our beet inserests-
such civil service a. England possesses
would noe give IT,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
Rotatiou I'm Office.

A lengthy interview with Hon. J. S.
Clarkson, Assistant Postmaster General,
and generally conceded to be one Of the
ablest and most practical men in public
life to- day, Is published in u recent issue
Of the Iowa State Register. He declares
that the government Of the United States
Il IA political aud not a business ma
chine" though he says he knows there
10 n general belief that the reverse is
true. II it were true he thinks 1t
would be one OF the worst things that
could happen to our government, snd
proceeds to give his reasons, which the
candid reader must acknow ledge As hav.
Ing good deal Of force. "The genius
Of our political progress" says Mr..
Clarkson, "lics In the active interest
taken In our government by the people.
That this interest should be kept alive
than At present Is most essential. Essay
lists who enjoy formulating theories for
an ideal government admit that their
cherished systems can come only
through the political activity Of the peo
pie. Now. to keep the people act We,
court must be made to their personal, in.
divldual interest. Let them consider
that there is not only public, but per.
sonal advantage to be gained. Then
they will work, and for working they
will be rewarded"
He believes that such civil service
~ England possesses would not work
for the best interests Of this country.
With = system perpetuating an office
holding class, Of which every individual
member, on reaching the age Of 60, shall
receive pension, they would have no
alm In life save to hang on by the very
easiest method possible, their ambition
would die for want Of nourishment. and
their value to the country decrease
Theirs would be an easy, comfortable
existence with good salary and Ger.
tain pension attached, for which the
cobbler who sits at his bench all day and
earns thereby o. must help pay
II believe" continues Mr.. Clarkson,
''that continued service In the govern
ment employ is bad for any man, and af
ter a.eertain period all the public ser
wants should be sent back to the people
to renew themselves. believe that each
ONCE should have fixed tenure to pre-
serve the respect Of the occupant, and
II the occupant desires = second term.
let him show by his work that he Is en-
titled to Il.
II would not abolish civil service ex.
amiuaticns: every man should be ex-
smined. But he should be examined By
the Official ia whose employ he Is to be.
ls such principal not good In business
10 not an employer more able to ascer-
tain the ntness Of M applicant to per.
form the class Of work that belongs to
his department than man who not only
has NO interest In, but NO knowledge Of,
what 10 required In the department In
question:
"The business Of car government is
carried cu much better than that of
England. where olacial poaifiou is no,
aaected By shanee Of Adminissrafion
TAe business 4 ow asvsrsnsa i Trans.
ecesd more aecarseely 81 q . lower
percentage Of loss shan.auy ether public
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Representative Dingiey hss way of
covering good deal of ground with few
words. In his tahn speech in Congress
be said b. favored the Mckinley bill be
-ssuss it would increase the home
market for American products, largely
add 10 the opportunities and wages OF
labor and enhance the prosperity Of the
United states, and because it was framed
In the interest Of the people and for the
benefit Of American industry.