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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
HARRISON'S MESSAGE.
fIfE PRESIDENTS ANNUAL ON TIE
CONVENING OF CONGRESS.

He Talks OF Foreign Anai-s, thc Ex-
penditures and Revenues OF tho
Treasury Department., Postal Mat
tcrs, the Navy, Work OF the niterIoY
Department, the Coinage Question,
Pensions TO the Soldiers, n National
Bankrupt Law, the Force Bill and
Other Matters of National Concern
and Importance
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
THE NAVY,

The Equipment OF New Ships Has
Made Satisfactory Progress.
The construction and equipment of the
new ships for the navy has made very sat-
isfactory progress since March, 1889. Nine
vessels have been put in commission, and
during this winter four more, including
one monitor, will be added. The con-
struction of the other vessels authorized in
being pushed, both in the government and
private yards, with energy and watched
with the most scrupulous care.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

1T is strange how fast American
rifles have rid the new world OF the
larger carnivora Within the last fifty
years wolves and bears have entirely
disappeared from hundreds of thou
sands of square miles where they once
were as numerous as rabbits.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

SITTING BULL is described rs n
drunkard, a libertine habitual liar
n man utterly devoid OF one decent
TRAIT OF character The old rascal
could hardly have turned out worse
had he spent all his life at the popu-
lous centers OF civilized white men.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

The hot lands can never boast of
the highest grade OF health. The av-
erage length of life is greater in Nor
way than In any other country In
Europe. This is attributed to the fact
that the temperature is so generally
uniform, and it is cool throughout
the year.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

made to keep up the essential standard OF
emciency. The necessity OF some ade-
ton has been so often presented that need
only commend the subject to your at
[, ntiOn.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
THE FORCE BILL

a Growing and Nonspsrtisan ne.
t,snd fpy ps.tsy EiesBsas,
asHr luselIlssss saa ,sgsi sss.lssy af
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12

Oliver Gladhart, ACCUSED Of stealing
y team, toek arsenic and aisd In the
virglnls (fli,) 1sst
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-12-12
WORK AHEAD.

What tho Second Session Has on the
Calendar.
In addition to the bills that became law
before the adjournment OF the last session,
some ether bills OF the highest Importance
wsfs wsli sasaBrsa lsNsta . mai sgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
GREAT BARGAINS
BALANCE OF WEEK.

81 DRESS ROBES TO De sold this week AZ f23J.
PRETTY COMBINATION DRESS kOBES-One
each In Cadet. Lcht-Brown, ana MID. Brown
value s12-nOw g.. -. .. ,.,.-,.,,,,,
4!-inch ALI-WOUL SiDE-bAND SEhGES re-
duced from Csc. O. j0c. p yard
RFAIITIFULLY EMBROIDERED DRESS
ROBE-one Light-Gray left-formor price as,
our Soc ALL. WOOL STRIPED and PLAID
sUITfNCS now reduced % SOC. yard.
New shades In Neri-Mids HbNhlEiIAS-the
37Hc. qualitY-u0w 2sc. 4 yard.
New WOOL CHALLIBS--the &c. qnality-noW
l9c. yard. ,-.....,,,.., -, ..,.-
lugs--now i6c. yard.
BLACK-AND- WHITE CHECKS reduced from
New patterns in the Zoe. quality cHALLIEs at
Handsome DREss-ROBEs-in a variety OF
shaies-former price go, now 1922:
Rich quality ALL-SlLk BLACK FAlLLh worm
81. 10 now So. a yard. 49,
sIrRAUS. INDIA SILKS. STRIPES, and BRO
CADEs for Dress Trimmings at reduced prices
our g and $50 FANCY PAkAsOLS reduced
for this week 10 81 each.
GIMP and VANDYKE BRAIDj at great re-
ductlou from value. -
Special values in LADIES' and CnILDRENs
HOSE. .......l.
extra quality FANCY MATTING-the pc
grade In a large assOrtment-at lSc. yatd.
MEMS SPRING and SUMMEk-WElGHI W.
DRRWRAK at surprisingly low prices.
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS from &C.
each up. , ,-,, ~,
Special values this week in BEADED WRAPS
and CLOTH CAPRS. ..
al De-, 49,, l5c, l.c.. &c, and nc. yard.
at Use, d. Il z. MrTELDORFER,
M Sg.TuETh 527 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
The Iowa Decision.

II We understand the decision In the Iowa case
Alright, Il Is that O citizen OF Illinois, or any
other state, has the right under the Constitu-
ton Of tho United States 10 sell say barrel OF
vhiskey to citizen OF Iowa, or any other state
and, having sold It. TO send II 10 the purchaser;
and that no state can constitutionally pass a law
denying this right to any citizen OF the United
States, or OF any State. The purchaser may
drink the barrel Of whskey at his leisure. or use
10 In his family.
But there must come time In all such cases
when the State Legislature can interpose and
exercise the powers reserved 10 tho states re-
spectively. This time is when tho man who
purchased from residento Of another State than
his own sells or has sold his whissey, or other
intoxicating drink, 70 a resident OF his own
State. When the property imported into the
state under the protection OF that clause OF the
Federal Constitution which gives TO Congress
the power 20 regulate commerce between the
States has not only reached Its destination, but
been sold or become part of tho general mass
Of the property within the state, then the state
may intorpose her arm and exercise the powers
reserved 10 her under the same Constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

away from earth. He was suffering from pie
toi-snot wound received ~ wcliJknown gam
hl,nr-house Ia the vicinity OF Washington. MS
wife. inclined 20 the theory thai no had beep
shot ani robbed by some party or parties 81 tho
cam bl,ng-n mousse In question, inasmnch as on
inst saturday he had f.@0 on his person anu
vhen last seen In tho city had large roll OF
bills, aad ys, wnen his clothing was searched a.
the hospitei the sum 81 nfteen cents was the es-
tent OF hts possession. Moreover when ne Ieis
horne Monday morning he wore hanasone
rod watch aud chain. ana wben ne
was taken % tho hospital hofn thoAe
were gone. thorough investigation whe tnoFe-
fore had by the authorities, Dut circumstances
yhieh haye recently come TO light remove al
ground for the theory of murder ana corroDorato
that Of suiciie. Investigation SHOWS inat ar.
Gray spent largo portion az Monday hi.elhooh
AZ the gambling -house Known rs the nonss
Carlo,n situated oct on the seyenth-suee' rosu,
and that ne had ample opportunity 70 ger ~ VI
his money there ae well "a nt the mousse wn.Le
he VISA shot, which IL sit1oied AZ the ehu o, .n'
Long Bridge. on tho Virginia side OF me IolD-
fnae. In addition. Mr.. Grays watch ana ens,n
have been foUud-have been turned over " rs NJ.
Gray's son by the friend who brought hr. cIsy
hack 10 the city after the shooting, 70 Wno'n
we're handed for safe-6eeping ana 1SnseIy W
Mr.. Gray just aitor no shot himsei. Ins gam
bling.house where the shooting occurred IS ono
OF the most notorious resorts about aas,ng.on i
ana was ralded not long ago. Inc hasnhs.On
Issf says. however: "1he city authorizes are
powerless in the matter, as the mouse ~ On VIZ
Virginia shore. and unless the authorizes =. III III,
state take the matter Ia hand " Is HAei' !" WI"
90 uneuDuressed.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
TOWER.
tap 27-Su,Tu&Thl

i JULIUS sYCLE & SON, Proprietors.
In consequence OF the immense rush at our
store on Monday and Tuesday great many Oh
our customers could not be Accommodated. con
segaently we have determined 10 continue Tor
the remainder of this week to sell the special
Bsrgains as advertised in last Sundays Dispatch,
with great many others which We nave aaded
70 the list ,, A..
Yon should not fail 10 get one OF those me
Black Half Wool Challies at lOc.-they sell every
where At 1870. ,,r,
We also have tho same quality In SOHO CoIoF rs
Tan, Pink, Blue, HelioTope, Ola hoSe' &C.
These goods are great bargain at lOc.
We have 1ust received another case OF those
nne satteens Ia short lengths TO be sold OF s5c.-
tho regular price is 1873. The styles are Desuu-
full. Also solid Black at same price,
Another case of those nice Checked Muslins as
case ine Checked Muslins IN Remnants at Sc. !;
case of fne White India Muslin remnants at
large lot Of Remnants Of Dress Goods In all
the rev sprlng shades at just enc half the regu-
lar price. These goods are oil new and deslra.
ble III YOU need a dress for miss OF cMiu
don't fail TO see the remnant coun yer; .-,,o
50 White Lace Parasois al sI-lno brigham Pi'e'
lot Of White Spreads. slightly soiled, otherwise
perfect at half price;
100 hno White Spreads at 81, which we have been
20 White Spreads at 62Xc, which We have been
selling at Sc;
70 White Spreads at 47c. worth b2Hc.
100 fine Black Jerseys, plain front, coat oacK'
4)c. worth 75c.;
100 inc Black Jerseys, pleated front, coat back
Soc worth 81.
large assortment Of Childrens, Misses, and
Ladies' Refers
one hundred rolls of Mating OF the very best
make at prices which will sstonish YOU III you
| need Mating call and see ours before you BUY
Lace Curttins-The largest assortmentin the
city and the eesigus are beautiful, ali new and
| artistic, pricei from SOC. to SIS window.
window-Shtdes, ell complete with spring
| rollers, at 25c.
one lot OF om SOC. Shades with Fringe, which
are slightly damaged, will be sold at 2Sc- oie
| bargain.
| TO our Dress Goods stock has been added |
/ great many new shades In fne. nice materis
| suitable for spriug and summer wear. Chini
Silks, Surahs In Pain, Plaid, and Striped, AID
| in fact, eyerythinf to please the eye can b
| found at The Towel
Another lot of tipse cheap Ribbons just no
ceived. and the Hamburg Edgings and Insert
ings In lengths froms to ~ yards What bar
gains they are. Ask o see them.
HETOWER,
JULIUS SYCLR& SON, Proprietors,
corner secondsnd Broad streets.
| iapS0-2tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
A TTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES.

our front counters are groaning under the
heavy weight, caused by the heaps Oh homhAhtS
OF every description upon them. These We are
anxious 10 get rid OF, IA the room Is more Valua,
BILE than their company. Hence we have marked
them at fast-selling prices. Come and overhaul
this lot, and you will SECURE SOME GoOD
BARGAINS. oc,,
KID GLOVE, stitched back, that sold heretofore
at soc. We have all sizes now. ana % long as
they last the price will be SOC. a pair
One lot OF LADIES' PUkE-LlN ES COLLARS
and CUFFS that sold at csc. a set WIZ Dc sofa
this week-one set to G customer-atl Oc.
one lot OF sIDE-COMBS reduced from DC.
pair to &c.; lot from % and &c. pair TO loc.
pair. 80. ,,,., a,,n,n,, soerro
one lot Of PURE-LINEN CoLoRED-BoR-
DRRED HANDKERCHIEF reduced from lsH
and l0c. 10 Sc. apiece.
OUTING CLOTHS all reduced--i5c. quality
now l2JSc; 12tSc quality now lOe. Joe. quality
now SIC. The styles are choice, and the low
prices viii sell them rapidly.
FISH NETS and la TOSKA NETS, stripes,
plain, figured. and polSa-dots, IN plain and CON-
bination effects, at the lowest possible prices
This stock is being daily added 70, and some
rare patterns can always be found amoDgss our
stock. -. 49,.
New YORK auction sale--prtces almost cut IN
two-the best values ever offered In THIS depart
ment. To help move the big SOCK purchased we
will in addition 20 our extra-low prices, give one
Cnrtain-Pole, with brass trimmings complete, 10
eyery customer buying Curtains at 81 q pair aud
nuwarda THIS OFFER Is FOR THIS WREK
ONLY. ....
Corset 10 be- found In Richmond at 81, We sell at
500 You will Do pleased with It, Ask for II.
The famous "kOsALIE nCOUTiL CORSET,
sold elsewhere for 75c.-our price DOC. IL has no
equal at this price.
A DANAsK TO VEL. one yard and two inches
long by one half yard wide, VIII be sold this
week ct l2kc.
tirely new and very pretty, worth 1859, a. &c. a
ons lot OF fine yALENCIENNE s INSERTINGs--
| HELD & THAHIMES,
ap 29.Tu&Th COZ Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
yx-posTMAsTER BuBKE's TESTIMONIAL.
An Infants Painful Death.

GLASGOW, VA, April SO.-Henry. Woollinf,
negro lumberman employed by !. I, halen'
telIira tree last night and was badly crushed.
The little baby son OF Mr.. Il. G. Il. Humphries
dIei this evening at4 O'Clock after a lingering
illness OF pneumonia The chiid hao oE,r '"o
hundred commissions, any two Of which, the at
tending physician says. were OF SUFFICIENT No-
lepce 10 haye killed ? grown man.
Coloael John Boil Bigger and his son Thomas
are expected here tonight TO attend tne ui,
pee,ors, meeting If the West Glasgow Land
Company tomorrow. ,,.,
Arsilroad wreck east OF Bethel has blocked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
THE CHANDLER eAo-RULE.-The Washington

THE CHANDLER GAG-RULE.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Alexandria Gazette writes
70 that paper as follows:
"The Chandler resolution for applying the
rar.inw In the Senate has not yet been acted on
By the Committee ON Rules OF that body anu VIII
NOT be, N Is said until the Democratic senators
evince a disposition 10 kill any measure BY talk
log Il " death. as Senator Blair did the educs-
tionai bill But as the Senate now mas rules,
resolution referred 70, oven II reported fayora-
bly,, cannot be adopted. as the Democratic mem
bers Of the senate viii debate II until Christmas
unless the chair be turned over 20 Mr.. ingalls,,
Wno Ike MIR. Reed IN the House. would make
rules for himself and order vote without more
ado
be sure the Republican senators win follow
the example Of the Republicans In the House OF
Representatives There IL no reason 70 doubt
that the former are as INSCRIPTIONS Is the lat
tar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

Speaker RxKp, In his speech before the Aneri-
Gus Club OF Pittsburgh in regard 10 federal cleo
tons, made the following statement;
sLss Ne cut loose from the state elections, do
our own registration, cur own counting. ana our
own cersihcation."
whereupon the Providence Journal comments
- follows:
"under these circumstances II would be hard
ly necessary for the opposition 10 60 70 the polls
81 all, but Speaker Reed will never see tho day
whom schemo Of this kind will DO tolerated by
self governing people"
We are pleased 10 soc 20 emphatic Condemns
ton Of Mr.. REED In On Independent kepu plican
paper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

Tuesday the Washington Post contained an ac-
qepnt OF the attempted suicide Of Hepry G..
Grey. = weitknosn eommission raefvhaat Of
- Federal capital M Gray W. taken 70
rroz1dence Hospital xhsrs he hear lain ever
01Bce IN critical condition. and who're he viii.
1gebebly " The TINE us v read, hare psase1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST
RREAKEASI

"By q thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern tee operations OF dlgesno y,
the fins properties Of well-selectsd Cocoa ME-
Epps hss provided cur breakfast tables with
deiicately favored beverage which may save u
many heavy doctors bills IL Is BY the !udicious
may Do gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds
of subtle maisdies are floating around Us ready
10 attack wherever there Is . weak point We
Ourselves woil fortified with pure blood and .
properly nourished frama"--ciriIs<rrscs Go
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
thus. JAMES Rips Il CO.. Homeopathic Che.
nss. London. England ~ E'ss, Tu4Thiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
PROPOSALS Fol BUILDING PAS
l. sENGER STATIONS
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILR0AD.
PROP,sAIs,

SEALED PROPOSALS WI be received ct the
once Of the Engineer Of salntsnance Of Way
Va, until Q p. NJ, May i5n, for the erection
Of 9 STONE PASSENGER EATIoN AT GAA-
HAM, VA. also, for tho ers;tion OF UNION
PASSENGER STATION Tt BIZ BUILT OF
BRICK AND STONE AT iRIsT0L, TENN.
Plans and specifications ma. DO seen at the
ONCE Of the Engineer Maintaancs Of Way OF
the Norfolk and Western railrod, Roanoke. Va
The right 70 reject any or all bis Is reserved BY
the Norfolk and Western Haired Company.
CHARLES r. QURCHilIs
my i-st Engineer Msinfsaace Of Way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
A Matter That Touehrs yIreIu,.

We have The sesthrrn Planter for May. j..
,. JACKSON, gsq., editor ana business manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

MUSICAL AND LITERARY EN-
wi TAINMENT, CoRCoRAN HALL, Twenty
ann s,roet. THURSDAY EVENING, May !, 1890,
ais O'Clock, benefit OF ST. PATRICkS CHURCH.
The choir Of 81 Paulcks church, under tho d.
rection OF Professor Ii. A. CouLleld. having care
fully arranged most entertaining programme
Tor Grand Musical and Literary Entertainment
beg leave 20 announce that the same VIII 10
given nj Corcorsn Hall on the evening OF tn U KS
BAY, May ist, the proceeds to DO devoted TO con-
femplsted improvements upon the organ. The
mo.t Dopular local amateur talent has kindly
volunteered TO assist. and the public may feel as
sured Of most enjoyable evening. Tickets eos
'~'N apN-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
PEKSOH AL
al ADMINISTRATORS

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Having qualified as administrator Of PLEA
slxT BATES's estate this Is TO give notice that
an nersons indebted 20 the estate will please
eorna forward and make settlement Of same
snd ali persons having claims against tho estate
iii nresent them 10 the undersigned n once
properly verified. ENNIS DlckkRsoN, ia,
RICHMOND, Va, April 20. 1890 ap so2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01

LOANS on DIAMONDS. WATCHES. 80.
AIONEY, MONEX-LlBE- %
WI RAJ ADVANCES made on pia- Il
uonis. Watches. JoweirE snYefgarr " "
"'-'' 49, UNION LOAS CyMiANI.
OFFICE: sg3 BROAD STREET.
sF- We lend money q, ono h'ri ~ me raies
charged by loan onlccs. To ip-'N' Il @ AL'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
TRANSFER OF sTAUNTON'S p. o.
Postmaster Mcmahon Takes Posseesion--
Mr. Enrhc'n Present.

Especial telegram 70 the DispatcnI
srAu,Tos, Va, April SO.--Major Edward Nc
Mahon, the rocenty-appointed postmaster OF
,h,. city. received the onice from Mr. William ~
nprto. the former postmaster for Ave years,
this af,ernoou. In the transfer Major Mcmahon
WAS assisted ~ ar John A. Noon, who, unnes
the Republican administration OF Ar'hur anu
orevjously had n post-Ofice experience OF Yen
years FOR the present Major Mchahoh IS ,I,s
Mr. A. A. EskTidge, the pIepc"
asaisiant o( Nv Burke throughout his terhi'
There il n complete change In clerks and car
riers AZ clerks the new appointoes are; H. "
Moor. Rdward koDney, j. A sanger, ana ~ III ~
tgCopnOr Tho carriers are: Is. VI. srotn' WI
liam Alexander. =. :. Byerr' Eopert % eheiVOn
tcolored). aud John d. Rodgers
xx-posTMAsTER BuEKE's TESTIMONIAL
The men who served under Mr.. Burke tender
81 MIN n pleAsing testimonial OF their esteem
and cTost rospect. Mr. Eskridge, tho chief OF
the en- ployeos, as all wore asscfnoied, psesenI-
e0 20 him ia brief address, fuil OF expressions
of their long aud harmonious assoclhilons, a
gOld-hesded cane, upon when rs .no I'm, IL
pOst-Onice BOYS, stanton. Va I'sN ai.
Burke received this testimonial OF esteem ln a
manner that showed tho depth OF ailhchneh'
which existed between him enn MS oI.pipV'!ou,'
tahorloua and zealOus offcer Inc service has
bee n lnrgely improved and ia'llltatel uhA", NJ
administration whilst all under ms chaise n'ee
hesn diljgent and faithful In thoir duties. hHJor
NcNnhon. the new postmaster. Is receNon ny
the community in his new relation WIN tnhV
warmth OF friendship and esteem IN Wnlch DC
bns always been held, ana oil Wlsh MN
y1easant and successful administration Ia mo
station Of public service upon winch ne ms ~
toreA' .Tho intercourse between tho rciirlpg AUG
incoming administration and tho transfer $40
receipt OF the Office was marked ny courtesy anu
fine bearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
LICESsE-TAN.


OFFICE CoIEcros % CRY it1s''
RICHMOND, VA, April - 10 -,
rICFNSF-TAX.-CITY LlCENSho
Tor The wear iss0 bAye been plaeod "a ~
hands for collection ana ei' 10"
ioNs' Chemists.
ara IL cry Scsyenger
C0nmisslQn hofc1aA@
ua,,,,rer Dentists.
,a-,,., Detective Agenfiea
I No. Express companleH
Laoei' Fish ani Oyster. ~
x.anI', ..,,,,,,g Arti- Frul,-Stants Gai pa~
, kets
Renting Honsoh hoseii, 49,.
Railroad Ticket JubA bn 49,.
steamship Lines Lti5 s@,s 80
Architects. $3.50
AUTHORITARIAN. hetai.. h, 81.
Ass.n.rJ B0ttnng Beef
49, rsf.ts. Liycry-staoles.
noss $50 loan- Of1css
Common crlsr. Lumber ,., Ss Sssoeis.
Bar Room. ,ns',a.'--snher..
Billiard Tables asSstfsss
BoardinE-hogseA ioys, ssnk.rs
Brokers' $3.50, RoomA
Catns, s,.,r,r.utx
Commercial, kes:SsfAn'>
Insurance., ss.ea
MercnAhoisc' TeIcgrsph ana Tee
Pawn. ,,1e,,,. Counraaic~
Rsiircad Ticks. v.,i rsSs9 suTssoas
ship. - ~.
stock.
psss,ss ssu,nr 10 pay this TAX on % $50,
iar,'es s rA .sSe win be subiee: 10 the psHs'F
nl 49, oy tho City ordiosnses au,x
coliecsor Of city Issss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
-.-,,,,vurs,s SUPPLIES.

FIsHERaEN's stffLi'ss -
NETS, sEINEs, ANp>s~
NETS and NETTING Of oil xmas mo-"
aer, also s.gssa ready for ass soSs
'''' ~ = LIcArENsrsiN's Sons
Sole Importers Of ''s es.., ssssra a
" corner ss''A Riohnsai.ss
phS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-05
-+erernr, wiudom'- Report.

The total receipt, of the national gov
erument for tile year ending June 20. 1890
we're S4G3. 963. uSn The expenditures we're
sos, GlS, -, Of which SlOG 93G. 80 we're
devoted to pensions, SGO. $50 091 to the
postal service. SiG UH9. PSI to interest on
the public debit and the rest To- misceiane-
Gus objects, The ,urpiu, was SO. 344 1876
For the present fiscal wear ending with
June 30, 1891. the revenues are estimated
at >4OG, OOO0Oo and the expenditures at
$3j4 oOu, 900 leaving surplus OF so 600
OoO. For the next fiscal year ending with
June 80, lSH2 the revenues are estimated
at S353. OOO, 900 and the expenditures at
$3j;, 50 209, leaving ,urplu, Of more
than 5.OOO, 900.
The foreign commerce Of the United
States during the fiscal year wa, the largest
in our history, aggregating : l,GI1 900 600,
of which nearly SsjN, 600. 900 was exports
aud more than $50, 0OU, 900 was imports.
The balance OF trade in favor OF the United
States wa, SIS OOO. uOO a. compared with an
adverse balance Of -. ,OO. 900 during the
lSsg year and S3s uOU. 900 during the lN>N
year These are the essential facts and tig
ures of Secretary Window, report and the y
testify % his excellent management Of the
nations finances.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-12-05

employed in the classified service at Wash
ingtou In other word, political consider
atious have practically disappeared in max
ing removal, 1T cannot I've too often re
iterated. the commissioners say. that,
while the law may not work with ideal per
lection actual experience has shown that
it produces on the whole a better govern
mental administration than does the patron
age system Moreover. what is more i'm
poltant. it immeasurably betters the tone
Of political life by making the mass Of gov
eminent employees simply what they pur-
port To he, public servants and not adhe
rents of the party in power, organized into
disciplined bodies for its support, and
,traiuiug every effort to secure its contin
uauce and supremacy. 1t is noteworthy
that the offices and bureaus which show the
best results in giving an honest efficient
and economical administration, are precise
Us those in which the civil service law ha,
been most faithfully observed