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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

| We didn't have much Ola Christmas,
My papa and Rosie and me.
| For mamma d gone out to the prison
To trim up the poor prisoners tree;
| And Ethel. my biz growu-up sister.
Was down at the sylum all day,
To help at the great turkey dinner,
And teach games Tor the orphans TO play.
She belongs to a club of young ladies
With Il beautiful object" they say,
lis to 20 among poor Lonesome children,
And make all their sad hearts g'y.
And auntie-you don't know my auntie?
(She's my own papa's hali-Sister Kate
She was 'bliged to be round at the chapel
Till t was-oh, some time dreadlully late
For sine pities the poor WORKOUT curate,
His burdens, she says, are so great:
So she ranges the flowers and the music,
And he goes home around by our gate.
l should think this way must be the longest,
But then, l suppose he knows best
Aunt Kate says he intones most splendid.
And his name is Yane Algernon West.
My papa had bought Il big turkey,
And he had it sent home Christmas Eve,
But there wasn't a soul here to cook it
You see Bridget had threatened to leave
II she couldn't 20 off with her cousin
(IIe doesn't look like her one biu:
She says she belongs to union
And the union won't let her submit"
So we ate bread and milk Tor our dinner,
And some raisins and candy, and then
Rose and me went down stairs to the pantry,
To look at the turkey again.
Papa said he would take us out riding;
Then he thought that he didn't quite dare,
For Rose d got cold and kept coughing,
There was dampness and chilis in the air.
ON, the day was 50 long and so lonesome!
And our papa was lonesome as we;
And the parlor was dreary-nO sunshine,
And all the sweet rOSes-the tea
And the red ones and ferns and carnations,
That have made oui bay wndow so bright,
Mamma d picked for the men at the prison,
To make their bad hearts pure and white.
and we all sat up close to the window,
Rose and me on our papaS two knees,
And we counted the dear little brides
That were hopping about on the trees.
Rosie wanted to be a brown sparrow.
But thought would rather, by far,
BE a robin that flies away winters
Where the sunshine and gay blossoms
And papa wished ne was Il Jail bird,
Cause he thought that they Jared the best
But we all were glad we weren't turkeys,
For then we'd been killed with the rest
That nigh put into my prayers
Dear God, we've been lonesome to-day$r
For mamma, aunt Ethel and Bridget,
Every one of them all went away
Wont you please make a club or society,
Fore it's time for next Christmas to be-
To take care OF philanterpists' families
Like papa and Rosie and me: ~
And think that my papa'S grown piOus,
For he listened as still as mouse,
Til l got to Amen :" then he said it
So it sounded all over the house.
-BOsfOn TrdnScri
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03
Raldwlns Xmas Entertainment.

The Sunday School at Baldwins Chapel
had very enjoyable entertainment on
Xmas afternoon in the Chapel. A taste
fully decorated X mas tree containing
presents for the Sunday School Scholars
was the centre of attraction. Mrs. Pratt,
presided at the organ, to the delight of
lovers of grand music. Rev. T. B. Hun
ter made brief Introductory address,
after an appropriate prayer by Mr.. Alfred
Kay the superintendent. A we'll arran-
ged programme consisting of music.
Rotations and dialogues was rendered,
after which the presents on the Xmas
tree were distributed. Mr.. Baldwin who
takes deep interest in the Sunda y
School distributed large number of
gifts to the Sunday School Scholars and
others. Much credit is due Mr.. Alfred
Kay and his assistants who arranged and
carried out suoh an enjoyable entertain
ment as the one given. Ii.
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800 1891
An Invitation. Which Will Fay.
ORHART G. e.
ZION, MD.
189o1
| 800

If YOU want buy good dress of black Henrietta or
Cashmere French Serge or Cloth even black silk go
If you wish to buy Underwear Canton Fannes Red and
Grey Fanne Bed and Horse Blankets and health
and comfort because colder days call for goods go to
CARHART & co, Zion, Nd
are past mendng and want ones for anv Of YOUR family
and want goods that give satisfaction go to CARHART
CO.. Zion, Md.
drens Co.'s to take the place Of t iol LaaeS ad
shabby or worn out 60 70 SARf1ART & CO., Zion. Md.
For Queenswarec lamps Decorated Tea Sets
every day use or to save nj y, CARHART e. Co. Zion
Md. is the place 90 90 t.
All the above ods.~rnaAt he turned irt>s
money let whatever 49, hays a9r adv
prices in future purct - - sersss 1
and paid for and we
avail themk
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LICENSE RECORD.

No licenses have been granted by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court since our last
issue, although one or more applications
have been made but not yet approved.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

Also full line of overcoas at prices within the reach of ALL
No excuse being cold when you can get good
from S., 80 12oo for the best Also full line of boys
and youths suits low prices Also full line of Gents and
Youths furnishing goods Call and examine at Lebermans
National Clothing Emporium in the Hollow, Elkton, Md.
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Information Wanted.

Clarence W. Bowen, Secretary, 251
Broadway, New York, desirec
ton regarding George Ga
from Maryland Of the first
der the Constitution,
:, -nlume on the &c
In augurati
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

Thousands of cures follow the use of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 80 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

1.n;. = :. nisns' sdsse'h ullino,. George
Lewis Of charlsssown had NJ. - oeVie
b bs io :, G' 'l,Ss The following morning rip
NC inquired aaa 'Sop''As ,o.a but could ast
5 s1p1s ID to different place, sso. NV . 't.s
an anal. sa,aa .as town ofSOuh E.., Ts.,. VIZ
a. entertainer, 10 ID. NM Cue. .ae,e was
t us4i and md it !. presumed hat ,Ss 'na'
aOle one, costing Nj. Levi. : ! valu
work a aoa !, si'o it va. ~ ID, a.s ,% ne
be repeated. p'u sna' Il viii net
Nh John ". DraDs, ;,
Of this town, was stricken :, .' as'd citizen
on. Saturday last NJ. D,1 ss paralysis
though still able to sDss.. d'y. and al
g mad been for some time !, = ~, 10 streets
wssr. h. native Of Sussex County, D.' health
Regiment upon the ., o.,s sss sins Delaware
dion, serving the cause q =. = Ne rsbel,
discharged ~ from ihs ,s.,, as uaion until
disability. He voted for on :, reason of
and 10. on the nomination s' !, ia 1870.
y, ,a, 1885 wrote him ls..s, s ,s HARRISON
f trs ' .ss and received ", 'las bin Of
Two torsians,. 70 reply ''e'
. country with t,.Insa ' - over the
soss ices e, hi. pson.s,..' Collecting
some time .sa IN .s letting iA,, y, ~ story
Lancaster county. , So, near Pies Es ssp'
han. running rampant ~, '.sa sruin has
Of a.n1a mills, and i. The sa,qus
least being that of.a u, ss.aAIp .sss . ' %
" %a0' !. meeting hun Will. ss'olsd man
nj n,m." 1t is needles. = s''l.ps al..Inss
s ssee sns vicinity experiences 's.
-Ex. ooys in-de,.. ssse In
John H. philli,. sA@
a at bis home Parlv,ls s'9'',ns horse. ' s.,
Of ofI H.. aged 81 years. NJ, DID, s ss1
the cou os,, known driver. / a' ,s va %,
to srs Jsn. far, r ss,,s d 'e,,sr
wa, I haia One year ~ y ssssll p.,'
part part of peace maker i while ass,s, Nov |.
de- constantly comD,. is never ,.s ssa. .
being En- n 'ls time some q f %. i.
Belle. ffonto Ana y 0akls
William 7. Pol. f'ssssu,
the nu'I fo,. ',o las! summer WIFE,. We. ses..,,
grown op pAt, Of September ''a be ana a.
s sta Ks being clipped s'ooat, ,ss ~ COZ
SIN s',o on the first Of y = aas' u - y
which 'V sb. feeding hi. COW, % I'd a. 7
slo is ,I 1e stuff s being il s,as,, aad u. -
BUILT atl1 .. the surface Of 's =.
being u ,9 stone and frau. ne ,s'sasd =
WI, ~',h frame past bull. Of a's ssasssss' ',
t @asn the stuff settle s,a to exclude !, ss'
r rhl'" 81, isrnsn.iIss., ' 20 ss, =,
borhooaa' 1s Ss,1g tbe osi Sass .s.s.. os'os
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03
lEOgAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. Roman Tanmany Of Lewss, DEL
7as in Elkton on Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Bolen spent Christmas
18th friends in Wilmington.
Miss Neftis Miller Of Wilmington ha
n visiting friends in this town.
Mr.. f. B. Frazer and family, Of New
spent Christmas at Port Deposit.
cob L. Tyson has sold bis small farm
1ck Springs to Edwin R. Hill, for
Mamie Kyle aud Lidie Mckee, Of
hia, are guests Of Mrs. George Nc.
lg Elder Murray will preach at
rb, Elk Neck, tomorrow at
IN Stations contribution 10
phla Christmas market was
n poultry.
an Schouler will hold ser.
1 hool house at Andora, to.
W, at go p. IN.
Ampbell's farm of "a acres,
was recently purchased
fr. Gill, for $3.50.
2 enatthe Salvation Army |
Il ear's Eve was a success |
being realized.
NJ. Taylor of Oxford |
pllidays with Mr.. and |
Using Sun, Nd.
,rennen returned on
d whsre she has been
,. DR.. Marshall.
'son of Leslie, Cecil
Iona Kelley of New.
friends in Whining.
I inore, stop at the 1
!. be found first.
exceedingly low
Mchl7tf {
at Hopewell '
70 increasing 8
FsiOns being .
E. !: =: !: !: !:
with Mr.. f.
w /. s,lHs !, =
Sally. E. :. :
at Q at da
-, in IL and co
$ o'Bpg, n,
charat no
tainEe sec
Mfr 70. .as
:. wsr
,ss.Ds tpr :" maj
= - ~ .,res - frui
r lkou. to amp
~ lph" farm in al
aiuand-t Ashe "Rud al tsn,;
saeans- a sale ~ -
snWssts ,e horses to ~ .o's
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03
RECORD OF DRUNKEN
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
A drunken man thrown out of saloon
lying for some time in the street, but af-
forwards succeeded in getting .home be-.
fore the arrival of the town Bailiff.
AT night drunken man from the
"barrens" raising racket in the Hollow
on Main street. The town Bailiff sent
for, but before his arrival was taken
away by his friends. Warrant now out
for him for disorderly conduct on the
street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

MI. Albert B. xs.r., i, w..
Anna B. Perry va. n.ns II ., -'''
Of the bride at Anduu % Chin. ' y.
the ceremony being Performed h.p,S .'
Charles Hill Of Ii. XslhoiIs I,n Nv,
church IN Of this tow, ,aissi ~ i Rev
Charles A. Hill Of cspu,tls Glbsrt
Ferry a brother of The bid. IL. h..,
man, and Miss Sallis E ycC,vls,i,,s.
OF the groom as bridesmaid, \ ,,,n,,
couple were The recipient, Of us- ap,j.
tul and useful presents, and ug .,.,.d
the compliment Of xrsu,i, byssns,
Band Of Cherry Hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

Miss Carrie do'' ,hs uiS
the handsome p ; p+,s, ta J., of
lambrequin aDu BIZ BID
ElktOn. sp'''
| Two business d' s'aI, ,, pg,,
been the local 'sp', r'IS,sieD 9,,,on
a a , ,bs city BuildiDs =, ,s.1. ,.ods
disappeared l' 'am, dus 70 firm
besides lafss .,t,r oItbs 3D. seeks
He was . !, ps Reason rlIslhs's is
his disappeara'n''' also sg of
of that city b, 70 49, The
debts smOdn''Dss t,r bHspss a
the latter lps p,i,.' d,pI' cheat
story told Of ii.,.,roiirsanp, been
determined eS', and IT, rr So
accomplished WIN Fds ~ farm
Early last spr ,1,si, ~ punty.
ted is a Phil'd'G,rs, sI.A, vi and
property n's n,.ll p,yn''lllf up
He made . ~ ersdIsh \. % , ~,
Il. then .. ss'.'''' ',.',,: ''' in
tanned the sseD'' % - Sper, }
implement il, ~. OFT 'n'
HI. rent, and tp' ,,ct r him
~" th,t the I ID 81 psatl'
navmrnt Fries tS.ps'fS u the
Then rr Fries bad a. w y "viDl
skipped o''t 30 3D. lap.'.s., eoom
.assds Of ths ~, ,.,,b. p Rearef
prOCtcu ia uIV~ Fun
everyone 10 TO- y, I'D y o '.1 "'i i.
u,i.bsd at nisDl :. ~. pled
. n'I nluudsr 10 , 81. WI
small farm fr0 =. ,s,i''es. TO- ~
He sold out .''IhJIi,biss ~ an
mington, 's ~ 90 p good
!. business at ~ ,msr. ~ ~ ~, tina
I. invited dra" . ,,',er''~ s tor
Z PbiladsIpbi' ~ y s,I,p,iSa ~, q
. on credit bn '.oi. rsnS
: We WAS oiled TO s's,1S.r,pbsJ .,..a Ir
ina: s''! ( 81 ;. s s''s'
- ticles for /" M ptp Aess.
na.. VI Then f '..I' rs.r
:. aim he be. could %. b.. .''' ~'''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03
SUNDAY.

At two O'Clock In the morning the
town Bailiff called on at his house to ar
rest drunken man on the street who
was threatening to kill another. The ar
rest was made and the prisoner lodged in
jail at three a. m. Hearing on Monday.
Fine and costs s4.75. Committed in de-
fault
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

residence of Mrs
|ng vs. are ais
I'D their secont
the evening o
Rev. Jno. D. c
NJ, E. ChurcI
70 fact that OIL
he married 81,
day he joine,
holy hands of
ped our citizen.
crop of reason.
les in thickness
frd House ha.
Y dealers hay,
| varying frou
bes.
ay at Jackson
Springs, on III,
PO2, colts s45 t.
pliers s2s. shoat,
POO. old buggy
Goal stove $40
BALE was = On.
Ege and every.
+ G. Hindmau
+ and the birth
7 the Methods,
"a on Wednes.
Watch Night
O'Clock
+. c. Jones Of
| followed by a
ae Congregation
? advent of the
pc services con.
IS past twelve
Greetings of the
l wm. M. Reed ,
although in his
PJoying reason.
Cd hes been a
forty
Eht has failed,
70 wish him,
py happy re.
MI H Miller
Berthe started
} drive into
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03
FRIDAY

A man from Bay View put out of a
hotel for drunkenness making show of
fight on the street. This is his second
appearance in the same condition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

Aa'ihi Bin. 4.
, reports that . n,a S.,' ! ~ 's, E''ll'n
looking to ,bs snt,.. :, lal'arsn.uts
pupils l,', n 's sa'''.', =, ID. and
' 'us shape Of Curtains Ia 4. , +','' in
e e.0'ne' racks for xssl,,a'' ,aa0s''
=, mule u comforts toonpnsu, = r lumber
lne School BOa'dhu ,Is i,,,.. - ~
s BE- asl.,a already =, VIII ID
\ ear auspiciuusl, Y new
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-03

va, va. i ai. n sa' =. "a. a.,. Of zi,,
walk 'y&a ~ I..q sps ,Ss s't tn
. COW e,'' he Ri, ','a 70 ,ist
, '.,,,tnl IN l'piIi,s ~. ~ ssps YER, ty
9 other COW ipa.a sS '.'lpia,I, an. M.
knee, Although r n,i'. In "a d, left #
s two week. hshps r,li'' ss ''re for
rhil,dslpai. class, =, ~, .'i'sl the
'D' nf'' time ia ahy,a, 'i' Tear,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-09

R0cAEC II you desire them no use fooliAR
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Hp1 nWANTEL. $26 week and expenses
paid. Steady work. New Gcods
Samples free. J. +. HILL b Co.
\"s""h' hG ao ~
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AGENTS. wanted. LIBxRAL SALARY PAID.
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EstraY Notice.

THERE CAME TO MY PLACE. AT GILMAN,
Idaho. one bay mare. hve yeara old. star fore
head. branded & on both .houlders. ..d w D
with quarter circle above left shoulder under
the = brand weight shout seven hundred pounds
inc owner or owners are requested to prove
property. pay charges, and take said animal away.
Said mare was taken up by me February 25th, 1891 ,
and has run with my stock since about Decem ber
LIST. 1890. T. A. Jels0EIYN
Dated March 6th, 1891. mss
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Male Help Wanted.

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HALEY LODGE. No. I. A. o. =. w.. meets in
Association Aall. the sIRsr and Third MoNpAYs in
each month. at $50 O'Clock. p. m. All Workmen
In Rood standing are cordially invited TO attend.
J. p. AOTHERWELL, n. ".
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements net exceeding an inch tor ten
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YOU ARE IN A BAD PIX

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COLD RING, GOOD PENS. CEDAR LEAD
~ Pencils. very good handkerchief, all sent
70 any address for 10 cents, to introduce nv heap
line of goods. 1T TINMONS C.d1x n
j3Om3dkw
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Estrav Notice.

CAME TO MY RANCH ON BIG LOST RIVER.
Idaho. on or abont the summer Of 1889, and now
taken up by me - an estrsy this 23d day Of Jsnu-
COO pounda. branded thus: D s ON left shoulder,
HR on left stiae. 81 on right shoulder: white
face. underlip white. hind legs white above mid
knee. about Ave inches Of left front leg white
saddle e'Warked on back and sides: should jut &c
MS age about niue years. owner il reQue sted to
away. C. n FIJREY
Leslie. Alturas County, Idaho Jan. 2Sd. 1891.
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Notice.

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ENERAL AGENTS SELLING TIE PATENT
~ Adjustable Shoe are making from 5000 70
$500 per ye~r. Canvsssers $500 to 81 90 per day
Exclusive territory given. Address with 2-cent
stamp, CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE BnoE Co., Ss-
lem, Mass.
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EOR SALE-The United States and Canadian
i patents, recently issued, for an article Of
great merit and utility. Received medal Of supe.
riority at Am.rc Institute FAIR N. Y. Or will
sell state rights.
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NEND l0c. to AGYNTs' RECORD, Box ~ Atlanta.
] Ia. and have your name and address iusert-
Y ed The result will be . surprising amount
Y of mail matter. samples of goods offers Of
Y valuable agencies, etc. You get the PAPER
~ with your name and address printed in il for
only ten cents; mos 25c; year 15c.
Evening journal., 1891-02-10

facrifce reputation for the sake of a
little extra profit.
Compare the ideas which prevail
among the political n-malters with the
sound and independent sense which in.
duced Mr. Pusey and his fellow work.
men to start their shop here and contend
with the world II need be in fair,
honest and workman like manner. The
idea Of begging the politicians Of one or
the other party TO legislate profits into
their pockets at the expense Of the people
never occurred to the honest workmen
who started the great Pusey aud Jones
shops. They wonld have rejected the idea
with scorn. rs dishonest and I'M.
manly. That craze Of protectionism
did not attack the people OF the North
till the politicians Of the Republican
party saw the blood fading from the
shirt that they had haunted to keep the
North solid against the South, till they
saw that the negro issue was worked out
and recognized that some other issue
must be substituted Then it was shat
they started the false cries Of the Home
Market and OF Protection to American
workingmsn cries which they have
been forced to abandon end which
they were never sincere in maintaining
10 keep up and even increase
the burden Of war taxes II was not pro
tectionism which started or maintained
tue shops started BY Joshua l. Pussy
He did not get on his knees to political
party and beg them Ito protect" his
trade from workmen who could not com
pete with him, and who were Z. 600 miles
away from his market No honest and |
intelligent workman would do that
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
The nrnrmnll.rierce rinht

Albany, Feb. 10.--Governor Hill has re
ceiyed at least 100 petitions from various
insurance companies in the state The
petitions are about equally divided. one.
half favoring the retention OF Mr. Maxwell
rs superintendent Of insurance and the
other half the appointment of ex-senator
Pierce. It was planned that when the
senate met Senator Jacobs should try Ia
give notice Of suspension Of rule forty.
seven, which allows the senate to imme.
diately confirm, and then the governor
would send in the name of ex-senator
Pierce The failure of the plan showed
conclusively TINT Mr. Pierces ease will be
a close one Those who are for Mr.. Pierce
are Senators Cantor, Ives, Jacobs Stadler.
Hendricks, Brown and Vedder. the last
two being Republicans. Senator Emerson
said he would vote for Mr. Pierce If the
nomination came in the right way. Sen
ators against the nomination are Birkett.
Chase, Coggeshall, Fassett Hunter, Lin.
son, McNaughton, Richardson, Saxton.
Sheard, Robertson, Sloane, Stewart and
Van GOrder
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
senator Ingalls, in Demand.

WASHINGTON, Feb l0-The chances are
that Senator John J. Ingalls, will 20 into
the journalistic profession Mr. ingalls,
said today that he had been offered the
editorship Of newspapers in various cities
at large annual compensation, that he
had also received proposals for the plat
form as well as for literary work for mag
azlnes, together with lucrative business
propositions, all Of which he had declined
Tor the present, his purpose being to act
with deliberation and to make no decision
until the close of his term Of service Mr..
ingalls, further said that the statement
that he had been offered the attorneyship
q western railroad, and that he intends
70 continue in politics with the purpose of
Deing candidate to succeed Senator
Plumb, are destitute Of foundation.
Evening journal., 1891-02-10

THOSE alleged Democrats who cannot
abide Cleveland on a tariff reform plat
form might as well get their grip sacks
ready. 1t does not make any particular
difference whether the nominee is strong
and manly popular and honest Cleveland
or some other sturdy Democrat with
equally good reputation before the peo-
pie. But this is certain, the Southern, West
ern and Eastern delegates will vote for
Cleveland with the same unanimity that
they voted for him in 1888. The only
opposition he will have will come from
Tammany Hall Tammany Hall will
knife the national ticket anytime for the
control Of New York city. One other
thing is equally certain, that the South
ern and Western delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention in 1892 will not con-
slider for a moment any protectionism
rot. Cleveland sentiment will dominate
the choice Of afdidstes and in
spire the platform. Both Of those
things are inevitable.
Evening journal., 1891-02-10
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LONDON, Feb 10-'rhe reciprocity treaty
between the United States and Brazil has
aroused much uneasiness i'll trading cir.
cies here, especially as, by the govern
ment's own admission, there is no obliga.
tion on Brazil's part to accord similar IA.
vors to England. English merchants have
well established houses in Rio Janeiro and
other BRAZILIAN cities, and the British
trade with the republic is very valuable.
II is feared that much of this viii be lost
to England. The course OF the Brazilian
government in favoring American trade is
attributed to the hesitation shown in
Europe to recognize the republic and to
the fact that Dom Pedro, the exiled EN-.
peror, IS connected by the ties Of kindred
with the ruling houses of England and
Germany, the last named country especial.
ly having put off recognition until very
recently