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New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
DrKEo Gw1y's DUCAL BACKER.

san Francisco. May % tspecIaD-The unpuollsnea
letters Of the late Duke Gwn' when are 10" So
TO the public by his son-inaw Evan = Do'el,,a -
- ~ '"I rao,sco show clearly what has previously
aa, heon a matter Of rimor that the real hacker oil
Cins scheme to coonze sonora with ex-ConfederateS
inst before the close Of the war aud make iS heAloi
proyince semindependent seat under r the no' hait
control Of Maximiani was the puAs " N''"'' N
hrotier OF Emperor Napoleon I'LL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
Millinery Department.

For Trimmed Hat Parlors take
Elevator o 20th ~. Side.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETs
Monday morning we shall make special dis
play of light Carriage and Garden Hats, also new
ideas in Sailor Hats at reduced prices.
1900 elegant Trimmed Hats and Bonnets for
dress and street wear, consisting of small Toques,
Plain and Fancy Bonnets, large and medium
Round Hats, all new and choice styles, at great
reductions from former prices.
TENNIS AND YACHTING CAPS
Over $50 different styles of Ladies' and
Misses Tennis and Yachting Caps comprising
the largest and most select variety to be found
in this country. Most of the styles are exclusive
with us. All marked at very low prices
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PAR RASOL- s.

Fine Silk Parasols, in the latest shades OF
Ecru. Brown, Pearl, Gray, Blue, and Cardinal,
carved handles in exclusive designs, S1.60 each :;
worth S2.75.
Fine quality Fancy Silk Parasols, comprising
Plain Coaching. Rufies, Stripes, and Checks, $2.25
each; worth $3.50.
24-inch Black Silk Sun Umbrellas gold, ivory,
and ebonized handles, 81 0s each; worth $2.75.
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And here IL what we offer
Silk Department.

Black Silk Grenadines, S9co
Fancy Satin Stripe Grenadines, % cu
Hemsutch Stripe Grenadines, S9co
Black Surah Stripe Grenadines, 30 cn
Fancy Stripe Surahs, double warp, 0co
Crepe de Chine, best colcrs, 10 c0
Black SILK Surahs and Chnas 20 cos
Black SILK Skirting Tanetas, % CTS
Black Silk Faille Francaise-extra heavy, % cS
Plain and Satin Striped China Silks, 70 cH
Fancy Figured Indias-Black and colored, 30 ctS
Coored Satin Duchesse-Dress quality, % cts
Colored Faile Francaise, % cs
24.Inch Black and Coored Silk Surahs, % co
32.inch Wash Silks-white and coors, % cts
Extra heavy Fancy japanese Wash Silks, 90 cts
Hemsttch Surahs-white and colors, 3cw
Black Tinted nd India Silks
"a inches wide, contrasting effects, ~ CO
27inch japanese Silks-black grounds
Colored Embroidered figures Import price 49,.
81 rs TO 81 so, - -
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Dress Goods Department.
md here is what We offer In

Striped Summer Serges, double width, - CO
All wool, Roman Stripes. Cream grounds, 29ce
Double width Homcspuns, ce
Mourning stripe Brilliantnes, - ca
French Bordered Serges worth 90. a cu
Bordered Nuns velings all colors, ~ c0
Silk striped Bengalnes % cts
Finest French Chaies, 70 styles, % cts
Finest French F1annes, so styles, 80 cS
Tufted Chevot Suitngs. light weight 64.inch, u es
Ivory cream and silver gray Henriettas. 57e0
WOOD Nuns Veings Black and Colors, zss
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Housekeeping Goods.

Fruit of Loom Muslins hvequarter 11k cs
Fruit OF Loom Muslins sNquarter LA CTS
Fruit OF Loom Musins sevenquarter Is u cN
Fine All.Wool Gray Flsnnels 10 cN
Fancy French Flannels Worth 40 "a ca
Fancy Scotch Fiannels worm % ~ cN
Cheese Cloth Comfortabes fuusdze ~ oS
Msrseilles Quilts fuitHze 70 81
1914 Summer Blankets white ana ooiofeo 90 CO
Best Curled Hair Mattresses loee
Down Mixed Sofa Pillows 1S-nch sQu.re 80 oos
ALI Linen Cream Damasks 20 cN
Cream and White Damasks 66-inch " en
ALI Linen Napkins fast edse-doz. es cea
All Linen Lunch Cloths 3wo yards long 80 cts
All Linen Barber Towels were 10 cts
Danask Towes-knot fringe large size I2r cD
All Linen Crashes 1snch 81 cts
Cotton Diaper 10.yard piece 81 cN
Awning Stripes,
AL styles, at Popular rnces'
One of the most important pure hascs we have
made this season in Embroideries will be found u \
If
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

Messrs Hiram Kicker & Sons South Poland Name
Gentlemen: have the honor Of your
except through the use OF the POLAND Mineral WStG
nv wife has for several years been suffering WI" tat
disease but not TO the extent Of being treated LOT a
susnected on the 22d Of March she was taken WIN WIN
severe attack Of the GRIPPE" which at once aieesd
her kidncvs and resulted in "uremlc poisoning M d
slight discharge urine OF conee coor WIN
inent almost equal coffee grounds. She was m
sclous from the second day OF her sickness he Wa
tended by two OF the best and most skilled pnysSI1hs
this city on the 1st day Of April she had reacheo %
uont that her physicians said there was nope VI NJ
recoverv In desperation L went into tle sIeets lYa
walk not knowing where / was going me' ,d ,toid
friend who asked after the condition OF my Wle
her about the nature OF the disease and that the p
thought her case fatal The lady old me that her e S
child had been afflicted with scarlet fever the past
which resulted acute BrlRhts disease ana s nas I'll"
went Immediately agency here anu ~ " se
half gallon bottle brought it home and gave IL 70 ny d
without insulting the physicians BEFORE she de
the half gallon noticed great Improvement III ths
charge of urine marked Improvement IN her c%1il %
tion then told physicians OF what hau uohe
They at once discontinued their medicine tor th1
and advised that give my wife all the Poland Wat s
could drink done and she Is now aDie 70 sis
IN in bed and will recover Her urine Is an aupur or ot
straw color perfectly healthy in appearance or tne nrI
time I'm eight years. have written this much because
think IL is due and because want 10 hep hula1y
Similarly afflicted. Yours truly, - oo,,,-,o,y
Asst Supt u S. Senate Folding Room and Editor jones'
boro Tenn, Herald and Tribune.
NETWORK OFFICE; TRIBUNE BUILDING.
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Extra Wide Chenille POrtieres


for Alcoves and wide doorwaysa colors-frleze top
deep dado-heavy handknot fringe top and botom-reai
value, sG.
These are srsn hdndsom,r han those ddrerttsed East
,csck Of vhc supply Oas erh1usted oy "ednes"aS-ddp
pofnrsnt caused who late 0t9 be eompensaea
by the above mentioned.
,ro,,,- no,h,o VAN Tonostries 40 cts
49, p.v suk Medallion Tapestrles oS cts
rerred SuLopes--hest STYLES 6Sl cts
r,x,ro hoa,-v cah,s Cord scrims 7s. cts
Fancy jacquard slip Coverings AZ. Gus
Fancy Vestlbule Silks-32 inches vice % Gus
Reversible Colored Cotton Plushes-oo-ncn - Gus
Fancy Figured Cotton Plushes-reversible l2s cts
Iraa,1v ,,r,u C,stonnes 0's cts
c,.,.,o po,as-complete with trimmings 12s cts
,,nu., ehaa.. comulete-perfect goods ~21 cts
Sash Curtain Loops-pair i-1 Gus
I 600 Lace Bed Sets-were e3 TO 80 LS
Az Two Forty-Nine,
another thousand
c..,.kin Ruz.-2 yards long-l yard wide
black sray snd whits-worth double
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YAyAyoEs AND MIy&Rs IL CONFLICT.

St. Louis. May GA Hort WingA'e' y. ' ~
patch says that detachmcntd which nave lns' ro.".
from recruiting service ON 'hs navajo AeSef'
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SImpsoN,CRAwFoRD
Simpson.
Ladies' Suit Department.

Commencing Monday May 25, we shall oner the
finest assortment Of Ladies' Suits for summer wear
that we have ever presented to our patrons, and
at prices greatly under actual value. Ihey are
in CHINA SILKS, BLACK SURAHS, FRENCH
CHALIIES, FRENCH PERCALES, SCOTCH
GINGHAMS, EMBROIDERED INDIA LINENS,
FLANNELS, sERGES, CHEvIOTS, BLACK NETS.
and LACES
Also, great variety of TRAVELLING CoS-
TUNES in light, medium and heavy weight ma
terials, in full assortment Of sizes.
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Fine Embroidered SkirtingS

at 90 cents s.............s1 40. ...-.......u %,
Full yard and quarter ids wth hsmstttehed and ses'
loped edg.s some ,o double scaltops soms NTH ttess
,r,rno and lace nssrtinqs and nseda,Gons; wtA
ds,p Irish point tnsertings Vandgts points doovs-
the anest cork and most .rqust styles tmportsaha.r
ro,,. and the thing for graduating drssss
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popular for
Ladies' and ChIdren's Sensible. Country and Boating
Dresses. aud for Gentlemens and Boys Negigee shirts
and Biouses which have sold hundreds Of cases
=, Fifteen Cents a yard d....Assortmcnt comprises IN
Infinite variety of cd styles and colorings In
PIads and Stripes desirable for Tennis aud Yachting
Dresses, delicate Pink, Crenm Blue and Lilac effects
for house Dresses and Wrnppersi wide stripes for
BIazer, and Refers, and staple styles In narrow
stripes and hairines suitable for ehirs' eor' "ai's
and BIouses In short, at EIGHT CENTS and three
quarters we will sell American Goods that In enect
and utility eauaI the French four times the price
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FAMOUS TRUNKS at s3.49.

rou hound. pim dep tray and nat oor -seet eiamps-
s ,d ,,,ats all around-hekory top aud 'ro" bottom
y,r,d steel Airges Tsmoir toss-reSuiar trunk store pne
esa no. .Ais ssssA->~ o.
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Upholstery.
Whine. that kept busy every day last week Will
he repeated. In addition we offer

ynIue. that kept busy every day inst Week VIII
he repeated In addition we oncr'
Fancy Slkone Curtains
frlnged top and bottom Sl'Is
India Creme Curtains-coPd tinsel stripes 2i9
Real Irish Point Curtatns-full length 2s'
Real Irish Point Curtains yds. long ass
Fine Hand. wrought Tambour-full length 59S
rytra nne-extra wide and heavy work lbs
Antiaue-Linen Scrim-lace inserting lbs
scotch Iace-Rch Guipure effects l2J
,r.t,DohomTape edaed-cottage designs 40 cts
Az One Ninety Eight,
Odd pairs Of Nottingham and Scotch Lace Curtains that
were s3 to s6-sn patterns.
At Ten Ninety-Eigh
A hundred pairs
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"They say"
Our Misses Department

ia the busiest In tho city say our styies are u
,aooe as anv TO be found while prices far below
,hose elsewhere asked They say' THE REEFERS We
soil At 81 19-are elsewhere shown at s200-thnt FLAN.
NFI SAILOR SUITS az s169 equal those by others sold
at So 50 and $500. That white Lawn "uimpes WIN
uck voks such as sell at SO cents are not elsewhere
,d urder "a dollar In fact prices in every
instance the lowest named garments OF equal Quality
This offer
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Together with the above we offer
Cream India Linen Skirtings,

Half or all over embroidered with colored daisies woie,
nonsies chrysanthemums carnations and various other
leaves and to match Tor sleeves anu "ass
mported to sell at 50 and 90 per yard
On ..coun ~ their extreme width four yards and hal
/, ample for full costume SS sl for fourteen oo'iaf'
value is money well invested
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OF Mourning Wash Fabrics

complete such as no other mouse ao'eup,
abor Rlack Henrietta Sateens, Black Cacherlire.
sateens Black Lawns Black organdes, Biack Chaines'
Rlack Gnghams Black Batstes, Plack Camorics' BacN
percaes-plain with White and Gray hsures anu 'pc''
also a wonderful assortment OF HaiMouimhs e"ec"'-
White grounds and gray mixtures
All the Blacks even those at six cents yaro' are
,nu,na dve--unchangeable by washing wear-
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Ladies' Blazers, Shirts and Vests

In styles specially manufactured for us we oher
at exceptionally low prices, an enormous collec-
tion of Ladies' Blazers and Ladies' London-made
Vests and Shirts
We invite special attention to these goods. as
we know them to be beyond comparison the
choicest styles at the lowest prices that buyers
will have an opportunity of selecting from this
season.
LADIES' WRAPS. CAPEs, TRAVELLING GAR
MENTs LONDON-MADE WALKING JACKETS
MACKINTOsHEs, and JERSEY WAISTS
great reductions from former prices
We make no charge for altering either Ladies' or
Misses Cloaks or suits
New-York tribune., 1891-05-24

the balance OF our recent purchAso VI
Imported Sample Dresses
at stu LOWer Prices.
This offering comprises principally fine Henrietta Dresses
- dcatc and staple Coorngs chidrens afternoon and
on,no wear-dainty styles with and without low necn
and short sleeves
nrices range from s5.o5 s1Soo-value sl2 to s27.
White China silk Dresses
In s,mnle graceful styles suitable for young girls;
al "a TO oo0..............val value slIoo 70 wow
White Lace Dresses,
pfatte Val and Egyptian-elaborate ribbon trim
40 as n ais 90 $1,000 70 *Z5'OW
White Embroidered Dresses,
NTH all over embroidered hemstched skirtsand dainty
waists IN Bretonne Jacket Vest, Yoke styles-As
nrettiest shown years-fuly three hundred vrcsss
TWO ninety-eight to Twenty dollars
Fou,ard, silk and Challie Dresses.
handsomely made -''-'-.. -
s7os TO slsoo-special value
SPECIAL. VALUES IN GISGHAM DRESSES.
Fsny.nlne cents to Five Dollars
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EXQUISITE Colorings-Emb'd and Silk effects. which
but for delivery would have been sold at 30 cents
and e5...An colors, including scarce Liacs Pinks.
Wines and Azuros
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And here 10 what We offer IN
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

ACApEMY-2--s-cfndereila

ACApEMY-2-s-cfndererla
AMbERo THEATRE-2-s :i5-ne Ravens
BIyoU THEATRE--2-s Io-The City Directory.
BROADWAY THEATRE-2-s-The Merry Monarch
CASINo-2-s :I5--The Tyrolesn.
COLUMBUS THEATgE-2-s I5--A DARK Secret.
DALY,s THEATRE-2-s 15-As You Like IL.
EDEN MUsEE-.wAx Tsbleaus.
FRENCH ACApEMY-2-Lecture.
GARDEN THEATREs-2-s-La Cgsie.
GRAND orEGA HoUSE-2-Prnoe Ksrl-S-k Partisan
Romance.
HARLEM OPERA HoUSE-2-s-Thermdot.
HARRiGAN,S THEATRE-2-S-The Last Of the Hoeans
HERRMANNS THEATRE-2 :15-s :S0-The Junior Part
HoYTs MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-2-s ;so-A
Trip 10 Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIAHS--2-S-Vaudevllle.
LYCEUM THEATRE-2-S :l5-Lady DountfuL
METROPOLITAN OPERA EoUSE-S-Faust
MADISON SQUARE GAEDBN-s-Tug Of war.
NEW PARK THEATRE-2-S :l5--A Night at the Circus
NIBLo's GARDEN-2-s-Eiy.
PALMER'S -THEATRE-2-S I5-Alabama.
PRoCfoRS THEATRES little Lost Paradise.
STAR THEATEEr-2-s l6-Miss Kelyett.
STANDARD TIiEATRE-2-S :I5-That Girl from Mexico
THALIA THEATRE-s-Around the word In so days.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-2-Cleopatra--s l5-Spsr-
tacus.
Hath STREET THEATRE-2-s-Mavourneen.
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names. the most familiar OF which is tne graco
Of God.v The modern philosophers VINO cry 10
analyze IL tell us that ii is a strange ana uneA-
olainable magnetism, which some OF them nave
named tho enthusiasm for humanity" Inc
definitions of both theologian and philosopher
are apt and descriptive so far as they go, thouen
in the last analysis they answer TO Matthew Ar
nold's happy phrase, Swords thrown ae mys-
tery.v We know that Christianity has taken the
teachings once deemed too pure and loity lor
common use, and has made them working
hypothesis In modern civilization. We are aware
how far they are from being completely realized
in practice. We remember how imperiectly even
Christians themselves understand the spint OF
the teachings they profess to follow. we ADMIT
that ages must yet elapse before the Christmas
Day ideal of "peace on earth and goodwin u
men" will become reality. But with all ohese
abatements it still remains true that Christianity
has armed men with strength TO resist evil' anu
has ennobled them with tho vision of Divine
Fatherhood and human brotherhood. IL mas
yitalized and strengthened the old vague aspira-
tons for goodness and righteousness, and mas IN
troduced them into the workaday world as po-
tential forces. The results are seen around us
to-day, in the growing regard for the sacredneSs
Of human life, in the more general appreciation
of law of righteousness, in the more perfect
recognition OF the rights Of men as men, IN the
existence of phianthppic agencies OF all kinds
and in the triumphant march of that mighty
spirit of modern democracy which is destined to
lift the whole human race to higher and just
er, and therefore more divine, conception OF
human life
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25
PERSONAL.
private revcni

Professor Luigi Monti has been seriously III with
the grip" but is now convalesclng
Samuel J. Kirkwood, War Governor, of Iowa. ofter
ward United States Senator and the Secretary OF the
Interior for President Garfield, completed his seventy
esn,R e.an year sal last Sunday There are many
happy returns OF the day.
Madison Morton, the English playwright who died
MONDAY at the age OF dghty-one, wrote nearly one
hundred comedies and fnrces in the course OF his
career BOX and Cox" and "Lend Ne a Shilling,
are among the best known OF them During the
last six or years he has RAPIDLY declined IN
with paralysis.
Mrs. J. c. Aver OF Lowell Mass, and her son.
Frederick Tanning Aver, OF New.Yorl,. baye united
In bencfcent work In the former city, large
double house has been presented by them to the
trustees Of the Home for Young Women and Children,
one-half being residence occupied by Mrs Aver
herself and the other half having been purchased
by her son from the recent owner. Altogether tho
institution already In existence but conducted
GIT VIII admit OF Increased usefulness.
Major wssmannn the German Imperial Com.
missioner In Africa. who has been III for so long in
Cairo. Is again convaescent. II IL said however
that he will be too weak to return 10 his post for
many months, and that he will probably spend the
winter In Northern Egypt. 1t Is possible indeed
iat no VIII never return TO his duties the Ger
man Government has been considering the ADVISABLE.
liy OF appointing his successor for some time
otto e. EhleIs, the explorer OF Africa who met
Stanley In the East few weeks ago, reports TINT
the great traveller Is broken man. lie declared
In the course OF a letter to u German paper. that
Stanley had grown much older In appearance since
he had last him In Africa infer his return
from the Emln expedition; that his eye had lost
rs brilnncy. his face It's freshness aud his walk
its elasticity. lie does not think that Stanley win
ever return 10 Africa
james Irving Urbbe, Editor OF "The Orlando Daily
aecord' has announced himself as an Independents
candidate for tho ooe OF Governor of Florida 10 sue
coed Governor Fleming. Mr.. Crabbc Is not Only
New-York tribune., 1891-12-25

newspaper man, but is suthor Of the Students 0us
M the Japonesquc.n He is an Engllshman by birt1
and IA soon rs be was out OF college he compefS2
for and won a place in the Civil Service and waS
cent TO Burmah. IFS love Of adventure and noveltv
found scope In travels, about which he frequently
gives public lectures.
9Carmen sylva,' the Queen Of Rumanla. who has
been suffering from nervous prosrson ever since the
climax of the unfortunate love affair between the Crown
Prince Ferdinand and Mile. Vscsrcsco Is gradually
recovering her health, AID will return to Bucharest
according TO foreign papers. during the present month
II is now said that the cstrangeent between the King
and Queen owIug to the difference OF opinion betwess
Them in reference to the marriage Of their heir hxs
becn overcome entirely. The Queen declared thsS
She would never return TO the Rumsnan capital with,
St Mile yacarescO. The Crown Prince, according Ia
reDewed and Trustworthy reports has given up a ~.
tenton OF renouncing his rights TO the throne to marry
the women OF his choice. and will choose bride among
the pripcesses OF Europe.
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW-
VnpR


YORK.
When the State Board of CanvasseTs were
about to assemble early in tie present month
TIE TRIBUNE took occasion to express the belief
that Frank Rice, the Secretary Of State and
chairman Of the Board, would meet his obliga-
tons like man. lie had borne good reputa-
ton. Those who know him best repudated the
suggestion that Hill could use him as an instru-
ment OF fraud upon the ballot-box. Frank
Rice is fair and square official" said his friends.
Z" His honorable past" they asserted, "goes on
the bond of his future" 1T makes no differ
ence" they assured the public, "who else may
play into the hands of election thieves, Frank
Rico will do his whole duty by the electors, no
matter who is offended or what may be the
partisan consequences"
Well, the candid friends of Frank Rice are not
talking in that strain to-day. Those Of them
whose good opinion is worth most must be hang
ing their heads for shame and modification rs
they think Of him. lie has played the part of
a craven, of an unscrupuloils Hillite, bent upon
achieving partisan success in palpable defiance
Of the dictates of justice. His conduct touching
the Dutchess returns cannot be explained on
any theory consistent with honesty OF purpose.
These are hard words to use in regard to lead
ing public official, but they fit his precisely.
The County Clerk of Duchess County on Mon
day night last deposited in the mail at Pough.
keepsie the corrected returns Of the county ad-
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreirn.-John f. Redmond lParnellite) defeated
Michael Davitt lMcCarthyite) in the byeelection
at Waterford by q majority of 54G votes. -
The dense fog continued all over England Dusl-
ness was greatly mpeded, and tramc on the
rivers had to be suspended - The marriage
OF Prince Albert Victor and Princess Victoria
Mary Of Teck will take place on February "a.
- East years deficit in the Province Of quebec.
placed by the Mercier Government at S6OO,OOO,
has been found to be more than S2,200,O 900.
Domestic-EX- Governor Cornell wrote et'er
severely criticsing Governor Hills action IN
hardening Supervisor Welch, of OnOndaga County,
81 Another stay was granted by Judge May
ham in the Dutchess County election contest.
-== Mr. Elkins took the oath of office as Secre-
tary of War - 1t is said that the Mills Demo-
Gratis viii appeal TO tie caucus Of the House to
direct the Ways and Means Committee 10 report
a general Tariff bill. =-= Ex-United States Sena-
tor Hereford, of West Virginia, is dead.
City and Suburban.-Two cypress trains on the
Hudson River Railroad in collision near DobbS
Ferry; several lives supposed to be lost; it re-
suited from a blockade following another accident
at Sing Sing. - Rumors that big English
re and life insurance company is trying To secure
control Of a New-York fire concern. 80 W. K.
Laidlaw, IL was reported would sue Russell
SAGE for 100000 - Ground was broken for
q bridge over the Hudson River. - Stocks
extremely active, closing strong at generally tie
highest figures Richmond Terminal was first
in volume Of business, and 1t gained l-2 per
cent.
The Weather r-Forecast for to-day: Cloudy.
followed by clearing conditions: slightly cooler
Temperature yesterday Highest, % degrees
lowest, Az; average, AS Us.
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A MINORITY CAUSE JUST NOW.

From The Dclver NcpubIIcHh
Mr. j. r. Clarkson, chairman OF tho ltopublcM
National Oommie ee L. right saying that the Repuo
lacais OF Iowa shOnd abandon prohibition. dnoy
should do 50 o. least In te next campaign; siheo
they nnide c,mnon cause with the Piohihtonists ho
Iowa Republicans have lost ground. They have noths
tO hope and every hing 10 fear from prooneing ne
alliance. Tho electoral vote of Iowa viii prooany
be given % the Republican candidates next tme ~ ~
this Is by means suI,. The Repubheshs ~ sI VI
state ought no 10 leopard the success Of the nauons
tscket by cungine 10 locni cause which Is wrong -
principle and ffuitlcss Of good In prscacA
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IT DOES NOT ALWAYS FOLLOW.


"The Providence Journal" with characteristic SUPER
cOnsness observes that the fact that people ca NJ
Ekins "Steve" is fair evidence that people generny
regard him either thrifty politician or tlY s uses
sort or a man whose antecedents and companl0nshps
lend no dignity to his name' lids Is stun and non.
sense. The whole country knew Mr.. Lincoln @ ~
Abes but what did that signify And we raw
known the great and good Editor OF "The NewfoA
Evening POST 10 be spoken OF us " Larry Godah'
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GoopNATUREp HINTS TO CHICAGO.

From The IIarfOfu NOuIstht
II the natural desire to make good impression.
Oh her Worlds Fair visitors prompts Chicago 20 ~
OF pure drinking WATER NJ herself ont with an adeqnaS
sewerage system. and spruce up generally what ViH,
factors Ia ihlcago those Worlds Fair visitors VIII pss