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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N, n; w. J.; G; 8. s

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. I. G. &
w H. r. r. r.. Co., Lessee.-Trans leave West 42d-st
Station tNew.YOf follows and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot OF Jay.st New.York Hamilton, LONDON Detros
and Chicago. .lo;iS m. .Si5 P ND I,6 = 10 p M
Louis % 10 10 p M aoS Snnensoa Rrdee Saes
"a Falls! Utica and Syracuse, 80 ,lol M. .5:la
is q ~ 49, o. 7Ss ali ,S A
ali 80 a. M - go aS:lS. sl5 M cSaas,on, wsss
.lo 45 ali so a. M, Il ii5 81 90 49, SIS IS % 50
YIN II IS D. M Montreal ard Canada East rs
Detroit CHICAGO and 81, Louis on al throgsn trains
a Ierye Bronkyn via nrooSiyn Annex: aiO 80 a. m.
90 n m. J.rssy CITY p r. r. sts.oa IL 20 q: n.
srSn ,v EXCEPT Sunday Far tickets. time tables par
Tor and Sleeping ea ACCOMMODATIONS or Information, apply
Nlcsss prookiyn-333 Washinet 726 Fultonst. An
nex once foot Of FUltopst NewYers Sity.i ses Jss
io5h.st and West Shore Stations foot Of West s?dt an4
foot Of Jay.st.. North Ryer 9, f. LAMmsAr. oeasfs'
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NJ Ew.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILwAY .-lran; lie, leave West t.ass a. follows
Mlddletown Elenvle, Liberty, Delhi, Norwich Oneida,
Oswego Chicago; ( $50 M, for Campbell Han Middle.
erty Walton. Oneida Central square. oswego Hochesss.
ether daily except sundays Tickets tables 5YJ
Hroaeway. j. q. ANDERSON. General Passenger AgenA
A Exchange Place. N. Il
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Grttion Sales of atal Gstate.
ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

BENJAMIN FAIRCHILD. AUCTIONEER,
VIII sell at public auction Tit rsday April o. 1901 a.
- O'Clock noon. at the Real Estate ENch1nCe; No 90
Lib rty.st elegant fourstory and basement brown
stone dwelling. No. o Ems J3d street, New.YoTk City,
lot 25N 100 10 5 inches house 25X65 ft.
Also the four.stoiy and basement bfowlstonc dwelling
No. 1O5 West 72d ST.. New.York CITY lot l7xl0o IT,
Inches house 1Ix5o. - - $500,
CHILD, Auetionecr. III broadway.
c. ELLIOTT MINOR. Assignee. or
MAX STERN, Atty, ~ Bro 5dway.
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New 1pnbliraticns

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for Csc. or stamps
IT HE HUMAN HAIR: Why 1t Falls OFF !:
rARHE soN h ois Ky hh r.Gi rb AhLF a
Eyery should read this little bonk ''Atbenseum.
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lie BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 500 pages
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority on American open
air amusements. Rules for sailing swimming, ball play
Ing. shooting horseback riding. &c. Sc. IN full OIL per
copy. Published BY The Tribune. New-York. Entertain.
Ing and universally eomDmented by the press.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE:

The auction sales yesterday at the hxohanso we..
all Official D. p. Ingrahan' Co. sofa NO Nv w.
dwelling on Iot co.exloo. II sold for $4,000 TO
Jacob Korn.
The same auctloreers sold plot ooxl2o In Washing'
ton,ave north Of Tenth;st known as Ea'Sa'e Fi''o'
TO the plaintiff for - 80. ..,or,ooa Nara von
The following private sale is announced Dore Lyon
has sold No. go West seventy slXu-o1'
brownstonc private dwelling. lsS.oxloV 10 Ia wilson
for 1884, 600 -. - ,oo4,,,,,o, v.,s hold
Yesterday Thomas F. Murtla pres,ang. re gsUm,
sIderatlon OF the site Of tte new e bseysd thai
public feeling entirely SrpCsssd to the e sTor oi
VI nn,or, sic After further discussion resolution
was csPed to reconsider the question pesOecE sn
onnoscd the destruction OF the present CITY Hal as an
MI of vandalism. Philip A. smyth was opposed +S .o
aeS,re the new building uptown. inasmuch as ue
nn, Sop ~ IIrooklyn and Long Island CITY WIN new
Yok win make the present site the centre OF inc en- nv
apced city The matter having been further ~
Messrs Marine +. II. Houghton. samuel Mcsllian teS
r. v Harnett. the previous resolution Wa AZ ronoscd
site.
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ynsiru.!lon.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO Ear.
~ ents State sex, locality and price desired r. v
HUYSsooN. American School Bureau. West 14th.st
INSTRUCTION n commercial branches; eloeution, mill.
isasonabe terms long experience. Call Tuesdays and
xbufsdays between and 8, or address
.. r. HYATT. 113 Macisoa-sye
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Countrp prcpertp for Sale ano 90 let

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. commodlous villa
n broad pazzas. good outhouses, extensive lawn oIa
trees charming views Of six houses on about %
acrcs in q choice neighbOrhood easy OF access, ana as
retired as II hundred miles away. 1t is Tor saf OF
will be partially furnished and let for term OF years 70
desirable tenant Particulars, plans, PHOTOGRAPHS WIN
CHARLES MACRAE, 533 Shave, cor. 44tn,se
L OR SALE Or TO LET.-Oh Jersey Coast miles from
Long Branch near outlet Of river three cottages VIII
water and gas. Apply to EXECUTORS Room = NO. -V'
ID ASSAIC. N J-CHoICE VILLA SITES FOR SALE
in FAMOUS HILL SECTION; GROUND HIGH
nroycd with handsome residences WATER, GAS, SEWER
POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS hnc schools.
churches view unsurpassed OF Passac River and sur.
MINUTES FROM CITY; TERMS EASY TITLE PER-
thpRIAN g. HEGEMAN & CO., 1921 Broadway, N Y.
JOHN A. HEGEMAN, Passaic, n. j.
J. z. HOFFMAN, Passalc, n. j.
mo LET IN LYME CONN.-Redbank cottage, IL rooms,
1 thoroughly furnished and comfortable fine views ;
unusually healthy climate Before coming address Nj
SALISBURY, fixing time
no LEASE for three years at Kingsbrdge within the
city limits OF New York. very large house furnished or
UNFINISHED with large stable grounds contain 81 acres
fronting on Harlem River. For particulars, address
SCISCO 6 wIALEY Kingsbridge -.
WHERE WILL YOU sUMMERi HAVE YOU
w VISITED Lawrence Beach II n9t accept our invita-;
5 SUh 1TnfGnsbcd for sale and Tent upon easy terms to
desirable parties Meals and attendance from lawrence
Reach Hotel II desled ibis beautiful locality adJons
Cedarhust and Lawrence surrounded by fine drives ard
lovely neighborhood OF rennements. Bathing. boating
Kddrsss for qGP aaq '"
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Gitp 11ropertp for Gale.

II OURSTORY large extension rtclass Private Dwell
ings south side OF S3d-st OF Central PARK VEST
hardwood trim all latest improvements in construction
have been adopted. WYNN, :,
Titles will be guaranteed by policies of the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, 90 Liberty
at New.York JNO. LIVINGSTON g. son,
'' w 100 East 71st-st.
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6nmmer Resorts.
BEEGHWu0D INN,

MRS. n. o. MARYLAND d. co. have leased the
"DEECHwOOD Inn" for term OF years with the inten.
ton making IL the mos desirable OF
neehDorbood OF Philadelphia ana only three
quarter ride NewYork The "lnn" the ad-
vantage Of station on the CROWDS, and 90 trail daily each
service will The following references Will De
sufcient guarantee OF intention TO the "Inn
Charming and select William Pepper. NJ. D.. Provost OF
University OF pennsylvania Henry Norris ichard
Dale ID. Murray Chcston, ID; H. &. Wood Nd; ID.
Hayes Agnew, MD. and Waiter Buchanan.
HOUSE OPENS MAY 10. and may be
Gagged plans application Mondays Wednesdays
and fridays, from TO at Hotel Straord Phil.
adelphia,
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THE ST. MARC,
FAIRFIELD, CON.

FAIRFIELD, CONN.
ONE HOUR and TWENTY MINUTES from NETWORK
special low and attractive rates for APRIL MAY and
June THE ST. MARC is one OF tie bestappoinied
hotels In New-EnRland. Circulars at w. A. PONDS
Music store p Union Square Eew-York or at tho hotel
GEORGE a. WELLS, Proprietor.
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CENTRAL n. z. OF .JERSEI

o.4 -
Scranton Reading iiarrisbgrg Tsma9ga shamOkln sun
WiIkss6arrs ana ss:a9ton.
Easton, Mauch CHUNK and sIamokin, ''''1-''
shamokin sunbury. willamsD0ft Through coach %
I;c9 + NJ daily 70, Eas.On. Mauch Chunk Reading.
345 D. m. for Easton, Magch Chunk, Reading Harris.
burg. Wilkesbarre. Scranton Tamaqua POsvlle shamS
EasSn f %sa AG GsSnR R.,so. u.,,
burg 80 - 3 m sq iof s g aS nd Rgaewa
20 FTseSos 81 81 a sHsaty'i %
f Rfs IS f g ?ss sG s n ssasy
excei. Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 300 m. ;o5
Red Bank at SAIL sdIS LIE 10 80 90
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 4:45, SIS a. H. 80, 20, $40 y. n Sundays
500 a. IN: ParOr Cars at,l 80. A2o. S:io D. m; SUM-
For Toms River, Harnegas Park and Bsrnesss t:4S.
gag R nj So 2 yo neans aaa d SS a. Is
For M iSS Beach and sesbrishs sIa Ii lis
L. ri E0h pnlIADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE. an
6o 80, 60" 10, oc, 100, $50 M, u rs nsaS
wssSRs'Ga daily e. OG 20 s Ss
G H%iH 90 oar & Z Is night Dining Car m
eaSng slesS 30 ss.a.J 0S
oo pSt 200 p. 5 have Connection for reading, hsr
HSf Fur ssanSary and Will.mspOr VIA PHILADELPHIA q M
tHfsp and seats can H.
es ' 2a.. Is s RsaadSsy % cSa.
s %esf FUTON iSn S.: IS Brcaiway, brooklyn
baggage from hotel or residence
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eGthers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Govcnesses
&C. % r. aHP % 4 Haoa
MEXICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH.
IA ES, any locality all branches. NO FEE fOr regs.r
tration Form for stamp. T. V. HUYSSOON. w. 1ithst
TUTORS. Professors, Teachers, Governesses Of ali
families Circulars schools 70 parents Modem language;
spoken. MIRIAM coYRIERE. Room IA, $50 shave
A FRENCH TEACHER, with 10 years. experience
est references address BELGRADE care Of George Hast
nGs Co.. 80 Broad.st
rUEACHERS tutors govcrnessps travelling companions
employers recommends best schools patents also su.
perior home school for mothcrless girls. Miss DONO.
VANS Teacher Bureau aad School Directory 20 Eas:
lEsSE's TEACHERS AGENCY. II East 17th-st., sup
II plies compel teachers tutors g0verltsses musicians
artists Sc. all brnches resident and visiting; English.
German, French Spanish spoken. =
ID PRINCIPALS desiring teachers, also teachers requiring
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VTNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies scnool officers
" with teachers teachers with positions -
Ii. nj. HARRINGTON. Prop 81 Lafayette Pl, NJ r.
THE BooK. OF oPEN.A1R SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
air amusement Rules for sailing swimming, ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding. &C.. &C.. in full 81
copy. published by The Tribune. NewYork. Entertain
ing and universally complimented bv the Oless.
WI ANTED- Ladies-Specast between p and 80 years
for High Schoo-NOrmal graduate City-eachers
schools inded ChidrenGerman with
ana Piano-German and AIT for Scptembcr-French
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teacher Western Conservatory
Classics. CitYEiscopal clergyman for small parish
and school. South-COllege graduate, Mathematics and
Sciences. MIRIAM CoYRlERE. Room II, 15c 5th-ave.,
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RAILROADS.,
ennsyIvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERlCAI
AND
TheScenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets, as
follows; =
On and after MARCH far. 1901
On and after MARCH lst. 1891

THE FAST LINE.
yssaS s cs"sSS na Pso, Car;
S Ssssss 4s,.. s. Lou: ss.s day.
IHE PEXNsiLVANiX LIMITED United
1000 A. NJ C.nposea exclusively Of Pullman yes.lbuIs
y Fac s:e sssg1ss R.af sT 9sSs
s5ss: HON: Hs:ss and 'Ss ssi
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ST L0UI, CMMAGC; AHD CISCIyNATIExPREss.
s:sss "a $,'sSs yss::
500 4H n @ 81 sS1i "a GSrRE :ss' day
$50 r. M.-Pulnsn vestlbule Sleeping Car Newton
ss pSS C5 s. teg Sn.easo and and Ns
burg to Richmc6d and Chicago. Arrives al Cincinnati
M fs eond nS 80 cay s os Il S
and Toledo daily sxcsp: saturday;
Snifsse Nsw:YCi& to MenpSl: Via the shenandoah
a sSs g assss daily al
BABTiMOKh "As,iSGrON AND THE SOUTH.
with biSlag 6aI; daily except sunSsy 70 %
%adI as With Ds CAR a9d 20 p @ %
sUa sS ' p 5essaS s5pS e 60 s
n Ss 49, S 'a 200 p s"'s saS
For rh AaEAS SaS. S s5I% also NJ Wit"
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
H'sIsss' 80 Shfis1 En s
sS O ?e rs &c. YS Zoo I'D %
5ao and 200 2; m. Sundays Express o:lS 80.
80. 90 and 900 D. m. and IL rs night Aeon.
For time aSles Of train. to local the Penn.
syy ania railroad System, apply at hioIlowng Ticke.
OniceS: Nos. ], 435, $40 pnd 944 Broadway, Astof
House. and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt Court
sSe BooE iof seS?
'Ss r,.ns,., co,,n.,v vii, cal. %, ana .,..,
baggage from hotels and residences through to destination.
CHAS. e PU6H, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent,
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g iin proprrir 60 fet

ITO LET.-The highly desirable i:story' hlsh.stoop
i brownstone dwellings 1913 East 12d.st. and J. IL;
Madison.ave. Apply 70 ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co.
i9th.st. and 5th.aye.
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9netrurtion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
Class E3 oT soess 1 aS :ecnS
schools and business. W. +. CHASE 20 West 5oth..t
eSG seng3 81. T. s,s, | ssssS. how t.
sS. y ,he employed personal
IT NIvERsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,47s nr9sawsy,
sssg sSS. ssd P Honey c w Ikf fsa
:. ' 9. hHESbRicKsoS. Princivais 90 ~ -
For Young Ladies-Cty.
"a " School Of Fol- kS d MS 90 ssd yea.
Mira GARDNER Author Of 'iistory in Rhyme"
Iln. J. SACHs'S
sGnQ ,T1s For lSr GIRLS III
WILL OPEN SEPT; 2s; 1891. sor.,,u,,,
Saffs SsEB TsTS fssS
wi Children rconen: October i 80 East sSSst
cGp hTp g2fs9 Es5 g'Ps sPs
ESds 1883 Mn s va a?s S nnd G''
For Both Sexes-City
S 0HAEFRO IL OF MUSIC
Boarding ACCOMMODATIONS All advantages of winter school
w. c fsfas ii sea East ao' Rs6sSuaS Y City
TINE DERLiTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, No.
ohss Ben Paris &C. Best $40 PER- sr
Musical Instruction.
y or psno S q or Brooklyn Edds.s s.,
POI puhIeld.st. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
TT HE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR arRLA
i4o AND 1s2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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Real Gstaic mantro.

az ANTED.-Full ard extra width
w lrst-Class residences
for cash buyers.
CHARLES MACRAE
533 shave, cor. 44th-sk
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For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
LEX EN- lNSrITUTE Military Boarding SchGo
a N.Y. Mh FS. E B. ~ L. f'N''p' o. L. WILLIS
u oRDENTowY or. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
E Leu H. ii D. h IHED6N ca M RtdaSD'
RoYs, MOUNTAIN sUMMEG HONE and camp, with
D ad. acs .n@sr shac in Eis sssd {
nssr ' sag and maf So drive;
&SarrTfckES iSss we san 5S st 1Sa d. d. NJ
CHELTENiHIA,M ad, ACADEMY; t oGoSTz. PA; -,
for eOess o; Scientific sehoc Fo. eifsSls
JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE POughkeep.ie,S z
%e &C.
poe No h for sSd for
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-A. Milford, Conn
81 to he
soIis:s Specially business. high school
- t JOHNS MILITARY US scHoot,
Summer School Address WA vERBECK.
> Co. y Rev Matte s. NJ Pr Pgnepa.A few
ton, If parents guardians so desire
SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGEs MEDIA ACADEMY
dress Media Pa. "a miles from Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
q UliMEk SCHOOL at the PeeE,kIIl Military Academy.
JOHN y. TILDEN. A. NJ. ID D.. Principal.
Send for circular
8 UMMER SCHOOL For BOYS
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Rosyn, T.. J., y. u
Overlooking L. l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
TN HE PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
18th begins september 18th. 1881. Send for catl
logue. JOHN N. TILDEN. A. NJ. NJ. D.. PRINCIPAL
W ACATION FOR BOYS-July and August at West:
v hampton. L. l. Outdoor sports: daily French and
German careful supervision. DAVID magic. JR
Paterson. n. j.
For Young Iades-Country.
ID ELYIDERE SEMINARY-$l0o pays FOR . thorough
ID IN business department. with home special In
suucton ladies whose education has been neglected.
Address SEMINARY Bevidere. Eew-Jersey
CT. AGNES SCHOOL Albany. y. Y.-Unde: the dircc:
study kindergarten through Harvard Course for
Women. % instructors Tuition 800 year. For cat1
ogue address ST. AGNES SCHOOL.
TN HE YOUNG LADIES, SEMINARY. Freehoid y L.
pleasant home with excellent opportunities fo an
education. Miss OUNCE D. SEWALL Principal
Miscellaneous
THE SUMNER CLASS IN BOTANY.
Of the TOrrcy Botanical Club and The College OF Phar
the City OF NcwYOrk. consisting OF Lectures
Excursions and Instruction In the Use of the Microscope
will organize in the lecuGeOom Of the College building
oil and 213 L. ODDS, Thursday April %, et
WI cHaIRMHS INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
Above address.
XVANTED.-An Instructor in Latin one two evenings
w week. Address stating terms, MERCURY. Tribune
Office.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Open all the year Equipped with best appliances;
among them massage vacuum treatment Swedish move
nent, suspcpsory treatment electricity Turkish RUSSIAN
Roman French douche and other baths and
mineral waers cheerful resort for treatment or recres
ton. Outdoor and indoor sports Send for circular
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WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1851. Home and
Day School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1889. $50 and :s2 7lstst and West
End. ave. Nine. VAN NORMAN. principal
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Musical Instruction.
nRGANIST of prominent church desires pupils organ
" or plano; New-York Brooklyn Address A. l. s.,
227 Du!leld.st. Brooklyn.
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N NE DERIiTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, No. /
West o5th.st Branches Boston. phlll Washington.
Chicago Berlin Paris &c. Best instruction $40 per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
SAFETY VALVE or PROTECTION.

Some years ago there was no man in the
Republican party so poor as TO do reverence
20 the principle Of reciprocity. Now there is
an increasing number Of the members of that
party who are prepared 10 go as far as Mr.
Blaine in putting the principle in practical
operation This is to be attributed not 80
much to the influence of the Secretary OF
State as 10 clearer recognition Of the great
danger in which the high tariff system now
stands Of radical modification unless some
policy is adopted which will afford at least
temporary relief to the classes upon whom
the heaviest burden is imposed by the tariff
Republicans profess to see in the upshot Of
the election in Ohio. in which Mckinley was
successful. All unrsserved Endorsement of the
law associated with his name. They assert
that the action Of the Ohio Republicans re-
fleets the sentiments Of the party in every
section of the Union, but this is shown not
TO be so by the triumph Of Russell in Massa-
chusetts. State which has always been con-
sidered TO be US loyal to Republicanlsm as
Ohio
Russell was elected on the strength of his
position on the question OF free raw mate
rails, and thousands of former Republican
voters must have cast their ballots for him
because coincding in opinion with him on
this issue. The Republicans Of Ohio may be
in favor Of taxing raw materials but the Re
pubhcans Of Massachusetts, evidently are not
The election Of Boiss in Iowa by large plu-
rality shows that the Republicans of that
State are not in sympathy with the extreme
development of the tariff principle of which
Mckinley is the most conspicuous exponent.
In the light of tho great and ever increasing
diversity Of opinion on the subject of the tariff
in the ranks of the Republican party. we shall
not be surprised to SEQ the principle Of reel
procity as so plausibly advocated by Blaine,
become of paramount Importance in govern
ing the policy Of the Republicans. IL is the
safety value Of the protective principle for it
is practically free trade under very thin dis
guise. By means of it very strenuous effort
will be made to divert the attention of the
American voter from the burdens of the tariff
law.
II he shows increasing signs of discomfort
with that law. the operation of reciprocity
will be extended. II. on the other band. the
next President shall be a Republican the
operation of the principle will be contracted,
because the election of Republican Presi.
dent will be regarded as an endorsement of
the Mckinley measure. If the Republican
candidate is defeated on the tariff issue, reel
procity will become the cardinal principle of
the Republican organization.
1t will be seen from this that reciprocity is
avery flexible political dogma which is TO
be manipulated according as party exisencies
demand. In giving new shape aud substance
TO 1t. Mr. Blame disclosed for the hundredth
time, that smartness aud shrewdness for
which he has during his whole public career
been distinguished. except in the single in
stance of his confidential letters to Nr. Mul.
ligsn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

Hon. CARROLL d. WRIoHr. the United
States Commissioner of Labor, has issued his
report, and it will be found to contain some
interesting items as TO the relative cost Of
producing iron in the Northern States. the
South. in England and on the Continent. As
q rule, the cost of producing a ton Of pig iron
ia hi CHEST in the North, ranging from .l2l7
TO cas-. "A. and averaging about sl5 20; in En-
gland the average cost is about $3.50. on the
continent of Europe. sl0SO; in the South,
$l0.So. The average payment for wages in the
Northern States is about 81. 30 per ton. The
Southern furnaces pay for their labor at about
the same rate. The English furnaces pay
seventy.fye cents. the Continental furnaces
about sixty cents. II is estimated that of our
present duty of sS72 per ton, Sc goes to the
American capitalist. that being the difference
between the cost of labor per ton in America
and in England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Mr.. M'PH4IL'S FUNERAL.
Many Friends Pay the Last Sad Tribute to
tho Departed.

The funeral Of the late j. b. McPhail, Sr.,
took place from the residence OF his son-in-
law. Colonel w. Miles Cary. No 5Oi east
Grace street. yesterday morning at ii o'clock
A large number OF relatives aud friends
were in attendance, and hev. Dr. Moses d.
HOge, pastor OF the Second Presbytei ian
church. conducted the services 10 a feeling
and impressive manner The interment was
at Hollywood.
The honorary pall-bearers were: Governor
p W. Mckinney. General Joseph r. Ander-
son. Captain Charles n. Williams. Judge
Hunter Marshall. Hon. w. W. Henry. Mr. W.
T. Darlington. Colonel ". II. Palmer, Colonel
II. -. Whitcombe. Dir. ?. A. Sublett, Captain
W. r. Gaines. MAJOR Z. II. Mayo, Major
Charles X. Skinker
Actve AessrsA. c. Bruce. Polk Miller.
j. f. Jacob. j. Aston Cabell. W. NJ. Hill, NJ.
NJ. Gillian g. Mcleod Richard Gaines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Grounds and RuildjnRs

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met yesterday afternoon a. usual. in the
Office of the City Engineer, with Chairman
Taylor as presiding officer. All the members
were present.
The usual number Of bills were ordered to
be paid.
A communication from Captain j. A.
Peasants. calling attention to repairs needed
10 the steps leading TO the First police sta
ton, was referred to the City Engineer with
power TO act
The members of the committee expressed
their regret at losing Chairman Taylor. VINO
was about to resign as a member of the Board
Of Aldermen. and Mr.. Taylor responded in a
few suitable words
+ @. Blank was listed as laborer on the
new City Hall. and the committee then sd-
iourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

IT is u cause Of universal satisfaction that
Mr.. Cleveland has for some time been deyo-
ting his leasurs moments to the preparation
of . Constitutional History of the United
States There is no man in this country who
is better equipped for the task in the point Of
general ability or soundness OF political opin-
ion. Ii goes without saying that the ex- Presi-
dent will take the strongest ground in favor Of
maintaining the Constitution in its original
purity. His administration of public affairs
WAS return 20 the principles of Jefferson,
who looked first to the welfare Of the whole
people. volume on the Constitution from
the pen OF a man who has shown himself as
spublic servant TO be 50 conversant with its
letter and spirit alike will be contribution
OF permanent value to the history Of the
United States.