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Is. James came. He appeared at the matinee
yesterday, but the audience wasn't on to him,
SO to speak. At night, however, the tragedian
was given rousing reception, and he inter
spersed the lines Of Orchard the Third" with
numerous lodges. These were no gestures,
but endeavors 70 elude the eggs and vegetable
matter that was hurled at him from all parts
of the house. II was truly a wonderful per-
Torrance he gave. and there il no doubt in the
world but that OConnor stands pre-eminent in
his particular line. Again tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17
VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.
An Invitation to Participate i'm n Parade in
Baltimore Accented.

An Invitation to Participate In Parade In
Baltimore Accepted.
A meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association to consider an invitation of
the Baltimore V. F. Association to participate
in the parade and test of engines III that city on
Easter Monday, the 30th inst. was held at
Meyers Hall last evening. Mr.. James II. Rich
ards, president. and Mr.. J. J. Peabody. secre-
tary. The invitation with the admonition will
take no excuse" and tine information that they
had assigned the old Deptford engine to the
Washington association was read, and after
some discussion it was decided to accept it. 1t
was agreed to meet at the hall at 1890 o'clock
on Monday, the 30th inst, and, under the mar
shalship of John W. Thompson, with Kit Carson
Drum Corps, take the noon train on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad and return the same
night.
Letters were received from the Baltimore,
New Haven. Brooklyn and other veterans ex-
tending congratulations on the passage OF the
bill giving the association the use of the Union
Engine House.
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WILL NOT HEAR THEM.
The Engineer Commissioner Closes His
Door Against Liquor Dealers.

Door Against Liquor Dealers.
Heretofore the liquor men whose applica-
tons have been rejected looked for salvation
from the Engineer Commissioner, Col. Robert.
The colonel has the reputation of being a
patient listener. and it is well known that he
dislikes to be severe in cases when it can be
helped. Many an applicant last year owed his
license to Col Robert. But the colonel has
found that it was too much of good thing to
hear applicants and their attorneys, for it takes
up good deal of his time, SO he has had posted
on his door the following notice, which ex-
plains itself: applicants for liquor licenses
will be heard by the board only between 8 and
o clock pm. The Engineer Commissioner is
obliged to positively decline to hear any one
in cases of rejected applications for liquor
licenses excepting at the daily meeting Of the
Board of Commissioners between and 4
O'Clock D. m"
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CITY AND. DISTRICT.

@"Onward and upward" is the motto Of
The EVENING STAR. Onward IN its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business The increase is steady,
healthful one
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Messrs- F. H. Mackey and C. C.. Tucker have,
for W. ]. Cole, by his next friend, entered suit
against jefferson B. Cralle for $4,000 damages
by reason of having his finger caught in q
printing pres ON November I last perma-
nently disabling him alleging that the acct
dent was the result of negligent and unskillful
management of the press and machinery by
defendants employer.
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A Mot,or for n New Trial.

In the Criminal Court yesterday in the case Of
Thomas O'Neil, convicted on the 18th instant
of an assault with intent to kill VIM. White, .
motion for Q new trial was fled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

President Barrilas Of Guatemala 10 stimulat-
ing agriculture and commerce - sure pre-
ventive Of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

WHarxyFR may De the cause of blanching. the
hair may he restored to its original color by the
Of taaf potent remedy. Halls Vegetable Sicalian
Hair kenewsI.
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The body OF q woman was found in q cottage
at Atlantic City on Saturday under circum-
stances that at first suggested foul play. She
had died among dirt and squalor and yet among
her possessions were valuable gems. II was
ascertained thather name mas Mrs. Clara Pur-
nell and that she had died Of fatty degeneration
OF the heart Mira Purnell WAS the daughter
of Rev. Samuel r. Bsrtron, Methodist clergy
man at Port Gibson. Miss. Her mother 10 still
living there. Clara VS. beautiful girl and
was married 70 J. T. Purnell, . wealthy Nis-
sissippian- During the yellow-fever scourge
her husband and son died. This was In l677.'
Since then she had wandered from place -
place. She was quite we'll Oh. -.
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Whistling Expands the Lungs.

To the Editor of The Evening Star
In the STAR of the 14th instant the article
taken from the New York Times. headed.
''Whistling Makes Wrinkles" is erroneous The
theory advanced is wrong and the fact is not
apparent The lips once puckered are seldom
moved, the different tones being made by
movements of the tongue and throat, and the
air leaves the lungs with less force and slower
than in singing. 1t Is not possible for a singer
to hold note so long or to execute so many
bars of whole or sixteenth notes in a breath as
whistler is capable of doing. The puckered
lips while producing louder tone do not allow
the breath as rapid exit as through the open
mouth. / have whistled since childhood and
now frequently whistle from twelve to thirty
six tunes into the monograph of an evening.
and though past middle age have not wrinkle
Every lady and gentleman Of my acquaintance
who inclines to ''curling the lips has a mouth
unmarked by line-they all have happy dis
positions The elocutionist instructs us to in
hale slowly and exhale rapidly. and vice versa.
and both movements are practiced to perfec-
ton in whistling. The singer uses one move
ment-he catches" his breath quickly in in
sufficient quantities to fill the lungs and .lets
go of it" ad lib. Whistlers have greater power
of chest expansion than other persons. That
constant whistler of either sex il rarely ILL
natured or cranky that the farmer bow who
whistles all the day is kind to his beasts and
that the mechanic who hghtens his task with
music does a satisfactory and generous DAVIS
work undisputed facts Have You ever
'.puckered the lips when in Geep thought or
while solving knotty problem that it might
tighten the burden! Let me answer for YOU
Yes. and have many a time wbistled when the
work was done, because was happy at its con-
clusion-" Do happiness and wrinkles 20 hand
in hand?
The person who gets dizzy while whistling is
hungry. JNo. IoRKE ATLEE.
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10 PEI CENT REDUCTION
FURNITURE
FOR 80 DAYS.
We are going to move from our present location to
the coinnodous new building, No 5l3 7th st n w.
opposite the o, S. Post Office Department April
Wa! see MS in our establishment but until then we
Will see all at the old stand $50 and s2 eth st. n w.
where. pending removal. shall offer our entire
stock OF the latest and best makes of
FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.,
10 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM FORMER
PRICES
BABY CARRIAGES this season embrace many new
designs in makes and upholsterng. We have all the
latest Styles and 10 per reduction applies to
these as well as to furniture Call and examine them
MATT1NGS present q great variety of colors and
texture We have them at prices that will within
tie reach of ALL and our supply is varied that
guarantee to suit you.
REFRIGERATORs are always in season, and our
stock is kept up with the demand. Don't purchase
until you have seen what we offer.
OUR CREDIT SYSTEM has proven boon to tbou-
sands in the ras and its benefits the disposal of
all for the future Asmall payment the time of pu-
chase will you whatever you want in the fur
nfure line, and while enjoying the pleasure of
Their use you can pay for them i'll such weekly or
monthly sums as your means will permit.
No FAIRER TERMS CAN BE MADE ANY WHERE
THAN AT
RUDDEN's
FURNITURE AND CARPET STORES,
$50 and g32 It'll st. NV mh3-lmo
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nRUNkENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSI-
- ii M CURED By ADMINIs Icing

DE- hAlNES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
~ - ilan ufarfured a. powder, which be given
m Eass " heer. cup Of coffee tea. in food
slthOut the knoNe-e o. the patient II IN absolutely
and VIII ets-t permanent AMI speedy cure.
rn-tnsf TIE PATIENT - moderate lrinker Afro
hoc wreck IL has teen gVen in tEou~xp.l- o. cases
anu IN rserS lllstan'e perfect followed IL
never lAl.s Tie = stem once nspr~gnsted with the
spes nc II BE- ONES an utter mpossDity for the liquor
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. SOLE PRopRIFToRs
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
4s PAGE book of particulars free 10 h had NJ II
WAKE. un.ier Emit House; W e. DOWNFY 4 90 .
1sth 81 and VI ave, Washington. u. C.
nhl2-tk. -.tuly
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TOT HtEerstoNh. NO 90 q. m. and f3:jDr.ln-
hofAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AN
pHIIAnEIpuIA -
PENNSYLVANIA RorrE

THE GREAT
TO THE N rdhRNnff EIsS sI Eog SIruwrs,
iStt TRACK spLhNpID scENERY.
5 JBksSs L 4 .Si wssHIS@ESS SaoM STATION
e fTins In. p, Nestibue Cars At loJ0 daily;
snd ~ LOUIS. with parior h4rr,slurg 10 lIti.-
sisnircs 9s sr to 's Soua anseE ,o % In n
-. aNo. - A. as Chicaro and cincinnsti tx
harrlsburr and seeIinS Cars Harrisiars 70 ~
s si%rr ch &c g, and GncIn2I and Dl3 d.r .
Cars MAshnrfsu 20 ~ Scs. m; dsS WI S,s-sns
necfing daily at Harrisburg with silroal1 sIs.psr.
,Sr , t hSalsS,lle and Memphis. Pullman pnn<
Exnress. 1880 y. m. daily Tor l1tisburx and tAs
ssst, WITH through sleeIer to rIttsburs. and fifts
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
TOT hane, Sansndslgua Rochester and Niagara Fsns
Tor tIle. Canandaigua ana koles.er lsily. for Ru.
@ Sns d sissns a sa ssssPs sturdy LOO
For " iiiamsport, Rochester and Niagsrs Fails. T40
Mashingfon 70 Rochesier' WIN 0'ssS'''S in
For M,laInsport. Remove and Elnlr. ct losSo . ~.
For v ifanisport daily 3 3Opm.
fokf hlLADfIPHIA.N NEW YORK AND THEE
S54oioSo and il q on Sunday, s % IN. m.
ned EIpress Of Pullman Psrlor Gar.. viii p ia
Gar to NV ork. 3 80 n. daily except SUNDAY.
50Op.m. daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast Express 10 a m. week days and D. m a.rx
Lhlrsss, Sunday only. 40 o. m.
Tor Boston. without change. Ii n m every dsv
fSr Brooklyn, all through trains connect Al Js
10y CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex AFFORD.
INK direct frankfer 10 Fulton St syo.df>.S
oouile ierr1ape ACROSS New lork city.
For Atlantic CITY. lsl5 pm. week dsys II .s6p.m
For Baltimore, e35.. 90 $40. 200, eco looo.
$50. 800 -. 80 so 80: Zap id' so Or u
looO and II ~ pm: ON Sunday, 800. sQ5. l0J0
AIN. l2:l5, 10, 3:l5. $50, 400. 90 5sO0
6si0. Geo. 40. BOO and II IS pm.
For P1i,es creek Line ~ and 80 D. daily.
For annapolis. 7.eo and 200 am. IL SO and %
a2op-m-
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN EFFECT JANUARY ~, Isel
For ALEXANDRIA, $50. O::t5 As. $40. e.45, 1O.5S
an. , l2g4 noon, zoo. $50, 4:2a. 4.5S, COL
5;45, s:45 l0.57 an. 2ssa osoi. SOC N
Accoi.I, odation for Qusntico, as = m and .5spn
week days. 2 40 m Sundays.
For kichnond and the south, 4 30 ana 1O.57an
daily. Accommodation ;.p5 p. m. week DAYS.
Trans leave Alexhndrls Tor Washington 6all. 5s0l
s'Ou s;l0. -lO:l5, III a. an; ~. 800. $50
BIO, 800. Ss05 gu, 10 20 and II ,s pun. %
SUNDAY at BIO and IL "A a. 2sOO. 5.l0. Z ;Oa
Tickets and information the Once northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsy avenue at the
station where orders be eft for the checkins q
L1sgaFe e dessn~fion from hotels AND ressasnsss
General Manager. tia1pl General Fasssnssr ir~,e
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Schedule IN elect January 4. 1891
Le>Ne washington FROM station corner u New Ss,~>~
avenue and q street.
For ChicsTo and Northwest. Nesfibuled rxm,s>1
For c,nsinna,i, 81 LOUIS and indiAn@roliA erp-~a
For Ifissbgrs and Cleveland. s,pr---. daily n -
lur Lexnsicn and points In the Shenandoah v.Il.s.
For Winchester and Way Stations. t5.sopm.
Tor beltimore. week days, Or, 500, e.as. IN.
.:sl, osan. - minuiesl, $40, a.3S III 20. u %.
81, - ninp,e-' an iSi0. 2;l5. 30. q Il. Is min.
$50 6:TS 616. Us 40 % a s,,nui lon es a.
so m Sundays. 4oS. 80. 20 = 80 s.SS
$50 g %. As minutssJ. 5st5 6i5. 80. 4 Sd 900
fof Annapolis. e;ss and 10 an. Il no .na. "a
For Frederick. tll;5o an. q Ii. 1850 fsSo
For Hs~erstown. 40 90 a m and .5.sop.n
ROYAL BLUE LINZ LINZ ToR INV YORK AND
1000 IL % a.ie lsa " ass, Is os 81 800
buffet Parlor Cars all DAY trains sleettns Oar on
for Boston. 80 IN. with Pullman Butfe, sl.-r.
irg Car running through to Boston without chance
va Ionghkeelsle Bridse. laldins passensers b.
tor Philadelphia. = o., 500. 1000. ~ oonooa.
80. 90. % ~ and 10 ~ pm.
IL 90 am. I % p Sl!,.h anq S os sa
lO:JO p m Limited exIrers. STOPPING q wininstou
Fog ATLANTIC CITY. o. and 10 .oOAm., l2Oonooa
sundays. % al m, 100 noon.
tur time % suburban trains time tables ~ lie had
tEKceIa sunday. Daily ssunday only
baekaTe saaied tor ana checked fOm hotels and
oftces. oi9a ana 1851 Ia ave-. ana at the DEPOT.
.. 4 oDEI1, CHAs. q. SOUL.
ie- Gen MANAGER. Gen. Pass AT
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TIE LIEBre COMPANY

Have for twenty ave years been putting M
the famous product which stirred medical
circles when frs: invented and given to the
world By the renowned chemist. Jussus Won
liebix Their
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Is known around the world ami has lately
hen carried into Darkest Africa" by Stan
ley. II is unapproaehshle for purity. favor
and beneficial Effects. rs BEEF TEA. de-
nciOus and retreshing. Indispensabs In
La proved and Economic Cookery
GENUINE with slsnasrr. Ct yUsrus Won IlgBI0-
sa.s5su.la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-17

The Illinois Republican Association.
The Illinois State Republican Association
held its annual meeting and election Of officers
at Wizards Saturday evening. Hon. Geo. C.
Ross, the retiring president, made speech re-
viewing the associations work and in con-
clusion asked to be relieved from further duty
n its chairman Hon. ID. A Ray of the census
bureau was by reclamation chosen presi-
dent of the association for the ensuing
yeaf. He said. in accepting the honor that
the social and charitable features OF the associa-
too would be made prominent in the few
months just ahead. and while Of course the
political objects Of the organization should
always predominant there wonld be no struggle
to engage its attention in that regard till ~.
The other officers were unanimously elected as
follows: First vice president, Theo. l.. Lamb;
second vice president. c. G. Mason: third vice
presidentL NJ Peyton; secretary, Oscar ].
Ricketts,; treasurer, ). ]. Leech; sergeant-at-
arms, Sidney Robson.
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CASH OR CREDIT.
READ THESE PR1cEa
solia Oak Antique finished Bed Room Suites, 3peces
"a en- cash. or els on credit.
'-riece Isrior Suites. solid walnut frames, urhol-
stored plush best haircloth 1or &s cash or $50 ON
credit.
Good wovEN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for q. 25
cash or s.. 80 on credit.
BRUSSELS CARPET. coo. cash or &c. on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. a5c. cash or 4oc. on credit.
N.sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost aud don't
,lGrre for the waste in matching hgurea
Cur terms the easiest of any house in the city,
sniya small Payment at tine of purchase and the bal
tIeein EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and Per cent discount allowed
on all accounts settled in thirty days.
eRoaAN's
ORE DIT Hous
sii-sn 7ae and ia 7th e. aw.
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( HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

schedule IN enef February -. 1891
Trains leave Union Depot. TN snd -sr-ets
1857 am. for Newport Neus Old Point Comfort "a
Norfolk daily. Arrive Old I0lnt AZ y so " I
and norfolk AZ oseo pm. Pullman Buffet pnrior
AR 70 old Point Colafurt daily except Sunday.
sssp An, slncannsu ENpre-s daily for stations d
Nirsinta. Vest Virginia. Kentucky aud CircinnsfL
Neetil ule sleepers throush without change 10 On
cinnati. arriving at M In
II 10 y m. d. r. v Ne-tihule Limited daily soliA
Trains. With dining through without
change 70 ClncinnAti. Nestibule Sleeper for zen
ington and Louisville. Pullman CArs are opsa -
receive psssensers az Bpm.
once. Oh fennsylyAnia avenue
feel cspar.l p.sien,.., ~,
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RAILROADS.

II IcHMoNp AND DANvfII.E RAIiRoAD %.
n scheduls IN ef~s MACH = iNsi.
Al srs,ns lease snd srrse At rcnnsyvAniA r~s>-ns1
,,ls.S sos sS..-D.9y ior cae.p.r, cs.rio.,..v,n. -
pom SeessF~@ke and Ohio Rsais. lynchbw1.
is cSs2is., pahs oass Sssns 49,, s.l-s .ss
iiornis Pullman s-sT-T New iors 20 ki.ns. md Pull
D.n,ille "a. oe.anabsa ami kasusts 70 Nsroa Psii.
psn sleer-rs washinrton 90 cincinnstiv va q ana *
,sSS r.ras as so.s Ssse sr,., s'1 ss,ss md We
noo,a and the south west.
III 10 m .-Da,ly> Washington ana soushw--r~.
comro.d entirely o. Pullman cars % wh,rh an ~xs-s
rate OF fare 10 charged Arriv~- Atlanta oHs IN So
80 pm'%naily srs.ss s ' sas nav ~, n.,.
etrasbug and intermediate staficns-
p, St. p I.Isiiy, rsn. g iynehhurxs c.rytaf
n no p.ms-we-sern Esrry-s daily Cor Nsn....a
filmsn vsesbuIs rrsis w. .Sgs, Sncns s
II 90 .. ", southern k.press a.lly fr Lynchsurr.
AuEusta. Aiken. Atlanta, Mon,.on1erS' New oris~sS
Texas and California Pullman Nestuie Car Washlns-
iSn 70 ~ s.r, nv va "a .s , ssa son'fS
w.shinston AuTu-ta VIA Chariott. and colalnesa-
,nsion 800 m daily. e ~ PM M daily and IS m
SD n, and 5'Ss D. m DAILY and sGe = m daily.
IhroaSa train. from the south VIA charlosse. D.
vile and LynchburT arrive IN n.-hinst,n 0ssS N,
and sns Al IL ~, and a. n n. o.
wake and Ohio route and ChsEiottesvtlle y "a
and Mo pm and lossS m strssburx local q fo.<'
an
Tickets, Sleeping reservations and informstioa
FURNISHED and hasarsee checked Al once, 1870 POM
sy,sn- az snd At p.ss-ns-r station. fsansyivanis
mha JAS. l. TAYLOR. Gen. p.... Axsal
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best seen here this season. 1t was Harry Will
Jams Own speciality Company from Pittsburg
and it maintained the high rank it claims among
the leading vaudeville shows now before the
public. Byrnes and Helene started the show
with an entirely new act. Mr.. Byrnes draws
pictures OF landscapes and prominent people
in crayon and Miss Helene sings and dances
acceptably. Matthew came next with some
difficult feats Of juggling; Palles and Cussick
the straight and the crooked of it, were very
funny; George E. Austin contributed five min
utes on the slack wire; the Garnello Bros. in a
scene from Chinese opium joint were capt.
tai; Larry and Lizzie Smith introduced their
new speciality. The Chrome Sisters;' Drum
mond and Stanley the musical blacksmiths
ending in Tightening transformation act from
q smithys shop to parlor. were good, and all
told gave the most novel performance seen
here this season; Dagmar, the Danish warbler,
was q small edition Of Hermann; the Acme
Four aud Brothers Byrne were also good
HARRIS, LIeHTs AND SHADows.-The patrons
Of this cozy little theater are catered to very
acceptably this week. play is presented,
strong in construction, possessed Of q GOOD
plot and interpreted by an intelligent company.
Mention should also be made of the scenery,
which b above the average, and gives true
idea OF the metropolis and the surrounding
country. The view Of Mother Meg den in the
post the water rushes through the food gates
and almost browns the hero and heroine, who
are saved just in the nick Of time, the audience
wildly applands. The play bears the dgnifi-
cant title Of Lights and Shadow" IN the
dual role Of Aabe Bland and Edith Rsouqhton
Miss Mamie Palmer distinguished herself last
night and received the appreciation Of the
large audience. The hero, Mark Nil6uvm. was
interpreted by Mr.. Frank harrington and
showed careful study. The remainder Of g
eompsny was acceptable. Again tonight
GLoBE--JAMEs OwEx OCoxxon.-The start
ling telegram received BY the management Of
the Globe Sunday, aud which was printed in
bold red letters on the hand bills, announced
that James Owen O'Connor would present his
ever popular readings Of 6hakespserean PLAYS
and slsctrify Ill Warrington the vesk Of March
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PRINTERS.

oz.>-1 sssS@4---D. 4.-4-s. "a. .sks = "A 4
40 A. 1kAAA- 1sEo D - = n
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

A c. STARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Is ST
IA. NV. Business course. 81 FER month, $40 ten
months; day and evening sessions; private and class
struction; students prepared tor civilseryice o1a
nations: new method of illustrating bookkeeping
by which students advances RAPIDLY. Shorthand and
lyIewritinx. three month"; x1Q Diplomas
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-23

Emperor William managed 10 get
away from England without getting
hunco.d out of his cash 10y the Prince
OF Wales. but II reports are true Lord
Salisbury secured cinch on the young
potentate IN relation Ia diplomatic sf.
tAsss.-Bay Gay Iribune.
Gov. winsns has just had his first
military experience. lie now knows
The difference between rifle and Z
hoe. Possibly after while ha may
learn the difference between an old
scldlsr and a Democratic treasury
looter Detroit Tribune.
Tho iool.killer has heen busy thi 4
season, having taken tho general man
sgement of the parachute business. ny
the way. the young lady who went "up
IN balloon" the other day and came
down IN cemetery. had due appre-
cation OF grave situation, and for.
tunsteiy lived 10 enjoy it.~- Maskegon
News
Another prize nghteF. James Meteor.
muck. Michigan man. toe, has been
allied IN fight II this lad happened
IN nor,otpoia fhs We shouldn't stand
aghasf at The brutality % lt. bat hsp.
pening in snl ghtened America we
saapiy raise our eyebrows aud les shs
abuse 60 on Ia modern ctyilisatlon
po~.rsess 10 cope with these evils
Mussegoa Ctvonwls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-23

Hon. Richard 8usnthes, United
state. Counsel General TO Mexico. says
that the total export trade Of our couo-
try 10 Mexico for tho last year amounted
to nearly O., ,e00, 600 worth OF products
In excess over tho combined export
trade OF all other nations 10 that coun-
Try. Ths 10 Astonishing. but chsersax
new. 10 the people Of the uuitsd states.
for the most. if not all OF 10. had here
.osore had an idea that the United
states stood third os fourth in compari-
son with other nations IN its export
trade 10 Meyco. And this. too. comes
when We have protective tArlif which
the Democratic party continually A.
ssrts stands IN the Way Of our success-
ful export trade. hut demonstration
Ia the Democratic party means nothing.
yet TO the thinking people OF tho United
states a means much. and they will
square their pcsit.eal action ln accord
spee with such demons,rations. A
patriotic person views with = just pride
tho advancement our country has
made under tho ln'pirstion OF proiec-
t.oss. and this pride is enhanced. when
he contemplaies what this country is
yet TO attain under protection. supple
mentoJ aud aided by reciprocity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-23

Now that the price Of tin plates has
not advanced IN fulhllment Of Demo.
cratic prophecies, the New York Herald
explains that Il 10 due to the fact that
tho present supply exceeds the demand. +.
Well. then. thanks to the hoggishness
of tho importers who have overroachcd
themselves. In their anxiety To bleed
their fellow-citikens with advanced
prices OF tin. they have overstoeked The
market, and will thus keep down the
prices while the American manufacture.
ers arc getting into the field. Truly
tho importer has unwittingly done his
oountry = service. But he didn't in,
tend to do so.