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To BE PRosECUTED.-Acting on information
that VIM. Mcdowell, native OF Scotland, came
to this country under contract with James Nc
Readie, proprietor of Fountain creamery,
Earlville, ILL.,. in violation of the alien contract
labor law. Assistant Secretary Nettleton has in
structed the superintendent of immigration at
New York to detain him as witness against
McReadie for violation of that law and to con-
fer with the United States attorney at New
York in regard to the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: James
Thomas and Ida Winston; W. E. Webb and
Mary Z. Ross; Edward Gambler Richard Car
ter and Oracle Woods; b Robinson and Mrs.
G. NJ. Douglas; John E. Hogan and Maggie
Russell of New York city; W. F. Potts and Clara
B. Mcpherson Of Lancaster, Pa; Joseph Krausi
and Blanche Hilleary; J. R. Moore and p. z.
Robinson, both Of Charlottesville, Va; George
O. Scott and Elizabeth C. Hess; e. W. Madison
and Jesnnstte J. Crsgwsll; Edward p. Lynch
and Johanna J. Dunn; John W. Hawkins and
Louia Farley.
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INVESTIGATING A BANK ExAMINER.-The ques-
tior as to whether Bank Examiner Drew of
Philadelphia used ordinary. prudence and dill
gence in the matter of the Keystone Nationa
Bank of Philadelphia is now being investigated
by officers of the Treasury Department. and
his longer continuance in office will depend on
the result of the investigation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Mr.. N. T. N. ROBINSON of New Orleans, who
is we'll known in Washington, has been ap-
pointed marshal of the new court Of appeals
for the fifth circuit. Mr.. Robinson was for
merly law clerk in the Department of Justice,
but for the past two years he has been practic-
ing his profession in this city. Mr. Robinson
did not know that he was being considered for
the position until he was notified of his ap-
pointment. He has gone to New Orleans to
qualify and will soon remove with his family
to that CITY,
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WILL SUE THEIR ACcUsERs.-With reference
to the charges of bribery in connection with the
famous- -Sturmi~ claim recently made against
certain Mexican officials by James Henderson
OF Indianapolis Senor Romero. the Mexican
minister. said yesterday that he had received
cablegram from President Diaz conveying the
information that the interested parties have
decided. as the most expeditions way of vindi-
eating their honor, to sue their accusers for
libel
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PERsoNAL.-A. N. Schuster of st. Joseph, Mo-.
J. H. Pierce Of indianapolis, Thos P. Shaw of
Lima, Ohio and H. G. Casey of Philadelphia are at
Willards.-C. N. Howard of Rochester.
Amos Price and T. s. Green of Boston are
at the Randal.--R F. Miller Of Cincinnati,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moodrz of England, Francis
q. Newiands Of Nevada and Marion Milcott
OF Philadelphia are at the Arlington.-Enoch
Ihurston OF Philadelphia, H. T.. Kensett, F. G.
johnson of New York and John Morrison of
Toronto are at the Shoreham.-Hon Geo. J.
Collins Of Brooklyn, Gen. Eppa Hunton Of
Virginia, T. W. Parker Of Chicago, E. II. Allen
OF Missouri, Geo. E. Wasey of Detroit and
Geo. Christ of Arizona are at the Ebbitt-
g. NJ Zepp and wife Of Westminster, Md, and
Mrs. 8. d. Ayers and Mrs. @. s. Caswen of
Parkersburg, w. Va. are at the Fredonia-
]. X. Maddix Of Warrenton, Va, w. F. Skill
man of Trenton, N. j., and ]. H. Waterman Of
Jacksonville, Fla, are at the Johnson.-J.
NJ. Mastin Of Cincinnati, ]. b. Lesing
Of Pittsburg and R. H. Campbell Of
Philadelphia are ut the St. James.-
Hon. Geo. W. Shoake Of Pennsylvania, A.
Augustus Theis Of New York, H. Holmes Of
Troy and II. H. Wilson Of Greenville, 8. c., are
at the etropolitan.-Charles E. Boutwell, and
J. H. Messler of New York, E. L. Thurston Of
Cleveland and ]. V. Morris Of Red Bank, Nj,
are at the Nati0naL-Mr. H.H. Gilfry, priuci-
pal clerk Of the Senate. returned on Saturday
from . two months vacation in California and
his home, Oregon.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-The second assist
ant postmaster general, Mr.. Bell. has directed
change to be made in the schedule so tha,
mails from this city will be delivered at Co
lonial Beach the same day
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HoovrR &aSxYprn
ON SHOES.

The grs~t advantage ve have over our com
petisors rs that our sock 10 THIS SEASONS
PRODUCTIONS. thus guaranteeing 10 every
purchaser THE LATEST THING IN FINE
CLASS FOOTWEAR. OLD sHOP-wORN
SHOES are COSTLY at ANY PRICE Shoes
that have besn IN stock for years soon DRY
oCT-corsequently soon WEAR OUT.
lOn need not vesr snythiux that il not styl-
ish and does not nt because you can purchases
az so-cslled bargain sAlss. bus for the ssme price
We can gave you Just the night thing IN size and
shape that viii give Dsrrsef sattsaetsSs. in rear
and guaiisn.
Aeompiste stock Of Shoes for everybody and
- 0vSry occasion
HOOVER SNYDER
xn7 fsansyiyAnas sysapa -y9a
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Bust OF Mr.. CHIrrEyDEN.-ActingS Secre-
tary Spaulding has authorized the free entry
OF marble bust with pedestaD of Hon. Simeon
B. Cbittenden, imported for presentation to the
Long Island Historical Society, provided it is
found to be a work of art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

LIEUT.. EDWARD DAVIS, third artillery. now
at Fort Monroe with the battery for target
practice, has been appointed post adjutant to
succeed Capt. Caziarc, who goes to Newport.
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L. b. Toxszs Sy & i So.

l3l6 .th n "
Bargains for the week commencing Monday June Is:
10 &c.
Fifty coxen Ladies Ribbed Vests 4 for 2oc
loo y ards La wn. fast eolors. 2tsc-
Pillow Case Cotton. exc
Curtain Scrn. 3Sc.
Feather-prOof ITCHING. worth 2oc. and 25c.. now
12sc- ' ~
About 1000 yards Of the lob 10, of whit. worth
15c.. 20c. and LIZ. only l21sc.
Borfrees Duplex Corsets in AL sizes.
MI Lns OF LADIES', Kisses and Childrens Corssts
Boys .Sle- SILK Windsor ties. l3c.
Gents 25c. silk Scarfs. 14e.
:s,c. He'd Table Linen, fast COLON. PIE
Cream HenriettA CasnInere. wool face. 80 inches
vide, Pc.
Table Oileloth. IN yards vide. l5c.
- dozen Cblldren SILK Gloves. in all colors. lOc
LADIES', Shirt Waists. lsandried cuffs and collars,
worth 95c.. row JOc.
Zyionite Collars. l5c. Cuffs, Soc jel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

SOLDIERS REwARD.-The President has
awarded a certificate Of merit to Madison
lngomar, sergeant of company D, ninth cav
airy, for gallantry in action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev
enue, S466, ,437; customs, SS91. .O56.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY NErrLEroN went Il
Baltimore today on immigration business.
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STILL Ar Ir.

STILL AT 1T.
We don't let anybody sell anything lower than we
We don't sell goods on iDstallm-I:%. time with
your notes We tried 1t sever. times and found the
old saying that time Is money true but un-
fortunately for the other kept money The
only Kind OF notes take Uncle Sans and
they are incliHs1 to be green and no bank rejects
them
1-Quart Mason's Jars. Qoc. dozen. 2-quart Mason,
Jars. sl. 10 DOZEN Wire Doors with springs. white
knob. screw hooks. &c. 81. Ice Cream Freezer 2
quart. 81 25, 3quart, 81 81; 4Quart 81. 3d. &c
Refriserators, -. 15 to e25; very nice one with
cooler. o. %. Preserving Kettles. porcelain lined r.
quart. 25c. 4-Quart. 35c. 6-Quart, 45c. squsrt
&c l0-quart, s5c. l2-quart. s5c. 4-quart 9Sc
Cane-sea Chairs. &c. good Rocking Chair. all
wood. high back. osc Lawn Bench for three Persons
81 80 Rnstic Benches e.. 80 TO s:-95 sixfoot e.
tension Table. - 80. LArye size Bent-bAck Dining
Chairs Csc Solid Oak Suite, SlS large suites
$s5. t27. 80 e4C. s4J &c Parior Suites. S27 so to
Ss5- For e.,S show you Handsome ku-r Suite full
$lsk Pillows. 81 pounds, no chicken feathers. Csc
each; full line OF inner grades All-hzr Msttress, 40
pounds, IS. 90 CGried Hair Mattress, fuil size
sl2 30 We claim to have the only place in " ash
nsmter. only terms are cheap for cash We don't
any credit trade We believe II u moral wrong TO
charge go Sideboard that cost Ss 30. 81 for
chairs costing Soc. We prefer to sell them for cash
We will you something ali along. Don't doubt
H. C. GRAsrY,
DOUBLE STORES,
JelS l61o and 1872 7th 1t. NV
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SECRETARY FOSTER is expected to reacl
Washington this afternoon.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Naval Cadet Arthur Balm
bridge HOff ordered to the Lancaster on the
1st of July next. Boatswain Frances A. Draw
ordered to the receiving ship Wabash 1st July.
Lieuts John y. Bowger and Henry Minett,
Ensign A. G. Dietfenbach and Assistant Sur
geon Jas. g. Field detached from the Omaha
and granted three months leave. Boatswain
Charles F. Price, detached from the Ports
mouth on the Sd Of July next al,u granted two
months leave. Boatswain VIM. L. Hill, de-
tached from the Jamestown and granted two
months leave. Acting Boatswain Henry Hud-
son, detached from the navy yard, Boston, on
the 1st of July and ordered to the training ship
jamestown. Acting Boatswain Michael Wogan.
detached from special duty at New York on the
1st of July next and ordered to the training
ship Portsmouth on the Sd Of July next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

CAnHAnr & Lr1DY.
s2S 9TH st. and 7O6 K st. NV
AGREAT DRIVE IN WHITE INDIA LINON.
1000 yards Of India Lnon at &C. per yard. Price
was l0c- This is the best bargain We nave ever
offered inthis popular summer dress goods.
Just received. lot Of the India Mousseline
Black grounds with polka dots aud figures and
Navy Blue grounds with polka dots and figures
Only 12Hc. per yard.
To close out the balance Of onr Stamped Linens
will offer . discount Of ~ per cent on the
marked price.
Another lot Of the Ladies' Roman Ribbed Fast
Black Hose. Our price Is still &c. pair.
Bargains in Msttinss and Oh clotha.
cARHART LEIDY.
3s20 o2s 7th st. and FOG z ct. NV
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HIS RESIGNATION DEMANDED.
The Request Made of DIR. Townshend by
the Commissioners.

HE WILL BE GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE UNTIL
JULY 81 AND ON AUGUST 1 DIR. ROBERT REy-
BURN WILL BE APPOINTED HEALTH OFFICER
OF THE DISTRICT.
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". b. HOEKE.
STH AND PENNA. AVE.
my19-2m Sole agent

OUTING SHIRTS TO ORDER.
We take pleasure in announcing that
our stock Of flannel. Silk. Madras and
Cheviot for Mems Nsgigee Shirts is COM
plete and embraces all the new and cor
rect styles. We make speciality of Fine
Custom Work. We use only the best
materials. employ none but skilled hands
and guarantee that for superior work
manship. style Of finish and scientific
perfection in cut and At our Shirts can
not be sxceiled. Santpiss Of materials
and prices cheerfuilv furnished on ap-
yiieation.
Leave your orders at Mems Depart
ment. first floor, first annex.
nh20 6m WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP.
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WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SUBSCRIBED STOCK. seO3. 900.
Eas the hes. plan devised Tor securing Home.
EIGHTH ISSUE OF STOCK
No BACK DUES REQUIRED
Any amount loaned. repaysble sI3 per month on each
$1,000 advanced Shares. 81 per month
lou can deposit any amount ..lc- I'D with the
rrivliexe OF Withdrawing 81 any time aud receive
OFFICERS:
Harrison Dinzman. Pres AlOnzo Tveedale, SEQ.
Geo v. .Lsac Z. " Pres andrew Wall, NJ S'r.
VI Iboni sor. Treas Genl l. smith, ATTY
TRUSTEES:
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A I. Britton. Pres't-
For pamphlets and Information apply at the Office
tel3 gl3 AND 9l5 ST. Nv.
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E~rHE sT1EFF PIANOS
Used at the several school commence
ments during the past week will be Of
fsred BY US at
REDUCED PRICES.
These pianos were selected for this
purpose because of their excellence in
general
PFEITFER 4 CONLIFF.
js20-1w 516 l1th ST. NV
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k~SARE
YOU
UNIFORMED,

1t is q breach OF etiquette
to attend a reception in
street attire. Just as inn
proper to play tennis in
store clothes.
If you riu play tennis do
with good taste.
special suit is imperative
we have them to fit you.
We bought q manufac-
turer's stock of English
Blazers at . sacrifice.
In quality there is none
superior. Style suitable for
tennis or housewear.
Price, S3. so.
The regulation Bicycle
Coats, Is.
JOSEPH BACH.
CORRECT OUTING WARES,
poSs Sas town Ps STORE uSsoxS 9os s.11s h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u,OLD POINa COMFORT Hotter. COM
4PANY.
Notice ia hereby given that special general meeting
of the stockholders of the Old Point Comfort Hotel
Company for the transaction Of general business
Guiding the flling Of the vacancy the board of
rectors and any increase IN the board that be
deemed will be held at the office of the
pany in the Kellogg building, i4l6 st in this city,
THURSDAY, the 2Jth OF June. at O'Clock d. m.
By order of the board OF directors
je4. IL 1SS.5-4t GEO Z. GORHAM. Secretary
aCAUTION- WISHING ALL OF OUR Ma
Ds ehiDrs to give the highest degree of satisfac-
tiOn. ere particu ary caution those having Old
maks against allowing them to he adjusted else
where than ct the COMPANY OFFICE, where none
but genuine parts used. and only the
able charges. tf sny. made. Orders by postal will
receive i'm sIlLate attention.
WHEELER Il WILSON MFG. CO.,
my-,6-2 th.s.r 4:S1 9th St NV
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R~AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
~ Wholesale AND RETAIL dealers in
ICE. COAL. WOOD AND LATHs
Main Office. 10th and n. Telephone. 4S6.
LARGE ICE VAULT here to supply lNDEPENDENT
DRIVERS AND CONSUMERS.
~. 900 TONS PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE for sale
from DEPOIS and RED WAGONS. Cheap
freishts and low prices DISCOUNT ON ICE TICKETS
al ONCE an EXTRA nducenent. Best grades of COAL
fOk FAMILY USE speciality. Send in orders early.
L. NJ. WILLIS,
fe14-6m Vice President and Manager
1yISIT RElSINGER'S
ICE CREAM GARDEN.
III Sd st. ny opposite census offce.
my26-lm 1t 10 the coolest place in town.
K~H. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR
I'LL Pa
ap14 All Spring Novelties received.
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THE EVENING STAR.
FINANCIAL.

500 SEVENTH STREET,
GUARANTEE FUND. .s1Oo.Ooo
CHANGE OF BANK HOURS.
On and after Nonday next the bank will be open
from $50 to esch week day and Saturdays from to
sp.m- The change is made to accommodate depart
nent clerks and others after business hours
The bank has sdopted modern savings bank methods
and intends to encourage every man. woman and
child In Washington TO money.
Call ct the deposit agencies and invest from cents
up in savings stamps.
Call at the bank and deposit in money from 81 MP
Mt 4 per cent interest.
Call the and subscribe for inssallment bonds.
the safest remunerative investment you can make
go to each week day after Monday next and o to
8 Saturday evenings. je25-lm
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LEWIS JOHNSON & Co.
BANKERS.
Sun buildins. 1915 Fa.,
Torasrly Pa ave, and 10th st.
DEPOSIT. DISCOUNT AND EXCHANGE.
CABLE TRANSFERS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
n3o-lm INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
I'VE NATIONAL SAFE DEP9sIT COMPANY
ChArssrsa By special Of Congress January2 1867.
1kSsf f1ttss coaFaSY
Under set Of Congress Of october /, 1890.
s , pss 70 70 ann u has received
5orsanzation under the act of Congress of October l.
As hers.ofcre. and for tw.nsy four past. this
soGpsny vii reeeiye securities. and other
VIII rent :.fes or boxes IN its new hre and burxiar-
L9dsI .nd Iy virtue Of the act Of of octo-
W - thar it has fully complied with the Law all
fespects this Will in addition to the business
traitor receiver assignee and committee guardian
dssription committed to it by any BY inaii-
yhiuAs-
Al funds snd trust investments are kep. .eps
rate and apar1 from the of the company be-
AIDES which protec,ion the company has capital OF
Deposit, VIII be received iro1 len cent, upward and
interest viii te allowed on such deposits.
sfSJaap tsr .na Ispf "s,s9q sharfc f..
!hMEs goaNsroS sssond Ss s,er Flss.asu
ALERT l. sfGEiitHSf. i. secretary.
William z. Clark. K Ros. Perry.
Lewis Clsphans. George II. Plant
Matthew u. kuery. L. Francis Ryrs
Charles G. Glover. ZsnasC. kobbIns
thomas Byd.. john r. Kodxers
thsrles A James. BENJAMIN 4. Snyder,
James Johnston. Albsrt l. sturteyani.
John u f~rks- Henry A Willard.
EwIs u. TEwKsBURY w. b. HIBBs
- Banner. so Broadway NY Manager
Member Washington Stock k1cn~nsA
LEWIS g. TEwKsBURY CO..
BANKERs AND BROKERs.
1879 ST.. WASHINGTON. D. c.
Buy and ser for cash or On margin Stocks Bonds.
DEScs private wires TO New York and Chicago
Interest allo wed on deposits-
Out town business q Speciality.
AL Local securities dealt in
Constant Quotations all marietta Telephone 54a
.SO. v. coAsoS. JN9 W: MACAkINLY.
Member NY. stock kx
CoRsoy MCCARTNEY.
GL0vER BUILDING. 1419 ST. NV,
esnkeo And DeAlsrs IN Government Bonta
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections. =
Railroad STOCKS and Bonds anu all securities listed
fhs exchanges of New York. Philadelphia. Boston aud
Speciality made Of investment securities District
Sonds and al local kAirOsd. oss. Insurance and Iss
American HslI IsIrpbons stoet hnpvb, and .,l IN
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e,wE HAVE ENDEAvORED
Through this card to make you acquainted
with the celebrated WISCONSIN PEERLESS
REFRIGERATOR-and from the quantity sold
We have succeeded beyond our expectations.
The season is now well advanced and to c.ose
out those left OH hand We make you the liberal
discount Of 20 per cent.
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DR. j. W. HAYWARD, SPECIALIST IN
- nervous diseases snd professor of electro
therapeuties has removed IRON his office. S15 18th
st.. to 6lS 1sth ST. n. W. Hours 10 to 3. 5ef-lnls
RSLAWN TENNIS SHOES STRIPED.
- Checked, Brown, Tan. White and Black.
Largest stock and best assortment. Prices Soc. 1lc
81 and $E2o Special prices clubs ordering large
quantities at time. GOODYEAR RUBBER co. 100
9Th st. NV. MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager
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0~AT THE REQUEST OF ONE THOUgAND
~ and one Of our customsrs We have provided
space for lunch room the sixth floor Of our Ion
street. building and have opened shs ssms We -
now prepared to serve them in hfvs-class manner
mh1o-6m WOODWARD LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

WHEN ARE YOU GOING To START?
- Start right by getting Accident Policy
in the New York Accde mt Insurance Co. of New York
Prompt relief in of disability by accidental in
Jury is easily secured by insurins in the NEW
YORK" The time to insure 10 before the accident
happens. THOMAS THOMAS, 637 ST..
apE52m Resident M'R'rs
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Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
selegrsphs that all Of the bridges on his line
are gone from sheldon 90 Lemars.
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R@THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CON-
WNa Quoted At the corner Of 9Th and e SITS. n W.
under the name Of ''
DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY
Has not been removed but will be continued at the old
stand under the OF -~
TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY
By the undersigned who held twc-third interest for
several years in tine Dexter Steam Laundry and who
ing one-third interest, held by Henry NJ Dsx
ter Our old patrons and the public generally invited
all the latest improvements added. ~
JAMES ?. ToLMAN
apS-3m EDW. NJ TOLMAN
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-01-15
BLAINE's BATTLE CRY.
WHY HE URGED UNUSUAL
EFFORT.

| IL lis the Democratic Desire to Make II
Appear that the Tariff Is Curse
when IL Really lis Blessing CONNER.
ciaI Disaster.
| Mr.. Blaine has the boldness OF vet
eran, which is different and more val
liable, though not nobler, quality thar
the ardent courage of young recruit
The veteran discerns the odds against
him and goes to battle conscious Of the
possibility of failure, but has determined
to achieve success as though the odds
were for him. Mr.. Blaine's knowledge
of political war informs him, and he SC
informed his hearers i'm Philadelphia,
that the second congress in the admins
trattOn of every president, from the
time of John Quincy Adams to that OF
Abraham Lincoln, with one exception,
was in opposition to the policy of the
administration.
The republican party has become
aware-indeed, many conservative demo-
Gratis have become aware of the ex-
ceptionally great danger which attends
democratic majority in the next con-
gress. The tariff is fixed fact. No
democratic majority in the next house
can repeal the new law. But demo-
IA "oiS AiAuJOAiVJ may bO dOlC W pIOSOuI
the country from enjoying that large
measure OF prosperity which the new
purposes to bring, and the beginning of
which it already has brought.
The democratic desire and intent to
create commercial disaster is plain. For
weeks and months it's press and speakers
have done all that in them lay to create
depression of trade. The columns of to-
douso unctorHa VS. nd 10 osxlc
ocratic newspapers have been, are and
of hard times. And this in face of the
testimony of all merchants that trade is
unusually brisk, the experience of all
purchasers that prices are unusually
low, and the testimony of the highest
commercial authority that money is so
unusually plentiful that the volume of
payments made during the month of Oc-
tober, the first month of. the new tariff
law, has been greater than ever was
known in any month of the existence of
the United States.
Mr.. Blaine reminds his hearers that
democratic ascendency in one house of
the national Legislature may change all
this. 1t can not repeal the new tariff,
but it may destroy confidence in it's per-
manency. 1t may check that flow of
capital toward American manufacturers
which already has set in with such force
as to make last months trade the great
est ever known in the United States. 1t
may check that increased manufacture
of American goods which is sure to re-
suit in decreased prices for the products
of American factories. 1t may curtail
that demand for American labor, which
now is brisk, and daily is growing ibriisfker