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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27

Ia the absence of both the Nice-Presdent
frd the President pro tenn Mr. ManlersOn)
hr Harris. of Tennessee occupied She chair
Mr. Morrill,. from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, reported favoiably bills
lprOpra;ing SjOO,O00 for an additional fire.
proof building for the National Museum.
900 for the removal of the army and naval
monument at the foot of j Pennsylvania avenue
eil the Capitol. and for the erection in lieu
thereof bronze statue Of Christopher COlum-
bus also bill making an indefinite appro-
lratiOn for the purchase OF o site for tho
erection Of a building for tho Supreme Court
%. the United States.
1.r Frye made an explanation stating that
tho bin reported by him TO carry out the
recommendations of the international
Maritime Conference had been sent to all the
boards of trade and every large owner and
builder of sAins IN the country for criticism.
When their replies had all been received they
would ho offered 20 the board Of exports.
who had drafted the bill which he had re-
ported.
After passing bill giving decretion 10 the
engineers as t. the dumping of material IN
the pending harbOr improvement in Philadel-
iAIa the Senate resumed the consideration OF
i-o Idaho case, Mr. Vance having the ioor.
conference was ordered on the disagreelng
te of tho two Houses on the Census De
ency bill
.lIs UAtb Nlft'ilN cnafaeQ tlaL MT.
Dubois election had been brought about by
tm.le or less lrrupt com bination which was
sel1ally reduced to writing and signed by
member OF the Legislature.
Mr. cLAGGEIT IN HIS OWN BEHALF.
Al the close Of Mr.. Vances remarks Mr..
Stewart introduced Mr. Claggett. the con-
lesiaut, who under the special resolution OF
tAe senate was recognized for a two hours
speech Ia his own behalf. He took his stand
'A me place usually occupied by Mr.. Hoar.
endaddressedtheS Senate with marked selfpos
se' sion. grace. huency and freedom Of diction.
,eAators on both sides listened with close at
.o"Doh lie said at the outset that the sit
t"~ member did not present himself with
.'-n hands. lie came here by reason of n
,'..s'ction which had torn public sentiment
sIal state INTO tatters aud divided the mem
ao,siiip Of all political parties. lie analyzed and
C'.'o.seu The report OF the majority Of the
=, '.-ul'''ee on Elections with great severity,
VIC same time saying that his structures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-27
Tho President at Syaverly.

NORFOLK Va. Feb. ga special from
Waverly Va, says: President Harrison and
party passed here at l:40 o'clock this evening
en- route 10 Virginia Beach. A crowd Of
about 200 citizens were at the depot 10 get a
ueeu at tie party A cannon salute was fired
INST as the train passed tho depot. Tho
cannon burst in several pieces whom fired
and piece Of it struck Mr. A. II. Maiheld.
who had it in charge. but he was not seriously
injured. and no other damage was done.
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Virginia postmasters appointed to-day are:
H. ~. Hamsburg, CAequOn. Frederick county,
vs.. A. Perry. Snowflake. Sc 70 county.
The u0stoi.ce at Pet Brunswick county,
1e has been discontinued
To-day Mr. Wise presented the Joint resOu-
tllus of the Virginia Legislature asking for
lreakwater inside Of Cape Henry and for pay
ment 90 Virginia of money advanced 10 carry
on the war of 1872 and o. erect public build
iugs when the national capital was established
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Die meuniOn Der ~otomae armee.

Das Sinanas Gomits bate am Srei'
tag Nadmittase unter benz 8oriibe be8
Wtapors cine Sibuns unb Elm 0ersIeid
Der SubicriptionsIiiten ereab, bab nabes
su $4,000 geseidnet iparen; bod tparen
niht bon allen @pmitesliebern 8eri4te
einsesan8en.
Auartiermeiifer Mare,lS bonn 8. Sol.
&esiment (2u3erne Gountp) bate am
Sreitae cine 8eratbuns nit benz bieiis
gen @omite fpescn 8ef0rberuns unb
@mpfans bes @eeimentes. DafeIbe
tpirb nit adt Companion in elmer @es
fammttdrfe bon 800 Wann an Der
Parabe tbeilnebmen.
= SIR Deforationen iinb 81 500
ausseiebt tporeen unb fiir 8utiden
$1,000.
= Die bebeutenbten GnsrosbdnbIsr
baben idriftli6 erflart, am Saupttase
Der iseier, DOnneritas, l6. Suni, ibre
@eiddfte idIieben su ipoaen. glm
Ibenb bisieS Cages ipirb in Der Mrmorp
elm 8anfett segeben fir 300 Yerionen.
= Die iedae 8atterie Der britten
Brigade Neip gorter OiiIis bon 8inss
hampton ipirb an Der parabe tbeilnebs
men.
= Man bate Sas Yroieft anserest,
bas @eridtssebauoe pradtSoq au befos
riren uno iddbte bic Soften auf $500.
Die Gountps GommiHare fdeinsn ni6t
seneiet, cine NuSsabe sa MAIDEN, au
psIder iie seiebIi9 tein @edt baben,
unb man ipiu nun periudeu, ben 8e'
tras burd freiipilise 8eitrdse Der
@ountp' 8eamten aufsubrinsem.
= Mpiutant Sol. Sames @ef, bon
@oub. Yattiion'a Stab, ipar am 5reis
tag in scranton, um @orfebrunsen fir
bic 8stbeiIisuns bon @oub. Batti ion
unb Stab an Der Geunion Der potomat
Nrmee su treffen. Ser @ouperneur bal
feline Mbiidt ausseiproden, am Is. unt
l6. Suni in Seranton fein su tpoqeu.
= Cine Oienee 0iilitdrs bon Stang
aus allen Ibeilen Der Ser. Staaten iper'
ben an Der 9teunion tbeiInebmen.
= @Ie an Der Narabe tbeiInebmen'
ben @eisaidaften baben bic ibnen aus
setbeilte Mufitsauns am Morssn bea
l6. Sum- punft 10 llbr su nebmen.
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Stabtratb.
SeIeet Council. 7. csr

select 9ounctl, z. Sunt.
Cine glnsabI @runbbeiiser iparen
eridienen unb proteitirten gegen bic
proieftirte 8abnIinie Der giien & StabI
So, neil bieisIbe einen TbeiI Der
StraBe beriperre unb ibr Gisentbum
f6abise. Na6bem Mattes su @uniten
Der 8abn seiproden batte, ipurbe bic
sanSe Nneelesenbeit an bas giienbabn.
Gomite sur ipeiteren lnteriu4uns Der.
tpiefen.
Ser bonn Wapor an STEELE bes reIis.
nirten $. 81. Sbaipe gum goIisiiten
ernannte 9tmaia @. PaImer ipurbe Bee
fidti9t.
Die 8erorbnuns ipesen Der Dampf.
beisunss @eieaidaft fam sur Spra9e
uno paiiirte erite 2eiuns. Damn erbob
Mc@ann @inipenbunsen unb perIangte
alS gtntbeiI Der Stabt fir baS pribiIss
eium atpei Drosent bonn 8einsetpinne.
9tode ipiinidte Imenbiruns Der Ser,
orbnuns, 10 baB i'm Sale beS 3eriprins
gems bon &bbren bic @efdabisten
SWapeherlaP erlaH1en tpnnen. Wets
tere 8erbanbIunsen ipurben aur na6fen
Sibung perfboben.
Die 8erorbnuns ipesen elmer 85bren,
leituns in Der 19. Warb pa5iirte trot
bss ProtefeS bon McGann sipeite 2e'
funs.
gine Mense neuer 8orIasen ipurbsn
eingerei4t unb meiitens an bic sultan,
bi8en GomiteS bertuieien.
gs paifirten in britter 2eiuns fol-
senbe 8erorbnunsen: Den Ia. Ssiper.
Oiitrift in Der l3. @arb creirenb fii,
cine Bride iiber ben 2adaipanna Slut
an Garbon,Stra gntfernuns &c.
ipiher eleftriider 2idter auf ber Weh.
ieite; % tpeitere eleftriide 2idter be.
tpiaiseno; Greiruns bon Seiperoitrif
go. 8 in ben Z. unb 13. Warbs; fiir
glibeIiruns bon Marion'S StraBs, stpi'
iden Waibinstons unb Sanbsrfon.
9lpenues; 8eipillisuns bon sipei pfer'
ben fir bas Seuerbepartement.
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Sesnsn bsS @ntltBsns, bic an Sobnstcpn sr-
inusrn.-Sil &tty unb IituspiQs, pa.,
pSais Ssrwii fet. 5urdtbare 9totb.-
Aufruf UNI SiiIfs ans eanse
Vaub,

Dill Gitp, Ba., 5. SUM. gie subor
bat bic eanse 8etroleumresion einen
fdlimmeren llnsIiidstas erlebt. aIs ben
beutisen. Sn SOISe bon Dammbriiden
bel Spartansburs unb 9ieipton trat ber
SiI Greef, Elm fir seipDbnIib fleiner,
aber burd itarfe &eseneIiie aneeidpoIs
Iensr SIub, iiber bic lfer unb iebte
bic sanae llmseseno unter @afer.
8slonbers berbeerenb tpirfte bic pIbb.
Iide lleberidmemmuns bier unb i'm
naben TituSpiae. hoo baS nnbeil nod
baSur9 inS llnsemeRene bermebrt
ipurbe, baB Seuer auSbrad unb ii6 NIT
raienber Sdneaisfeit Dorbreitete. Sc
ipurben binnen fiir3eter Sriit sanse
8Ipds entipeber bon ben SIutben in
3riimmer seriien, obsr bon ben Slams
men in Mide selest, unb leiber 1T Der
Serluf an Msni9enleben Elm iebr sros
ber, tpGbrenb baS Glenb unter ben nes
bsrIebenben aler 8eidreibuns ipottet.
SIN Dill Gitp bate iid beute 8ormits
tags sipiiden IL unb IL nbr in Der
Gentre Str. cine bihte 8olfSmense boa
Iufresuns sur Bride iiber bic Dill greef
einsefunben, nm bic idmutisen Wosen
su bepbadten, ipelde ii1 baS SIuBbett
binab ipdlaten. I'm unsefdbr IL: 80
llbr madte iid auf Der DaHerobsrHa1e
cine sriinIide Subitan3 bemerfbar, bic
iid f6nea berbreitete uno baIb bic san3e
Oberfdbe iiberaoeen bate. Gin farfer
Gerud nah @aS unb 9etroleum lieb
feinen 3peifel bariiber au, baB eS uns
sereinisteS Stein5I aus ben 8ebdltern
Der sroBen 8affinerien mar, bic f1
iiberaa erbeben, unb man fonnte in bers
idiebenen @ruppen ipabrnebmen, ipie
bic SeuerSsefabr bsiproden ipurbe.
Ylbblib lab man etipa 200 YarbS obers
baIb Der Bride cine seipaItise Seuers
sarbe gen SimmeI idiebsn; ,,rettet
gud !" erfdoa eS aus Sunberten bon
8ebIen unb bic Menidenmenee su BEL.
ben nfern bes SIuKeS. Der iih cine
fur6tbare 9anif bemadtiste, ipanbte
iid in iinnIoier Sait aur SIu9t. SIN
bemfelben Iusenblid ert5nte Elm fur6ts
barer 8nau, bic eiierne Bride fog in
bic 2lfte, ber san3e SIuB unb Elm
Streifen bon mebreren bunbert SUB
8reite su beiOen 1lfern iparen Elm einsis
ses, iposenbes SIammenmeer, iiber bem
cine i4tparse 8audmolfe idpebte, unb
Elm einsiser Sdrei Der Ansit, Der 8ers
stpeifluns sellte gum SimmeI empor.
SIN tpilber giIe tiirmte 9lles babon,
Srauea unb 8inber tpurben ridfi9tsIos
unter bic SiiBe eetreten unb bierbei al.
Iein erlitten ettpa 90 Yerionen i6tpere
8erlebun8en.
1lnsefabr cine balbe WieiIe n5rbIib
bon bier, auf bem @eleiie Der @efern
Neip gorf & 8enniplpania 8abn, bes
fanS iid Elm Ianfpasson, ber nit Ga.
iolin sefuQt ipar. @inise iunse 2eute,
ipeI6e in ber Rabe fanSen unb ben &c.
fGbrli1en SnbaIt fannten, bemerften
cine MrbsitSIofomptibe, bic bsranfubr,
unb eilten auf ben @ipfeI be8 SdeeIS,
an benz baS 8abnbstt boriiber fiibrt.
Dort tpurbe ibnen Elm ibauris idbneS
SdauipieI au 9beil. SIN bem Musens
bid, ais bic 2ofomotibe ben Masen ers
reidt bate, ities eins SIammeniduIe
gen Simmsl berpor, binnen ipenisen
Sefunben biIbete Der sanse obere Stabts
tbeiI, Der bon ben bIbaItiBen Slutben
unter gDafer ssfebt mar, cine Wiahe
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: gluf BEN NIIentotpn ssairarunbe

= gluf bem Maentoipn Sairsrunbe
fanb am Montas Nadmittas cine 8or.
itelIuns unb ipdbreno berieIben aud Elm
Sdeineefedt itatt. Wdbrenb Serr
@barIeS gB. @enbeI Dor elmer 8anone
nit benz 2aben beidaftist mar. sins
Der Sdub porseitis los unb WenbeI
ipurbe ettpa 90 SUB tpeit sei6Ieubert.
Das @eiidt beS BerunsIddten ipar
i6redlid entiteat unb bic Ginseipeibe
aus bem 86rper sebrunsen; Der Sob
erIDfe ibn mad einisen Minuten bon
ieinen Sdmersen. @enbeI ipurbe 1850
in Yommern seboren, ma6te ben beutfbs
fran35liihen 8ries nit unS fam bann
mad Imerita. gr tpar Gountps2anbs
mefer. Nrbiteft unb Snsenieur, uno
Yralirent beS ,,Turners2ieberfrans".
Seine ibm erit felt Elm paar Sabren ans
eetraute Srau 1T Der 8erstueifIuns nabe.
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@apne Gpnntp.

- Yatrid giearp madte am Samitae
Mprsen in SoneSbaIe einen oeiperaten
Wioroperiud auf baS Stabtratbsmits
slieb Lbomas Sinnertp. inbem er aus
furser Diitan3 3tpei Sddiie auf ibn ab.
feuerte, bon beneH iebob feiner traf.
Ser Ittentdter ipurbe einseitedt.
- Ser in ber DampfiasemdbIe bon
GollinsipoOb & So. su WiIionDille, nabe
SaipIep, ansetelIte l6 Sabre aIte Ins
tbonp Deder tpurbe bersansene Wode
bon benz DrabtieiIe erfaBt, paS bic
Stamme in bic MdbIe siebt, auf bic
@aIse ober TrommeI se3osen unb f5rms
li6 serqueti6t. Ser 8erunsIldte ipar
bon 8loOmins @rope Iopnibip, pife
Gountp.
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Bon MinneapoliS

iinS Bis gu Der 3eit, mo mir sur preiie
seben, nod feline gladridten bon Bee
oeutuns eineesansen unb bic 8alIotase
fir GanSiSaten bate nod nidt beeon.
nen. Stpif6en ben Nnbdnsern bon
Sarriion unb Blaine siebt iid sroBe
8it.erfeit funo unb feline Sei'e mil
na6seben, bod fdeint Blaine bic befen
4uSii6ten su baben. 9llS m6slider
GompronaBs Ganbioat fpirb Mc8inIep
bon Obio Benannt, befen Gbaneen bon
allen .,ounfIen pferben" bic beiien sa
iein i9einen.
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3u nerfanfen

Gin @pbnbaus NIT neun 3immsrn. gfc.
53S Gin Strabe, @de Der Mfity, III Der 49,.
Warb, nebf boiler Got. 2llle @erbellsrungen,
nit 9adufen, Sommsrfii&e 8runnsn nnb
@iRerne. 8iele &ebsnftBfe better 0ualitat.
3u frfrasen bel Sid. SplIons, SIT eafa-
panna NSenue, pter am plabe.
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Stabtlisemfem mmb fanfmGm=
niicbe StaatSffemerm,
1892.

YIN Vile. bic eS angebt.
Die Abl6aBune rer ifGbtif&en ei,sns- unb
faufmGnnil&sn Staats.Stsuer 10 jsBt 3ur
GplIeftipn In meinen SGntsn. 3au1fute unb
ale anbersn ptrionsn, pslde tn Der Stabt
@ei6dfts betrtibsn unb ;ur epluue sinn eiJfns
perpfiGtef iinb, miiiisn bisltIbe an cbsr Dor
benz tO. Suni 1892 btrausnebmtn. Nat
liabtiItsn unb faufmannildsn Staatsiisuun,
biz. naG stnanntsm Datum unbf,ablt prblti-
ben, merben BEN suif6nbissn 8samttn ,ur
&caeftipn laut @,fItB Iibsrssben.
". O. 8rppfs, StahfGaBmy
2f,3 40l gadapanna Aptnuf.
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&6iiler perlan0t.

Nod eiui9e Sdiiler weroen perlan9t fur
BioIin.llnterribt bon enem ellropdiihen Heb.
rer. 80 Gents Die 9sftion. @adSufraSen
1888 SranfIin abe. Ola
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3u Dermietben !:

etore 225 @enn apenue. frdber 9ubfds
8aderei. " obnun8 obsnauf. Gute 8ele.
genbeit fir einen tildtgen 8dder. Nadju'
fraaen bel 6. 9orenS AIS 9adapanna
Mpenue.
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6Gufer III perfamfem.

3wei Sauler unp cine Got Wo. 1044 Nprt
Srpins slpenus, einseridtet unp bsppbnt BON
pier 6amilien; ifabtil6es Wahsr unb ale Ser,
bsiIrunssn. gdberrs bel Senry Warneds,
t0i7 %. Srpina Mpenue. is
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Gin Strom BON Temer.

llsber 200 Wtnl6en tbeiIs in ben Glutben,
tbeils In ben GIammeu umsefemmsn.-
Die sanse petroleum &tston BON
furGtbartm llubsil bsimseu&t.
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gmsem Sdimpff,
ASraftiicber ttbrmaebsr,
317 Qnrfnmnnnn QIheulle

Sat ttets sinen bibfden 8orratb bon @ano.
uuS Saidenubren llbrentetten. 8uiennaoeIn,
8insen, 9eidmeibe perfdieoener Grt II. I. No.,
uno beoient Sunoen reel unb piinftIid.
8ieparaturen on 8anb. uno 2aidsnubren,
@eidmeibe ieber Art uno ale In mein tad
einidla9enbsn 8erridtinsen.
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GOnt. u. 8artI,
Mrbiteft nnb 2ambmeffer,
SO. 4O4 2adaipanna Mbenue,
0Ycmina Saus seseniiber.

plSne unt 8pfsniibsritlase fir Neabauten,
qanbyermsHunssn unp 8slfieBuns bon @rsns-
liuien uub alls In has Snsenieur. unb Bau'
fad einltIasentsn glrbsiten perben prompt
unb aetpilIenbaft ausgefabrt. G,runbitiide In
8auISts par,slIirt unt eanefartsn angefsriist.
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Oemticber 8au=Nerein.

0ie iabrlide 8erfammIuns Der attiondre
bss ,,Seutlden 8au.8ereins" sur @abI bon
8eamten fur oas Iaufenoe Sabr uno orei Di.
rettoren fir orei Sabre miro abgebaiten in
9obmann's Sotel. 2f9 9adamanna apenue,
am Samita9 Den IL. SUM, abenos llbr.
q. 9. 50 o b NJ q n, Sefr.
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Deutib DE 8rieftiae.
SObn Berry @obie 0snlsnleibtsr,
8. @. sfillian, 9lla 9eetr,
8. .. Miaer, ". S6afsr,
8rsb. Sidltr (2), Solspb Benis,
Grau qpuila 9Bsrnsr, 8rispr,h ROlf.
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SdftS ttnb Qpf

,u Ssrfaufen, sslesen No. 1910 Stsne Gssnue.
3u erfraseu bel Sienfe s. MeStes, no. 424
Spruee StraBe. f6ba
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Wuiif wirb ssIlsfsrt BON br belisbrn ,,G,n,
mania 8anb".
Grfrii6unssn issr art bslcrst auf bas Ysiis
Serr Sopu &plen.
abfabrt Morssns llbr IS Minuten pom
@rihst Strabs Depot br D. & 8. 9abn,
nate bem @asbauie.
5tdets fir Gripablsne, rs Genie.
Sir Stinbr bon Ga Sabren, 40 Gents.
3idets linb su taben bel ben Strrsn: Ssnry
s. .3iesler, Spbn &oien. iopis bel bem Gomits.
lin ;ablrsiten 3uipru& bittet
Das gpmite.
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Nttt6tpn.

= Die Sdulen bes Borough 8cit
Pittston iinb seidIoHen.
: Srau Sranf 8ranSenburser, ir..
farb am Samltas mad furser &ranf.
belt.
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3Weite idbrli6e Ggenriion

8reili9ratb 9ose @. 2s9, O,S.S.,
absfbaltrn am
Mantag, ben 20. Suni 1892,
Sfadb TarDieip.
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Dour JfiendsUho favor us ,oith rndnuscviptsJor
publication Wish to have rejected articles returned
Ltsp must In oil cases send stamp for that purpose
Not for q Cent.

Some benevolent person or association Is
distributing circular in behalf OF one-cent
letter postage. According to the circular,
1OA members Of tho House OF Representa-
tives have agreed to vote for the one-cent
postage bill introduced by the Hon. PHILIP
SIDNEY Posi- =. tbs Tenth Illinois district.
Mr.. Posi- has q name genially concident
with the general subject OF the bill. but he
and his 104 congressman. II that Is not n
PErRoFF census. will not be heard from
next winter in tho prosecution Of one-cent
postage. There Is no possibility Of further
reductions OF postage in the conditions Of
revenue which the Republican party will
leave to tho Democrats next spring.
What the Post Office Department under
the next Administration ought to do In tho
way Of change and reform is. first of all. to
improve the service right hero in this
town. and in all the great cities which
give so much to the postal revenue and
get 30 little and such inadequate re-
turn. Better postal facilities for all this
great metropolitan district are necessity.
and we presume that some others Of tho
larger cities will say tho same for them
selves. This is what is wanted, and not
one-cent letter postage.
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he is equally unable to learn where the law
or regulation may be found that he Is sup
posed to have violated. and after months
Of effort he may fail to learn anything
more to the point than a statement that
his communication has been received ana
placed on file and will be considered.
From the Widespread interest which this
interesting case has awakened 1t has be-
come known that at one time or another al
most every publisher in America has FELT
the iron hand OF tho Post ONCE Depart
ment muddler. When the publisher has had
influence the trouble has been adjusted ana
passed over: when no has been poor or
lacking In energy his periodical has been
killed.
This now celebrated case. the case or
Printers Ink. Is the only one concerning
which all the facts have been brought
plainly before the press and the people.
Tho result is likely to be OF great puolic
benefit. and lead to such n revision OF the
law as will make like abuses Impossible
hereafter.
Although most OF the Post ONCE inter-
ference with the rights and privileges OF
publishers is well intended and much OF lt
Is needed. vet the law that makes 1t posi-
BILE for INSCRIPTIONS or rcvengeful ol1clals
to favor their friends and punish or black
mail those who happen to criticise or offend
them should huve early attention from
the Congress OF the United States.
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The Real Boss Party.

Never has the humor OF Mugwumpery
been more majestically solemn than in a
speech made yesterday to the next Legisla-
ture Of New York by the Ne,c York Times:
"The Democratic party has drawn TO its support .
large body of men who have no sympathy with ms
chine methods or boss rule"
Tho "large body Of men," Mugwumps.
have developed case Of boss-love, here
tofore unknown to political pathology.
Their boss system is enough to make
the Tammany tiger break his jaws in gap
ing wonder. In their ideal organization
Mr.. CLEVELAND is n boss in whose pres
ence a party council meets only for wor-
ship and backsheesh. The suggestion
that some other statesman's voice is to be
heard in the way Of advice. that other lead
crs are entitled to attention to their views
and wishes. insults the Mugwump principle.
which would make Mr.. CLEVELAND Presi-
dent. Cabinet. Congress. and tho Civil Ser
vice Commission. the Empire State LeSisla-
ture. and the Mayor OF New York. Under
its operation the Democratic party wouldn t
be in politics.
Fortunately for Mr.. CLEVELAND. regarded
as an individual still llnbercft OF common
sense and appreciation Of American senti-
ment. the Mugwump boss system can never
be. The people of New York. or Of any
other State. are not for it. They are Demo-
cratic. with few trihng exceptions, by a
large majority.
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TLc PrOhillLllOn Vote.

To 1Hr Enron or THr suS-ST' vii! you kindly al
low us the privilege OF correcting through your col
uhns false impression that has gone abroad in regard
to the Prohibition party BY some error the vote
for B.dwe In Illinois was sent out by the Associated
rress as little 900 and several papers have on
the strength of this on the decline ofths
Prohibition party. The truth u that Btdwtls vote IN
IN nois III O.,b increase OF about 70 per cent
over the vote ago for FISK Ny some sim
liar the Bidwrl in New York STATE Is gwen
hv number of daily papers as 2Su0 But IN the table
from which total /, rduCrl about dozen ot Tue
largest counties >rw York, kings Erie. oneida. ana
uthrrs are left tllmA infnasli .o.ne ",rr.lgnt am
again in re- ar. editorial comments on the decline
az the Prohibition Nmr tho trGih IL NM me vote
returns from al counties but two ana 'hom1c'S, r..
turns nv lI,rirs tlr-e wo nm increase over FISK
Vote funr r., ago ~ about =. per cent. Inc vote
IN The nation Shows an aggregate lncrea-" 81 AZ IehN
,uual prOrur,rus tue FISK vote - TAR mere
lore from me Irohihlou Note hAiIng dt'lh'u " was
at least 900 Beyond she highest Nolr ever ,aht III
fresid-ntial campaign. sAhVAL p'"h
NEW yoEs. Nov. = al, on.,., r.,,,n. ,,om
al, but two counties aud unofficial returns from the
N"'' coLxS,pGs ~ HASA
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PAINTINGS or ARCTIC SEAS.

Tho late William bradford. A. n. A.. made
his namo in the art world. not much as a
painter. but as n painter OF peculiarly I'M
familiar SUBJECTS. His several trips to the gray
coast Of Labrador md his voyage with DR..
Hayes in tho Panther to Greenland and tho
Arctic seas. yielded results that gave him q
wide fame: and though. by tho progress in
painting. his work no longer holds its place
from tho modern point OF view Of art his OBJ
servatons in far northern ATTITUDES. rs faith
fully recorded arc valuable and interesting.
In the collection OF his canvases and car
toons. now exhibited for salo hy his executrx
ut the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. ara more
than 100 works. mostly representations of
scenery in tho north. There are. however,
two or three large and less interesting paint
ings Of scenery in the Yosemite Some of his
enrIicr paint nGs are from scenes aion. our
New England coast.
In his Arctic pictures Mr.. Bradford has de-
pictcd many curious and splendid aspects OF
sea and lee and sky. sometimes with some
thing Of the brush Of IL Bierstadt and again
with what would appear to he tho cAtrava;
gance Of II Col. Iairman. The forms and
colors of the fantastic iccberGs. the splendid
crimson glow uron their Tcaks OF III" mid
night sun. the deep Grorns and blues OF the
leo and sea- are nj! depicted with n fidelity that
gives them value n records while not always
lackin. in elements oil tho beautiful.