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LINCOLN's GENIUS FOR WAR.
In Strategy He Was the Superior Of Some
Of His Commander.

Archibald Forbes in the North American Review.
When Ewell WAS already in the Shenandoah
valley, Sickles, heading Hooker's advance, was
no further than at Bealeton, two marches out
from headquarters on the Falmouth plateau
Hooker, serenely remaining there, was medi-
tating the dubious exploit Of striking at. Hill,
still remaining on the Fredericksburg intrench-
ments, a project of which the President disap-
proved in terms as quaint they were strate-
gically sound. The enemy, he wrote, would be
fighting behind intrenchments land have you
at disadvantage, and 30, man for man, worst
you at that point. while his main force would in
some way be getting an advantage Of you north
ward. In one word, would not take any risk
of being entangled upon the river like an OK
jumped half over fence and liable to be torn
by dogs front and rear without fair chance to
gore one way or kick the other" Then, Lee
in full march on the upper Potomac. Hooker
made the wild proposal that he should be al
lowed to march on Richmond. project which
might have resulted in the fulfillment Of Lees
grim Jest about wrapping queens" This
erratic scheme found no favor with Lincoln,
whose answer was: 81 would not 60 south Of
Rappahannock upon Lee's moving north of it.
II you had Richmond invested today you would
not be able to take il in twenty days. 1 think
Lees army and not Richmond il your sure OBJ
jective point'-the great fact which the Presi-
dent had already comprehended in the early
days and never after left grip Of.
Finally Hooker struck camp June IS, Hill
being SO polite as to see him Oh before he, too,
moved. He hurt Lee nowhere south Of the Po-
tomac. 1t is quite true, il it were anything to
be proud of, that. in the words Of the biog-
raphers, Hooker twas able at perfect leisure to
choose his time and place for crossing the river"
Indeed, with somewhat misplaced complaisance,
he waited" until Lees whole army was on the
north side. and, while at length he was leisurely
crossing. Ewell and Hill and Longstreet were
also choosing at perfect leisure their times and
places for marrying unfortunate Pennsylva-
mia almost to the Susquehanna. Yet Hooker
on the Potomac was preferable to Hooker I'D
ding outside Richmond while Rome was burn
ing beyond the Virginia line, and it has to be
said that but for the President he might have
been in the former locality. Lincoln does not
appear to have written any strategic letters to
Grant, sherman or Sheridan. There is an in
teresting series Of letters Of that character to
Burnside in east Tennessee during Rosecrans'
evil days in Chattanooga, but the subject 10 Of
subordinate importance. Some Of the Presi-
dents letters to Rosecrans would strengthen
the contention that he possessed strategic
genius were there space to quote and elucidats
them.
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Lorillard's Kirsch Runs . Mile in 1.38 ut
Monmouth.

Lorillard's Kirsch Runs . Mile in 1.38 ut
Monmouth.
There was comparatively small number at
the Monmouth race track yesterday afternoon.
considerably less than 5000 people being pres
emit, when the Banquet at evens won the open
ing race in easy fashion in LAB. Despite
Michael's good race with Uncle'Jess and Spar
tan last Tuesday, he was sent TO the post for the
Camden stakes . 8 to chance. He won
cleverly from the II to shot Chicago.
In the Trenton stakes Hapenny and Airshaft
fouled each other all through the last quarter,
letting Kirsch, TO 1, win the stake in q, drive.
The time, 1.38, makes q new record for mile
over Q straight course. Salvador made it in
1.S51f in his celebrated race against time. but
Kirsch's race Of yesterday afternoon viii be
ehronicied as the existing mile record. Many
Of the spectators left the track very much in
doubt ~ to the correctness Of the time, but q
strong wind was blowing down the track and il
greatly assisted the racers in their flights Of
speed.
When Kingston was added to the list Of
starters for the Eatonton stakes, Demuth and
Tournament were withdrawn in KingstonS
favor. With ! to against him the brown
whiriwind won the stakes in a gallop, Tenny,
after . bard fight, taking second money from
Sir Matthew by head. Jockey. ]. McCafYerty
and the western contingent plunged on Estelle
to win the fifth event. She did SO in gallop,
covering the seven furlongs in LAX. Entire, the
even-money choice Of the talent. took the clos
ing six furlongs dash by length from Julien
aud Roller. Five Of the SIX races we're won by
favoTites or well-backed second choices, Kirsch
being the six-to-one outsider.
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why the Cruise f. Abandoned.

Gossip at the Navy Department SAYS tina. the
abandonment Of the proposed cruise Of the
North Atlantic squadron in Canadian waters
this summer Is due to the present ugly feeling
existing in Canada toward Americans ON &C.
count OF the retaliation measures which this
government proposes toward its northern
nsighbors- IL il said that q considerable
amount OF feeling exists among the Canadians,
and that IL the crews Of the United States men.
of-war should go ashore in Canadian ports
there might be . conflict between them and the
populsce-
convenient excuse 10 found for the change
Of plans Of the squadron in the statement that
the presence Of the ships 10 desired at the
naval maneuvers at the War College at New
port and Al the launching Of the Ammen RAM
The exercises at Newport will commence
about September !. and in the meantime the
squadron will cruise along the New England
cost.
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War Ships to Go to Genoa.

The government will send two meu-of-wsr to
Genoa to be present At the festivities to b held
there the latter part Of this month In connection
with the Columbus celebrations. The king and
queen Of Italy are TO be at Genoa at that time
on Wait to the Itslo-American Columbian e.
hibition and the federal government b sending
the war ships - . token Of the good win Of this
country toward Italy and its sovereign and In
recognition and appreciation Of Italys gracious
action in sending the war ship Bausan to con-
voy the Garigtano m bringing to the city Of
New York the Columbus monument.
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4 OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect May %. 1897.
Leave Washington from station Of New Jerosy
For Chicago and Northwest vestibuied Limited L.
S,nssn. ssl Is .SS n Ssy
Ycr t,ss:seSs and ci:ssisnd . n daily Il 20.
For winchester and way stations IS SOP. N.
csss.noos. and ' SemPSs sosnDts kp Is
daily psrlor car 20 Roanoke morning trim slssp-
70 as.s as q a 4 ssis
i & ! 81 HE'S & g. 4 3 s i Ss
IS 8 Sin 1a 70 Z. ses q q ? z sp1s No
z Is o. B. 1s do. 100. as % 81 Is
tos isn.sSa: Is and 8 30. m. r. 10 and 4 g
.Fos Frederick. rs a. tll.3o. . m. g. Is. r. 10.
Iof hasyrstovn. 10 ~ a m and IS 3op.m
fG 1eyd and way points, g. 20 pm.
.i 81 1it1s IS II 20 .es "a % co.
pm. kInrsse trains stopping principal stations
&YAf t III f e fon 4. New lSRR z HSp PHIL,
ADELPHh.
For Philsds,phis. New YorL. boston and NE est.
@ psiss c.f nip di 80 q p nm s.sSas ns c.a
For ISilsS.ipsi.. Wilmington and Chester. 500
Su6ss fsrior o.r on all day trains.
f9r bossoai ~ With Pullman Buffet sieee-
" pouehhssgsis bridge landing passengers In b and
.T| xiisssie cisy. 10 90 and L. 90 noon. Sundays.
tkaospt Sunday; Daily. sssundsy only.
Daeysse called for and checked from hos~ls sndr~-
III 6 III is'' Pa .'. q; Gai !. a;yo. scuI
Gen Manager. tmy23l Gen. Ps.s- Art
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Breaks . Trottinx Record.

The racing at the Danville, KY, fair had fine
weather, fast track and 4 900 spectators yester-
day. Conner, by c. F. Clay, ais, broke the
worlds record for three-year-olds over a half
mile track. Nancy Hanks set the mark at 224%
in 1880, and it stood until yesterday, when it
was lowered 81 seconds.
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The commissioners from Hsyti TO the worlds
fair left for Chicago last night, escorted by
representative Of the Department Of State.
The plans for the HAytiAn building ct Jackson
Park have been completed and the work Of
erection viii be commenced At once. With the
sxesPtion Of England the Haytian government
WI be the nrst 70 break ground for the con-
ssFuction Of its building.
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Specially Arranged and Personally Con-
duceed.
The excursion to Atlantic City via Royal Blue
line Saturday. August 8. Special train, with
parior car win leave Baltimore and Ohio station
ct $50 pm, arrive Atlantic City pm Tickets
good returning Sn day at $50 pm q On ny
regular train Mou Ay.-Adpt
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special from Cynthiana, Ky., says: The
great stallion Sultan, sire Of Stamboul and
twenty-six others in the 2so list, dropped dead
81 Abdallah Park yesterday morning after being
driven mile. He WIS the property Of W. r.
owners recently refused 90, 900 for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

Yivs Hsurs ana Half 10 Atlantic City.
Va Royal Blue line only. Special train from
Baltimore and Ohio station st $50 pm, Sat-
urdsy, August 8. Tickets good on SPECIAL train
from Atlantic City ct $50 pm. Sunday or onany
regular train Monday. eS.t0 round tEip.-Ad1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

Hungsri.n Band ut hay Ridge.
Free concerts daily. b. and o. trains Gals
a., 1sso ?. m, Alb p.n.; Sundays, esS5 an,
19o pm, SIS pm 81 round trip.-Adul
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FoR TIE WHoLr WErr.

There d nothing like ssfiuaceton sad that srchanA
or firm who secures the confidence Of Its petruns b.
ceiling eoods that reliable and rspes-
sented has much TO be proud Of. Thsrs isn't . shoe
house In Warrington that hss ssinsd wider circle Of
patronage than that Of NssHs. WILSON CARR o20
st. NV. and they deserve H. becauss thsy never ss
. shoe that they cannot rscommsnd They hsvsstsssd
emphstacaliy that their "a 50 shos b ths soss
easiest and most comfortable footwear ever seld In
this city. and the hundreds Of people Who srs nov
weartne Il would willingly odd their tsuttmoay 10 ths
tact. This shoe made IN vastsev q shnpss. dull o.
giass Antsh for lsdiss. but oomsoss ~ man coasA
grafton and Il h found lacking Thss stoss 3
the acknovledged headquarters for sVsry vaxsey e
Ruaasf footwear-noe odds and snda but seock CON-
plsss tn veyy dsta. Ifyou Eutng TIE ssasAoes
ron viii need pair Of Bathing elfppsa You csa set
hem hsEs e SIC. pais. 0lS-lu
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THE GREAT
u - PENNSYLVANIA RorrE

TO rHr }y yss,Sssrs WAY "a Hsy5s
srrf ftiis H.o sShiftsRiP s fSSiqnrsr
rnAIss si, isFs fhp s'i STATION
For s,.Sur snd a., aMp Mss sIf As f1LhoT
ssRr.s' e pullman S..si6ais Car. = 10 81 i @
osmsn: and :; iSui -ih ff: .ot Y Car sH' S..s
tnrton TO Harf.burs and Harrisburg 10 pittsburs
S a.,. md ana TSIs,S alsesns 8 LSSi; -
Snr g 81. Ioui. and cincinna,i. and binns Car
p% asy via si.eFins car s..hinssss 81 20
Chicaso and Dining Car harr,sburr % Chiosro.
I.rTs6u5s with ,hrSass si--Psrs far ri,i.5surs
e. Ptst;surs cslupsu.: cis ipn.t lndi.napol,s:
w.shineson 70 81, Louis. sleeping Car Harris
5 ff .es k,p Snf S pm 'S s., ,s ss
pis.ssure and the West with through Sleeper %
For Kane. o.n.na.isss, Eoes.7isr and Ni.r.n Fan.
r., daily iy. s.c.pl sunday: sosm
fsie and Niss.r. daily, ercept saturday, $40
For :S sl.'E,ss 6: .Ss .
I'm a,; daily srssp, saturday. with Sleeping Oar
For wllismsport, Remove and Elmir. at 10 50 .. m.
'0f s,tasrssg "a h.x sG e ss e The
40 To- 90 and n rs nm. on sunday. 800,
N8 m. t!mis.d Pullman vs.tisuis f.r rH@
Car Nesubue Passenger Coaches and Dining Oar.
2 ssf hfsxf LIMITED
a.y sfPH .. .S S. s. o aSy
son s ss os sc.s sNS s
Pas. ,1p,. .oE SB,LnD. ...t a., oNs .sd
Accomnoa.s,on. s oos m. dsiir.
For B.ston. without change Z 20 a. m week days ana
3, s:ssts ss::s
ms direct transfer Fuitan street avoiding double
", fs s,,.S, ss c, SeS o r, 2, ci,y
u s 60 u g j q ma II &C.
M on sand. 70 se g. SC Il ic 20
u.s. 81. 81 az 2 az T. q ic 4 e. g
slo S sunday.
:io:pi srnSss. mo sanS1s. 300 sos N :. .ia
70, 4 Asp TEE sOyTE :, q,
3ssf 10 g g md II H rs n q o. sun sSs:
d az O. ia "a 4, y 10. TO- - . m. LOO 2.<a
Aceopmodstion Tor QuAntico, As . m. daily.
For kichmopd and The south. 4 20 and lo.S7 an
Trains leave AleIsndris Tor Washington. 9 o5. 7os.
s9SsiS r. T. LID Il = 4. IN. s,. 90 ,s OF
c Pm On SUNDAY q 10. ieiss t. and and
liza am. .. os. sos. los. 7<6. 8. u and 10 So
Tcfets and information Of the once northeast cor.
n.s 18th Sire. and rennsyly.sa syenSe and :, q:
METZ 70 ar.sination from hotels and re.iaenc,s
ae Gene asnsa:r r,.sl General f..ssn ~ hS.a.
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RAILROADS..
bbkg "a


~ eeataco. Nsehipsson. d. G.
$50 q m : Daily local Cor Lyrchhs-r snd wsrrsn-
toA Cornects ~ Manassas for Front Moral and
eerx dafly. except sunday.
AZ 10 Ams- psily connects o. Lypchhurs fn sr
sestons 90 Nofol and we.ssrn rsirosd AQt for 81
rdpSrei Ictnts soush on Al psvtrscps q MrArncal
Msshin;so2 70 Assnts, S2nnsctins them. sith
PIT We nsrming unftns si nspt 10 vsth slesgs
ct AoGusfs and At re>asbor With Sleeper for Ashs
a Is p N. Daily for varr-nson ana o-nr, ssa
tnfoace train for Front Royal and str.sburE daily
vGtSSSSSS SssyISsTGs AVID sovr..
cd knokins Gan and runs 70 Atlanta stins n sSnrs
Nth Pullman eleepsr through Nev iork and " ash
ingsoa y Nev oresns wa Montromery and MsxhinS.
"a 70 memphis. via RrnfinrhAm
III % m--Dsily for ell rrinrfpai pcsncs scnth ON
strhPSSd end psasuls system. Pullman Sleeps
VILE. and Weshtnrton N Atlanta.
1ssys Msshineton st o. 10 . m. q ~ . m dsfy. / 10
1sehnssos b M. X p N. e.si, "a 81 an
washlneton " VI. snd .rri vins So a N. s.c-r<
sunday, runs 20 and from Herndon only
IhrouSh trains iron the south arrive Nsshins>cn
!.0oa 10. % m. and @ % y m Nasssaas D4vts
IN 10 % g m. and 9 n .. m except Sunday
sssss sssH,ss css rrssr,.,sn. md ,nforma,ioa
hsss.pFyr station. fsnnsyivsnls Railroad. Nsshsns
( z BROWN, General srrn, Passenger Dept
". a. TURK. oeneral Pa~n>nrer AGENT WA
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CHEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY,

eCuEpCIE IN EFFECT JUNE IA ,auc
trains leave daily from Union station CB. and Pr
Through the grandest scenery IN Arerirs with IN.
Senasomess and most complete solid Train servios
3@pm daily Cincinnati and 81 Icui. Limis-d-
sofia ve.ubuied. newly -qupped eie-trir llxhtsd
train. with dining car Punsns An-~t .l-.t,,ns s.r,
Msfhinfton % Gin innsu 1ndisnapoii. and 81 Iout.
yNnout change. Arrives Cfncnnaf d 10 . m In
oasfeDohs IL 30 m, st. louis : lb 4 m
lilo r IN. dsily-Tbe famous p y. v ve<tilYu,s
Lamitede salid vestibule train with dining car for
lncinnan Ohio, leIinston and louisvil q NJ arriv-
pN ~ Encinnsu Al .. y =. m. L-hinSton u 10 n IN
ell pstnsa " i '''''' a"'
zoo p m, daily-Expr~.. for Go-donsvtlla Char.
lottesvnle, Richmond. Maynr-h,,ro' stAanton ana
prtncfpal virsinis point. ~
Pullman locations aud tickets Al Comnanx,s Os,c..
blS And 1901 Penna ave-
elf X " FULLER GEM Passenger Agent.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.

| Nj FIX k.S(DRHS
- - = -
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
A TLANTIc CITY. \: i THE CLIFTON.
sssfh and ss s
pRApY HOUSE. ATLANTIC CRY. n. J.-AsKAN.
ss .S
Q. Boz sos: myso-a.n
sss %'a:s:: sd s1 from bathing s'ouna
IIoTEI BERKELEY FORMERLY ACNE
x EE sT OCEAN END OF kentucky .ys cIens Jun.
SETS BELLS terms modsrsss eropar prv
| HOTEL BRUNSWICK, PACIFIC AVE.
cty ne'"een new forE fna tennessee sHss; Atlantic
JeIs-om Late Of coionnade Hotel, PSiladelphi..
HOTEL CENTRAL
ATLANTIC CITY N,
Y,oror.,,v -.,o,.,.a xoa.rn ,,,,,
,e7..eam La ROWAN.
H2TEL coLoNNApE;, PACIFIC AVE; NEAR
"o.e. ~ Dloso 81. rnisaepnls yAo-le.
OPEN al ths Year ars. snn rsI.ry 10. and
fe2-8m JGSEPH Il. BoRToS' Propr,..or
1ToTrI ,7vcrIrs vop,,rnYy SoaH.SDI,
H'i Cor h.Isni,c and Ssan. .v se.AASDih'
HoTE n rHr H nrson H Mekrfssp pEsp
IMPERIAL en- convenience. Appointments and
a. day 's sie To as psr ws. w.
HoTEL ORIENTAL. -
E Enargsd improved. stem heat eli mod conys
x se1Sls neo ID AAIA' NJ offENHEiAfH-
,n,r,,, -, ,,,,,
yyi3in @i4 per week Every 1onyep sT1cKSry
HOTEL WELLINGTON.
AN END OF KENTUCKY AVE-
ION N a =: >: Ml.NoN
l. citv near The beach eyenyn new ana rs,
class; Il, to s1a e oeaoi e'ef''"ins ne" ana hrs'-
jy7.lHn IN o.s WRIGHT.
aSt End Of NS s4
yi;sm = ~ Z: (: NEWCOMER.
OCEAN VILLA. ATLANTIC CITY, y, J. ONE
sIoSm ''''H '-'0''A- Mrs s0' WI f0 TAYFEoR
or. CHARLES,
Omen, Jpns s9d s ss sve aantn
49,, nS,nS.Ss.1i sTSAn "oo.L oN
near the beach. Ocean view from everv room
+. LEHMAN. Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues
E-'l----
THE EDGEwATFR
ATLANTIC CITY
Under present management ten years
jy9- I'm E d PARKINSON
THE ELKTON KENTUCKY AVE ATLANTIC
City. N. j.. beach. Appointments first-class;
desirable location: modern convenience Omen ali
year. Mrs. f. WILL. rny.9O-.sm
THE FLORIDA.
l. Pacific ave. near Tennessee Atlantic City
Steam heat throughout
mh23-6m NJ j. ECKFRr.
10 North Massachusetts, ave. Atlantic CITY y J.
HolneliSe and good attendance Terms ~ 10 10 mar
week. Mrs C, r. BUZBY late of Baltimore te.S BIN
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EDUCATIONAL
WAsHINGTON,

IN WARRINGTON.
CoNZA0A COLLEGE
NO II ST NV.
Jesus.
SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER & lsR.
Three Free seAo'arsAips opsa sesoccss.fsi CON-
petition on the LIST. ID md - Of ssrssnbsr.
THIS competition 10 open 10 Ill. even 10 sssAsass
already beionsins to the colises
For further particular spplyss
CORNELIUS oIIIksprK, T.,
au32m fssssAsoA
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URoRA HOUSE. AURORA. WEST VA
"A superb summer resort, the crest Of thu
Alsehsniss. Grind scensry, rood roads and besuti.
foi drivss Spacious lawns BOWLING alley saddle and
ExCELLENT TABLE. Ice. milk and Eesh vsss
fsa9si r nnYnasnfs 70 ny isy:f no Ioeouitosa
Ss, e. ss:s Tsn e fpa s}9 sssa Gca
m OUNTAIN VIEW HoUsE; g. 900 TTET ABOVE
AVA go; larxe roome; rood board saddle and drfvine
rassa JOHN 4 LAHTz. Aurora. ". Va tyl0lm
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SUMNER RESORTS.


IN THE MOUNTAINS.
WokMLEY's INN.
J. T. woRMLEY. Proprietcf.
CHARLES TOWN. w. VA
Modern improvements Electric lshtine. Every.
thing newly furnished Cuisine and service rst-iasa
Magnificent view Of Shenandoah valley and Blue
Ridge mountains
Terms. % and - 50 per day
Special rates per month 3y1Slm
HOTEL EssICK. HIGHLAND LAKE. PA-Mosr
II shs,,nins Houns.in resort in America For DE-
my24- 16W' T. NJ EssIcK. Proprietor.
GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
NLocsted on Fruit Hill farm. Blue Ridfe mountain,
Va g. s. and e psE 1.sf ever csdR2sn h. s.
81 and 81. so per day. Return tickets good TO 90
Capacity of hS' = e; gk ksssy'f sss
n SUMNER RESORT
NOW OPEN Has well shaded lawn, 6ns mountain
water hot and ED baths pOrticos me s,ensry and
an5to31 Hsserstown Nd
KoLBs MORRILL,. HOUSE, HARPER's FFRRN
IA ". va. Reopens June l. Fine scenery; full view
o. M AZ. kSTs
IL Among the mountains. win open JuneI shady
lawns; fine views excellent table. Terms, o. psr
week. Mrs. &. E. LovErT. Proorietrsss. mys0-3m
MOUNTAIN HOME COTTAGE CNEAR DEER
road only ssors a.sanes from se 1e. Pi a1ss
Address Mrs. J. 8. LAUaHLIS. Deer Park. Nd
tyS-1m'
WHITE COTTAGE, HARPER's FERRY. ". VA. !:
jun Is sena fos d sGt
washington. D 6 WI H BELL Prop rsi ' iyIs,iSis
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CTRAsBURG. VA. EXCELLENT BOARD AND
~ rooms; fine chalybeata spring large yard rlose
TO station. telegraph office. &c. term. pei e. So
$40 per no., So to S3o. A. p. McINTCRFF, Prop.
jy29-1m
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Headquarters of the Republican Congress
sional Committee Established Here.

How THE vorKRs WILL BE EDUCATED AND THE
CLASS OF LITERATURE THAT WILL BE SENT
orr-wHAr 1T COSTS TO RUN A CAMPAIGN
AND HOW rux MONEY! IS ExPENDEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-05

The item Of personal expenses around q na-
tioIal committee is always large. The item Of
carriage hire Is always a large one. On election
days this amounts to extraordinary proportions.
OF course, in the disbursement OF these large
SUNNI Of money, and all upon honor. some Of it
NAV not reach the channels for which IL was in
tended But business men generally have ways
Of finding out whether they are being correctly
served or not. and in the main there are no
personal scandals connected with the disburse-
ments Of either Of the Committed Probably
no private business organization in the country
could do better with 80 large an amount Of
money distributed through so many hands. OF
course. there is great difficulty In supervising
these disbursements. but the interests Of both
parties demand the employment OF the best
men IN the various communities Both parties
watch each other too closely for any very great
abuse Of their powers
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FURNISHED Rooms.

..--.s,-s1 nieasant furnished front room to
Lhnr a. without board TO one or Two
y ,, "rss or husband and wife. 400 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
1clp Waniro.

AGENTS AND CANVASSERS; male or
female; 80 to 81 daily profits SURF; cS.
perlence unnecessary; no taking required
address /. PUTNAM & CO.. West winstcd,
Conn.
wANTED.-A good penman TO write
at home either sex steady work. Ad-
dress in your own handwriting and incio'e
Sc, nickel for our reply ana fgll illu,tra9id
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Males
AGENTS wanted all over tho United
States for The Great Republican Cam
paign Book, being the Lives and Records
Of the Candidates \ Handbook Of American
Politics Up TO Dat. and Cyel3pedia OF
one, BEAUTIFULLY illustrated Introduction by
IL on. Joseph X. Iawiey; the best book and
the easiest seller; our motto Il Tree nrm.
10 favors, and liberal commissions write at
once for special terms; prospectus, with
circulars and FUN instructions. 80 cents.
CHARLES l.. WEBSTER a CO., O. 9th
ave, n. Y. city
AGENTS cvcrywhcrc % .cli canpaign
badges. buttons. novelties. RALDN n
GLEASON Co. Ltd. - R"adc-,t.. y. 4.
Roy or YOCNG MAN.--strong and
healthy: no. afraid 81 work Will nave to de-
porter's work. look after stock, shipping, &c
in net mako him N generally useful. None
need apply who cannot furnish dneNcep.I.l ~
references salary. - week az ,'4rt Sti I,
age and references. Address CliNNBLNS-
ST. Box . Tribunc Office.
COLLECTORS. So to SIS: bookkecpers.
el2 10 400: salesman, sl2 10 SIC ucriei 5.
packers. 4I2 % 80 bartenders. Tl2 " sls :;
janitors, wat hMen, so t. $40 c0acf ncn,
s25 to so; drivers, slZ ,tahlemen. 81?
married couples s25 10 800; procurG, en-, en-
loymrnt by applying 70 dc old METRO.
POLI1AN AGENCY. II Broadway B'klyn.
COLLECTORS. s12 10 els bookkc'per,.
sI2 10 $40: salr-men. AZ e. SIS. portcr-.
lan,tor< watchmcn. 500 70 SO: c"tclm' u
s;25 To SO: divers, az H'aOlenen, si=
married couples. SO II 80 procure I'm
ave
COACHMAN.-An Enel!sh. scotch or
North of ireland Protestant Unmarried man
rs coachman and u.'ful-man must h'Ne
good personal r,iSrencs,. can az 1r 20 Mlu n
tween 80 and 10 80 O'Clock.
EENUNERATiVE EMPLOYMENT for
two Intelligent. reliable. cncr,ctic Young 81
middlr-aceh men Who are not AFRAID 81
work: stat. ago aud former business 'ApeH-
cncc. Address p. o. Bon 300. city.
THE WONDERFUL Chr!-ty kniye, :;
quick seller. good commissions aG' -, "
wanted to sell them at every honc ChAs'
=. RICE. 1913 Proadw2y. Nc~-fork.
a., >,li,rn "a, dr,nr.flr liz MIL. in
tho 80 da"o,,r,rnt , vounr nan thor urhly
.nrf,ia. ,r,,h IN. tr,dc ON, VINO nj. had ~.
pcrioucr In nil, work preferred rep, VIII
b. considered strictly 90 hcrnt 81. atui >.
cni". "
oI''- 80,
WANTED. Christian man 10 travel and
hire agents: SIS per month and expenses
800 cash required. Ohicr ~ III
Nassau-st -
WANTED. Three nrstcia-s nonr - aoT-
men TO sell a leaoig ,h Iin, 'Isis 49, 49,
IN BROOKLYN ana Long aH'a"u, -, b.,
CITY and Nicinlt, "'n N,H 81. ss-.r ~,