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leripeile erfdbrt man, baB an bemlelben
Sage mod anbere nod perf9lebenen
Stdbten i'm Siben seianbte padete
ausgeplinbert porben Iinb, 10 baB Der
Geiammtperluit Der grpreB &ompagz
ME ii6 auf $135, 900 beIduft.
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b6alfeu Gunif bes 9nblttums unb pirp BON Gauieu=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Cine @eibmadbts > @abe

bilben bic @eleaenbeitsfdufe un6 Bic
fpe3ieaen 5eiertags : Mttraftionen, bic
mir iebt in GROCER Menge a1tf Eager
baben.
a6maaren SiIbermaas
/, renunb 6eiertags>S IL
Benz arnituren.
Soilette : Mrtifel fir 9amen unb
9erren!
@lesante Bali unb StraBenfoitiime
un5 gauge 8erge BON anberen Waaren,
bic ii6 fpe5iel fur Weibna6tsgei6enfe
eignen!
Die Breiie linb ben 3eiten ansemeis
fen. Man berfdume bic ii9 bietenbe
@~elesenbeit ni4t!
Sosfe 8ros,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

pr Wenn Scenario fem uub 51 arz
nebmbaren preiie fpeifen mill, 10 gebe
er gum 80 iffions= 9ie
Serren Gbciner & Gaml, 8e1iber biez
tes Embellishments, balten 6arauf, lire
8d1te tets polfommen aufrieben 5l tel
len. Ollie Acknowledged Selifatefen,
Nuftern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &C itnb
bort in Der ~belifateften 3ubereitut1g ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten tperber auf
Wuni6 in Die Wobnungen Der &unben
gefanbt. Mu6 btetet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf6aft perbunbene 9 a r.
0 M bic beiten @etrdnfe, itets frif1es
Bier nnb feline 2iqu6re un6 Weine.
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6 . { q s.
MuerIet.

Muetlet.
Sci @elegenbeit Der @runbfeins
Itsung bes neuen @ourtbaufes uerben
u1ebrere ausipdrtige Greimaurerloge11
e~rtpartet. Mu6 @oub. 9ogs pirb fi6
einfnben.
Oie pnbma9erin Mrs. Quinz
Ian bat ibre 3abIungeu einge1telt.
0erbinblidteiter So, Jas. 95.
Bier @Idubiger Der Maberid
gonf, bic sufammen $685. 81 reprdfens
tiren, baben bur9 ben MnipaIt 5. 6.
CHS beim 9iftrittri6ter Noonan cine
Yetitio1l eingerei9t, in tpel9er ie ben
NaRenperDalter &eagar Don1fon gez
1tuungen baben tpollen, Me1nungsabz
lage au MAIDEN. Sic 5telen bar, baB
feit ben 3uiammenbru1 Der Banf Dor
stuei Sabren erft 1919 ausbesablt nor.
ben fnb, baB 6outon 5tpei foffpielise
etablifement8, bic 8rauerei un6 bic
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loren ipeiterfibrt unb baB er bur6 eis
men geri9tsbefebI augenieien merben
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
edpla' 0almem ; @arteu lit s.

SammelplaB Der 9eutf6en BON San
4ntonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Nbenb Grei : 8onaerte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e lirb itets
3ablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
aagemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb Wbisfeps unb aaeaeit felerfrii6es
Bier, iopie Die belten @igarren.
Sie u etauration Iiefert ale
9%elitateien Der Salon. Nuitern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
S;dgliG ausgeaei6neter mariner 2un9.
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Teittassraten mad Dem siooiten.

Sic S~nternational : 8abn (S. & g..
g. 81. 3D. gewdbrt aud III bieiem
Sabre iibli9e State bDn einem
Gabrpreis fur Sins unb &iidreife nod
alien Stdbten bes Siiboteas unb stpar
am 90, 81. unb %. DECEMBER. We>
gen ndberer @in5elbeiten ertunbigt
@u6 bel Dem na9iten Sidets Msenten
ober menbet @u6 an
s. 8. priee,
q. g. g. g.,
BaIefine, SerQ8.
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Gotes, aoblen!

Snbianer Serritorium aoble1 urs
geiiebt $3.50 per Sonne; ausgefu9t
$3.50 per Spnne.
@ofes, bas bequemite urb bette 8rennz
unb 9ei5material, gu $3.50 per Sonne.
ueberaa in Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
San Mntpnio @as &ompagnie,
SelepbDn yto. PIP.
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aes~ Sic "Morgap CITY Fish e. O,

say Sic Morgan City Fish & Oyz
ster Company bat tets cine 9(uspabl
BON friiden Gil6en. Nuftern unb Wils.
Sic erbdlt bapon tdgli6 neue 3ufubs
rem. Sn Der Stabt merber bic Saden
fret abgeliefert. 9elepbon $50. 81
auftrdge aus benz 2anbe erbeten ;
prOmpte Nusfiibruna aarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Mie oft pirb bic Maiss Muslaat int
6ribiabr bonn 1ngeaiefer, bur6 biirre
Na9tfrofe urb gogelfraB, gang ober
tbeilmeiie aert6rt unb beSbalb 1T Der
Mnbau bieier Mais,@rt mDbl bes 8ers
ll16es tpertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

aa~ ueber5ieber, Anterseug, Ser.
rem : Soilette : Nrtifel, allies BON ben
beften Sabrifanten be8 2anbes BEL
pancoaft & Sobm. Wtr glau.
ben, baB mir bas bette Gin : 9nlar,
9emb unb bic beften rs @entszS triimsfe
in Der Stabt perfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Md)tmmg, Stemersabler +!

IS mirb bierburd sur &enntnib sebrabt.
bah bic StantSs unb GpuntbsAd yaloreM
unb Ropfiteuer fir baS S'abr 1892 lest fdaie
lift unb am pber Dor bem3l. 9ese1nber 1892 be-
sablt tperben mub.
Sofe q ano,
characterization, 8erar gountp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Seffentlibe Notis.
Office 6es Marftmeifers,

Office bes Marftmeiiters,
San Antorio, 6. DECEMBER 1925
Sd brinee hermit our @enntniB ,baB
l9 am 81. DECEMBER 1892,
Mtttags II l1br int MainsM arft bic
Sleti9Ifdnbe i'm beiagten Marft fur
bag Sabr 1893 an ben b69ften nnb
beiten Bieter berfaufen perbe.
&ein Qngebot tpirb entgegen9enomz
men, tDel6es unter benz pom 5tabts
ratb feftgeitelten Minimum : preis
lautet. U. 8runi
Marftmeif fer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Mn bic @aufIeute umb
Wirtbe. l1ufer 8orratb in Cigar
rem lit groB; mir fibren bic beiten
Sorten unb perfaufen gu niebrigen
preifen.
Sd. 6 afamoIa& Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15
Coolers Heaiiter, SO. % III

GopleD's Te9ifter, go. % Mlamo
plaoa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemii6ten Sc
trdnte, feline Weine uub ausge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @igarren
unb ftets frif6es Bier. Ser @igentbis
mer, Soc @oOlen, Dertebt fein @eiddft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

aa~ Melton & s o.. baben fortz
mdbrenb frii6e Waaren; 9robe MuSs
mabl BON 9elitatefen aler Dirt, bic
beften eingema6ten Griidte, Semitic,
Gleii6s unb anbere Breidrben unb Elm
sroBes Eager BON Stapel > Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

ag- Wegen @ofes ober &oblen
penbe man fi9 an bic
San Mntpnio @ass@Dmpaanie,
Selepbon $50. PIP.
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Giae meitmadts ; @abe

mar %, ais mir unfere
i 9neren BrhffeIer 9eppi9e
gendbt nnb nit papierunterlage geIeat
~ IIir 81 per Darb anbotenl Wir
nertanfen He su biefem preiie r1ur nod
biz Meibnadt8 : Mbenb. Nirgeubs
biaieer ols Sci
Soste Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-15

Sn poufon III MaIter 6. Shan.
Der feline Mutter unb 9ante ermorsete,
gum 9obe perurtbeiIt tporben. Seine
Antudlte pIaibirten Wabnfnn, ben He
aus beri6iebe1en 9anbIungen bes Nrs
seIlaaten 5u bepeifen fudten, bod pers
eebIiH.
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%. Sreib,
8oriiber bes &omites.
lie sumiet @opb Gompann,

@de 2amars unb WalnutftraBe, 1T bic
bette 8e5ugsquele fir 8rennbol3, ges
badt ober geidgt, gu ieber @r6Be unb
ale Sorten &oblen. Muftrdse tperben
prompt ausgefiibrt. SeIepbon 81.
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Watiirlid}e beige Shpefel>8 dber
in Der unmitteIbaren Ndbe bon San
Nntonio, neben Dem Sibnefli6en
Srrenafpl. 8%ef0rberung per Omnibus
bon Der Stabt aus biermal tdgli9.
8dber rs Gents.
s. S6euermeper,
g. .. 8or 1889. San Mntonio
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BaIeitin Seras,

aa- Sci @elton & o., Sous
ftonitraBe, finbet man Die %feinfen inns
portirten unb beimii6en 9elifa t.
effen Der Saiipn.
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saT 9ie mobernften Siite inbet
Sbr INNER Bel
paneoait & Spbn.
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9 y t!

W "
Cine perfefte a69in. Na6aufragen
Del Ntrs. AIer SoSte,
Ode BeauregarsS unb aina
WiIiam sGtrase.
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DOttorsna pabi Nebmet Seed,
am's YiIsn.
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Or. gan's Sufenz @prrp erfreut f9 felt Sabrcn Der
b6diieu Gunft beS 9ublttums unb pirp BON TauIen=
ben ais bas bette Witttel CUR Sebuns BON Grtiltuns,
Sniten &c. s%eprtefen. GS foftet rur 25 Gents.
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@rmno : Gt9ent1u1tt+
.ulaHenpermalters Derfauf.-

reber 81, 100000 Grunb<gisentbum tn Gan @ntpntp mub iuprt
rstfauft werbea Der sanse Sefs wrb In Sbeuen unb Grunbfaden
anasebOhn, ae Ne Der Sdufer waniat. erOee, gut etussiHtste 8rau1si
sutem Abas bon Bter; nett unter benz 1ptrfHAen NBetbe+
aussebebntes Druderei, ub litbOsrapbHaes Gtabltfement, weldes
BITE Bette 8anbfAaft I'M Sabweaen bat.
gutgelegene @e5hdftsbauier unb grunbfide unb 8aupldsf tn
Der Wttts unb In ben Nubentbeilen Der @tabt, @rpbe MuswatL.
ae1nliAe Sfferten 0no nie porber sennadt worben.
REAGAN HOUSTON. Maiienhertralter
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ady- l1nfere S6ube iinb BON pors
atigli6er Nualitdt unb mir sarantiren
iebes Pear.
Vaucpaf& Spbu.
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M%msnerfauf tuegen 2%lufbebung bes
@efh1fts.

Sober nimmt biefen groBen Nuss
perfauf mabr.
Warum iolten iie aud ni6t, ,penn
fe bonn &leiberma6er ange e.
fertigte u Il 9 e fir $40 taufen
t0nnen, unb penn iie irgenbwo anbers
fir einen Nnaug, Der bel meitem nidi
10 gut 1T SIS ober 500 besablen miiien.
Wir garantiren, baB @aes iiBt ipie
angegoHen.
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Maisfit Clothing parlur,

SO. 200 Wet=GommereesS traBe, gfe
NaparrO, San Nntonip, Seras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-01

TodO viaiero que no conserve su
s0mo los billetes con al portadoE darla
Los que despu6s dc haberse pr0vi
nses de Ia salida del tren Immediate 81
RaVam6n. do EnerO de 1899
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-01

pesos ndmeo de , de E ndmero s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24

tarifi bill si0, GOO 900 year for flfteer yoars
are 10 be taken out OF the Treasury OF the
80 the sugargrowers; one protected Interest IN
tnecountry st the expense OF AL the people.
IApplause.l That Is q part Of that system Of
legisiatien which has built mp the protected
ciassee Of this country, thus enabling them 10
anaes colossal fortunes At the expense
OF all the people OF this country.
North and South alike. lApDlausc.l They
Insist now, and You probably have heard
". that foreign governments pay theee taxes.
want 20 give you an illustration OF that. They
insist that the consumer does not pay the tariff
taxes, but that somehow or other-and that II
the argument OF Mr.. Mckinley, tho author Of
that bill-that somehow or other under our wise
system of tariff legislation foreign governments
pay these taxes, and that our government Ia abb
will give you an illustration Of that to show you
hos that viii work.
NOT so cHKLP AFTERALL.
Out In towntn Illinois there lived man who
was Arm believer In tho Mckinley tariff bill
IL had been his contention for years that foreign
governments pay cur tariH taxes He had occa-
sion 10 visit England, and while there purchased
ono dozen p-lr Of socks AZ very reasonable
figure lie got along With them very well until
he reached the cBstom-house in New YORK.
When he reached that custom-house ho found
that there was alhriif-a tax, Import duties, GUS
tom dutles-but nevertheless a tax amounting
70 SD, which ne haa 70 pay upon tnose SOCKS
before he could bring them home. Laughter J
When he got home he sat down aud
wrote letter 70 his Republican representative
In Coneres5--ihe man who bad tod him that
foreign governments pay these taxes. Laugh
teri lie sat down and wrote him letter stating
the facts 70 him, that he had paid these two dol
lars and a quarter, and then, said he: "NOw,
my dear Mr.. Congressman, will you please tell
mo 70 what foreign government shall apply 20
get back that s2.257 lGreat laughter and ap-
pif use.l
Law or SUPPLY lNo DEMAND.
Tho Republican party for years have told the
lnbcriug man OF th. country that their Interests
were snhserved by O high tnri1. IL has been
! tho burden OF their song that high tarif1 means
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24

beautiful city. I do not feel that / sm smongs,
siraugara iApplansc.l BY IN act oil gene
roaisy, which has become historic. the vsss do
main extending 20 The MlsslsAipei ana o,o 20 NE
ninlon TO tho General Government Zap
piause.l out Of that vast domain have
been carved mighty States. From ono Of
those Statos--lllnois, the greatest of them
ALL como tonight 20 tho capital city
OF the mother Of States. tLoad appiarso.l
QUESTIONS og PROFOUND INTEREST.
desire 20 address you, my fellow-citlzens for
n short time upon some Of the questions which
are OF profound interest 70 tho people Of the
Commonwealth OF Virginia. and which are Of
profound interest as we'll 20 all the people Of
these United states. Under our form OF govern
ment onco In four years political power comes
night upon tie eve OF another presidential
election. when tho power again comes again 20
the people, andyyou are e determlne 40 20 who
shall be selected 70 hold the high ONCE OF Presi-
dent Of the United States and what line Of
public policy shall control this country for the
next i0ur years
Il shall be my endeavor during the few
moments which shall address you % indicate
Why, IN my judgment, your interests and Tho
interests Of 8n the JOOp. IN this country would
be subserged by the election oil tsroYer Cleve-
land to the presidency loud applausol and the
restoration Of the Democratic party 10 power.
tkenewed applause.i
HONEST AND ECONOMICAL.
Tho administration Of President Cleveland
was cOnfcsscdly al honest administration Of the
General Government (Applause.l Under that
administration no scandals attached 20 appoint
ments 20 Office under that administration tho
bonds OF the government we're paid at maturity
fapplausel uLder that administration, my fell
iow.citizona. We had peace all over our common
country. loud applause.l / say under that
administration, my feilOg-Citizens, an era ~
prosperity was opened up 20 the people OF the
south which they had not known since the war.
lRenowod applause.l Why For the reason thnt
your state governments were 10 your own hands.
You had tho assurance that hotn life and property
would be rO.ectcd. You had stability OF govern
ment; end during those four years. need hard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24
Telecrnnhic RrevitIes.


The business failures in tho country during
the last seven days number 15o, against 2lO
during the same period last year.
GAR. Commander-in-Chief welssert's first
Official order was Issued yesterday, and desig-
mates Milwaukee, Wis, as headquarters Tor the
present.
A sharp fight occurred Thursday night in
Sicily between a military patrol and Dand OF
brigands under the leadership OF the notorious
robber Leonardo. Leonardo was wounded and
captured.
Particulars have been received by the steamer
Belgic at San Francisco from 1okohoma OF
Destructive typhoOn over the Riukiu Islands,
Nearly 5000 buildings wero destroyed or dam
aged sixty tunks were wrecked, and legi)n Of
missing sailors are supposed 20 have been
drowned.
The ColOred Mems National Protective AssO-
ciatlOn in session at Indianapolis yesterday, de-
nounced President Harrison and tho administra-
tiOn the force bill and the protective tariff, and
declared that the failure of tho administration
60 protect the negro was their reason for so
doing. The iree-trade idea was endorsed. An
Iowa delegate offered a resolution endorsing
Grover Cleveland, but this was rejected.
The Venezuela Minister, Senior n. BoIet-Pe-
raza At New York, still persists IN his statement
that be has a swift yacht at his disposal, ready
20 send after the South Portland, the ship which
cleared Wednesday With arms and ammunition,
which the Minister declares he VIII not allow 70
The members Of the New YORK Revolution Club,
however, which contains all the prominent Vene-
xuelans OF tho city outside Of the Minister'S own
family, say that tho story Is all romance, as the
Minister has not enough money TO ut out cat
boat.
Ex-Congreesman BOwden. OF the Norfolk Way
District called at the War Department IN WASH
ington yesterday 70 have a conferences With
Actiug-Secretary Grant about the War Depart
ment's order directing that the Hygeia and all
other hotels as Old Point DO closed September
2yth unless they comply with the departments
instructions 10 commence work Rt once upon a
new sewerage system. Colonel Bowden said
that the operation Of this order would inAict
almost lncalcuiable damage az the Point, and
even affect tho business interests OF Norfolk. He
SAYS that the hotels now in operation are ready
20 submit plan, but that the cooperation OF
other property which 10 tn litigation ID neces-
sary. Tho War Department has been trying
for years 70 have new sewerage system put in,
and the published reports OF officers Tor the last
two OF three years have called attention % the
danger OF the health OF the troops az Fort Mon
roe and the guests at the hotels caused By the
pollution Of drinking water from the sewerage
OF the hotels An drinking watar that comes
from Mn creek "a declared 20 be polluted by the
sewerage. which is emptied into the bay, bus
which " carried Dack BY tho tide. The depart
ment wants system that viii carry tne sewerage
into ths main channel, thence 70 be waahed out 70
sea. and Actin g-secretary Grant has determined
thai some snch plan shall bs carried into affect
or tho hotok DO cloeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24

About ore thousand persons. including
many ladies', assembled in the courthouse
yard this morning to hear the political
issues OF the day discussed by as disiins
cu1shed speakers as DR.. M. z. Holt, who
led off in most forcible speech OF more
than an hour. He touched upon the tarih
and force bill, and was listened 70 with
marked attention. Hon. w. a. Reese next
introduced General Fitz Lee. Mr.. Reese
was IN one of his happiest moods. and. II
would be idle to attempt 70 repeat ms
many words of praise for Our Glorious
Fitz." General Lee replied in his usual
happy style, discussed the tarih and force
bill. and called on bis old cavalrymen to
follow him now in peace as they once ala
in war.
AREPUBIIcAN's GUN.
An old comrade Of the General furnished
cannon to make fun for the boys. lie Is
known Republican"
Mr. Harry Taylor next introduced Mr.:
James l.. Gordon as tho silver-tongued
orator of Virginia. This young man sus-
tanned well his position and went away
with the compliments Of all.
A recess was taken for dinner, and then
the venerable Major Kent spoke 20 the
people. His words were those of wisdom,
and many men have gone away impressed
with him as an honest man, whose opin-
ions are worthy of consideration.
Hon. James L. Epes was present aud re-
ceived the congratulations OF his many
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24
THE CAMPAIGN IN KING WILLIAM.
Mr.. Meredith Dissects the Peoples Plat
form. the Tariff. and the Force Bill.


WEST POINT, Va, September 23.-Mr.
Charles V. Meredith spoke at the Town
Hall here last night. He was surprised TO
find large number of ladies in the audi
ence, and he declared that il all whom he
saw before him were members of the club
West Point had the grandest club in the
Union, and that the country was safe.
Mr.. L. II. Edwards. president of the Cleye-
land. Stevenson and Wise Club. intro
duced the speaker in few well-chosen
words
Mr.. Meredith took up the platform Of
the Peopi3 3's party adopted at Omaha and
showed the rashness of the men who
could go before the people with such q
declaration OF principles. Having de-
monstrated that the People's-party plat
form lodged the tariff question:, and
having shown very briefly the real i'm
portance of the tariff. Mr.. Meredith went
into the clearest and most forcible dis
cussion of the force bill ever heard here.
The speech has been much discussed on
the streets to-day, and every ono declares
that be understands the silver question
and the force bill very much better than
heretofore A hearty vote Of thanks was
rendered Mr.. Meredith, the ladies particl-
pating in the voting.