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BLACK STRAW HATs are AL right" Make
no mistake. None SO durable. Mems, Soc and
81 Boys. 25c. and soc. A. L. LEWIS 435 eth st.
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CITY ITEMS.
We Know What You Wan

we Know What You Want!
Pure Spices, Unadulterated Sugar, Genuine
Coffee, Reliable Tea, Healthy Yeast Powder
these are the necessities and Injuries the Amer
lean people demand. We handle no other grades
and our prices are household words.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
col and sos Seventh st. NV.
BRANCHES: 1920 14th st. n.w.-3l04 M st.,
Georgetown.-615H st. hes, 50 and GO
Center Market.-67 and So Eastern Market
81 and 80 Western Markets and o
Street Market.-101 Northern Liberty Market
NEWTON H. BOWMAN,
Telephone s4s. Manager
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ELECTRIC BELLS. speaking tubes. ]. II. KUEH-
LING. Telephone 1873.
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LIGHTSIss RoDs. electric lights. J. H. KUEH-
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CHAs. L. CARTER 4 Co..
doors from 9th st. 606'Pa. ave. NV.
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ELECTRIC FANS. motors, electric lights, &c.
1206 Pa ave-
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TIE MILNE Subtitle sale Of this fine col
lection Of goods furniture Of every description
win be resumed ON Monday morning at 10 so
o'clock ct his store, 1914 r street. Some Of the
richest and most expensive pieces are yet to be
sold and Messrs. LAiimer b Sloan say that the
sale h perfectly free and will be continued every
day until every article IL sold--Advt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER
And
JUNE SUNDAYS AT MARSHALL HALL
Slower. sweet June!
Each step more slow.
Linger and loiter you Cos
Linger little while to dream,
Or see yourself in yonder stream.
Fly not across the summer SO!
Sweet June! Be SLOW"
SUNDAY. JUNE TO- SUNDAY. JUNE 10.
THE MAcALEsTER. FINEST AND FASTEST.
AT IL AM. 2:45 AND 6:l5PM.
Leaving Marshall Hall at 12:45 AS and $50 p. m.
THE RIVER QUEEN AT $3.50 Pm.
Leaving Marshall Hall At Ppm.
Passengers return from Marshall Hall on any boat
schroeder's Select Band. in their new uniforms. on
the Manchester morning and afternoon and at Mar
PROGRAM OF THE MUSIC.
PART1
l. Spanish Fort Brooks
2. Selection. ....... The Bohemian Girl. Balfe
Song for Cornet. Image Of the Rose .Reichardt
L. Daughter Of Love Bennett
PART =.
hhrch America brOo ks
T. Selection........ The Purtan's Daughter. Balfe
z. Fantasia. La Paloms. Missud
8. Trombone Solo. BY the ses.........Mr.G ebiks
PART B.
9. Overture. .Vignette ............... Boyer
10. Medley. Bric-a -Brac -. So. -. Missud
IL. Characteristic. Guard Mount Eienberg
IL. GaoP....... Csrousal. Collins
Bee the Handsome New Paviions
See the Beautiful New Dining Room.
See the Elegant Pagoda and the Riding Gallery.
Bowl on the Bowling Alleys.
Shoot in the Shooting Gallery.
SION.
Wander Over the Green Lawns and Take Your Ease
Meath the Shade Of the Great
Ancestral Trees.
Go on the IL Am boat, and with Sweet Music,
Heavenly Maid, SPEND the June Sunday on the Green
Lawns Of Marshall Hall.
The best Of order guaranteed on the boats and ut
Marshall Hail.
JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER
TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD.
The MACALEsTER and RIVER QUEEN electric
lighted. Fast Hyinp trims tn MARSHALL, HAIL. and
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Lawn Tennis Goods closing out at cost
WALFoRDs, ATT Pa. ave. NV. It,
Visit Dyrenforth's today. Special Offering
in $40. S12.5O and SIS Suits. 621 Pa. ave. je17-2
Singleton, 415 18th st. NV. still con-
tinues the sale Of Furniture and other season.
able goods at a discount Of Is per cent from
his regular low prices. OF course this means
cash, and will only continue a short time longer
as he is contemplating some improvements in
his store, which will unavoidably interfere
with business while In progress A very good
line of Medium-priced Baby Carriages stiil In
stock, which will surprise you by the low fig
ures asked for them. Remember everything
except Carpets goes at the same discount-l5
per cent-and Carpets at less than cost to close
THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
Special drive in $40, s12.5O and SIS Suits
today. DYRENroRrHs, 621 Pa. ave. je17-2t
Telephone 1850. Domestic Sewing
Machine, cor. 7:h and sts., for renting and
repairing. jel8-eOlm
Buy Machine with Reputation
Earned by Forty Years Of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. g. It's silent
rotary motion free from the heavy rasping ac-
ton Of shuttle machines.
WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co.,
| 1e4-str 437 9th st. n. W.
Special sale Of Suits today. DYRENFoRrH's,
62l Pa. ave. Qate Hamburgers. jel7-2t
II You are going on hunting or fishing ex-
petition don't forget to take liberal supply of
Whites Yucatan Gum with you. You win And
1t indispensable jelS-6t
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases.
8. Heller, 720 It'll ct. n. W., is making a spe-
| ciAlty in Ladies' aud Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf my20-tr
None Name II But to Praise.
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
A marvel Of hghtness and swiftness.
jaT Office zS7 9th st. NV.
Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 100
| THE "BEST' BEER
Has already achieved the reputation Of beins The
nnest article In the country; Hight. and whole
| some. jel6-8t
lHR BEST BEER
L. eight months old and vn stand any snalysis 1854
No MOTHER sHc !E.!.I s s WITHOUT THE
T. e appstanf md stEengthsninS and rslisvss the
tired wosnout feeling incident 70 hot weather sl6
| KKRvAND. ENoRAvK6 AND LiTH0dRXPHRR
| IA 10l2 PENN. NJ
WAITING cards printsd from plata. 7se psr 100 oei
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EDFriTy
BUILDING. LOAN AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION or WASHINGTON. n. c
OFFICES: 9I3. 9l5 and ais ST NV
commend our per cent 5-y-Ar Coupon Certificates
-e Per Gent paid Regular Depo-its.-
You borrow 81 600 from M on Real Fstst,
security and pay il back at the rate Of si3 Ter munth
Offers unprecedented opportunity for Investments
coueaned with absolute security. 5000 shares in
force
STOCK 81 PER SHARE.
MATURING IN ZOE MONTH";
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF sa0n
Az money secured by best real estate. Loans mails
under the personal inspection Of the officers Il the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspondencs
solicited Circulars and other information oifae.
HARRISON DINGMAN. Prs. ,eri.
ANDREW WALL. Vice Presid.nt and Manager
A-oNlO .eeS-r-tary
uEohrf Treasurer,
EDW. :. YORK.. Manager of Loan Department
GEO W. LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
. Z. sMl lh..........-......... -..---.. Attorney
t S.Iss g. LnfR% r6.ssr W 3. ELnBs:
Member Washington stock EKchan.s
LEWIS a. TEwsBURY 4 CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS
1895 st.. WASHINGTON. n. c.
Buy and sell for cash or Gu margin Stocks. Bonds.
Direct private wire. New York and Chicaso
Interest allowed on deposits.
outnf,iowp business sI'e,lalty.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone. SIS
oc2l-tr
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WONDERFUL electric fountain at Bethesda
Park will play every evening at o clOck.
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LAST performance dog circus at Bethesda
Park. Admission free.-Adpt
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BATTLE OF GErTYsBURa.

To9EPH q. PQLKINHoRN BE0s TO INFORM
q. 81 Rffsrds sn6 tAs Rpbc that hsvins Purehassd
"a q sr ss65 e ~ Soos;n1s tas 61sas the
@cfeaeed AciltHes and corps of AFytc)AsS WoFkmen
e e sxecuts every dsscrptiop Of p!intp6
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L. s. DENTAL Assn
Gentlemen: Having had several teeth eX-
traeted with YOUR wonderful ana sthetIc. Zonine.
most enphaticaily recommend it. The opera
tons were performed without the slightest pain
while i was wide awake and in full possession OF
my senses
Cordially yours,
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
c. T. HAvrssEn.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and ii. Atlantic building.
$50 st. NV.
INVESTMENT sECURIrIEs
Stocks. Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash
margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
j. 6. Bache 4 Co, New York Stock Exchange.
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman, Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change
Lamfo Bros L Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New FORK. Chicago and New Or
leans Telephone. 453 jel7-tr
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ANAcosTIA. ID. c., Nav 3, 1,

BALANCE of Leonard hardwood refrigerators at
10 per cent discount A. EBERLYs Sons. us It'll.
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REST OF ALL

BEST OF ALL
AND PLEASANT ExcURsIoxa
Two saloon steamers leave nh street. fsEEy wharf
hourly from 6:l5 am. until 7:l5 pm TWELVE
MILE SAIL ON THE POTOMAC FOB Is CENTa
BABIES FREE
For PLEASANT EVENING TRIP take $50 .. m.
boat. Home ct 7i45 pm Samsschedule On Sundays.
commencing Ct $50 an IAstfound trip. $50 p. n.
Visit Alsxandxia, Va,
FATHER wAsHIN0rON,s CHURCH.
Masonic Lodge, the BraAduck Ho1se anA TIE maay
ssna.zscnsss ffom ITO 10 1su6 jslAooel
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JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER
TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD.

The MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN electric
lighted. Fast flying trips to MARSHALL HALL and
INDIAN HEAD EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS. Schroeder's Band and Or
chestra. Round-trip tickets. 25 cents. 1t
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Fishing Tackle-Special Reductions
Split Bamboo Rods, 81 Steel Rods, IS; Nickel
plated Click Reels. 81 WALFoRDs, ATT Pa.
ave. NV it,
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DoN,r P.Y L.

DoNr Pay IT,
DON'T Don't rav DC for se,mIe.. Mating
PAY PAAY er.s,y's prize sgse: or ss = roll. 90 vi.
DON'T mask Msttins. Gpssty's pries Nv. ba,.t
PAY gay 81. 80 70 e2 80 for Linoleun . vds.
DoNr So for pure M Dsrr 90 r...y
PAY price s12 80. Don't paV Is 70 sl2 for All
poNr tom. rsstrs e ~0 as 70 Si n i1 81 - bS
PAY Dayel0 TO s2Jfor Baby Carriages. Grastys
DoN,r pay si2 % ss5 Tor Leonsrd's Rsfris-ra,or.
PAY sISsys Price ., IS % az IS. Bsay gag
DoN,r cirasty's price 81 as 70 81 so bonT rag
CHAMBER Sets Land psnseS G 2p,s
DON'T price e.. ss. Ic. Donf paV az to si0i for
PAY hne cluster-lex r. Extension Table
DON'T Tor plain 3 r. Table roaSd r. so as 20
PAY Grasty's price s3.s IS Don't pay o.. 25 20 20
poNr hns WV White eO Knob anS Sook ss snay
PAY Do1rs. LIS. Ice Cream Frsszers. . at.
DoNr pav is 70 sS for cotion!tsD Mattrss. '
PAY PAY Gra.tE's pries e g. g. DAT go 50
DON'T Srasss ' rice s % 70 ~ shs 20 for sas
PAY Don't Pay 81 pound fsr prime Goose feath-
DON'T in pillow or by round DosY hoe voiI
PAh rUrnsfure until you ret our prices. We
poNr sas " We sssr sa on NE SV and
PAY weteep dorm erpsnss. Antthat sound
P $sf ;.S r S Pi e. sS ss Is
poNr @ ssoG u 81 sns yos and sse rhs e
r. ss s.V. =: %s ss;e ys q s:s
much or how little You buy. Come aud
Nj. c. GR.srr
Double Stores, Furniture. MAttings. China. a..
l5lO-l2 an St. Bat. Y. aud Vn.w mv-si
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DAScIxo on the pavilion ss Bethesda Park To-
night.-Adrt
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old vintage; found eficacious by the faculty; 40
PC. cheaper than foreign compounds. 1t
White Mosquito Net, &C.;
Figured Challies. &C.: Lawns, &C.; Ice Blankets,
4Sc.; China Silks, $780,; Outing Shirts, 39c.
Surah Silks, $780,; Twilled Cotton Drawers, Csc
Wash Rags, &c.; Buggy Lap Robes, 5Oc.: India
Linen, &c.; Children's Gauze Shirts, for 25c
1t "CARTERs," I'll Market Space.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.-
SUMNER SCHEDULE
FOR COLONIAL BEACH
PrNrY POINT.
Grand opening ct Piney Posn,au
SATURDAY JUNE IL. lse
The steamer aeorse Leary will leave tn. company.
son s;s ,oUt 8, n St pornins during the .:
SsS.y :: II ;s.fg q, ooioai. ss.S .anns
rnsy Point sppisx ooioa.i s~.eS SONS aS and
sS.nns :. and sS9Sy a
leaves Pinsy Point At sy ?. "a stopping at Colonial
c1s L s.ssS e.a
sheIsn under y YEAR,. n h ssnff pr aSa' u
T Ss ; Sn and no
Applications Tor charter durtns the SEASON should
e early :. !sH $50 L fi 4 .s s:s
EUROPE E sf SS .sS PRkSs
r s: sl. .sls IN s,.. Sirn p. SF
EUROPE. ", " P VAN wI Icss +: ave.
WE WONDERFUL, oAyERNs OF LURAY, VA,
ers.e sa :. II. Hna s1d
Washington at 30 m. do the caverns Al night ana
m Saeh Sam m next day. Let US take in
"CLEN ECHO AND CHACTAu0UA"
Barees can be chartered by parties for er-
cursion 70 Glen Echo and Chsutauaua during the
month OF June without extra charge for admission 10
grounds. The steamer Dixie" he Chartered
'Cs anG point on the canal 1905 4 kSo
EoR CABIN JOHN BRIpGE.-sTEAMER FLOR
ence Will make two t.tps sundays Tuesdays. Thurs
Boat lesyes 2d street and canal Fare p each
way. Boat for charter Mondays Wednesdays and Fri-
day. Price from el2 TO els. Address J. A MAR
CONNER. 1913 I'D OF. NJ w. engineer at Judd &
Detweiler's. Printers. 1lth st. myl 7-tu this
EoR CHARTER-THE STEAM YACHT JUNE. $
Il by day, week or month. For excursions viii az
coiaInodate IS. For tourists. pleasure hunting
parties good sleeping accommodations for L. Espe-
cialy htted for family parties bar. For further
PARTICULARS and terms apply TO
". c. DUvALl.
1e2-1m' H23 ct. NV.
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GASOLINE, 15c gal. MUDpIaAS. 614 18th s
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This IL Very Interesting IN Rows

This Is Very Interesting to Boys.
On Monday TRoTT, 1902 18th st. NV will
inaugurate his annual sale Of every conceivable
kind Of Fireworks at such low prices as were
never before heard Of. Retailers supplied. 1t
ssThc Best Made.o
Our 4Sc. Jean Drawers are warranted Pep
peren.
"The Best Made"
1t FRANC 4 Son, cor. 7th and D.
SeasOnable.-ChrX ander' True Old City
made Blackberry Cordial, from ripe fruit. 1t
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THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
Still onsrs
SERIES '.B- STOCK.
It s the best Investment On the Washington market
to-day
Because it promises large returns and its value IL
based real estate actually owned by the company
Because every dollar invested previous July will
be doubled in value by the completion the Bristol
and Elizabethton railroad
Because three hundred men sre now engaged build
ing bridges and laying rails to complete this road by
August l.
Because the enterprise 10 no longer experiment.
but a well-es.sblished and prosperous business
Because it is honestly and carefully managed
Because the property Of the company is located in
the richest mineral timber and agricultural region Of
the south.
Because the company practically owns the entire
Wstausa Valley and the available surrounding land.
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
every deal " description made in the interest Of
the stock. No outside issues. Stakeholder stand
upon the ground floor. Stock in the point to which
every profit converges and upon which every dividend
turns.
This is q sample Of kilograms received:
ELIZABETHToN. TENN. June IL. 1892.
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
Washington. d. c.:
Will take lot Ii, block "a Have sent money.
ELsBY JONES.
The AVERAGE price Of lots sold is about s7oo The
average price per paid for the land about s7o
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ARTIFICIAL EYES 81 up. HEMPLzR's. 453 Pa. av.
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. JOHN g. CARLISLE
Hon. ISHAM q. HARRIS.
Hon. II. C. HANSBRoUGH
Hon. ROBERT p. PORTER.
Hon. BENZ. BUTTERwoRTH.
Hon. LOUIS Z. McCOMAs.
A. 7. BRITTON.
s. NJ. JOHNSON.
c. r. McBLAIR.
81 Atlantic bldg.
je17 Agent for the District Of Columbia
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Lawn Tennis Goods closing out at cost
WALFoRD's, ATT Pa. ave. n w., It,
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s.ono-DNE cures headache Druggists, 2sc.-Adu
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DAY RIDGE ON THE CHESAPEAKE.
BOATING,
BATHING
FISHING.
DAILY CONCERTS AND
OTHER ADJUSTMENTS.
Trains leave B. and o. station. Washington, week
days at els q. ~, 1:3O and 42S pm. Sundays at
s:35 a. m. 1 80 and Bis pm.
Palace steamer Columbis-capacity. 4.OOO-con-
meets at Bay Ridge with the 9:15 IN. train week
days and the 9:35 al train Sundays. adording an
opportunity for . delightful trip 20 miles on the
Chesapeake bay. Round trip on steamer, lOc.
oundtrip tickets from Washington, 81 co.
s. B. HEGE. City Passenger Agent
3e9-3m 1851 Pa. ave.
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NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
ANs T. v. ARROwsMITH
From 9TH st. Ferry Wharf, commencing
SATURDAY. JUNE Is, AT pm.
Resumes her route on the PICTURESQUE LOWER
P0I0MAC INCLUDING the DELIGHTFUL
SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS AT 5P.M.
On MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS AT p. NJ
Touching at all WATERING PLACES
AND SUMNER RESORTS:
COLONIAL BEACH. COLTON's, LEONARDTOwN
PlNEI POINT, ST. GEORGES ISLAND,
NOMINI CREEK. YEQCOMICO, COAN RIVER
AND SMITHS CREEK.
Returning, arrives at Washington on Sundays at
10 30 p. NJ. and on Wednesdays and Fridays a. m
Steamer expressly lifted for the route Passenger &C.
Communications hrstclass. c. W. RIDLEY,
1el0-:3m General Manager,
STEAMEh GEOGRAPHICALLY TO DIXIE
First trip 10 9. m. 3, $. Q, 2. Sand 9p IN. We'd
nesday and Saturday. So'clock excepted
Beautiful scenery and q pleasant round trip, 15c.
Pleasure boats Of all kinds for hire. Steamer for
oh srter.
Boat leaves Cumberland boat house. foot Of st.
n. W.. foot Of ed st. v. my27- Sin
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s. Heller, 720 It'll st. NV, is making q spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my2O-t
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None Name II But to Praise.
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm No. q.
A marvel Of hghtness and swiftness.
jaT Office z37 9th ct. NV,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14
THE SLAVE TRADERS OUTBREAK.

The news of the outbreak on the Upper
Kongo by the Arab slave hunters proves
what THE DISPATCH has always predicted,
that the slave trade there is to be abol-
ished and the supremacy Of civilization
maintained only by vigorous use of force.
1t is to be hoped that the administrators
of the Kongo Free State, now that the fact
has been made evident, will employ the
resources of civilized warfare in establish
ing civilization along the entire length Of
the Kongo. The Arabs held power in the
interior of Africa only for purposes of
kidnapping and rapine. They laid whole
districts waste for the profit of carrying
off percentage of the survivors as slaves.
When this operation was interfered with
it was to be expected that they would
fight The posts OH the Kongo should
have been fortified to resist them and
armed steamers should have been in readi-
ness to suppress any outbreaks.
The Kongo Free State has the power to
put vessels on the Kongo which will be
irresistible as against the Arabs. The
smallest of steamers armed with the least
of Krupp guns can make the banks of that
stream untenable to any Of the robbers
who uphold the right to ravage that Sec
ton for slaves. This should be done thor
oughly and promptly at whatever cost.
The operation may be slow and difficult.
But when it is done so as to teach the
lesson of civilized law magnificent path
to commerce will be opened into Central
Africa, and the deathblow will be given
to the slave trade.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14

Mr.. Henry Tuckley's letter in THE DIS
PATCH this morning on the wages of Eng
lish labor reaches point with especial
local interest. by the comparison of wages
in the steel works of Sheffield with those
offered by the scale of the Carnegie estab-
lishment at Homestead. The figures
given are the strongest possible illustra-
tion Of the difference between the Amer
ican and English systems.
Those who are interested in this subject,
which class includes every workingman,
and every man whose income is derived
from labor'S wages, will find it profitable
10 study the comparison made in that ar
ticle. The figures need not be repeated
here. 1t is enough to point out the fact
that the scale resisted as a reduction at
Homestead is on the average nearly twice
the wages which labor is receiving in the
great steel works at Sheffield. Extend
that difference throughout all the branches
of iron and steel manufacture and the col
'ateral industries, and the dispute as to
@ relation of the tariff to the rate Of
'Ces will be ended.
20 better defense of the American sys-
0f is needed than such a
reward of labor at home
E'-e these arc worth
800 ,OIumes of mere theory.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14
BLOCK ISLAND GETS ITS SHARE
OF Pittsburgers Who Are just Now Enjoy
ing Plenty of Good Fishing.


BLOCK ISLAND, Aug. 13-Special1 1-Pitts-
burgers still continue to come, and q large
proportion of the guests at the Ocean View
are from that city. They come in parties
and groups and thoroughly enjoy every mo-
ment Of their stay.
Among the late arrivals are W. A. Stanton
and wife, W. j. Morris and son, H. W. Wilde,
W. P. Townsend and Mrs. A. b. Walker.
A full dress ball very interesting to the
large number of Pittsburgers present. at
Block Island, was given ut the Ocean View
Hotel the past week. The floor was crowded
with dancers and some very pretty gowns
were worn. Among these were the following:
Mrs. George w. Dean, very handsome
gown OF light green faille with f1ounce
draperies of lace caught with pink rose buds
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. S. Rose-Black corded silk en- train,
black lace and diamonds.
Mrs George w. Reed-Lilac silk with satin
stripes and white lace dfaperies
Miss Campbell-Daffodn yellow silk, with
black polka dots and black chiffon trim
mings.
Mrs. n. McKleod-Trained gown of black
piah Miss 81 MssshewsIwhi5e gauze drapsd over
yellow silk and yellow ribbon draperies.
Thursday evening there WAS Pittsburg
euchre party held in the private parlor of
the hotel. They are all very fond of euchre
and play it exceedingly well. In the public
parties they are very successful prize win
hers. their only formidable opponents being
mems first prize and Mrs. Lloyd the ladies'.
Their success in fishing is likewise
proverbial, Mr.. Rose carrying off the honors
SO far for largest haul. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Dean left the island on Monday after a
three weeks sojourn.
Mr.. James Steen, who has been a favorite
guest at the Manisses for several seasons
and SO came to the island for his annual
visit this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14

a matter of surprise how those standard
institutions, the English illustrated papers,
are able to give pictures from life of
things which happened hundreds of miles
from the artists and engravers.
Now comes the London Illustrated Neoos
withinteresting information on that point.
This family standby gives to the English
world thrilling portrayal of the act of
Sir Charles Eaan Smith tearing up the
treaty in the presence of the court Of
Tangier. The English artists exhibited
more than the usual energy in this case,
for the esteemed frustrated Na'os got out
its picture just in time TO come into COL
lision with the statement of Sir Charles
Euan Smith that he never tore up the
treaty or did anything at all.
Possibly this interesting little incident
will give us q temporary vacation from
the horror of our kin across the seas over
the crudeness and sensationalism of the
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