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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
Mrs. Lanrtrr.s Latest victim.
New York Recorder.

Mrs. LaBgtry has once more sprung into
considerable prominence, though scarcely
into popularity, as the cause of the sensa-
tioBal rupture of the engagement between
the eldest son of Sir Robert Peel and beau
tiful Miss Lane Fox.
Young Peel has been winning so largely
at Monte Carlo and has been assoeiating so
openly with Mrs. Langtry, and giving rise
TO so much scandal by his mode Of life there,
that Miss Lane Fox had 20 other alterna-
tive left than 10 break off the engagement
Mrs. lIangtry has returned 10 London
with young Peel In her train.
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antique hinges and lock, with an appropriate
Vatican or Penet scene painted in mahogany
and old-rose tints on its face; or else brass
rod to which by means of small brass rings
a Powered silk Saieen or cretOnne curtain is
hung in easy folds. The cabinet itself is
suspended by a cord, in harmonizing color.
as though it were a hanging shelf; on the
top may rest al ornamental slipper horn.
DuttOn-hook, an oblong antique box 10 hold
silk shoe laces, some dainty bisque
ornaments, Of which SHOES or slippers are
noticeable feature. or it may hold glass or
porcelain slipper filed with fresh flowers.
For the inside Of the cabinet door, in
place Of the old slipper and shoe pockets
made of linen, select dark, rich-eolored
India twill, which is stout enough to hold
heavy shoes without sagglng Make each
pocket, which is sewn on to a fiat. plain
background, very full. Hem each at the top,
and under tape on the inside fasten draw
ing strings, the end of which draw through
two eyelet holes in the center of the pocket
at the hem. Thus each pair OF shoes may
be tied into It's own pocket away from dust.
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To Stay or TO Be Slain. which

To attack the dragoon Of disease and annlhiIate
him before his deadly talons grow, allow him
To attain dangerous maturity and destroy us-that
Is the question OF paramount Importance TO all
Afflicted with organic ailments Among these dis
orders Of the kidneys and bladder are the fatal
order II unrestTained at the outset. Their growth
is rapid. their elimination death Bright's disease
ordinary neBhrtis, diabetes cztarrah Of the blad.
der gravel, suppression OF the secretion cannot be
tempered With or dsregarded safely HCstetter's
Stomach BRters Is superb depurativ tonic Civ
lug tie due Impulse without excitaton TO the renal
oTgaas besides strengthening and regulating them
10 common With the rest OF the sestem It infuses
too. vigcr and regularity into the stomach bowels
and liver. successfully ouaterscts malaria aud
rheumatism. and IS a pre-eniHentiy Ene tonic for
the aged, the enfeebled ana the conValescont- u
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which adds much to the general effect of the
hat.
A leading firm sent to the Actors Fund
Fair hat, the brim Of which was of point
d'Alencon lace. The crown was magieienne
shape, and the simple but effective decora-
ton consisted of yellow faiIle ribbon in an
Alsatian bow and two long white plumes.
\ band of black velvet enereled the crown,
and rhinestone buckle cleaned from under
the shadow Of one plume. An equally
pretty hat IS of soft Milan braid. with a
rather bread brim that curls gently up in
the back and extends way out over the
eyes. shading them effectually. A full bow
adorns the front, and an end Of the ribbon
is carried and twisted around to the back
where it falls in a long, broad end decorated
with brilliant rhinestone pin. a graceful
bunch of plumes rises at the back and
waves to the front. The ends turn dainuly
and give an excellent effect from the side
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ton sawed off. leaving il
about 10 inches in depth.
It is next to be lined
with heavy pink muslin
and partiti0ned off into
pige holes T0Omy
enough to hold a pair Of
shoes each. The sides
and top of the cabinet
are covered with a strip
Of mahogany-red plush,
the edges turned under
and fastened down with
lacks having antique
brass heads. Across the
front the cabinet has
either one of two things
"a door of light pine
wood covered with wool
en- tapestry fastened
with Iittla antique nails
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sleeved gown of white
silk or satin. But the
danlsels who attend her
will be dressed quite
differently at a noon
wedding from what they
would be at all evening
a fl air. Their gowns
must be very pretty, but
not sorieh as the brides,
OF course. When some
quaint style can be de-
eIded upon, il is best.
At n recent wedding
the bridesmaids were all
gOwned in pale rose gray
with big white sashes
and big white hats. The
{ ElFf2 tEnrn M a 10 n gfor
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers viii sail at NOON on the stu. s--s
18th and 18th Of each month calling at @Ezrfp
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line sailings-May 20 So san jose ::
June 4, S. San Juan; June 15 IS. City OF New
York.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MIN III, calling at Mazatlan san Bias ManzauilIo
Acapulco Port Angel, Salms Cruz, Toa4la Sla
hehlto, ocos, Chanperieo, san Jose de Guatemala
Aea1utla, La Li0ertad. La Union. AmspalA Corl:.to
San Juan del Sur ana Panta Arenas
way line ssilng-June Is. at = O'Clock noon S.
CITY OF Panama.
When the regular sa ling date fails on Su1Ily.
steamers vii! be dispatched the preceding SaIurIif
1AfAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HOMEGROWN
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and at hong-KOng for East Indies
Straits ETC.;
City OF Peking Saturday, May 81, at p u
CiIy OF Rio de Janeiro Tuesday June II, at p n
China. ......... ....... SATURDAY. July g. at p r
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return ast5-
dueed rates
For Freight or Passage apply. at the ONCE eoruoc
First and BFannan streets.
Branch Ofhee-202 Front street,
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent
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Greenaway and Grand
mother gowns of the
past. Quaint as the long
skirts were. they natur-
ally hampered the free
movements of a child,
and as movement, free
and plentiful, is the
greatest boon Of sum-
mer, the shorter style is
much better.
A graceful little dress
suitable for a girl of Z
or s is illustrated here.
In the model it was of
sage green crepon and
ecru point Orlando.
1t is a simple frock,
princess in shape, fas-
tening diagOnally to the
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Trying . Saints Patience.

New York Herald
St. Peter-Who are YOU?
Shade of DECENTRALIZATION me- You
meant to say who were you" did you not
St Peter-See here. Either Inv English
goes or you 90.
Shade of Bostonjan--I Insist on the cor
rection.
st. Peter-Take the toboggan.
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WOIU
the prevailing style, but did not trail on the
ground. About the bottom was a frill OF
white silk. The waist had deep, round
yokes OF white silk. beneath which the gray
material was gathered into the waist band
The yokes were outlined with fluffy MKT
ure of gray and white feather trimming
The full sleeves OF gray ended in deep white
silk cuffs. Soft white silk sashes, very
wide and very long, were tied loosely about
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waist beneath gathered lace revers, which
form the continuation OF the lace collars.
Lace put on plainly trims the right front be-
low the waist and the bottom of the skirt.
The full sleeves are gathered into the shout
der and into the elbow, where they finish
with lace ruffie. A belt of loosely folded
green velvet iastens with silver buckle.
This is very simple style, for the goods
are merely drapped on TO half-fi.ting lining.
1t is eminently suitable for little girfs
spring gown Of soft wool or perhaps Of soft
china silk. For although rich materials for
children's clothes are in thoroughly bad
taste, China silk is allowed, as 1t is soft,
simple and very youthful.
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crown, square on the
edge, around which is a
wide, plain band Of
orange velvet covered
with white lace. A triple
bow OF black broeaded
ribbon adorns the left
side and is pierced by
two black quilts laced
with gold cord. The rim
is held in place, by the
way, with a heavy satin
wire etiffaDed cord,
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with enamel paint, then
cover the sides with two
co n asting materials
like the design. Plush
and silk 90 well together,
and tits pretty to choose
very delicate c0l0rs. Line
with silk-puttlng Oh the
materials neatly with
strong furniture glue,
and afterward cover the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
COSTUMES FOR CHILDREN.

Children's dresses this spring are not less
charming than those OF their elders. They
are. however. good deal simpler and per-
haps somewhat more comfortable. The
newest dresses are shorter than the Kate
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
As Sweet as a Peach.

Piled In the market, all plnkY and sweet,
Downy and mellow and tempting TO eat,
Prisons of juicIness--notice how each
Passer-by murmurs How Sweet Is Peachp'
A phrase more expressive could not have been
coined;
With dalntiest thoughts il Is evermoFe joined.
Light, sound ana favor-one figure OF speech
Covers eompletey-"As Sweet as a Peachn
But one thing II fits most completely OF ALI,
The mouth eleansed with sOZODoNT, rightly
we call
With teeth shining. gums healthfuI, breath "out
OF reach''-
IT'S this that is surely "As Sweet as Peach"
The Delight of the Ladies.
Because 1t enhances their charms teBfold. is
soZ0DoNT, with which no dentlrrice can com
pare. II checks premature decay OF the teeth,
completely removing tartar from their surfaces,
interstices and cavities. whitening them, rem :
derng the gums healthy and corralIne and the
breath as balmy as the odor OF flowers. The
gritty and acid properties which render many
tooth powders and washes Objectionable are not
to be found In Americas FAyoRIFE, 500
DON'T.
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the waist and fell in loops to the bottom OF
the skirt. The hats were Of soft white felt.
wide brImmed in front and trimmed with
white ostrich feathers and ribbons. This
was at noon wedding.
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UIIs ID otUVis "IN 10 - WV
little chatelaine that
bangles at the side. An
other belt is ornamented
with one large horseshoe
and two "bits." The
most appropriate belt to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
WOMEN and HOME.
One Of the Most Stylish Hats Of the
Season.
Novel Frames for Photographed Hanging
Cabinet-some Artistic Co.'S
tunes.

The new 'Bolero" shape is one of this
seasons most chic hats. 1t is made of a
fancy lace straw with rim that, though
broad, is rolled so high and tight that its
width is lost sight of. 1t has rather deep
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
DRESSES FOR BRIDESMAIDS.

What the bride shall wear is easily enough
determined. But it is in deciding upon the
bridesmaids costume that difficulty arises
Whatever time Of day the ceremony, the
bride will wear her high-necked, long
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wear with q nautical Costume haS an
anchor-shaped buckle and little chain with
an anchor trinket at the end. The belt
which would be the most becoming to
sbOrt-waisteu figure has a pointed front
laced down the center. II is of tan leather
-pigskin or morocco-studded with Tiny
cut-steel stars. Others
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CGMpaGNIE GENERALE

IRA S L A q q
I'reorh Line to Havre.
EoMPANY'S PIER (NEW), ~ NORTH Sz~a
y River foot OF Morton st. Travellers by S4{HHR
this lire avoid both transit by English railway and
ahe discomfort Of crossing the channel IN Small
boat
La TOURAINE. Capt FrangeHI. .................
..,..............,.. Saturday, May 2oth, $3.50 A. "
La CHAMPAGNE Capt. Boyer .............,..,
,,.................. Saturday, June 4th. $50 AV
IA BoURGOGNE Capt. Leb0euf. ..,,,,.,.,...
................. Saturday, June Iith, 8: 30 AN
la BRETAGNE Capt. Collier.
........... Saturday, Jaae ISth. 800 AN
k4- fOr further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent.
No. Bowling Green. New YOre.
J. FUGAZI & CO., Agents Montgomery avs.
San FRANCESCA
Branch once. 10 Montgomery street. mr2u Il
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edges with jeweled braid. By embroidering
a design on the plush and a monogram on
the silk. very effective side pieces may be
made, which, after they are flushed. NAV
be screwed up again into position.
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n plethora OF ven, sue
takes the naturally
small remnant left after
such riot of creation
and sends out the Le-
nora capOte, n tiny
puff of red velvet ar
ranged eareleSsly. on a
shape of coarse black
net. A bandeau OF Jet
beads outlines the puff,
and black feathers and
aigIette are quite at the
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the matter Of waist should not wear a belt
at ali, or if she did its width should not ex-
eeed two inches. A wide belt makes large
waist appear larger.
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CURIOUS BELTS.

A novel belt Is made of plgskin IN all the
tan shades fashionable in gloves, and fas-
tened with four horseshoes. These are Of
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ia IS tttI 5thIo, UtIItIo
that are very pretty and
more expensive are
made in expanding wire
in silver, jet or gold
fastened with n deep
buckle to match. The
woman TO whom nature
has been too generous in
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN kors
~ Francesca for ports III Alaska A II szSzSs2
April and May 9. 81
For British Columbia and Puget Sound por53
April and May 4, 8, Il, 10, "a 20; June anu July
&, Is. 10, %. IS.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays A. II.
or Santa Ana. Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, 8 4. NJ
Tor San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santl
barbara and San Luis ObispO every fourth and hf5I
Cay at II A. n
or ports ia Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Oniee-Pa ace Hotel. 4 New AIontgomeryis
GOODALL. PERKINS a. co, General Agents
II 10 Market st San Franeisco
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A DRAwING-RooM BooK RESI-.

A pretty present is drawing-rOom book
rest to put on table TO hold few choice
books. Get plain wooden book-rack, I'M
screw the hinges and paint the bottom white
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-22
NOVEL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.

The mounting of photographs on palm
leaf fans affords very pretty novelty in
homemade frames, SAYS the New York Her
aid. The pair here shown are made by tax
ing two smaIl-sized fans Of about the same
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imous masculine reflection on this model
may be, What perfect theater bonnet. =
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a NEW FREAK OF FASHION.

Fashion IS nothing If not caprieious.
Having evolved the Victoria bonnet with
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appearance, crossing the
handles, and fastening
the edges Of the fans to-
gether at the point Of
contact, then tying the
handles firmly together.
Then take a thin strip
Of wood, long enough TO
reach across the backs
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to center. and fasten the fans to it at each
end with a strong thread and needle or some
small lacks; then mount the photographs
on the fans, as indicated in theiilustratl0 ms
taking care to have them squarely placed.
Fasten them by sewing long stitches over
the corners Of the photographs. Decorate
the frames with narrow strips of some
bright-colored ribbon, covering the threads
with bands If the ribbon also. Put a knot
Of wider ribbon of the same color over the
handles, another over the strip where the
edges come together, and hang with a rib
bon attached to the ends Of the strip at the
back.
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a HANGING CABINET FOR SHOE.

a quite original hanging shoe-cabinet is
made in the following artistic manner:
After some appropriate, convenient niche
in the wall is selected choose an ordinary
pine box, say a champagne case; have p0r-
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP GOMpAHf

THE SPLENDID 300U-TON STEAMERS So
OF this line carrying United States SssSsgE
Hawaiian and COlVuial malls, sail from FOlsOn-8s
" Eart ~ under
lCk hUNOAoLU, All KTAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT
SIS. MARIPOSA FRIDAY, May 27, at ? P. NJ
FOR HON0LULU 0VF.Y.
SIS AUSTRALIA -. TUESDAY, June 7. ~ aP II
For freight ana passage apply at Office. 327 Mar
ket street j. d. SPRECkELS n BROS. Co.
% II General Agents
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FOR PORTLAND q EsTORIl, ORESOY.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM 20
L Ocean Division-ant PACIFIC COAST 80 g
STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII dispatch from Spe -
street Wharf, at 10 Il, for the above ports one
their Al iron steamships. viz:
COLUhBIA-April z. 49, May /, 13 %.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-ApriI L. 23 May ).
II. %.
OREGON-ApriI 8, Is. 81. May 9. 2I
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Plclli
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other dIyeryll :
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington Britt5l
Columbia Alaska, Idaho, Montana, DakOGa. Ur4l
Wyoming. Yellowstone PARK aud all Points EAST aal
South aud to Europe
Fare to PortIand-CabIu. SIG; steerags So rolai
hip cabin, $50.
Ticket Ofices-l Montgomery ST., and Palace ID
tel. New MONTGOMERY st.
6O0DALL PERKINS 4 co, supt Ocean IAns.
If 10 Market St. san Francisco
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There are still not a few people ia good
health who recall Sir Walter Scott and have
personal acquaintance with various incl
dents Of his life. One Of these worthless is
George Croall Of Edinburgh, who was at
tie famous banquet we're Lord Meadow
bank alluded to the presence Of the mighty
magician who had rolled back the current
Of time. Sir Walter confessed TO the author
ship OF the WaYerley novels and toasted TIE
actor Maekay, who had made his Bailie
NIcOl Jaryle a presentable reality on the
stage. In these times, when much is claimed
for little, one marYelS at the conceal
ment which Scott pTactieed with regard to
the authorship Of his novels. He did not
disdain popular regard IS a poet, but be
seems to have had false pride that novel
writing was IN becoming one learned in the
law who might some day be elevated to the
bench. We must go back to the time
to understand the sHpersensitiveness
of the Scotch on the etiquette of re-
the notion that his social status
would suffer by cOnfessing that the
principal source Of his huge income came
from bOOk-wTiting. lie wanted to be
thought a laird, the founder of county
family, and at least that was not iueOm-
patble with belonging to the profession OF
the law. Ii cannot have been modeSty that
was the animating motive. lie knew the
value of his work as we'll as the publishers,
and had be kept bis hand out OF trade as a
partner with Ballantyne his fortune would
nave been stupeBd0us for man OF letters
Rudysrd Kipling has been lecturing New
FORK on its Iniquities, moral ana sanitary,
and of course has abundance of scope for
flowing pen and an Imagination on the
stretch for originality. Some OF his charges
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government three conditions are required.
There must be regard for human life;
juStice-eTimiBal anu civil-must be sound,
and there must be good roads as good civil
izers. a point which the Romans under
stood II is unfortunately the fact that
human life is held in light regard.
Crimes are numerous, not only in New
Y ork but in other States, and punishment
is tardy and uncertain. We have many
more crimes OF violence in California than
is creGltabiP. As to justice, it is a strong
thing o say that in New York they buy and
sell il al certain price openly aud without
shame. That repr0aclI cannot be true to
the full extent of the sweeping assertion.
Nobel, the Inventor Of dynamite, who had
much litigation on his patents in this c0un-
try, once declared that he would rather
take his chances Of justice in Tur-
key than in America, for in tie
one country you knew that the verdict de-
pended on the amount of consideration
given, and in the other the decision was
doubtful whatever was done. This SANDER
Gus opinion may have been associated
with his failure to establish his patents.
On this side of the Atlantic it cannot be
treated as much more than spltetul eXag-
geration. Kipling's third point, that we are
content to do without good roads, has some
foundation. All good things come to those
who wait, and if il we're not for the numerous
railroads to accommodate the public, our
highways would ere this have been con-
stTueted on good engineering principles. IL
should not be forgotten that while Rud-
Yards countrymen like TO take long walks,
the American people prefer to ride even Tor
short distances, and this accounts for the
federation of bad paving. The rails are
sm Doth enough.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
ENGLAND And THE TORLDS FAIR

THE GRANT TO Be DOUBLED-MI. MCCORMICK
ON TRADE RELATIoNs-FRENCH CREDITS.
London, April Ga large meeting OF the society
n Arts was held this evening. Among those
present were SIR George Blrdwood. OF the India once
c. NJ Kennedy, Of the Foreign ONCE. and Sir Philip
CunliHe Owen. Douglas Gallon in the chair.
Mr.. Mccormick, the Chicago Fair Commissioner. read
an exhaustive paper on the future Of trade relations
between Great britain and the United States. lie
ave a forcible array OF statistics showing that the
United states is Engands best customer, and asserted
that there every reason why England sh0nld
70 well represented at the Chicago Fair Replying
70 English criticisms on American tariff legi,lntoh.
he denied that the Mckinley law was specially aimed
II England. That law. be said. was simply bas "a
upon intelligent selfInterest, which was the motive
Of action Of individuals well as Of nations.
He reverted to the English history OF protection.
proving that protection WAS maintained BY England
as long as 1t was expcdent TO maintan II. and that
free trade was resored TO only when the position OF
(ierat Britain made protection burtfn. lie quoted
sAkcial data, disclosing the fact that the British
manufacturers cutlery against the Mckinley law is
not justified by the results OF its operation. those
American trade. The greatest complaints about the
tariff he said, came from cotton and woollen manu-
factrers who had special TO be satisfied with
the Mckinley law. Apart from tin. the exports from
the United Kingdom to the United States during the
last quarter OF 1891 Increased by G47000O over the
exports for the same quarter Of 1890. In cOncln'
aon. Mr. Mccormick said that trade disputes need
not separate the two peoples that they could meet