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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25
Uork Uanieo.

Males.
IT PHOLSTERER.-A nrst-class uphol-
| - stcrrr wants steady position In the
| country has been years With last employ
| cr; best references. Add'c,s UPHOL-
STEREE. 81 James-st.. Newark, n. J.
w Al IMAM. porter or u,cful.n ar Al
w references. desires position moderate
wages. Address d. j. COTTEK Box 4,
| 756 Broadway.
I\NrED.-Ey Young nan o, 30, writ.
w ing or any kiud az Office work reference.
Address GRAY. 43G Grand-Nt.
w ELL.RECO MMEN temperate
w young man. -. wishc, position ~ A.
also WY hsndy 1ith tots h. b., 563
Warren-'t.. BROOKLYN.
WANTED.-By a graduate OF Albany Bu-l-
n'ss Coese' situation ,h al ~ DcoASespeI
IL. g.. 80 Norfolk-st.. Dorchester Mass.
WANrED.-By man t45l. situation as
w clark, bookkceper or correspondent has
he'd position Of register and policy clerk
for Que OF the largest lnsuranc. companies
IN the world references Al. Address
TOWNSEND. 20 Laiayette-are.. Brook yn.
xVANTED.-Two southern Young men d.
w sire good situa Ion, In wholesale houses;
best references. Address. stating salary.
SC, MITCHELL aud KELLY. Il. o. Box
3, Lawrenceville. Ga.
W1LLING young man. % who Is not
Is.
any kind Address o. LABIUiG, AZ, Ist-
81, 1t door.
\VATC HMAN.-By married man; night
w or day beet of references aud bond.
BANKS, y KeIdaye., Brooklyn.
WATCHMAN steady. reliable
w nan wlShr- situation a. "aCchmen W
, any bind d position best refersncc. Adj
ct"s J. WALLER. SOC lst-a'e.
NOUNG MAN as. well educated, rapid
II md
= position In an once; excellent refer
cncr> bond NJ security II required. H.
". CoNtkLD. 2is Wet 59hst
NouNG NAN ~ well recommended
temp rate wishes a position as as-
..'tant shipping clerk. "a ket or .portri
wsrr"n--t.. Brooklyn.
NOING Man. rapid writer. can make
lin cir useful ha' had cNpertence a.
packing. desires situation can give best Of
references. l.. NJ. ). . king-st
" OrNG married nan. sge 81 desires a
cartl. hOu-" several yeas exp renr" and
best - references {, l25 East lI2th.st.
NOt ~ Man. IN. w.sne' situation az
ANYTHING. willing ~ work. RICHARD
FULLER. $50 ;th.a'e.
NOU 81 MAN. German. waits situation to
mshc himself generally useful IN toy
buEnr>. ais understands The making 81
rEuUAHDF OF l-tnNe.
VOUSG NAS. q wtshc, situation IN
j -.Gc sIle-u anship preferred many
years experience ia shoe and furniture
trade. =. Helm. so Eat 90th-.t
NOuN G MlN. alc - wisho, situation
l ~ a.ytI ling La had experience -
plumber helper. Addrrs, {. I. hon .,
'irlbrnr ORC"
~ OF 81, NAN. -. wants situation In an
1 Office would commence ol iOW wages
good reference. J. !. NJ. 800 East i2d-st.
" Ot SO NAN. - seeks employment
I any hing accepted good reference
strictly t,mp"rdt". Address TliO> BOW
RIDGE. care of Nr. Redmond. IS East
.nth-~,
" OTNts Man willing and obiging,
l wants position. r DUNN. 3j3
VT 'd'l--'.
W OF 81 MAN. s.tictlv tciuprIt,. would
accept ANY position whfr-by he might
oi;ain a livelihood Address W III. L..
nJ3 >pr nan. d-nvr.. Newark. v j.
NOrNG Man desires position, ha- for
I merry been shipping clerk Address
II. l. WIIIER. 100 Fat llth'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25
FURNISHED Rooms.

. : :
A II 81 IRVING PLACE.--Suite, Square.
"A Han Decorations furnishings &nd
hoeae Al. breakfast optional.
A HANDSOME SUITE. two rooms. for
"A gentleman also sneller rooms. 81
West 22d.st
NEATLY FURNISHED rooms 10 q small
4 family, southern exposure, 70 gentleman (;
references. 35 West 1lth-st, near oth,sve
IL EvERE HOUSE, corner Broadway sns
~ honSton-s ST. Comfortable rooms for 80
rents per dsv and upward
C2 TH-sT.. -. near Broadway; -Secono
20 nooP. together or separately bath ad
Tsynius hsnei Attendance; convenient pfin.
80 hotels restaurant; elevated single
s. ". slo weekly gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25

EAST ORANGE, n. J.-An stations prop
II critics sale and rent. ). d. CONDIT.
Biich Church Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25

II OR SALES OO5 acres OF timber LAND
J. at % per acre in Pendleton County,
West Virginia. Address ID. O.. McCLUNG,
FRANKLIN w. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25
Citn Rfal estate 90 Get.
Countrn Real estate for Sale.

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Dwe
N for sale or 70 let large assortment Of
handsome building sites; terms easy
qUBBS & TAYLOR. = Beekman-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25

A CHOICE LOCATION at Highland
"A Station, \. j.. new, roomy, modern
designed residence sale, 81 900 posses,
SION. EDWARD p HAMILTON, So
Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
Mouns1Sa SHADES.

22-inch UNION sILK-mounted on ebony
haHdles-S2
aO-inch SURAH SILK-S2o5
2.-inch SUEAH slLK-with ebony handles
$3.50.
:s2-inch WINDSOR sILK-ebony handles
s2.75.
?2-inch TAFFETA sILx-ebony handles
81. 10
GROS GRAIN sILK-ebony handles-s2 IS
and 81
GRoS GRAIN SILK-lined with marceline
silk-ebony handle>-sl.
Finest quality GRoS GRAIN sILK-lined
with msrcelIne-ebony handles-s5.J0.
surah Silk, trimmed with chifion-S1.5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

A Chicago policeman is reaping plaudits be-
cause he stopped a case of reckless driving by
shooting the driver deity in the leg. The
time may come when a course of wing marks
raanship viii be necessary 10 the attainmen. Of
place on the force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

Inc reference OF the que hicn BY the Omaha
general conference TO the annual conferences.
under such conditions as. render absolutely GER
tain the success of the proposition. is another
victory for the wom'.n's movement. in the Meth
odis' denomina'ioh- II is change in the
church constitution wheh permits the personal
representation of the gentle sex in the general
Conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

A decrease in the average OF garbage COM
plants from $50 to $50 per week. after aidi-
honal wagons were used. shows that things are
moving in the proper direction and that the
public is quick to appreciate any improvement,
In TIE service, however slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The free silver convention has been ably sec.
onded by the Senate. Tias ubiquitous meta.
phor, the cloud with a silver lining" neve,
presented itself with quite so much force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
OUR EXCLUSIVE MAKES.

Besides being the sole agents for the always popular
and justly celebrated Roller-tray Trunks We have
many exclusive patterns from the LARGEST and most
noted trunk manufacturers of the country, namely
the beautiful gentlemans trunk, the GENTS
STANLY. the latest ladies' favorite. the AMERICAN
TOURIST the FRENCH TOURIST the BERN
HARDT DRESS TRUNK. the CAPITAL PRIDE, the
UNBEATABLE SHEET-STEEL TRUNK and sew
eral other leading Trunks which can be had of us
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The meeting of the plumbers in Washington
h very properly set for next month. BY that
time all remembrance Of frozen water pipes
and other winter episodes viii have passed
from the memory and the public can sincerely
give the members of the convention the well
come they deserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The "as-good-as-every-ot her-tiollar~ sort OF
Tree coinage Is a recognized principle of the
cleveland democrats in other states besides
Virginia MIR. Bland does not know his own
friends when he sees them in the state conven-
lions and even in this unlimited" Congress
Nevertheless Mr.. Bland is the same consistent
advocate he ever was of silver fp,e COINAGE
The apostle Of free coinage cssnuot keen stem
with the party procession becarf,e the process
sion vobbles So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
FoR Tur Suy.

SATIN DE CHINE-xith Whit. borders
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA sILK-in all
tints, mounted on natural wood handles
e2-tS- This is special marking
CHANGEaBLE rAFFETA SILK, with fancy
striped borders-S3
SCRAH SlLk-ruficd around the edce-xa
TwILLED and CHANGEABLF sIIKs-with
satin siripes-S3 10.
PLAIN, CHANGEABLE and TwILLEp
sILkS-with cases 20 mach-S3 20.
All colors Of Coaching shadcs-with cases 10
match-Si. 81 20 and 81
eros GRAIN SILK COACHING SHADES
$3.50.
CHANGEABLE SILk-with satin spots-an
colors-s5.
CEANGEABLE SILK-wita grenadine Dor
derss5 and So
INDIA SlLK-Sith double chiffon ruiiie-s
INDIA SILK-with double lace ruffle-ss
BROcADE INDIA SILk-with serpentine
Chiffon trimming-Sl0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
$3.50 DoUBLE-BouSp SouARE-To o.
CAxvAs TRuxk. S4.9S.

Our regular s6 20 Oiled Canvas Trunks, with two
Excelsior locks 10nch hinges. special iron rail.
ings on tor and bottom, double sheet-iron bottom
large Hagney bolts all hickory Stats on top and bot
tom. iron center bands extra tray and hat box both
covered, and skirt tray This is the strongest trunk
made REDUCED PRICE. S4.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

great deal Of trouble arose in Cheyenne be-
cause u was found that gambler was using the
hicotine from cigarette to mark the cards in
Poke1. The great question Of interest in the
ihe| sent is how a man ever succeeded in setting
cigarette far enough into western poker
game to enable him to hold hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
H1eH-CLAss HARDWOOD MrcHrcAs
hEFRIGERATOR.

Our Hardwood Michigan" is constructed upon
purely scientific principles and preserves the original
flavor of each kind Of food because the air is kept dry
and.pure by the perfected system of circulation.
1t is free from commingied odors found in other Re
frigerators. and is the only that produces pure
dry cold air and is economical in the use of ice
than any other Refrigerator made. We will refund
the money for any Michigan that sell and does
eiva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

GsohttiS tenure may be longer and stronger
than Ra'sini's, but nine majority, with thirty
eight sbstainers, On a vote Of confidence is not
very encoura9inR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
So CELEBRATED Ro1LrR-TRAr
TRUNK. $500.

Our famous IS Flat-top Canvas Roller-tray Trunk,
full muslin lined. every nail rve:ed down washers
double sheet-steel bottom Excelsior lock The best
ladies' trunk ia the world. REDUCED PRICE. Sc 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The humble crap-shooter in Washington is
suppressed by the police with great enthusiasm
and dramatic effect, while in Virginia. inst
across the river, cheap pool-rooms thrive
openly. The pool-rOoms Sould have the same
Promptness of attention that is accorded the
erap-shooter. and it is to be hoped that TIE
courts will act speedily and effectively ON the
questions before them affecting the present
method OF gambling in Jackson City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The discovery BY a German physician that
the measles bacillus can be artifcially culti-
waited suggests new department for the Zoo.
well-stocked cage of different varieties of
baeilli and microscopic facilities for viewing
them would be exceedingly interesting, The
only objection to the idea outside of the general
objection to compulsory participation by the
District in the expense of scientific investiga-
ton by the government would be the liability
of the bacilh to escape and turn themselves
loose upon the people of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

II ID stHrtiinsiy evident that the supposed
dsOiss Of free silver vas simply case OF sus-
pOasa sninatioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
FoR The RAIN.

24-inch sun CMBREILAS-sl to s4
2o-inch GLORIA UMBRELLAS-with natu-
raj wood and oxidized handles-sl 30
26-inch UNION SILK. with natural sticks
and coyers-Sl 80 and So IL
2o-inch Isle spun sILk-mounted on
natural handles and covers-s3.
eEA FULL LINE OF THOSE HANDY
LITTLE ADJUSTABLE Sun SHADES FOR
USE IN THE CARRlAGE-$l.!0 TO g.
fou can rely on the quality of these silks-au z
them They will their superiority in long tern
OF service. By the way-how do the prices impress.
Bouf We are told rather better and rather
cheaper than most folks for these necessities That 1,
what they are. You cannot do without either And
for prides sake have good one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
PROTECTORS
AT
PPf EEE RRR ERR, 2 y ssss
spf En- kR k kF Wy ssss
: EKE / kks y SIS -

TTyTHE MORE WE SEE OF OTHER PAR.soIs
I the better satisfied We are that OURS represen,
the CREAM of creation" Cute effects here.
Everybody remarks il. You can ind mos. any Kind
your taste craves-plain elaborate. but none Of
them gaUSy. OURS came from the best makers
They are perfect in oonssruction-stronz and light
We have linked in with these sun SHADES some
UMBRELLAS that are worth owning. Oh. the price.
Well, read along and you will see some SURPRISING
figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
RELATIVE PROPERTY VALUES.

Every man who has observed real estate VALUES
knows that next 10 property for stores property
homes commands tine highest prices snd.increa-e IN
value with the greatest rapidly IL is the source Of
fortunes than any other form Of investment
Nothing is secure and nothing more certain Of
increase. Property for manufacturing purposes
be cheap, and conditions tend TO derreciae rather
than enhance its value. On the other hard property
for homes constantly increases in desirability and
suburban property in particular offers scope an
immense increase in prices After certain limit
passed property within city be ayaable for
the accommodation of its population. and this con
dtion is realized most speedily when the city Is
whose increase is particularly rapid. That Washing
ton is place of immense growth evident from even
superficial glance at statistics. II has been cslcu.
lated that at the present Of building 100 solid
miles of houses will be built II becomes evident
that suburban property will be in imperative
mand within the next few years. only because Of
its superiority city property but from actual
cessity.
In speech delivered not long since Commissiopsr
Douglass said. in commenting on washingtons
growth:
In the ten years ended June 30 last there were
IL. o43 dwellings erected. at . Of s47 7s5sIl
representing an increase OF 20 per cent year.
This increase shows conclusively that washinetos
is destined to grow vastly beyond the boundsriss
which exist at present.
Commissioner Douglass said also:
Only twenty years the assessed valuation of tbs
property owned by private persons was less than
sso.oo00oo Today it is sl45. 0o0. 0oo-an increase
Of - per cent in twenty years.
Taking into consideration the great difference be-
tween actual and assessed value the figures In ths
calculation become enormous
All these facts point to Glen Echo the most 70
vored suburb that the United States has produced
Its inhabitants will enjoy peculiar advantages.
moral and social atmosphere OF the place alrusdy
established. Ii is already center Of art and lesrs
ing. well as q spot OF wonderful natural beauty.
Those who live there will have advantage Of every
kind of education. Every branch II reresented. run
kindergarten TO college. The American youth could
| enjoy greater advantage than . home st 0lss
Echo.
Many Of the best people Of Washington have pur-
chased lots at Glen Echo. for homes and SONS
for investment Of population In established
and community Of interests vork create an up-
| rivaled future Call for particulars ON T. 4 4
BALTZLEY. Room :. Sun building. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

Some Of the Rock Greek Park landowners.
whose property has been condemned by the
government in the public interest. are getting
anxious to see the color of the money which
constitutes the ''just compensation" for their
land that the Constitution provides. They have
not been anxious to dispose of their property
to the government, even with the important
public objects of Rock Greek Park to be gained.
And now that the republic has laid its strong
hand upon their land, and the court has ordered
them to be paid just compensation, they are
naturally uneasy at the strange delay in the
payment by the government for what it has
taken, in accordance with the law and the
order of the court. The only difference
In principle between the forcible taking of
highway robbery and the forcible taking of
condemnation proceedings is in the prompt
pecuniary compensation of the person dis
possessed in the latter case: In the present
instance the men whose property has been con-
Ascated for wise and important public
purposes have not been compensated. For
the time being the government stands toward
these land owners in the attitude of the high
way robber, and the Secretary of the Treasury
elings fast to money which does not belong to
the government in defiance of the re-
quirements of the law of the land. and
in contempt of the order of court of the
United States. Why? Out of courtesy to MIR.
Holman. And who or what is Mr. Holman
that his individual suggestion of a desire to
obtain the opportunity to throw investigation
mud at President Harrison. the Rock Greek
Park commission and other advocates of this
great project, should paralyze Secretary Of
the Treasury in the performance of the func-
tions of his Office. in obedience to the law. judi
cisl mandate, and moral obligations toward the
dispossessed property owners? The latter are
inclined to- consider the courtesy out of place
which runs up against the law, the national judi
ciary and the eighth commandment. 1t is I'M
doubtedly possible to be too polite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS Goops.

CAKES Rabbits SOAP. 45c. I;
10 CAKES PALMITIN SOAP, 40c. /;
6 LBS. PURE LARD. 50r.; FULL
CREAM CHEESE. TO-. IMPORTED
MACAR0NI. l2c. HEAD RICE. Sc. !;
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA. Sc. BLUE
HEN MATCHES, lie. PER DOZEN;
QUAKER OATS. Zoe. ; SALMON, ,
CANS FOR 2ac.; TOMATOES. IL
CANS. Sc; CORN. IL CANS, a5c. /;
PURE CIDER VINEGAR. DC. PER
GALLON; CLOVER HONEY, l5c. PER
LIB; LARGE PICKLES.. SOC. PER
HUNDRED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

The Christian beer saloon is the latest plan
Of reform in New York. A distinguished min
ister, it is reported, saws: I'm such thickly
populated city as ours to attempt to do away
with saloons is simply impossible. But we can
do the next best thing, that is. We. as the
Christian community, can provide the beer de-
handed by those who want it and elevate the
standard of the saloon to a level which it has
never occupied" This proposition of Dr.
Rainsford il not in precise terms the Swedish
plan of saloons under municipal regulation and
ownership, but it may be workable that way in
connection with the reading room and gymna-
sum- The reform is somewhat stunning.
coming from the minister of leading Chris
tian church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
So SrEEL-BousD WArrHpHeOr
Canvas Trunk. 1896.

Our regular s. Ladies' Canvas-covered Dress
Trunk. in the latest PATTERN square top sheAtsteel
bottoms two hardwood stays stats all around theni
ve Stats ON top. steel clamps heavy rvetej hinxes
al-around Faence clamp, Yale locks. rollers,
body tray and covered hat box complete. REDUCED
PRICE, 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
HAYWOOD & WHrrxEY BABY
CARRIAGES.
A So ANTIQUE OAK High CHA1B
Given To EACH PURCHASES Or
A BAY CARRIAGE

As special inducement TO purchasers of Baby Car
rages at special sale tomorrow Saturday We will
give with each Carriage FREE OF CHARGE, a beauti-
FIJI child's ANTIQUE OAK HIGH CHAIR, with table
In front. Remember. show a LARGER assortment
of Baby Carriages than any other house in Wash
ington Our prices guaranteed to be 25 per cent
less than competitors. Our Carriages are made
by HAYWOOD 4 WHITNEY ONLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

1t is q distinct gain to the advocates Of the
popular election of Senators that even divided
committee reports TO the Senate on the subject.
In other words, in body itself the subject of
reform it is something to have the matter
placed on the calendar for future considera-
ton The STAR has favored the proposed
amendment to the Constitution because it has
believed that the election of Senators by the
people is demanded by the people themselves
and by the situation of affairs; that all branches
Of the government except the Judiciary should
emanate directly from the sovereign, the people
Of the United States, in accordance with our in
stitutions. and because it has been clearly
shown that the mass is less eorruptible than
its representatives. 1t may take many years
and much agitation to bring about the proposed
reform. The benefits when secured will amply
repay all the trouble incurred in securing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
CALIFORNIA ROLLER PATENT Flour
CAL1roRx1A BAKING POWDER.
GREEN. BLACK. JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS

We have on hand large assortment o,
Choice Teas which we are Offering a,
the very low price Of 80 cents per
pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
SIS 36-IN., FAT Tor METAL
TRUNK. S2.4S.

Our regular IS Large size 36-in. Metal Trunk with
iron bottom, good hinges. strong lock. sheet-iron
ends, hardwood stats. large and deep trays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27

THE MAaKEr BASKET
SSSSSS Which strolls through Center or ct.
S8SsSS markets or past the cor. OF 9th and Pa.
SSSSSS ave. NV. should not fail to include
SSSSSS among its contents pound of JAMES
8SSSSS r. OYSTER'Sw Pure Richly favored
SSSSSS Butter and the owner Of that basket will
S6SSS6 save money by the operation. Here are
SS6SSS TIE reduced prices
SSSSSS Good Fair Butter now pc. per pound
8SSSSe Fine Creamery Butter ao~ 30 and 35c.
SSSSSS Per pound -
SS3S8e 5pound boxes Fine Creamery Butter
ssSSsS nS 30S Per pound p-..,. AZ.
8SS848 Der pound.
SSSSSS sharpiess Delicious Cow" Brand
S8S888 Print noW 45c. per pound.
sxSsSs Butter delivered Tree daily In sny
68688S QuAntities
JAMES F. OYsrrn.
ssOnlY Successor 10 the Original Firm,~
Main Depot, 0th and Pa. ave. NV.
0sauds n Center and 4 st. Naxkets myN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-27
TOILET SETS Ar BARGAIN PRICE

Tomorrow We put on sale
% Handsome New Toilet Sets,
richly decorated, at nearly half
price. For Saturday only,
"a. 3S. Real value. 60. 4S.
R,rv A G,pnr~ G..
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28

the third party that the Republicans
will have a plurality in the state.
Others say that they believe that the
solid south is thing Of the past. and
that the third party will carry georgia
and perhaps Louisiana, Alabama and
South Carolina. In this gloomy mood
they express fear that the Alliance
will send so many third party men to
the next house from the south that they
will hold the balance of power and be in
a position to dictate terms to the old
parties Some of this talk is in earnest.
while some no doubt is for the purpose
of frightening southern members who
are not quite sound" on silver Wash
ington Star
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-04-28
Anxiety Among Democratic Congressme en-

Anxiety Among Democratic Congressman
Some of the southern silver men are
expressing great anxiety about the Dem
ocratic party in the south since the sill
yer bill has been defeated. They declare
their belief that it will be impossible to
hold the southern Alliance men out of
the third party. One of the old North
Carolina members declares that he ex-
poets to see North Carolina go Republic
an this fall. His expectation is that the
Democrats will lose 60 many votes to