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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
0te Mn1iht. bah bic Ginfommen


iteuerparagrapben Der bemofratil9en
Sarifbiq ben Republitanern in Maine
seniibt baben, bat 8ieles fir lid. Die
eu-gnslanbitaaten linb porsussmeile
&apitali itaaten unb bas 2opital min be-
fanntlih ni6ts BON Der Ginfommen=
iteuer tui1en. Nber mas ben &epubli=
fanern In ben Observation-Disclosures
niibt, tpirb ibnen in ben mefli9en
5taaten i6aben. Sic Molien beg Wcl.
fes lino san5 entl6ieben gu @uniten Der
Gintommeni iteuer. 9llles, ,pas notbpen..
big lit, lit cine riihrise oemofratil4e
gampasne. 9dtten bic Demofroten in
Nfaine bic Nortbeile Der Ginfommen=
iteuer fur bic Mullen auf benz Stump
seb6rig oemonitrirt, itatt Don pornberein
bic Jlinte Ing &orn gu tuerfen, 10 tpiirben
lie 9etutb beIIer sefabren lein. Oie
Dempfroten lollten li6 Elm 8eilpiel an
ben &epublitonern nebmen. No6 ben
gablen bon 1890 unb 1892 elaubteMtan=
9er bic republifanil6e Yartei tpiirbe nie=
mails uieoer Elm 8ein an bic grbe frie=
gen. Oie 9iieoerlase, tpel1e bic re-
publitanil6e Yartei bamals erlitt, I6ien
eine geraoe3u sermalmenbe gu lein. Oie
Partei bat Ii4 jeoo9 tpieoer aufsurof=
fen getuuBt unb ,penn mir au9 NIT ibren
prin3ipien our6ous nidt iibereinitimmen,
10 f6nnen MIR ibr bod bic MnerfennunQ
fit ibre &dbrisfeit ni4t periagen. Bie
Demofraten baben, 1penn mon bic poli=
ti16e Sage bonn principiellen @tanb-
punt aus hetra9tet, bur9ous teine boff=
nunsslole polition. Wean lalle li6 in
oteler ge5iebun9 bon republifanil l9en
Vlattern nur fetnen blauen 9unit por=
MAIDEN. MQes mas notbmenbi9 lit, lit
eine lebbafte Champagne. Oie Gibrer
,nillen li6 ni9t in's W}aulelo6 pertrie=
den, lonoern bic 8oltstbiimli9teit bes
oemofratil6en pro9ramms Den MaHen
Der Wabler bemonitriren. gs miBte
bod mertmiiroig ,ugeben, ,penn iebt NIT
einem Wfal bas Volf bic @a9e Der Sarifz
reform, fir ipelbe es 1ih stueimal
am Stimmfalten nit elmer lolden iiber=
mdltisenoen Mebrbeit ausse1prohen,
ben &iiden febren Sollte; es tpdre ferner
lebr mert'uiirois, tuenn Die sroben Mal=
len oer Stimmseber fiji, eine Yartei
ltimmen lollten, pelae cine 10 populdre
WtaBregel pie bic Ginfommenlteuer be-
tdmpft. Sic bemofratilAe Yartei iollte
ale Streitisfeiten i'm eisenem 2aser be-
sraben uno bann nit seiblollener 6ront
in ben &f 3ieben unb frilb bonn
Sober sieben. Wtit Sriiblolblalen unb
@elpenierleberei, nit &obbalsereien unb
3dntereien i'm eisenen Eager, fam man
feline Gampasne fiibren. g8er bic Sage
porurtbetlsfrei beurtbeilt, mub suseite=
lteben, baB i'm @runoe senommen ben
Gepublitanern elm bel i6le9teres Gam=
pasnematerial su @ebote itebt> als ben
Oemotraten. Sic 9emofraten baben
bic Siiue ber Sartfreform, ,p0hrenb bic
&epublitaner, tpollen lie ni9t misber aui
Dem So6soa berumreiten> abiolut tein
Yrogramm baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
: Hepublifanilhe YlQtter freuen lid

-- &epublifanil l6e Bldtter freuen li6
iiber Die v&ebelion" Der 3uderpfanser
BON Soul liana gang unsemein unb 9lau=
ben iteii unb fef, oab oiele &ebellion
CUR Spren9ung oes eeI6lo1lenen Sii=
bens fiibren tueroe. Ser S1aber nit
ben Yopuliiten in alabama, SenneNee
unb Mrfanias bat li9 ni6t rentirt; iebt
iollen bic 9lotbbelfer aus benz 3uder=
itaate 2ouiliana fommen. @ema9, ge=
mad ibr 9erren. Die 3uderpflanser baben
ben Staat lange mod ni4t in Der Sal l6e
unb es lit iebr frasli9 ob bic groBe
NtoIie bes 0olfes BON 2ouiliana bas
8orseben ber 3uderp1anser inbolliren
pir6. Oie 3uderprdmie puroe burb
bic Wfe&inlep BiG einsefiibrt
unb troboem itimmte 2ouiliana
nit elmer srobartisen WGebrbeit
BON Is Yro5ent segen oas Mc&inlep
Spitem. Wir 9lauben faum, bab bic
3uderpflan3er unb ibr Mnbans i'm
Stanoe lein ueroen, ben Staat ben
&epublifanern aussulie fern. SINNER
bin bot bic bemofrotii1e par=
tel int gintlanse nit Der sro=
Ben Mebrbeit ber Den,ofraten se=
banbelt, als lie Die 3uderprdmie ob=
ldaffte. Wobin ioate es fiibren, lpenn
jeoe Snbu1 1triebran6e Den 8lehteller bin=
bdlt unb auf Soften ber Millionen BON
&onl lumenten eine llnterltiisun9 aus Der
Sunoesfalie perlan9t?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
xn ibrer mds(oRen ssreube iibe

- Sn ibrer mabloBen 6reuoe iiber
ben republifanilden Sieg in Maine Derz
se1ien einise oeutibe republifanilbe
8ldtter boil Itanois. bab Som &eeo Dor
einieen Monaten nit Sad unb pad ins
Silberlaser iibereins. Cine prdlioent-
lhaftscanoioatur Geeb's bebeutet bic
ridbaltlole Gnbolliruns oes Yrosram=
mes Der Befiir,uorter Der Silberfreipra=
euns. sc mar Geeb, ipeider Dor furjer
3eit ,u bieier New departure" in Der
republitaniIhen Yartei ben MnitoB CAB
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Ser republitanilbe 8unbesienator
GuQom BON S(linois erfldrt in leiner
Gampasnereoe, Die Wec&inleps8ill Iei
beoraben uno ,peroe niemals tpteber ber=
qeItellt merben. $50 bleibt ba Wc&in=
leu? Nber tuarum siebt @ullom ben
Oemofraten nidt Grebit fit bic Nbz
l1afiune Der Wc&inlep=8iQ?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

--- Sic nit einem Wtale erlpa9te ruiz
1ihe 9sriebensliebe itimmt I6lebt gu
oem Son Der Qetergburser uno Wtos=
tauer Yrelle. 0as Observation-Disclosures
eebuoel bes rullilben 6tnan,minilters
loG benn aud teinen anberen 3med ba=
ben, als mttsubelfen, bab Der i'm 9fouen1=
BET 1887 BON Der Hei6sbant lowobl, mie
BON Der preubii6en Seebanbluns be-
fannt sesebene Belblub, oab lie feine
rullil1en Yapiere mebr beleiben ipollen,
enblih aufseboben uerbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Ser srobe Sies Der &epublitaner
in Maine 1T bauptldbli6 auf &e4nuns
bemotratil9er Gleidsiilti9feit gu idrei=
ben. Sic Demofraten batten bon porn=
berein bic Sage als cine boiinun9sloIe
be!ra9tet uno besmesen gar feine In=
Itren9ungen gema9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
limb ,pieber lit elmer un1erer QrpBe

- llnb ,uieber lit elmer uni lerer 9roben
Menl9enfreunoe, politiI6en &eformer
unb mas Ionlt mod, beim -Mauien er=
pil1t tporben. Cine seri6tli6e Inter
lu6ung in Miluaufee bat ergeben, baB
bel Dem Mntauf Der Nort6ern Yacii iic unb
Wanitoba=8abn bur9 bic Nortbern 9a=
eiiics8abn Serrn 5enrp 0illaro $685.
691,7O an ben 6insern 9eblieben linb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
Ser neuejte 6umbuQ in ben Ser

- Ser neueite 9umbus in ben ger=
Staaten lino: Gbeideioungs Rarten.
Cine iol9e lautet in Der oeutl6en ueber=
lebung unsefdbr folsenoermaben !:
rOberit 8. 8. 9. uno 6rau 8. 8. 9.
erlauben li9, Spnen bic Mfittbeiluns gu
MAIDEN, baB bic biz ieBt 5uiI6en ibnen
beitanbene Gbe nit benz beuti9en Sage
semaB Der GntIbeioune oes oberiten
@eriatsbofes aufgelDit lit. 6rau 8. s.
9. miro lpfort luieoer ibren Mdo6snna=
men fl6ren."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
Ser MeneraI= @tnntsdnmalt

- Ser General l=Staatsantpalt bot
aui cine biesbesiislihe Anfrase, Ob
6rauen oielen 9erbit fir Staotsi4ul=
commilldr ftimmen oiirfen, perneineno &C.
anttuortet. Befanntli@ erlieb bic 2e9isla-
tur Elm Geleb, weldes ben srauen oas
Stimmre9t Bel 56ul,uablen perleibt.
Gieles besiebt lih jeoo4 nur auf S4ul'
ratbs, unb 99ulbireftorsmablen. Sic
Wablbe6Droe BON Columbus bat ent=
]die6en, bab Grauen bielen 9erbit ni6t
sur @esiltriruns ,uselalien meroen Iollen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Mie belorst bas State Sournal"
I'm bic Stelluns Der Oempfraten in Der
eilberfrase lit! Sat es l6on persel=
len, bab bic repnblifaniI4e 5taa!scon'
nentipn benz 5ilberelement frampfbaf #
8rei un,'s Maul Ihmierte?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Sen Wd1tern i'm Staats3u6tz
baule tuurbe auf Mnorbnuns oes repubs
litanilhen StaatssGyetutipcomites $3.50
bonn Salair abseSosen, als erite 3ab=
lung fir Gampasne3mede. 8er vfidte" /,
Dem ipuroe einfob erflart: Put up
or shut up
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Na9 MiB Sulan 9. Nnt6onD mub
iebe Grau. bic li4 BON ibrem @atten er-
ndbren ldBt, lih big in ben @runb ibrer
Seele binein lddmen. 6rdulein Su-
ianna bot niemals @elesenbeit 9ebabt li9
1@dmen au rniiIien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20
Mon mill jeht entbedt haben, bal

- Man mill iest entoedt baben, oab
SRI. g8illarb, bic alte Slinois'sr Sem=
pereni=@eneralin nit oem bebrillten
Maoonnengeii6te unb benz iebesmalisen
S6raneneraub beim Nnblid zines @lales
Bier, l6pn leit Sabren ale paar Stuns
ben Wbisfep=Yillen einnimmt uno Dor m
S9lafenseben seb0ris rtul6t"-natiir=
lid auf dr3tlid)e Yerorbnun9 bin. Wer
lupis nou lthun
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

bitterten @esner Der gartei ih nidt
l9Dner tpiinl9en tonnen. Sbatid9li1
lino beute Die MusIibten Der Demotras
ten minoeitens ebeniosut, la unter 9e-
mlllen WorausIesunsen beHer. Oabin
baben es republifaniIher lebermutb unb
unper itano eebra1t."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

So. 9. Sarrinston, Der i'm 10.
Diitrift BON ben Yopuliiten aufsefellte,
unb bon ben Demofraten inoollirte Con-
9rebcanbibat, bat abgelebnt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Yor Der @trife=gommillion bat
pullman bic Rase aug benz Cad se=
laNen, inbem ct ben Mertb bes Gisen=
tbums ber Yullman So. auf $61, ,O00,s
900 ansab. Sem SteueraIleiior batte
er bas gtsentbum ber @eieal&aft auf
$1.9OO,O00 anseseben. Charity be-
gins at home.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

Die Demotroten bes 16. GongreB-
6iitrittes baben gilbert =. Barnes BON
9arrilon County als Gonsrebcanoioaten
oufseIellt. Ser Diitrift beltebt aus ben
Counties Carroll, 9arriion, Sefferion
Belmont unb MfonrDe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

- Gin beriibmter @bieosoer Nltro=
NON, - ber Name 1T uns entfallen --
bat bic srobartise Gntbeduns sema6t,
bab auf Dem Monbe @ras md9it. Sebt
tueib man bod, suopon bic Wfonbtdlber
eriItiren,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

Soe Manlep, ber friibere qoit=
meilte. BON Mueuita, 1T Der 9rainer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-20

= Die rSl. stoatsseituns" nennt
unleren Sarif-Napoleon BON Obio einen
dlten rSeulmeier".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
by Mashlngfoa Compantcs.
Real Estate Personal r.,
= Tax - Tax. -. I, 10, A'A''

In the case OF the two other companies.
the Washington and Georgetown and the
Metropolitan. the amount Of the personal
tax contributed by these roads. Is deter
mine1 on the basis Of the rate of 81 81 per
hundred on the assessed value of the can't
tai stock All the other roads with enc
exception pay a personal tax or ! per cent
on the gross receipts. The Anacostia and
Potomac railroad pays > per cent. As may
be seen from the above table two OF the
companies are put down making no re-
turns of a personal tax
The law also requires a tax of S6 per an
mum on each two-horse car aud 81 on each
one-horse car. Ii Is stated that this tax
has not been paid since 1876. The legality
of this tax has been questioned. but n de-
cision Of the Supreme Court of the United
states has been rendered sustaining the
TAX and the claims against the companies
are now in the hands Of the attorney OF
The DlstTict for collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
N by lee rs cheap.

To Ines Editor " ass Es<pfng star:
There is a combination of ice men i'm
Baltimore and they have raised the price of
ice, There .is. also r. combination in Wash
ingtou and yet the price is not raised
Why? Because there are two small com
pantes who ere .po1 in it and were not in
vited to join IL. 4 month ago. when the
two small companies got short of ice in
consequence of the excessive demand in hot
weathef and the non-arrivai of cargoes
from Maine, the combination refused to
sell them ice at any price. so they went
10 Baltimore for II. There they were told
that though the companies had plenty Of
Ice for sale. they would sell none to any-
body in Washington outside OF the COM
Dina ton there. Luckily the Peoples Ice
Company had not yet joined the cornbina-
-tion and they supplied the two companies
in Washington with ice for several days
until the vessels came in. The Combination
here expected to crush the Two small out
side companies. but 80 far they have failed
In Baltimore the Peoples Ice Company
have roS been absorbed in the comblna-
ton and. therefore, the. price has been
raised. In Washington the price would
have risen ere this but for the existence Of
the two outside companies, which The COM
bination hoped and perhaps stin hope to
crush. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
s'Iiiis&St Ky FIN
4 Decided Decline Owing 10 the DE.
lay i'm Passing the Turin uflI

The I'r4asury Department has issued
statement 10 show the necessity for a set
ITEM 81 the tsrif complications. The
prolonged agitation OF that question IS
having bad effect on the national f.
Eaaces. There was d similar decline in the
national revenues durip6 the tendency OF
the Mckinley bill. On February l. 1884.
the proceeds Of the new s1sp,r0eo0 bond is
sue, which, with premium. aggregated
s.'S,.~ttss. were put into the Treasury
Without that addition the treasury balance
today would stanI at s5i,oJo,oG. In no
way has the tariff agitation shown more
pointedly, perhaps. thal in the monthly
statement Of receipts and expenditures.
Since January /, 1873. the expenditures of
the government have Ell ch month exceeded
the receipts. 1t liz predicted al the Treas
urys Department that Il decided revival of
business will follow Immediately after the
expected passage of the pending tariff
measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
GEORGIA EDITORS.
They Are Entertained by senat
Walsh and Received by the Presides

They Are Entertained by senator
Walsh md Received by the President.
Last evening Senator Walsh Of Georgia
gave very pleasant Informal dinner at the
Metropolitan Hotel in honor of the mcTn-
oers Of the Georgia Weekly Press Assoc!a-
uon' who are now here on a pleasure tour
after their annual convention held at
Milledgeyille Ga. W. F. Coleman of Cedar
town is the president OF the association and
Alfred Harrington Of swainsbury the re-
cording secretary.
The dinner was a delightful affair. and
among the guests of the. evening were
Secretary Smith and most of the Georgia
oeiegatlon IN Congress. Following the din
ner brief speeches were made by "a num-
per OF those present. Among those who en-
Joyeo senator Walsh's hospitality were the
Ioliowing: l.. .. Stubs. H. c. Edingfield,
W. A Allen, Mrs. Nj. Coleman and daugh-
Ter. Mrs. J. b. Smith and sister Frank
aaltcheli: Mrs. Blaylock, Mrs. Cloud, Miss
lock. II. D. Watkins A. Herrtngton, B. T
Perry, j. 5. Key. L. z. Gilbert. A Cohen.
y. Marian. George Blaylock, j. r. Lewis,
4, aIi -R,ooinson, w. w. Wulson. Il. VI. Penn,
IS. Williams. c. T. Benns. a. T. Russ, Mr..
ana Mrs r. ID. Mcleod A p Maye. Mrs.
:; l. Tumbin, Mrs NJ. l. Baldwin, Miss
hohrlday, Mr.. and Mrs NJ g Edwards.
~ ar; and Mrs James E. Brown. Miss Claude
VI
son, A q. Murray, J. II. Sanders, Mr. and
mrs Mr. l.. M Durant MIR. AMI AIRS. }. e.
Woodward. Miss Dodge J. ". Whitley, J.
+. johnson, w. Dabney, W. b. uoiiins-
worth, Watson crfttendens T. r. Holden,
n NJ. Ellington. Mr.. and Mrs s. r. Burr,
ar. ana Mrs. r. Stafford. Miss johnson,
MISSES Moore Miss BrantIy. G. p. BYRD, c.
n Johnson, Mrs. Mary L. Bryan. Charles
swift s. McCutchen. George Patterson,
X. h Mulledge, Mr. ana Mrs. M. nj
crouch Robert L. Moye c. F. Hrand, W.
II. IpshaW, H. ID. Wakefield. Miss Kate
Felden Il. Gilman, r.. S. Meaders. George
n. Bell 9. i. Douglas. r.. J.. Dancan +. p.
Lauren, e: g: Bird. L. e. Bishop. NJ. s.
clayton, w. II. Conley. Mr. and Mrs. g. w.
Anderson, George +. Wells. ". II cham
hers, j. }. Withheld. A. ID. Summers. W s
Dennis, II. r. Bordwell T.. d. McGehee. T.
r. King, b. Miliiken and II. O. Morgan.
Inc President relaxed his rule against re-
eeivins the public today I'm favor Of the
members OF the Georgia Weekly Press ex-
Sufston There were about 1875 Il lies and
gentlemen In the party and they were re-
oeiVed by the President In his Office They
We're especially indebted to Secretary smith
ana Senators Gordon and Walsh for the
privilege accorded them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
DIED.

GARDINER. At the Methodist Home. ThnIsdar,
August y. 1894. at io3o pm, Mr. MARY
lane GARDINER. in the sevcB;ieth year 81
her age.
Funeral services nj the home. 18th and streets
northeast, Saturday. August n. at lc:3o am
KEENE. TN THURSDAY. August .. 1894 ~ I2:ss
am, Brightwopi, 10. e.. AEThUR L.
fEENE. in his thirty -s,Dth year
Funeral services nj fn.ury Chapel. RrightwOod.
u. c. AT y 30 pm. "a tlrday. August n. Rel
atves and friencs ilvitet attend. latcrlneuI
at Rock Creek cemetery. =.
pm. LAYTON MAHRTpEis. snn OF James r.
and MARY H. AIagunder of 3S3a 4 street
Frneral viii take place Sunday evening NJ
o'ciocS-
MALLORY. ON Thursday August 3. lSas. at 3
o'clock an. FRANK. Only ana T., ore-l son ot
Bernsrd aud Maggie Naliory. aged nve years
1--WE months and twenty three days.
Fun, raj private.
Ef11n. I'm Thursday. August ., iSl4. at . pm,
RoRilsr. son cf Mary and John T.. Reed
FEt raj from Residence. ITO 9th street northeast
on Satnr'isy. at $50 pm. FrieDds and rela-
dives in,itod.
Ia NcmoriaIa.
FRANZ In loyinc memory az nv son CHARLES
AI.RERT who died one year ago to-day. August
10. 1873
We sad a little Albert
Tie Nas our darling lride;
We lo-ca him all 700 we'll
But som he slept and died.
By HIS MOTHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
For The "~7
~ a.--
Vacation

Doubtless many things neetiel 10 meet wants
that the absence OF home comforts will make in
tense and annoying Il Lct provided, for. Them the
trunk may be old and wurre>~ rs.,. n should i,.
replaced by i one. Ilck over The foiIuwi az
list If exactly what yon need int there you LA
be sure We have IL anyHayaN D. yge 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
Il ATrFka 40 $50 a.
EEEbfS.

lac. opcn-work Hose, la fast black, ani
biae .rays
3'c. t,l'sE-work Hose. fast .bis.tK a.si russct
sl."dCs. 'diy 3 dGzeii III al.
lot - and 0sc Lisie Hue. only ~ pairs.
Sti" irie. - pair Tor Sl.W
II pairs, Si.1 quality siiS Isle nos,-. p;.fe
White, tate eject. open work:
slle pre-. R!fC- pan r
IL doarn 2Jc. iIas!-,1l ,iuit-red Il
at cAlrti- haif price. .-............. - &c
IS doz-a 5Jc. Han3scFrhtefs c-.ts.tly Iris
Ifltc-
Str. sets ctrnI:scitcs and t'Ins. "a whit. aud
pretty coicrt>i stripes.
Nt.c lh-tt- SGT -
Sl.o3 and 81 - laursl. rcd Sairt Waists, in
pcrc2lc M! other c.u sI3ri,s.
'>ait y re. 80.
6r. India lin,n Waists. eInD,oicfcd collars arb
cuffs.
Nttr pttt .irr.
SD tIlsliSiI Gloria inbrcllas.
S;lr iEitt. sSc.
LOO SILK tfor.a Umbrellas,
Ntit PREV BIC
We busy selling tacs,. Puir Silk - tn faced
i;'i""u> advertised for tulf rrc-'. We i,cpyI,
rh"rga 10 supply hall the inha ,i;nE.> of Wasdi,r
t1ra even selling aac3a t,,. il Viii tasn
until september before every yard is scI.
Va. .. c,i;ia to In. Worth ~. iiatf price. AZ. VI
70 I. "'l'ts To IN M"r.h ic la prize .:lc. d.
M. equal 10 ia In Worth lie Hall prize. ~ M
y" ~ C,ia 10 Worth IA. II All ,.l:sc .s vi.
"a. " cssEtl = * ~ Nutt - i..tf ;,rive .tic. sd
NJ. ~ eI'ia ~ 3 IN. Worth 25'. I'af price .l: yi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10
I New Good Icmplar Lodge.

About one Year ago an active Good Tenn
plar commenced 10 SOW temperance seed in
Southwest Washington. The result was seen
last Monday night, when Rescue Lodge. No.
:" !. .. q t.. MAS organized. A picked team
from Minnehaha Lodge No. I, consisting
of y. y. Garfield, Sannie Daniel. Mrs. Cara
Smith, Miss Efie Wade ana r. A Dins-
more initiated thirteen members Of the new
lodge. assisted. in its institution. and Illus
fatcd the work OF the oric-. The officers
of the new Lodge are as follows: y. e. T., J.
J. Hayre; c. T, ]. c. Daley, sergeant; Y.
r., Mrs. Lulu sSyeenbood. chaplain. r. Da-
Wis; secretary, Thos. Schnorp; financial sec
retarH, !. T. Hcrstman: treasurer, J. ii.
Murphy; guard L. Dawson; sentinel Frank
knight Over ffzysi applications for mem
bership have been received, and as this is
inc only lodge OF Good Templsrs in this
section, il bids fair to have a rapid growth
and 40 a erea teSeatUf good.
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An election for governor was held through
out the Chickasaw nation, Wednesday. The
candidates are: p. S. Mosely, Independent;
K. l.. Boyd. on the allotment in soveralty"
ticket, and ex-(iov William Bryd on the
''pulback'' ticket. The friends of the lat
ter are sanguine of success, but the re-
suit owing to the slowness of territorial
elections generally, will likely not be known
fer a couple Of days For more than a
month the nation has been virtually with
out a governor. The conyen ton of the leg
islature on July 13 proved an utter fall
ure, the members refusing to respect the
authority OF Acting Governor Mcclure who
had twice attempted TO get the body to-
gether-
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STREET RAILROAD raAEs.
what the Corporations of New Nork
and This Gtty pay.

A statement has been prepared by Con-
troiler Fitch OF New York CITY showing the
amount paid by street railway companies to
The city of New York since lssU The con-
uoiier states that there Is no uniform rule
regarding the amount the companies shall
pay. Some companies. he states, are bound
by stipulations entered into upon the grant
ing to them Of additional privileges while
Others are subject 10 the municipal ordi-
hances providing for car license fees The
recently Incorporated companies come under
me Provisions of the general railroad law
OF the state. OF the twenty-three COM
panies enumerated seven pay TO the city
~ per car per annum. and one company a
10 o&r fee. Some OF the GONNA mics are
taxed on the basis Of a certain percentage
OF the gross receipts. and in addition In the
case OF six companies. pay a car fee. The
percentage ranges from 5 to q per cent,
only one company. however, paying the
latter perct ntage. Seven of the cofnpanie
lay per cent. two j per cent aud four OF
the comoapies pay z per cent, and, as
stated, six contribute in addition a tax on
cars.
Paid BY Washington companies.
In this city, according to statement fur
rished by the tax assessor. the railroad COM
panies contributed 20 the revenues of the
city for the year ended June b. lssI the
amounts stated in the following table,
divided under the heads of real estate tax
and personal tax.
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