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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03

FOR SALE HOUSES.
NORTHWEST.
724 9th st, bh. mi,
Pr $50, 900
1420 Goth ST, hh.
12r ............l9.c coo
1881 II ST. bh. 12r. II 900
ACT No ave. bh, l3r. 10. 600
1736-3S-IO and y +
st, bh. 12r. 10. 500
1913 ID st, oh, 12r. p. 200
17li 18th ST. BIB. mi.
l0r .........l 10. 900
st l. dwg 1880 21st
st. bh, Or. 30, 500
% Z ST. bh, 11r. $. 800
2UI q st. bh, mi,
Tor .............S IS. 600
IFS 9th st. bh, Or. s. 900
1iO6 Columbia ST, bh,
Sr SUM
33 y Y ave. oh. Tr.7. 500
1421 Boundary. lii.
mi. Sr. 100
IS l st, bh. mi. lire. SEQ
81 II st, bin, Or, mi. ., 900
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
No Need
To laud

The Bradbury Pianos-thetr ~epuss.
ton was established when most Of IN
We're children many, many years ago.
Out OF its 1000 users scattered all
over the United States there are many
who voluntarily aud enthusiastically
express themselves about the Brad
bury Whenever opportunity offers.
We print below the Testimony q
one Of most prominent cltlzenxs
b. ANB o. n. R. COMPANY,
Washington. D. q, Feb. 20. 1854
FREEDOM q. SMITH, ESQ.,,
Manufacturer bradbury Pianos,
1225 Pa. ave-, Washington ID. q
80" DEAR SIR:
The Upright Grand Bradbury Plane
style Z. which I purchased Of you -
November. ls12, for In my home.
In Rockville, Nd, is giving the most
decided satisfaction. This instrument
Is being constantly used by my wife
and three children aged now respec-
lively nine. thirteen and fifteen yearst
The result OF this usage has been 10
develop the volume OF music which
is so charmincly melcdous and sweet
as TO place the Bradbury I'm the estf-
nation OF myself and family far in ths
lead Of any other make Of piano q
which have any knowledge
Yours ,r,,,-
M xxr.r
1t is true as Mr.. Heee says-
the Bradbury Increases I'm fullness e
lone and melody with age.
Bradburys are now sold on monthly
installments OF $40. Rented - -.
sponsible parties.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
IL. l.. PLUM,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

IL. l.. PLUM,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
1905 Penn. Ave
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST PLANrA.
lions in Virginia, containing about 1000 acres
200 cleared and I'm cultivation; Well fenced ard
watered; this estate lies along the Roanoke river
Sla miles from the X. and u. R.R.. and is i'm
proved by a beautiful 1O-room cottage Of modern
design. together with comfortable farm house.
iaherers' quarters, outbuildings, orchards in a
together the most valuable country property DOW
on the market.
ALSO
A plantation of 500 acres in Bib county. Ga. !:
good frame house on elevated ground, surrounded
by shade trees; land lies within the celebrated
peach district Of Georgia. and is also admirably
adapted TO the cultivation of cotton. and all
other southern field crops; price very low.
1900 acres of land in Archer county. Texas
This part OF the state is rapidly filling up with
most desirable settlers, and is noted for it's ireat
wheat yield grazing properties etc Can sell
incumbered property in Washington DC.
Howard's Hotel at Daphne eastern shore of Mo-
bile bay, together with adjoining cottages and S3
acres Of good land. This is delightful place OF
residence at all seasons a splendid opportunity
9s6 acres Of heavily timbered land in Western
of rooms. outbuildings, etc; land very fertile:
climate perfect: place is about 4 miles from the
r. and d. raiiroad under the shadow of the
world renowned Great Smoky mountains. Price,
$1,000
A number Of small, full-bearing orange groves
in southern Florida be had at a low figure
for cash Apply to
H. L. PLUM. Real Estate Broker,
1905 Penna. ave.
FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGED PLANTATION OF
so the James river miles above New
port News. same side Of river 20 acres cleared.
balance In timber; $50 yards Of water front,
with splendid view OF the historic stream; Lew,
modern. bay window cottage; new barn fencing;
etc; fish and oysters In abundance; $,Wo Will
buy this place. will exchange for property In
Washington, DC.
a. L. PLUM, Real Estate Broker,
1t 1905 Penna. ave.
wANTED-TO RENT-A FARM, NOT MORE
than 10 miles from city. Address p. s., Star
offr -
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MRS. CARY. I0i4 7TH YT- NV
STORAGE.

FIRE PROOF STORAGE SPACE TO SUIT; COR
Sd and q SITS. NV. may lac had Of HARVEY
SPAI.DING, The Harrison, Room Z. fe27-lm
SEPARATE APARTMENTS FOR STORING CHESTS,
boxes, trunks, furniture and personal effects OF
all kinds at the ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE
ROOMS. lio7 G St. c. @. SLOAN CO.. Props.
fel2lm
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-A TIIoRoUGHBRED JERSEY COW;
large. gentle. young and good mixer; calf re-
served Apply at SILVER SPRING FARM north
end Of Brightwood ave-, to ARCHIE W. BROWN.
FOR SALE-vALUABIE CURIO-FTNE OLD EN-
elish gold stem-winding watch; strikes hours. dc
excellent excellent timspiece; made to order Tor English
FOR SALE-A LADY ABOUT TO BREAK UP
housekeeping has some furniture, hall rack, car
pet, &c. which she will sell cheap to a cash
purchaser. Apply 1903 ST. NV. IT.
FOR SALE-ONE HAMMONTON HOT AIR N
eubator after March Q; $50 egg size; SIS;
BREEDER cheap three weeks Later Address
Cochins 81 per II; settings at one time, 50;
inspection invited. II. MESSENGER. Box T..
Anacostia, ID. C. It,
FOR SALE-HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. REM
sonabie. sol Spruce ST.. lie Droit Park. It,
For SAI.E-OCUIISrs TRIAL CASE. NEW.
MEMkrIEER. oDtieiaS. ' Corner 9Th and Pa. ave:
mh3-2t'
FOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS ONE
Mueller aearemy at very reduced rate. Apply to
Mrs. PERRY, 1923 ct. NV. It,
FOR SAIE-CHEAP-A NEARLY NEW TWO
seated dayton wagon; also two sets single har-
hess ard new window rack. 936 \. \. ave. II"
and will sacrifice my elegant upright piano. has
been well cared for, and in perfect order. Ow-
Ing to the times, am willing to accept low month
H payments; no reasonable offer refused. Address
1. W. H., Star office. m3
,,o,-. -
FOR SAlAE-El4EGANT $50 PARIOR SUITE S2S:
S125 cabinet organ. SOS. recently been repaired;
toI' .n uesa a, Ia n S ~ enn nc
Gle e7S raori, ona. 20, IL TIN ~ 80
- e!e.e' 80, "eais new. o"e I1'n ~ Nv. ~
FOR SALE-A PHONOGRAPH IN FIRST CLASS
9 order cheap. Apply to JOHN BiRSE & co,
i'~- 81. h"' IL
FOR SAIE-A GREAT RaRGaIZ II n. Ant NEW
sealskin coat. made in latest style; length -
Inches DUST 80 inches; cost Ss3o Price. Sioo
casn. Aadress oi~AoDE' star once. mhz-St
FOR SALE-SODA FOUNTAINS: Q GOOD SECOND
hand wall apparatuses. Inquire s. c. PALMER,
6l5 ID st sw mil -2vs
FOR SALE
CaSy TO Kppp yOrrp HODGE, u,pN ut.r>
A~A ~ ,.,i,,,, -, a,.oS 1888 "AAA-'
fhlIE> AXE CCI IN HALF.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE-AT SPECIAL BARGAINS-TIIE FOL
lowing fine property In fashionable section of tine
northwest. beautiful 10-room house = st. near
18th: price. Si3,ot3 will sell for Slt 0o3: hand
some 12-room corner house 10th st. H.. price,
$4,000; Will sell for $1,000; an excellent H.
room house Rhode Island 18th;
large lot; price, $4,000; will sell for $4,000:
VIII also trade. Apply ut once Room .. t2oi
Ia. mh.;-3t
FOR SAi.E-7-ROoM Hi;iCH; ANIL; II ST. NEAR
LIST ne: In frst-c>s building association owner
would like part Of equity all Address
OWNER, 206 Is ST. n mh2-6ts
FOR SALIENT. PLEASANT NEAR CABLE CARS,
beautifully situated 1O-room house; mod. inn. :;
stable; shade and shruobery; large lot +;
easy terms; would trade.
mh2-3t BEDFORD W.wALKER & son, 1905 +.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NEAR TERMINUS OF
lexington electric cars, beautifully situated and
wellbuilt cottage; rooms anf bath; large lot
and stable; easy terms.
mh23t KEDFORD W. WALKER & son, 1905 F.
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f. G. Smith,
Bradbury Piano Rooms,
E225 Pa. Ave.

- FOR sAIE-IT COST $3.50 WHEN =
- new. IL Isn't old, and Yet $50 -
- VIII buy IL, IL taken in ex- -
- Change for new one II II Brad -
- bury and i'm excellent musical con- -
- ditlon Better than many new pianos -
- sold for more money. You can nay -
- the $50 I'm instaiiments. r. q. -
- SMITH, Bradbury Piano Rooms, I225 -
- Pa. ave. mh3 =
-. FOR SALE-oNE CHANCE IN
hundred to secure q bargain like
this-A hgh-top kimoall organ
taken In exchange: has ten stops, .
double Knee swells. instruction
book and stool Sold by kinbal .
Company for Sl25. Our price SOC; .
payable So monthly. +. q. SMITH, . .
bradbury Piano Rooms. l225 Pa. ave. .
. . m3
FOR SALE-oNE NEW GRAND UPRIGHT r1AN,
oil prominent New York make: maynncen
ANTIQUE OAK case; perfect In and action
original price. $50: will sell for S215; oths
makes in proportional drives during March at
u. l. wl1.D'S BROS. * Co,
nh2-6t' 100 18th st. NV.
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NORTHEAST.

oh. Or. and 80 10
. $40 18th st, bh,
Or SD, 600
1910 Fla ave, bh, mi,
1227 NJ st. fl. 6r. 1850
1902 Linden ST, bh.
o.. ........-..... 2.eOO
1921 Gales ST, FIJI. 6r.2, 1870
200 to olo l st, bh,
..............l,5O 800
0O5 and 9O7 18th ct,
III. AZ. each. =. Il. 80
Capitol ave bet Cen
trail and Kendall
ayes, Ivy City, st
x dwg. BIZ, Or. Il, 200
2009-1f-13-lo Gales
ST, fl. Or. .O6O
1923 Sd ST. fh. ir. 900
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and III VI
st, fh, 10 and Or. 1900
4l5 l. ST, FIJI. Or. : 800
305 10th st, IN, Or. l 100
1919. l347 and 1349
X st. fh. Or, each. ] 200
Az * st. FIJI, 5r.. Il, 900
Z Hope ave, bh, -ir. $50
Il lion OF the property Oh
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DENTISTRY.

We Wish to State
- That WE DO NOT what Is termed ''cheau
work" Professionalism characterizes every
thing performed here. Any methods Of
Operating or appliances that eliminate pain
quick to be made OF. Extracting
soc; with gas local anaesthetic. SOC.
Milling, silver. platina arDalgam, 75c.
" gold. 81; gold crowns. IS; best full Set
" teeth 81.
DR.. GRAHAM, 3oz 9TH St.
nh:
GROSIiON'S DENTAL PARLORs. ESTAB. 1887
Dr- NJ T. Gr,shon. jr-, successor. 15OS 14th n. W.
Teeth inserted. 81 TO $50. Open all hours, In
ciEdns sundays Local ansesthetic painless ex-
traction. fe23- luls
PAINLESS. YEF SAFE, METHODS
Applied in all Dental operations. Charges mOder-
ate See ''2G-" in her column.
EVANS DENTAL FAELORS. 1917 PA. AVE fe2
L. $. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization OF America. Scientific DEN
IISIkl a. moderate prices by experts only. 4Ol
tih 81 See card in another column. oc9
FIFE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
SEd ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without charge, ex-
c"pt cost OF material. at 1925 III ST. NV. den-
vi DEPARTMENT Of the Columbian University,
ron l 70 pm daily except Sunday. Ex-
traction free. Inlrmary open from October to
June 30. seo3tr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-ELEvEN- ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH
and large cOncreted cellar; price. 5000; So 5Ul
cash required; rented now that 1t pays IL
and 1l-3S per cent on the investment, and In
ordinary times It pays IA ~ per cent. Address
DOMUS, Star office. liz
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wANTED-TO RENT-A FARM. NOT MORE
than 10 miles from city. Address p. 8, Star
e
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FOR SAI.E-lOTS-
Z ST. NV. near Dupont Circle; S21O TO So
square foot; lot ~. 7x9i; 11th near NJ want
offer
y. j. ave. near NJ St; lot east side.
Ii h. l. KAISER. AllluIic Lll., L ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03

The above is only q 20
my books. For full list I
issued on the LIST and lot
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FOR SA1.E-THREESTOR AND BASEMENT
brick house. 2i3 North Fairfax St. Alexandria
va; q IT. front; rooms: gas. water, bath;
rooms large and airy: house lighted on three
sides; at one-half Washington figures; terms
easy: j. c. DePUTRON. 412 Louisiana ave-.
Washington. d. c. ia.-2rns
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FOR SALE-GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
in sw: cheap: excellent for selling. APP
Inh3-2t
TOR SALE-DENTAI. INSTRUMENTS, 81 PIECES;
..hOns them IL forceps; suitable for q young
eentSt: price, $40. Address y. j., Star once.
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FOR SALE-A NEW, BROWN-STONE AND
brick house. two squares from Dupont circle, con-
tanning every modern convenience; hot water heat
ing: II rooms, bath and many closets: ex-
cepttonally well constructed: lot 22x35 10 an
alley; fine street: genteel neghborhood; will be
sold At less than cost If disposed Of ut once. Ap-
ply TO WALTER Ii. ACKEk, 7O4 14th st. NV
vnbo
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RnM at. q Dance

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 30.-A special
from Gurdon, Ark, says Reliable in
formation has been received fromAlpine
Il village in the northwestern portion of
Clark county, announcing the killing
of three mer and the wounding of two
others during melee at country
dance held at the house ofJames Fobes
Saturday night. The building where
the dance was held was spacious
structure and was filled to its utmost
capacity. All went we'll until the
effects of an unusal amount of except
ionally bad whiskey began to manifest
itself among the male members, when
suddenly affairs began to assume a
different aspect. Frenzied with drink
the men INDUCED first only in profane
language and insults, but later they
came to blows among themselves and,
as final result, knives and revolvers
were brought into action. Then terror
and absolute confusion reigned.
Women screamed and tainted but the
men fought on. Lew Jones, Charles
Ross and Sam Powell were killed, Jones
and Powell having been shot, while
Ross was stabbed through the heart.
Walker Jones and Bill Jones were both
seriously, if not fatally wounded
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From Brazil

LONDON, Jan. 3o.-A dispatch from
Rio Janeiro says that chance shots fired
by the insurgents endangered three
American ships, when Admiral Benham
notified the insurgent commander of
his intention to protect American inter
ests to which Admiral da Cana is said
to have made no reply. The American
squadron then cleared for action, and
weighed anchor to escort the merchant
men to their berths. As the warships
came close to the shore there was great
excitement among those watching the
proceedings. The squadron after es
corting the ships to the pier returned
to their old positions. The American
merchantmen are now fully protected.
The dispatch from Rio Janeiro further
states that Peixoto has refused to pur-
chase the torpedo boat Destroyer, which
was taken from New York to Brazil in
tow. 1t is said the vessel, on the
voyage from New York, nearly found
cred.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Seventeen-year locusts are being
plowed up in Spottsylvania county.
Mrs. Ann F. Duerson, relict of the
late Daniel Duerson, died yesterday at
the residence Of Mr. YIN. T. Johnson,
in Spottsylvania county, aged 80 years.
Thomas S. Kennerly was yesterday
indicted by the grand jury of Roanoke
on a charge of undue intimacy with
Miss Smith. young woman Of unsound
mind, who has been adjudged insane.
Peyton S. Grimes, an old and highly
respected citizen of Orange, died yester-
day after long illness. He was form
" one OF the proprietors of the Vau-
cluse gold mine, in Spottsylvania
county.
The only case heard by the Court of
Appeals Yesterday was that Of Mills Il
Fairfax against Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company, which was argued
by Eppa Hunton, jr., for plaintiff in
error and continued.
A horrible death occurred in Stafford
county Yesterday afternoon. Miss Hep
sic Embrey, daughter of the late Alex.
Embrey. was found dead on the hearth
in her room, with her face in the fire.
Her breast was also badly burned. 1t
is supposed she had an apoplectic fit
and fell i'll the fire. She was about 3333
years old.
a dastardly attempt was made to
wreck the eastbound Norfolk and West
ern passenger train four miles west of
Radford Sunday night. 4 rail had
been taken out near q bridge and
everything prepared for wreck. A
westbound freight came along a few
minutes before the passenger train was
due and was badly wrecked, saving the
liz es of all the passengers on the east
bound tEai9. John Dolman, a negro,
was arrested as the guilty party.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Mr.. Cbilds physicians report that his
condition remains unchanged
A severe snow Storm, accompanied
by a heavy northeasterly gale, is pre-
vailing throughout New England The
Geographic service is greatly crippled
Ex-Gov. Campbell admits that his
financial circumstances are very poor
He will. in May, return to Hamilton.
Ohio, where he will resume the PR.
tice of law.
New York bankers are actively al
work trying to make upa syndicate 10
bid for large part of the 100000
of bonds to be issued by the Secretary
yf the Treasury.
A fierce ''norther' swept over the
counties of northeastern Pennsylvania
after midnight, last night, accompanied
by sleet and snow. The snow driite,l
badly in deep railroad cuts and AL
trains are running behind time
Judge Butler. in the United States
Circuit Court at Philadelphia, this morn
ing decided in favor of the sugar tra>,
in the suit brought by the government
to have set aside, as illegal, the taking
ofthe Philadelphia retineres into tie
trust. The bill Of complaint WAS dis
missed.
John B. Johnson, ranchman. living
near Compton, Cal, shot and killed bis
son George yesterday and the boy killed
him before his wound proved fatal The
only witness to the tragedy was 10
year-old son and brother. The lnen
had both been drinking, and sos To-
quarreling with the above resuls.
Six inches of snow fell in the Lockror,, y
Y. section in six hours yesterday and eight
inches more during last night. Eastern and
local trains were from half to one hour hut.
this morning. This morning snow was drifting
badly, but the weather is mild. There wa,
heavy fall of snow in other parts of the
State
At Tifn, Ohio, last night Frederick ].
Sharp fired two bullets at Miss Kittic Klecs
one Of them entering the abdomen. and then
ended his own life by firing bullet into his
brain. The young woman lately refused ta
marry him and drove him from her presence
The mystery surrounding the disappea.
ance of B. Frank Gable of York, Pa, while
on a visit with his parents to the WorIl
Fair last October has been cleared up by the
finding of his body in Lake Michigan.
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Letter from Page.

Correspondence of Alexandria Gazette
LURAY, Va, Jan. 29.-The nomina-
ton of Smith Turner as Congressman
from this district will not only be one of
general satisfaction, but the future will
show it to have been one of the best
ever made in Virginia.
Time will develop not only his fit
ness for this place, but will demonstrate
the fact that he will carry with him the
same qualities of mind and of heart
that have for many years endeared him
so strongly to his friends as man of
pure life, of gentle nature and of dis,
tinguished ability.
The fight was hard, long and cour
ageous one, and yet through it all it
was one conducted on fair and honora-
BILE terms, and won on pure and simple
merit. Mr.. Turner is gentleman who
will make friends wherever he goes.
and not one word of ill-report can be
said of him. What is worth much to
him is the fact that he has many repub-
lican friends who will not only vote but
work for him if necessary, and this sim
ply because they like and admire the
man for his sterling qualities of heart
and mind. There is personal charm
about him that ATTRACTS, and magnet
ism that invites admiration and re-
spect; and during the entire campaign
these qualities stood him well in hand.
AS lawyer and debater Mr.. Turner
Is equally at home, and in this respect
he will make himself heard and known
in Congress as he has been at the bar
and on the hastings; and that he will
make for himself record there will be
what is certainly predicted by those
who know him.
Mr.. Turner has had for many years q
reputation as being an excellent think
er, close observer and good student,
and being in the prime of life he will
enter upon his duties as well equipped
for the place as any one possibly could
be. Experience there will add to what he
may lack, and this he will know how
to improve both for his own good and
that of his constituents.
He will make his start in this new
school with the fervent wishes of his
many friends throughout the State who
have the utmost confidence in his ahili-
ty to make a good and useful repre-
sentative. b.
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TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 80, 1854.

As REPRESENTATIVE EDMUNDS say s
Postmaster General Bissell told him
Yesterday the President would APP
point no more postmasters to I'LL the
places..of the republicans whose official
terms have expired, until the Senate
postoflice committee shall have acted
upon the nominations now before them,
strange as it may seem, it must be true;
but as the President subsequently sent
in some postotiice nominations, either
Mr.. Bissell was rot speaking by the
card or else the President had changed
his mind. Otherwise it could not be
but regretted by the Presidents friends,
and by every body else who is at all
interested in the success of the demo
cratic party at future elections. 1t Is
for the President to nominate postmas-
tiers, for the Senate TO confirm, reject,
or delay to act upon them, as it may
choose. Even if it be delinquent or
worse. as two wrongs never made Il
rjrht he should still DO his duty in the
matter. continue 10 gil expired terms,
and let the fault rest where it properly
lies. For him to refuse to nominate
postmasters in Virginia, because Sena-
tor Hill delays the confirmation of some
of those he has nominated in New
York. would certainly not beindicative
of the spirit that should actuate the
..ruler of a great countree.'
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tunity, but it is due TO the fact thai IN
the distribution of taxes some peonla
had been cheated.
Mr.. Bartlett, in denouncing the IN.
come tax bill, said it was proposed M
branch of the democratic party which
affiliated with the populist party and
demanded the free coinage of both
gold and silver at its present ratio
The democracy Of New York had been
accused of treachery, and it had been
proposed to read the New York d..
mocracy out of the party; but it was
the populist wing of the democratic
party, those who favored an income
tax and free coinage of silver, who
were the traitors to the party policy.
At this point Mr.. Davis asked Mr.
Bartlett if he did not know that Thorn.
as Jefferson favored a graded income
tax; but Mr.. Bartlett refused to Weld
for question.
Mr.. Bartlett contended that the
opinion OF Mr.. Justice swayne on that
subject, although concurred in by tie
remainder of the court. was an unsa.-
isfactory piece ofjudical work.
Mr.. Morse gave notice that he po.
posed to offer an amendment TO the
title of tbs Wilson bill, so as to make it
read as follows ga bill to increase
taxation, reduce revenue for the gov
eminent, and to fine honest men, and
pay premium on perjury, and for
other purposes