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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
507 18th NV. go. .$6S. so, 1921 F l
Globe bldg-1 large run. Several
Sc cor 18th and + 1921 F n
SITS NV, Ar, entire 6O5-7 18th
Sd floor. go. 90 1913 F n
Pa av 4 IL NV, 2r. sc. 90 Sc cor Z
607 7th NV. LIST d. so. col 14l7 G n
Sc cor 18th and + 1921 F
SITS NV, Pr, I'd q. 1000 fine of
733 It'll NV, LIST & 1928 +
I'd floors. 1000 fine of
1920 Pa av, I'd q. 40. 90 go + n,
SW cor IL 4 E. 3r. 80. O0'
THOS. J. FISH
my+tr 10
FOR RENT-4O OFFICE ROOMS;
improvements; Bliss building, Nos
h ST. NV. opposite Capitol grou
upon application. A. EUGENE c
ap24-3m'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and F SITS. NV
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
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BOARDING

cool 1 ST. N.w.-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
frst-class table board; large house; south
and east exposure. sp1%1m'
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1928 18th st NV, Or $40 ITO 18th st. er - 90
6o4 Eth. nr .SS.34 2sl6 Olive ave Or. 20. 40
1o14 10th nv, 13r. IS 90 sIs I'd u ne Tr 20 IS
500 18th NV, 12r. IS 1917 ID st. 81. 20
2211 Wash cir, Or .5s15 Brookland sr. 20
1924 9th st, 10r. $40 GOO 9th st 6rls so
Ill3 81. VI .42lI 1914 Eth NV, 5r. .1s.S5
~ 9th ST NV T. {o50 1913 W st. 6r.. rs. 30
- 81 NV. Ir. 80 40 sos 10th st ne. 6r.1 30
1923 18th st. Or. 81 30 1l4l 9th ST ne Or Is
1913 10th st. Or. IS 30 9la Y st, 6r .16 40
2215 18th st. Or. 30 50 IL Defrees st Or Is 40
14S % Sc, Or. 49,. so 305 ave- br II
1907 9th st NV, Or $3.50 1851 n 81 ne 6rIs
ioSo Marion St .r3oSo DDS Clev'd sv. Or .14.50
% ave NV, 1r.SOs5 e0e sc, 5r..........l4
1920 st. nall. 80 600 St Srls so
50 n ave ne, Or. 80 252s Messnore 5r 10 SO
1soS Linden. 7r.. Is ~ slT Kitch ST sw ar 70 IN
1888 9Th ct NV, ar. IS 800 4th ct ne 4r..l2
81 Spruce ST. sr.. .21 50 22le 18th ST. ST. - 10
1912 Larch st, Or. so 246 Brent ct Or. IA 30
1874 9th St IT, IS S31 18th ne, Or. 10. SO
saS French dr. GS 1tls st &c. Or .l0. 80
- lStn 81, 6 "a 90 1870 Huron st. 5r. IL. 80
1890 st, 7r. .20.50 e12 21st st store 10 90
1885 18th 81 NV, Or Is. 40 1913 Kramer ne 5r Q so
44e NV, Or -. y. s. 2S26 9Th NV, Or. 10
21oS st, Or. 30 Col ave. 4r....,..a 81
SIG sd st. Sr. l603 Graceland ct 4r 8 80
WASH Grove, T - Alb o sw, rear, Ar s. 80
YOU washington 6r.- 50 81 Gordon ne. sr. s. 80
Sos ne. ar "a les Kramer st, br 7.30
myTm,w,f B. II. WARNER CO.. Gle st NV
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-STO CASH-KEATING PNEUMATIC:
80 pounds. Address call T. II. c.. 500 18th
ST. ne my9-3t'
FOR SALE-93 VICTOR PNEUMATIC: A BEATTY:
complete; $50 cash, or time, If good refs; MAC,
HOS st. NV. print shOp.) my1tf
FOR SALE-A COLUMBIA PNEUMATIC; IS LES
fast and light; sacrifice at $50 IL taken irnme-
diately Address Box IS, Star Office. myS-2t.
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25os I, 5r. W. g...I5.so
1245H $50. 5r. W. 1880
<06 K ne, Or, a.14.50
23l9 G. 5r, w...i4.3O
DDS ST Paul's CT, Or. IA
4o2-4-6-S 21st. 6r.w. Is. 80
lloS Riggs. Or, W. 1850
2Sl5 Va ave. Ar, w.12.5O
1892 10th. r'r,5r.l2. so
422 Franklin, Ar. .l2.OO
sl2-l4 9th. Or. -
2052 32d, 5r........l2
527 18th. 6r-........12
l12o I'D. rear. Ar. .II.5o
2oos-l4 r'r NJ. Sr.w.ll.90
2106-s X. Or. 30
1881 Benning, 5r,w.lO.30
l15s Linser's al,5r.10. 80
] Poone ct. &r. W. .lo.3
1928 DeSales, 5r, 10. 30
n-lS W Alex ct,4r.10.O0
1885 s. 5r. w......-..1o
1901 3 VI, Or. 10
2ll0 &. 5r. 10
2-5-7-10 W Alex CT, Ar. 3
rSCOTT q WILCOX,
Pennsylvania ave. NV
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FOR RENT-514 18TH ST. STORE q GEL.
zoos N St NV. 10 rms. and bath. ........ $50 80
81 "a ne. Grb&cel SIS $40 11th fats SIS & SIS
500 nv. 6r&b IL 80 i420 II NV. 81. 30
mys-tr THOS- W. HUNGERFORD. 1919 II ST.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-1224 PA. AVE; VERY DESIRABLE
store and dwelling; very low rent for good ten
ant A. I. COUMBE, 1425 N. Y. ave. myS-3t
FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 1924 sTH
between 0 and ? NV; rooms: good yard;
stable &c: good location for light business.
Rent, $50. E. A. MCINTYRE 224 o NV. my6-et
FOR RENT-STORES.
I3S 18th st NV. ....S100 1739 Pa ave NV. 81 80
ia ST nw...... .150 S24 18th st NV. store. Is
itlS " nw.-. 80 1902 18th ct nw..... rs
ILL ia ay NV store) 40 1904 18th st Is
gu o + 81 NV. -..... 80 14l1 + st nw......-
70 ITth st NV. .....S0 Basem't 426 5th NV 10
III ID ST. 80
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO..
myftr 1924 f st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM AND FLAT ABOVE:
1881 14th ST. NV; rent low.
A. HEITMULLER & CO.,
apzi-2w 1888 14th st.
FOR RENT-FINE STORE N MONTROsE FLATS.
ITO 9th st. NV; 26xS6; heated by steam: win
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
aplO-1m' L. s. FRISTOE 1888 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN TdE
Lehman bldg; rents reduced elevator, &c.
A. T. COUMBE, q
myS-3t 1925 n. Y. ave-
FOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS.
OcSupi Tbs Sy j. ooR X; johnson 4 Co. 1919 St
the use of brokers. For further information, an
ply 10 DEEBLE, DAVIS & Co,
myS-1m 1919 ST NV
FOR RENT-ON FIRST FLOOR. TWO NICE
rooms; especially suitable for lawyer or claim
agent; near departments; reasonable rent. Apply
1853 G st. NV. myS-3t'
FOR RENT-THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DE-
sirable oices in this city-New GUIDE building,
1224 st. NV; large communicating rooms,
fourth floor; $40; large communicating rooms,
third floor; $50; large rooms, entire second
floor; 800; all handsomely papered; electric
light; steam heat, &c. These rooms must be seen
to be appreciated. HEISKELL & McLERAN,
zoos st. NV. my5-6t
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Gunton bldg, rm "a. s.
Gunton bldg. vault rm. s
Stable r'r 2135 G st NV. 10
Stable r'r 11O9 X st. 81 so
Stable r'r 14th st NV. IS
495 @ st sw. Or. 81
1854 B st sw. 7r. .3O.56
1905 AZ st sw. 12r. Is
939 G st sw. Sr. rs
Upper pit Nd ave and
10th st sw. Sr. 30
91i Md ave sw, Or. 30
s15 Md ave sw, Or. ~
632 Md ave sw, Ar. IL
$40 q 81 sw, Or. is. so
42l 18th st sw, ar. Is
go Md ave sw, fila
4S r'r A B st sw, Or. 1890
I'd floor 100 + st sw, 5r.l2
40 4 40 LIST st sw,
Or 800. ....-...--l2
312 n st sw, Or. lilo
1915 Union al sw. 5r. II so
1924 ) Cap st sw, 5rlO. 80
6l1la Del ave sw. Ar. 10
81 NJ st sw, 7r. $50
1919 Union al sw,5r.S.3O
1247 Union al sw. 4r.S.30
1921 LIST st sw. 5r.....S
1917 LIST st sw, 5r. 8
1928 LIST st sw, Or. 81
"a Capitol al sw, Ar. s.
120 Del ave sw. 3r q. 30
205 y st sw. 3r. ....6.30
l246 Del ave sw. 3r. $50
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-LovELY FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS;
sink and all modern conveniences; bay window
back and 'front.' no children taken; rent reason |
able. Inquire after 10 Am. at st. NV.
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FOR RENT-REDUCED TO 500 PER MONTH FOR
several elegant new S-room and bath bricks; a.
mi: nicely papered; porches: shade; &c. Take
Brkhtwood ave. cars to Newman terrace. 4001
Sth st. NV, Petworth sub my3-3m
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MANICURE

MRS. SMITH, LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BE
found in the Manicure Parlor OF the Palais Royal
g and 18th SITS.
Treatment, SOC.
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FOR RENT-FLATs AT THE wOODMoNT. COR.
18th st. and Iowa circle; private baths; table
board. J. F. ROBINSON, Proprietor. ap2e-Sm
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

llOltol-kC AMI
FOR sALE-PAIR CREAM COIORED PONIES,
is6, closely mated. and gentle in Single OF double
CLARK. Sligo. Md. my9-4t'
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-1 4-sEAT PHAE-
uo e1 bT STOP fR spG oS cut under
i Phseton buggy, cheap. WIN. n: D0UGAL,
FOR SAIE-1 wAGoNETTE FOR PASSENGERS;
about 8 days; also coupe, in frst-cass order; the
owner has no use for these carriages and will
mys-6t'
FOR sAL.E-oNE ELEGANT BRoUGHAM AND
one tine victoria: the owner having for
them will sell at a great sacrifice. Call at $50
G. st. s.e., bet 8 and o'clock pm. myS-3t
FOR SAIE-2Oo LIGHT CLOTH BUSTERS,
800 Linen Busters,
500 Monte Busters.
3 gross Steel Currycombs, -.
gross Dandy Brushes,
10 dozen Feather busters,
L. dozen Assorted Horse blankets,
10 gross Assorted WHIPS
dozen Horse Brushes and large assortment
of and secOndh hand harness at Wholesale
prices; livery and dealers will find this a
rare opportunity of purchasing fine goods in any
quantity at ~ very low prices; ,,x,,,,,,
myS3t' l541 18th st.
HORSES! HORSES.
Ten Fine Pairs Of Blacks, Bays Browns and Sor-
rels, 22 Fine Single Riders and Drivers; very
fast Trotting Horse; one fine Bay, draft weight,
1,520 lbs Among the line Coach Teams there is
the handsomest pair of Bay CObbs In city; fine
knee action and sound. WASH COUPE AND LIV-
cry CO.'S STABLES, 1341 and 1913 W St NV.
Thirty days guarantee. myself
FOR sALE-1 NEARLY NEW DOUBLE CARRIAGE
harness. cost $3.50; nearly new single buggy
harness; also fine line of new harness of every
description, at 10 per cent above cost of manu-
facture. / extra fine slver-mounted double har-
ness, nothing finer in ths city; price, $500; will
sell at great reduction for cash. GERMUIL-
LER'S HARNESS FACTORY, Gal La. ave.my7-6'
FOR sALE-CHEAP-S175 FOR HORSE. PHAE-
ton and harness; handsome and good driver; al
ways been driven by lady; stand and fearless
of anything; perfect pet. pa LIST ST. Sc. my5-3'
FOR sALE-A FIRST-CLAss FURNITURE WAC
on, and feed wagons; our own manufactures; also
15o other Jobs. COOK & JARB6E. 1855 N st.
NV. ap14-3m
FOR sALE-TRAPS; REDUCED FOR CASH; ONE
from $3.50 to 500; from 1929 to $3.50; from
to $40; from $3.50 to S115; from $3.50 TO
500; 1 from 500 to s6s; dayton, SAC. JAMES
X: PRoBEY, 1890 32d st. NV. Telephone No.
226. myS-1mO
FOR SALES HEAD OF HORSES JUST AR
rived from Rockingham county, Va; saddle.
driving, coupe and coach horses; prices ranging
from SI5 to S125. Can be seen at JOHN SIM
MONS SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES. I210
Ohio ave. NV. ap2S-2w
FOR SALE-THE LATEST-STYIE TRAPS, SUR
reys, phaetons and sidebars, daytons, SAC up;
business wagons OF all kinds. our own manufac-
ture and cheaper grades. We open Monday
enable those not able to call during the day TO
mhsi-sm COOK & JARBoE. 1895 NJ st. NV.
FOR LIVERY OF ALL KINDS AT CUT RATES
go to J. W. LA TOURETTE'S, 326 and 32S New
Jersey ave-, opp. Il. o. depot.
Telephone call. DDS. aD19-1m'
MANICURE
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1912 18th 1t NV, 12r SIS hi Pa nv NV sr 40
1870 Q NV, 12r.. IS. S3 1881 Corcoran st ST. 30
1902 Greg ave NV, 13r as 1895 9Th NV Or . 10 so
6O2 E st NV, 11r. lib 1909 18th NV Sr * "a
700 Hillyer ave NV. 144S Pierce pl NV, IRIS. so
III 20 11O6 14th ST NV, 2r. rs
S0o lIth NV matt 3r 90 $50 X st ne, Or. IS
2023 Hfllyer pl, Tor. 10 81 ave Sc n % so
1920 Sunderland p- Sw cor wallach and
lot 80 18th SITS NV. fat. 10
1o2l 10Th 81 NV, Tor. .65 1902 I'd st NV, 5r...I Is
1913 81 NV, lor. 80 2l2 LIST st sw, Or. Is
ls2o ST, H-... rs 232 LIST st sw, Or. is
800 I'm 81 NV. 2r. .S PIG LIST ct sw, Or. Is
BIS ave NV, lar. IS 222 lst ST sw Or - is
io0e st NV, Tor. SO 633 Pomeroy st, Ar. II 50
IsU< Shapln ST nw,l2r6O SO Pomeroy st, 4r. IL so
oo st NV, 1Or 80 $50 Pomeroy ST, Ar. II 80
1640 21st st NV. Tor. go 1907 Union CT ar 70 40
2o0O 18th st NV. Or. go In rear of l225 Conn
80 81 NV, MN av.several fats ga g. .
iaos i.tn NV, lor 90 Is LIST st sw, Or. Is
1osf 10Th NV, 1lr. .o5 DDS LIST st sw, Or. Is
1I12 14th NV (nat), 6r so lT4s Corcoran NV Tor &
1904 81 NV. Or. so 1910 Trinidad ne Ar \ 40
1880 st nv, Tor. :. so 1922 Trinidad ne ar : 20
2020 n st NV, Tor. IS 1925 Trinidad ne Ar : 40
Inc aoove Is only a partial list OF the properties
In our hands For Rent Bulletin oont,innc full
description, issued weekly and can be had upon ap-
plicatien to THOMAS T. FISHER A 90
my4-m Witt 1924 r ST
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FOR RENT
1905 Q st. NV, Tor. and bath.
1907 . ST. NV, Tor. and bath.
1901 Rhode Island ave-, 6r. and bath.
1881 14th ST., fiat, ST. and bath.
The repairs in all Of above houses have been
completed and are like rent low.
A. HEITMULLER & CO.,
ap27-2w 1888 i4th St
FOR RENT-PRESS BRICK: BAY WINDOW; ALL
NIL; rooms and concrete cellar; nice yard:
stoves and all rooms clean and in best condition.
III y. Y. NV. mh1S-2ms
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Observation-Disclosures

OIl hIl4N I-MIOCEIIIIAN EOUO
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRTTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; Der.
feet condition Guaranteed with stand; delivered
free in city; one month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and + SITS. nv.
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WAITED
TO PAPER YOUR HOUSE We know best
whatn look best and produce the most
tasty effects in the different apartments
and will give you valuable suggestions for
papering. We can suit you 1T any price you
want TO pay.
". B. MOSES SONS
nth AND SIS NV. mys
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FOR RENT
Store 433 18th st NV. 800
Store 431 18th st NV. lOC
Store 1856 18th st nw.10C
Hall Sc cor. 18th and
Il SITS NV. 100
Store and dwg 400 ii
st ne. Ar. IS
Store and dwg 500 r
st NV. Or. 80
store g. II st ne. 20
Store and dwg SO Fen
ton pl NV, Or. .16
Store room and stable
200 X st ne. Is
OFFICES.
623 F ST. LIST door. 40
623 f st. I'd door. 40
62S + st. basement. 20
Central bldg. rm 7....16
1853 La av. back rm
I'd floor. ............15
1889 + st NV. run 3. Is
Gunton bldg, I'm l2.l2.5O
GuntOn bldg, rm 3. .l2.5oI
Gunton bldg, rm 10. 12.50
719 Market space. rms
2 and 3. 1880.
Central bldg. 1880
Central bldg. rim Il. 10
Central bldg, rm Is. ~
1889 + st NV. rm Z. 10
Gunton bldg. run 20. o.
46S La ave. back rim
Sd floor. IS
Tha ahnrA Is only a Ia.
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FOR RENT
2320 NJ. 7r. mi. 81. 50
2147 II, 7r, mi. 1850
29l2 y, lr. mi. $3.50
1874 25th, 7r, mi. Is. so
1857 32d, sto, w&c. IS. so
1ols 26th, 6r. mi. %. so
1923 26th. Sr, mi. $3.50
2617 X. 7r. mi. Is. 30
1922 18th. nat 3r, H.G.25
PASS X. 7r. mi. =. y. IS
2616-2 L, 6r. mi. .22.5o
1913 S0th, Or, mi. =. so
42l 9th sw, Or, w&g. % 80
1919 30th. 6r. mi. 20. 50
921 I'D. Or. mi. 10. SO
SIS 10th. 7r. eel. W. 20. 30
715-17 Esd, Or, mi &c. so
so2-+-6 L se. 6r. eel
lar. mi. ..........0.30
22l4 1, Or, W. 20. 80
2149h Pa av, Ar. g&w. %
Garrett PIX. Or 4 eel.
cottage, mi. 20
024-2S L Or. mi. 1900
424 Elm, Or, mi. 1850
2206 81, Or, wa. 1850
For full list apply to "
my<-f. nav 1907
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ED-SALESNEN-SE-ND so CENTS FOR $50
page Illustrated took on celebrated Breckenridge
case; enormous sales; big trade discount. THE
CURRENT EVENTS PUB. CO., SO 5th ave.,
lineage my4-5t
WANTED-HOMES FOB COOKS. NURSES, CHAM
tsraaids, waist hand, eOachmen. laundress, wait
srs. for families, hotels and resorts; ref; help
fa[nished free Of charge. 11O71a 1 ST. NV.
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FOR sAIE-ONE 1-s-OCTAvE ROSEWOOD CASE
upright piano, with handsome plush stool and
thoroughly guaranteed. for S16J cash. PFEIFFER
& CONL1FF, All l1th ST. NV. ap2l-C
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16
The Cause of IL.

William L. Wilson of West Virginia,
the chairman of the ways and means com
mittee, author of the "Wilson bill, and
Mr.. Clevelands right hand man in Con-
gress, who was "elected to stay at home"
last week, along with 1874 other stranded
Democratic members, is reported as saying
that last weeks great upheaval was due,
firstly, to the hard times and the usual dis
position of the community to hold the par
ty in power responsible for business Ce-
preston; and, secondly, to the failure of
the Democratic party to carry out, with
promptness and thoroughness, the task
committed to it of revising the tariff on
the basis indicated by the national plat
form-that is to say on free-trade basis.
OF all the reasons given for the result of
the elections-as unexpected in its proper
tions by Republicans as by Democrats
the alleged theory that it was due to the
failure of the Democratic majority to enact
complete and sweeping 'tariff reform
legislation with ''promptness and thor
oughness,'' is the weakest and most fool
ish of all. That there were several minor
reasons which contributed to produce the
revolution there is no doubt. The hard
times, the free-silver leanings of the Dem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

Women suffrage appears to have vindi-
Gated itself in Colorado, where larger
proportion of registered women than of
registered men voted. They accomplished
the defeat of the demagogue Waite, and
are now preparing to give better munich
pal government to Denver. 1t is no Won
der that Waite and his fellowmen were
condemned, for the Denver business mems
league made a public statement not many
weeks ago that the effect of Populist rule
in that state had been 'like a devouring
forest fire., consuming not less than $780,
100000 of values by the destruction of
credit and confidence. $50 whitening has
this BEEN" the league said, "that at the
present moment even gold mine cannot
borrow 81 on 50 worth of gold ore actually
in sight with which to extract that ore and
send it to the smelter."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16
This Is in Ohio.

The one disgraceful incident of the cleo
tion in Ohio appears to have been the de-
feat of Sheriff Cook of Fayette county, who
fought off the lynching party last month
who were determined to take a negro out
of the court house and hang him. The
sheriff was Republican candidate for re-
election and was about the only Republican
defeated in the state. The feeling was
particularly high against him because the
militia fired upon and killed several of the
would-be lynchers. His punishment for
resoutely defending the cause of law and
order makes it in order to remark that the
North needs to be careful how it shies
rocks at the South for its lynching bees.
The Ohio case is made worse by the fact
that Col. Colt, who commanded the mill
tia, fears personal violence should he 90 to
Washington Courthouse to testify before
the coroner's jury which is now investi-
eating the shooting of members of the
mob by the military. Law.abidng citi-
zens tell him that if he were to 90 there he
and Sheriff Cook would be thrown into
Jail and an attempt made to lynch them.
Rev. DR., Washington GLADDEN., who de-
nounced the mob in a newspaper letter,
has received letter threatening him with
assassination should he 90 TO Washington
Courthouse. Gov. Mckinley assures Col.
Colt that if he were to go there and harm
were to be offered him the full strength OF
the military would be used to defend him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

ocratic majority, the abundant evidence of
try, and the "odious" income tax were all
factors. But to say that scores of thous-
ands of Democrats voted the Republican
ticket, and other scores of thousands staid
at home, because the Democratic Congress
did not enact tariff legislation which was
radical enough, and that this was the chief
reason for the great overturn, makes the
man or the newspaper that says it ridicu-
lous. The upheaval in Mr.. Wilson's own
state, and in his own congressional district,
was as emphatic in what it signiied as any
where in the country, and the cause was
the Democratic attack on the protective
system as it affected the industries of West
Virginia.
When the people voted the Republican
ticket they knew very well that they were
not voting for more "tariff REFORM but to
give tariff agitation a rest and the bust
ness interests chance to recuperate. The
issue was clearly made the country over.
The election of a new Democratic Congress
would have meant another commission"
from the people to revise the tariff some
more, while the election of Republican
House made any further revision practi-
cally impossible, for the next three years at
least. This every voter knew perfectly
well, and the Democracy will gain nothing
by not frankly admitting the fact.
On the other hand we have no idea that
the result of the election is commission
to the Republicans to resort to extreme
measures of any kind. The strong men of
the party like John Sherman, Mr.. Depew,
and many others, recognize this to be the
fact and openly proclaim it. 1t is a time
for moderation, for wise counsels, for earn
est and conscientious effort to serve the
whole country and not any one section of
it, nor any chosen class of its people.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

The New York scheme of municipal
consolidation, known as "Greater New
York. was carried at last weeks election
by a total net majority of $4,000 of all the
people voting upon it. New York city,
Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queen coun-
ty all voted yes, while only the Westches-
ter towns voted no, and their collective
majority against it was only 532. The vote
was not binding, but was taken as popu-
lar expression. The next legislature will
undoubtedly take steps toward consolda-
ton. New York city is the more anxious
for it, since the registration in Chicago for
the late election nearly or quite equalled
that of New York. "Greater New York
would have within its limits population
of not less than 100000 souls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16
Now Give Business a Chance.

From the Philadelphia Ledger, Nov. 1Ol
Now that both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are agreed that business prospects are
Frightening, it is to be hoped that all hands
will drop politics and go to work. This is
a great country, which nothing emphasizes
more than the fact that the revolution of
Tuesday last was as peaceful as a village
election. Let the politicians say what they
may, we are one common American brother
hood, and the injury of one is the concern
of all. The calamity waller has no further
call for his existence. The country should
prepare for prosperous era, unveXed by
tariff tinkering. Give the industries OF
the country a chance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

The Home Market club will give its
eighth annual reception and dinner in the
Mechanics building, Boston on Thursday
evening, Nov. 81 Hon. Thomas b. Reed
will be the speaker and guest of honor
Another guest will be W. S. Parkerson of
New Orleans, the young lawyer who led
the crowd that lynched the Malta suspects
in March, 1891. Mr.. Parkerson has al
ways been a Democrat, but is now active
in the Republican movement in Louisiana
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

More striking developments are expect
ed when the Lexow investigating commit
tee resumes its work in New York city
Among them it is expected that one OF
the high police officials will take the stand
to tell Just how the S15, 900, 600 blackmail,
collected annually by the police, was dis
tributed. The revelations in New York
have aroused demands for similar investi-
cations in Chicago and Baltimore, where
it is believed that corruption exists among
the municipal officials. 1t is said that in
Chicago the dives and brothels are allowed
to run ''wide open" through payment OF
large sums to the police.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-16

Secretary Carlisle issued, Wednesday,
a circular announcing the issue of $50, 1000,
600 of new per cent gold bonds to replen-
ish the treasury reserve, which has now
fallen to about sol 600, 900. The bonds
will be redeemabe at the pleasure of the
government after ten years. Proposals for
their purchase will be received until noon
of Nov. "A.