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Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Die 6ebduoe in pttnam 6rope elm
9edfhert.
DiefeIben wuroen BON oen methooiffen gu
ihren nGamp Meetings" benubt.
Gnmhen- %. g IL Hehr

9eute bra6 auf benz 91aBe, auf nel9sm
Die Met6obiiten IN Pitnam @robe ibre
rGampzM3eetings" ab3u6alten pflegen, Seuer
aus. Pitnam @robe bat feline S~euertpe6r,
unD pabri9einli6 perOen Idmmtli6e Sc
bGube ouf benz 9labe ben 6lammen gum
Spfer faGen, 9as Teuer entftano an benz
am bi9teften angebouten S6eile De8 Ylabes,
unD Die Sto0t purDe telegraphtT6 INN 6ilfe
a%ngegangen. Die ieBt brennenben unb be-
reits niebergebrannten @ebduba gebDren refs
den Qeuten in Stem 0prt unb philadelphia.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
6rdnoIide Arbeit.
Sdaft f9 permitteIf elmer SaOung Dynamit
ms Jetfetts.
s pnbbuQac, Wis., 81. 7Febr.

SDnb6uQoc, Mis., q. Tebr.
Der in Der OrtT6aft Osceola ipobnenbe
5armer Sulius Sppp Begging ge1tern 6eGbitz
morb, inbem er ft9 mtttelit 9pnamit in
@tiide reiBen lteB. Oie MitglteDe. feiner
Samilie tpuroen bur3 bic 92ipalt Der @rz
ploiton 81 8oDen geporfen unb 6etdubt; tin
Nrm purbe benz Selbitm0rber ppaltGnotg
abgerifIen, tpGbrenb Der gan3e Oberf0rper
entIeBlt9 per1tiimmelt purbe, Sopp mar
Ie95ig Sabre alt unO bate in LETTER 3eit
Elm etpas fO~nberbares 8enebmen our S4au
getragen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
SO afbtnqton, 81. Sebr.

WafbtngtOn n, 27. Sebt.
Der Senat lit nit Der 8erat6ung Der
nGtpil Sunbrp 8iu" bis gu benz Yaraz
grupben g%elangt, tpOna9 bretpro3entige
S9uIbf9etne in S0be BON 100 MiGipner
Dollars unb in Nbf9nitter BON ie 20 DBL
lars uuf 5pei Sabre CUR 8eitreitung Der
laufenoen Nusgu6en bom Sinan3miniiter
ausgegeben perben f%0nnen, unb SiQ bat baz
81 ben 3uiuB beantragt, ale benz S9aBa
5uge9enben S4aBI4etne ub5uftempeln unb
niht pieDer a%us3ugeben.
Wius, Der benz S~inan3mtntiter oGe 8ez
fugniB our Nusgabe bon 8unbesi9uGoz
f4einen ent3ogen ptiien min, bat iiber Die
3uldiiigfeit bieies Nntrdgs Die Nbitimmun9
beantragt, unb iber bieien Nntrag miro
iebt be6attirt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Der Oampfer Reading.
DerfeIbe auf Der F0be pom Chatham eefeben
noroeu.

GbatbOm, MaK., 81. 5e5r.
Ser mad philadelphia beIimmte Dam
pier Reabtng lit bier Bel Sagesan5ru9 DOR
Nnter ltegeno geieben tporben. gr bate
cine ROtbflugge uufgebiBt. gs ftnb atpet
&ettungsb0te gu feinem 8eiitanb cbgegans
gen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Qpnbpn. 81 Se

QonbOn, 27, Sebr.
Der Shines nirb aus 9eftng gemelbet,
baB 81 9ung=Gbang bret Mal pom 8aifer
BON China empfangen, unb 1ebr 5uborfom=
meno be6anoelt tpurbe. @s pirb 6~in3uqez
figt, buB Der 8icet0nig Die MiIiiDn ndf
Supan. an9snommen bat, I'M NIT ienem
Qanbe Observation-Disclosures ar6utnii=
pfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Neuer 6ouperneur Ger KapcoIonie
uno Gommifdr fir siioafriFa.
2pnbp1, q. sEebr.

~ ~ III yVUF-
Sir 6ercuGes Gobinfon, frii6er Gouperz
NOR BON 9Dngtong, GeDlon, Neu Siibndles,
unb benz Sap Der guten 9offnung, tpsldle
leBtereS teuung er bomeSSabre 1880 Bis 1858
tnnebatte, lit gum @OuDern0r uno Oberbsz
feblSbaber Der &apcolonie, unb 1omminGr
fir SIbzNfrita ernoannt porben. Gr i'll
Der Na9folger bes Sir 6enrp 8roug9um,
nel9er tiir5li3 fpegen ietner lan9id9rtgeu
Observation-Disclosures nit @ectl yfbobes,
benz premierminiIter, BON bort %juriid6eruz
fen nuroe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
OnfeI Sam 9e9en Ole Il. D.. 8abn.
Sunoesbe3irfsridter Riner eiebt cine Gnts
f9eioune gu 6unften Ger Sahn alb.
Sphefn. @ns- IL sEehr.

SOpetu, &as., 27, 5e6r,
Ser 8unbesbe3irtsri9ter &iner 6at ben
9roBen, BON Der Hegierung gegen Die urion
Pdctfic 8a6ngefeuf9aft 9efibrten pro5eB
in tpel9em es 1t9 UNI $4,000 unb breiunoz
breiBigid6rigen 3tnien banbeIte, gu @uniten
Der 8u9ngeIe1i6uft entT9ieOen. Die &toge
tDuroe eingelettet, UNI ben 9reis fir ba5
Begere4t Der 8abn 3pif9en &unias @ttp
unb 2atprence in 8anfas tpieber gu err
langen, pel6e Strede, alS bic 8abn gebout
tpurbe, Der 8e1erbation Der 9eldtpare sSnz
btaner ge60rte. 0ie &egierung ~be6auptete,
baB bic 8abn tpeber fir bas Qanb nod fir
Die gerbe1erungen auf bem1eGben 6e8abIt
babe, unb ftrengte Die &lage an, INN Sob
lung bufir, i'm 8etra9e bon $4,000 81 err
langen. Die 8abnge1e013 aft ~bebauptete
bagegen, baB ie bag 2anb bon Der !Regte=
rrng erbalten babe, unb in Der SiBung bes
8unoesfreisgeri3tes erbob Der Nntpalt
WiQiams @inpanb gegen bic 8luge, mel
9er bonn Rt6ter 3tner onertannt purba,
SEPT pirb Der prO5eB bor bas 8unbesapelz
lationsgeri9t gebra4t tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Der 8abnuberfaII am Stems pof.
Die R6uber auf DER 6Iudt ms 6ebiree.
Sncfpn. Qlria.- 81. sse6r.

~ W*Fd'T ~ OVV'T
ueber ben 8abnii6erfaI in Der NGbe bon
.@teins PaB 1T ni9ts NG6eres ermitielt
porben, Die 8anbiten BADEN it9 in bas
8ebtrge geflii9tet, unb benaffnete Birger
%befinben fi9 auf Der @erfolgung Der Ielben.
Gs 1T cine tpilbe 9egenb, unb es lit S~tpeifels
Daft, ob Die 8efangennabmeber RGuber gez
lingen tpirb. Nm Steins BoB tpurDe i'm
Sabre 1888 Elm ue6erlanb3ug BON bier ober
flint &Gubern i~iberfauen unb I'm etlpa
$4,000 beraubt. Die 8anbiten purben
BON Sob Boul unb fetnen Qeuten Biz naG]
Merifo perfolgt, unb ieber %etn8eIne ber!elz
ben tpurbe erf9oHen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
BeI6rdnfun9 Ger 0ewaIt 6es Staff.
halters Ger Reidslan6e.
Die neutrality-suspicious. in oritter Gefuns
wioerrnfen.
Berlin IL. Ge6r.

SIM Het9stage purbe beute bic @e7eb@
borlage fir ben @iberruf Der Ma6t6cfugz
niBflau1el fir @liaB=2ot6ringen in britter
2eiung angenommen. Die Mebrbeit be-
Ttanb aus Mitgliebern bes Gentrums, Der
fret1tnnigen Partei, ben Mttglteoern Der
Hei9slunDe i'm 8ei9stage, SO5ialtiten unO
Semiten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Strafummdn6luno.

Sreeport, 81, e, Sebr.
8oup. Nltgelb bat beute, burd cine BON
bier INN 3ugegangeneMf af1enbitt19rif bu3u
pperanlaBt, ben bier pegen Der Grmorbung
bes Auguit @lteneier gum SObe J,rurtbeilz
ten S6omas 8eperlp gu le~bensldngli1er
3u3tbausitrafe begnaoigt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Beoenflthe 8erthte.
Beunruhieenoe Ua6ri6ten iiber Den 0uf.
ftono auf Cuba.
Mabrib. 81. sEebr

@s pirb beri9tet, boB Die unru6en auf
Cuba febr ernitlt9er Natur iinO. Die
fpanif8e &egierung iebo9 iteqt in N6reOe,
buB lie Mitt6eiGung baDon erbalten bat, bob
bic Dierunb5tpan5tg Perfonen, pel9e in
Cuba alS berbaftet bert9tet purDen, O6ne
9ro3eB berurt9eilt tpuroen-
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Stdott1bes.
8rteffditen.

%. s., 5ptoria. - 8tr finben i'm
&oreBtalenOer Die folgenben 8ei9Gftsbduz
Ter, tpel&s Die betreffenOen NrtitsG fiibren:
Pitfin &c 8roots, 56-62 Safe Ctr; Sal
fer &c Stern, 144-146 Qate Str; @eorge
8obner g., 83-85 @abuI6 Npe, urb Bur
leb &c Co., 145-147 State Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Salihmiinser perbaftet.
Capt. Porter nimmt 3wei mdnner uno cine
frau aefaneeu.

!6eute 8ormittag ber6aftete Capt. Porter
in einem 9auie an Der @urttsIrabe, 3pii9sn
Waibington unb 2ate Ctr, 3pet Wfdnner
unb cine Srau unter Der @ntlage, 5all9z
mGn3eret betrieben gu BADEN. Sn i3rem
8efib fanb man so falf9e 9oQarfitde. Die
WGnner beiBen @amuel Crane uno Samuel
McOonalO, bic Srau 1T Die Gattin bee
3ebteren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
0m 0db5orne.
seim STREET. iber miethe t0OtIi4 permunoet.
Sid Synb., 81. Sebr.

&i3monb, Snb., 81. Sebr.
@eFtern Nbenb nurbe Same8 Wc@ipble
unter Der Mnfloge Des Mor0es in !0aft ge=
nommen. @r bate am Na9mtttdge in fetz
ner @obnung in Mtlton Spiepb ReDille,
nit benz er iiber Mtiet9e, Die Der teBtere inn
I9ulDete, in @treit geratben mar, cine t0btz
1t9e @9uBmunbe betgebra6t. 8eibe Be-
t6etIigte finb betannte DISQUALIFICATION i'm
@Duntn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
S~abresfeier . Oct Rr0nnn9 0es
papttes.
Im Sonnto9e 3eit9ottesoienit in Ser
Sirtiniiden Kapeue.
an Santiago GROCER @mpfan9 I'M poticam.
st o m, 81. SFebr.

Rom, q. Sebr,
Sur Seter bes f~ieb5e6nten Su1restogts
ietner 8rOnung pirb Der Bopt am nGt1ter
Sonntage in Der Sirttni19en &apeGe cinen
beionoeren @ottesbtenit ab6altsn. PIN
nG4iten Samitage ntrb sc. 0eiligteit Die
9lidtpiinf3e BON berporragenben perTDnz
lt9teiten in Rpm, unb buc9 bas diploma
ttf3e Corps Die 9ratulattonen Der i'm 8oti=
fan pertretenen &egierungen ~entgtgenne3z
men.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
3euersbrIn1te
Cine kirae in Ooraefer mo ole Ginwonoe=
run9s9ebduoe i'll RoIifar in 9Iammen.
g 0 t II. u. SEe6.

DU IT, III UEU'
Die tatboIii9e ct. Nnnentir6e in Mtnot
Ctr, SOr@eiter, itebt in 6lammen.
9u1tfar, 27. Teb,
Sn ben neutrality-suspicious. Der &ez
gterur9 tit 5euer uusgebro8en, unb btefelben
1te5en %augen6ltdIi6 in beqen Slammen.
gtaf13rtft.- Sdmmtli3e @innanbererz
19uppen, bic 8erftbureaur unD anbere Sc
bdllt4tetten itnb abge6rannt; mebrereTeuerz
tpebrleute limb Dernunbet porben. Sc iiirmt
nnb Die Glammen greifen UNI fi6. Ser
S9aoen beIduft it4 bereit5 auf cine Miuton.
z lI9r' gtahm. 9as Seuer lit ieBt qez
DGmPff' Der S3aben belGuft Ii3 Quf cine
Wttutor Dollars, tpoppn 100000 auf bic
Qgaorsn un6 100000 auf bic gebQult6z
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Seuerfhaoen.
Bath Sead ouf Song ISLAND pom elmer
Geuersbrunit heimeefuht.
sc 10 Oprf. 27. Ser

Gin Seuer, pelbes beute in 9, Mc9}idGes
Npot6efe in Bath 8ea9 8, 9, ausbra6, bat
@ei9Gftss unb 8obngebGuOe i'm 8etrage
BON $4,000 3ert0rt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Goo zines friheren Ri4ters.
Ridter Brigham heute Mloreen eetorben.
q Salem. MoT.. 27. Tebr

2incoln 5lagg Brigham, friiberer Sberz
richter beS Superiorgeri4tes, 1T beute in
Ieiner bieltgen 8O9nung 9eitorben, Gr
mar am A.. OttOber 1919 in cambridge ge@
bpren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Oos Gbtcaooer poitamt.
Die betreTenoe Sill obsednoert.
Mnfhinntnn.2 q. sebr.

UU y u . - ~ 20 U1Ur:
Sm Qbgeorbnetenbuufe tpurbe uuf 4ntrag
BON Ourborptp bic Bin, peG9e zen 8ou
zines 8u~nbesgebdubes in GbicQgo b~etrifit,
babin abgednbert, baB bic n3u;ne" nidt benz
highest and best bidder" 3ugei6lager
Wsrben IOu, iOnOern benz best bidder.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Or weik, mos oem 2IIter Notb tbut.
DR., S6wentueer rdth Dem Sirfen Sismard,
ft9 am /. 2priI nidt 5u fehr ar3u=
ftreneen.
Qpnbpn, 81. sSebr.

Sem @tonburb" pirb aus 8e1tin beri9z
tet, baB Or. @9peninger Dem 6iirften Sis
mard geratben babe, am 1, @prit, feinem
9eburtstage, nur mentge Nb~orbaungen 81
empfangen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Jm Eon0e Ger Reuenen.

,sr Dolnpfsr 2Tu9uito pictoria i'm piraus
on9efommeu.
@tben, 81, Tebr.
Ser 9ampfer rNuguIta @ictoria", nit
Der amerttanti4en &eile9e1eu19aft an8urD.
1T BON Intperpen bier a%ngetOmmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
8ifdof 1Iano9ue 9eftorben.
DerfeIbe mar friiber pfarrer in Direinia
City.
@ocromentp, Sal. q. Tebr.

Seute Morgen um 6 l16r 1T patrid Maz
npgue, Der 8if9of Der Oi0ceie @acramento,
geitorben. Der 8ertorbene mar pfurrer
in 8irginta Gitb, aIS Der Srt in isiner
b09ften 8liit6e 1tanb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
Die 100 MiutOneu.
Der Kampf oarum entbrannt.

PiI tritt nit einem neuen Dorf4Iase heruOr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-27
ST. Dung Gban9's 111iffion nod
Japan.

OerfeIbe pom Kaifer pon China febr en6Sis
~empfaneen.
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

1t is generally understood that the Balti-
mere and Ohio Railway Company will in a
very few weeks begin the building of their
freight depot on the river front, between
Dude and Wolfe streets.
Golden Light Lodge OF Good Tempars. of
this city. last night paid a fraternal visit to
Independent Lodge. ]. o. G. T., OF George
town, d. G.
Old Dominion Commandery, X. T., held
a regular conclave in the Masonic Temple last
night. The commandery has. it is under
stood. determined to adopt the old-style
chapeau and manner of wearing the sword
used in the past century.
Osceola Tribe OF Red Men, of this city, is
making preparations Tor the celebration Of
the semi-centennial OF its organization about
the middle Of February.
To-day being a State holiday the banks and
the city Offices here will be closed for the day
and a number ofthe large wholesale houses
will shut their doors at noon.
The preparations for the celebration OF Gen.
r. E. Lees birthday with 4 fine banquet have
been completed. The Hotel Fleishmann will
be the scene of the festivities.
The city gas works VIII remain the property
OF the city, as it is understood. the PROPOSE
tioD of the Atlantic Gas Company 70 lease the
works viii be re ected
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
WiLlBD TO INSTITUTIONS.
The Late Lawrence Fleming Disposed oil
Atont 81 5000 Worth or Property.

The Late Lawrence Fleming Disposed OF
Ahont 81 5000 Worth or Property.
Gonzdga College is a legatee under the viii
OF the late Lawrence Fleming to receive, after
Mrs. FIsming's death. snbot 173. square 62l.
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum and ST. Joseph s
Orphan Asylum in the same way receive lot
81. square 517, in equal shares.
Mr.. Fleining's adopted daughter Is TO have
lots &C. and ID, square 567. and all the re-
mainder Of his properly. His wife, Frances
Fleming. has for life all the income from the
real estate. The wifi is dated January II.
1889
The property left to Gon2aga College Is a
comfortable house on i street. near First,
and that left the orphan asyiums includes two
houses on New Jersey avenEs. near G street
The whole is estimated TO b.. worth $4,000.
Mrs Fleming is advanced In years and
fenl,ip
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1s.-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 6,61S barrels; shipments, 1887 barrels;
Wheat dull and easy-spot and month, 59s4; Feb
ruary 595sa5934; March, Co.'s aG03l; May, t2a62tS;
steamer No red 564 4a5615 -rocepts 8, ,5j6 bush
els; stock, COL 1899 bushels sales 10000 bushels;
southern wheat by sample, 6oa61; do on grade,
57a6O Corn weak-spot and month, 4716a479s;
February, 475Sa4S, May, 501a bid; steamer mixed,
47a475s-receipts, 1896 bushels; shipments, So
715 bushels; stock S1},019 bushels; sales, 10000
4716a49 Oats frm-No. 9 white western, 3S1a
bid; No mixed, 351aa36-receipts, 1928 BUSH
els; stock, 11l,0T bushels. Rye firm-No 2,
57-recepts, 1,014 bushels: stock, H. liz bushels.
Hay steady and firn-good to choice timothy
$i2.5Oa13.00. Grain freights quiet, tending
easier, unchanged. Sugar firm, unchanged
Butter steady-fancy creamery, 25a26; fancy
imitation l9a20; fancy ladle, II; good adle 15a15
store pack ed, 11a14 Eggs firm-fresh -; cold
storage, 16a17 lined, l3al4. Cheese firm, uu,
changed.
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
Rcal Estatc Transfcrs.

Deeds of real estate were filed yesterday as
follows Lucy Wood Ferguson and husband TO
George H. Corey, lots aud 6, block /; lots
Q, 10, II, u, 13, 16, IT, 1s, 10, 25, %, 81, 33,
block 3: lots to Q. IA and Is, 10, 20, 29 q,
26, 27, 2s 80 20, 81, 40, so. 81. 81 50, 54, 50,
Ga, and G5 block 4. and lots in blocks 5, 6. 7,
s, g. TO- H. u, -, II. l5 II, Is, 10, 20, and 81,
i'll George H. Corey and John u. Croissants
subdivision of The american University
Heights. SO. CorDelia Cooke to Annie N.
Sharpless, lot 126. square $50. $40. William
Veins and wife and Robert Veins and wife
to L. Margaret @. Brown. part OF lot 27,
section f. Barry Farm. $40. Robert NJ. Lib
bey to Mary r. S. Chaplin and others, part of
lot 235, Beals addition to Georgetown,
square 80. and all interest in lot 234. same
rod Robinson. lot 10. BLOCK 3, Marshall, SO.
Dilier b. Croft TO James C. Fox. lot
172, square 81, $40. August Donath and wife
to Charles B. Woodbury.. lot 1856, Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. $40. Charles
b. Woodbury. to John b. Roach and ]. Frank
Black, lot 1856. same place, S2,575. William
A. Avery and wife to Daniel II. Riggs. lot go
square SO. $4,000. George L. Somerville
and wife to Henry Mackall and Watson
BovIe. trustees lot 112. square S56 SO.
Julia Wood to James-B. Henderson, lot 3,
block 80, Columbia Heights. $40. George
A. Armes and wife to George S. Somerviile.
part of tract called Fletchalfs Chance, So
Mary A. Griswold to Mary A. Heaton, all in
terest in lot So, square lis, $40. William
Mayse and wife to Theodore F. Sargent. part
of original lots II, 1S and 19. square 1923. So
Julia c. Baker 20 Z. II. Flagg, part OF lot 1,
Bakers subdivision of Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains, $4,000. Harry Barton and
W. H Walker, trustees to Charles G. NJ
Loeffier, lot IL and lot 10, block 7, SO.
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
Notes from the Courts.

The Alfred Richards Brick Company yes
ierday sued Charles v Trott and others TO
enforce lien against lots 1S5 TO 142, square
555. for 81 III worth of brick furnished there
for building.
Thomas G. Brown yesterday sold 10 Joseph
Grusemeyer the stock and fixtures at No. 352
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest for $3.50.
Julia Robinson yesterday sued Andrew ].
Robinson for maintenance. The papers were
Withheld from publication. Mr. E. B. Hay
filed the bill.
Benjamin Hughes. William Gordan, Charles
Wood. and Joseph Lee were yesterday SEN
fenced to ten years each in the Albany
penitentary for burglary. They broke
the show window of Solomon Kali
etsky. No. sos Four-and-a-baf street
southwest. at midnight. December -s, and
carried of lot OF hats and caps.
x-xF DrxET MIA tr-f-FsfS t<=-K2
The Washington times., 1895-01-19
FINANCIAL AND coMcIEMARL
Ncw York Stock EXCHANGE.
American Tobacco.

Furnished Icy Silsby S Co. hangers anil
brokers' metropolitan Bank Building. Fifteenth
street opposite Treasury, Washington, d. C.
Iifph ovv C!nsin u
The Washington times., 1895-01-19

Pos1r1vEng THE MosT BEAUTIFUL of all the
popular ''TIa1Es pictures" will be given away
with next Sundays paper. 1t is entitled
JUNE DAYS.
The Washington times., 1895-01-19

willed to the odd Fellows Thomas B.
Turner, who died at No. $50 ! street on jan
uary Il. in a viii filed Thursday left his
property to Maria A. Jordan. wife OF William
w. Jordan. at whose house he diod This will
was made February IS. 1888. aud yesterday a
will Gated October 10 last was brought in CIV
ing alto Washington Lodge. No. 6, |. 0. 0. F.,
and Noun. Nebo Encampment. No. g., l. o.
O. T.. in equal shares. The es.ate consists of
mony in Central National Bank and part of
lot >. square 765.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-08-02
Canada as an Object Lesson.

The cheap money faddists claim that
prices depend on the amount of money
IN each country. They tell the farmer
that wheat and cotton are low because
money IS scarce. and that doubling
the currency would double prices. So
much for theory. Now for facts.
Canada has about 5000. 900 popula-
ton, and about SO per capita OF
money. According to the silverites
the price of all kinds of goods should
be at least fifty per cent. lowerin Can
ada than in this country, where We
have over $40 per capita. But every
body knows that prices in both coun-
tries are practically the same for near
ly all kinds of goods. OF course in
parts of Canada remote from markets
farm produce is lower than in the
neighborhood of our great cities. But
there is just as much difference be-
tween the prices of products in, say
South Carolina. and in Connecticut.l
So it is not the value of currency
which makes the difference. In some
lines of manufactured goods prices are
even higher in Canada than in the
United States. This proves that the
theory of the cheap, money men has
no actual basis, butts merely a guess
as to the real cause of high or low
prices.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-08-02
Prosperity Kills the Silver Craze.

Colonel Thomas F. West, one of the
Leading lawyers of North Texas, whose
home is at Forth Worth, is in the city,
says the Washington ID. C.) Post. In
conversation with Post reporter he
said:
"Never have I seen such magnificent
crops as we have in Texas this year.
All over the State the corn is from six.
to ten feet Ugh, and will yield album
dainty without another drop of rain.
Another great cotton year is promised.
and from present indications the rec
ord OF 1894 will be. surpassed. Such
state Of things puts everybody in
good spirits. and causes the waves OF
political agitation and discontent tx
subside. For that reason there is even
now q lull in the free silver movement
down our way, and, though at present.
that cause numbers majority of our
people, public sentiment is changing
fast, and predict that within the next
six months Texas will be found in line
for sound money. With good prices
for their cotton and grain, our agri-
cultural friends will cease to cherish
the free silver delusion, and that other
delusion, that the price of silver has
a direct relation to the price of their
farm products"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-08-02
COIN LOOKS IN ON A POKER GAME.

"Must have been a big game to-
night" remarked the newcomer.
sI see That all the chips are out on the
table,
CLOCKS big, but it's cheap" ex-
planned the man who had been winning
steadily. s'None of the gang had
much money, so we put 1O-cent
limit on the game and reduced the
price of the chips. The different
colors sell tonight for l., 2 and 5
cents, respectively, instead OF 5, %
and SO cents, as usual"
81 see," said the newcomer. "you
have become rich by lowering your
denominator, instead of increasing
your numerator, as Thomas Carlyle
directs. Cheap money is, indeed, q
blessing"
"Ne've been thinking, though, put
in the man who had held the poorest
hands, 'sthat something should be
done to restrain Eph, who has been
winning every pot. I have proposed
a handicap; that Eph be dealt four
cards when the rest of US receive five
each"
excuse me, Senator PETER, d1dn' t
recognize you without your whiskers!' y
exclaimed the newcomer. ''With all
due Difference to your recognized
financial ability, would suggest as a
more easily worked scheme that you
proceed to demonetize Eph's holdings.
When he cashes in. redeem his chips
at the rate of seven for a cent. The
Debtor Glass must combine against
the Money Devil. The Kansas, or
Warehouse, School of Finance, has
solved the problem of doing Others
before they have a chance to dc
you :.
And, SO saying, Prof. Coin, for it
was indeed he, hurried away to ado
another chapter to his epoch making
work. Buffalo IN. " Express.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-08-02

While some of the silverites deny
that they believe in fat money, all
their arguments in favor of fifty
cent dollars are used by greenbackers
and Coxeyites as reasons for the
adoption of their schemes. Ask any
honest advocate of free silver whether
he believes that the Governments
stamp can make 4124 grains of silver
worth one gold dollar. Hewill prompt
~ answer Eyes" Then ask him if the
Government can make piece OF paper
worth gold dollar by merely print
ing "one dollar" on it. Nine times
out of ten he will again answer Eyes.
OF course he will be wrong, as it is not
the words 'tone dollar" which makes
paper currency circulate, but the fact
that the Government will redeem it
with gold collar. A paper promise to
pay zone dollar" would be no good if
it could not be redeemed. But the
fact that silver1tes believe that the
Governments stamp makes values
shows that their ideas of the nature of
money are the same as those of the
Populisis and other fstists.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-08-02
Persist in Yelling When They're Hit.

"Ma, make Bill behave himself, -
called out a small boy playing in the
back yard. every time l hit him
with the Ratchet he hollers." The
farmers who are denouncing capitalists
for calling in their loans, and making
new loans payable in gold, are very
much like that small boy. Under the
threat of debasing our standard OF
value SO that debts could be paid IN
fifty cent dollars, the capitalists have
been withdrawing loans. OF course
this is very wicked of them, but any
man who will save money and lend 1t
to men who need it must be wicked.
So now the good debtors, who want to
repudiate one. half of their debts, are
demanding laws Furnishing men who
make contracts payable IN gold.
Strange, isn't it? The bad capitalists
will insist on yelling when they get
hit, and when they say they won't
play the good debtor hits them again.
And still the bad bow holle-s.