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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-18


sticks the regular 25c drum, ....s 10
Large size the soc drum, att. .25.
Footballs. all sizes. as follows:
NO. l Football. heavy rubber. 80
No. 9 Football, heavy rubber -. .45
No. 3 Football heavy rubber, 80. so
No. 4 Football heavy rubber. -. 60.
No 5 Football. heavy rubber, -. TO
No. 6 Football heavy rubber, -. rs.
GAMES.
Electric batteries, good shock. Sl.2o
Parcheese. good board. complete, .9S
Game Of The Naval Battle, ...... so
The Trip to Klondike, ........ .9S
Picture Puzzle to match. ....... 10.
The Prize A y c, very large. -. Is.
Taryland Scroll Puzzle. 80
Trunk Cabinet Lotto ............ 30
Trunk Cabinet Lotto ............ .25.
illustrated Cube Spelling Blocks, SO
Goosey, Goosey Gander,. $500. Is.
Nest of A = c Picture Blocks. -. rs.
India. an Oriental game, .... rs.
Country Fish Pond. .25.
The Watermelon Party, "a.
Our Trolley Party -.......... 90.
The Visit of Santa Claus ........ %.
The Game OF Piggies ........ .25
Sliced Nations Picture Puzzle. .25
Sliced objects Picture PUZZLE. .25.
Sliced Birds Picture Puzzle, 49,. Is.
The Game OF Lawn Tennis, 49,. 10.
A r G Blocks. with chromos... .25.
A B G. Blocks, good sge, 10.
Quarter value Dominoes, ........ 10
Game Of Old Maid, .............. 10.
Elite Conversation Cards, ........ 10
Shoot the Hat. good game, ...... .05.
Death or Cock Robin. .......... .05
No. % Alphabet Blocks. ........ .25
Yankee Doodle A b G Blocks. :. 20
Nursery Scroll Puzzle, ......... .e5.
Fancy paper for lamp shades, in
all calors-pcr roll. full sizc...... 20.
Picture frames, with a bottle of
extract attached in neat box. .23.
'cluloid Photograph holders.... rs
PAPER Napins. per hundred ........ .25
Xmas tree Candies. 80 in boX.-.... rs
Two boxes Xmas tree Candles. .@o
HOW ARE YOUR SHADES?
Throw away the old worn and worri-
some broken spring shades and let US
it up new ones.
Felt Shades. very good. 10 cents.
Plain or Fringe Cloth. % cents.
Heavy Knottcd Fringe. so cents
Insertion and Lace. Fancy. % cents.
We fit UP any house or store, in any
lyle, color and price.
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There's Christmas Gift sense IN buy
ing gifts OF table china for anyone.
Japanese Ware.

Large handsome vases, :. 1880
Jardiniere:. very pretty. 500.
Imported vases, from 10 cents to zoo
Geld finished vases, decorated, !. 80
Gold finished veces, decorated. :. 50
Cold finished vases, decorated, 50
Special lot-10c and lac pin trays, .05
The SOC size pin trays. for. ...... 80
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Toys and Games.

How happy the little one will be who
receives some of these: This is the de-
partnlcnt mother lilies. when you
don't know where to find what you
want come here Our bargains have
so wide range that anything you buy
here is one.
rjo}-Dr1lroS cornrlate with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-18
Some Hosisry Specials.

Children's seamless, the regular 15c.
kind, at 10c.
Children's heavy ribbed Winter Hose.
2ac. value. lie
Nice present half dozen in box, 81
Ladies' Hermsdorf guaranteed fast
color and seamless. at 19c.
Ladies' Hose. very good quality, fast
black, seamless, Zoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-18

Amid the glamor OF the artisa=
and ornamental, which shine out
in their tasty and attractive worth
as works of art. Lets not forget to
give something Of intrinsic value in
every day life for instance;3 coats
capes, blankets, comforts, etc, that
will bring daily comfort to wearers.
Dresses, wrappers, ETC., for daily
use. Handkerctiefs, gloves, coli
lars, cuffs, neckwear, etc, to fell
hourly needs. &.
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Did You Say Dolls :?

About thirty feet Of our store is de
voted to them, and If you don't buy
! your Dolls here there is some question
CT your value received. Whole families
| buy here, because we are not satisfied
| unless they are.
| Bisque Dolls jointed kid bodies.
| Bisque Dolls. jointed cloth bodies.
| All cloth Dolls, all sizes.
All China Dolls. all sizes.
ALL KINDS OF DOLLS, ALL
SIZES. ALL PRICES.
DOLLS TO SUIT ALL CHILDREN,
ALL AGES.
YOU HAVEN'T SEEN DOLLS TILL
YOU'VE SEEN OURS.
Easy to Choose.
From the three five-shelf counters in
center Of the store. Here are some of
many gifts:
Han HANDSOME 50 ns China Handkerchief
Card Receivers, Chrome Blass Bot
tom, Csc.
Beautiful Candlesticks. 5Oc
Beautiful Inkstands. csc. and soc.
Pearl Handle Pens, $50.
Pearl Handle Pens. soc.
Sterling Silver Penholders, ST.
China Clocks, good time-keepers,
sz.25.
Beautiful Brass Clocks, ss.ss.
Beautiful Brass Clocks, $500.
Lion OrnamentS-BraSs, 39c.
Camp Kettle Ash Receivers. 15c.
Shell Furniture for children, Csc.
Shell Furniture, for children. soc.
Chidren's Knives and Forks, CSC.
Collar and Cuff Leather Cases, CSC.
Leather Toilet Cases, SSc.
Handsome Leather Travelling Cases,
IS
Handsome Leather Travelling Cases.
$3.50
Writing tablets. complete. sec.
Handsome Tablets. in Morocco, $1.9S
stealing chickens. Very unique orna-
ments; three coon pictures in each
$2.9S.
Photo Albums, CSC. to s1.75.
Very fine imitation OF Bisque,
200 PIECES.
CSC. EACH.
These are worth double the price
The quantity made them cheap to US
and you likewise get q bargain.
JUST RECEIVED 200 Children.
ssets-25c knife, fork and spoon-price
l0c.
Crystalized Ginger in nice tin box. i
lb for Csc.
Beautiful Trplcate Mirror s2.9s.
Large Oak Frame Triplicata mirror
$3.9S.
oxidized Sets Glove or Scarf Case ar e.
Handkerchief Case S1.3S.
Large Size Horn. Cord land Tasse
Trimmed. for zoe.
Chenille Cord Trimmed Horns 16c.
cood Horns Porcelain Mouth O5c
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This firm takes every advantage in the
purchase of goods and gives every
advantage in the selling of them: here
are some useful articles in China, things
to give away that will be used in kind
remembrance of the giver. and of daily
use every where, Goods carefully
packed.
There's Christmas Gift sense IN buy
ing gifts OF table china for anyone
They derive much pleasure in its use.
Sec oUr cups and saucers at ....$ 10.
Beauty and quality combined, - %
,ornamented and very useful. :. 80
superb china cups and sauccrs... ~.
Very rich designs, ;.t.... 10
Best imported ware at. >. 100
Good oatmeal sets, :. -. :. ;. Pa
Oatmeal sets, fine china. at :. :. so.
imported individual sets, :. ;. :. 500
Imported individual sets, :. :. 500.
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Dainty little pieces from sc silk en-
broldcred corners TO the finest linen
lace edge that would vie With the re
noWned Queens Lace handkerchief.
DO unto others as you would have
others do unto you" is our NAHUM 1t
pays We treat our customers as VIC
would have them treat us, fairly and
sui;arly. M
Silk embroidered muslin ......... 05
Chiffon embroidered edge. 10.
f'emst!tched. plain silk. -....... 10.
One dozen of these in box for Us lis
Hemsttched silk embroidered. 10.
Fine colored silk embroidered. -. SO.
Embroidered Cambric-pretty. -. 10
New line. fancy embroidered. .12 1-2
Six styles. embroidered, in box for Sl.00.
Pure linen hemstitched. ..... Is.
Very fine narrow hems'd, linen.... %
Fine quality, fancy. embroidered. ~ %
Linen, enlbrodeded edges. 80
Linen embroidered edges ..... ..... rs
Fine linen, embroidered ........... s1.00
Fine linen, embroidered ......... 1.25
Handsome lace edge, linen.... 2.25
MEMS HANDKERCHIE
All qualities, sc to $500 each.
Mems Initial Silk, good size. -. .25.
Mems plain silk good size. ...... %.
Mems Initial silk. good quality so.
Mems Plain Silk, fine quality ..... so.
Mems Initial, linen, all letters. %.
Mems colored bordered silk. SO.
Mems colored bordered silA........ so.
Mems fine, wide hemstitched. 10.
Mems Japonette Initial, hems'd.. is.
Mems pure linen, hemStitched. .25.
Mems colored bordered, 6 for 25c) TO-
Mems white, hemstltched, !inen.... 80
Mems white, hemstitched, linen.... so.
MUFFLERS.
Navy blue, brocaded dot. 10
Navy blue, white figures .......... rs.
Garnet, brocaded figures .......... IS
Garnet and blue, plaid .............. rs.
Satin finish, white dotted. ........ 1.25
Satin finish. brocaded. .......... LIS
Solid black. brccaded. ............. 1.25
Black, With blue or red figures. 1.25
Black. with white or yellow figures 1.25
Solid black. brocaded dot.... 1.25
Large assortment Of windsor ties. %
Very wide, plain, hemstitched ends so
SWEET LITTLE IIIADG ETA r CSC.
Fine China Silk Tulle Ruffle. so cents.
Warm Eiderdown, Ruffled, rs cents
Handsome China silk, With narrow
val lace. wide ribbons, s1.00.
superb China Silk Tucked. trimmed
with satin ribbon and tulle, S1.25.
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Xmas Trees.

Novelties to trim up trees Large as
sortment of decorations.
Fancy Balls and other ornaments.
Large, Medium and small paper
tolls. Brilliant tinsel threads. We
lave too much OF these goods. and will
make you special prices. Cali early.
We have fixed them to 60 quick.
Potted Artificial Flowers Very ar
.istic and lasting home beautifiers. We
have
Hyacinths, Carnations, Roses, Colias,
Sweet Peas, Geraniunns. &c.
Spruce Pine Christmas Trees, $1.00.
Very Special Framed Pictures SIC.
Baskets Artificial Flowers 75c.
Dessert Plates Of Fruit soc.
Fine China Cracker Jars S1.75.
Handsome Beveled Mirrors, on Brass
stands. two shapes, 35c.
Childen's Set of Casters 15c. III
Larger Size Set of CASTERS asc.
Pretty Little Bisque Figures 15c.
Bisque Ornaments, per pair, 15c. .
BiSque Ornaments each I5c.
Fine Mantle Ornaments s1.50.
Fine Mantle Ornaments. Handsome.
french Styles, per pair, $500. ";
The Greek Slave Ornament $5.98.
Silver Snakes-very snaky-10c.
Genuine Rubber Snakes at 15c.
Satin Pin Cushions. Lace trimmed,
sc.
Satin Pin Cushions. Lace Trimmed.
1926.
Satin Pin Cushions. Lace Trimmed.
LIS.
Sterling Top Pepper and Salt 19c.
Rubber Bottles. good size. 25c. Al
Tin Rattlers all shapes, 10c. {:
Rrass Bar Musical Chimes, Csc
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Superb Ribbed. Fine Quality. at s1.Oo.
Sanitary Natural Wool at s1OO.
SWltz Conde Tan Wool at s1OO.
sWltz Condo Tan Wool at $3.50.
Royal SILK Plush in Blue and Pink.
Soft and Pleasant. 81. So
Fine Tan Camel's Hair SLIPS.
Fine Medicate Red Wool. 81 so.
Luzerne Medicated Red, Best Made.
Pure Wool Underwear with Glasten-
burg Finish. at $3.50.
Luzerne Grey Underwear at $3.50
Men mems JeWelry and other accessories.
Mems Gold. Pearl and Bone Collar
Buttons. all prices: Pearl at 10c.
Mems Working Shirts at SOC.
Mems Working Shirts at Soc s.;
Mems Working Gloves at 25c
Mems Working Gloves at Soc
SPECTAL-INFANTS COATS.
Cream Cashmere, Long Goats, En-
broidered Cape, 3 Plat Skirt, CSC
Cream Cashmere, Gathered Neck. En-
broided Cape and Skirt SIPS.
Bengaline Stripe, Embroidered Cane.
SIS. -: -
Wool Cashmere, Embroidered Cape.
Silk Braid. Trimmed, sattecn Lined;
All Wool, Cream Cashmere, Gathered !.
Neck: embroidered Cape. Cape Sleeve
and Skirt, each with seven rows Of Silk
Soutache Braid, 1925. 35
All Wool Cashmere, u inch Sill Sou
Neck Embroidered Cape, Sleeve
and Skirt. Ruffied Collar, So so.
). Very aey Handsome Braided, Plain Skirt;
Sleeve, Plain Skirt, $500.
Embroidery and Insertion: Trimmed I.
Cape and collar,very Fine Saline Lined d
at $3.50. g. s..52f: ~ Is.
Handsomely Made, Lined and Trim
med. China Silk Plated Collar, at $685.
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GOOD range here for wise efforts for
general good feeling, deck your own and
's-'nch Heavy German Bleached Dam
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
coffee Lnld 70 Be Leased.

The Trustees of the B. P. Bishop
Estate offer for lease for Il years, de-
sirable lots Of land suitable for coffee
growing, in the Ahupuaa of Keel,
Kona, Hawaii, at a rental varying from
81 to So per acre. The lots have been
laid out by W A. Wall, Surveyor, and
vary in size from five acres TO ninety
eight acres. Application for informa-
ton may be made to A. c. Lovekin,
Chief Clerk, at the Estate Office, adj
joining Bishops Bank; or to J. D.
Paris, Napoopoo, Kona, Agent for the
Bishop Estate for the District of Kona,
who will show all applicants the maps
of the lots that indicate the location
and size of same, and the form of lease.
The leases will be sold at public auc-
ton to the one offering the highest
bonus for the lease. Further notice
will be given as to date of sale.
Honolulu, December Is, 1897
4792-1m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
ANALYSIS.

r. W. o. NJ 3. Aver.
Hatfield 49, 10 93-5 As Alb
Geo. Davies. 10 8 40 2 81
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD.
A r. Hatfield c. Macintosh b. Wansey. 3
D. W. James b. Macintosh. ............. 0
G. Osborne, run out Observation-Disclosures. ,
E. H. Wodehouse b. Wansey. 2
@. F. Davies b. WanSey. 4
w. c.. Singlehurst C. WanSey b. Mackin-
w. H. Baird, b. Macintosh. ,.....-..... I
T. C. Davies C. Macintosh b. Wansey.. 0
p. Lishman c. Shanks b. Macintosh.
S. p Woods b. Macintosh. ............
D. Ross, not out. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Byes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
On
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

r. w. o. NJ. 3. Aver.
Macintosh -. Z 63-5 33 go
Wansey 80. 6 80 81
After the conclusion of the above,
some practice play was INDUCED in,
which gave Percy Lishman an oppor-
tunity to show that he as we'll as many
of his baseball cOnfreres have the MAX
ing of excellent cricketers in them.
Nearly every one present showed their
interest in the kindred sport by after
wards attending the baseball game, a
feeling, it is to be hoped, that may be
in time reciprOcated.
Mr.. T. Give Davies was the host OF
the day, and very kindly furnished a
good luncheon of sandwiches, pastry
and liquid refreshments from the Elite
Ice Cream ParlOrs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
HAIR DRESS SING

Done and switches made. Panama
and Straw Hats, Gloves and Ribbons
cleaned. Dresses sponged and pressed,
and Ladies' manicuring done by Mrs.
Dickson, at her Office at Women's Ex-
change. Hours from a. N. to 6 p. m.
Telephone $50. 4792-1m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03

Are once again rushing in
to favor with the ladies of the fash
ionable world. We have secured a
line of the most beautiful silk nets
procurable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
Prizes for Stories.

The Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League offer $25 for the best ORR
ginal story, and $40 for the next best
original story to be awarded on tho
following conditions:
1st-Each story must not exceed
$500 words.
2d-It must not have been previous
" published.
3d--It must have a distinctly Island
coloring.
4th-It must be typewriter.
5th-Each story must be signed with
fictitious name, and the real name
enclosed in sealed envelope. Both
must be sent on or before February
LIST, 1898, to Mr.. c. w. Dickey, Secre-
tary of the Kilohana Art League, Homo
lulu
6th-Any person residing in these
Islands may compete for the prizes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
6. D. CHASE.
Real Estate Agent
AND
Notary Public.
407 Fort Street. Telephone 184.
WANTED.

WANTED.
A nicely furnished house for few
months for a very desirable tenant.
A House containing or 10 rooms
with good yard.
A House containing rooms with
stable in yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
r. SOUZA.

Expert Coffee Planter with over Is
years experience in Cultivating Coffee
at Guatemala, Central America, offers
his services as Manager of one or sew
eral adjoining plantations. Please ad-
dress to F. SOUZA,
Care Of Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co.,
47S5-1m 1923-1m Honolulu, H. l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.

A Wansey c. Hatfield b. Geo. Davies 2
D. Shanks c. Wodehouse b. Hatfield. 3
H. Herbert C. P. Lishman b. Geo
Davies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
J. Lightfoot C Hatfield b. Geo. Davies 6
T. Lisnman b. Geo. Davies. ............. 0
H. Vincent G. Baird b. Geo. Davies. Z
Dr. Murray b. Hatfield Observation-Disclosures. 0
r. A. Jordan G. Woods b. Geo Davies. 0
r. W. Hamilton C. Give Davies b. Geo.
J. w. Harvey b. Hatfield. Observation-Disclosures. 0
J. Cation, not out OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :
ByeS Observation-Disclosures. 4
Total 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
A HONOLULU WIN
Cricket Club Team Bests
the Firm Eleven.
Sharp Fielding and Low Scores.
Practice Play-At Base Bali.

The cricketers met on New Years |
morning at the old baseball grounds,
Makiki, and had a pleasant trial of
strength between elevens representing
the Honolulu Cricket Club and the
firm of Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.
Owing probably to the recent evolu-
tons of drill by the police, the turf
was in bad condition, and the pitch
horribly bumpy. The scores, in con-
sequence, were low, Captain Herbert
being the only one who reached two
figures, and the fielders were kept
constantly on the qui vive.
Some good catches were made on
both sides, but when Mr. Geo. Davies
excellent bowling be excepted, the
Club team seemed the stronger and
ultimately proved the winners. Mr..
Macintosh arrived too late to bat for
the latter, but materially contributed
to the achieved victory for al that,
while Mr. Wansey how holds by far
the best bowling average in Honolulu.
The Recording Angels" on this occa-
sion were: Messrs. J. G. Cooke and
Viggo Jacobsen, for the Davies and
Club elevens, respectively, while
Messrs Dalton and Day volunteered
for the not always congenial task of
umpiring the game. Appended is the
score:
The times., 1898-04-26
ashinSton's Danger.

According to a private and suppressed
dispatch from Cumberland, Maryland.
TO prominent potato dealer of this
city, Capt Jack Potts, of the canal boat
Sarah Jane, yesterday morning sighted
the Spanish armored cruiser Vizcaya
hiding among the willows off that port
and gave chase, but was prevented
from coming to close quarters in conse-
quence of bucking mule. The report
continues that great excitement pre-
walls in Cumberland over a story that
the Alnirante Oquendo is steaming
over the Allegheny Mountains, hasten
ing to the support of her consort, and
that within another day the two YES
sells will be ready to spring down the
canal and attack Washington.
The maritime authorities of this great
avenue of commerce have sent hurry
call to keepers all along the line to take
the locks off from every dam, and with
that kind of celebrity put them in their
pockets and take to the woods
The times., 1898-04-26

part he took in justifying the clause of
the United States bank note law making
them legal tender on the ground of neces-
sity, attracted the worlds attention. In
the debates on this question Mr. Sher-
man said: Il do believe there is a press
ing necessity that these demand notes
should be made legal tender if we want
TO avoid the evils of a deprecated and dis
honored paper currency. / do believe we
nave the constitutional power TO pass
such a provision and that the public
safety now demands it's exercise.
The records show that he made the
only speech in the Senate in favor of
the national bank bill. Its final passage
wes secured only by the personal appeals
OF Secretary Chase to the senators who
opposed it.
Mr.. Sherman's speeches on State and
national banks are the most important
that he made during the war He intro
duced a refunding act in 1861. which was
adopted III 1870, but without the resump-
ton clause. In 1874 a committee of nine
of which he was chairman was appointed
by Republican caucus to secure a con-
currence of action. They agreed upon
fixing the resumption of specie payment
at January l. 1879 The bill was reported
to the caucus and the Senate with the
distinct understanding that there should
be no debate on the side of the Republic
ans and that Mr. Sherman should be left
to manage 1t according TO his own dis
The times., 1898-04-26

gagement as far as the letter of it is
concerned, but will easily and cheer
fully beat the Evil One around the
stump by granting auxiliary navar'
commissions to patriotic citizens will
ing to fit out and arm pirate vessels.
In resoTting to this subterfuge the
Spanish authorities will represent to
Europe that they are doing only what
the hated Yankees are. We do not
think they will succeed, but some dam
age may be done 10 neutral bottoms be-
fore they are hauled up with a round
turn by the maritime powers The
American auxiliary navy is in no sense
what Sagasta means or intends when he
talks about one as an alternative to
privateers. 1t certainly is his purpose
to allow private piracy and call it aux
iliary naval force, and then he reserves
the right of privateering TO fall back
upon in case he is caught at it, 1t is
clever, but it will not shut English or
German eyes.
Our auxiliary navy is owned armed.
otficered and controlled by the General
actly as the regular navy is. No yes
sci belonging to it can rove around
without orders, as a privateer could
and would, any more than the New
York or Iowa could. Each one is as
regularly in commission and its COM
mander and officers as responsible as
their colleagues of the permanent es-
adjustment, to which, indeed. many,
probably a majority, will belong.
On the contrary, if the signatories of
the treaty of Paris most interested do
not watch, the auxiliary operations of
Spain will be conducted exactly as if
they We're undertaken under letters of
marque, but under cover of another
thing, legitimate if honestly intended
and organized. But Europe has long
known the willy Spaniard, and we are
fast finding him out
The times., 1898-04-26

to his colossal real estate. railway
and national bank interests.
Perhaps no man of his generation has
been as harmful to the prosperity or
the liberties of his country as John
sherman; but he has his reward By
strict attention to his legislative duties,
and the practice of most shrewd econ
omy. although he entered public life
in Washington a poor man, he retires
from it extremely rich, a noble example
to the youth of the land OF one who
could live literally at the capital of the
nation and yet save millions out of a
moderate salary. Indeed, so greatly
have his services to the cause of man
kind in this direction been regarded
abroad, that his portrait hangs in the
parlor Of the Bank of England, an hon
ored monument to one who has been for
thirty years the American apostle OF
the British movement against our
currency.
Notable among Republican leaders of
the average kind endowed with shining
patriotism. integrity and incorrupti-
bility, history will give him niche
commensurate with his achievements,
and especially the one in 1873, about
which the less said the better for obitu-
airy purposes. DE mortuis nil nisi
bOnum."