' Wssetsmneel W” '“d‘
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#elsusteandlieeseotitepreeents-W W
Mmysonuslmtom
“ '1 have great estisiaotion in being
‘tofi‘thst thegeuernl conditions ei-
« conditionswithtboeeoi theme-t
psilodlnthebistoryoithecountry
.helievnshowthatsohirh ndegree
prosperity sogcnersl sdiflueionet
' contests liiewere never betoreenv
mummie- .
.‘Ihelotnl [wealth oi the countryth
"313.13.610.01! lemon amounted to
' V ' “Wot wiper cent.
hemmumsoithe eleventh census
“thereof thohnth census for seventy-
‘Myleadingeities iurulnh the hnrhiorthe
billowingcom rlsons:In1880the capital
Win factoring was 81mm.
m; and the’ capital ln'mlnlnlllll-
, 3‘" Wing was “900,735,834; in l” the
v I mhuoiemployece was 1mm in two
theunmbcroi employees was 2,251,184: in
" v “thew-neuron! were “01,”,mtin
I.) the ne- w var umm- workman-tbs delayed iorst least
acumen. value oithe prudnawns months. 1
“711,819,”: inlMthn'nluedthnpd- than. in
nerve-mm. that so
i- the Growth at the country.
laminiormcd bythe superintendent oi
finenmthst theomiseionoi urtninlre
Mine in two, which were included in
_1~.nccounte in partior theremaehnhls
haven thus shown. But alter rushing
full allowance tor diil'erenee of method
sud deducting the returns ioralliu—
Tenem- not included in the menu or
at there remain in the reports from
than seventy-live cities an increase in
the capital employed of $1,523,745,“
in the value of the product oi $.03;
3.1“; lllwaltesearncdoi ”Elam.“
lathe number oi wageenrners employed
4‘ MM. The wage earnings not only
fiow an increased sggregnte,bnt an to
'_ anecperespitnirornwmlimtoflllu
Marti!" percent.
The new industrial plants established
dueeOctfilm uptoOct. Rimes
pnninllyreported intheAmericur Econo-
Iist. number 3th, and the extensional exv
Sting plants; 108: the new capital invested
promoterv—lnade-
|uate.snd justified oulybythsiaetthnt
the senate and hour": reproentstiven
uncertaintyns iowheo theywill takes!-
iect. Thoeewho havendvocntedapro
teetivetmid can wellnflordtohsvemdr
dimstrous iorncestsol nehnngsoi policy
disappointed.
Iineystemoieustomsdotieseanbe
framed that will set the idlewheelsnnd
loomsoiEuropeinmotionnnd crowd our
warehouses with foreign made gnodnnnd
stthesemetimskeepourownmillebusy;
thstwiugivenssuincreneedpertieipstion
inthe“mn.rketa oi theworld" oi greater
vsiuethnnthehomemnrkstwesurrsndee;
thntwill give iuuunedworh to loeeign
workmenupou products to be consumed
by our people without diminhhing the
amonntoi woektohedonnhnmthntwlil
ennhiethnhmeeicsn manuineturertopsy
tohieworhmenirornfltoilllpsrennt.
I ll in iepnid‘i: “market
ml .nnd yet to compete our
unnummm,m.0w,nnd the numberd nudin m markets with th “I".
“WWMP‘mem'm producer; thntwilliurthsersduoetheno‘
”Tum” WW” 19" July,mstnt- oinrtielesoiweneaud ioodwlthoutrnduo-
thiduringthefirstsixmonthsdthepres» mmmdhwhoproduestheu;
(at calendar year in new isctorieswere thatcsuheeelebrstnd.niteritssiinetehnvn
none-newcomers cotton mills.“ knit- mum-sic]: alga-ao- be- born.
’ ting Inills, ”woolen mills, lSsilk mills“ n mun-we II M m
’lushmlllsandZIinenmills Oitheiorty ‘hmmmmfii‘fiuhfi
. titled to the praise.
artwn nulls twenty-ops have been built in _
them '1‘ Wehnvelmd incur history nevernlu
puieuaeoithecoutrseud electnolnrvv-
Tbevvxxmof In Archived-l lewd mm and at a protective tnrtii, but this
the tnmury department, shows that ntthe W I... not {.13 M Ind a“ ex-
dntcoi Sept. :10, mm, there were thirty~two pevience at one motion is not highly
companies manufacturing tin and tents “WWW“. W‘- Th! “5804301th
pints- in the liniurl times and ionrtcen PM". Iii-um. with “diminished cou-
Umlpanira building new works ior such fidence ““31””?th 5'"de
Izmnuincturc.
ed, will await the results oi thnnew en-
The estimated inredment in building
periment.
nndpluntsattlreclone oi the liner! year. I! that err-rims III-ll demon-tutu
June so, it‘ll, ii existing conditions were to
that present rates oi wages are thereby
be condoned. was £5,000,000, ”a a” esti maintained or increased. either absolutely
msteduteotpmdwion mmpooponnd. Nominal-nine vow-.04 MW
weapon. Thesctunl production {or the m“ volumes! '9" to ‘3 done *3
quarter ending Sept. 30, my“ 10,953,. “Ill country is increased, or even main-
”pounds- so that there nnmmoresrunuy
I ' Cum P“. 9“,“. days'worh in n yoretsnnoodorhsttev
The at hhori‘ mi i Peck, wngee for the Anterior: workman ashes
danYork, shows on: during the year b'” “firm“m' '5' EM" ”m
window; can manuincturing mo moon "5““ sane-l "m
lkhments in that state embraced within
oiwagereduotioncnonotbe contemplated
(the-meld inquirymade 17me and rep ampmimnnmu Villa" the ' ‘
m"“"*'“ “m" new... it maybe lndeedlhnlievn n tsp-su-
M"‘WW 0"." the year mo ioetheAmelricnntunnuinetnrertoeomp‘e
«maxim-while "1W" ‘1' PM“ sncctnsiullywithhinioreign rivallnrnnay
w“mvm°°‘“mm‘°"m mmhuorpmducsnmwmommdm—
oi protective dutien ii the payrolls are
equalised. hutthneonfliet that staph he-
twesntbeprodueernndthntrseultsudthe
Thnmportoithecommissioneeoi labor
iathesteteet launchusette shows that
3;!“ indinetriu in min: paid “2%
new nwsges u ‘t .yenrmi,
m menus in moo,» lucreneeoi mmdnmmmwmmm
Wand that therewas nu inerseae ’ unemployed pmsrsdss
dunno " mm””‘ "9““ them oi tardy-ammo not he
diminthenuinberoipeesonsemployed
in
Duluth last six monthsoi thsyenr
an the first six months 91 lathe Ourreletiouewlthothernntloneslnnow
production at pig lronwnsOJ‘lMifi
nespinet was torn in theyear Tl”
which was the largest annual peo-
“unstained.
Inethnenmeswelrntnontheoimthn
” s
lanes-pines men murdering
“gfimammm
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, Mmhnsbesnntimeinonrfl a...“ drireest‘aiTpeneningml'
mohaworkweeee abnmlsotovwhen “.m- m...
wwa'swsenso highwhethennensnredhy i mum“...
theenrrsneyis vbhhthrm It“ 00! say-mints
sharpener“ no the Mead Perils
l
. “(orient life. it b true that the market
st cotton asdwhens have been low.
incidents
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7, ‘ru (1’.
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medium lineups. SWING,“ , l
mu nocxnuunsnxsurmrs [XEAVATIllll ,
llllllllllll ~ 88078.};
’ummnnd lit! every. .
. on
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d soiling oi use
beginning 0‘ Secretary Tracy's
Idmlnistrstion seiersl diilloult problems
remained to he grappled with and solved "
Before the echiency in action of our ships ';'
, inlaid be secured. it lsbelieved that nethe
result oi new promos» in the construction
oi nrlnor plate one later ships will be
. tlotbed with defensive plotee of higher re-
Mfll power than arotoundon snywnr
Vessels slant». We were without torpedoes.
Tesla have been made tosecertnin the rein.
Ive efficiency oi different constructions, n
has been ulwted.’qu the work at
eonstruotien is now being. carried
tail. Idghbolingwatereoiouruorthmbordc.
The My as to tolls upon the
Wellsud'usnal, which was presented to
mmstthelast sessionbyepeeisltnss-
b “having tailed oi mllusttnent. I ielt ‘
”unload to esmisubc authoritycom
lerred bythenetoi JulyuIMJod to
latmssuspeneioo‘oitbeireenseoifit
We were without armor piercing dbelle
sod without a shop instructed and equipped
lortheconetruwon oithem. Weorenow
making what k believed to he a projectile
superior to any baton to use. A smokele-
powdee hen wen developed and a slow
burning powder (or anus oi large caliber.
A high explosive, capable ut use in shells
lived iron: service guns. has been ionnd,
and the manufacture oi gun cotton has
been derelopd so that the question or sup
ply is no longer in doubt.
ASK FOR
romeo. BankSales, 0in ufmllorwalk
our trade relations should, 1 think,
. Correlations must continuum
The development of s usral militia,
whlchhas been untamed in eightstata
sndblnoghtinto cordial nndco-operntive
relations with the navy, is another into '
rtsnt achievement. There are udhren-
lned in these organisations two men, and
theyare likely to be greatly extended. 1
recovumend such legislation and appropriae
tionsss will encourage and develop this
oithe canal tolls our treaty rights were
disregarded.
y too much to esythat the
Canadian Pacific and other railway lines
which parallel our northern
nstained bycotnmerce having either its
origin or terminus. orboth. in the United
Item Canadian railroads compete with
those d the United Biases toronrtreils
nndwlthout thereeusinteoiourintsrstnte
commune net. Their can pass at“
withoutdetentlou intoaodontoi our tee»
ritory.
Therebnodispositlonontbepnrtoi the
people or government oi the United Stilton
to interim in the smallest degwe with the
political relations oi Canadd That quo-
tloulswholly with her own people. it is
timeior us. however, to consider whether,
ii the present state oi thingesod trend oi
things is to continue, our interchanges
upon lines oi laud transportation should
are being we", July 1, 191,
leents. March ti. 1“. In
that the monetary nontm
ting. nndthat no conclusion has yet
reached. l withhold any reeotulneudntion
Into matron upon the subject.
at the Carina ot warheinga
again to the attention Wander
E
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l
The .recmnmendstions oi the salutary
will, I do not doubt. receive the friendly
etmsiderntioo oi comm, tor be has en-
joyed. us he has dfiervod. the confidence oi
all those intemted in the development at
our navy without any division upon pani-
snu lines. l earnestly express the hops
that aworh w- ieh has made such noble
progress may not now be staid.
The wholesome influence iorpeaee and
the inch-sued House of security which our
citinens domiciled in other land: incl when
thee» magnificent ships uncle; the Ameri-
peetant suggestions as to the nannies
tide of the infantrynndnrtiilery sruu oi
the service. which his predeo-eoen have
heloee urgently presented. Our army in
small. but its organization should-lithe
more be put uponthe most approved mod-
heels.
The conditions upon what we have called
the "imntler” have herewiorn required the
maintenance oi many smell push. but now
Was—W...
E.’0.M0llllli&00.n um and Reliable "‘
“Butbury 8t..lhston.lass. DAILY DIRECT
m“ Fire and Freight Line
A
and V BETWEEN" ‘
my Burglar Proof Sales. NEW YORK
89th l§rwalk
N orwalk.
Til E PROPELLERB
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors, E A G L E
A ND
nevus" Vlllill or m IllllllS.
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
. w \i'ill leave Pit-r 3!. E. R., (Beck }
serve tlmr contents. 5”" ""“-""’*'-’“‘ m mm
he‘ett't' Norman. 5p. m.; South Norwalh W
it!) sold in Lyn ‘. Elms. 4m» thoY grew fire. p. {“7 .
\ l’trre- MM our safe:- w re widened to intense- l'ruglnt r*“““'*“‘ h“ u 7 5- m. "’59- m-
rut. preserving their motel-tn [ix-n a; pile (ion to n
, V . _ . . genie IleCll '0 .' -
[L'HAMP‘lOIh RECtilli! also in the lire-n! Wrtlh and r legit: mil be n pl illl'lrllull’ll (10):»!
. "ml?" Fm: m hm. m n". um“ Rmton pm tr. l. ht any-«here in .V w York or its vicinity.
'n 18?... my! In all ll": grim! ti we sine-e. 5 u ‘9" All pump:
on: turbid trusting any at
no data nppmrnre already most xrsteiully
not be put upon a ditierent basis. and our
M i vn :th Auvnh Went-vi ~‘l :3. he r'lllplthran t
the policy oi wnoentrntion is obviouslytbe
right one. The new posts should have the
proper strategic relation to the only "iron-
tiers” we now have. thoseoi the soonest
sod oi our northern and part ct our south-
ldouottbink that nqune‘inn oi ed»
vantage tolocslitiee oestates Ionld de-
terminetbehrcatlonoithloewpeeta The
reorganisationandenlnrmentoithnhu-
eenu oi military inionnntion which the
metaryhaseiieetedissworhtheuneiui»
neesoiwhieh will heeomeeveryyenrmoen
apparent. The work oi bullding.henry
guns and the construction oi oun‘dn»
tens-hashseuwell begunnud ionidbe
arriedonwithonteheek.
apparent. The ships from our navy which
will oppose in the great naval parade next
April in the harbor oi New York will be I
convincing demonstration to the world
thntthelinnedStnmisngainnnavsl
The report of the necretnry shows s very
gretiiying. state oi facts an to the condition
oithegeoornllaudoiiice. Theworkoi la-
soiug agricultural patents which seemed
to be hopelessly in nrrear when the present
secretary undertook the duties oi his other.
hasheenso expedited that the imrenu Is
now upon torrent businoe. The rslid
thus siiorded to honestnnd worthy settlers
upouthe public landsbygiving tothela
measured title to their entries. hen been
lnble benefit in developing the
and the territories
entire independence oi Canadian eaoalsnnd
oitheSt. anrencessnnoutletto the sen
secured by the construction oi an American
canal around the Falls of Kim and the
opening oi ship communication between
the greet lakes and one oi ourovru sen—
portn. We should not baritone to avail
ourselves oi onrgrent natural trade
We should withdraw the support which
lagiven totho railroads nodstenmship linen
oiCnnadabyatrafllclhntproperlyhe-
longs to us, and no longer furnish the
earnings which lighten the otherwise
crushing weight It the enormous public
subsidi-thst herebeeo girsntotbem.
Thesubjectoithepoweroithetrensuryto
deal with this matter without further leg-
islation has been under consideration, but
circumstances here postponed aconoluslun.
ltin probable thstn'considerntinn oi’ the
propriety oi amallilcntion or abrogation
oi the article of the treaty oi Wnnhinglon
velntiugto the transit oi goods in bond is
involved in any complete solution or the
The report of the W M
shown a most grutiiyiu incense and n
moueilicientnndprogredrn
oithegmtbnsineesoithatdepnettnent
l'hepoetnireveuues haveiuernnsedduring
thelast yenruenrlymlm Them
iortheyenrendinanunlhlfllsm
thedelcleneyoi
year. The deficiency oi the pleasat
year it is estimated will he reduced toil.-
ifiCMLlB, which will not only be extinguished
duringthenexl fiscal year. but a sue-pl.
at nearly “mom should then be shown.
In these calculations the
made under the contract
arrive have not been included.
Ever since our merchant marine was
driven iron the sea by the rebel auleern
during the war oi the rebellion the United
States has been paying an enormoussn—
nunl tributetoioreign countriesinthe
drape of irelght and pan money;
in the year In only 118 per cent. oiour
imports were brought in American vessels.
These great ioreign steamship maintained
byourtraflcarrmsnyoithemnnderoen—
tract with thdr respective governments by
whiehlntime at war theywiil bneotun
part oi their armed nsvnl entnhlhhinntn.
Profiting by our commerce in penee,they
will become the most iormidnbledestroyess
oiour commerce intimsoi war. [have
ieltnnd have heiove espre-dtheisellng
that thiaesnditioooi thinpw. both in-
Thn report oi the commissioner of pen»
lions. to which extended notice is given by
the secretary of the interior in his report,
will attract great attention. Judgedrby
the aggregate amount oi work done, the
year hasheen thegreatentin thehis-
tovy oi the odice. i believe that the organ-
lntlon oi the oilloe in ellltlent. and that the
work has been done with fidelity.
imitations— and insist on having the
NONE SUCH Nani.
IERRELL dz SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
qOur relations with llawall have been
«rob as to attruct an lncreurrl interns
and must continue to do so. i deem it oi
great importance that the projected sub-
marine cnble, a survey the which has been
made. should be promoted. Both in naval
and commercial ones we should have quick
.nmmnnicntion with Honolulu.
We should before this have availed our-
.elves oi the concession made many years
tgotothis government (or s hurts! and
naval station at Pearl river. linny evi-
lences oi the irienaillnesu oi the Hnwnlino
awrnvmnent harshest: given in the past.
end it is grsriiying to believe that the ad-
vantage nnd immunity oi a continuance at
very close relations are appreciated.
In consequence oi the notion oi the
French government in proclaiming a pro
:netoente over certain tribal districts 0! the
westecnst of Africa. eastward oi the San
Pedro river. which has long been regarded
«the mtheostern inunalnry ni liberis. i
nave ielt constrained to make protest
against this envrmchment upon the terrl~
toey oi a republic which was [minded by
eitiaeusoi the United states and toward
whish this country ban for many years held
the intimate relation oi a iricndlycnun-
esltw
thedinbled veterans oi the civil war. The
utltnntn (or this lineal year was ”COMM.
and that amount was appropriated. A do
Ileisney amounting to nascent must be
provider! ior at this session. The estimate
(or pensions tor the decal yenrsndlng Jun
19!. is summon).
mulls-lone? oi pensions believes
that ii the present legislation and methctb
are maintained and further additions to
thepension laws are not made the maxi-
mum expenditure (or pensions will he
June so, not and will he nt thn
highest point “881)an per mount.
lndhere to the views espr-nediupen-
—aso———-——
uoemotionconlssoouerthanthnt
oigratitude. but imnot believe thstthis
has yet reached a point withonr
change
havingiu it much prominent-semen
m.wsnhegunhythelawoilat¢hl.lfll.
Underthls lnweontrnete harsheumnde
bythepoetmnatergsnersi traveler-nail
routes. Theupenditureinrolvedbythese
oontrectsiovthe nest Iseel yenrnppeosi-
stamina Asoneottheveeultenl-
ships at an Issue-Ir
manning em.
Orders called for and delivered
Wholesalewd Retailll’tsh,0ys italksall the t'ay,uncl
“’“dvmm'eflmeb III the very 1mm of
[I I "t. ‘l ball"
lllllll hlElUFF’S loll: Sign, :13: if. all
laws.
The onthnflhoifieptembuifl
ureeuoithis capital of QM oi
uion rsternnaoi thnwnr
lrepentwithgrestsernestneesthereeotn-
meurlntlonwhieh i have made in several
who messages that prompt and ads
_ quote support be given to the American
mvnpnny engagvd in the «Instruction of
the Nicaragua ship canal. it in lrnponnlhlv
tooverstntn the value irum every staid
pointoithinurest enterprise,and l hop.
that there may be time.eveninthieeoo
gross. togive to it an impetus thst will to
suntheenrlycompletlonoi theeaosi and
dthneshellion was a most touehlng and
Ihriliingepisnde.andtherichaodgvn¢ioun
whoa-extended tothetn bytheilistriet
nlColuutbinandtheapplaneethntgreetod
m ,
mhsve hnmhdltrw
oontrnctnd to he hitti- nm ‘1’:
' . A v l x (3. s 1a: :1; n m , :rt‘fgw ‘
WAUUNS.
lmmeoi (his line on so
:1
EU {1}; 5 Kerr And second hand
Suggies, Phaetlns, Carriages,
Canopies. Spindles.” etc.
More Building lute
, Mince U" the Prioeohtmo Sult— All.
1 Meat
Makes an every-day convenience of or
mumhwwo HUMBSlP-ad c. s. Tnowsnmci a co;
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package mks “m large W‘s. Avoid P r 0 p e r'y Mm ‘Ezs‘rlih‘ T0 oro. Locxwoon.
l
l‘.\ Ll. AND SEE THEM.
Woodward H é'i5‘*r~§"'f'l7ill y.
Denim in
.12.. WP now will-r llwnz IMPflBlEDandfiflMESTlCBlGlRS'
l'helenditig lichrnhrhet of m. l} 'l' Still? ill I)! lL‘ 35 l'illlg- Afulllim-Ivi Momentum anulilrinr l’lpeo.
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33 WASHINGTON STREET-32. s 3 5 o n nun as moon ate. ) 3:51.11“
There you can always find tin
freshest mh to belted. A fin. upward. Tlll’fil.’ lnlr FU R N ITU R E
lot of fish arrives every day.
Will Tlllllll Bililll’.
IIPllllTEll Sillllllii
umt d'j'ley. i’li ll: cards at all prices.
. f :‘Vn‘illnnd 'i‘oihm'ru Box:- in great variety
(r . u 1 ne- of uur Ti humus. Cut Pin d.
"l--, I “l” Unaudited. y ’ g no
G. 8. mehridge & (20...,
mmprisv lhv Choices! GREAT BARGAINS“
Location in the (Tim DaVld Stow!
iimils, within ll) min ‘ "MW"
One thousand lbs of Lolieters {0: a , . “AW.“ Inuit-1"
enleevcry gammy ules walk lrum tho , "' so ”3"." ”aw-irifl'
s Pats. “itkfiu I
I0 enmma
(It-pohwilh guml Hlllt'
32 Iltlllllfll OTIEET. city than those u‘lllsr
serum to the United States its proper eels
line to it when completed.
The m
The congress has been already adviser?
tint the invitations oi this government lot
:2.
%
whiebthenetionsiunlty.honor
werenllat issue.
fifimmwmm“
toths vs
‘5' wesmiaoedertoproteestheiutee
goreenmenHuitnrelatio-nwilh
the Union Perils rsllwsy. The”
oi lniireatb has submitted arty
giving easesinimlonssto
the lions upon the company‘s
leg
E.
“m s ”1' price.
4.}: Select your lots in t
“’3 linu: to secure such a g. L gEOUGLAs
m...“ . site as '0" wish. “3.78“ m
I". Q. l’isse’rn'ozn. 3 . m mwrhaxsosnr’gghflfl net I“...
Internets. For further particulars on- flfinfim'u’h'mumw Tong
'lllin-e ttHi-ulxmtreet. ’
unrnfllrmlrr. on”. quire 0‘
Venustdenlwiththequestionaswe
Inditnndtnhsthateunree whiehwlll,
under
(ill, either for lo mini.
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(in tho remiecs, or 4 1‘,
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tentporsryeheek ordeisy intervenes] be
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