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National Republican., 1873-06-20
Dy THOMAS 4. wAGGAMAN.
ID Real Estate Auetioneer, bia seventh street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE AND RLEGANT
REsipENGE in RE4SkvhIhff bHnILdIx dx NTH NTH
. TENTH bThkkT, bETMEkh AND l.
sTREETR NoRrHWEBr r
Under and BY virtue q deed q trust dated No
n ss5 &! .S9 Ss 81: SsS.fissS;s 4
~ "a G BSP sf,i9S r. fss9' es Ga
ss, ,ssstsrsa sEsdrsd SuS fSrEfsFht.a
Aud sQusls ave ,dsslynAisd snd dsscribsd on the
reg.d ns O. Pts q s.d fig * Thirteenth street.
sod nSsihss, I'D % 4, eS
subject 70 . deed q trust made 20 wm stictneY
rsies dssd rsceiasS IL f1Ssr Is ioiio 4. Gn q.
daS g sSI'S' Nj S Il. p p @ nss pinfSpt 4
there are ssso Of in,ersss due and unpAid on thii
Tfas terms Of s.ls prsi ono half ea,h, snd the
s m &. % prSssTy s1 81 Ss s.sh pssnsas g
= msds % time q sSis. An cOnvsTshcihs At Tur'
II tSs ssrms of sale are nos complied with in si1
IsS " Iessll Ne properly - ths cost and ftsh "
VIZ l,lAsISs hSSSsSSsSsfSs ftS'sa.,s.S ,s.ss-
,si-Aoa g.. fofar1 ...
National Republican., 1873-06-20

TUE House Of Delegates last night did
jast as they should have done In the main
tenance OF their rights, by laying the bill o.
Mr.. Thompson on the table by q nearly
unanimous vote. 1t was proper rebuke ol
an attempt on the part OF the autOcrats oi
the Council to rob the popular branch OF
their powers under the law.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
,;s 4 wIIAM I'LL, ,ss Ass'isssss:' ma { ..ss.,.
III n NIB %aS sflSss

'i!S f9ts u fISEEiXH TskFISIt ~
NORTHWEAT. -. -
w deed executed on the 18th day Of June, isis,
- aud dlly recorded The undersiyned VIII oa,f'
GkY, The al dSS q June, iSI5 81 o'elorh y.
~, lots nun6sred tr9e, % inclusive and i.cm ;s.
q sguare ~ These lots are very desirsble for
building purposes, beins located ID rapidly In
hlsh and well located and the lola q convenient
slNs q WI be seen from ,hs & plat Ihs property
Terms o. s.lsI one hAlfin cash. q which depo.i
Of sas on each Ioi viii be Seluired q the time 2!
month";; the deferred paYmena 70 be secured by
notes Of es ~ Ssasns Ss psa Gs
ohasers fall 70 comply with the terms within tet
days after sale, the trustees reserve the right 70 70
se ne property II the risk and cost Of such default
Ing Purehaier. All eSnSs{npsnE 4, the cost Of thu
-, gro, w ,fEyASs, u,,,onss,. ,.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

COUNTRY BoARD.-THE CLIFTON HOUSE
~ 4 siip.ted in ths midst q elevated country,
miles from Afe1aldriA, Al the appointments o.
ne horss are spsh & ne mise m Inn sn%,ss. ts2s
piSPt q ics. me able n rpPa: md ,hsTs az. q.
ps.a.s ~ n S Seds Sish Ss s. 'Is
bie.sapt drives and srequst laEn, &c. gsierenSs
I..ssi Is S1Tfffo sSH1Tfisf t,Sn Ssss s,ssS1 va isso
National Republican., 1873-06-20
n sALKoNsrABLR

,.s.. yq; e Er 6 s. S s ssus.s s5ss' x
sslssI and tsisn In sIseutisn ali he nshl iiiis.
claim fnd i9tsgsstot osorrs Berry IN The foliSvtns
on Truund rent, sifesied on School slfsst bsiYssp
~ .s,t m s,ssh ;sTss' ,oS.s EsASd sa
tcs - ssss q ssf6SB If Is a. ass q ssss. "a
&. Sas Ss,ssh oa Eskao III . Ssss ss ~. Y lssaa 3
half and sixth stress solth ves l.a9d IN NE city
Sat~d and ss2en N ,IscuiioS 81 pubic anc,ion. q
the highest hIddsr. fSF cs,A nvx,y o...,.,,.
wAaHraroa. Inns il In lsil.eotd
National Republican., 1873-06-20
By nusoAsssSilo Ssssio saaSsIsa egls, ,,,.. . CO..
bouiAeast eorner Hinih and d stieets northwest


ss " n III
sssss Z. .asls.Ss Z. ssaSsssS 3 q n hsS
md Y Y az seSssdiSs sss 2 The recorded
notss % iSs purchase % b given. psy.6ls IN tss
Psid psy.bls ssmi, ,Aanu.lly. and q b sscursd by
sesins % q ~ eost q he pSreIsssr; ~ dosn Il .
snS .sr%S: S.s sts e not c9RPiisS I'm S,s
y; y IL Isss. ss: sRaS S3:, Sc
~. ,s,a : 3 2 RysSassos. SSsaYsSS&, -. '.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
CARRIAGES.
AWNINGS.

F9h asp aIskTi hsssR,sSs ssiSsSsss no.
N. q. C0PELAsn, hIaaafaosarsr,
p-cAMr MEETING fENfs and TfXcs Tor
sale or rent - ieisd
A VIKINGS FOR STORES, oFRICEs AND
IA priyats dyeliing mspufsetured BIZ
JOHN q. HOGAN, rs hArket Space,
myI.h between Seventh ana tisssss trsst..
National Republican., 1873-06-20
aa kSssoa.s a hss seventh 'sas :Ts. Broker

SAFE ~ ,yy,Ay5sSysbE ,yA5gARfE RugpISs sqSStv tors
SSs! 4 I'll i t.. AND n... sa a. 18Th
daS o. March. p. isn. and recorded N lieet sis,
cured tasrsby w 2nsy 4 A. pusliS e ssis Or n ;as
y fsssss fls u % ?Ssaiy,.iSs q ios u
Fether with The improvements, oe nsistins of the
b.scment storise Of houses thereon
Terms One fourth cssh; balance In air and
twelve months. st .sn per cent, secured by deed
cost N terms are NOT mst within seyes dAys sftsr
isls =: gt'S.ss ss III u 80 I'd &
Time q sale H. WfrnhanW,I ISqstss.
isiaiaikaaA kuctoneer.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctienecr.,
ID No. lool. northwest corner Tenth and strcets.

sfhfi8S SS SSSISt tASSE ,ASb. A;
MSssAfsdfoS. B. q. Al k6cTfoS
III tps pfsmises, al o'ciocf. We shall sell the
prpS: ss' y dssaa acass ass sau.s
large barn. rtablng, kc. variety Of soil adapted
SssSow land, sit6 rood vstsr, ~ -, .
Tr.ins on B.ltmcEe and Potomas rsilroad bas,,
offioe, school and church In the neiyhborhood
s, stSnd,InS ,,a sres. w, ps soa Tna inc property
Terms One third caih; balance 10 one, two and
three Year,. with notes bearing interest aud decd Of
for further infSrmation, see A.. @ wIDDE
coNBE, oqhss - y street, between the Aours OF
"a '1sisecSds s ' GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
'EseSssFssSEy ;sE. &I SR5Ss3 ssE'ssiI
sREEs s w1s, s,s,s .ss :.
vgssss #!s III ssIaS RSa IssSss q III

" A 4. sSSTISS w 9.2 3 Iss -
s g: S.. r %Ss%s:l.s " ,ss ;' M. Ss .s e.
iSan. ss ~ Y ~. dssp q ~ ..sh ~ .sss II: .,
s sosssSs ~ ssisStisS q p.Tti.s sshias : good
Tsrmsi 3ss fourth cash; balance 10 one, two and
three yesr for nqtes bearinE interest," tnd .foured
yeysnclns q parcAsser's Sos2 Doe hundred DOL
~ be required a s.Sh "a A. n, %s q ale
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Il o II s A L X +.

nsE twostory Frame House. containinS nye
streets north Lot ltri0o 20 l5foot alleT. Price,
tl ,ap; eau cash, balance eas per month
q and II streets northwest Bis rooms. water, gAA.
81. lriGe e3.dOo; termG easy.
ning's bridge, overlooking the cttyi twenty hcres
under eutiyAton balance IN tinhst, i9gr2ne1 & Dy
time. .-. :,
ASo, houses, lots and vacant squares In AL parts
Of the city and District terns TO suit
AlFo, Farma, improved and unimproyedt in EAry
land, Virgins and the District OF Columbia
Inquire OF CHAkLkb sILWhHTI
Real Estate and General Coll Agent, Columbia ts~
Building. mytu
National Republican., 1873-06-20
their peIsonal management for the sceoRmOdaiio'
Of Kussts. n -"""| ri. .I.. I...r Hif :
GAGE BROS. 4 RICE,
Ls..ee- for Twe-ry Years.
CHICAGO. June l, isfa Jsp-F1v


LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIcE,
Ess Yg5l, gtsyiaS toy iss ..ispi,cS d patent
iar ss improVemsnt NJ @ % IN Rsiifosd a caf sssis ~
lei. ordered mat The testimony in The es.s 10
fs e ne @ ass ssS sises S,Ss IT. y
hsd iSs ~ J, Az y ,sl s9S h.i AZ
sy}R= }R'0' M isH22;s.S ~, Ss$sa..ss.
DRoposAIs FOR BuReLARPRooF
ysShh ImrsF f9a n sEs f ftnEssJbEissao ssbEis d1 dsisrra
L. OrIion OF suPRhyIaINa ARqHIIlor,l
s.nsa PtsPo;sl. Vi Is rso;issa s4' y .Ss ohe.
I ~ Sai.S ss:;s. s,sncs Sia; Il sss
Ssgis: q shs ara wing, and spsciacsiiop. may b,
e ns :.ss TS sas s M M J. e
S s.s. fsas Oh: sSSss ssSs ss s z az: ::
| a fsccspssnes n pscRo.k ,,,,,,x ..,u.,..
lsr Ssn,um until the completion and soesptssos .
I'M I: s:ss.:ss ss:r y ,s;
y S &, ~ S.ss sIsy 4 ias. q: .,.ss ~ S
ne mn,sd s,s.ss Scrt o. ne pistrst Atornsy q
or III bids. Il u Be- dssmsd for tSs inser.2s ~ q Is,
PaS.S Il 81 sPs g sS f 4 c 1s
III ss ~ y ssss
ps aso s . S ,s
tfsetur. ef The .'baIsl.IEr Erpot vault. snd VI.
$s.i ssSs; - "A WI J. 49, q WA. ~ .P!; *
sas " STATE Branch Mint Fan trsneisG1 Gsla am
I-L-L-- superyisins Architect.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Dy THOMAS X. wAGGAMAN,
ID Neal Estate Auctioneer. bia Seventh street.

DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. iod, northwest corner Tenth audi streets.
REAL ESTATE FOR jiAAkL sAkLE IN WASHINGTON
nv y,r,ue Of deed of trust from Caroline Tai.
bud, chsriotts ossoprn. John 4. berry and Loui.s
BerTy, his ~ifs. s.rsh Ann osb9urn and Wp " 90 y:
fsnd Records for wsshinston county, in the pis pis
triot u Columbia, will on THuRsDAY, the ioth
pabiis suco9 % fropi q me pssmsi,s, ne prop, 3
erty deecribsd ip said dscd 20 wit AZ hal pscs 3i
In the District a Columbia and hnown and disun
,ssd Sp "a q, gla ss pAp IN IN nsre numbsred ~
with improvements thereon, ,..,.
months from day Of sale, and secured by pur
ohsssrs note. aud decd Of trust upon the premises
dapoait of A9o will be required when the properly
V struck on. U. q, MAoRUpER, Trustee,
upper Marlboro hTipcs 9he2%yYf,i AM fHkSSa "a
ieiJ.TuThhakds Auctiopeers.
National Republican., 1873-06-20

EN0R SALR-THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY
II on Georcetown Heishtr, kuown as Burieith
tanning about sixytso acre. g gr9nnd. znd In, I'm,
proved BY altrse and vell.bnit dseimnE anu Out
The rroperty has been subdiyided int ttrees
and lots and will he sold In whole or In lot or
lots, This property has q number Of handsome
building sites, commanding . nne view a tRs 70
tomac and the surrounding country. The Metro
plIitAn street Railroad Company expect 10 have
their running in few weeks In close proxlmity
with Washington, In all ruspects this IL the ~ q
desirable property for sale at this time Ia the Dis
trict Of Columbia. 81,
Terms of sale will be mads known upon sggliea-
tion TO JAS l. DAnlh,
town Jei7lm
National Republican., 1873-06-20
DRY GOODS.

An AUCTION Lot
DRESS GooDs
at Hny cents on the dollar
Offering 70 the public AZ tremendous sacriAce,
aoons wo,ln3S Tn,1s,y SsI,s opiyn ynp rprp,p
THE MONEY,
eonsi.tlng Of Biaef and white qrenadnes, oolorea
dine. doyblevidth MoIambi1ues, 10 MY whole
- T. n. NAUDAIN.
q. rssnsyiv.n. svsnus. ,outh side, below seventh
National Republican., 1873-06-20
). BRopHEAp,

BROIxBIt. .a...
No. $50 Pesnsytvanis avesuc, Rss. o.
wAsHINaroN. DO. ......
Special Atteutie. Given ts Invs.tment Sc
eurtsioa. ...
fsuis 9Shbson %, Ranser., washington. D. q.
Mqses kslp, s-g. Qsshier National Metropolftan
Hon. D " iiSdkssd. second oOmp,roasr. wash
sssS Si:5n. f,Ss Architect usi'sd s'.'s. o.pt
ntsre-t Hvs.s...sd a. gt.ces which win pay the In.
q 'S Gs O:Rs 1sIaT or ,p,.n, Won
fands Al kor per cent oall and enamins hess
snIdss. ,. !, ,Dsng.rnin'hons .. en- siel sza NO. In
National Republican., 1873-06-20
BOARDING.

A FEW SUMMER BoARDERs CAN BE Ac.
"A commodated with good board and pleasant
tooms IN de!,sh,tal md hssiAy los.Illy 4, .
OF the CAPITOL three miles out Of the city for par
licular, spply 6y letter 70 U fELLoNs, oeerss
west, washinston. Ieblws-
DoARDING.-DoAR WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality convenient 10 ths
Executive Departinenta Apply at us Tvelftf
street. between and 4 streets northwest sep1u
National Republican., 1873-06-20
PERSONAL

VOUNG LADY WITH WHITE LINEN.CAM.
j. brio dress, redersote style. 10 the 0omptrollei
young gentleman who was visunS the buresn yee
terday, Send address TO A. G. j., City Post once.
National Republican., 1873-06-20

HLARENCE C.-DO NOT FAIL TO MEET NE
" At the music (Fresid. nts orounda) next Bat
urdAy. We win have . Jolly time. You can come
National Republican., 1873-06-20

IN ranssment down the river. Csnnot write \
jeisst' U.HP.
National Republican., 1873-06-20

7 R.Y.-tIO TO PHILADELPHIA AT ONCE.
81 The "Old Man" Is waiting for you.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
THE
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,
CHICAGO,
Tho Largest nnd Most Com
p1ctc Hotel In tho
World.

The dss,se. fSsll hnoyn :. the Prspris,ers q
the memorable confasrsticn q october . and o
igl, take pleasnre IN snnouncing the conpletion
their personal management for the accommodation
National Republican., 1873-06-20

TOR RENT-THREE-SToRYB BRICK HOUSE,
II ten rooms with bath room. No, ~ q street
northwest. Inquire At aG street. Rent sis pei
month yeIsN
National Republican., 1873-06-20

u REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SIS sTsnih street, taTJ afFpAn American Savings
Special st,snt,on Si,sn % RENrINo, COLLECT.
Me- PAYISa TIxEs, AHp NEGOTIATING
word. Psy@@.slsr ~ asnsTI j, 3. a; 9sner Z orjh-
nan, Chief Clerk United Biates patent Once John
| popsdSsa. IOomnissioner IntelnAi heyanua; Nm.
sias Nam S sas B.nf 6olons john
fe.ssndeni Hon. John HitE. Consul aen.Ial %
| bxitzerlAnd. AIotAm'
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
BROOKLYN POLICE MORTALITY.
Three Omcers Die Within tho Past
Three Days.

Tnroe Days.
There have been three deaths among the Brook.
lyn police within the past three days, a most re-
markable and unusual occurrence in that Depart
ment. Patrolman william Kindred, of the Ninth
sub-precinct died on Friday last OF scarlet fever,
and was buried yesterday afternoon. The remains
were fol lowed to the grave by detachment OF his
fellow ofrlcers. Deceased, who was quite young
man, was married and leaves wife and two chill
dren. He was appointed on the police March
8, 1873, and has been regarded by his
Captain as an energetic and efficient Officer.
Detective Charles videto died from the effects Of
a combination OF diseases on Saturday night last,
at the residence Of his family, No. 81 CleremOne
avenue. He leaves wife ana two children. videto
was appointed on the police OF Williamsburgh, No.
vcmber 16, 1854 and remained in that department.
until 1867, when he was appointed q detective.
under the Metropolitan Law, and entered upon his
duties as such at the Brooklyn headquarters. He
has been engaged on some o. the leading criminal
cases that have been worked up in that city during
declares him to have been "a Grst class
officer and q very intelligent man, He
was last engaged on the Goodrich murder case and
their efforts and the severe criticisms to which
they were subjected by the press. Deceased, who
was forty.two years OF age, was native OF New
Jersey. The funeral will take place on Wednesday
next. The col0rs will be hOisted "half-mast hignn
on headquarters and the station houses to-day.
officer John Fox died OF consumption yesterday
morning. He was about thirty-nve years OF age
and leaves a family. Fox, who was regarded as
one of the bravest and most faithful men ON the
force, was appointed patrolman January o, 1857,
and for several years performed duty IN the Second
Oficer in Police Justice Wash's Court, TO which
position he was attached up to the time OF his
death. Deceased was member OF the Police Mu-
tual Benefit Fund The funeral will take place to-
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.

SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. g. 1873.
The passengers on street car plying between
Scranton and Hyde Park were thrown into a state
Of CONSERVATION and excitement this forenoon,
owing to the sudden death IN the car of q strange
old lady, dressed in black. She entered the car at
Hyde Park evidently in good health, and evinced
no symptoms OF the swift death that was outrun-
ming her in the race Of lfe until the arrived at
the loot OF Franklin avenue and the old lady took
up her parcels and was about to leave, when SUD-
denly she uttered feeble moan and fell
back on the seat. The conductor OF the
car raised her up In his arms, but with
the exception OF a few spasmodic twtches
OF the lips, every sign Of life had ned. Dr. Throop
OF the City Hospital, was Immediately sent for and
pronounced life extinct. The remains were taken
In charge by the Chef OF Police, and removed to
the City Hospital.
note for $500, together with some valuable
papers were found on the person OF the deceased !;
also letter bearing Philadelphia postmark, and
addressed to "Hannah Minnich, Bozartsville
Monroe county, which is supposed to have been
the old lady's name and address.
The police are nstituting inquiries, and will
probably be in communication with the relatives OF
the strange lady shortly.
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
THE NEW YORK sAENGERFEsT.

The delegates OF the fifteen singing societies
composing the New York saengerbund were In ses-
sion yesterday morning at the Germania Assembly
Rooms, Nos 2el ana 29a Bowery, Mr.. william Keyl,
the President Of the Bund. In the chair The meet
ing was called to complete the arrangements for
the grand Saenger festival, which will take
place next summer, in honor OF the twenty
NTH anniversary OF the Bund. The festival
Is to last three days On the first day the singers
grand concert and prize-singing Will take place;
the third day Is reserved for grand procession
and open-ar festival An executive committee
was appointed and instructed to nominate sub.
committees till the next meeting. The olncers OF
the Bund were authorized to write letter 10
Franz Ant, the celebrated composer, requesting
him to compose festival hymn Tor the occasion.
Mr.. Abt Ia an honorary member OF the Bund.
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
CRIME IN PHILADELPHIA
The knife and Pistol On Sunday in the
City Of Br0therly Love.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I, 1873.
desperate conflict took place this afternoon on
board O canalboat, at Paramount, between the cap
tain OF the boat, Daniel Martz and William Haines,
O negro Martz. who shot Halnes several times in
the arm, was arrested and held in $500 bail. The
negro, who is said to be an escaped convict from
Pottsville has been removed to the German Hos
pital. 1t is said that he was imprisoned tor out
raging O white GIRL and that since his escape,
although engaged in several lawess proceedings he
has carefully evaded the vigilance OF the police. A
telegram was at once forwarded to Pottsve as to
whether Haines was needed there, to which was
made the answer-"He Is q fugitive; bring him
here at once"
The region about Alaska street and st. Mary's
is getting to be iully as dangerous as 1t was some
time ago. Three fights took place there last night,
very late, in which knives were drawn and pistols
fired. An Irishman was caught by gang OF thieves
piniOned to q stone wall, and was then beaten and
robbed of all his valuables Ofhcer Howard, while
making arrest, was violently kicked in the groin
and injured In other respects. gentleman came
to the Central Headquarters of the Police, this
evening, and said that drunkenness, obscenity and
riot had marked the day throughout and at one
time disorder ran 30 rampant that his wife, who
was In Q critical condition, became utterly
Frustrated. The Chief at once detailed special
police force to the neighborhood dressed in citi-
zens' Clothes and several important arrests have
Already been made.
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION MASS MEET.
ING.

mass meeting OF merchants and others in.
terested in the subject Of cheap transportation is
announced to be held at Cooper Institute on
Wednesday evening next Mayor Havemeyer Will
preside, and the subject will be discussed by emi-
nent speakers. 1t is expected that the United
states Senate Committee on Transportation Routes
will be present. as well as the transportation
Committees Of the State senate and Assembly.
have signed the call Tor the meeting and 1t Is
probable that there will grow out OF this meeting
an association which will materially aid In solving
the great question OF transportation with which
the interests OF our city, State and nation
are 50 closely identified.
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
THE CASE OF THE DEFAULTER BRoADwELIs
IN NEWARK

As recorded in yesterdays HERALD Mayor
Record, OF Newark, appeared on Saturday nighs
before Police Justice Mills and made ahdavit
against John A. Broadwe. the deiaultlng keceivef
Of Taxes, charging him with appropriatng tne
unds Of the city to his own private uses, and pray
,n, for an arrest. The Justice seemed to take the
matter as one OF the Mayors richest Jokes. he
declined to allow the HERALD representative
the warrant as prayed Tor by the Mayor. Yester.
day, however, Broidwel heard OF the affidavit, and
appeared before Mills OF his own accord and gave
issued it is hard 10 understand what he gave bonds
for. VINO his bondsman or bondsmen Is or are 70
not known. The action OF the Justice In the mat
ter " considered very strange, 70 say TIE leaah
The New York herald., 1873-09-08
DEATH IN A LUMBER YARD.

Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock, the body
OF an unknown man, about forty-nve years OF age,
with sandy nair and side whskers and dressed in
black frock coat tweed pants plush vest, white
shirt and low cut shoes, was found lying IN Young's
lumber yard, corner Of Goerck and Third streets.
The body was sent to the Morgue and Coroner
Young notified
The New York herald., 1873-09-08


Orleans man would ever think OF running such
risk. SO the Mississippi does not enter into the
calculation as grain shipping route. Phadel-
phia and Baltimore make spasmodic efforts to Sc
cure this trade but they are out OF the way places
and permanent success in the attempt. TO Boston
freighs are five cents bushcl more than to New
York; but on grain for export they give rebate
OF three cents. That leaves 1t two cents more.
TO Offset this IL is always easy there to get OCEAN
freight at o considerable margin of New York
rates.
MIR. BNGHAM-Boston merchants own the Massa-
chusetts Railroad line, and they ofier thus induce
ment to draw the trade away from New York
REPORTER-H0w can ocean freight be had cheaper,
then9
escape many heavy eXactons which meet them
here at every moment after they sight Sandy Hook:
and because at Boston there is never such quantity
of grain waiting shipment as here.
THE CANADIAN ROUTE.
Our really formidable rival Is the Montreal route
side there at very decided saving of freight and
charges. 1t Is IN reference to this competition that
we need further Improvement OF the Erie Canal
apd the adaptation OF steam as propelling power,
which, have no doubt Yankee ingenuity VIII yet
effect. There IS line class OF brIlsn snips em
to Canada mixed cargOes OF merchandise, and from
Montreal can arord TO contract as low as from tins
port.
REPoRrER-But they are embargoed by Ice
during q long winter
road serves them then to carry what may be ar
rested at Montreal TO Portland, which has thus
some winter trade, though at otner seasons no
grain goes there for shipment.
BREAKING BULK AT BUFFALO.
REPoRTER-Is 1t not o heavy addition to the
farmers bill of expenses that the grain must be
transshipped at Buffalo 2
Mr.. BINGHAM-0n the contrary it Is to his ad-
vantage; the largest class OF lake vessels bring
wheat IRON Chicago or Milwaukee to Bufrao; IN
such large bulk longer voyage would be likely
to inure it; there at q cost OF one and quarter
cents per bushel t receives the benefit OF ventila
tion in Its transfer to canal boats, and thus the
danger Of heating Is avoided.
SOURCES OF GRAIN SUPPLY.
REPoRTER-From what parts of the Union do you
| draw grain for shipment TO Europe9
Mr.. BINGHAM-We prefer the spring wheat OF
Minnesota and Wisconsin. In fact, the winter
| gram Of Ohio, Illinois, indiana Maryland and vir-
gnia, which bears higher price here, does not go
abroad at all. We eat here our best wheat, whie
| the British millers prefer to mix the red North
western wheat with the white from San Francisco,
| whereby they make very superior -four.
| TIE GREAT FREIGHT ROAD.
| REP0RTER-Do you think we need further facili-
| ties Tor carrying freight than we now possessY
| MI. BINGHAM-We certainly require the null ana
| prompt enlargement OF the Erie Canal TO It's con-
| templated capacity, which would admit mucn
larger class OF boats, and we also want O tnrouRh
road exclusively for freight, without heavy grades
| and on which freight trains would suffer no delays
| When we have this Of course the road wouid PuIo PI
vide capacious warehouses, in which IL could uls
charge carr ~ last ~ they arrive S"SH HstV"N