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THE GAZETTE
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Local Notices inserted at 10 cents per line.
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA Pa.

THIS GREAT INTERN ATlONAL
EXHIBITION, DESIGNED TO
COMMEMORATE THE ONE HUN.
DREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
OPENED MAY 10Th AND WILL
CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876.
All the Nations Of the world and all the
states and territories Of the Union par
ticipatins in this wonderful demonstra-
ton, bringing to- ether the most com.
prehensive collection of art treasures,
mechanical Inventions, scientific dis.
coveries manufacturing achievements,
mineral specimens, and agricultural
products ever exhibited. The grounds
devoted to the Exhibition are situated
on the line Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road and embrace four hundred and
fifty acres Of Farimount Park, all high
ly improved and ornamented, on which
are erected the largest buildings ever
construct ed five of these covering an
area Of fifty acres and costing S. 900,
900. The total number OF buildings
erected for the purposes of the Exhi-
bition is near two hundred. During
The thirty days immediately following
The opening of the Exhibition mill.
ION ahd quarter OF people visited it.
THE PENNSYLVANIA r. R,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
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DIVISION B.
CLASS l. .SrALL1ors, BROOD MARES
AND COLTs

AND CoLTs
Best Stallion 4 year. old and
upwards $500
Best Stallion 3 years o:d 200
Best Stallion 2 years old 100
Best Brood mare, ye: rs old
and upwards-foal by her side 200
Best Brood mare 3 years old 100
Best 3 years old colt.eitber sex LOO
Best 2 years old colt-either sex 100
Best l year old colt-either sex 100
CLASS 2, DRAFT HORSES AND MULES,
BY ACTUAL TEST
Best pair horses any age-geld-
ings or mares SIS 90
Best pair mules any age 200
CLASS 3 CARRIAGE HORSES & PONIES
Best pair matched Carriage
horses $500
Best carriage horse 100
Best saddle horse 100
Best pairi Ponies 100
Best Pouey LOO
Glass 4, rRorr1Na HORSES
Best trotting horse 1 years old
and upwards $500
Best trotting horse 8 years old 200
Best span trotting horses 200
Judges-M. E. Powell, Colin Noble,
Thos. Wolverton, Charles Porter, q.
B. Goodrich. .
81 "H. DIVISION &.
CLASS 1. SWINE
Best boar 300
Best breeding SOW LOO
Best swine under year old 100
Judges-Petsr Swenson, Fisher
Shaver, John Little, Chester Fisk,
August Deitzman.
DIVISION D.
CLASS l. sHEEP. IT,.
Best buck / year old and over 81 90
Best eve year old and over 100
Best five Lambs 100
Judges-H. Wingett, Donald
Stewart. John Turnbull, J. G. Duncan,
James. McFee. a,.,
| ...s~ .- .' ..>.5
| DIVISION E.
| CLASS l. POULTRY.
Best pair chickens 90
Best pair Turkeys ..m- SO
Best pair Ducks ~ 80
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Dated August Goth 1876.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-09-07

DANK OF REDWOOD FALLS,
d W. D. Finn, President. w. F.
Dickinson, Cashier. A general Banking
Business Transacted. Passenger Tickets
sold to and from Europe. 43
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R ALL ROAD!
Great bargains in all kinds
of Real Estate, are offered for
the next sixty days at
FLYNN'S Land Agency.
Lands bought and sold on commission.
Taxes paid on receipt CT money, free Of
charge. Collections made and promptly
remitted.
Office on I'd St., opposite U. 8. Land
Office, Redwood Falls. MINI.
B. FLYNN.
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The following Sweep
stakes Premiums are
offered.
Best Pair Of Walking Horses $500
Judges-Thos, March, A. Clark, A.
A. Praxel. 49, :
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DIVISION L.
CLASS !, MACHINERY.
A Diploma will be awarded to the
first and second best of all kinds Ma
chinery exhibited.
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Ies Get instant, avec cette ingra
titude eff y ct sublime des fem
mes vraimennt lees, ellie oublia JUS
qua Persistence de son %protecteur.
Bret, &c fut Inc joie capiteu Sc
qui grisa tout lie monde, au point ore
le pauvre Bryon ne s'apercut de rien
ct que cette famine du regard de
Vlolette ne reclaira point sur le dan
ger. Quand, all retour. VINCENT SO ira
Ia main de la jeune file. ellie lui rem
dit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT son 6treinte, ct
lie jeune homme comprit d'in stinct ce
qui sc passait chez ellie.
Bah pensa-t-il. ce serait de la
fntuitt.
Et il Sc coucha.d ormit de son mieux,
talilis que Violette, cherchant SEES
idees ct son courage ell debris. ia
chait, en- priapt 10 Dieu des orpheli-
mes de lui venir ep aide. de penser au
travail, a la vie serionl:se ct Sc repro
chait d'ecouter les grelots dc cette
f"'le sednctrice d la place Dc Il voix
de Hughes. -"
Les jours suivants, ellie fut Qlala2e.
ct sans trop quill SIT pourquo,i, Vim
cent demenra au logis.-.- Hughes
yenait d'6tre nomm6 isterne a la
Cfarite ; presque toute sa jonrn6e SO
passait a PhoEital. soft quill ne Sc
fqt pas apereu' de Ia pr9sence mag
coutum6e de son ami dams leur iogis
commun. soft quill fit resolu de ne
pas montrer sa jalousie.
Ain d'etre Il meme d'obseryer
plus a False. il partait le matin ct ne
rentrait que le soir ; quelquefcis
meme il couchait a la Charlie.
Durant ces tongues heures en- ttte-
a.tete, car Vincent cruz biep faire en-
visitant ct en- soignant yioleete, il ne
tut pas question damon settlement
le qieu 6tait entire eux.
Il tronvait un charme extreme a
iui taire une lecture, tandis qu'assise
dams le grand fanteuil d'Engues. ellie
! ecoutait, entendaBt soIvent mieux
sa voix que 10 sens des paroles. exe-
cepte lorsquil sagissait de sentiment.
C'etait la des fetes intipes de la
!ennerse par Iesqnelles passe tout
homme en- CO monde.
TT ces fstes n'avait plus nj COM
pencement. nj fin. Des Quill etait
ren.tre dams So chambre. Ell assis-
TAFT a ga vie par la pen<ee. Cetts
1Eambre etait acknowledgements au dps.
De celle de Ia jeune file. Ellie
,Etendait son pas ct Ia chanson don't
lnsoncieux earcon accompagnait la
olupmt des actes de sa vie.
a COntinuey
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surely ana etectuali'
ontrol them. The testimony of our best citi
;HERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve an,
ure the affecting disorders of the Throat an,
lungs beyond any other medicine.0 The mos
angerous affections of the Pulmonary Organ
,ield to its power; and cases of COnsumption
ured by this preparation, are publicly Known
o remarkable as hardly to be believed, wef
hey not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy
t is adequate, on which the public may rel
or full protection. BY curing Coughs, tn
orerunners of more serious disease, It saves ur
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering ne
0 be computed. 1t challenges trial, and cor
'inces the most sceptical. Every family shout
.eep it on hand IS q protection against the car
nd unperceived attack of Pulmonary AfIe|
ions, which are easily met at first, but whic
iecome incurable, and too often fatal, if ne
ected. Tender lungs need this defence: and
5 unwise to be with out it. As a safeguard
:hildren, amid the distressing diseases viii.
,eset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHEgR
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by its timely us,
nultitudes are rescued from premature grave.
md saved to the love and affection centred O
nlry colds, securing SOUND and health-restorin
leep. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu
MA and painful Bronchitis, when theS kho,
low easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, an
'lccesstnl chemical Investigation, no cost On to
S spared in making every bottle in the .tmp
iossible perfection. 1t may be confidently relic
Upon as possessing all the virtues it has eve
iThibited, and capable Of producing cates .
demorabls as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J. G. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soLn BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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". SAMOA
Agent GeAe
OFFICE De IA sEJ
49, ThiA
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Suite.

p"ussa n exclamation joyeose
Puas qselque r6fexion a;danS ) 90
gate lies bellies files l'egayaient ton
jours), il Sc pitt a rMs de o r;re
je1ne, bruyart, edmmdnicatif. e
Vio'ette, Seaf 'penteniaaht, &c retoar
ma vers'l tut Il la rrgardait en- cet, :,
slant DC SEES grands yeax .siuceres Ct
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NOTICE.,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
to the corner Of s.. Philip and Market
he will keep al assortment of Charter Oak
AID other cooks stoves, fire CRATES, cooking
utensils, Glass waite, Tin ware. Rolts and
Nuts. Charcoal, fivets of all sizes and Kinds,
and will be prepared t6ldo any species ~
lin, Zinc, light iron and copper work. "
spOkes ect. f':'' "HeT H@ @oss'
JAM lSt' ST. GR1sAMoRE,
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f. Planters!

HAVING fitted up q shop on Jackson
Ifstreet., 1 ahn Prepared 70 manufsct.,rs
steam Trains for a1Esr MAKING. TanLs
6rltching, Chimneys, Copper And IRON Pines
11r every purpose. Cutters of ali kinds. ma.
chinery and Boilers "a
Repaired On Plantation!
dhirty hve years experience in the bu.;re.
lSmar) ~ HAAAiN
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NOTICE!

-
A 4t PERSONS H LDING BONDS OR
~ 'Waatta9ts issued By the Parish Of La.
1o!rche' lst-te pay fqr closing the St-Mary
tamela Creyasee BY virtue Of Ordinance
no :" - Of tAs Police Jury approved October
~. 1867; 1t pay for closing the Daiferes
prcve asSe A. oS virtue OF , ossdinsnce No. y ssp-
elosing, tie Gaude Crevasse, hv virtue Of
YFaln Ance No. AZ, approved Sept. I. 1869 j;
TO repair levees between Lockport and
ofseph kemont's place, by virtue of Ordi,
2 No: a.. approved October 10, 1871 !;
rnH, otnTto pay for closing the Lagardr
Crevasse. BY virtue of Resolution No. So,
approved December S, 1871, are hereby no,
lined to present the same to the Parish
treasurer on or before June 25, 1876, other
wise they will be considered null, and strick
from the Parish Books.
8. T. GRISAMORE.
Pres. Police Jury. Parish of Lafourche, Ia
ape. - -"
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FPS WILL BE. RECEIVED, AT THE
1n1Ofice OF Parish Treasurer for the sale Of
Parish Warrants told issuc), and ali monies
coming into the Redetpptiou ftnG viii he
used for the 'pQr6hass Of said warrants
monthly, tq.tls lowest bidder.
,o:. s. GRLSAMORE,
>~'"n Prest Police Jury
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lun9s.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopine-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption. 49,

Among the grea
discoveries Of mode,l
science, few are O,
! more real value |.
mankind than tli.s ef
!, fectnal remedy for nj
diseases Of the Throa
and Lungs. A vas
Trial Of its virtues
throughout this a,.'
other countries, ha
shown that it doe
cpraly opd aTao&,oO,
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PUBLIC OPINION.
able return.

Uovitts little tea kettle story got him m, INTO ITO
hot water at once. Perhaps those mules MN T soit
nt dG before hs hears the last OF lt-lbOstoh Journ
(Rep) $1,000 .l;h ,,d
We know Of no circumstances Whicn co QUIZ
halter Justify thorough OVefhhIinS VI 1The
rccoyls JIan those surrounding the late cainpaeh-i
Nation QndJ g. ll1
II ia not singular that Gov: Grover sn9u iiot
no en- narticnlar about letting copies OF MS
DU ~ 4 H. FOO weak 10 stand than one newspaper
bro9dside-f1Oedo Blade (Rep'l
HAMPTON has been inaugurated Governor o y,
s,t Gdrona Nichols will be- inaugtirated Governor VI
fonsiana and 1ilden viii be inaugur tea
~" limited states.-[st Louis Republican tDeml
Tine McDugie Journal recommends the e. hon hoI.
"a sfpnbcns for place in President Tdens oaP i
~ the smallest place would nj INN, anu uti
Lyyip ne would fit the largest portfolio az uhcio
sa,nneis tisposal-l Atlanta Constitution lDem'
The brave men, the honest men, the patrlIo1lc;
- -, The Rspublican party-what has become OF the
nSn 49, ali dead1 Is there nOleader who knows what
iders6,n mi ans fwho can eaten MS inspiration no,
10 oaone and mold into shape and form tne senueh''
~ ~ he multitude f-(Utica Observer lDem',
Con gutler was Wade Hampton's next
a has been the leading organizer OF MS cam.
a,gn HIS reward Is an election Dy tne ss TO %
"de HAMPTON to the United States senate wnS S n -
We bonds for trial accessory Deiore TIC thos
~, tS Hamburg Boston Advertiser lhepl
VIRGINIA ia utterly opposed TO war. She
rouId sacrifice all else save the Union 70 o.
INF the Union must be preserved az an .S a, aads
ya' ~ Chief Magistrate duly md fairly elected - maos
oe 10 nisce to a candidate notOriousy deIeateo anu
Counted IN through fraudi II
Nhig (Dcm.)
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DAVID CRAWFORD.

David Crawford, one of the firm OF Clark
DoJge CO. bankers OF No. 81 Walst died ct his resi-
dence No. 25 East Twonysxth-st, at ll3o a. M yeser
day at the age of A years He was wel known IN na
cal circles though not member OF the Stock Exchange
Mr. Crawford was born in Putney, VT, on Dec H. 1857
He was a son of brevet Brigade Major ana capt DaVd
,,.,a ono of the stah OF Gen. Scott during
h %var ~, 1910 Mr. Crawford first entered business
~ Rostan in the employ of the firm OF j. w. clark Co
~ ,t =, mn health he left Boston and went South
in 1a7 ana on bis return in 1858, entered the nm OF
Clark Dodge Co. He has been director OF tne new,
and was one OF the organizers and most active
directors of the Missouri Kansas and Texas kallro9d
H. az he married daughter of Peter Townsend OF this
civ and leaves wife aud five children Mr. Crawford
had complaining for some me put no geat ~
was taken seriously Ill with eryspelas m the head IRON
heId tomorrow at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. at 4:l5 ID. IN.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
rFor other shin Ser, see Third Pqgcl


ARRIVED. sunday. Dec. u. .
Steamship Victoria (f3rj HeGderwfck glasgow Dec and
Moyf1e u with mdse and pass 20 Henderson Bros ,,
VILE 10th, with mdse. and pass. 20 Henderson Bros
Steamship Abysana BIB Murphy iAysPo2l Dec, u ana
steamship Harrisburg Worth Philadelphia with eoa 70
Reading Railroad GO. - IA, -,
Steamship Geo w. Clyde Ingram Chafieston' WIN muse
and 70 Jas w. Quintlrd x co. =, ~,
steamship Wyanoke Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
folk. with mdse. and pass. 20 Old Dominion steamship Co
steamship Pommerana (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg Dec
via Hayre 9th. with mdse and pass TO knnhaIdt ~ 20 A
Rev f9tb, aud pass. 10 O. H. Mallory Co.
steamship Fiamborough iBr frazer ChaSq6s,4sH ~ E
l.. Dec ~ and Halifax 9th with potatoes 70 DoVae w.
Brig Starlight Thompson OF and from NewIIaven. In bal
Brig Dwight Griffin, of anc nom Haven in ballast
Brig EspelaBce (BrI Harrington, Chaflotteto~n, r. r. L.
via Newport where she put In In dists Is bound 10 fhA
Brig ortoan of Philadelphia Dop Havana 81 days. with
brig sena of CbarlottetOwn P. E. IL Mcleod Insgua Ia
days with salt 1T,
big shannon Moore 81 days. via Bermuda,wth
Bng Galsola taL Esposito Havre so days. in
ballast -
Brg Movie (of NewHayenl Dearborn, st. kits II
Brig Annie of Turks island Wallace ststtIn So days. with
Brig Linda Ital J. Costa Lisbon 90 days. with salt.
SchT Rosa EpDnger Bayes Para II days. with des ruo-
Der, &c.
Steamship Richmond for Riclmond ship Bremerhaven.
Tor Be en- bark laYili for DInkirk brig Emma Dean r
WTND-sunsot light. NV, cloudy.
No date lat % H. Ion 81 81 chip Alice NJ. Minot nom
Lobos do TERRA for Boston.
LONDON. Dec. 24-The steamship Frfsa, rom NewYor1
HAMBURG, which arrived plymouth yesterday, landed
captain aud the fishing schr Uetys Oh Gloucester,
Mass. which was abandoned at Hol.
FOREIGN POTTS
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2L-The White star Line steamship
Britannia has aTrIyoJ
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Church, Hatcham the first Sunday In December, as
was generally supposed that an inhibition would he
served upon the Rev. Arthur Tooth the WEAR who had
been suspended the previous day for negectng to
obey the monions of the Arches court There was not
the slightest change in the mode Of conducting the ser
vices The cruex which Lord PeDzanee had ordered to
be removed In its place in front OF the reredos
There the usual procession TO the altar large cross
being borne in front and of the attendants carrying
lighted candles. The service in nearly all respects
like Roman Catholic mass. The officiating priest wore
rich purple vestment On the altar candles were Kept
burning, incense offered up at intervals the cee
brant all the while keeping bis back turned toward the
congregation. The elevation of the sacred eementsn
both kinds-was duly performed, a great bell being
Oled The informed the congregation that he anu
his friends held it TO be their privilege and their JOY 70
acknowledge the law Of their King Jesus, and, despite
acts Ut Parliament secular powers, they were deter
mined any and every cost TO maintain their right 10
obey the law OF their King AT St. Nedast Cburch tEe
action of the court elective. The surpliced
chOrsters in attendance, and the candesteks
flowers, vases, gilt cross and green frontal or fancy
cover, which used TO be conspicuous on the communion
table, were removed. copy OF the Inhibition OF MI
Dale had been posted the church door, but during the
night OF Saturday 1t had been deaced some portions
having been torn away and other PORTIONS obscured win
fply
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OBITUARY.
wAsuINGToN r. vERMILYE.


Washington X. Vermilye, senior member Oh
the firm of yermlye Co.. bankers ut No. 10 Nss"uS'
died on Saturday afternoon ut his late resiuenco' "
Euolewood n j. after an illness of 20 days. onIhsnks-
giving Day he complained Of feeling unwei' ana soon
after Inflammation Of the bladder set in, which resulted
fatally Mr. vermllye was born IN TINS city W loo'' anu
wears of age at the time Of his death lie began his
hniuess career as clerk the New-York Bible Society
when very young and atterward entered tho office OF
Rufus Neyns in wa-st where ne re'h'heu un,n n ~
vent into business for himself. which was nearly 40
years ago Soon after he formed partnership with me
}t Gccr0e CARPENTER, unaer the name OF Carpenter
,ate sDbich continued until shortly after the begin
ming Of t6e war when the firm changed 70 Yer r
~ Tn 800 he oinod the 9Th Company OF he Ith hegl
Ucpt the Veteran Association of when ne was
~ H. ' linz ~ hs death. He elected captain III
Isi9 Major in 1913 and Colonel In lS44 lie also
&c T,oneI ~ me Veteran Association Az the outDreak
Of the war he enlisted as private IN the 9tn Oopant
o. ~ three months' campaign OF lSOZ Ills sou "as AZ
ha ,1 time CORPORAL in the 9th Company ana az times
'r,ande1 ma father when as corporal OF tne Huru,
~ ,n nronnd the reefs Mr. VeriDilye was fresiuent
~ the Greenwich Savings Bank dIeosor p Darpo u,
VI . ,oe c"rnorations member OF the Board OF
the American Bible Society ana OF inc fdeSoy % h
nar nf FoTeRn Missions. He was also an eIuer III tno
Rc1 Mr. BOOTHS Church (Presbyterian) at EnSiewood'
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THE NEW BRoADwAY THEATER.

On Saturday evening the New Broadway
Theater was opened under the management OF Mr. ban
ward 1t is the same house formerly known as "Woods
Museum" A new play entitled COrrinia," the author
of which Is understood TO be Mr. Banvard was
with new scenery and careful appointments Inc pay
is an emotional DRAMA which gives full scope 10 'he
abilities of Mr. studey in the role OF San Marco ana
enables Miss May Hart who assumes the character OF
the heroine Corrnia, TO make her first appeafaheen
this city under favorable auspices. Miss Zelma val
diner, late of Theatre Imperial, st. Peterspurg
PLAYS the part the Mdrchiones al GFdifdd IN way
which assures that she will be valuable addoh 10
the staff OF the theater Miss Louise Leighton also maze
a first appearance, and met with cordial reception
The applause was frequent and sustained tue
performance which, when the play Is somewhat cut
down. will furnish thoroughly enjoyable entertainment
TO the patrons Of this always popular place oil ause
Uent The house was comfortably filed When the
merits Of this play become more widely known u VIII
doubtless draw larger audiences. Mr Banvards enter
prise is 10 be commended, and welsnstaned theaVr
in this part OF the town should command support.
Saturday nights performance ia an earnest that the
management means TO deserve it. There will be mati-
nee OF COrrinia" to-day.
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BUILD a NEW CABLE.
rp.r TUg MONopOIIsTs BUY UP THE DIRECT CABLE
II THEY NISH AID so INSURE MORE LASTING
COMPETITION.

Lyr THE MoNopoIIsTs BUY UP THE DIRECT CABLE
IT. THEY WISH, AND so INSURE A MORE LASTING
COMPETITION.
From The Netc. York Herah 81. ,
Mr.. Lawrence 0liphant, the representative ~
America of th5 Direct Cable Company, gives 10 HE
pIptNE bis yicws in relation TO the proposed aa2a
nation OF that company with the Ango-American ana
tko consequent restoration Of cable monopoly speak
Ing only in the interest of the Direct Companys bona nde
"fc.kh1ldrrs Mr.. Oiphant condemns the scheme: Inc
condemnation If the French line with the Anglo
Sn,ericau he says, was Injurious TO the snare
holders of the former and In like manner all the owners
nf stock i'm the Direct Cable Company VINO are OUTSIDE
"a, ticuj9r rug" would suffer trOm the proposed con-
Iid uu While this Is unquestonably true u is not so
r.rtsi1 that the public would IN the end be Injured
I,,' tha u.w amaigamatiOn. An independents
r,h'e can he constructed by a popular SUD
.rrIutiun among business men and the press at an
invsreuI according Mr.. Olphant, only onenlnth as
rge as the caplta OF the existing COMPANIES Such
c cold de- easily % per Of the present business
AID yOud therefore, make ON its investment more tnan
Jnnb,e ne rr6ftS OF the existing companies, MI
0pEauts estimate the cost OF new business line Is
Of course based Ou nge cable but II he Is correct four
cables could be laid with only half as muen capital a.
would b. represented by the amagamattd Direct ana
Anglo American companies 1t Is therefore ptoDaoie
that lie proposed return to cable monopoly might IN
tho end prove benefit 10 the public by promotng tns
fnruation OF a company that would not be hampered
ntcrrd stock and would have no other interest than
that OF doing the business OF the public and the press at
as low a rate OF tarifl rs possible.