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The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Enterment of Father Boyle's Re-
mains.

Yesterday afternoon the remains OF Father
Boyle were removed from the vault and buried
ON the brow OF the hill at Mount oliyet Gene
terry, adjoining the graves OF the late DR.. White,
Father Matthews and other well-known
priests, whose names are the history OF the
Catholic Church In Washington. The casket
was borne by six members OF ST. Matthew'S
congregatlon,s preceded by the clergy, Revs
Walter, Mackin, Leonard and Boland, OF 81.
Matthews, Father McManus, OF st. Johns,
Baltimore, reading the anal prayer while the
casket was being lowered. Tho grave was
nearly covered with flowers I'm various designs,
and bouquets of lilies, hiding the fresh up:
turned earth IN mantle OF fragrance and
the last resting place OF Father Boyle with n
monument, which shall in some measure tes-
tify 70 the universal love and high esteem In
which he was held, not only by Catholics, but
by the citizens ofihis District.
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Rettic and The Rahx.

Mrs. Bette L. Mason called at THE CRITIC
office this morning and received the addi-
tional contributions to date ($41.47), for
which she returns her kindest thanks to the
contributors. She received letter from her
husband yesterday, in which he says that he
is well and in good spirits and hopes to see
her soon. Mrs. Mason presented THE CRITIC
with photograph of herself and "the baby"
The following is the receipt:
WASHINGTON, d. c. April 10, 1892
Received of NJ. d. Helm, business manager
Of THE EVENING CRITIC, the sum OF forty-one
dollars and forty-seyen cents, being !. the
amount collected for the Mason Fund to date.
S41.47. BETTE E. MASON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10, 1882.
TO The EditOr of The Erening critic:
Again return you the proceeds from sale OF
Mason-Guiteau bullets, donated by Il. A.White-
hand for "Betty and the Baby" ito date),
81 40.
Very truly, o. p. BURDErTE,
Treasurer,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Odd-FeliOws' Grand Lodge Of Mary
land.

The Grand Lodge of Maryland, Order OF odd
Fellows, held three sessions yesterday. The
business OF the order and exemplincafion of
the work. During the day additional lodges
We're represented, so that last night over
four hundred delegates. Last night the SER
vices in memory OF the late James Lot Ridgely
were held, Hon. Joshua Yansant delivering
the eulogy. oficers were elected as follows;
Grand master, G. Dodd Mcfarland; deputy
grand master, George W. Lee; grand warden,
John Il. Plummer, ir.; grand secretary, John
sentative,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
president Arthur's Purchase.

President Arthur before leaving for Annapo-
lis this morning took a walk with his little
son. In their peregrlnations along the Avenue
they CHANGED 10 stop in front OF the palatial
boys clothing store OF b. Robinson X Co., 900
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, where the
President purchased suit OF clothes for his
son. The President complimented Messrs.
Robinson 4 Co. very highly, saying that In
his opinion they kept the best assortment OF
boys clothing this side of New York.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Goodenough silver Mining Company

Tho trnstoes OF THIS company, having deter
mined TO sell but a very liInited number OF the
shares OF Its capital stock al 81 per share, we
advise all those desiring 10 invest in good
property TO call at the ONCE OF the company
No. 613 Louisiana avenue, and make their
subscriptions before the 2ith instant, as after
that date the stock viii NOT be sold at that
price. We understand that 1t is tho Intention
OF the trustees to commence operations at the
mines next month, and that the prospects of
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
stylish Spring Suits 10 Order, sIs.
Hamburger's, 616 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Electric Light Company.

The Commissioners yesterday made a de-
cision In favor Of the Heisler Electric Light
Company onsheir application for permission to
erect the lights ON nfteen-feet poles along the
business streets. The Commissioners deci-
ded that In view of the fact that there was no
law or ordinance 10 prohibit tho erection Of
the poles and as the company was already or
the people, that they had not the right to inter
fere. The Commissioners state that they con-
slider the proposed introduction OF tile cleo
tric lights 10 be very beneficial measure
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
v T. CoLDwELL, AuctIoneer.

BY VIRTUE OF q deed OF trust dated February
2s A. ID. 1875, and duly recorded In liner ssi. foe
1856 seq of the land records for the District
of Columbia, and upon the request OF the -
party secured thereby, will sell at Iublica18
NESDAY, the 2Cth day Of April, A. d. isS2 at
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece or parcel OF
as lot numbered 80. in recorded subdivision Of
square number nine hundred and eiyhty-seven.
Terms of sale, one-third cash. and the balance
at six and twelve months with six per cent inter-
est. All conveynncilg at pnrchaser,s cost.
aulj-lCt VIM, w, METCAI.F. Trustee.
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ED ABNER,

Sole Agent for the following Standard Brew
ings: George Ehrets New York Lager. Ph. J.
Laubers bohemian Beer. Robert smiths India
Pale Ale and Porter. Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Imported and Domestic Wines and
Liquors comprising a large stock OF Rhine and
Moselle Wines, Clarets American Champagne,
livered free in all parts of the city. Telephone
communication,
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III TtTVaFVU tfEstEf1 V-TI1bHts
fOrsl's Opera. House.
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Raoul VS..
Gaines; commission ordered to issue to take
testimony In Monroe, La. Golfer VS.. Fitz-
gerald; auditors report confirmed and sale
directed. PhGnix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany vs. Grant; receiver authorized to settle
with tenants.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
baseball.

Games were played yesterday as follows
AT Pittsburg-B IS; Allegheny, o. At
Cincinnatl-Clevelands, 20; Clncinnati, 8. At
New York-Metropolltans, 13; worcesters, g..
AZ Philadelphia-Troy, III Philadelphia, s..
Athletic, II; Princeton, q. Al tBoston-Boston,
4; Harvard, ?. Providence, Iii Atlantics, OF
Brooklyn, o.
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One thousand dollars reward for a better
remedy. Frazier's magic ointment has cured
the worst cases OF this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at nifty cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
6UcTfDN SALES.

nN VIRTUE OF a deed OF trust, dated
II june =, issi to me, recorded In liber No oeI,
tolo l3i., ct sea, one OF the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, shall offer at public -.
sale, ON llURSDAN Y, the 10Th day OF April. O.
lts2, az CLOCK v. M, ~ mont of the prem EU
lPes, ratt OF lot numbered seven square num-
bcrtd six hundred and thrty.four; beginning NJ
the northwest corner Of lot numbered seven and
running n ence suuthcrly thrty.seven feet and
one inch; thence eastwardly by n hne drawn
unrnliel with the division line between said lot
seven aud lot eight hfly-onc feet, four and one
half inches; thence by n straight line drawn TO
intefsect tho aforesaid line at distance OF any
one feet, ten inches nom the Aforesaid northwest
corner Of said lot seven; thence by said divisi on
line to the beginning, together with the i'm
provements.
Torma of sale ono fourth cash balance In SIX,
twelve and eighteen months after dny ofs,le with
interest and VI these terms are not piled Win
n five days amer sale, the property Will be resoid
amer Eve days notice, to be published In THE
JAMES N. CALLAN,
aurdfNa Trustee
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FINANCIAL,
To.day,s stock Quotations.

The following observations OF the transac,
tions in the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking house of ii. D. Cooke, 1r,
4 Co. 142a street, Xashington. ID. o..
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
The QuibbIing Minority.

The report OF the minority objects 10 tho
report OF the majority Of the committee rela-
tive to the allowances made TO the surgeons In
attendance, inasmuch as there was no evil
character OF the services rendered, No ac-
counts or bills were presented by any physi-
clan or surgeon, with perhaps one exception.
They also protest against tho report which
recommends the promotion of General Barnes
and DR.. Woodward. The minority recon-
mend that the report OF the majority, with the
bill accompanying, be recommitted, and TO
require all persons having claims TO present
accounts thereof. The minority is signed by
Representatives Blackburn, Springer and
Je Eevra
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Ioxe's Fenst.

Robert Allen, Of FORTRESS Monroe, Va, and
Laura v. CarrOli,'of this city.
,. "A. Murray of baltimore, Nd, and 1ulin
II. Packer, of this city.
John A. Pierre and Carrie 4. Taylor.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
~ IL 7" y
Schrsiule OF Chains

passed and allowances made ~ tho majority
of the committcoi
To Mrs. darneid, one years salary less pay.
ments already mnde.
DR.. u. W. Bilss, s2S,OOO.
pr. n. n. hgnow, Slh,OuO.
Dr. Y. II. Hamilton, $4,000.
DR.. Robert Rcyburn, 10000.
DR.. S. A. Boyntcn, $4,000.
Dr. Susan Edison, $1,000.
VIM. Crump, $4,000.
II. q. Jennings, expenses, S72iOsi use Of
property, s275o2i total, 1000.
Navy department expenses, S2255iO.
Marine Band, 1927.
VIM. II. spearo, undertaken, si,S35.5o.
@. A. benedict, CONN trimmings ami under
taking, sSs7.50.
Independent Ice Company, si,5l002.
II. l.. Crawford, sprinkllnr streets near Ex-
ccutiye Mansion, 1870.
G. T. Jones, board, carriages, SC, ai Elbcron,
$1,002.26.
William schoonmaker, sl6.
George Tremnin, surgical instruments and
supplies, te5.27.
". d. Moses & Son, sio.35.
r. x. Helphenstlne, medicines, s27s3J.
George W. Knox, SIS.
Whyte h 0verman, x16.SO.
Singleton h Hoeke, $122iI.
Telephone Company, $50.
q. +. schmitt, so cents.
Herman W. Atwood, T5 cents.
Cleveland Transfer Company, fti.
Shuster & Sons, 50.
L. II. Schneider, $3.50.
Hooe Bros. & Co, $l.O6.
G. G. simms, $7I.1O.
W S. Thompson, S1S.15.
Total. tCS. Qdi oS
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Nobby Spring Pants to Order, $3.50.
Hamburger's, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sammy Wins.
skin Diseases Cured.

Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden was awarded a prize
at the New York dog show yesterday for a 81.
Bernard dog.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
WALTER II. WILLIAMS. Auct APPS .ie,iiiais,i,
d, Auc,ioneer.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF A Two-SToRY BRICK.
DWELLING, NO. 23i FOUR-AND-A-HALF1
STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated December 10,
A. b. ls57 and duly recorded in lber No. sgs, toio
2G6. ct seq, one of the land records for the DIS
trict of Columbia, and at the request of the -
holder the note, we will sell at public auc MaJ
tlon, in front of the premises. on sAIuR, ~
O'Clock y. M, the following described piece or
parcel of land and premises situate In Washing
ion City. District of Columbia, viz, the south sev.
enteen feet front by the depth Of lot numbered
twelve G2), in square numbered five hundred and
thirty-four (53i), together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in six and
twelve months after date, with interest ut seven
per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust on
property sold, or all cash at purchasers option;
$50 cash ut time of sale. Terms of sale must be
complied with in ten days from day OF sale; all
conVeyancing at purchasers cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
CHARLES b. carson,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
AMuSEM ENTS.
The National.

Tho Audran opera Company presented the
"Mascotte" at the National Theatre last
evening with Miss Madeline Lucette as Bettino.
The house was large; the performance, with
the exception of Miss Lucette, was quite poor.
1t Will be repeated again tonight.
fOrd's Opera.Heuse.
Minnie Palmer with her fine support, drew
an excellent audience at the opera-House last
evening. She gives matinee performance
today.
Professor Carpenter, the famous mesmerist,
continues his psychological exhibitions at
Willard's Hall every evening at 8 O'Clock.
Tomorrow evening the broom and fan drill,
by the ladies OF the Philharmonic Association,
will po repeated at Masonic Temple.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
AredAds
OFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
a

OrficE OF THE coMMTssIMoNERs; M
WAsniSGToS, April 8, 1882.
In pursuance Of the third and sixth sections OF
act of Cgngress approved March :, lssi. and the
April J. 1852 The following property ofthe District
ton on the 10th Instant in front OF The premises.
ctmTneucing 81 o'clock y. m, with the lot first
nnmed herein, and continuing In the following
IN wAsuiNGToN.
Az q lo,thrce ~, in square three hundred and
known as the Central Guard House, situated on
lon,aha Avenue, hetws&en & M yan nnn ~ iv,n staee,s M
Inrt Of lot three 90. square four hundred and
Ninety irOl, situated on the north side of street.
between ~ and 9Th streets northwest, containing
Thc two following Will be sold AZ one parcel.
raIt Of lot ons 4 squars three hundred
New orr avenue aud 9TH street northwest con-
talnng J. iosquare feet q ground, more OF less.
ard seventh" 20 ~ issi situated on corner Of and
eth streets northwest containing lsso square feet
u s'''''u' IN e VGEoRoETowN.
rs RI 9r Ry R ,9s wig IMPROVE s@s
ments thereon, being the Old Town Hone and
house S may may be used used BY ibe District sntn . new
engine house Il constructed hut the ruIchaser
per &c nj. ON the purchase money Tor such use.
lot twonty;,seyen 20 containing ~ L square
iaining 5G so square feet more or less In square
six lG), being the Fish Wharf property fronting
The terms OF the sale are one.balf Of the pur,
chase money in cash and the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at six per cent, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the properly purchased
A deposit Of one hundred dollars down at time
of sale will be required upon each piece OF prop
erty sold, except upon the Central Guard-house
property where deposit of 500 will be required.
| The Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any and all bids if in their Judgment the property
| offered does not bring n fair market price.
By order of the Commissioners:
| WILLIAM TINDALL,
Secretary.
| WALTER f.. WILLIAMS, Auct. APPS s.iO,ii, ,il,isio
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DII,Il.

DAMON April ~, 1852, at 0s2O p. M
Agatha L. Harvey DaW, beloved wlfo % W. IL.
Daw, IN the 3oth year of her age.
Her funeral VIII take place from her late
residence, 100 Tenth street, corner l. street
northwest, Friday morning, April u, az .
o'clock, thence % The Church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception, corner Eighth aud \ streets
northwest, at - 80 a. M, whore requiem ugiss
Will be celebrated. The friends unl acluaint-
ances OF the family are invited 10 attend. -
SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHIso.
l. HAMBURGER a SONS,
GIG PENHA. AVE. under Metropolitan Hotel.
H d. BARR,
11EROdANT TALON,
IIiI fEHNA. AVE len
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HALL.
NDD-FELLOWS HALL.
Worlds Museum Company,
or, ,-I,,y, vopU frrv
OF NEW YORK CITY.

The Biggest Show on Earth for the Money.
Worthy of the National Capital. Chaste and In
structive Entertainments for both sexes and all
ages-A first class, pleasant resort for refined
Families, Gentlemen, Ladies' and Children.
Cosmopolitan Caterings for the Cultured and rs
thetic. One of the best possible Places to Spend
Ones Afternoons and Evenings.
Not all at once, but in crowded programmes and
in rapid succession will come all the Gems OF the
Dramatic and Musical Stage, Choice Specially
Performances, The Cream of Minstrelsy and
Vocalism, Pantomimes. Classical and Comical.
Magnificent AIT Exhibitions, The Magicians Art
Natural Curiosities animate and inanimate; Per
forming Animals Birds, etc; Mechanical Won
ders, Spinxes etc. etc. For particulars see posters
and small bills everywhere,
Commencing Monday, April Il, Open Every
Day, TO 4, performance to 4; and TO 10, perfor
nance to 10. Admission, 15c.; Reserved Seats
10 cents extra,
no Performance here on Wednesday, April 10Th
but will show at Armory Hall. Alexandria, on
that day, at the same hours and rates. apl4
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cARFrrLpss ti.lEFss.
uspers ef the special csmmiss~e on
ENrepses- Allowances and Rcconn.
sneudastors- a snsrew-Htaded NJ.
uoriey ktehs.

NAE'HMfM NV WaEMN|N wv AA'NntAAr
sneudatIous- sosrew-Htoded NJ.
nortsy htehs.
Tho ma.eriiy report ~ the oomuiitee o.
audit the exrensss attending tne Illness ani
burial q mo late PRESIDENT uaflcil, In slli.
ton 10 the amounts namei below, nnI Which
ere Incorporated IN fhe MI, re.1mndnl. thai
when surgeon General icasrh X. narn.e shall
he retired q shnil BE- with the rank ana ray II
a Mnlor.ucuerai. Als1 Thar There shall b.
added 10 the medical c1fgs a the Army, A.
now constituted " iav, one surgeon win thc
rank, ray ana cmolumeuis "a Lieutenant
Colonel, and The President o. authorized ~
promote Surgeon foscph ,. Woodward y tho
original vacancy thus crcatrli Irotilni mat
by reason of any n the provisions 1f ne soe'
ton said Woodward shan not D. cniinct o. be
advanced u any farther prumuiian, cScept
from tho rank Of Major IN regular orirr.
II also rccomfncnds that one month extra
pay he allowed D. al the cmrloyrs AZ ne
White House during the iiincss % The fresl.
dent.
tasa
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations o.
the Washington Stock Exchange today:
GOVERNMENTS.
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nH- The repertoire for the reHander Of the
week will be announced in tomorrow papers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Supported ty n Strong Cast and an Enlarge,
Chorus and Orchestra.
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Commencing Thursday Apri ~, three nights
and Saturday Matinee,
MISS ADA GRAY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

3pftlH " me Herald.
0A1vfmos, Jahuary D.--A comparison Of
the docket Of Che higher courts Tor lnst year
and ills shows fnyoublo change, Which
will be pleasing 10 tho public ponofally.
Last years docket Of the Court Of Appeals
contained 9os cases; this years but n last
year the Supreme Court docket
contained 9is cases. this ycars only 30
Last year the Court OF Appeals, by the aid
the docket, which lenvcs them In position to
easily clear the docket. thus leaving the
Commissioners 10 work only on the docket
OF the Supreme Court. Ii Is determined
by the Supreme Court, by the aid OF the
Commissioners, TO clear their dbcket at this
place before the close of the present term.
District Attorney Spencer says according
TO his Interpretation OF the Sunday Law, IA
at present existing, neither the manage
ment of the fremont Opera-house nor the
London Variety Slioware liable to prose-
cution for giving performances on Sunday.
It's reported upon good authority that
Manager Spencer, of the fremont Opera
house, will be required to appear before the
Grand Jury for giving prize drawing on
New Years day.
, An amusing case came up before Record
er Campbell this morning, in which Mrs.
Taylor was charged with the theft of two.
turkeys, and evidence was produced prov
ing Mrs. Taylor had had the turkeys driven
to her. yard and painted green She was
bound over to appear before the grand jury.
Cotton receipts, 5,00S bales.
The French steamer SueZ entered to day
from Newport. England, with cargo of
9,2S7 bars Of railway iron.
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161 N. Calvert sti
Ahont Advertising.

A Boston merchant, who has been in bust
ness many years, and accumulated large
fortune, and who still manages one of the
most extensive establishments in that city,
in the course of conversation with the re-
preventative of the Journal day or two
ago, said, in answer to the suggestion that
he was having rush of business:
"Yes,n replied the proprietor. "a big
rush-partly because it is holiday season,
but mainly ON account of advertising"
GLOW can you tell whether advertising
pays, and what papers are good mediums."
II can tell that advertising pays by stop
ping my advertisement. l've tried H.,
Trade drops; not at once, but the tide of
purchasers flows some other way. The
cash receipts tell the story"
us there any difference in the sharpness
of the buyers--I mean DO they haggle much
ooh, no; we sell at one price, and all
the best stores in Boston do the same.
They will sometimes say they can buy
such and such an article cheaper elsewhere.
When they mention the place, we send
and see if it is true, and ifiso, we mark
our stock down."
Suppose you should give up adverts-
ingyn ,-,o,o,,
the first year, but / should lose a bigger
pile the next two years. You must Keep
the boiler heated il you want steam. If
you bank your fires too long, it takes-time
to start up. Advertising is the steam which
keeps the business moving. Eve studied
the natter
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Al STATED mfeflofm Whlfe llook Lo1a
No ~ 4 Fhf NJ NJ rfgnkfjfd. coln
fpnniy, TefAs, Decfnibef Jisf, A l.. bfsl
i ne n,ll32winf pea'nble andfesolniIonswen
WnrnrAs, On The iifh dAy Of November
1881 u pleased oar Heavenly Masler ~ oil
our beloved brother, n. Ferry Mcknniy
from lnbors IN the lodge here below 10 et6f.
nal refreshments In the Grand Lodge above
Therefore be "
Resolved, That In The death Of Brother
McBamy masonry has lost a cherished sup.
porter; the community Trustworthy cin-
zen; The church Of God devoted member,
and his family an incalculablc loss; that,
While we mourn the loss Of our aged
Brother as irreparaDle, we bow In humble
submission to the will Of our Heavenly
Masier--fondly cherisling his memory and
striving to emulate his virtues; that, 4
We tender our sincere sympathy TO
his bcreayed family, and hunbly condole
with all who feel his loss; that,
The members wear the usual badge
Of mourning for 30 days; that,
These proceedings he published in
Dallas Weekly HERALD and copied on |
odge rd-book, and a copy furnished the |
amily Of the deceased.
r. NJ. REID,
III. l.. KYLE, Com. |
ISAAC S. ALLEN.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12
PiiesI Itching Piles,

The symptoms of itching piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are often
most effective remedy extant for this tor
menting complaint. Gives rest at night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in eradicating letter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, BARRIERS itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here is the proof !:
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
over twenty years; it cured me completely,
T.. s. Messer, Enfield. Ask for it and take
no other. Sent for fifty cents, Gn three
cent stamps, three boxes, 81 %, by Swayne
& Son, Philadelphia, Swayne's Ointment
Sold by all druggists.
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The city Of Augusta, Georgia, has clearly
demonstrated that manufactures will pay
in the South. We give below the facts
about the factories of Augusta. They are
CLEANED from circular just issued by a
banking firm in that city: During the year
1881 the Augusta fac tory with capital of
5000 600, declared cash dividends aggregat-
ing 10 per cent, and passed the same
amonht to surplus fund. The stocl is
hoid at $40 per share. The Granitevile
fact Dry, with capital of $G00,000, also paid
ten per cent. dividends in cash and passed
10 per cent. to the surplus fund its stock
IS also held at Sl70 per share. The Lang
lev Company, with a capital Of 100000,
paid dividend offs per cent. for the six
months ended June 30. and will pay an $
per cent. dividend for the six months ended
bee. 20; all Of the earnings are paid to
the stockholders, and the stock is held at
$50 per share. Tho Enterprise Company,
with a capital OF 100000, has just added 80
per cent. 10 its capital stock; it made 10
per cent. dividend in cash for 1881. The
Sibley Company, with capital OF $500, 03o,
and the John j. King Company, with a
capital Of 81, GOO COO, will soon be in opera
ton, and their stock is already considera-
bly above par These are eloquent figures,
and cannot be refuted.-[ Morning World.