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I, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS PRO
CHICAGO.

The total receipts OF Hour and gram at Chlcago
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare a' fol-
lows:
ended Sept p lssr lsS25, na Dlaets9c's
FSar. B5is........ 1900 1850 Dec 657Ol
With n larger volume Of business, the stock Spec
ulation to-day presented the same general features
that IL did Yesterday. There was a greater desire
to iquidae present ventures than there was 10 en-
ter into new ones Hence prices were dropping.
The decline was so general that 1t
hardly necessary to mention the stocks winch
were exceptions. Reading was specially strong ana
advanced in the face of the market from 6l5 to SO;
the other coal stocks were weak Rochester anu
pittshury also should be mentioned because tho
stock was specially weak, despite stories which arc
od of LARGE short interest in the stock, and it de-
clined from 81 to 1913 which Is a decline OIL apouS
2 per cent since the promise of squeeze in the
stock was made three days ago. Alter noon II was
announced that Secretary Folger had decided TO
order the payment. without rebate, OF the bonds
lS1G 900 600, embraced III the 18th call, maturing
Senter,her II. ON presentation either at Washing
tom or at the sub Treasury in Ne"-Iork. The an
nouncemcut stimulated the closing of short ac-
ccounts and some buying for the long"
account by that class of operators
who believe that the speculative situation
HINGES exclusively upon the monetary situation.
sbarp rally in prices equal to about one-ha OF the
l,ys decline. followed the announcement; Dus
while the demand had been increased the shppyol
stocl, did not seem to be diminished by the an
nouncement. because before the end prices again
v.oro unsettled. and the market SD closed.
without transactions at the boards the Govern
mani bonI market Is weaker and the bids Tor the
CLOS and 412s are Il lower Quotations are oai'V
steady as follows:
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CLOSLyG PRlCES OF CdLTFORNLf STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. Tuesday, sept ., 1889.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRrBuvFI

san FRAyclsCo Sept. j.-Thc boom in the Com
stocks eliminated sc tcrday, and sharp decline
followed Immediately. each succeeding board show
ing iower quotations. such rapid rise and collapse
was never before known. Several brokers among
the shorts failed during the advance The prlnu-
pals in the deal SHOVE no disposition 70 support
The market to-day. / he outsiders believe, how
ever, that the scheme to advance prices has not
been entirely abandoned.
WITH thc exception of Navajo and Independence
the gu side stocks were scarcely quoted during the
excitement.
SILVER King has declared the usual dividend.
Martin White has been assessed 20 cents per
share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in tins
city yes, crddy from the mines.
Standard Consolidated official report August %.
shows: East cros>cut 200 level. Is in 200 feet;
the rock is hard. South drift from e1st crosscut,
GOO level, is i'm 800 icet the face shows liz feet
of broken VEN matter containing considerable
quartz The total length of south drift from east
Gro II 7OJ l.vei, is IL feet sho iny the We 2l2
feet wiDc. West crosscut No 1, 800 level. Is 400
feet long South drift from west crosscut No. IS
III 252 feet; at this point the vein six feet wide
The upraise from south drift No. = is up 40 feet
showing the VEN four feet wide South dIit No. i,
$50 level, is In lbs feet Total height Of upraise on
Cook vein, - 6 feet.
Bodie Consolidated official report. August 2s
shows: Average yalIc of worked previous
week S5i 81 thaf of the tailings, - %. West
crosscut, $50 level l. IN 30 feet. Total length Of
east crosscut, 500 level Lent shaft "a feet. Work
on thu. crosscut va, discontinued on tue 10Th and
"A west crosscut started opposite. The VIM, started
north of upraise No IL, 100 level known as the
north VIM. was sunk 10 tect The north gaugway
from VIM No. II, go level. Is in 10 feet and the
south gangway from the same Wine and level Is IN
30 fcel. he In both drifts Is stl of high grade.
Work Is advancing rapidly on the crOsscut station,
1000 level and on the pump station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

The following table shows the comparative ton.
mage of each railroad In the articles namcd-aour.
gram and professionalism the week ended Sept 2.
and the corresponding week Of 1881 the total ship
ments from Chicago Of -four AMI grain; and the POT
tions of those totals which were carried by the rail-
roads for the same weeks:
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PROVIDENCE LINE. a.

IUIt pIONIDENtE III
Connecting with Providence anu " Orceslei ltIt- No..
for al POINT. NORTH and EAST, wa NOI.N - f.l,
The eniilcly and elegant steamer RHODE lSLAND
On Mondays " oducsdvs aud Fridays, and the mdgnlncent
steamer II i-sACHUSLTrS tuesdays Thursdays and
a. rom Pier 20 \. r., foot of WaTcn-st.
tnnrcfinu. made at Providence, via J.. and W X L.,
for Worcester and al Northern, Eastern ana, White.
TIcket5 Tor sao at all principal ucket
orcr. StdtOlns secured at OnceS OF esoot EXPRESS
20 ot A.tnr House Nos. 2J7, 3-l 3J7 aud AL BROAD
way and al Fifth aud Windsor Hotel ticket Olces
Na9i ~ ~ - Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

U,ROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LINE.-New
hC1.aners < Ana TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
80 -aIurlayI M q D ~. A. North RIVER foot Chris
P connslnR with morning trains North and
West sunday steamer touches at AlOAhy'
u,UE POPULAR SHORE LINE rucr,sr
FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AID ~ ~ ~ i.nT
tLLRAIL FROM GRAND CENIhAl-, a. ~ e A. q,
T,r,e nress trains daily (Sundays ercepteu "
m ~ IN paror cars attached and ~ p Ill., WIN
palace sleeping cars .,e... 80, NAN. -.
NEWPORT xpress l T. (parof cAs A'lAcHod' AT
uyes al Newport y. IN.
PROV lDENCE special express at p Ill., pariOr 0s'' a.
tacuell arnVes Providence lO.2O y. IN. go. - 49,,
pArlof scas secured al flh ANeiuo @"A
wnass MOTEL ket olices Grand Central Depot
l. ". EILklN6 Oeneral Passenger A.oai
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RAILROAD.

GKINT TRUNK LINE -
AND UNITED STATS NAIL kOl lt. a..
trains leave York. via Iesurossc- ana Cofthu - Gus
Ferries, u- follows ., 81, r.,,....,
Ha1-uarg llttsburg, the West and south with Pullman
Palace al, attached. ami D. IN dilly Nf"-1 OK
chicago Limited Of Irlor Dining Smoking ana 9eoP
= III. every day
Fo r. 81 -prin4. ANA m 8 and > J. IN. dty III, D..
Nillimnsport Lock Haven. a. m D. M Coiil anu irlet
ID m connecting at Cory fOr UtusyiiIe fetiocuh Cen
airIr Ivasiogton and south, Limited Washington
TXlIess Of Pullman Paror cars GtY, except SUNDAY ~
~ arry. Va-hinpton %. regular al Oslo AND o1O
A. n J. $40. = and - J.. M, AID l. III tit
Sunday >: ID a. m q and p. ana - ll5hb so - an,
Tor Atlantic City except sunday J4J' ~ nv a. III ''
~, D. M. (tnfOugn Loo =, H. ualhl' Oh sun 49,
6:lJ
". q.
ope Ere Say Head junction and intermediary stations
Ma faiw al aud AmDuy $50 and $40 a H. u noon q"
1oIn's {itr, Viz seaside Park, $40 a m and p m
i a. ,rooLivp Annex connect WIN All through rams 10
IN, a1oring speedy aud direct transfer for Brook
lyntitNel ,,.,.,.,r, e.oo and Ion a m -.3O and
iu'Il'n In daily. FROM Washington ana bailihCo o:1)
f-n m ..,p $50 $50, and lu.0u p MI sunday t:3 900
"a nv and 300 D. M. From Baltimore, l'-O p M on sun
d.. g. 3 d. no. From Philadelphia 800. 90 6"O 4:5l.
Sio Gao lO.5I lll0 NJ 40 = ,''U 30 o.-V tS3
t.., lU.lO and 1000 D. M, sunday 'iJO' C-O V'SO
4Sn ii.tOa M. Is 20. $50 1910 and l":1O ~ IA.
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miscellaneous.

COPPER IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
for susprndng window sashes. Warranted for fifteen
IS ElZdDth.s
of Hester. THOMAS MORTON.
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Goruoratlor Notices.

CORPORATION Notices.
NOJICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ at the Office OF the Fire Department until september
152 for Hose For full Information City Record copies
for sale at NO city Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
al the Office Of the Fire department until september
l.s2 lor feed and forage For fun Information City
Record, copies Tor sale at so. city Hal.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sca proposals will
be received al the once Of tho Fire Department until
september 49, 1882 building house for Engine company
No rs For ull Information City Records copies Tor
sale at No = City Hall
TI'O CONTRACTORS.-Sea proposals will
be received Police Headquarters unu september l3
lSS2 Tor building house Lodging house and Prison
ON fIe ground and promises occupied by building
known a. Franklin Market For full information city
KecordI copies sale No CITY all
rI,O CONTROVERSIAL proposals will
be rece, ed at ONCE OF the Department Of Public
Works until september IL, 1882 for regulating, grading
curbna and paving streets and For full
Information city Record, copies for sale ut No. city
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Expfcs Trans NewNOrk. Via OcsDrOsse5 ana Cor
Iandt streets Ferries. a. follows ,,o , g., p , q,
Al, 100 80 $50, 10 Limited II a. m l. 81 3:lO q 90 L
and H. Be- T. o. -lt sundays, J.l0, ana ~ u n
j. d. T. p and q p. ~, and ~ night $1,000. ..,. -. - on,
NcNl ok daly' AC' ,uluay ~ ~
a M and T.. M. running through Wa trenton sh1 camden
I1fitruc lt0aI street Stallion Ihldut pi
IN s,5 so s:4j $50. 7.3l $40, 500 ana IL a.
ain'ted Express. 1880 p M J. b 4, . q, $50 100, ana
S.t m ON sunday, lyOl. 800. 30 $40, $3.50 a No. y
6.3p 100 ana SO m Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden
IN aud ilJ !. a. daily, Nccpt sunday.
Tic. Fl Onccs. $40 and Dii broadway, Astor 1Iose anu
fo al d., ro-scs aud CoIiandtsA touIt7t anu biO9A-
i'm XnnrX station, loot Futon-st brooklyn Nos ia,
llG and 10 UuusOn-st Hobokcn. station Jersey OHy
Ir,igrInt Ticket once, : Battery-placc.
ie New. YORK Transfer Company Will can loF anu cheCA
baro.rc from hotels and residences. =, ,-oo,
FRANK THOMSON, .. ~ 49, -.
Genera Manager. bthtII ia1s acnt-
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Carrots, Sc.
|, MUNSTER CARPETS !


MARY POWELL. for West Point, Corn
N. wall Newburg. Poughkeepse. Rondout and KINGSTON
,ng a; Gram, on f1rIneTi DozLcnSs Milton. Ncwlil-
Durg and Hyde flrt, daily sundays ,Nceptel. Leaves
Nesrvst Dler i:lj and l-d-t az $50 D. m Connects
al Puuanhtcpsc with evening trains Tor The North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06

Once Pier Is. ". r., foot OF Cortsndtst
gnents Of freight forwarded rs droSScd 10 any par
OF the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer
clandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR IIGHTERAGE-
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered TO any point
In the harbor a reasonable rates.
hTEAMBOATs BAHGEs AND GROVES TO CHAI-
TER FOR ENOUHSIONS. -
Steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, Pier IL. y. r. at D. III daily saturdays
excepted ~.
METHOPOLIs EXPRESS CO. between NewYork ana
Ncw.IIaven. Care and disp patch guaranteed. -
Freight points d. Ia a. W. A. IL received az Pier ~.
For New IA aven and points East at Piet lS
NORTH SHORE, Staten IsLAND.-Eryen Miles for
Ten Cents from Pier Il, foot Whitohast
CENTRAL sHIPNARD Communipaw, ". J-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertanng " me
| construction and repair VI vesselA
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER 3, 1882.

THE GENERAL LIST
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cToYIYGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

y CONNFCTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARkalWays n Low 49, By other line -. ,...
steamers NAKKAGANShII and bIONINGTON, lea,o
daily Al fro Pier 50, v. H. ioJs -
Jayst arriyingtA Boston AT o A a., s..,-.,o,,,
ickeis Tor sails principal ucKet oIce4 stAteToOhs
secrea m oces WestcOt Express Co.. az AsloI ouso
2O7 3s 397 aud AL Broadway. and at Finn Avenue anu
indsoT Hotel ucket Onye% ,anara pa.sepger Agent
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Y w IN ~ ,l.itt.r Nashua Portland All tao GI,-
lH'-'" ''' 'rfTY OF WORCESTER,
Wf,hou - 5JI1l. and
the itvOnt3 q / 'f NI1"- v,''iNf A..
cvc or 80. 30 North Kyer 1905 II "dttst, next per
aUuye Ferry .iilf,eNc po oi 1 ~ pm.
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no PHILADELPHIA.
ruT- m D.I.~TA BLI-IIED EUITE ND 0IIUItI LINE.
on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY. osTAIIOSS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
.IN NETWORK.

norBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINI AND IIIE FASTEST TIME tON-lSI EN-
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
The Virtuou. aeeor Robe.on.

This highly pious individual. who
should BE promoted to the presidency
Of some Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation as 4 slight token Of reward for
his many acts Of honesty and piety.
AID Who is q member Of Congress from
the first Distrie; Of New Jersey, was in
his seat promptly when Congress net
on Monday morning. December ith,
and vas frst TO move that the Presi-
dent be informed OF the readiness Of
the House to receive his message and
go to work. Since that time he has
lifted up his voice almost daily in be-
half Of measures Of honesty, economy
and reform. such as calling attention to
the way in which some Of the land
grant railroads eEsde taxation by
emitting - take title to their lands; OPP
position 20 the payment of the RevoIa-
tionarJ var claim OF So, 555.42 for
supplies alleged to have been fur
aishsd in .l777; faToring = thorough
searching investigation Of the river and
ha-bor scheme of the last Congress; ad-
~Socaiing a reduction OF letter postage
from three to two cents; favorirg a
bill for reducing the mail compers.-
lion Of the land grant railroads City
per cent, and to complete the good
work, and, - it were, add q crown Of
glory to his yiriuous career in the
House during the closing days Of the
expiring year, Secor Robson, on the
22d day Of December. offered aud Sc
cured the passage Of q resolution fnirg
members of the House $50 for every
days absence from duty without valid
excuse, the amount to be deducted
from the salary Of each member so
aced, thereby lending his y.stuous aid
IN favor of compelling recalcitrant
members 10 earn their salaries. But
the question naturally arises, Is this
penitent upon the anxious seat sincere
IN his dssiEe for reior nation? Is il {
case OF genuine repentance for past in
iqli;ies, and a laRiable desire to over
come evil with gOod7 We fear not; bu:
rather incline to the opinion that i. is
another instance o: an ass in q lions
skin. and unless soon detected by his
bray. We may res! assured that he will
ere long show his ears in :one unusal
and audaciouG game OF loot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
Not the Ono 1 Xnnted.

Young husbands, as soon as the
matrimonial noes is tied, leave of by
degrees all those nice little ciy!lities
and attentions which made you SO
agreeable and pleasan: to your lady
love in the days Of cour;ship. Do not
fail TO mention every fault and imper-
lection you may discover in your
wife's disposition, which, Of course,
you must give her to understand you
did not know she possessed, or she
would never have BECOME your wife;
and, when in company, pay moro at
tention to every other lady than you
do TO her. EEpatiate largely on the
beauty and merits Of q certain lady
friend Of yours whom you once thought
OF addressing. In after years, as your
household treasures increase, leave all
th5 care and worry of them t. her; new
er offer to tighten her burdens OF
amusing the little ones when you are
about the house, take TO your book OF
paper and require each little ono 10
keep quiet and let you read. II they
fail to obey, scold, fret and whip them
soundly, and wonder why she does not
teach them TO mind when they are
spoken to. When tho baby is teething
or James has the Group, retire carly to
rest, leaving her alone with the wide
awake sufferers; and while she admin
listers medicine -spiIling half for want
OF come N TO assist-then walks with
it in her tired arms up and down the
floor until she is resdy to faint, then
rocks it and rubs it, while its screams
cUntinue TO pierce her mother heart
like arrows, you sleep On, unmindful Of
its Physical sufferiDgs or her weakness
and anguish, even IL she call you anon
moro loudly each time, until in dis
pair, she gives up all hope Of ~arousing
Continue to follow ihoso in
st%ruetions for ten years, and il your
viie's heart is moi as cold as an Ice
berg at tho end Of that time, you may
rest assured that she has o spark OF in
sanity in her composition.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
nush NEEDED r.,.rm.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has
reported q bill which should meet the
hearty Hpprovalof every lover of polit-
zeal freedom. 1t provides that '.So
person in the service Of the Govern
msnt. whether legislative, executive or
Judicial, shall. directly or indirectly,
solicit or receive, or be in any manner
~eoneeT1s3 in soliciting or receiving,
cry assessment. subscription or contri-
button for any political purpose what.
ever. from any 0sssr, clerk or en-
Ploye of the United States, or from any
person receiving any salary or COM
p~eEsaton from moneys derived from
the Treasury OF the United States"
The bill also provides that no en-
pioye of the Government shall be dis
charged or promoted on account OF
any vote he may have given or withheld
At any election. or because be may
have refused 10 contribute money TO
any campaign fund. The penalty for
violation of the provisions Of this &C.
is fred at 5000 or three years's in
prisonDent. o. both, at the discretion
Of 1.-THE court. The bill is 50 comprs-
hersiTe that it can be made absolutely
to eoTer the whole question, and any
member who fails TO supper, ii should
be marked for future condemnation by
his constituents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
Tho Code I'm Zion.

Tho saitIako Tribune Of yesterday
givoS q graphic description Of an almost
eonsunimatod duol which should have
occurred within tho borders Of Zion
ON Wednesday morning. The prinoi-
palsiin tho bloody though bloodless
affray wsro young Cannon, a son OF ono
Of tho Twelve Apostles OF tho Church
o. Jesus Christ OF Lattsr-day Saints.
and tue other, q young man named
Phelps. On arriving ut the modern
Golgotha, tho chilly atmosphere. con-
bined with q liberal amount Of discro-
ton, especially on tho part OF the
young son OF his father who In anxious
10 1.-Two long enough to Euoosod his
amiablo siro as one Of the Twelve, in
duced the seekers for blood 10
change the trder OF tho IA Getting apd
sottle thor differences. Whatever they
may have been, by soaking their pistols,
Colts self.cockers, with the hickman rs
security for their fafes, Marquis Of
Q%ucsnsbury RULES, twolvo rounds
woro fought before tho bslligsrOnts
ascortaiRS d that they were q couple Of
dampheels, when they returned 10
their home sad, hungry and disconso.
inla
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
TAlmaxs on stAnderer.

Dr.. Talmags in one Of his recent ser
mons in New York, lays the lash Of his
rhetoric upon the petty scandal mon
gers after this appYoTed fashion:
I'm calling the roll of the worlds
Eiliainy," said DR.. TalmAge, Paul puts
in the midst those persons known in all
communities as shisperers. Whisperers
are always frst-elass liars. They are
masculine and feminine, with a ten
dency 70 the majority on the side of
those who are called lords Of creation.
These creatures are 50 small that they
escape the iue-tooth comb Of la~. They
are to be found everywhere, but their
paradise IS a country village Of about
one or two thousand people, where
everybody knows everybody. The
world to them is a whispering gallery.
One man or woman set on fire with this
hellish spirit vii keep a whole neigh
borhood aboil. When two or three Of
these whisPereEs get together they stir
a e%auldron Of trouble which makes ne
think OF tho three witches Of Macbeth
dancing around a boiling cauldron in o
dark cave. There is only one person
worse than the whisperer. and that is
the man or wCman who listens without
protest. An ancient writer declares
that the slanderer and the man who be-
lioyes the SANDER ought both TO be
hanged, the Il By the tongue. and tho
other by the ear-and 1 agree with him.
Dou'E retail gossip! Don't eackler'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
Coot-raII Pulling.

This is q Mormon invention which
might be adorted TO advantage among
civilized people. II is put in practice
at tho public meetings OF tho Saints.
When a speaker begins to become maun-
doriug and woarisome. q man seated be-
hind grasps him by tho coat-tail and
gives a vigorous tug. The Office Of
Coat tail Fuller" is held in high es-
TEEN. as II 10 II that calls for consider.
able judgment and ssgacity. Still. there
are those who assert that non have held
!. who wcro not beyond the temptations
OF coin. Il Is but fair. however, TO soy
that these gtowlers bavo generally boon
mon who usually bad their coat tails
pulled worry soon after getting on thor
feet,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-31
AllNeF.

The talk Of passing a law restricting
the coinage Of silver seems 70 as the
shesrsst nonsense; the talk o! the
rast accumulation Of Silver coin in the
Treasury is worse than nonsense. II
there could be a Secretary Of the Treas
airy appointed with sense enough to
know that silver dollars are coin" and
a legal tender for all debts, and th.; As
both principal and interes: Of the
bonded deb. o! the Ca;ted States are
payable in coin, hence in silver dollars,
and TIA. all Disbursements Of the Gov
eminent eonld legally be made in silver
coin If necessary. then might we eI-
Peei q cessation Of the hue-ard CRY
made by capitalists who have not 4
though; above thsi. own sslSsh inter
ests..and who would be willing to crush
the industries Of the people if they
could bEild uE their OWE fortunes on
the ruins. 1t is high time that the leg
islatiTs department Of our Government
considers the necessities Of the whole
people rather than those Of a few indi-
yidQIlE.