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Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

rhe Philadelp hiA Record relates
two instances which occurred In PhilA-
delphiA few days ago, where twenty
eight children were offered up ~ sacri-
Aces on the altar OF Ignorance by their
tAsagA.less parents, and such things We
rexres 70 say sometimes occur In car
ewn city. The instances referred toI
were the funerals Of two ckildren, both
victims Of diphtheriA, in each case othsr
children In the family were afflicted
with the disease, eut this fact i'd NO,
Sieser relatives, friends and neighbors
fsom attending the frneral- The mos,
horrible pars 10 relate 10, that 1t one Of
the funerals twenty children, some in
fAnss in arms were compelied TO kiss
sAe corpse by their thoaghtless and
foolsshly sensimentAl mothers, while n
TIE other, eight were compelled TO 20
through the same repulsive and terrible
ordeal Some Of the children who
were older drew back with terror In
RAsar fAcss, but though distorted with O
feeling Of fear and superstition they
pressed their mouths against the pailid
fsAtnres Of the dead, while others with
the sweet Consciousness Of baby hood
leaned forward willingly 20 breathe In
sAa fasAl disease germs lingering Ahou'
che CORPSE. The mothers never though
that thsy were pushing their offspring
within the very clutch OF death, and
those in charge OF the ooseQuies wer'
either 100 ignorAnt or too careless &
sound . note OF warning.
Il. a. a. u ~
lent In wilmingtop, wc might dtsmis
sAis subject without farther remarks
bat In cAses where % muc
danger IL involved, we feel
O, be oar duty to utter . stern protes
against sash prActioes A wAligusn
diphsheria thAt will produce death,
highly conhgio1s aud that ccntagto
Ia Intensified after life leaves the bod y
and TO make q child kiss the lips OF or
who died fron this disease is
crime thoagh, there Is no Law
panish such crime. IL IL fool-hArd
even 70 have children present ri funel
als OF dipAtt eriA victims ami whei
parents have not got proper dlscrssic
% keep their children Away suc
eorpses should be removed 70 =
undertzkea's estAhlishmenL TAis ma
appear like hArsh and nnfeeling sni
Res,icn, bat better this than run u
xisk Of number OF children oAschir
And spreading the disease
Ii IL reckless 70 have children eve
present OF The funeral OF diHhtaeri
vicn rs and indeed IL would
aAvtsAhle TOR adults to stay ara,
where death occlrs either throug
dtphtheTiA OF scarlet fever none shou
70 70 the funeral except hose Ahsolut
~ n~csssAry 70 assist The poison
the disease IL not only in the carPe
bat will linger in the h0ass tI- mont
after ~ArdA
We are pleased to say that In "
ninSson contagious diseases are eleAl
deiued IA the health ordinances of
city, sai in spite Of this mach oArele
neSs sxists Sk~n children die Of 81
diseases Physicians and undertake
would Be jasudAhle in exercising I
stxi test and most dgid kind u rules
govern funerals OF the victims Of G
tAgions diseases, and thereby Prevs
the spread Of saoh diseases ana e
many llveS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

In fAvor Of the Mcrrison bill and Isl
Republicans and Is DemocrAts opposeh
10 IL II this count holds good TIE
vote On the hin will Stand i4S In fsvef
|of n and lsa AgAinstik
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
RELIABLE
CLOTHING
HOUSE.

Samuel Levi, former salesman
at the New York Clothing
Manu- tsctory, has opened Tie
Reliable Clothing House ST No
SIC Market street, wh.Te he viii
be blessed 10 SET sll Of mis-
friends.
Tie bulk Of the trouser trade
is done right here st The Reii&ble
Clothing Hous- just Look st
the prices
Good trouser,. mixed with
/ cotton. sl.25 e $l.50
Extra style trousers, 81: all
wool, rom 81 ST. So 80.
Fine quality, Atwood, s. NJ
70 S.
i Extra qu&lity, choice styles
from 3 50 up TO g..
We guarantee prices, quAlii
: ana style of trousers we sell, an,
they 2,e selling very fast WheI
cAn yoE do better .
/ SAMUEL levi,
: $40 MAIktt Street.
d te r. asa rnksa-'i
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

circumstances. We needn't
stop TO consider them. We
are more concerned with the
fact and the remedy.
The fact is the publisher
puts you into the hands Of
the bookseller. That sug-
ges.s the remedy-not the
remedy either-only a pal
liative: Have the bookseller
on your side.
Your bookseller buys a
wholesale. He may not buy
at the lowest rstes; he doubt
less buys at somewhere nea'
the lowest. He knows wha
a book is really worth. Yo'
are comparatively safe with
him on your side.
| How to get him on you
side? Depends on circum
stances. More ways thai
one very likely. Get BooI
News (three cents will &c
lit). We are on everybody
side--on the publishers side
because we are one of thu
largest buyers OF books Il
the country-on the book
buyers side. because we sci
for fair prices without an.
regard whatever to publish
ers' prices" Book New
is our ne US about books
It's a great deal more; bu
. that's aside from the purpos
. in hand.
> A book-buyer whereve
he is with Book News in h
, hand, or rather in his hea'
is independent alike OF pub
Usher and bookseller.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

~UaII0 sAIF-rHE SUBSCRIBE X
lntendiss 70 quit the business VIII SCI
the fpliowirg stock, on H..
THURspAY MARCH II, lsso,
ct Il o'cl 'ck, IT..
!: y: ~ s; S, !; s e: !: lslsI
N.Y. sns ir,seys two-hbrse farm
Se.Sn rsr.s, waron- YORK wagon,
snssnf w@gos i roller retndeer horse ras o
80 horse sIea 1 set Of sleixh runners,
enrn ms,se, hothe1 tash. / set oi douDls
nsyness a se;s an NOV harness / cart, saddle,
eolisrs and br,dles. plou !. idouble harrow
e1ltivators.
AIRY FIxrcREs - ehurrs, butter tno
milk pans and bus kets, scales ana weisn1
10. and e.e-es n shea, in the ayouud
JOSEPH MILLER,
DAVIS CLOUD.
l. " s.,dhxm A Son. Aucts f.s avid
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

THE NAilaa las lost . wise, coassr-
valve leSlslAao-, Ard s brave saldas-,
In the deA,A q | a.t<a S.AiAs Ssnatas
john r Miller, Of California, wh,
did ai Wash.nE tou o. Mondsy, n -
Kssh year. he WAS oorn IN Indiana i
1SsI- He became lA~yer. Aa3 ioE a
short time prAotsoed 81 Sou;h Rsod
He seni 10 CAiifa-LiA II l>S3, r-s1ru
ing three years later, ~hs1 he ps:t2s :
"a ed in The FrezaEt GAZE aslgu, Tax
ing part three years lat<- u btAAt .
A1rAAAn LiEaolE. BE served s'-&v+l!
6link the hattie for The { aioa. E13r
G1n.rAls SAernAn, Baell, E-asas-A1
ard Thomas, 81 his death Uo1u3s .
the asti1e a Ss7ne Rive-, ard va
tr s~etei Msiar Gecersl. ~As se2i
tae Cui,ed SiAses SENATE in 1881 -
R-e1eliaAr, - s1ooee3 Newton Raati
He paved himself rs wee AMI co'
- At.re II Ire Cyn2cias o. tie y Aus
~ be Fr-rz5 himself brave il VA.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

HKNKvKR Southern industry /:
e,1ched -oy The MoTrison tree- Frads
I-rlA Ill, lis Saathe-l men hers .
Congress who are the most rAn pAz
fE tre~trL6e sseoa1e the st-3nE,si
Kind q T-o1e,aal2sis y e<S1-ds q
when the i:AEz q r.os VAS zodsr GOA,
saAsrAEoz before the COMMITTEES .
Wsys and MsAas not o1ly NJ
Tr~1balu q: ;he Uvll Ssrvi ~ Ca-n mis-
asca, Q v1oleaT FREE trader. ezf ssve-A
Soatbe-n men as-s Of C5ayress- SAL:
aa1'i Stsfara orr raA, ne oE-no
cnmpsss with fa1eisn prae ucers ~ 70
~ yOu rSkt away TIE SG-ls = rs
sslks, t-nekl ~ free tr23t-s -
voala have t-se trade fn- a.. ois.
io11st-iAs except that whiah a.
thea the raast are a. nsasisieEi &
Arnez If WA-a was pStrlotIc. Sbe-
~zufea H. lbs wlts's -eaa2aas % 81
abe WA-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
L A u / Z S.

The Queen re Rubber specially
lDtEaeuRAnls % LA6ia4 No dug. Sal
Lue hwAyT -tdkele lDonrsd b. p-nni-
nsII ynvF-ctkLh fna worth ia wight in
Eald- EDcloss e. isskE. q Tor full par ien-
lara KAupIe. sse-- ss1k you sccUrely sealed
Ladies car address uh n EEcre3 Confidence
Eanllun t1if F'sssf
Inc RreRch Specific Company,
- Alhk1' Plan, rhlisoeIPhlA, Pa
nj ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
DDG1sTKkS uKrtA

ID ES1STEk~ HkIs1h
IL RnsIzTEE's YYsa
NV CAsTZ8 CorETT. DE-
Fsnrnk-T 3. iss3
Cpu1 ne nztalaSlah1 q NAT :. LsCL..
yseraer And LE7-as LSCkrgseIils-. EHerL
ION @. CHAELES Lea aPEN g1Ek, lGt4
q Ut-lFriEuK Aucsrse n skse euE1ry, C.
ruAaal Il 10 ur1Bre6 E-sc 2irscted ~ TIE
EarlEssr ifns Lhe Exscu.u-F A9uresk5e give
Duane ~ ErzET1ls o. leS.nry TtEAnsD-
sA-y. Aa CAS- Iyss1 ne esths4 or
tns aSoesAec 10 .De dksR q ErAnrans
tnereut ~ ns1ssnE SovarT1saneIu q -
pnE1ae wlsAli1 ferry -Ays run the Gaia Or
/ snnh lsr-e-f z Er u = nns1 pEthe flkosf
/ ~ Tia oGrIsy q hrs CEFl1&- requiring al
/ yszrHunI Ii -z1s Gf-1L3ot k<k11Ez tnt sEthix
te present tas sLEr. . Stnot ~ Al Ars q
Assembly I EusE azza ukcs AID T-pF1osc
koe klrc "a zse lais ~. "a ~ inserted w1ih.r
re SAT- ..Crssz i IL DAET EHTElcaN
1-WFl q. ~ Ean.Bhe1 Il EilnfnK1u1- Eoe
e - -zruee zhs-t IH-ss vseEL ftta
lsa-Ez -2c e. Ia land And SEA.
.szF4.az . - zsg1Elar klorea1is
Z - !. V III ElSII- IL New OEE.l,
llar1-7 kst-sRkAc - 1Ey Ene rsA- ktrr,
E-ts G. SEV ES kaxas.sr
49, Z = 1,s-z5zLf ABrzEg c.Ain4E EE-I.-.F
-. aa-s-s y ne { eeHhsse mn1 p-nssrl II,
SIT saF S-1aEAe = La Axsru;f-
II = .as :. Ia - CO o. et-uL-T -BN 4
Staos - ri q. Aas-- IL 4 Enc1 nEst mIa.
x-ic --s1Et
EA.E s. L4sC . hFENTIEK
AEEEEE , LFCAAPENEIEE
Exsouiu-k
AcsrsE. 2aek'tod- lI4 f-ans
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

nvkLIC SALE OF rhE ENrIRE
L stocE q the furniture store a. 1877
sso.; street. between DslAGAr and Penn
.ylVAntA avenues, O.
THURSDAY. NARCN IL, lsse,
AtlSo o'elsek. p.m n
Go.s.s:tnE of psrior suit. ! walnut chamber
SAT- asa snii cottage fuits. nArole top
ssNn-s hall rack, bnreAua- betstsAds,stAnds 4.
walnut. cane Aad windsor th airA, rocEins
eLAlr. Luna 81. TED spT1nx>, sAoleA inEr an
Garrett obi cloth, eurtAtnA. and many othel
kyIleles too nEmerons 70 mention.
IRE Aoore xoocs are new. and will posi-
lively e sod. G. ". 8KkG30. Agt
Geo. DrAke, Areuonoer Hb1
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

THK Blair Education bill IL one
thai Is certainly Invested Of partisan
feeling, ~ the vote In the Senate vas
sixteen Democrats aud nineteen Re
pu elicAns for IT, and six Demos rats
and Six RpeuhlicAns agAinst It.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

u, BLlC SALE
-Op-
WEsrERs PENNSYLVANIA HORSES
viii be iold at pablie sale, on
THURSDAY, MAhCH llTH, hse,
At one o'clock, p. N.
A.. u. livery and sale stables Dr. Jthn T
Hannun On E1eenont Avenue, bssueer
Fourth Ana nm streets, Chestsr, Pa, y
s q s.ri s1r. s :s::''ss sS.n
selected fer this market and nus oe As rep
70 ertst on the day Of sale. bis stock VA
n n ne ABOVE stabieA, for inspection and
tr1A 81, tive Gays before the tale. Catalogue
is.nsd days before sale. no ppsiponemen
on AccSant Of weather. Terra, 81 day
eredIt- 9OoDLkY Il BALDWIN.
Wm. wcfrAll. Auetioneer- me
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

nUHLlC SALE or houSt HOLD AND
Kitchen fur nu'e. Ths sutscriber,
RAvirg dsterEiLed 20 rslirquish h9usek Yep.
isg, viii cell. on
TUESDAY. MAbCH 10 lisa,
At - o'clock,
AS, uert Seoand street All his hcusshoId
'urni. are. IS follows : pAflUr tnitea. !
pGrior tables, tools, pictgrss- 20 yards OF
socd ErusseIs carpet oOttAEt suites, one
U.lrut bed room euiEe inKrkin ksruseels
AID rAx eAipsis rsf-igerAtor, one wAlnut
ward ole. ose teers'Ary .cns extension table,
II lei: dtnArz ehsi stair carpet and rsds.
one GOA stove and ala - mentt POI ,Esttiet.
tlnUAre ne china tsA 81 and other articles
80 numerous 70 SnUmerAte
4. =. TAYLO'.
george D-Ake. Au-t Osesr Gss
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

| We manage books as well
as we can-eNeYthing else
the same. We sell as low
as we can books and every
thing else, There seems to
be an impression abroad that
we are selling too low. Per-
haps we are. We shall find
it out in time, if we are.
Books and writing papers.
| By the TAirssenth-aress door.
A windowful Of inexpen-
sive spring dresses and
wraps, 1901 Chestnut S.
up; no lack of richer work
! inside and upstairs.
1t is early yet but fashions
! are forming; the local fash
/. ions are crystalizing. Beads,
beads, beads, beads! buttons
and beads; boucle and but
: tons and beads; boucle, frist
; and buttons and bobbinl
e and feathers and beads
!, Grenadines laden with beads
: beaded bands overladen will
= beads. Whole dresses o
:. lace.
= 1875 Chestnut sscood hoar Take O.
A hundred babies Ion,
cloaks and first short Goa,
to be sold for SI5o less tina
p We meant to get Tor then
C twenty or thirty differcI
], sorts.
e OF the veal TrAnsepL
e Balbriggan half b o S
h double soles and heels at
Is toes, fun regular-made, gu
seted, heavily silk-clocked-
b. you think we are going
er say 5oc-no-25c. We
". a window with them to-ds
As and this is the sign in Il
is window: Nothing less tn
wonderful, 25c; and plenty
or them "
m Never was such a thi
ne done before.
west Ct Arcade. Eth eoznter Also
the middle MA-ke5- street AooT-
Thirty or more Of ]
- years patterns of tapes
. carpet, 75c a yard: as e
a make IS there is. We
train from telling the ma
because it would injure
makers.
The Carpets were wort
- dollar a yard last fall T.
are worth as much as e
but for the newness of
-. atterns. II you care
- quarter for that don't
4>-ktI srre-i 'front.', second boor.
the c&f Darth west from the cent.r-
ges. Scotch plaid spring uls
The sofa clc.h, no lining ex,
.tec the sleeves which are i
ong with six, SIC so; a most
boz oeptable dress or uave
!o= u,sier-where else will
ings find II
AS You know the SIS {
mon lined cvercoat advert
loa- yesterday Here's sno
IL Ee%lo H.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Il ENzH O $40 ND HAM.
n Cua1s Eurn B. rz%pef -E-nlru-s, cloth
r. -saaCI F7E11taI HbpoG, rte-. bUurhi Ane
SAD chess. fs - .. oEBEEk 81 v 81
f-a-f E--rzi n1SR
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

THKKE are n the present Eozss @
Z -yrsseztAnva< 40 8aPr hEsAl z n
hA-S AID IS De0ocrA 2e men .='rs
lAavinz !. Danoz-stis nAJcu-y 4 IS
Thsrs are sad . be =, Hs9uoi. "a;
ozaased Y the MarTasnn tariff MI an
81 tAvEE Of l.; 0. the Democrats "a,
sze Sad 10 Ne il favor al tbs hi Al
e opposed - L. In other words TIER
are lee Denacrass and 5 Republican.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

r EaGE HARM ISIS SALE
R4kCa asih lksE. All OCLN h
!. its G c re- iAsle harness stare No. isa'
n krKes s-rstL nht ste
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Leave FAraasI ,hiA, kraaA srreet. NJ
WflmingtoH texpressl, II "a ; a, - a
70, 10 = 10 -. IL s. . Il, Il oS sol. o.
o.. q. se. II 10 Aod II - . N
AcoaAhodasioL, Q -. 10 . N. u 3 %
q, e, 20 &C AID II IS p. II
SUNDAY TkAINS.
Ter PAilsAslphiA texrFessl. 3 %, : %. Z 10
, x. II u q u { - And IL p. n
FnilAassTlhia ard intermediate mAttoRA
10 O. n; Il 10 pson- 3 q, ? 80, e p n
Pc. Chester tsxpress), y, II IL ., n, 2
and II p n
sccen netk;icn, 40 - m, L. 10. t0, -
! AID stkp.n n.
For Nee No-K (erprsssl, SEQ, u ala
q, II 81 . T.; - II ,. IA
| FHI osl CAsStec. via L&nokfA slsA
i al q p. =.
Baltimore and Washtnstoa, s. 20, o
10 N A1-snd sAs . n BAlttnors. u y A,9h,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street fof w
uingtoa iexp.essl, Is ~ %, y, IL n N
O., u &c. and II - p. N.
se onnodsti0n, sSA 10 - .. m, - il
81, ard II IS p n.
j Per farther Information pA&ee1Gert ~ -
Nrrod 70 the ticket oface a. TIE Esuo1-
/ Trans mASKed thus Lars ttnitso e4t1ss'
sPsa Witch sxtra tArs is eearEsd
9Snsral PAsseneeR Agent
| OxAxx@ Il Pres 0eaerAl MA1A9sr.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
PAasisIphs, NRsiagts, Z BsI6nsu Asassi


Trains leave ~umlngron ~ tollowb:
PnilAdelphiA tsxpressl, 4 1t1 ne, -
Il a. ~ blA, "a t& fnp n.
For Cbes,ef texpressl, $50. 50, . %, 10,
81, IL ., IL 81, .. N, Il -, =, - aid IL
For PhilAaslphia and intsrnsdiAss ssA-
EionE, q. o, 10 - g Il; . %, ~. rs
p. n
AceoIsodAaOn.e -, i; % 20. 10 % An-,2 %,
4 %, - So p. u.
New Yorf, 800. ia ale s@.
70 o. II q. n; az =, ia 9S, sia
. = - - and II :. n
fs- NeI Chester. via LAzoktD e) sad
ID = u % and % 2. u
Tor Newark and intsrnodiH.e st@donS
! a. 3 4
| RSltfncse and interneaiA.e stEtors. L. 90
O. Il; 80 u. K AID l. o n.saI
kAltIno-e and Say l.ise...ts p. n
BAIitINrS I'd WsEhtExt, 4 j "a zee, q
10 all Jan; H,sI M4 u, = 81 &ro u
p Il
Trains sor Delaware pivif1e. IsAvs fos:
hev cl-stls, 5 = ~ Il 8. 2 se, . 70, u
aad u u =. 4
9eorsssown ans Aswas . - . n; - ans
tAb. n.
ssAiors ana in,srnsaia,e stations. 6ss y
-
hArtnEtoA, DsinAr and way ssAssOas, y
/ - n, u - p. n
Empress fer HArrsnston. ssp. N
ExprsN fog Doves. hArTInEton and IleiEp 2
10 % y n week days. and Ii - p. N ever,
cay
FrAnkttn cry. sAAn.
EIprs3 fUr Norfelk, 10 e .. n. weekdays
and u o D N eAily.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

DuHlC SALgoYh iUsEHuLD FUR
l. Ii1urt 81 ~. freDnh street. on Thaft
eKy- Mar. IL La - l.ss O'Clock, 2. Il
= 1Els5laE q ksa ehenter szIi. cherry
.AAu tt- tE-i re.Vei lourgs. . cane chair
! IL sufiuL, lab e / co0s st0ve, ingr1s car.
Isei F.kif h1e Ekl oGspeiL patszt sgrlzgi,
ALI Ek1y AT3slef mt meat oDec- lbese
EBDcf a. Il u.s3 az new
us-G G1 JACOBS, Aurtaunesr.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

DCBIaC SALA or fJkNI 'URE-
VIII be sold .. pGblia sale, At he rec
oeace q We b. OrlpTA - West Fourth
street. .
WEDNESDAY. MAkCH le. lss,
A;s s'eloek, II. IL,
The following personal property. via
B-ussss aA-pei. ! nAtbe tip table, l
..eusEal iA,4t J pair Ept1Eg FEkdtk cane
seal Ard caning rom ehAiYA ! cane 81
-t.cKe. pair t.sotis az ADd mattresses
Rev. ! pnreE1 DeS 60 L steve. lOakIns
: iksses. IN ware & sAss wAre. diShet wASt
| u -, Al sibe. hrIicAes tor nGntr. us {.
/ uenfioa Cod tio1t n Aas knBsE On cAy
Il sac wk n CRiPPS ne eod-szs
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

VlUBI.IC SALE UF flksT GLASS
hAYpess-Will be sold ~ puohc s.te ~
Conner,s narr ess manufaetort. No. 4
East Foarth street, wiiminstou, Dei !, on
ON SATURDAY, MAkCh 18th 1855
at 10 O'Clock q. m, shArp,
sixty-nve sets OiarEt-class single snd double
hArnes. consisting Of solid rusner. initAasn
rubber ana nicseL Five sets OF Eickei Ano
brAss express harness, six sets OF nsge %
farm hArrefs. lot Of lap Iooes, plAI kets
Whips, head hAlters, etc. The epote nAI
meas are all OF cur own make, ana h'e nfs'
class in every particular. Also VII seI
/ Of secon hand double and sinhle Ear
ness. me above sale will tAke plaee IN tns
arve Warerosm on the second nopr' koNo,
v,li - on exhibiu IN nom now until day Of
sale.
A eredi, OF ninety days will be given on ~
sums Of 80 and upwards. oy Eiytne pAakA
BILE note with an approved sndorset
Z. A COMM
l.. W. SudhAm Son, Aucts. fheetditu
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

DI BL-IC SALE-IhE SUB -CklHER
iniErd.nx 70 Sult b4EtnesA viii eel 81
yGaEe tAle, AZ 70. osIoeT q Float AMI
O-G1gt Etreetk, O.
TUESDAY. MAHCH 10, lsSi,
Al 5AcseeE ,. T.
\ re ean-e RIO L knc nraures 90 the tu1y and
| f->1 f-OrR AIS oat s0d1 work or diaFtnK
tElL-e- rackkWAy Wagon AID bGruess. st0Srs
Iva aL ana hairless, TOD EAelE ~ al vArsOus
uihs- k-lzshA Terms Al sale
WILLIAM MAS sly.
L " SitahAu sen Aus.s uses
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

ChesanuA Thirseenth and Maria
Streets and Ctty-hAu SQUARE.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
SAMUEL levi,

$40 MAIktt ST, eet.
fx r. asa rnksa-'t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16

MATHEWS & WEBB's metal circular under
date OF June 9 makes the following com
ments on the condition OF the copper
market: Copper has shown complete
lethargy during the week, and the sales have
been OF the most insignificant character.
scarcely large enough in amount to fairly
establish a market. The rates OF the New
York market. however, have been $10.12h
to $1O.2 5 for Lake, and $3.50 to $1O.OOfor
Baltimore and Anchor. The cables from
London quote Chill Bars declining and at
$50. los. with best selected at S44. One
of the English circulars gives the following
interesting table which goes to show that
supply does not always govern the price,
and makes it more than probable that an
increased consumption lat any price below
ten cents New York; is quite AS likely to
check a decline in price than. is any ~curtail-
ment of production which may be caused
by low prices. Copper production OF the
world: 1880, 15S,O57 tons; 1881, 161,-
I'll tons; 1882, 1T 1928 tons; 1883, 1877
936 tons; 1884, 217,4S2 tons; 1885, 221,-
tbs tons.
Average supply OF Europe on the first OF
each month: 1880, 64,5s9 tons; 1881,
SO, FOB tons; 1882, 51,426 tons; 1883,
5O,111 tons; 1884, 45,912 tons; 1885,
1920 tons.
Average price OF Chill Bars per ton: 1880,
f63. Is. Sd; 1881, f61. Is. Sd; 1882, EST.
Os. Cd; 1883, s63. 9s. Cd; 1884, f54. los
Sd; 1885, f44. Os. Cd.
Visible supply OF copper in Europe, May
1, 1886, 81, O69 tons"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16

AMONG the Senators who voted against
Senator Beck's bill to prohibit members OF
Congress from accepting retainers Dr. en-
ployment from railroad companies which
have received land grants Dr. pecuniary aid
from Congress we notice the name of Teller,
of Colorado. Teller, by a system Of COM
binations and by the aid OF corporation
money lavishly used, succeeded in e~lectinR
himself to the Senate against an almost over
whelmin1 sentiment favorable to ex-Sena-
tor Hill. Since taking his seat he has been on
the wrong side Of almost every question
that has come before the Senate, notably
the Mormon bills and the anti-monopoly
acts. His leaning to the monopolies snot
a matter for surprise. He would be the
most unfeeling migrate were he to vote
otherwise. He is simply rendering unto
his Cesar "the things that are Casar's."
Having elected him, he is the property OF
the corporations and it would be queer in.
deed if he should be found a~ntagonistic to
his owners. There is an unwritten law of
ownership that even SO sagacious, oily and
slippery an individual as Mr.. Teller cannot
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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-16
REASON is becoming a part of every

REASON is becoming a part OF every day
~religion-the reason that sees in men only
human beings and not a trait OF Goodness,
save that they we're made in His image
and are capable OF love. St. Georges Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of New York, is
about to take a new departure. The tai.
ented and energetic rector has come to the
conclusion that his par%ishioners need some
thing more than prayers, chants, collects
and benedictions. He has secured the
money to erect an annex" t. his cosy
church. This ~"annex" is something out Of
the ordinary and rather wonderful. A
large fourstory building is to be erected
just back OF the church, to contain a dis
pensary, a large schoolroom, rooms for
the vestry, for the library, for the guilds
and for smoking; and last, but decidedly
not least, a gymnasium, which will be open
every day in the week. St. Georgs's is
quite likely to keep:its young menin promi-
ity to the church. With such attrac-
tions IN a pure atmosphere it is not at all
likely that they will seek pleasures in an
impure place. This is real progress within
the church-progress that will commend
itself to the church in general.