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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
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STOCK EXCHANGE REVIEW.

NEW YORK. April 21.-The stock market
was quite active and decidedly strong to-
day throughout the session aud closed at
about the best prices for the week.. The
expects tion of favorable bank statement
induced traders to purchase for &. quick
turn this morning, and this gave the mar
ket an impetus which carried it to higher
figures than at any previous time during
the week. Union Pacific and Western
Union were especially prominent, aud bu, :
ing in the latter attracted much attention,
operations being set down to Standard oil
interests. The close was strong at the best
prices.
Government bonds were dull but steady.
Petroleum opened STEADY at S4c., Mo. be-
low last nights close, and after sligot de-
cline in the early trading advanced 1896,
which was caused by heavy buying from
the West, and the market closed strong at
867sc. Consolidated exchange sales, 1905,
900 barrels. Opening, Sac :; highest, S7c.;
lowest, 837sc.; closing, S67sc. Stock ex-
change GALES, 531, 900 barrels. Opening,
S4Ic: highest, 865sc. lowest, s4lsc.; clos
ing, 965se. Total sales, both exchanges,
1,S36,000 barrels.
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
New YoRK, April 21.-Money on call
easy at 1]a92 per cent; closed offered 2.
Prime mercantile paper 6G7c.
Sterling exchange $4 S6I for sixty day
bills; 81 SSN for demand.
Bar silver, 93Ac.
SAN Francisco, April 21. Silver bars,
92@93c. per ounce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE OF MARY AUGUSTA DEMAR
II est, deceased. Notice is hereby given
by tho Undersigned administrator, " itn the
will annexed, of the estate Of Mary Aus usts
Demarest, deceased, to the creditors OF and
ellpersons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit the same with the
after the first publication of this notice 10
the said administrator with the will an
nexed at the Office OF Francis j. Thomas,
attorney at law, No. % Temple block, in
the city of Los Angeles, county of Los An
gcles, the same being the place for the
transaction of said estate.
Dated this day of March, A.. D. 1893,
HENRYT LEE,
Administrator. with the will nnexed
OF the estate of Mary Augusta Demarest
deceased. a7-w5t
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e.eaicrns fsar,xets.

NEW YoRK. April IL Hops-Quiet and
steady. California, 3@l2c
Sugar--Quiet and nrm. Fair refining
quoted Is 16c; 90 test Centrifugal, 5lac.;
Inolasses grades, 4@o45sc.
Copper-Firm. Lake, $16.75.
Lead-Dnll. Domestic, $4.721S.
Tin-Qu;et. Straits, 3615c.
0ofeeWspot fair; Rio quiet at 141zc.; op-
tions opened 1O@25 points lower, but later
reached 2O@35 poihts snd closed firm.
Sales, 81 900 bags. April, $11.10@11. 80;
May, $40 90@11,25; June, $40 50@10 80;
July, $40. O5@1O 80; August, SO. 80@ 10 .05;
September, $9.e0@99o.
CHICAGO, April 21.--Whisky, S1.15.
Pork.-Steady. Cash and May, $14.1214;
June, $14.17%.
Lard.-Easy. Cash. $s.071a; May, $40;
June, SIS.
7S5: short ribs, So, 80.
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Certificate of Partnership.

y county of Los Angeles-ss. We, the un
dersigned, do hereby certify that we are
partners transacting business in the city Of
Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles, State
of California, under the firm name and
style OF the Pioneer Brick Company; thai
the names in full of the member OF said
partnership are: Joseph Mutually and &. G
Tice, and that the places of our respective
residences are set opposite our respective
names, hereunto subscribed.
In witness whereof, we have hereuuto set
our hands this 14th day of April, A d. 1888
Names. Residences.
1osrpu Mr1rJAIJy (Los Angeles city,
'ooSIH aoi1'h LII 80 California.
q TrcE Clos Angeles city,
T. w. 1iO>- 49, '''''''''' California
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day of April, A. d. 1883.
Tseall CHARLES WORTH,
AL wkly st Notary Public
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Cricket.

The Los Angeles Cricket Club is
still at loss for practice ground,
and any gentleman who knows OF a
vacant lot fit for that purpose will con-
fer great favor upon the cricketers
by informing the Secretary, Mr.. ]. L.
Whitaker, Los Angeles County Bank.
A committee meeting will shortly be
held to perfect arrangements for the
coming season. ANaMcE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF JUAN DORNALECH. DE
u ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator OF the estate OF
Juan Dornalech, deceased, to t, g creditors
of and all persons haviug claims agains
the said deceased to exhibit the same with
months after the first publication of this
Notice TO the said administrator at the of
fee OF Lee & Scott, attorneys, 1921 TEN
pie block, Los Angeles City, California, the
same being the place of business of said
administrator, for the purposes OF this
estate.
Dated this 22d day of March, A. D. 1883.
II. B. ABILA,
Administrator Of the estate of Juan Dom
alech. m24 :W5t
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LEye Stock Market.

CHICAGO April 81. - Cattle Receipts,
1000. Strong Steers, $3.70@5 stockers
md feeders, 'S2.35@3.50; Texas cattle,
So 1898. 40.
Hogs Receipts, 11,o0O. Slow and &c,
lover. Mixed, $a.35@5. .55; heavy, $4,000
5.75; light. So 25Ga5.50
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Strong. Natives,
;f406 co; western, S5@5.50; Texans, 1925
G15 30
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
Chance for Investment.

In our advertising columns Will be
found the offer for sale of fine piece
of property fronting on Alameda
street. This is a portion of the
Sisters Orphan Asylum grounds. 1t
is finely situated for business now,
and is in one of the most advancing
sites in the city. It is 10 be sold in
order to enable the Sisters to build
the new Orphan Asylum on the site
at Boyle Heights. Capitalists will
find this a chance for investment we'll
worthy of their attention. The
situation is destined to become q very
valuable business center in the near
future.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
Lake Hemet Water Co.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
IN meeting of the Board of Directors held
on the 9th day OF March, 1888, an assess
ment of 62]S cents per share was levied
upon the assessable capital stock of the cor
of pfoii April, 1855, to E. F. Spence, at e. First m
National Bank, Los Angeles. Any stock
upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 3Oth day of April, 1888, will
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 18th day Of
May, 1888, to pay the delinquent assess
ments, together with the costs Of advertis-
ing and expenses of sale. J. W. BARR
Secretary Lake Hemet Water Co.
25 N. Main st., Los Angeles, Cal.
dt,r-S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22

merman-Lot IA block E, Howard q Cos sui
of Bliss tract $1,70O.
Ellen G Chown and G Chown to Ora "
Chamberlain-Lot z block Q Fairmount
tract; $1,000.
SUMMARY.
Number OF transfers above $1,000 each, go
Total amount of consideration. $149, ,399
Number OF transfers rnder $1,000 each. AZ
Total amount of consideration. $26, ,655.
Transfers for nominal consideration, IL.
Aggregate of days transfers, $176,071.
lNoTE.-Transters OF which the congidere.
tion is less than $1,000 are not published il
the above listl,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
Notice.,

NOTICE OF CHANGE OF THE PRINCI
IN pal place of business of the Long Beach
Railroad Company.-Noticei is hereby given,
the principal place Of business OF the Long
Beach Railroad Company will be changed
from the city ard county of Los Angeles,
California. to the city and county of San
Francisco, California; said change to take
effect from and after Monday, the 10th da
of April, A. ID. 1888.
W. H. GOUCHER, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal, March %, 1888.
m31-w-4t
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The Prixe Ring.

/ suppose that as soon as John L..
Sullivan sets foot in the land whose
supremacy he has done so little to
maintain, a certain class of sporting
journals will make Rome howl with
the injustice with which he has met
during his tour through the United
Kingdom. 1t is most peculiar fact,
but nevertheless true. that whenever
q prize-fghter with any kind of claim
to any kind of championship meets
with q reverse, he has always innu-
merable excuses to put forward for his
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
MINING STOCKS.
MINING SHARES.
NEW YORK, April 81. = Mining shares
GrEim Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81. Wheat =
Steady. 81. 32%0l.35.
Corn-Not quoted.
CHICAGO, April 21.-I 80 close-Wheat-
Easy. Cash, s1c.; May, 81 5-16c. June,
80 z Ice.
Corn-steady. Cash, 537sc.; May, 545ec.;
June, 541sc.
Oats--Firm. May, 3474c
Rye--Cash, CSC.
Barley-Nothine doing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
FOREIGN

LIVERPOOL, April 21.-Wheat - Quiet
and steady; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet; holders offer moderately.
New mixed western, 6s. 2l2d. per GENITAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22

Call for the Red Letter Havana filed
cent cigar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Eiuamcinl.

lO8 NORTH MAIN SrRFEr, Los ANsgLEs,t
April 21, 1888. !
CALL IL A. NJ.
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The star Out Of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
can have The STAR mailed regularly 70 any address
and for any period they may desire.
" Al orders for me paper By mail must be
accompanied by the nsoney,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents week, or NIFTY cents per month, unless
sent TO foreign country. when the price. includ-
Ing postage, Is so cents per month.
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"hn7 the gates anu gale-posts are coming away
IRON TIE entrances 70 Executive avenue tt NAV
not Dc out Of place 10 Inquire why the great iron
fence ID not removed from around Lafayette PARK.
The throwing open OF several smaller reser, a.
tons which Used 70 De surrounded with railing,
and chains has ad1ei wonderfully 20 the beauty
OF their neIShOornOods without resulting IN aay
I. damage 10 the Lawn, foliage or flowers Why the
same rule would not hold good on the handsome
square IN front OF the Executive Mansion it Is hard
70 see. II may De expedlenI, for good pubic rea.
sons. 10 keep the whole or large part OF the
White House grounds 50 protected that gates m AZ
be closed In the face OF a crowd which threatens
trouble out the large PARIS OF the city would all
be more sigatly and just we'll cared for II there
were no leaces about them, or at most only a COZ
Ing 70 mark the place where the domain OF bricks
and aspnalt ends ami the region OF grass and
green leaves and gravel begins
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! = 81 81 =: + + II $:
JJJ ERE 4 ssss ERE sssS

) E ss sss s IS. T. r. ~ u.s.
III ERE ( I ssss kExs I ssss
OF our own importstion-new fall stylss-svsry one
guaranteed sll-wool and absolutely free from any
blemshss imperfections Should they prove other.
wise come back and have your money refunded
Look at these prices and how cheap We are SELL
ing JHRsEYa
PLAIN JERSEYS. with or without vest bullet but
tons nicely finished rows Of stitching around the
bottom. only slos.
PLAIN JLRsEYs. made with new coat back. cuffs
bullet butsons three Of stitching around bottom
set this with or without vest. suitable for
lady in mourning. only e2.6S
JERSEYS. with 'front.' collar sleeves and back
trimmed with brid. only sl9S.
TAILOR MADE JERSEYS bound and trimmed
with Mohair braid; thsy come In Black Terra Gotta
aud Navy. only s2.6s
ANOTHER NEW STYLE with Loop Braid TRIM
ming. only e3oS.
AVERY FINE Navy Blue Jersey. trimmed with
Black Braid only a 90.
BEADED JERSEYS, two pretty styles both trimmed
front and back collars and cuna They are e. 4s and
s5.35.
MILITARY JERSEYS" bound With best Mohair
Braid and the 'front.' sleeves back and collar trimmed
with the samA only eA2A
BRAIDED JEksEYa elaborately trimmed all
around satin buttons. They come in Black. Terra
Gotta. and the New Blue" Only s3.oo.
MILITARY JERSEYS" Garnet Myrtle. and Navy,
trimmed With best Mohair Braid, only s3.76
BRAIDED JERSEYS. in v-shspsd back; 'front.' neck,
and sleeves handsomely trimmed. only s3.os.
NOVELTY u Finegrads Jsrssy. trimmed With
three rows Of Mohar Braid laid in folds only % s.
TIE most ACKNOWLEDGMENT Jersey ID braided
down the front and back around bottom collar. and
cuffs. only CABS.
SILK JHRSEYa
TAF4ErA SILK JERsEYs. With coat back, for O.
TAFIRTA SILK JERsEYs with cost back and 10.
vsrea. for 90.
PURE SILK JKR6EYs, with cost back and rsvsrss
for elQ
ruv DAT Arc povAr
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The suggestion IN 4 the appropriations for the
year may be Almost sufficient to destroy the aron-
ment f1r tarin Reduction based upon a growinr
surplus has evidently brought an oyermastering
terror upon many democratic members OF CON-
gress. and some OF these members are so wildly
unreasonable IN their panic-str1cken condition
that there Is danger OF disreg ard Of national ooi
cations ami neglect OF the most important public
WORKS In order taat the apparent surplus Tor the
year may not Dc diminished 70 small proportions
Any check upon wastelul extravayance ia apnro.
priatons Is welcomed 0y tue pubic, but 1t Is nee.
essary that The government pay It's deoLs, such as
the adjldieated French spoiaIion Claims: and IL
Is proper that LIBERAL provision should De made 10
continue the great pubic Undertakings already
under Way, neglect OF which means a waste OF
what As been accomplished and greater expense
In the end such Tor instance the building or the
new Congressional library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28

Ex-senator Mcdonald has taken the stump for
Cleveland and Thurman. woum his voice have
been heard equally loud In support OF Cleveland
and Crayf
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New York state Is 10 have an issue, Ike the
United States. for its next campaign 1t Is high
license against the liquor power; and IN this IN
stance it WAS the republican aspirant, not the DEM
ocratie incumbent who marked IL out
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EOhlsLsT DODGE CUAL MERCHANT
II Nnoles@ls and Retail.
Anthracite Goa VI al Kinds tly en- hand
6kOkGk , Ckkkk CUMBERLAND COAL
sawed aud spit Wood 70 Oguef.
Yard and Once. 3OUe Water ST. bransh Once l2I 4
3ist o. topposlts kost-Ofncel Vest Washington.
Islep hone lard s54-2; Branch Once. 956-2
DOIIIicL MT BANNEaS
FLAGS AND PORTRAITS.
1oJkh 6kAHAA.
U31-su.Zn 81 Duane Ct. u. Y.
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OuR NEW SourH" PArrsr
AND

H. TESNEY FAMILY FLOUR.
None senune without our brand and circular inside
each package
hess standard brands Of hours cannot b excelled
are made exclusively Of southern whests r,assd
In Maryland and Virginia The crop of ths.s st.t..
oss very me In quality. Aours viii II posuible
De SUI better. Fsmiltss usn< thsm opes Nh CO..
tinue 70 uss them.
W.. H TINNEY Z eONa
auyoa,uo Merchant Nil.erS,
80 GsorUUtown, u. O.
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Z. @. DAVIS.
71s MARKET SPACE. COZ. srH st.
GRzAr BARGAINS In RExxAsra

We have Just finished taking stock and find We have
on hand an unusually large lot of REMNANTS OF al
Kinds. which we are very DESTROYS of turning into
money and have therefore marked them ct such prices
a. VIII insure their sale Many Of them in Lengths
that are suitable for Chidrsn's Drsss-a and Of
rood quality generally and many rood bsrgsins are Of
Tered comprising Black and Coored Csshmsres. All.
WOOL Dress Goods ainshama Black and Colorsd silkA
AoaAirs Popins. An-Wool Cloths. and ends of Drsss
Goods generally. aud AL at about half pr1ca AL
marked In PLAIN figures.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
NM sHusTRR 4 SONS
.u25 sl9 PENN AVE
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FOURTH FLooR Attractions.

FouRrH FLooR Attractions.
Dado Shades Reduced. We offer 10 dozen
elegant Dado Shades, SO inches wide and feet
long. mounted on best spring rollers ready to
hang. The effects produced in these shades are
remarkably striking: the colors are very de-
sirsble, aud in order to close out the entire lot
we have marked them ct the exceptionally low
price Of u each.
New Turcoman Curtains. Your opportunity
to secure first choice. 50-inch.Turcoman Cur
tains. plain top, with chenille dado. a, s5, &C.
81 and 81 so per pair.
50-inch Al-ovsr Chenille Curtains, reduced to
% per pair
SO inch watered Chenille Curtains, reduced
to $40 per pair
5O-inch Plain Chenille Curtains, with fancy
dado. reduced to % per pair.
SO Velour Art Squares. 22, "a and 27-inch,
in 10 different oriental colorings and patterns,
only Toe. each.
six-Quarter Figured Chenille Table Covers,
heavy quality. in Blue. Gold and Red effects,
only 81 rs each.
(Fourth door)
WOODWARD h LoTHROP.
Cor. 18th and + sts. NV.
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WoopwanD & LorHsors Coruxs.

TUESDAY. AUGUST %, 1883.
We close this week ut 8 p m. excepting
SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER FIRST. on which
day We revert to the regular hours, . M TO
.. m, until NEXT summer.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH, A BUILD
w ing lot east CT the Capitol aud west OF Lincoln
Park; have south fro t; none but owners
need reply; give fun description Of property and low
est cash price. Address BOX o.
au25-7t' Star office
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ATTORNEYS.

~ law. harbour Law building. $50 Iousss.ss
svsnaA NssAingssA ~ q ks.aasnsN lslS n -
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Streets are crowded. happy creatures
AL with smiling pleasant features,
10 aud fro they are going.
Occasions.ly each other showing
Dress Goods. Bingham or Percsle
bought At Lansbursh's Remnant Sale.
BLOW the trumpet. let them know"
Where for bargains they shall 60
The pubhc's interest we protect
Our past dealings proves the fact
By Sprc1AL REoursr
OF the People We Have continued our
GREAT REMNANT SALE.
On the Third Floor. until further notice.
LIST OF BARGAINS Oh HAND:
The last lot Of the wel-known Mshdi Ylaid in Dsrk
Patterns at &c. per yard. regular value l2Hc
~ HE remAinoero Of our Cream Colorsd Seer.ucksru
oihghalns. trench Orxapuies. VenitiSh Cloth ISvns
and many other summer Fabrics. vnaticxIly below
80 pieces of Blue. Brown and Drsb Cotton Broc.d..
~ aye Per ard suitable for Wrappers and Tensrs1
Several cases of Plain ssteen Remn.p.. ,n.,r....
oPsr. shades. 81 lQc. Per ard real value zoe.
% piece. Of the nnest French GrsvriOtts Cretonne
yard; 30! d at 40c everywhere. ~' W.
We have selected lot Of Psrasos from our Rseular
~ Par ana placed On the bird Floor 70 Be sold
cary and get the nrst choice. ~ -" o""s
new lot Of the famous Adonis prspery 40 inch
vide In Plain Cream. at Zoe per yard regular trics
2 cases Of the German Fancy Ticking, warranted
brands OF Feather licking, at Ia value.
hen examining the articles for sale on thu
smsrs Department. We have special 6srxainS thSrs
ONE PRICE The BEST POLICY
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
ao22 go. Az. IA. 426 7th ST n w.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTEp-HOCSE-TO PURCHASE FOR OCCU-
w pancy by October /; to room brick between
S. 800 Address NAVY, Star office. au2S-3t'
WANTED-I WANT TO BUY FOR INVESTMENT
w place on !th 9th IL til or 14th sts st o. 900
sUkPLUs Star ONCE. au2S-3ts
WANTED-A HOUSE WHERE PARTIES WOULD
w board TOR rent can furnish paror OF bed
ICONS handsomely; references exchanged Address
WANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS OR
w more withn about squares of Frank in school
Buildings rent not over $50 Address SEPfEMBkR
Star of1ce au27-3cs
MAN iED-GOOD DWELLING EIGHT OR NINE
w rooms, centrally located in northw st, for about
800 per month, BY hrst of october. Address THORO-
GOOD CO., l43o PennsylvSnia ave. NV. suz5 -3t'
WANrED-BY A CASH PURCHASER A MODERN
w built house, with to 3 room, on Capitol hill;
will not deal with any except who may sd-
dress giving location and lowest cash price prop
erty, Box 81, Star office. au25-7t'
XVANTED-TO PURCHASE IN NORTHWEST
w part VI city, good Brick House 4 to 10 rooms.
Owners apply 70 ENOCH MAkIs,6l7 81 NV. s25-3'
WANTED-NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST, THREE g.
w room houses; all mod. imp: also, one S-rOom
house; all mod imp; for cash JOHN F. DONQHOE
313 East Capitol st. au2j-3ts
WANTED-TO BUY Oh RENT HOUSE OF
w from to IL rooms, In cool condition. Address.
stating terms and exact location. GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. jy3O-lm
WANTED-HOUSEs OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
w or sell. We have more calls tor housed to rent
Nl33m HEBRON l. RAMEY, 1907 It,
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the oil In relation to District tax sales is TO be
recalled Tor amendment In respect 10 the date OF
this years sale, a change should also be made In
the limitation fixed by the bill upon the amount
10 be pad for each item of newspaper advertise
ment OF sucn sales This legislation seems TO con-
template an Improvement upon the old method OF
giving notice TO the pubic OF delinquent taxes and
sales In pursuance thereof, which by a pamphlet
puoncatlon without general circu4aIlon made a
false peCenSe OF bringing the matter TO the atten-
tion OF the public. The new law provides for
newspaper publication OF tax sales but II the In
tentlon Is 10 give actual ana not a mere shadow of
constructive notice TO delinquent taxpayers and
tn public generally by utilizing the advertising
columns OF a Washington newspaper OF g-neral
circuiaiion the Limit upon the charge must be re.
moved AT the rate fixed 10 newspaper which Is
OF general circulation and reaches the taxpayers
Of the city can AFFORD to print the matter The
effect OF the law will be practically a dupli-
cation OF the pamphlet publication. Unless IL Is
felt that newspaper rates can be paid for news
paper advertising, IL would be better TO mold 10
the old method Money would not then be wasted
In a sham newspaper publication, and the false
pretense OF giving notice OF delinquent tax sales
70 the public would not be doubled by a mere
duplication Of the present notice by pamphlet.
Mayor Hewitt, In bis latest newspaper inter-
view, says that ne has made so good magistrate
and knows his own capa -ity and his own faiLa-
Iuiress 50 well that, II ne, as d taxpayer were
called upon ~ vote for the man whom ne regarded
sths best CANDIDATE for mayor OF New YORK city.
he should vote Tor Aoram ) Hewitt every time
THIS Is frank, but no more 50 than the acts OF
several other noted pubic men. Mr.. Tilden voted
Tor himseI and so did Mr.. Arthur and Mr. CIeve-
land AL these gentlemen have been In the b. biz
OF contributing literally TO their own Campaign
funda IL Is common 10 speak OF the profession
OF politics" but politicians d Ter from the mem
oers OF most other professions In that matter OF
absolute confidence In self The priest goes to
another priest when ne needs STRIVING; the pnyst.
clan calls In oro,ner practitioner wnen ne is him.
sell threatened with serious illness; the lawyer
never trusts himself 70 pleai important case OF
Ills OWL In court But there Is no false mo lesIy
about the politician He Is troubled with no
DOUBTS Or misyiVlngs-ne Is the best man be Knows
Tor any ONCE that's going, and votes for himself
every time.