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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

The editorial page of the Hopkins
vile South Kentuckian has been
frightened and improved lately by q
department of "Random Observa,
TONS" The writer has a graphic
easy and pleasing style, and if not al
experienced newspaper man evincet
the talent to quickly make him an able
one.-Courier. journal.
In Injustice to our Seventh street con
temporary we must correct the
Courier-Journal. 1t is the New Era
whose columns are frightened by the
sprightliness of "Robert Random"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31
Killing in Webster County.

Friday afternoon at wheat thresh-
ing, i've miles west of Providence,
johnson Yarbrough shot and instant
ly killed Alex Blackwell. Four shots
were fired by Yarbrough, the third
of which took effect in Blackwell's
heart. The trouble is supposed to
have arisen on account of too great
an intimacy between Blackwell and
Yarbrough's wife. Both were young
men and farmers. Yarbrough made
good bis escape and is still at large.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31
Temperance Camp Meeting a
Dawson Springs

PROFESSIONALLY the creates treat il
store Tor the lovers of the noble caus,
of Temperance is the Camp Meeting
which Is to be held in the large Grov,
at Dawson Springs. Arrangement
have been made for the accommodation
OF ten thousand visitors, aud judging
from the list Of orators aud temper,
ance workers who have engaged
themselves in the cause, the number
OF visitors will be fully up to the an
tlcipatlOn OF the committee In charge
OF arrangements. The following
Speakers are announced:
\ R2v. Sam. w. Small.
Col. Juo. j. Hickman, the head OF
the Order OF Good Tempurs in the
World.
Mrs. A A. Brookbank, Chief Supt,
of Juvenile T.mplars,
Mrs. Lucy A. Nield.
Col. j. T. Long, of Illinois.
Luther Benson.
Josiah Harris.
Col. Il H. Ritter.
Gent Green Clay Smith.
Hon. j. L Barbee.
Geo. q, Christian, of Chicago.
Judge Fountaine T. Fox.
Harry b White, &. Z. Il of Ohio
DIR. ID. II. Mann, &. e. 4 of N. Y,
Mrs. Ida A, Moore.
Prof. Sam'l Dickey, of ALISON Col
lege, Mich.
lmmtiable Joe Critchheld, the fun
niest man in America, will be on hand
during the entire meeting, as well as
many Others equally as wellknown.
Prof. Slocum's band of lG perform
ers will furnish music every day. Ho-
tel Accommodations will be cheap and
meals will be served OH the ground
at Is cents each. Tents will be sup
piled to all who wish to camp.
The railroads throughout the State
will sell Excursion Tickets to Daw-
son during the Camp Meeting, which
will be held from August 4th 10 Au-
gust 18Th inclusive. The Newport
News II Mississippi Valley Co. will
sell al remarkably cheap rates for
special days, namely; August ith
and 9TH and August llth and 18th.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

T. III. Roberts, the Republican cleo
tor for this district, opened the cam
paign In Daviess county Wednesday
night. lie is said TO be well equipped
and an able speaker. The State exec
utive committee should put Irregular
terror" on his trail at once. There is
plenty of forensic talent in the district
and Mr.. Roberts should be met and
met successfully at every appoint
ment.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

The clique is making death strug.
gle this week. If the ringsters are
not downed next Monday the temper
AZURE will sink TO the freezing point.
The people are going TO take dead
set at them and the peoples candi-
dates will win.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

Before the election the white Re-
publican, IN speaking to the colored
man, says: Gentlemen and fellow
citizens" On election day he says:
"Boys, we've got EN-" After the
election he says: "There is no con-
fllence TO be put in the d-n niger"
Tennessee Globe.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

The directors of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad have declared a
divident Of 3 per cent. payable in the
company's stockIauthorized issued for
that purpose at the special stock
holders meeting in February.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

The Evansville Tribune is authori-
ty for the statement that two Nor
mon missionaries, who were recent.
ly driven out of Muhlenberg county,
were whipped by "White Caps" in
Perry county, Ind, last week.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

Gath is going to write Levi p.
Morton's biography. With Gen.
Wallace at work on Harrison "them
d literary fellows will about
have their hands full.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

An eminent physician Of this city
says "the reason defeated candidates
think they are like Lazarus is because
they have been licked by the dogs"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31
New Public School.

The board of school trustees pur-
chased the John Bryan lot, corner of
clay and Hopper streets, last week for
$1,000. A temporary frame building
containing two rooms will be put up
at once aud be ready for the fall sos.
sion. Thus the plethoric condition
of our public schools is relieved.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31
10TH stNl,AgE!Ai STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
Bank Of HoPkinsvi|e'
JUNE 80, 1888.


J. E. MCPHERSON, CASHIER.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me this July
end, 1855 j. T.. BRADEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC &. Z.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31

The House has passed bill appro-
priating 100000 for a marine hospit-
al at Evansville.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-07-31
JIARIIITIEs ;

W. L. TRICE, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this July
lad, 1888. IRA l.. SMITH,
Notary Public c. C..
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

All tho work In each of these branches Is piece
work. and employment Is steady the year round In
Bunap's factory tho employees labor about fhy-hve
hours a week, taking tho Saturday halfholday, while
tloss In England work from sixty to sevonty-two
hours a week.
A great many OF Mr. Dunlap's workmen are Eng
lshmen who have been In this country from three to
ten years They remember how they had to live on
such wages they could In tho old country,
and being an Intelligent class of men, for them
selves tha tho advantages they enjoy here arc wholly
due to the protective tariff For this reason, they
say, they organizing to support the Republican
ticket.
Mr.. Dunlap himself voted for Mr.. Cleveland In tho
last campaign. but will not do so this year He
said yesterday IL have never asked or directed my
employees to vote as l did, to take their political
cne from mo I'm any way. A report to the contrary
that has been circulated in some Of tho Mugwump
rapors Is entirely false. have not much to say ex-
cert that firm believer in the Amer can pro-
tectlvc system, and 10 do all can In It's sup
port II Is labor question. pure and simple. win
free trade. American workmcn would have to work
fOr" sd, pro- ahor even " IL corsumcr has al-
parcntly to pay a little here than In Europe
limos of goods For, after all tho laborinS
is the largest consumer. aud what advantage 10
him cheap goods If ho can't earn the money 10
buy them. lie can earn IL under the present system:
therefore say, main ain the system. Harrison and
Morton sure to be elected"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
and will hold regular meeting, every wednesday night

and win hold regular meetings every wednesday night
until the close OF the campaign. -
The rooms Of the Young Mems Republican cluo' az
No ei Jackson.ave., Jersey Cny, were opened 'as'
evening and tho names those who desire 70 JON tue
newly organized battery were taken IL Is prcposed 70
have 600 uniformed members In the battery.
The Union County Republican League VIII DC ano'escu
tonight by Mr Il. y. Sch0onmakcr, OF flhnheiu
The Republicans Elizabeth have three handsome pai
ners which VIII be swung AZ an early DATE Ih"fc Will
be q big demonstration the occasion.
judge Wheeler Of Red Bank, who recently gave MS
illustrated talk on Protection to large audience oil "orA
Ingmen In Elizabeth aroused such an Interest that
larger hail has engaged and by an earnest request
hc has consented speak again on wednesday evening
Canasota, y. Y. Aug. "a spccfai).-The kepuo'ican
Club this village held enthusiastic mceuns on 1u-s
day night Congressman Milton Delano OF the AA'ith
Assembly District, who lives here gave taik on Ihe
arln question, showing tan reduction wouih ennc'
wages ln this country Other speeches were maze oy
Ccon Tundcur, glass manufacturer; Evans Demo
crat who Will vote for Harrison and Morton ana A. b.
Humphicy a PrOhbiuOulst. who VIII support the ssIo
ticket largo Republican banner Will be hung to the
breeze IN fcw days. Young Mems Republican Ciuo
has been organized with thitiyhve mcmbss The glass
workers are organize Wndow-0lass WORKERS
Protective Tariff Club"
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
DEMOCRATS ON A GOOD PLATFORM.


i. l.. KDNhMOkE AMI OIHlsHS NOMG ObI run
HARRISON, MORTON AND PROTECTION.
The Rcpubi'cass Of Mamaroncck, Rye Neck and
neighborng towns made a great rally az Mauaroncck
on Thursday evening to ratlfy the nominations Of
Harrison and Morton fine banner was raised, and
as a number OF Old-timc and prominent Democrats
took seats the platform, the great assemblage be
came wild In IT'S demonstrations. Daniel p Taylor
Of Mamaroneck called 10 the chair and goodly
number Of vice charmen chosen, embracing some
OF The bcst-known Republicans and several of the
influential democrats of Mamaroneck and Rye
Among The vce-chairmen are Joseph Park, of the
firm Of Park & Tford Thomas l.. Rushm0rc, ]. a.
Bostwck Of the Standard OIL Company; Alexander
Taylor, sr., Alexander Taylor jr, Reuben Brewer
cashier of the Bank OF Mamaroncck; A NJ. Wocrmer
Bradford Rhodes, John +. Hegeman, Joseph H. Nc
Loushn and others. w. f. Ma'on member of Con-
gross from the Chicago district OF Illinois, delivered
eloquent address.
Thomas l.. Rushmore, the wcllknOwn dry goods
merchant, of No III Duancst. who voted for Clevc-
ticket this year, because he is believer In the prn
clplc OF protection embodied In the American tariff
laws. In conversation with a Tribune reporter yes
ielday Mr.. Rushmore said " | don't who knows
that am going TO vote for Harrison and Morton.
have known Mr. Morton pc sonaly for thirty five
years, and think him good specimen OF an Amer
lean as the country has produced ! don't know Mr.
all that Ii good and upright and that he Is man
possessed OF vigorous mind and honest character.
know can't 60 wrong In voting for such men a.
the Republican candidates and am equally certain
that fsvors free trade anything approaching It for
this country
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.
THE STATE of TR1DE

FIonr strong higher street supsr
3sSSs v " Nm. ssts. o 90 Erra 10 s
DO raoa. g 90 pc,:D,eo F,gy - Is DO % saps
srsas r9a 70 SO winter lied 'Do, ssssa7o' 40
and steady; White 57sSsc feiiow ScS'7e Western
SSsUtsmb.P SSs1s sas.Ssac .SsaSes oas a@Ist Sat
S% S'T sS ya Rs .'sssn @
Pm. 5agss H :''y ope p%1 snS q esSs
wsss port as Is Buxmes. shoulders and csar RS
Sides packed ssa9go sscos1shouldsrs &c ciea- hls
Eide. % M.: c9oaSSy sus
arm; I7@I7s1 Petroisnm guiot tefned 7'se Cofes
n.%er oansr He T.ss @ rm AZ i5sl5 w6key a s
81 26asi 2s. FreIshs - Liveroool per steamer nrm;
cqSn 900 DS Wheat 10000 bush. cors 500 eas
900 bush Rye 500 bush 5 Ion xs3o
600 bush
BUFFALO August 24.-wheat-No. Hard IN good de-
81 o3ic and sS bush 81 O2ac closing a. 81 otsc'
bush OF No Northern sold at q % c 10 OOg Dusa
.odat Winter Ncs wse. a. mss ..'Ps Rs;
OF d9so; Nj ling White 9sc Corn strong md higher No
Yssw S1S22'S 6as. treasy demand good
old 80 white at lgc Now 10 White at 50 13ee No
Mixed old 3sc and New at 3Sc on track aitse ea urn
Patonts IS 6oess 25: Best Winter g e5@t 90 Corn
Wheat 4 &c; Corn 4',c. Receipts1Flonr 2o0og be,.
bush Corn $4,000 BUSH Oats 30 000 ous- Rye d90oo
bush Canal shipmentswheat 2l3OoO bush Corn 10000
busrL
BOSTON, August 2L-Four is Strengthening. but trade
docs not respond and business Is l1iet corn nominal
Choice shorts quiet and seaiy. Provisions UNCHANGED
Blnter-Fne.t grades firms lower grades duh and On.
EHtrss aoe Mchsan Extras Il ia Sc Receipts Ploqr
200 bb and 5000 sacks Corn $1,000 BUSH oats $4,000
bush Shorts 54 tons
CurcAGo Auxu,t 24-Ths leaiing fnt1res ranged Is
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
THE IRISH FOR HARRISON.
uarEY LEAVE THE INDIANA DEMOCRACY.
a uoNyvIcAxr DEMONSTRATION IN INDIANAPOLIS.
tpv xEAsoRAPa TO TIE Tribune.

tpv xsLxoRAfa TIE TRIBUNE.
indianapolis, Aug. Cd (SpcciaD.-An Irish-Amcnca"
potecton Club, composed of Irtshmen who have hec
teSors voted tho Democratic ticket has been organized
n the ctr. Tho membership at the first meeting heio
this evening" represented over half the wards I'D
Indianapolis. Speeches were made by PairieK A.
Ward, p J. Coman, Patrick Killen and Edward No'""'
Much enthusiasm was manifested. particularly when
Nr Ktllen, young man. urged his counrymen 10 bear
in mind that Englands dilemma Is their opportunity
In the course of bis speech he said:
al sincerely believe there never has bcen man
before the country more deserving Of the friendship
and support Of tho Irish voters than General Har-
rison. know him personally has been my pleasure
to Introduce visiting Irishmcn him. and know that
he has the greatest regard and friendship for our race
have seen him stand upon tho rostrum in this city,
stx months before the Chicago Convention, shaking
hands with Esmond and OConnor, and havc heard him
say u would rather be OBricn in the Tullamorc JAN
than pAlfour In his English CASTLE ! am proud OF
tho fact that our city has such ard that he Is
tho candidate for the Presidency. believe that thers
are many Irishmcn all the country who will 30
up quietly to the polls and vote for him."
When General Harrison returns homo he will find
swsiting him calendar fun ef appointments for The
peception Of visiting delegations beginning with the
day Of hts arrival and continuing up within short
time OF the election. Upon his there will be
great demonstration in his honor by the citizens OF
Indianapolis. In the mail to-day there were applica-
fions for tho appointment Of dates when delegations
soldiers In Kansas, and another comes from the IRISH
American league Of Chicago. The mail has grcatly
Sm,n'shca In volume since the Generals dc1s~Ted
hk cast OF General Herrison's head for Tho Union
League Club of NcwYoriI 1t IS pronounced by init
Of work
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

An enthusiastic meeting u the Young Harrison and
Morton Legion held at No. 375 Eighthst on Thurs
DAY evening A speech made by c. A. GOldey
w olIn Bourne. Harrison man OF 40 also addessed
the many members present One hundred dollars
raised for banner, with $50 promised TO celebrate the
occasion. The moeng broke up with three rousing
cheers for the Republican candidates.
second Republican banner was unfurled In YonEers
Thursday evening In Waverly place. section Of the city
occupied largely by workingmen The enthusiasm was
intense. strong speech mode by John Brennan, OF
Sioux City, Iowa, listened to sttentiyely receiving
frequent rounds Of applause The various clubs paaaed
and along the line Of march the houses profusely
decorated and brilliantly Illuminated.
The colored Of Mount Vernon and vicinity will
meet at the Republican CLUB headquarters in the Dear
born Building F0urlhave., tonight 10 organize
Harrison and Morton and Protection TO Labor Club.
F. Hampton White president Of the XIth Assembly Dis
'e de'6ae of this ey y VII sfdSssS the mseng
rison and Morton ratification meeting at the Fifth
Avenue Hall, Mount Vernon, last night
A meeting held Monday az No. 4s3 Flrstayc,
organize East Side Harrison and Morton Club
A. w Kline elected temporary chairman, and
william j. Richards, temporary secretary. The nrst
uar meeting this club Will be held the above number
tonight All those in favor Of protection 10 American
industry viii be welcomed.
An irish Democratic heoer said yesterday TO fellow
countryman who wearing Republican button :
What right have you to wear that You're not ct
zen" / knew more OF and had more respect for the
dignity Of American citizenship" was the reply even
before left Ireland than II you were to remain here
all your life"
NJ J. Lawless. OF Marceus Falls N " reports to the
headouarters Of the Irish American AntCieveland and
Protective League he is organizing branch OF that
organization and making good headwny.
Philip J. McGra who is Acting Master Workman OF
District Assembly NO 90, is organizing for the Wpuo
Dcan ticket IN Kings County under the auspices OF he
Irish American AntClevelaRd and Protective League
Cheshire enjoys the honor Of having raised the nfst
Harrison wigwam In Southern Connecticut
The organization Of the Harrison and Morton cluD'
which started week In the Globe Hotel GrecnVe
n j., completed wednesday night Fifty new names
were enrolled and the following officers elected j. T.
Spengemsn president; f. r. Brown, vicepesident; j. H.
Jansen. secretary; Charles Young, treasurer; Fred Bis
chOG r sergeant The club will raise banner
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
OPENING TIE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

Dresden, Ohio, Aug. "a (srecIaD-Thc Republican
State campaign formally opened here yesterday
the leading event being the dedication Of the big ball.
twenty-efght feet in circumference built by ths Har
rson and Morton Club. Tho railroads poured In thou
sands Of enthusiastic Republicans from the surround
Ing towns, GAINESVILLE alone sending five clubs and
nearly 900 men. The street parade was over milo
in length and was headed by the rolling ball. AL
though the amphithcaiIe in which tho meeting was
held had been provided with seats for 1900, over
flow meeting was held outside. DR.. Edward Cass
was chairman Of the meeting, and General William al.
Gibson made the leading speech. By comparison Cen
eral Gibson showed the giea reduction that had been
made in the price Of various articles since the tariff
imposed In 1861, and instanced the steel rail in
dustry, the price Of rails having fallen from 500
S32 since 1865 when tariff Of S2e per ton first
imposed In closing he paid an eloquent tribute to
General Harrison Other speech were made by
Captain Lybargcr, candidate for Congress- and Colonel
Gibert d. MunsOn, OF Zsnesville.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Cincinnati, Aug. 24-John A. Caldwell, Judge OF
the Police Court nominated for Congress yester
DAY by the Republican Convention of the Id Ohio
District
Cincinnati. Aug "a" The CommeTla-"aze'te
Charleston W. Va dispatch says that the Republ-
cans Of the lid District nominated j. II. McGinnis
for Congress.
Salt Lake, Utah, Aug 24.-The Territorial Demo
cratic Convention at Boise City, Idaho, YESTERDAY
nominated James G. Hawlcy for delegate 10 congress
Re,videre n J. Aug 24--George Lamont, Of Bound
Rrook was Domn ated for Congress by the PohibuOn-
fists Of the IYth District yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
OIL MARKETS.

CITY. PcnD Aug. 2i-NatinnN Transit Certlnclts,
opened 81 ,. highest S7s.: lowest s74 closed. 81 -
Sales 100000 barrels clearance. 232GV0D barrels;
bbA
PiTTsBURG. Penn. Aug. 2i-Pctrolern closed firm;
National Transit certificates opened al 572 closed Al %
highest S7is lowest, S7S
BRADFORD Penn. Aug 2i -Natora Transit Certincatss
opened AZ sISs closed at 81 highest S7a lowest ~;
ceaIances. 11SOOO bbls.
TrUsym,E Penn Aug ~ National Transit Certificates
opened st III highest b7 lowest. o7si closeG b7i7
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
MAYOR HEWITT ON TIE AMERICAN PARTY

Baltimore, Aug 24-Mayor Hewitt, In a letter to
Leonard Wales, OF Baltimore, by whom he was noml-
mated at tho recent Convention of the American party
says:
IL you had consulted mo should have asked you to
frain using nay name lnasmuch do not consider
the present propious for the organization OF indie
pendent party my dispatch to the chairman stated
distinctly thought the Issue in this campaign
REFORM" and do not think that any other Qucs-
ton would chance OF serious consideration by the
people. The time will however when the question
OF Rule Will have be settled and have doubt
that It Will be settled In favor Of the doctrine that
America should be governed by Americans" have no
political aspirations whatever and feel that already
old be considered possibility in 1892 In the
meantime hope there will be healthy growth Of public
sentiment, aud that will be possible carry the
Government without the institution OF special party de-
signed 10 vndcate single proposition; but, il necessary,
i should feel disturbed If single issue were thus
presented % people.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
WOOL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA Aug 2i.-wooi market firm at quotations
stocks light. 'hiO. PenDsvlvania West Virginia
above 2963ic; X 2s95oc: Medium. 9393io esarse
Of and Xxx. 2GH27ci medium J3G339ci coarse. 52d33o
Washed combins and de sins-Fine washed deAlna and
Xxx 82433c. medium. washed. consng amt Gralne 80 a
35c washed eombing and deain" - a3Jc Canada
washed o0bng 81 dJ6c tub washed choice 81 1885, fair
b G37c coarse, 30 &c Medium uwasheh combing and
deane 27a2Sc do 25N.7c. Bright unwashoh
ciothtag. fine y and NX. lsa2Ic; mediun. 25a97c
coarse .5127c earthly uawashsd clothing IA 7ci
medium l7I2Oc coarse. lSd92r. Eastern Oregon Ene
l0sl!, ilum. q" 1905 coarse. l7a2oG VeeY Oregon.
Ane. Is zoe. medium "a d2Cr. 22433c New
Mexican ani Colorado hDe. l2albc. medium. IL sl5o
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

u,lcrs, rcctincrs and Wholesale liquor dealers In the
Internal Revenue Office here has been discharged ana
replaced by Democrat W. l. White heaS eiorh,
has also stopped out The Democrats now occupy aii
the places In the Office except one.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

St. Louis, Aug. 24.-The Democratic State Conven
ton at jefferson City yesterday finished the State
ticket The nominees are:
ysr Governor-DAvID' r. FRANCIS. present Mayor OF
St. Louis
Lieutenant sntGOvernor-STEPHEN ii. CLAYCONB.
of Jasper County.
Secretary OF stste-ALExANDER LEsUEUR
Autltor-J. NJ SEIBERTS
Tressurer-E. T. holland.
Attorney. Genersi-JOHN NJ. WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
FOR HARRISON AND PROTECTION.

Denver, Col, Aug "a Special. Robert schradcr,
enc OF Denvers most prominent and wealthsst real
estate dealers, and until few weeks ago one Of the
tosdng men In the Democratic party Of this State,
mas come out In active support Of the Republican
ticket giving as his reason that he Is In faVof OF pro-
focting America from foreign Intrusion.
A CLEAN DEMOCRATIC SWEEP IN THAT OFFICE.
Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. "a (Specia).-Deputy Collector
James N Macarthur. who has had supervision OF dis
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
A HAT MANUFACTURERS CHANGE.

UONbhl- NOlfs FVIt Oh]f@' f1@TfT'@ @"'
ss4, BUT WILL NOT THIS TIME-H1s REA-
SONS
While member Of Of the largest hat manu-
featuring firms in London was on visit here recently,
tho weehly payroll OF Robert DunlapS hat factory
was shown TO him. The figures represented about
the average from year to year, but the English manu-
facturcr was asounded at the rate OF wages earned
by the hat makers in this country. Mr. Dunlaps
bookkccpcr asked him to set down In blank column
the weekly wages paid by him for the different kinds
Of work in hat making and the figures stood as fol-
lows.