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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17
real RSTAYR ACENCY|
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent q
IRELAND, = IND.


The following Real Estate for sale:
10 aeres * miles east or Hantingbrg. - n
timber balance tn cultivation % acres 70 meadow
Is s ser:s mile sssss q Hunsinsbsrs . sores y
sss "s 4 go: 'Pa les: -; =:
acre; half down; balance On easy terms
House and swo lots q nunungburg. too rooms and
cellar good lots on Jackson street. Price ~; hah
down; easy terms for balan-s.
ssrm oflls seres. one mile south q Ireland and
Hour miles west Of Jssper about . scsss 70 cutve-
|en. some 80 lana some good sinoer land very rch
|good frame house and los stsbis very good farn.
Price ~ per acre; terms easy
1907 acres ~ miles west Of ireland Is acres cleared
balance In good timber poplar. white snd blsck ssh
lone o. The best - in Dubois counsy lsys vsy
Ipsy ior Il; pisssy efvsssr; nils u new = -; log
house and log stable. 90 per acs. half down, bal
Isncs in one and too years sss per cent.
re- v : .ss s y; 70 ~: :
s@. good ifans house With Or sSeons. sssd sssSis
s:s . CO . 1ss1 sy .
IL good cheap farm.
80 scres. * miles sorsh.wsst o. ireland. : nile
sss e Sc
STORY fFsme house. log barn. orchards. plenty 81
Ter : splendid farm ana coed ssshbsrkeed. - ps
sssk srrss sbeus 100 serss - cultivation. too vi
houses orchard. plenty o. good water. land rolling.
miles q ireland - Per aers. good cheap isrn
terms very easy.
i n acres. - cleared and IN cultivation. ~ 10 go,
white ok timber. good barn almost nsv, goe1 hcus
sIlog and frame. two hsh ponds. good orcoaSd land
|!gocd state Of cultivation end lays very we'll. nile
west n Ireland. Price osooo; terms easy. splsn
laid grain and stock farm very desirable.
u 10 acrss about - acres cleared GOOD itsns hoes
land COED frame barn. ecod orchard, osA poot.
|good little farm. * miles from DWELL an1 nile
west ofirsland. Us per acre; terms easy.
d ~ acrss On white river. miles north o. 0twel!
10 IN bottom. balance HIM. ~ acres - dead
lining. - acres ~ GOOD poplar END white OAK uuoes
snough timber 70 than half psy for Sarm, go
frame house. feed lots asd plsaty. q living water
IA very good farm. - pr acre; terms essy.
- aerss - cleared balance n timber. foo
!. rsw Srams house. good new frans house, sese sooo
ecse barr coct yeuss ersssrs Plenty g 80: ss
soms q sSs farm stis worn. miles wsss q JsspsI
ooa public road, spIsndId stock and grain farm fre
vlo1o PER sers; hafdown and easy tsrns - Lalascs
M n0uogs AND LOTS. PoRTEnsv1LLg.
n ROOD frame dwelling snd store hosse, both alnss
new, scrs % l.sd, gesd isncief sed ylsnty q RE-
.io~s. Pike 90; ssrns sssy; very desirable prog
sIsrty.
9 Dwelling. Sers ssrs house. ssd : lots q Porter
he Ma snd g =, god cssnlsrs sn1 shelving,
sct svsrytSine N GOD shape an1 one x ~ best III
lee q Southern Indans for store. rich farmis
|cosnssy ~ around GOD church asd school and -
e|psople rvice otloo; oooO cash. and bsisncs % =
e|snd twelve mensha. god chance for some 80
} +. g.: . 5;i;s 8. is: ssss'
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NOTICE To ALL!

NECESSITIES Of business compel me
- 10 collect what % due me, therefore
I'll pessons Who arc Indebted 20 me are
poli6ed 10 call and settle BY MARCH
Lei, 1858, Or their accounts will b placed
~ omcers' hands for collection. II you
caa't ply cash. bring produce Or give
your notes, - ! an compelled 70 settle
BARGAINS In GOODS!
From now till March Let. I win o6sl
purchaser extra bafgains, for cash O
|produce, 10 the best Or Dry Goods, Gro
|cesIss and notions. q my store IN Por
|tsrsvilIs. Cone and get : bargain.
JOHN MEME.
Feb. "a. 1855 ~.
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ny virtue Of : certifed copy Of de-
- cree % me directed from the Clerk
or the Dubois Circuit Court, ID . cause
wherein Philip 6seIncrt - plaintiff. and
Bruno Bueitner. Eruestine Buettner. Of
e., ere defendants. requiring me 70
make tho sum % money therein mem
toned. with interest on said decree and
costs, ] viii expose q public sale TO the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 25rH Oar o. FEB.
RUARY =. d. 1885.
between the hours of 10 o'clock :. ~
and : o'clock p M, Of said day, q thu
door of the Court House u the town q
Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, the rent'
and profits for : term not exceeding
seven years OF The following Real Eetate
|sIsualed 10 Dubois county, to-wits
The southeast quarter Of the north
|easl quarter Of section No. ewentysf0uI
|(2ll. % township No. 81 south, rangl
No. four ~ west, contaiOiug 20 acrss.
II such rents end prolts will not sel
Tor sulIlcIent sum 20 safety said decree
Interest and costs, will, q tho oom'
lllmo and place, expose % public sale tb'
l(so olmple of oaid real estate, Or % mucl
Thereof - may b su6lcjent 10 diocharg'
lsaid Decree Interest and costs.
| Said ealo will b made without any -
|llss whatever from valuation Or eppraise
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
sheriff o. Dubois County.
JOHw L. BmKSs. ATTY Tor Pr6.
Feb. ID, looo -3w. (pI oo.J
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Notice o. ApplicatlOn for Liquor

H10ucI q bsreby given 70 he eitisess o. Jasper
IN 80 nsiaovtdgs sounship. Dubois county. Indiana
CosnS cenmissones % DsbcIs eounty q thsir Marcel
sarn a. un1er he prov1sions 81 Act entitled IA
~ ,s.ssss.. ,s.s' " ,,ss ~ sscs
~ " charRld b cities aud towns and % repeal 81
1snss Isvs requesting ths saIe q inssxcasisG iqsess
"a ~. ss.,,ssc.s N ~ ~ srsscrsss. .sSsifis
~ ~ viclson thsreo an6 declaring eneFgency,
pease6 ~ ~ Legslsfurs u Indiana, q ms, Sor
icease . ell spirituous. ed malt liquors. 4
quantities Hes skaa quart a. sine Be drank d
Dgenises. ~ tsrn u ysv. he precise Location
shee he desires q cell u 10 h,uss stuaes6 md bein
original nsp plat III he town - Jsspes. Dainbsdg
eswnsnlp, Duoo1s county. Indiana -
- - 49,
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N1OTfCE i hereby given that the m
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
uluissralOv, with will annexed. OF the
estsse Of John RoeIle. late Of Dubois
county, Indiana, deceased. The estate
II solvent.
AxTHoxy KRAus, Admr.
TRAvLoR = HUxTER, Ast'ys.
Feb & l088-3W.
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oID. H. Patty, prominent nuTsery-
man IN Geneva, n. r., has written us IN.
quiring where he can get few good re-
Iiable men 70 solicit orders. He wishes
men 10 canvass and take orders for trees.
shrubs and vines for Fall delivery and
promises steady employ ment to good
salssmen. IL any Of our rsaders desirs
3 good position. W would advise them
20 write to Mr.. Patty for full particulars.
Address with reference
D. II. PATTY, NURsERYNAx.
sl-6t- GENEvA. N. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

Cures Piles, salt Thoum. letter, burns,
scalds. sores. wounds, infsnt's sores and
chs6ng. sose nipples and erupsions Of
the skin. Sufferers with caiarsh will
6nd this IN Invaluable remedy and GER
tain cure- PIeasant 70 nee and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Price IS cents
par box. Feb. 3. 1oo8.-lv.
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Proceedings Or the Town Trustees
The Beard o. Trustees net FEB. l3lh,
and tsansscted The following busfnees:
ALLOWANCES.
John Kuebler, blscksnithing. 3 400
Friedman. echsisich = Co.,
lamp posts, kc-, 400
y Gulswsiles. salary: SOD
=. ,. Jutt eaIary - Clerk for
- moot0os o0.14
Ordered by the Beard, that Levi
Mitchell furnish I barrel % WsterWhite
oil q III ceols gallon, and IS cents for
delivering @ The Clerk.
Ordered b.. the Board that Joe. Jochim
- employed q ~ pr mosth Soe light
Ing street. Do0pe.
Cones nov Jos. Egg and prsssuts the
collection made b he citissns Ser sssssl
lamps = follow:
DoDstsd casb, el7sO0
PAID 70 J. Mshringsr Tor
street Tampa t1lo.oG
Paid for freight, ls.oC
eliza 81
A. ordInascs Wos adopted o punlsl
|intev|esing With The street lsmps, Whle1
win - 6ooad q another columns.
The Beard then odjougned.
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4 6llli IIVn q MY M!
0Hs the Loss Of


4 Lsseuse - Ne Natures Jssasm.s1,ss aSesa
Radical cure of0pevmatcrshUa, " ineepse'ys
- excess % early isdsscreticn by
QoOg0T ]. ouLvgRWgll, -. =.
ne world renowned suthor, IN this edniravs, n,
lturs clearly proves from bic own sxpersnes ~,asiy
avfut consequsnces 81 early error ney y ~srssin
ma sacciusI. 81 vhlch every sudsres. ~ msS ~.
| ka eundllioo may Be. 30 cure himself esssp"'
'''sx ~! rs $500. ~ prove ssss . ssss's'''
SsSs vr1sr seal 10 plain envelope. - ssy sn1,sss
= TH fif' EuiItiv1HSSv%fIE IBDtCAL e. \,
q 1na 81. Hsw Horh, =. r., rsss cnes o. n
Jsns -. iSrA.y
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MAT. ECKERT,
Dealer In Goal

Il now ready to deliver the BEST
COAL mined 10 Southern Indiana,
from HE mine three-quarters Of
mile Northwest Of Jasper. AIower
vein than either Of the other minss
ere working.
Orders left at the Store Of NJ a /.
Sermerahcim y Co. will re9eisc
Prompt attention. sSep:9' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
POLES AND WIRES THAT MUST GO.

General Newton yesterday referred to Surerin-
tcndent Richardson, OF the Burcau of Membranes,
a communication from Theodore Moss, secretary OF
the Board of Electrical Control addressed TO the De-
partment of Public Works, giving notice OF the cx-
istence of eight dead poles In Eleventh, Twelfth
and Twentieth sts., owned by the Brush Electric
Illuminating Company lin> OF dcad' poles cX-
tending from Seventh-st. to HoustOn-st and Avenue
{, owned by the United States Illuminating company
and similar incumLranccs7 in Twenty sccondst, tho
property of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany. The owners had been told by tho Board Ok
Electrical Control on Juno 81 TO remove these poles,
but no attention had boon paid to the notice, Mr.
Moss wrote.
surenn endent Richardson under General Newtons
direction took tho matter I'm hand yesterday and gavo
the regular fortycight hours noiicc TO the several
companies named TO remove the poles. II at the
expiration of that time the owncs neglect to take
action Superintendent Richardson said that no should
have tho membranes Immediately renewed. BE-
sides he added, shall undertake to make the own
cTs pay the cost OF removal
This Is the first action of tho Kind taken by the
Department OF Public Works and the Bureau OF IN.
cumbranccs in response 10 requests By tie board OF
Electrical Control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
LOCAL APPRAISERS IN SECRET SESSION.

The conference Of local appraisers got I'm working
order yesterday and began the consideration Of the
duties various articles OF commerce that are Lot
manufactured here Tho sitting was private and
United States Appraiser McMuen said that the dc
cslons arrived at would not be made known until the
secretary Of the conference had submitted his report
to tho Treasury Department. Dry goods importers
are interested in the report that tho sitchcount'
basis for appralsng cmbroidercs IS to be abandoned
by the Custom House authorities. II IS also reported
that among other things TO come up for consideration
that OF uniform tests Of sugar at all places OF I'm
portatOn. ANY decision arrived at may may not
&c adopted by the Treasury Department. conclusions
these conferences merely suggestions for the
better working Of tho department There are repre-
scntativcs present from eight different elites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
LIFE INSURANCE MEN ~ COUNCIL.
DISCUSSING THE EVIL OF DIscoUNrING TIE
FIRST YEARS PREMIUM AS REBATE

DISCUSSING THE EVIL OF DIsCoUNT1NG TIE
FIRST YEARS PREMIUM AS REBATE
The officers OF about twenty leading life Insurance
companies met at tho Borecl Building at ii a. m.
Yesterday TO discuss what is known as the rebate
eylls I'm the life insurance business. For NUMBER
Of years competition in life insurance has taken the
form OF dlscouniing tho first years premiums 10 mo
great Generalization OF the agents business. inc
object of Yesterdays conference was to f. muato an
agreement which tho companies can unto 10 stop
this practice The companies represented at the
meeting were as follows: Aetna. J. C. Webster;
berkshire, j. W. Hull Brooklyn, D. Parks facker'
Connecticut Mutual. Jacob l.. Greene; Connecticut
General T. W. Russell, Equitable Henry h. liydo
and ]. ". Alexander; Manhattan j. l., llalscy
Mutual. Robert Scwell Massachusetts Mutual. John
A. Hall; Nation Life. J. I. Phelps: Provident savings,
Sheppard Romans; Provdcnt Life and Trust, S. X.
ShIpley and Joseph Ashbrook; Phoenix Mutual, A. C.
Goodman: State Mutual A. G.. Bullock; Union Mutual,
John L. DE witt: Union Central. j. NJ. Pattson;
United States. g. W. Durford and W. I. standen and
Vermont, W. H. Hart
Colonel Jacob L. Greene OF Hartford, was elected
chairman and D. Parks Facklcr of this city, was ap-
pointed secretary. After prolonged discussion
resolution passed nstructng tho chair to appoint
a committee Of seven TO prepare a form OF compact
and report at later meeting TO be held probably IN
September At Yesterdays gathering ABOUT
$4,000 900 q lifo insurance assets was represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
JERSEY CITY.

County Physician Converse was Informed yesterday
Of the death of John Schuharit, old man who kept
a beer shop at No. GEO Newarhave. lie found evi
dcnce of violence on the body Schuhardts two sons
say they have learned that their father had some
trouble with pedler, and the peder gave him Sc
vere beating.
Walter d. Spencer the clever young swindlcr who
secured large amount of money from lawyers in
different parts of the State by engaging them to attend
to the business of NewYork mercantile agency,
which he said that he represen ted, pleaded guilty In
tho Special Sessions yesterday two charges and was
rcmanded until Friday for sentence.
Patrick Corey, the murderer of Agnes Smith, is
slowly recovering at the City Hospital, and is now
thought out OF danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

Steamer Guy Colin (Br) - Rio Marina Juno 49, GbraI-
steamer Po%o1s sr eso: Msstsso Man.
DAYS. with mdsoto Vessels & Co Arrived aths Barss
Ocean IBID Apni.on sasn, days. With sugar 70
| rived at the Bar at 3 3oam; o,. ia,
fruit to Il Dnmois Arrived at the bar at . N.
Steamer Neworleans, Iasey, New.orleans edayh with
Steamer Xacooehse ars savannah days. with mdss ana
Bsnstacsr Wilmington days with ud's
anDhs5, M.-' and Norfolk
ult Stream Bear Philadelphia 70 WIN Cyde
steamer Amos Barstow. corwin Providence
At City Island. wind light swi fair.
CLEARED
steamer city OF Rome B Young Liverpool via Queens,
town-Henderson Bros -
Fw VIE" Hurst i,t'' ''''' '''''-'
steamer Celtic tBr. Irving. liverpool via ouse'''swn
steamer Aier (Gsr) ChristoHers via southamp,
steamer Ocean Cder Schmidt BFsmenwM BCss:s:s ETC.,,
Steamer Noordand Belg), Nickels Virgin
steamer Barracuda (Br Hubbard. windward Islands
Steamer Hil,a (Br) Mcknight st Mare GOnaivss. &c,
Steamer gull stream Charleston and Fernandina-wmR
steamer Richmond Jenn.y Newport News and Yves,
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. DILLINGHAM;. Batm0re-BN
steamer Winter Hallett. Bo'sSnnM pimoca
Shin Eve,ham Abbey tBrb Tro'v' Cslcu'sA-'efa'a -
Bark Emilia (ItaD Rooonnicch. Marseles-Funeh. Edys
& Co. ,c-
BARK Robert Move. Peterson. PonLa-Pitre-H Irows
O Bri joan McDsrmot Davis, Rosario. ARJohn Norton
Sons
SAILED.
Steamers wyomine. for liverpool; PolariA Hameursi
ChattahoOchee. savannah Guyandotos
New port News Richmond Vast POINT Va.
Shin Landseer. for sydney. NSW.
BARK Abyssnia, for Bristol
Also sailed--via Long Island Sound-Steamers Hern0
Winter and W.Kesbarre. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
ouRExsrewx. July 9-Arrved steamer City OF Chicago
(r watkins SewYorS Tune 30 on her TO LIVER
pool land proceeded. 80. 90 ~,
er from 80 her 10 Bremen and pro-
sailed steamer Fulda tGer Kingk from Bremen hence
for New.iOrk. -,
AxrwERP Juy s-ArrIved. steamer Jan Brsydel Bels,.
Mevei iron New YORK. - -. -
PALERMO July 9-saec steamer Aless tFrl. valAt for
NArLKs July 7-saied Alexandria tBr). PERT for
New.Iork.
BAHIA July s-Arrved steamer Catauia toer,. Franek.
SewYork.
MASAos jay s-sailed steamer Ambrose (Brl Bison.
NewIork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

Frank R,issak of this city IS living with his family
in his cottage al East Red Bank, ~ j., for the
son. On Monday morning about l O'Clock thieves
entered the front window by cutting away the wood
work around the fastening They secured about
$3.50 worth OF silvcrware, and would have mado
larger haul had they not been frightened away by
OF the ladies in the house. No clcw TO the rob
bcrs has been obtained. Mr. Russak said to
Tribune reporter yesterday that It not the loss
of his silvcrwarc which disturbed him. but the fact
that the police not hand at tho time Of tho
robbery, and had not been to the place yes
tcrday morning. Such negligence on the Iar Of tho
police rendered all the property In the ncghborhOod
Insecure. The fact that several rObherics have
CURED in this neighborhoOd within shor; time seems
10 give emphasis 10 this opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
BROOKLYN.

Pear Admiral Gherardi, cOmmandant OF tho Navy
Yard is confined 10 his home with an Ill attack which
he had on Sunday night He expects to bc out IN a
few days.
Mayor Chaplin failed to appear yesterday at the
meeting appointed By law at noon for tho Mayor,
Controller and Auditor to appoint four Police Justices,
and the Controller and Auditor adjourned the meeting
until Friday at II a. m. Tho Mayor was at his Office
an hour later and gave reason for his non appear
ancc az the meeting. lie said, however, that he
did not suppose thcro would have been agreement
about the appointments. II Is believed that he desires
the rcappointment OF T. s. Massey and HIS associates
do not.
An inquest yesterday showed that Mrs. Sarah
O'Nel OF 30. III Kentst., whose husband was ac-
cuscd OF causing her DEATH died from natural causes
Police Commissioner Bell yesterday transferred
Inspector Mackcar from the Third to the Fist Dis
trlct Inspector Mclaughlin from tho second TO the
Third District and Inspector Reilly from the First to
the second District.
coroncr's jury found Mrs. Jennie +. Bailey. Mrs.
Susie T.. Ashton. Miss Clara f.. Levine and Charles ~
Granns responsible for the death Of the child of Mrs
bailey who IS in the Sency Hospital suffering tho
effects Of criminal malpractice at the hands OF some
Of hCr friends. They all under arrest for partci
patton in tho crime.
william Chandler. Of No. AZ AinSllcst., arrested
yesterday for threatening 10 shoot his wife, who IS
plaintiff In a suit for limited divorce. lie stopped
the carriage she riding In with her brother in
the Park Sunday and made scene, and has an
noycd her repeatedly Of late.
The evidence OF Mrs. Florence s. Walbridgc in her
suit for separation from her husband was continued
yesterday In the Supreme Court. She gavo many
details of cruel treatment at tho hands of her hus-
band.
The body OF man, age about thirty five, WILL
dressed, having I'm his pockets silver watch 81 S.
In money, card with the name " Jacob Schnamcle'
and slip of paper bearing the address " r. Hubert,
No. 2l5 East louston-st.," found In the water
of Red Hook Point yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
ADy1BAL LICE TRANSFERS HIS FLAG.

The ceremonies attending tho transfer Of Rear
Admiral Luccs flag from the Richmond to the Pensa-
cola at p. m. yesterday were in strict accord with
the regulations. Tho officers Of tie Richmond as
scmlled in full dress uniform on the quarterback and
salutcd as the Admiral went the side. and he
was received in the same manner on tho Pensacola.
As the Admlrals blue lcnnant was run up at the
mizzcn It was sau'cd In proper way and the Admiral
then addressed the differs and to the effect that
he had taLen command He then announced his staff
as follows: Chief Of staff Captain A. II. Yatts;
fleet gurncry officer. Lieutenant John +. Mcics sec
rotary Lieutenant ]. G. C0lwell feet signal officer,
Alexander sharp, Jr
Tho Swatara, which carried General Sheridan from
Washington Nonlult. arrived at the Navy Yard yes
tcrday. She Will 20 the dry dock 10 be examined
and after receiving few minor repairs anu stores,
will 60 10 tie south Atlantic squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
TYING TO BLAcKMAm THEIR EMPLOYER

Josephine Bernard and her sister, Mrs. Celeste
Kane, who were arrested recently al Ncw-BrGhfon
staten Island, charged with attempting TO eX'ort
money from Joaquin sanchez, Superintendent OF tho
Ncw-YorS Lifc Insurance Company. were peroled by
Justice Casey until July Is They thcn went to live
No. 800 East sixtccTth-st. IN this city. Last
week Mr. Sanchez received a letter demanding money
The letter was slg.cd Josephine Bernard Pre-
vous their at Mr. Sanchezs house on Staten
Island tho sister had demanded 5000 from him and
had charged him with the betrayal OF Josephine,
threatening 10 tell Mrs. sanchez II he refused Tho
sisters had been servants in tho house After
Mr.. Sanchez received the Lester last week he took
counsel with Detective Sergeant Heidelberg and a
warrant for the arrest 81 the sisters I'm this city was
proc arcd. Heidelberg locked them up at Police
Headquarters on Monday night and yesterday they
were held I'm $500 bail each FOR examination at tho
IOmbs Police Court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
pOBMIyG 4 "rRUsrn IN COTTON BEGGING.

FORMING 4 TRUST" IN COTTON BEGGING.
The manufacturers and d'a'crs In cotton bagsing
have formed a combination for the pirposs OF con
trolling tho market and putting up the prices. Al
though the association IS not exactly In the nature OF
a trust IT will in all probability have much the same
effect that the sugar combine has among tho lehncs
There are In the United States about thirteen large
establishments where the baSginS Is made for supplying
the planters and packers with covering for the baled
cotton. Al the Offices of tho New England and tho
Brooklyn manufacturers in this city It was stated that
the manufac tuners and dealers refusing To sell
any large amounts OF bagsing until they can regulate
the prices to suit themselves The attitude Of the
combine has caused a great deal of uneasiness
among the cotton I'm the South. and the latter are
endcavor.ng to devise some practicable method 10
arrest tho advance I'm price, and brcaH up corner In
tho market. The consumers who wish to put In a
supply against the approaching busy season may DO
compelled to walt untn lao in August before they
can get their orders filled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
TAMMiyY COMPLAINS TO MIR. MAGOyE

Collector MagOnc returned from his weeks vacation
yesterday and began business BY appointing nine clerks
10 positions IN the customs service at salaries Of
II 900 each. A committee Of Tammany Hall leaders
waited upon him and demanded the removal of
Deputy Collector A. G.. Williams who Is In charge
OF the Public Stores. They stated that the grounds
for his removal his harsh and unfair treatment
Of several clerks In his department and cited the
OF Clerk Thomas +. O'Neil, who removed some
time ago for alleged drunkenness. O'Neil appealed
his case TO Washington and his reinstatement
ordered By Secretary Falrchd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republlcan National Committee, Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Aoucduc. investigation Part II, Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission, Hotel Eberon Long
Branch, 10 a. m.
keenan, Clark case before Court OF Common Pleas
Investigation charges against Century Buldirg IRE
men, Flro Marshal's Office. 10 80 n.
Bedford Farmers Club meeting, Moun' hlseo ai'cr'
Board OF Education meeting, D. m.
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