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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

Mn. FnNpKRicK scorr las made a con,ri-
button Tn tho literature oi conventional
interest, which We publish In another col.
umn. quite ~ valuable NJ any for which
Tns AFrKAL has made plac" II Is ~.
pccially 20. bccausc. While indursiug the
flows Of Mr. ". u. Trczcvant and those
OF TnH ArrE,i, It deals with another
rhas Of the subject, and makes plain the
folly Of ecclesiastical Interference 10 define
the morality Of percentage, aud OF
creditors aud borrowers. Mr. scott
makes plain the supreme folly Of any
form oi canon OF c,yil law 10 define tho
limitations Of financial operations and 70.
strict tho value Of money Among the
many absurd laws hy which the world has
been crippled aud Uiarlcd in H. growth
neither tho Jewish nor tho Christian
church. nor the scho,lman. nor ihc moral.
lists, have given ~ one that is ~ absurd
M that which declares the price
Of money In tho most arbitrary
way 10 be per cent when tho
necessities Of trade make Il often worth
four times that sum. TuE ArrE,l has,
time Andngain, shown that money IL com.
modify, AMI like grain or manufactured
goods, IL worth what Il will bring In thc
open market. And this value Is had
in spite oi restrictive laws Aud thi.
brings ms 10 the subject Of changing N,
rate Of interest In this State. which We find Il
enuroned by constitutional restriction
We cannot. under any circumstances
conventional or otherwise, make a rat,
higher han 10 per cent TnE ArrEAi,
Therefore. modi6os IL suggestion oi Sun
day and proposes that the iniercs, Law b'
amended ~ A. 10 continue 0 per cent n
the lcgNl rate and make the convention
NJ rate any sum that may b
agreed upon above per cent. and moi
more than 10 por cont but Tive agitation
Tor the freedom Of money should DO taken
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

Ga unpaigu shots.


THE small boy turned loose his fire.
crackers.
JuDGs ORvILLE YERGER will keep right
along with his company.
THE next rally, or jollification, may be
arranged tor Friday night next.
SHEI By's affairs, so much OF them as
are involved, may safely he intrusted to
Messrs. McLendon and Williams.
ONLY two more days in which Demo-
Gratis are permitted to canvass the county.
The battle is not won, and the day for rest
is not yet at hand.
MEssRs. ELLIOTT, Young and others whose
alleged likeness adorned one OF the trans
parencies, should institute libel proceed
ings against the artist.
AFTER all the urgent entreaties OF the
press, the committee and those who faith
fully follow the fortunes OF Democracy,
numbers OF Democrats are leaving the
city. Brethren, you might wait until
after Thursday, now only a few days
ahead.
TOMORROW morning TnR APPEAL will
show that the Germans, as whole, have
not bolted to the Republicans in fact, the
bolt will not amount to hill OF beans,
Those who endorsed the Republican ticket
were mainly those familiar to the public "a
Republicans. The Democratic executive
committee will show just how many Ger.
mans do not fall into this little device Of
the enemy.
SOMEBODY is saying that Squire Hughey
has said that he purposes to have fair
election in his district II he has TO knock
down men who try to vote Illegally. The
squire is right in his desire to have fair
election, but il is to be hoped that he will
not forget that as a justice Of the peace he
should be man Of peace. Let the law
and the methods Of the law govern on cleo.
ton day, Squire, but don't resort to VIC
lent methods in your own proper person.
| The weather is too hot, you know.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

4 COMMUNICATIONS by - Farmer" Is a
timely contribution TO the literature Of for
cs,ry. subjcc, in which TnE Atrial has
endeavorcd ior some time 10 awaken an
interest," In the hope that by planting trees
on our residence streets tho people would
thus aid and assist tho good work Of SAM
tary reform for which. thus encouraged.
We shall continue TO labor. - Farmers"
letter Is compact with facts we'll worth ~.
mcmbcrnr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
TARIFF uITH UNAVOIDABLE
PROTECTION.
To The iIilioI u Tho Appcil

10 INC TITInT ~ ThU AVVTl
The venerable editor NJ rs Ntsiri7S tmSrisis IL
sbundsnti satisfied With the Mills Tann ullI and
claims that n i ifamci with tvoiold object. one
tcing ihr attainment 1T TO ruuc thr other iof no.
tcciipn oi infant indusifga II 1, rip,.hins ~
tnoNu that the editor n % we'll p.cascd. slihough
he williully vtu,c, 10 src that the hcmn-t iir
party u nbsoluIr, inlmioal ~ praistian ,hti Inst
party r'n',t' ~ political crime 10 taN unu class
oi riisers iut To- bcncit ~ another cts, 10 takes
portion NJ ilir hnrl earned vasr, ~ The agfrulluf
1T 20 adj 10 the wsgvs ~ ne Manufacturer We
Know OF unuthrt shlisiirlUfI mvihpi ai rlslng the
natural r,unuc rNU'pl BY hnpiu duiics and We
al'o know that u !, Impossible 10 piarc duty on
any especial article II manuia,iurr sithaut In.
cideuisily bcurhting the homo Manufacture Of
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a Good wanting.

TTnTn TNN WnInh WInU'
We warn the Republican managers ihst
u they succeed In getting up q business
scare they will ruin the fall trade and be
held strictly responsible Tor Il by the bust.
mess men. The merchants may not be-
ablo 10 prevent the scare OF avoid ils bad
effects, hut they can chastise tho party
that sloop- 10 that kind oi politics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

" the subject Of sanitation was as thor.
oughly appreciated by the mas Of men
and women IA II seems To DO by 'Sun-
flower" ihcrc would bc no difficulty in
accomplishing the ultimate Of II by frc,
thus preventing many diseases To which
poor fruil humanity is presently prey.
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po~u IN the work man.

Pom the sa'nnnah News
Gen. lIarrison's private secretary tcle-
graphs that the story tina, the general is
confined to his bed by sickness Is with.
out foundation. The general seems thus
far in the campaign TO have devoted much
ol his time to denials. viii he succeed In
mailing the statement that a dollar day
and two meals are enough for any working.
MANI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
Tn. rree rianL.

INm iho Ilmln UaFclIe
The Chicago Lisr Oo'un !, one Rrpubli.
can papcr that does not ify o. dodge the
issue or explain away the Chicago plat.
form. II Is out plumply Tor abolishing al
internal revenue taxation That means
irrc whisky, Ircc tobacco aud tree olco.
mafgarine
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Local meteorological Pres, nepor,

niY attention ol our reader, Ia especially
called To the report Of the House Com
mii,ce on Manufactures concerning the
trusts INVESTIGATION, which will 10 found
ON the frst page. II sa timely contribu.
ton TO Democratic campaign literature
alnady rich 10 rcplcti1n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
nepri.al saEIe.ied.

ftom tho Meridian News
Western Republicans voted against
cheaper cotton tics Tor the southern plant.
crA Tho latter should now vote against
western grain and hog meat by raising
ihc-c articles NJ homo. There ~ certain
reciprocity in commerce that Is well TO bo
observed II both parties arr TO b. bcne.
uff.I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

From the Pit,sbuw rost
Why is II that ninc.tcnths Of the paupcr
laborcrs landed on the frce shores Of
America come from thosc high tsrid eoun.
tries, Russia, Austria, Italy and Germany?
And why arr the poorest and most ignor-
ant OF them from the countries Of highest
tariff, the Hungnrians, Poles and ltallans9
Will some Of the waT-iax advocates answer
these Qucations2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

TuT Hon. Zach Taylor may now settle
down to the practice Of law or r'Iurn TO
Upton and take the stump In aid Of the
lrnhibitionis, candidate Tor Governor, Mr..
]. e.. Johnson. Tie v not acclimalcd, 20.
lhically spcakins, In Shelby.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

ifum the columbus lol ltmus
sam Jones sometimes SAYS something
good and worth lisicning 10. In sermon
sunday at ChaulAuria he said two good
things. Tho iirsJNN that the Democrats
would elect their ihin this fall. and that
the solid south woyld last as long As the
"lloolv shirt ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
A Goal Harm.

Prom the DAYTON 90 ne'noofat
Gen. Harrison Il amcmhcr Of one Of tho
largest coal syndcatcs In tho country.
Steve Elkins Is also Interested heavily in
the same concern 70 t. Mr. Blaine. 80
Tor that matter Is the Republican party,
which Is the spcciafproicc,or Of trusts aud
combinations
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THE WEATHER
InaIIrnIlnns

Fl Ws1usGros. July ~. SPIN.
Tor Nahnma. Mississippi. aud Arkansas
- Pair preceded on the gulf by lural uins
continued hish temperature preceded by slightly
warmer IN Alabama generally sDuth'fy winds
Efor Tcnnrs-p and Kentucky Pair continued
hlgh icmpcntup. souih,rly winds
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up until the constitutional limitation is
repealed and money is declared by law
to be commodity salablc, as any other
commodity Is, in the open market.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

Mt Norments speech was followed by
loud cries tur "fhcian" "Phclan' aud ~
the well known features " our young con.
gresham became visible IA the rruwh.
shout rent the air that might have been
hcarl mile. Cheer followed cheer, hats
wctr waved aud u was ~ least two minutes
bciuw Mt fhclan succoc,lrd. by q deprrcA-
tory wave ot his hand. Ia allay the cnthusi.
asm his appearance had evoked. When
silence had bccn RESTORED be- said
Citizens can but thank you from the
pruloViidosi depths Of nay heart fot this cor.
National Republican., 1888-02-26

wealth is almost countless. This isu more
oppressive form Of trust thauuuy other
probably, because, by its complete ooulruI
of the price and of transportation mo-
small producers can live. It, policy i~to
keep the price of oil so low Il, to sturyr ont
all who must rely upon ordinary and cN-
pcuivc methods of marketing, and yet ~o
high that the consumers probably pay
prices 80 per cent. higher than the prpit,
uf open competition would demand.
But trusts and combinations do not stop
with the control of tranSp lrtution AMI the
production Of fuel and light. In these
days they try to seize every article of foot
and Of uimrnt that can possibly Ice con-
trulcl So as tu insure the Specializing
rliqucs enormous profits and tndcprivc the
CONSUMERS Of the benefits ofop'n AMI free
markets. Should the system Of trust.
advance in power in fertility of cNpr.
dent, for two ar three years ,ls it has in
the last few years our very bread and but
ter, our fruits and vegetables, uur meat
and drink, are likely to be- in a great mca-
IRE subject to the ayaricc of >p'rulatur,
who now make the stock and oil markets
burial place. for small capitalists.
The most dangerous feature of thcsC
hluatcl trusts, however is that which
look, tuSard the control of legislation IN
/ their own interest.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
RnsrIa Has SpOken.

At last Russia has spoken The ear
says trutbruly that Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria was not rightmlly crowned, be-
cause all the signatory powers Of the lirr-
lin treaty have not agreed to his election,
and that therefore the prince must 20.
The meaning of this declaration j. sim
ply that Bulgaria must become a dcprn-
dcnry of the Russian empire with ruler
named by the ear Au>tria-lIuugary
will fight to the last gasp before she will
submit to this,
Bismarck see, the shadow ON the wall.
and is rapidly increasing the German
army to the strength authorized by the
rcchsrrath--whcrc his great speech
aroused the .f,ror TnHonirw-tIat is Ia
$4,000 men for active service.
The signatOry powers at the treaty ui
Berlin were Russia Germany, Turkey
Austria-lIumgary, Italy, France, and Eng,
land, and the great German Chancellor
Bismarck, with the equally great Hebrew
EngliShman. Disracli, carried the brains
that controlled the conference, and thcil
countries have prOlitcd 10y it.
Germany has been unified strength
cncd, and enriched. England has secure,
the island of Cypress, the great bulwark u
/ the Mediterranean sea and southern Eu
| rope, where the crescent almost uvcrCam,
/ the cross and European civilization cam
/ near succumbng to Muslcm zeal an,
valOr.
England and Germany are willing to L.
the treaty of Berlin 20 and see what vii
come of future events.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
The Growth of the Danger Of Trusts.

Ih" progress of combinations in buSi-
ness, known more commonly aS pools or
trusts, has been very remarkable in the
last few years. Thirty years ago they were
barely known and had little influence
upon commerce, Now their influence is
potential and in some directions absolutely
controlling. So largely have they ab-
>"rhrd the usual agencies of trade or rcyo-
luuonizrd them that, whereas, at first
they were welcomed in many instances as
p"m"tiv" of healthier and more trust
worthy business now they are generally
suspected, and in many instances they are
known 10 bee organized in the interest Of
REFRESHING and limiting business in order
that profits may be more secure and the
dangers to capital of over production may
bee avoided,
The tendencies of trusts are more and
more toward monopoly in every kind Of
business and against open competition,
which is the life of trade Therefore.
Legislative" bodies have undertaken tu in
vr,tigat" the origin and the plans of the
system in order To- apply remedy if pos
slhIc, Trusts originated in very limited
fields Of operation, and for year, were in.
significant Until comparatively recent
date they were confined tp "a, lighting,
street riIolding and transportation
scheme, within tine limits Of municipal or
county Lines. They soon fpunda limitIrSs
iIo'ioIaowDh I'M the rapid multiplication
"trpmp''ins railroads, although the pool,
among great transportation lines have
been les, clo,o and consequently less en-
dWiugmd dangerous than in many other
directions. Pooling in the coal trade has
been specially successful aud therefore
very uhirrtiuuubl" al timcs. By this
method the coal compnnic, have con.
i~Ilrd mot only the price, but
the productions They have arbitrarily
Stopped production when large surplus
of stock iu the hand, of dealer, has threat
cuod the price They have, through u
sort Of close corporation agreement, So
arranged that while other business has
hni Ia depend upon general prosperity
for success, their profits should be Just rs
certain In time, of panic and ,tringcncy
as ever. Akin to coal pooling is the great
standard oil monopoly whose power has
been almost without bounds and whose
National Republican., 1888-02-26

tones high color, and fine brush work, or
in the "EurWmpmcnl ON the Atlus Noun
iain,, WiiI ITS NupGrrbb GnsrmG,..SG; group,
and Venice are well known The
two DclacroiN the Christ ON the
Cross" could not he surpassed. The
solemn pose Of the Figures, and the
maryclou>y rich deep color scheme: the
Won Murkr,, cattle Drinking" that de-
pirt, the ,uu-bathcd landscape and glis.
tcuing water the coats of the sleek cattle,
all rendered with incompatible artistic
trait Of Christine Nilsson, wonderfully
strong in drawing aud rich in color, with
brief mention of the rare and extensive
collection of hric-n-hrc, ceramics, and
bron2cS must bring this necessarily incom-
plctc sketch to "a close.
I.TCIE STEIIE.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
THE NEw NAVAL VESSELS.
Satisfaction Expressed at the Progress,
Being Made.

Chief Naval Constructor Wilson and
Commodore ShIcy, chief Of the bureau ol
equipment and recruiting, have returned
To- Washington from Philadelphia. where
they went I" inspect the cuuiruu Of the
naval vessels hcing bull, N Cmmp'> ,Lin-
yard, They express satisfaction at the
character and progress of the work uu rLr
new vessels. the status Of which (. stated
rs follows: Ways are being puI under the
gunboat Yorktown preparatory IN her
launching" the dynamite cruiser nm.
nanrd is ready for the way, and win hr
launched in a few day, latter than tLr
Yorktown. Both these vessel, wiu hr
launched inside of ~ month The cruiser
lial im"rr is in frame umlull plated mn
and her deck beam, are crossed G, nII
decks. Everything /, In rudnr,, nr
work on the cruisers Newark and pLil,.
dolphia. The blorkiug /. all down Er Inv.
ing the korI Of the former and the keel 1r
the latter will be laid u,hIrur-iy week..
National Republican., 1888-02-26
SnstAinIng N InhInns

Acting Commissioner Srork,lagu. hn,
rejected the appIimouor Crmgc IImi,
and other, rourrr uuirr the homestead
laws, lands within the puyulIup Indian
reservation, In Washington territory The
claim i, made by the applicant, that Pres.
ldcw Pierce, i'm rruliu" This reservation.
exceeded hi, ppwn uulur tine statute. i'm
r"u,cuurunruf which disorder is nuII and
yoid and the n,omN'juu should Ice sub,
l'"t torulN., Thr acting commissioner
h"l! j. that the Secretary nrrrnllod The
LEGALITY q" lh" un''r.nud.ua tine rr,rrya-
mon Toy granting mluu', othu Indians.
lnI' "S Nh" general land olli"r ha, no
authority rp uyruwIo ur disturb his drri..
IONS application, are dismissed.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
DEAF MUTE GYMNASTICS
Interesting ,,hiet,o Exhibition AT Ken.
dan Green

The students of the National Deaf Mute
COLLEGE gave their fifth annual exhibition
of gymnastics in their hall at Kendall
Green Friday evening, Promptly ut :
O'Clock the students, at signal from hi
rector ioland, silently filed into the gym
nasium. They were greeted with wmul-
WouS applause from the many spectators,
but alas was not. for their ears. The
regular daily dumb hell exercise was tirst
gone through with, Then they murchcd
again, making all sorts ur intricate turns
spiral and straight line figures. \ boxing
contest followed, in which Mr.. lIymun gnt
considerably the brttcrof Mr.. Kinney. At
the conclusion of the entertainment prizes
were awarded rs follows; Mr.. Long, Of the
class Of 80, for vnuIlng and the parallel
bars; Mr. Bcadcl class Of ~, for hori,
Znnlal bar Taylor cla>, of %, high iump;
llagcny, class of ~, ladders; lIcmStrrGt,
-, club swinging; Taylor, %, puIl nm;
class of ", represented by Tuyl6r, Good
all, Dcmick, and MattoN lug Of war.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
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National Republican., 1888-02-26

uniur by Rcutho,oN. Among other i'm
pDrinm uumhur. u'p Li-N'~ fourteenth
lluu@rim rhapsody AMI tho great over
urv> tu CHRISTIAN md Isolde AND Die
Ny'.Ipr.ulyY.'I 'I WuWr
Mr NNlu " Whitney, whose unhic
voice mud method nr' tuuii.ur tn all, Will
,iug S.umnu, "l,,u Grrulrr~" with
u. refrain troiH the "Nl",cil"tN"; aq,,
B,rlhlvru'- ~ ,.t 3u tpwh'. lurrllN viii
rculrr thr bnu'iul chopin roory1o in +
Wr. proor will conduct the .ub,rrip-
ton,
rur ,urN>I>i roNrEWr.
The Crmpmiu Italian Concert COM
pauy announce, u grand musical cutrr-
iainmru, for ,hruyuuiug Of Feb, - at the
congregational church, at which the fol-
lowing noted singers will appear Nine.
Etrlku Grr>tcr Mime. ~"rlrii, Nine. Tor.
ricclli. SigunrS tulus-i. trrriui core and
ltulu Cumpuuiui. seat, u' Drops.
n>nm,'- mJu ruNrGH,
"pW'S Wlrlruhc. "IurNccuduglN laugh
able comedy. will be- presented at tho
Biipu tomorrow afternoon 10y the l'ut
Rooney Comedy Company, Mr. ItuuucN
/. somewhat celebrated I'm hi. peculiar
criyrl many Uunumium~ from the press
elsewhere and a~ everybody knows Pat
Rooney biz hpu.r, vii, be- the result all
the week
NUU mNL MUSEUM.
Four performances daily at this popular
family RESORT. Rig Winnie, bN special re-.
quest, remain, another week, and ATTRACTS
crowds There j. also long list Of Other
attractions,
EEENNN'> TIIENrCE.
Reilly n Woods Big Show. which mum
brr> in all some twenty-five people vii
giyrH vaudeville performance of rare cN
rclcncc at this popular thullcr during the
week. The prtgrammp i- lengthy an,
varied enough to suit the m,~t ln>tiliuus
National Republican., 1888-02-26
FOR KEkT--. HOUsEs

ENoR RENT-No. POLL PoRTNER ST
II bet lith aud 18th sts. N. W.. new room
and bath, all m L.: $50.
6.2S J. II. GRAY & Co, 622 st.
National Republican., 1888-02-26
I5PEOIaL NUTIOEb

R19ys THERE WILL BE A MASS MEET
eIS ing OF the Survivors of the District OF
Temple, corner NH nnd f sts., on WEDNES
DAY, FEB. 80 at 1880 y. IN An address viii
he d, livcred by Gen. Edward &. Carrngton of
Prince Gt orgc's county. Nd. The well known
pattipliC career, scholarly attainment, elO.
quercr, and otatoriCal powers ol Gen. CARING.
ton promise rich treat to the pubic, Gen.
Darlington will be followed by several mem.
drcsN"s The pulliC, especially the ladies' aud
friends vi the old volunteers. are invited, aud
every volunteer is requested to be present and
to- wear the association badge, or, in lien here.
of, n white ribbon. fe15.u
National Republican., 1888-02-26
FOh SAN
IT ousEs FOR SALE

Il
only four more of those beautiful istory
stone front houses on X st., near CONNECTICUT
ave. ; all m. /. These houses ut the price are
the cheapes, IN Washington. Price, SO, 900.
2O2d Ri.-Stone 'front.' very handsome. Price,
sl0,0JO.
A splendid house on X st near 9th, stories,
basement and attic: ~ rooms. Price, SlO,50O.
House on New Hampshire ave, near Nj
Very d s,rable; needs to be sen to be appre-
ciated. Price, $1,000,
House on PROSPECT ave, Georgetown, near
35th Price, $1,000.
7-room brick house. large lot. II, bet 2lst
and 22d, n. w; cheap. Price, o. 900.
Nos. 33g, 81 3i3. 3ih, aud 3i7 Mclean ave-,
$. W; 3 rooms aud cellar;gas and wa,er. Price
each, 81, 100,
Houses ON Cleveland ave.; very reap; as
low aS 81, 700
2houses on 23d, near E-2 story bri ks; {
rooms, and bath with hall: nearly new. Price
b II. WARNER & CO.,
feb2G.3t 9l6 Est N. W.