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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Carpets are often badly laid down, either
from ignorance or carelessnessL The carpet,
neatly folded, should be brought In and laid
down, as u is folded, the way the widths are
% run IL must then be unfoldcd by degrees,
not dragged open any way When the car
pet is thoroughly opened out, let tho center
width be laid perfectly straight from one end
70 the other, timed tack put ut each end to
keep it IN its place and all the other widths
laid straight according to the first. When
one end of the widths Is straight and
thoroughly stretched, let 1t be tackled down
with timed tacks at regular intervals, be-
ginning az one end and working toward the
other When this first end has been firmly
fastened down, let one side, at right angles
10 ths end nailed already, be Tackled, taking
care to pull it out ''taut," as the sailors say.
When the side and end at right angles have
been fastened down. the corresponding side
and end are easily managed, and the thing 10
dona
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

"A Ma EsAs,sssd axsiast Hts VII II OF
fhs sazas 0Dt4ioa sssiAe
- ne Edslor ii Ne IEzss sAs akz4LDs
Ths e~nsrs Of sropsrty have gwen ap
ths hops tat ysu ssald SPEAK Of the intsE-
ssts inyolssd IN 10 k4st ssrsss Railroad
oriinanes inlp.rti.llY. haz sers Bss pre-
pared lor ths aisfspzsssntstion of the
naotisss shiek inpel them To Oppose The
oFsiinxaee p1alished II your eelanns thas
GzF. ThsEs - no property ca Ess1-st. for
sac, sxespE enc smsh tract. h2slng ffont-
age o. tlity fssk- Ins proDsrkiss occcpiea
~ tso ekarca societies are Bel f0r sale. ths
properties OF a. s. Ghuxch could H0t De
purchased II hs could se assured thsI the
dnmmy .oald be permanently checked IA
- 4iia ard reckless czfc<x IA the street.
shlls the property | represent oel0nss -
a. estate. snd ooaid net be placed On ths
m4rxsf for tsslss years yst % come. Your
assertion. therefore tbaE the osBers or
properly desire 70 sci 0Et ~ tas street. Kali
ssy Company Is bssslsss-
rsfn8it ms 10 state that the aonse IN
tictsd upon myself and neishbors BY your
publication, furnishes no Argument and
Indicates that yea are hard pressed for
good a0d substantial reasons Tor supporting
the cause Of ths corporation you have 80
vigorously sspoused.
'-fnms5ezf -orfs sdlait 0f no defense.
A lack Of decencg. sh 5ss isck u ssase.'
Yours respectfully.
AT. ;. WHEfE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Tln~ly S~Syss<xs.s v.<1s.s nsns ysD-
80. With ssssssi rsnvszas Kseiz-s<
Tes gixd1olus. rteh s11 orl.ll.sx In color
fns, yea delie.ts is rsxsars. y o1e q t1s
m - s.slsfsesory halns far s1nanas< aad fz1
b snisg tass e<n b grovs- IL Etvss 10
besf eject shsn planted Ia nAzss< II ~
baEbs sss 80 In r1eh, Iishs SOL and ksss frss
from weeds. the xi2diolns csd viii furnazh .
spiendsd coIlsetion of no~ers In endless wari-
ssy of eo.or. Ias oaly extra care rsq1irsd h
% szaxs up shs Elxnzs ~ prevent their beng
blown down darinx hsAsy rain or wind
stoxlx Corn pl2atingv rlEn<. o. Whenever
ths ground i dry aad warm snoaxa - thsre 10
no danss< of TIA bslhs roEtlng before start
ing into growth, - right for putting out ths
balbz They blossom during August and ON
until frost, II Successive paintings are made.
and are one q ne h&ndsonest features Of the
doser garden
Roses and shrubs for the grounds around
tbs house are commonly propagated By alps
or cattingz But some varieties DO not lend
themselves easily 20 this treatment, and for
such tho following method, recommended as
q quite sure sns by an ingenious amAtear
forlst. may he trisd:
Take a f1ar-ineh sarthen crock and draw
the hraneh that yoa wish 10 obtain through
the pot, bring the end Of the stem an inch or
more beyond the run. thea MI the crock fun
Of sand and dry earth Keep the alp in the
center, pass string around tho pot and tic
it 70 the main stalk Water the earth two or
three times week, When the leaves begin
20 grow cut the stem az the bottom of the
crock about half OF You viii find it has
put out nbrous roots, and in short time you
can cut IL OF entirely, and when large
enough can easily transplant IL by removing
carefully from tho small crock
Only watchfal care viii insure perfect
foliage for roses. At the nrst sign Of depre-
dation by siags apply white hcllebore. which
is the standard remedy for this earliest foo
Of the tender foliage Next will como the
rose bug for which picking on by hand b
very generally practicsd. II the green fy
appears il may be fought with a mixture Of
whale oil soap and tobacco steeped together.
Liquid manure Is often used for its stimrlAt-
ing effect upon the fiowera IL should b
applied few weeks before the opening Of the
buds and should DO not very strong-abous
the color Of weak tea
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Boi1sd coszard. ~sli uaaas. y wholssnns
and s1joysbls for en- Invalid Clear the
yolks of two nsw lad exys frou the g~rm
and iist,s wkiLs spssks and ssas thsu up.
ls<yiag cut tia vkits II ens sgx. SIR tAsm
inso bali . psne II sws-sszsd nalk. favor
with . p4scs Of ss1c< eknn>~lo~. grst>d nut
neg or . few drops of vsnilA sssnea fut
the mixture IA . En1lk suspAn sarroundsd
with boiling water. Keep stirring the cus-
t~rd o1e way unsl y thieksns little. bst do
not lst IL boil. or 10 viii curdis. Taks II on
shs Ere and eoatinns sslrring for fev nin-
Itss. then pour . fnsc glas or breahfsst
cup, aud sprinkle powdered cinnamon On ths
top IL Is incest eaten bot
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
IN ALL THE COURTS
III fss 0thsr C.srts Eaii 81 sasfssss Yea
t~sdsy~A Fa4 Asss1as "a An t1s
Gsss.- -ssssr@t lzapsEt4ss
S1@es sdj@aF-@A


BmsiD<-z xss not vary h<asy n ts< Pc
bee csuxt yesterday. hsrry ceaaeEs pad
= - ior seftax asank aad sas released
VA. GiAora seek ssssral glaasss more
fh.n as osaia cary. sad hs szs eonssy-i
D. police headquarters. yesterday morning
De pad ss.ss ier ths kinddsss~s saesa-
WA W4shasa spena sli as @onsy get
tins dzpHk, - hat 80 noass % pa uP
lib. he AS aonm tied tod tssiFs eo1-
sscniiss EaFa
q VA kals seat over or TIA rock pile
for sEsiss 4sgs fsr case Of plain drznk-
I5os. " sicn sas arrested lor csiiisk
3snnls - Denneli an ~oid cos and otaer
per aamsA Nsl1a pleaded not guilty and
tns caze Ess adjourned uHtli n~xt Tuesday.
IL tie A. h0s4ft ioFssry case yesterday
the beDpis naishsd their side % ne case,
when 4 Sas aai0urnsd untsA next " Hsdnss-
daY sitsrnOoas nsu In0 deisnse I'll n4ss
tie naof.
john X Holt. tie nan sho -.s arrested
Ia Ann AFbar 2ld sro1k1t back here Tor
for cezsrtnx rs family had his case eon-
Gaaed unlf Tuesday nD0Fnlng. aud Ia tae
meantime 30 sill maze ioss ~ alz else zad
~ aad seGEls tie m4ttsr
Geo. 0bonusll was arrested for keeping
Ia saloon opsn afEef aouzs.
sCPxRfoR-Lswls Pettit -. Mary Blood.
siectmens. no eanse fOf action TIE People
-. Esnnis Martin, srralSnsc and pleaded
guilty rcfnanded - al for ssntsacs. The
Isopls IS James n. stewart. larceny or
dersd that the respondents be discharged
nom custody.
C1zcrgr.-E D. comssock - wm. Brad
ey. AssampsiL Iadgmsnt for pizintt 81
and disbursements, aad against James n.
Iislngsions. surety. joan h. Jssett, al
nlnislsator Of estate Of HenFy JssstL. de-
CEASED - Aans kesusy. assgmpsit: coa-
tinusd on usual terms. Henry Bsidsr e A..
- Edward Morton. slsc-ment, judgment
l1r plaintiff sth eOs,s. ALdreU b. Hun
ef A. ~ Js1nie EaT~sll. assunlpsiS stay
sxtsadsd tiil notion for nsN trial ls ar gasd
aad disposed o.
PnosArk c0par.-- Essate of CiarisA Leach.
deceased, sxreat0rs unal aceoEnt uleds
hss4log July Il. petitions t0i aPboininieai
of an aaailsi1krafor - 5eass soss 7,ns fest.t
pseat5 anssiso Aisd bearing JAW 10. kstate
OF Joel Merchant. deceased, ortsr sppeiot-
iux franklin Lyon tfustes. kstats laeea
Ailsn. deceased. appraiser sarreEt and Ia
vsntoTy nled Position TOR hsaries on claim.
hled. hearing December i1th. In re frank
ln n Fish. lndigsnt insane person; order
Of adEsisaoa - Michigan Insane Asyiam
a the expense Of ksnt county. Estate 4
Harriet NJ Bates, a mentally incompetent
person. guardians nBal account Tied rs
tate OF Edsin L Cole. deceased, adlcinistra-
tors bon1 died and letters issued % E n.
Aen8sl tstzts Of Annaies W0rden. de
ceased. order SLOWING administrator nns
scc3unt distributing estate aud cischargi "a
him. Estate cf Harriet g. Wordsn. de
eeased ordsr allowing administrator ma
al A ~.rtrr
adm a istrator. Estate OF Lafesta NJ. Par
sons. a N inor. order discharging guardian
ard csncslling bond. Es,ate Of Prina A.
9sris st a., minors, oond and oath on
nortzaxing real estate hlsd, report OF mort
Rsxing real estate fled and confirmed
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

AS excellent culinary authority a. Mrz
Ewing tells how 20 prepare chicken moss APP
petizingly by giving mock broil" In the
oven opsn IL do~s the back as for broil-
ing, wash In cold water and wir- dry. pound
the breast bone nat. twist the wings back.
then place. skin up. in dripping pan, place
it close TO tbs pan % make hs - tas ~ pos
sible, then put In . hos oven. In nve min
utes IL viii begin % sputter, In twenty 10
twenty-five minutes IL win Be cooked ready
for seasoning upon hot platter with pepper.
butter and salt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Minnie A. skedysll was married TO VIM
J. 5ksdyell in 1878. in the village Of Lowell.
where they lived together about three years.
when Skedyell lsts hIs wifs and one child to
shift for themselves, while be travelled with
= snow, and contributed nothing towards
their support. Nor Minnie wants divorce
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

A delicious cream is made with fresh
Strawberries, according to a recipe by Mrs
Henderson. Sprinkle sugar over the straw
berries, mash them well and rub through a
sieve To pint Of the juice odd half pint
Of good cream Make it very sweet. Freeze
In the usual way, and, when beginning to
set, stir in lightly one pint Of whipped cream
and, lastly, handful Of whole Strawberries,
sweetened. A darker red coler is obtained
by using prvpared cechineal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Jas. x. Stewart Is free man again Pros
ecatisg Attorney Stuart examined the
proofs in the case snd came to the concln.
sion that The people coaid not make . case
80 hs ASKED that Stewart De discharged
which vas dons. The complaining witness
vas 50 drunk when the watch Vas taken
that hs cannot swear who took it from hini
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Take four sggs, their weight In sugar,
half thsir weight In -four, tsa4poonful Of
essence Of lsmon; break the eggs into Shs
sugar and beat well for quarter Of IN hour,
then cd the 0eur and beat I'll wen toesehsr,
adding the essence Of lemon drop by drop;
pour INTO . bottered tin and bake for an
hour. Take one-hah pound OF ieins s,xar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
A Valuable Dog.

Man OF the House aroused by . knock1-
Come, now, what do you want here at this
time OF night
Stranger-Excuse mo, SIR, but could you
let ms have Q candle and . couple Of natchesi
Ny dog and my little girl have fallsn into
your cistarn; and he's q valuable dog and
theref hear him barkHHarvard LAmpoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

holding knives,
spoons and forks.
which differs . lit
lie from the ordin-
Ay article and Il
known a. q Ger
man basket
The basket u d.
vided In two com
partrnents, which
are lined with
baize or leather,
and have q cors
bottom. The en-
broide,y is carried
out In terra cots
split floselle and
chenille, edged with
gold cord; & old
cnr1 on handle
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

pouna,a asaky. go - e>s~ ss>as4 s.s
isZnoa; ssrsln tie tutos - - orsaS~ sad
i<uaos l1ss - ssgsf, slse grass - rsnds
sad Sur IN, sszr - IL ssocnss sklsk wkils
tie o.ks l. wsxxs. "a ho&. divide iA,nEe fvs
layers and spessd aver u iclaS sss~sa
ths sso AnJsA cose< eAs e<ks ooz>plessly
win ths r~sr Il the lcaaS sad a.ass u ~
esxEls a . cool $780,
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The hosting derrick ussd on the new
Nelson. Matter & Co. building fell into the
street yeste5day, and went near enough TO
a pop wagon 20 Gauss the driver 10 say q
short prayer. Ii was alDost a miracle that
soms one was not seriously hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

FER doat cars. dali, tired feeling. Inn
povsrished blood. dEli pains in back and
head. tanisllEing skin sruptlons. ksnDs
Ssrsapariiis nsvsr falls 20 rvs rslisf. We
always xasraates r. Price 81 per ooLtle.
TibOs drug store, fe6 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

rThis list is furnished ey w. r. Scribner,
real estate deslsr. Sc Pearl-st.l
Seis1n " NoFthrop TO irena A Terrell
os a. Brad orsI s.id .-.............s 1870
Avn Sioec 10 Lewis q. Schramm. lot
a. Jenks srer NichoS add -.....-..-. ], 500
Milton u Perry 20 Jams r. Campbell,
lols a1d bik u. Richards & Wick
hsms plat. Lowell ..---.-..---..-----.-.. IDA
Henry Whitney % David WALKER, ne4 ne
y. u see IL Nelson g.. .......-.. 800
Danisl +. StOnsburner % Luther Rank ct
a.. u - q SEA nsS. OF SEC i6, Wyoming. l,l00
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

GnASD nArIDs nAkKEra.

Farm Prcduce from Firss uaada
Closing Saturday June ie.
Apples-st.so PER barrel
Buller-lzbse per ID.
cbeess-stAte. isc. New York. Toe; fur cream
Cover seed-saOeao. T1noshy. s2s TO
Dried Fraiss-Applss. eyaporsied. ssso per
pound. quarter e96e per pound: cherries. 10
iss per pound: peaches. ioeiac per pound
Trssh ns.Is-NHtlon. ssoossO0; veal se-a
100. beef Ss.soos.00.
drsia-wheas. steady at ssc per ss, for red.
sSc ior white Data &c. Rye. Se15oc. Cora.
5s9ooc Barley, LsS8l.<5 per cwL
Hides-orssn. sFosc: part cured. ss<essSc;
ssSs s.s :sa' .esss 70 i pessss 6
wool being estim Ated al 2oc per pound.
Honey-l2c per 10; strained. loc-
Hsy-Timothy. us.so per ton; clover. yi6so
mixed, $500 marsh. Slo.vo9i2.0.
Maple sugar-i2c per Id for new Ia blocks, small
cakes extra, lial2c. syrlp: s'asi 10 per gal
Potstocs-oid. 7bc; new, u2s
Spring vegetables Asparagus. zoe dozen let
fuce. &C per pound; rsdishes. &c dozen bunches
onions. l0c dozen punches. spinach, &c
bushel: rhubarb &c ID; beet greens. soc I
bnshel
straw-ssce per ton.
Tallow-5GSAc per Id.
wool-The Spring crop of wool Il coming in
Unwashed wool brings is and n cents per pound
whfie the washed 10 quoted at 25c.
wood-Biock stove wood, si.73ap215 per cora.
four foot wood. s4Oo95.oo per cord
Coal-ss.oo; crate. s775.
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c: Ohio. soc; Petcskey.
l.0o
sslt-75c for Saginaw or ManIstee
Kerosene-sich. tesi l01s, water white, li1sc
Gsseline-l2c per gallon
Groceries and Provisions Wholesale.
sugan-Cut loaf. Sc; granulated. 767ifc
"a, seeSso: Extra Sc" tss1.c; Yelio"
Conee~Green Rio. i7@Isc: Rio roasted. 2oc
Java, green. 2S925c. Jaws, roasted. soc
Msricsibo. roasted, zz1<e24c: Mexican. roasted
SG2sc
Teas-Jspan, fine, s58Ssc; Japan. medium, p
@Soc ordinary 1s92lc: Hyson, s01soc, gun
powder, @etc; oolong. sc@7oc: Congo. "a
Fiour--s2s5 per cwt: s4eo per bbl: patent pro-
cess 11sS030J per cvt.. $3.50 per bbl; ali wheat
tour 0lo per cwt. % % per bbl; bnckvheat
e275 per cwt
Mfif Feed-screenings sls per ton; bran. siss
ships. $3.50; micdlings. 81 o.
Feed-corn and oatk S2$SA per ton
Salt-Michtgan. CSC; EasteTn, 4i-l5.
Fisn-No. ! wbitefish, G.Oo per half bbl-
trout, f5.5oes.oo cod. salt. 667c per ID, clans
6c per hundred oysters. bulk, si-oo4Sl Is gallon
Handards 2oc can: selects. sc can: snoked hall
bat, 1lc
Pork IN bsTeh-Mess pork. Chicago packed
us.eo; sxtrs shor cut. C56oeie 90; standard clesl
LArd-Tisroes Sz0sc; 30 and 50 ID. tuba &c; 50
H. round tins, 100 cases. -: In tin pals, &C.
Beef In bayTels-Extra mes, warranted 20olbs.
$500; extra boaelesa $3.50
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The employees Of the Worden Furniture
Factory vill give IN sxcursien to Kalama-
roo June Il. Train VII leave over q. X. &
l. atsA m. Ronnd fare el.25.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

7AS ,n cord ON handle,
top and bottom,
chenille chains, with wool pompons, and a
bow of terra Gotta satin complete tho trim
ming
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The following is list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages Of the parties
Ages.
r. J. Grit. Hendrka scsuur. ........---..---.2721 21
John kandel Della foutz- 20
Jss. A. Greer. Ada township: Mary waldon,
Al4 p.---ss-- 81. -o-oo
jas A Faleoesr. C<snoviAs Eona n. Holt
OtlA~a counsy.---.--.-...-....-. ..--A-is
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
on all Worsted Dress G,

Our customers and the public in general know f
avail themselves of the opportunity of purchasing Dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
ANOTHER SURPRISE FROM Mr.. CHAPLIN.
.,,..s,, ,,rp1u pr APPOINTED GENERAL MEIER

SUCCEED GtNfK'Is III Law
MAYOR Chaplin has again surprised ifoohiYn poliu-
clans BIZ unexpected appointments The terms OF rs
SCISSORS william De Lacy and Augustus kurth expire
TO-DAY 1t was cx pccicd tha; either the Mayor would
reapuort tLcm or name two Democrats to succeed
then, from among the host Of names urged upon his
attention by aspiring politicians. There was bitter
opposition on the part Of regular Democrats to the re-
anpointInent of Assessor Kurh. on the ground that
he while nomnally Democrat has voted She Re
publican Ticket II is even assorted that he failed 10
support Mayor Chaplin FOR election last fall but this
he denies General DC Lacy IS stanch Republican,
but his rcappOinlmcnt expected 10 preserve the
non partisan character of The Board.
But the Mayor disappointed both expectations yes
terday. He reappolnod Mr.. kurth, and named Gen
cra James McIccr. Republican, to succeed Gene al
DC Lacy. Assessor Kurlh has held Office since 1~-O.
lie was appointed by Mayor Howell then, and reap
pointed by Mayor Low In 1854. His knowledge Of
values IS of great assistance IN tho work OF assess
mcnis. General McIccr Is cx-Postmaster Of Brook
Iyn. and Commander of the 2d Brigade " g. :. " Y.
lie lost IN the and received other Injuries.
lie was elected city Auditor of Brooklyn after he re
turned from the war. and held position under the
Government until President Ilaycs made him Post
ma ,tcr I'm 1877. lie TcappOlniNd By President
Arthur I'm 1ssi and oustc1 hy President cleveland In
1r-5 The terms OF the for iivc years,
and the salary Of tho Office IS 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
TRAINS or TIE CHANGERS.
but THEY CONTINUE THEIR INTERESTING rxrR.
CIsrs ALL THE SAME.

but THEY CONTINUE THEIR lNiERrS4iAb fALh-
CIsrs ALL THE SAME.
Carlisle, Penn. Aug 81 (spcciaD.-Ran came down
in torrents upon the people IN attendance al the Gran
gers Exhibition al Williams Grove today, where
10000 grangers and their friends a'o
CHARTERED. This has been the mo- suc-
cessl reunion of farmers held in this section u
the country Tho stock on exhibition Is one Of Tie
principal features Of the show. The exercises w'e
opened this morning by Leonard Rhone, Worthy Mas
ter OF the pcnnsy lvau.a state Grange who called tho
attention Of the farmers the importance of ihcr
agricultural pursGits. lie followed by state
senator Gerard G. Brown. of York County and who
g chairman o.. hc Committee Revision OF the Rev
enuc that Will De presented to The lnNt Lc-!sla'urH
The noxr srcskcr was tho veteran Granger, L. =
scare - Susqnehanna County, VINO gave no
large audience present plain practical tax on
Agriculture" and their duty farmers 10 one an
Other. lie gave way 10 Mrs. beva Lockwood, mo
Presidential candidate OF thu Equal Rights party. Who
was loudly appaud-d throughout her remarks. she
urged upon re women stand by her I'm ihi, comrs
campaign, and that The day + not far distant when he
party which she has the honor TO represent viii 10
on iop.
This afternoon Colonel d. IL. Hastings. Adiuan-
General OF This state made telling speech on no
tsun question. The closing speech was made by
Judge W f.. S,llcr Of the Ihth Judicial District
The exhibition closes tomorrow when general
love fcas, will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
GEN. BUTLER on THE PRESIDENTS POLlcf'
HIS OBJECT The DESTRUCTION OF PROTECTION
rrr FferIFprYs MESSAGE.

Boston. Arc Elm response 20 tho requests OF
largo number ~ business Of Boston ana me H''
General BENJAMIN r. Butler this evening aiHre's'u
large audience in fremont Tempo upon tire tariff and
fisheries questions. General Butler ai;"K'd 'hc 'iin'
bill and said the question plainly before thu pcop!'
Is which VIII ,hr people Of the country sustain III car
rvlng on rs businesshc system OF the fathers uhner
which II so greatly prOsporcd, or VIII thcy a"pP'
now experiment. which shall put every hnahciai n'u
Industrial question upon now BASIS ana il''"".''
change in the Industries Of the farm, tho MIL anu 'ho
workshop and that too. upon plan 50 proparrn a.
70 exactly suit our commercial rival and enemy, His
land. and which has been got up anu
presented 10 Us by who very
short time ago were our pH'''
enemies and whose acts now oavc us WIN gic'
element OF uncertainty in our minds wf''her 'n'S
have rcpcnicd Of their cnmiy ard whether th'y a''
not preparing a means for the overtime" u '"'
countrv which the Protective Tariff defeated them
I'm doing before by no means make snch an az
c,,satlon but I do know that II Is a thought whi'h
comes to the mind Of every man VINO io'Sh' Inv
battles OF the Union and believed fully in the pr'h
cipes for which fought
General Butler then turned to tho fisheries question:
touching upon various treaties that had been Ia iorce
hcwcen the United States and Great Britain lie SAID
agree with the President that the bill giving hl"
nover OF retaliation poor bill, unworthy OF the
dignity Of the United states Government, and II ne hai
vetoed n on tina; ground / should have been quite IN
lined to support him. When we learn that III ms
North American British possessions our vessels arc kep
ont q, mort pray why doesn't the United states take me
hru by tho horns-eyen II his is John-ahd give inc
pre4cnt the power and the right whenever he mas Una.
single vessel however small, IL kept OUT OF
any British port, anywhere una"inly' !"
gccn on. ~ the ports the United States
every British vessel however great until That wrong sai
he redresseGl Eonliate the wrongs done 70 hsM''ho"
by Canadians by action against the Cunari steamships
sailing under tho cusgn the British Government ana nc
.tt, ,,,tU 10 | 20
snrlnp, to the lips IS: the President IN earnestF
YES lei, him enforce retaliation for ouagos By thc powGi
he has had slncs March 1857 III ne VIII 40 lnS' IA M,
show that his paper the message OF SALESMAN anu NV
of a campaign on the stump
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
The editor in another article I'm the same iss
HARRISON WILL MAKE GOOD MARKETS.
SAMUEL BLNNEI HAS HAD ENOUGH OF CLEyE-

LAND FOR TIME AT LEAST.
That curious character, Samuel Bcnncr, OF Dundas
Vinton County, Ohio whose "prophecics7 often
excite interest in Wall Street, IS often sought after
for new views On the varying situation Of affairs
financial, weather wise and otherwise. He Is a
stanch Republican and calculates generously the
effect Of General HarrsonS election. will be seen
Dy the following letter. dated August -, to G.. b.
Greene a we'll known member of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange;
." take this occasion TO say to you that now am
a bull in things IN general Having been a bear
since 1901 l propose to look the other way from
august 1858, TO 1891. The outlook for great corn
crop has turned the tide Stocks have advanced since
June, and II the crop had looked poor in this
month then stocks would have turned downward
and continued IN that direction until the election.
The weather during this month has been favorable
for and pastures To-day We had here three
inches OF rain which insurcs The I'm this section
and 10y the 10th Of September IT VIII De beyond
drouth and Frost ara damaging frost docs Rot
appear here before that datea large crop good
tall and winter pasturcs-plenty of potatoes
berries and all kinds Of fruit will
give more wheat for. export. The rail
roads viii have plenty TO do this fall and winter
and consequently stocks Will advance We viii soon
feel the favorable innuencc-an kinds Of business viii
improve unil the election. n Cleveland Is elected
and have tho effect 10 call halt and 20 slow. hnt.
on the Ohsr hand Il Harrison should be elected, then
all business VIII boom light along. making 1889 and
$40 wonderful years fOi advcnccs IN prices. do
cheap for an investment To hod until next June al
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