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The Washington critic., 1889-03-25
VIII take place at the Academy OF MUSIC,
New Orleans, TUESDAY, April 49, 1880.
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your enclosing an Envelope bearing your full
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Send Postal Notes, Express Money Orders,
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dressed -
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Backing Keirer for Justice.

Aspecial from Springfield, o., to the
Tribune says: The friends of j.. Warren
Keifer of this city, speaker of the House Of
Representatives in 'Sl and 's2, are making
Vigorous efforts to have & him appointed 70
States Supreme Court, vice the late Stanley
Matthews. The movement is backed by
John Shermap,, Sam Shellabarger, Charlie
Foster and General sherman.
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Rheumatism.

PEING due TO tho presence OF uric
~ acid In the blood, Is most effectually
cured by the use OF Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from tho
system. We challenge attention to this
testimony
about two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able TO walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, 1 saw by an ADVERTISE
ment in q Chicago paper that man had
been relieved OF this distressing COM
plant, after long suffering, by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1 then decided to
make o trial OF this medicine, and took
II regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that IL has effected q
complete cure. have since had no re-
turn OF the disease. Mrs. II. Irving
Dodge, 110 West 125th st., New York.
zone year ago I was taken III with
infammatory rheumatism, being con-
fined to my house six months. came
out OF the sickness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. / commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparlla and began to
improve at once, gaining In strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
/ cannot say too much in praise OF this
well-known medicine" = Mrs. l.. A.
Stark, Nashua, N, III.
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NOR sALE-ABoUT ONE HUNDRED LOTS
Il In squares 6l7 and 66s, near North Capi.
tol, n and o SITS n. W.; on line OF the Ecking
ton street Railway, and near the new depot
OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company;
fair price, long time aud small payments TO
suit purchasers.
l.. NJ. SAUNDERS & BRO,
1103 f st. II. W.
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aSgsDR. v. coNDoRY,

n-Sg EXCLUSIVE NOVELTY IN NECK
s@S Wharf.-The Hanell Buckle Attach
ment; applied to Teck andspuf scarfs great.
est success of the season. Obtained only Of
p. T. HALL, g08 + st. n. w. r
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ENeNBw BOOKS.

fleNBw BOOKS. ~
Great Captains, by Dodge; Tenting on. the
Plains, by Mrs. K. B. Custer; Bryce's American
Commonwealth, Truth about Russia, by w.
T. Stead; Around the World, by Jules Verne.
turesque Washington before leaving the city.
Law books speciality.
W. IL. MORRISON,
1884 II st.!n. W.
fRF-PHILLIPs, LAMAR y ZAOHRY,
~ ATTORNEYS,
Sun Building, 1915 F street.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-25

W. Ii. Evans and O. Harkers, two
wealthy young Englishmen, arrived at
Wmnepig from the old country Friday,
putting up at one of the principal hotels,
Last night, while foollng with revolver In
their room, Harkers accidentally shot
Evans In the mouth, the ball lodging under
the ear, Evans will probably die lie
comes from Liverpool.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-25

eaBsTANNER's sTENoGRAPH1C AND
sS TYPE.WRITlNG BUREAU.
Conducted Personally by
HUDSON G. TANNER,
Late Chief stenographer, New York State
Legislature and Supreme Court.)
No 1915 II street tSun Buildng).
Expert Shorthand and 1ype-writing Work,
including foreign languages, solicited at the
usual rates. STUDENTSin In Shorthand and
Type-writing received at any time. Stenog-
raphers furnished business men. Circulars.
Telephone Call, 1177-2
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spEci iAL NvrIc Bs.


r~eaJslA MEETING OF THE STOClHoLD-
- crs ufthe WASH NGTON SAFE I'VE.
POSiT COMPANY will be held at the ofllcc
OF the company on FRIDAY, the e6th day of
APRIL, for the election of directors. Polls
open at 12 m. and close at o'clock p. m.
SAM. GROSS, Secretary.,
t~a55 NATIONAL MEDICAL COl,LEGE.-
Medical Department of the Column
bian University. The Spring Course of Loo
lures will begin on MONDAY. APRIL /, Mt
p. M, and continue until MAY 81. For par
ticuars, address A. y. A. KING, NJ. D.,
Dean, 7eG Thirteenth street northwest.
eBs NOTICE.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Wash.
ington Safe Deposit Company will be held at
the Office Of the said company No 0i6 Penn.
aylvania avenue northwest, In the city of
Washington, ID. c., on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April, A. ID. 1880, at O'Clock m.
The object of this meeting Is TO determine
the question OF Increasing the capital stock
Of said company.
JOINT LEHMAN,
WILLIAM A, GORDON,
FRANCIS MILLER, if'I
W. II. HOEKE, Directors.
o. G. GREEN,
w. Il. EDMONSTON
'--f SAM. GROSS. Fr
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Killed in His Own House.

Late Saturday night, during a row In a
disreputable house kept by c. r. Smith
near the depot at Cheboygan, Mich,
Sheriff Hayes and Marshal .Bouchard en-
tered and tried to qusll the disturbance.
Smith resisted the attempt to arrest, some
Of the inmates and fight followed In which
revolvers were freely used. Marshal
Bouchard was shot through the head and
dangerously wounded, and Smith shot
through the neck and killed.
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The GalIager-shuckrow Fight.

A large number Of Chicago aud st, Louis
sporting men arrived in Louisville yester-
day, attracted by fight to a finish which is
TO occur between Jack Gallagher Of Chi
cago and Jack Shuckrow of Danvillc, Ill.
The fight comes off some day this week
within fifty miles Of Louisville. The
stakes are $3.50 side, now deposited with
the final stakeholder.
The Washington critic., 1889-03-25

A letter from Hamilton, Bermuda, un-
der date Of Marehi14, states that the entire
garrison, officers and men, OF the Eng
lish Fort Cunningham, deserted.on the l4th
instant, and that no trace of the deserters
can be found. II is thought that they left
on the Dutch ship, Gebreder Smlt, which
sailed for New York early on the morning
of the l4th.
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VITUTTE STAR LINE.

Steamers leave san bIancseo as fellows;
ni hn.nJ rs "Wednesday February Il
nn TTiliG "Wednesday, March 20
Superbiy Arpolnted--Superiof AecomlnvoatsShs ana
,n mans seen az 9s7 and $50 Bsoadway. New-YofS or
ehpih ga4s,, liz. "A prfinr. Francisco.
Room "a. Haifoaa DY Wy ID SANFORD President.
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Rrfnnnrn MonrnAers

Alter, Solomon 70 Isasc Marx Of Tlizabeth-st
Of Houston.sf insfas a. $50.
. Same 70 same. Elizabcthst s072 It . Of Houston
:, $iiss hssstis ana wife 70 Water sehsll. .
-. Albert Aurist. snd wife 70 James Tsnagan, No 10
Isssn. John sSS wife to ch,issephsr DAIRY. : Of
eSa-s5 q 4shsys, cor Of Nadisonsvs and s2d,st
s.l SsSsSS S.,:s ,s oos Jacob to ssAss of
sss Ma ss D. 81 ana 20 nssssus n isS
1onss sr1 ~ 30 Ann-st "Bennett building"
: sScu!sls hOitt L ana 900, executors, &C.. Robert
81 ~ 81 a f sl i; $:ss A. 's aas
;s:: ss rs &. s a.. s:sa ,s ss sJS s''
iatbsv SsaSs5sk 70 Tnemas oo Hissins cor o.
pes S Myrsh 4, e william grown n g. 1885,
S1a 80 wss yes e s :s SsssnwsA Saving.
Es' - l ss N sSs wv Vs.. ~ i SsS
=. csshs% hssy and wife p ossrss Schuyler Q
SicA William o. and WILD 70 William Ellis
t,Ss y SSsIsS piois 10 ana Is map q William
!. dS :ss'dssiS louis to George Bsshssl lease note
hsIassy, George sna wfs 70 Charles ! peabody. H.
~ sv32<Hst Y q 3th-ayc. nonths $4,000
4 n ~ John and ano 70 Mary Allen, executrIy
ese ~ ,I ~ q whitess sso no % wbits.st also
~ 1sss y re s7 sS's los 81; q slss : g
80 q tettH; slss . II ifh.sve sos u 50th
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HOTEL AMPERSAND,
sARANAC LAKE, N. Y.
This Adirondack resort for inyalids seeking feef
from threat ana pulmonary dseaees, well 40 those ~
aud winter sports is open Only
seyeneen hours from New York Steam heat, open IRE
Places excellent able piazza enclosed In glass and beau
utnl forest drives
EATON & HARDING. Managers
HOT SPRINGS, N. G.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
First. class. heat, rer, porches enc!oscd
H0perb Location Ideal Climate for fhc debifs
itaicd. baths Marble Poos Finest In American waters
G.. *. Lansing,
Nsto Of 'Astor House, N. VI. hhn.
Exc. Ticken Piedmont Air Line, 229 Droaoway n. T.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
DIi. sTRONG's sANIrAR1Um. rs,.
Open oil the year For the treatment OF ftnSio,
Nervous Respiratory, Maaris and other Chronc DIS
eases Equipped with oil tho best Remedial Appiianses-
among Vacuum Treatment Swedish I Me,s
ments Electricity, Turkish Russian. Roman ,,,
thermal French pOcehe and ~ baths se enesa nna h.
door sports In dry tonic climate with the special
advantages Of the Spring Waters Winter ra'es 'o"'
Send for circular.
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stl slso 9 Of uthave. $50 10 Of ssth.st years,
and wife a !. s'srs gsss rosss, spd sn'
Jordan John O. to Theodore Eihan and ano, OF
70th.st Of 10th.ave: note. e9te. .., :.
Title Guarantee Co, OF 0istst OF zthsye, year,
,5 TpR ssAn s,s. D g. cor Of c'ud
1o5th-st o. j0thayc, I year; a. 200
Mccoy Peter d 10 John w Eaaren W cor OF Sth-ave
Myers, Sarah % Ambrose X Ely. !, of os:h-st Of
Micbaeis Matilda 70 Joseph N rachtcnnuer q Of
nav Of Morrisanial, years $4,000. ,, - -. =
MsMlebas, William. and wife 10 Frederick ID Tappen
and another trustees Of Ann Carus No ~ East Goth
.or s' e. ' sss and ssc fsaDsns II mort
Myers sarah TO Charles Laner. of 0sdst and
NIshols xdslbars Dore SIS Of ia7shss Of
Popper Herman to Simon Schmidt Of Essexst. OF
s2ivincfonst instruments s4.S50. -
Rnsendorf, Isaac to Abraham won' NO 2i4 East ioth
soSn John. snd wife TO John Iscn, IS Of West
chester.ave, Of Eaaie-ave: years, 1000 . -. a,
solomon s and GSstsy h sna wives 70 sarah
s'S ~ s ssssi il sp Years. ~,is r 5S'eOA N'
sshasr y1liiss% and lo wife 4 e sS Mary Oliver
Tcmpkins. erinen, to Frederic = Middlcbrock OF
f00thst OF 4th-ave 8 years, 81, COO.
Walker James and John IT, to Edwsd oppcnn Snihs
walker Alva snd wife, to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. New-Yorh. cor of SHAVE ana ois1s~
1Ssssw r and s sc g Frederick z' Of
same to- Dry Dock Savings Institution same property
year 81 600.
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THE edison
HLBCTRIC ILLUMINATING CO.
OF NEH-YORK.

Are now prepared IN furnish electric current for light
and power from their central stations ono ocine
located on West Twenty sxh-st between broadway ana
Sixth-ave and the other West Thirty nnth-st, be-
tween broadway ana sixth-aye.
The Edison System OF Incandescent Electric Lighting
is perfectly harmless IL being absolutely impossible 10
receive personal injury from any Of the wres Of this
company
The amount. OF current consumed is measured by an
Edison Electric Meter placed in the promises OF custom
ers who pay only for the amount actually used, every
light being under control OF tho customer to DO turned
on or OF at their pleasure.
All the lines Of this company underground and
As the stations shut down customers assured
Of and regular service eli hours OF the day or
night
The company at their own expense run the under
ground service connections from their underground mains
10 the inside Of the buildings Of customes supply and
set the meter and also supply aud all lamps as
they burn out without TO consumers. after their
promises and wired ready for the current TO
be turned OF.
Parties contracting wiring or fixtures for the use
Of light should make IL condition that the work
shall be done subject to the inspection and approval Of
this compsny before being paid for
For full information, and to make application for iieh'
or power address or call at the General ohlce Of
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING co.
or NEW~Y0Rk.
d32 Fifth Avenue.
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Cost ano foun0.

\ osT.-Bankbooks No. IL s2e 215.22o Bank for Say.
4 nqs. 81 Beerker.st, New-Y0rk; payment stopped
please return books 70 bank
4 osT-No 1877 s24 Dry Dock savings Bank. Pass
L. hook No II roo Of the Easf River Savings Insti
tuition Finder please leave t az the bank, Chambers
81 All persons cautioned net TO purchase negotiate
the sane.
\ osT or STOLEN passbock No. 1oo.10i OF the OF
iyens Savings Bank. All persons cautioned against
purchasing or negotiating the same Application viii DO
nsde to the bank for new book. on the 18th day or
January. 1880
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mns,ral Entertainments.

"A OF oar make. which were specially ssleese1 5s1 usse
by s Axtsts q the Metropolitan Qp1rA H2us9 co1pe8
deslng he past opera season, will b soh - uesfo1
''4' WIZ RSxSE Co. III ssssvs ssc,s ,ssAst
A pvERTIsEsfENTs FOR THE NEw.Y0RK TEIn:
"a uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, Nc. 1.28S broadway corner Thtrty-ff
an,lt p $50 Rnadway bstwssa Twenty. second sna
st. corner Eixhth.sve. tI2 Sixtkays. 15S Fcnfhaye
Fourieenth.st 500 Tlr1ese, corner Fosty.esy
ss .s Wsss s Y:
OFFICE $50 East 0nehundred and twenty afhrsk, -
70 y m. at regular rateA
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

,.r. was eops,derable composition ct tho Real Es-
..sc exchange yesterday for No. 443 fentn'ave'
four story brick 'front.' house. 24xso, with three
story brick rear house. 24x30. The property was so1
by John T. Boyd. by order Of tho executors inc oauns
hsgsn st els 900 and ran up ss310o ut when price
ssas,sck and william Bauer were the buyers. d. p.
rnrraham q o. offered. under foreclosure NOS aos
!. AM East Forty eventh-st, twostor pfcR
ss..shter.house. on plot 7ox10o. The bidding ran
,,on $4,000 to $4,000. Julius Dreyfns was the
buyer. -. .ud 4 ons.
jsre johnson, jr sold Nos. ana : one,
hundred snd-twenty- pe.weca -eu 49,
ayes The property consists OF two three s'ofs ov"n
sons houses. ON lot IL .6x100 each NO. soia ior
GSssT % James Phyfe, and No. 10 w. a. 0''une''
"f vili,sn Kennedy . Brother offered Nos llo to
,es West being four ana enc
three story brick and stone pnsae sus III brousht
each. from plaintiff in s as,,Sp' ~ whG also
soi 10 1is siss sSss Wells U.s. Offered SS No
Srssy v S dve-story brick tenement 2Dx9o rennna
tor ~ 800 year. rho bidding ran from $iSooor ~
~ 90 cbsslss so d No. SaOs aaos Third similar
sdlns renting for 400 per snnsm COZ nne cs
: sss sssos simon name .s
toneer sold Nos 1os and io4 Eas. Une ryes two
S,Cs houses sxes each They
brOrsSt 1oaoo each from Jacob V Wsst sopehandred
MeS SsxiSo each bidding ran ny Sm
q ssSh offered 4 No. ss $40 West sixty
swer3h-st fve-story. brick anu STONE SUI for
Souss hefween Tenth and West End ayes. n ~
S 40 p' a. which price + Coersn was the buyer
he I houses o. the g gssss sd su s has
with increasing demand, anu ~. sns 6oo IN Robert
III West N ,o west seventy second
Dunlap. tho halter. Aisv NV silver Skinner & Neuis
ST. sr ior ss brokers' Alfred L. Nalna Of No 100
Broadway. having Iu nv. asos,hsrsbir
mas Scr wss cali at the EXCHANGE YESTERDAY for one
or more lots for building, on einer suv VI raj s,de
below feminist also Tor bu'lnine on no rus 80 ~
rear Broadway ana MANSON syuao' a. h basement
cecdns $4,000, ior Eur, vtd het1rsen rifiieth
a anS fbrtysfourth sts. and near Ffthave; for :
nvvste house in Parksve.. between Forteth ana
Kh,rfv fourth ss., and for store property, ~ Iiom
~ No 20 szo 600 No 90 west Fifty fourthst.
ourstory bighstoop house, 52x65. and library ouiit
nv Ivud Brothers, was offered Tor sac et S'oVVo'
~ -
New-York Thurs1hy, July TO-
Tho following sales were hold at the EXCHANGE anu
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goparinrrsbip Nolltes.


BROADWAY, CORNER 22D.sTy
January 10, 1859.
MATTHIAS S. EcEN retres from the firm
WI Of Brooks rohers al this d1te. Frederick BROOKS
being this day admitted 10 partnership IN the business
thc noderscned now common the firm OF Brooks Brothers
w. JOHN r. BROOKS,
FRANCIS WAGNER,
FRANCIS q. LLOYD,
FREDEkfCK BROOKS.
Mr.. JOSHUA Il. HICKS this day becomes
Ni a partner In the business 81 JOSEPH GODFREY
under the style OF JOSEPH GODFREY & CO.. berry.sI
EcwYork, January 1, lssb ------------
OUR PARTNERSHIP hay.ng expired this day
" BY limitation, Mr. Stewart Henry Brown, Of LAYER
pool fetlfes from hns In this cougtry and England
aud our establishment IN Liverpool WI bo closed -,
Nj. Egerton Stewart brown, who hgns Tor US tnero
per pfocuratlon" VIII wind uD mat busanesa ana con-
tinuo 10 sign f0r that purpose, Tho business Of the
houses London AID tho United States w 90 continued
- ~ BkowN BROTHERS co.
New.York December 81. 1883.
Mr. Charles Dcnson Dlckey, IT. (son Of our MI. e. ID
Dekey Il admitted this day partner In our hrms In
this country and an Lndon, ,,nor,,,ns A ~
Eew.York January !, 1889
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COOPER UNION ,rr
SATURDAY NIGHT LEcruHEs
I'M THE GREAT HALL At O'CLOCK.
The Second Division Of the Course for iSSs~ ~n o
Is 1sa '0u ,a MT MONTAGUE r. LEvERsoN. Pm D., Of
New-Yosk City.
Subject: The Science Of Legfnation'
ian 20 ar. RossrTER w. RAYMOND. Of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Subject :. Tho prescns state Of The Darwiniaa
Controversy"
To-, o. MIRA f. A. POLLARD Of New-York City.
Subject. Princess Mui Qui.S-(Illusrated)
tah o Mr. LANES BOWIE, Of WORK City
'e' . subject Alaska "t Illustrsted)
r., a Mr. JoHN AspINwALL of Barrytown. n =.
N subjects The Honey Bee,n-tIllustFsted)
reb TO- Mr. JOHN AsPINwALL. Of Barrytoyn. ~ 7.
wv " Subject: - Bookkeeping. -tIllustratedj
No tickets required. No admission after 9 O'Clock
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financial.

OFFICE OF THE MERsENTIiALER PRINTING
vs,utS osnilp,1NY. NEW yQ.nK peeempel 81. 1855.
n holders o. the NERO ENTHALER PRINTING COW.
PANY VII be held Rooms 1i5 and 110 Tribune Build
gay o. January 1899, bens Che 18th day Of the month
transaction Of such other business may be brought
before H. The transfer books VIII close on January g.
' d c. McEwEN Secretary.
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Sauinos Banks.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,
W IN THE CITY OF EEW.YORK, CORNER 4TH
AVE- AND IlTtI.ST.
Eew-York. December %. 1883.
INTEREST ~ The rate 81 THREE AND ONf~uALF
Is l.a PER CENTuM PER ANNuM wiz be credited De.
posot for The six months ending December III, lehs on
al sums entitled thereto under the bylaws not exceeding
.''1''',- fIIiIiP DIssINGER Presdsn.
THE sEAMENs BANK COR SAVINGS
"a Al J 20 WALIrST
THE TRUSTEES have ont red that interest
BE- paid deposiofs entitled thereto, under tho y.
laws and accordance With the savings bank laws Tor
The six months ending 8lsi ultimo a. follows: III.
on accounts not e1ceedpg one Thousand Dollars az the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT Pc amnuf.
on accounts larger than ono IhOusnnd Dollars M nos
exceeding Three Thou and Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PER CENT per annum
On secounts larger than Three thousand Dollars and
which were opened prior 10 the Limitation " deposits by
statue. Of the o. TWO PER CENT per annon pay
able on ana sitter Monday 2lH instant -.
WILLIAM q. STURGES, President
DANIEL BARNES. Cashier
New.York jan 10. iSs1
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Wednesday, Jan. 10. 80
City i)roperip 90 fst.

A SIN. STORY substantial now building. 25xl1O. 495
n desi-d RULANt WHITING. Heekman.ss
CORNER building near the Post one z iea,a i2i
A term OF years rutland "hiIlN"' D90N
mnn-st
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Countrp uropsrtn for Sale aub Go fet.

A GENcY FOR MoNTCLAIH- Ill andlons r.sidenoe,
n and building sites for sale houses 10 let season OF
rear. CLARENCE n. TUBES. Doekmansi. N y.
NJ oNTcLArR REAL ESTATE AGENCY Houses 70
lvt handsome residences for sale moderate prieta
PARSONS TAYLOR. IS csdsr.st. n y.
II oDBIN MILL FOR sALE--4 bon5in mill 3, Az.
ID Rusta Ga. will DO s0i1 at bargain every variety
of wood for making bobbns close AZ h.nd and nj low
prices; seven largo eoon mills In Augusta use ne bob
bins: only bobbin mill In this Eection. J. l.. MAXWELL.
Real Estate Agent Augusta, Ca
RIO RENTNear Augusta, Ca heuse Of i2 furnished
Il rooms; 90 outbulidingS and 10 acres OF laad AZ
taehcd ali In rsclass order; Northern health sookets
viii ma this the place they have been ookng fcr For
further particulars address J. 4. MAXWELL.
Real Estate. Augusta, Ga
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Buaiaess ,1roperin for Sale AMI 20 Ct

r,U1I.prNos sroEys, LOFTS Asp oTvroEs TO
Is LIT on Beefman, ANA Fulton. John, Pssh VIII:
IAN Nassau ana streets In the vicinity. EULAES
WHITING. Be~hman.st
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miscellaneous.

CoR sALE.-vols i and Of The Weekly Tribune,
hound; also very old aud historical steel englny
lngs; no reasonable offer refused. Address PETER
HFILLEY, o ChamcersSt, Newburg, N. Y
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Brooklyn a)rorerip for Sale anD 90 Get

4 ow PRICED LOTS along l. road. In Brooklyn II
IL plots 10 sult builders investors streets severed
and paved yaluek rapidly enhenelnf..
rutland 4 WHITING. Beehnan-st
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-05-17
Is r. l. A r., M d.
Friday Morning. May II, 1888.
The Binder Irvine Monopoly.

Farmers who voted for Harrison and
high tariff will begin to wonder whether they
were right or not, when they go 10 the store
10 buy binder Irvine This twinc is made Of
sisal grass, which comes from GuCatan. by
reason of the enormous demand which nus
kept pace with the general use of the SELF
binding machine in wheat fields, the ssal
grass, which sold in Yucatan in 1885 at $40
per ton, went up to $147 per ton in 1888.
Our cOrdage companies are taxed $l5 per
ton on the raw material and protected from
foreign competition by tariff Of So per cent,
The increase in the cos, of the raw materi.
al has been followed by corresponding in
crease in the price of twiue. The mills, hop
ing for lower prices, used up all the available
stock on hand and are only importing what
they need, as they require it, Country deal
ershaye held back their orders, also hoping for
lower prices. The outcome of this state of
affairs is that the amount of Irvine in the
hands of dealers is very low and the price
very high.
The increase in the price of the raw ma
teTlul IN uCdLin Is owing 10 partial failure
OF the crOr. The cost of the raw material
having advanced, foreign made Irvine went
up In price The manufacturers here were
prompt to take advantage of the situation
and by mutual agreement, as foreign Irvine
advanced they put up the price of their man
ufacturc 30 per cent. above the price of for
eign twine delivered in this county.
This they are enabled to do by the high
tariff The Mills bill put sisa grass on the
free list and reduced the tariff to % per cent.
With this schedule the profits of our manu-
facturers would have been the same, because
the reduction in the tariff would have been
made up by the lessening of the cost Of the
raw material. The difference to the farmer
would have been that he would to-day be
able to buy his binder Irvine at 10 per cent.
less than he does. The Republican farmers
of the Northwest are kicking against this
state of affairs and Republican newspapers in
that section are urging them to abandon
their scli-binders until the cordage compa-
mics consent to take fairprotit on the cost of
manufacturing this twine.