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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

HANDSOME WELL-BUILT THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 9l1 . STREET AOKTHN Est,
CONTAINING Ten ROOMS, CELLAR AMI MOD
LIN IMPROVEMENTS.
On SAT- RDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TMENIl-tlkSI, 1883, at fOJR O'CLOCK, 4 viii
oner Tor sale IN front OF tie premises lot
800, fronting 20 feet On ST. n. and running DC
iOU feet TO paved I1foot alley, improved by a we'll
ooit ana handsome three-story lress-bTlck front
dwelling with back building aud cellar ten rooms,
modern improvements, IN good condition, south
front, excellent ne ghboThood, turee lines of cars
market ana schools within three squares, cheerful
convenient and comfortable home; 40 encumb RANGES
properly open for DslectiOn.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in three equal
notes. time TO SUIT purchaser Ocar interest per
cent Der annu from date Of sale and paid AID
secured by deed % tras; the property Al CONVEY
aiiSiIiS ad recording purchasers deposlt of
$500 Is required at time oi sale.
selo-5t mos. BOWLING Auct
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Woman Suffrage In Wyoming.

MIR. Campbelrs proposition in the Wyoming
constitutional convention yesterday to submit
the question of woman suffrage to the people
caused a lively debate, during which Mr.. Camp
bell called another delegate liar. Both are
it is thought, go into the constitution.
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Cumberland Coal Shipments.

The shipments from the mines of the Cum
berland, Nd, coal region for the week ended
September IA, 1889, were 6s,3l2 tons, and for
the year 2,l6s,572 tons, q decrease of 327, 3I2
tons as compared with 1883. The shipments
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and local
points were for the week 1854 tons; for the
year l,557,250 tons, decrease of 204,577 tons
as compared with last year. The shipments to
the Pennsylvania railroad for the week were
II, s96 tons; for the year 654,8 1863 tons, an in
crease Of 1880 tons as compared with last
year. Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the
week nothing, for the year 57,252 tons, . de-
crease OF III, 426 tons.
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SulliEan Drunk Amin

Boston special says that John L. Sullivan
was drunk again Monday. He made himself
obnoxious at two hotels and went into the bar
Der shop of Clark's hotel. While waiting his
turn he whacked his big fist down on the top of
one mans head and, shaking his other list in
his face, called him a vile name and cried: ..pd
like to slug you." The victim fled
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Window-glass Makers Combine.

The window-glass manufacturers outside of
the Chambers-McKee combination at JEAN
nette, Pa, have in contemplation the forma-
ton Of gigantic company with paid-up
capital OF s2.0OO.OO0. 1t is proposed to build a
two-tank window glass factory, similar to the
Jeanette concern, in one of the new gas fields
adjacent to Pittsburg. This will place them
ON the same footing with the Chambers
Mckee company, which is now running indie
pendently Of the manufacturer association.
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Looking for Fred May,

report reached the New York district at
torney's office yesterday that Fred May had
arrived in that city in southern steamer. The
old indictment against him for assaulting
police officer was resurrected and placed in the
hands OF detective, who was Instructed to
hunt him up and arrest him
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BeUueStS to Church Charif;aa

The late Charlotte Spaulding of Boston left
requests of $4,000 each to the American
board of commissioners for foreign missions Of
Massachusetts and the Home missionary society;
$1,000 to the American missionary association:
$1,000 each to the Boston city mission women's
board OF missions womens depar tment OF the
Home missionary society and Seamen's home
society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18

The late Mrs. Eliza Gregory Of Portsmouth.
Va, left in her will sl0, 900 to establish Cath,
Father Brady has qualified as trustee Of the
fund ~ WIG
:. Frederick Burrows, colored graduate Of the
Northwestern law school of Michigan, has been
granted license to practice law in Northamn-
ton county, Va, being the first colored man
ever admitted to the bar there.
A mail carrier in the Chicago post Office IN
said TO be responsible for the story to the efect
that LeCaron, the British spy, who testified in
the Parneu case, 10 once more in that CITY.
Ex-Gov. Cameron has been invited by the
ansi-Mahoneitss OF Richmond, to address them
Ut some future day.
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A Threatened Race Conflict.

Considerable excitement prevails at Calera,
sixty miles north of Montgomery. Ala., over a
threatened collision of races. Trouble grows
out OF the discovery of an incendiary letter
written by negro, which revealed a plot
against the whites aud arging the negroes to
instruction. villainous white man who is
at the bottom of the trouble. is being sought
for, and If caught will be hung. The marshal
OF Caiera has wired for three dozen Winchester
rifea
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cold Hutch'' Among Eootpads

The many-times-a-millionair B. P. Hutchin-
son, better known as "Old Hutch" the great
manipulation of the grain market, was the
victim of footpads in Chicago yesterday He
had just left his Office, where he spent the
night, and was quietly sauntering home. AT
the corner OF Van Buren, street and Pacific
avenue the old gentleman was suddenly accosted
life. Mr.. Hutchinson threw up his hands
without q murmur, while the hignwaymen
searched his pockets. They found nothing 40
.'Old Hutch" claims. Immediately on their
leaving him the venerable fnancier yelled
Justify police" Several officers responded.
but the highwaymen escaped
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

E The way to advertise is to put your
announcement where it will be seen BY the
people you want to reach. TEE STAB reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hoTl
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A Railroads New Financial Scbeu

The official announcement of the details Of
the new financial scheme of the Northern Pa
citic rair Dad company was made yesterday. 1t
provides for a blanket mortgage of Sl6O, 900 900,
of which branch line bonds will require s26.-
DOC, 600, tributary roads Sl3 1000 900 and termi-
nal betterments, &C., 34,OOO,OOO. The most
important features Is provision to pay cash
on January /, 1880, and quarterly dividends
thereafter at the rate Of per cent per Quarter.
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q Eo W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 Est
1nUSTEESi SALE OF UNiMPRovED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE 716. SITUATED ON TBIItD
SThI Ell BETWEEN II AND 1 STREETS

II i
NUhT..EAST.
Under AID by virtue of deed of trust dated the
day OF Ju.e, A ID. 1854, and recorded in hber lOoS
at too 100 ct seq OF the land records If The District
OF Columbia and at the request OF the party secured
thereby viii sell Ut public auction IN front OF the
premises on MONDAY, IHL EMENTl-THI DAY
OF SLPIEMBER, A. u. 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
7. A. the iollowingGescrbed real estate situate ln
the city of Washington, District of Columbia and
designated on the ground olaf Plan said city as
Iari OF original lot i've oI IN square numbered seven
hundred and seyeuty-sx 900, beginning tor the
same at point thirteen feet north OF the south
corner OF said lot five. and running thence nor In
twenty GOD feet; thence east one hundred and
ten tl1O) teet to line OF said lot: thence
south twenty oJ feet and thence to the place of
beginning.
Iergs of Sale: One-third cash and the balance
in one and two years from date OF sale, for
VIII ca the proissory notes of the purchaser must be-
given, bearing interest, able seiannuslly at six
per centuIn per ann. and TO be secured by deed of
rust Oh property sold or al cash at purchasers op
ton. deposit OF 500 Will be required time of sale
All conveyanclng and Recording purchasers cost
Il the terms OF sale not complied with in seven
daJ the trustees reserve the resell at the
and cost OF defanling purchaser three DAYS u
in " ashiugton, DC.
SAMUEL MADDOX, 49,
se11-d&ds RANDALL HAGNERS AFusbees.
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A
F I: I. ~
F. ! |. l.. 4 / III
F 4 4 CTS

THE EVENING STAR is q PAPER
OF TO-DAY, not OF YESTERDAY nor
of LAST WEEK. IL prints ALL THE
NEWS, Local, Domestic and Foreign,
LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN.
ING PAPERS.
This is conspicuousiy true OF all classes
of news, but especially so in regard to
Local News and District Affairs.
THE STAR has very much LARGER
and BETTER force of LOCAL RE.
PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS
than any other paper I'm Washington
ever thought of employing, and ITS
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND
PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE
THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER.
Full AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY
OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. Tits
therefore able TO print each day q FUN
report OF every transaction Of public I'm.
terest occurring I'm the District up -
the very hour Of going TO press.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF vendiioni exponas issued out
o. .1e clerks Sfce OF the supreme court OF the DIS
u!ct OF Columbia. holding n District court IN al ir-
ATTY cause No. S53, joan Eagzn ct al. lbellHnts.
anst the schooner Jesse J. Parks, her TACKLE. sails
Ippa,e furniture, boats &c, &c and TO direc ted
sell al public sale Tor cash. the loot of NtA
HsihEsnlre avenue near Cum rlsnds boat house. on
% n rShDAn, sEflEMBER IMENTN-FIhSI. 1889,
AZ Twelve O'CLOCK NJ. the said schooner her
tacAie. saais apparel, furniture, boats &C.
DANIEL ~ hANsDFII.
r>,-~-u.~-.. US Marshal u. C. .
-poNoANsoN BRoS. Auctioneers. selS-Ot
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LADIES GOODS.

III FOX OF HOS 18TH ST NV. HAS RE.
IL turned from l. Ike George ana will open her
Dressmskins Establishment. Orders PROMPTLY hlled.
BUTTONS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SIZES.
~ quantity; plain with edge vi IVORY;
coors lat or bail shape, and upholsering buttons to
order. W. 5. HILL 5l2 18th IT. NV. sel4lm.
l.. RONTS! FRONTs!. FKONTSI!!
Il just the thing tor summer
Always IN order Uy plain combing
MILE. NJ }. PRANDI
1929 4 ST. u ". Mrs. II@rrison'sl.
Importer u
Fine French Hair Goods.
sel3-lm' shAmpooing
SEALsKIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED
~ Into Newest Styies ~ tn
se9-6m 1910 9th st. NV, between n. and o.
n AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE LACI-s DONE
~ Up in first-clss french style cali at the only
established place il the city. AME. VAI.aONI's 5I3
III ST. NV. like Lace Curtains speciality. Prices
rasohabie. 2-lm'
yIIss NJ. CAvANAUGH HAS REMOVED HER
Al Dress Making P-riors from 4:5Y Ytn ST to 81
l3eh st; Dress Making IN all its branches. Terms
reasonable. Perfect fat. au:SO-l u.s
l. KENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DIZZY CLEAN
Il ING hSIABLlsEMLAY. l2U5 New Aork ave
liIst-class ladies and lens' Nuik OF every iesrn
AND CAEOLINL lELCll, 1CEll1erly MIlu A llscler
and Maison lrlese. Paris. AL
A NToN FIsCHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
ALlsHMtN1 AND DYE hOhkS, SOC q ct. NV
Iyea without being ripped L2dies' Lyening Dresses
u specially. 1nirty-nVe years' experience. Prices
hocera.e. 0oous csiIlei Tor and delivered sI4
A L-MOOL OAl.AEN1s. MADE W OR RIPPED
A. FISCHER.
rs SUcGstnw
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Randolph Reed, sixteen years old, SON Of
Capt. L. L. Reed, was drowned IN Msttosr
creek. Va, yesterday while ont sailing.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,,Onesr..

nUNCANsON BIOS, Auctionesrs
IhUsTEEs SALE or A TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, TOGETHER NTH AN UNlA-
PROVED BUILDING LOT. SITUATED ON 1hE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF L AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of = deed OF trust dated July 80. ID
1887. and recorded in hber No. 1878 at folio Al OF
the land records of the District Columbia and
the request OF the party secured will sell AZ pUbc
,rnetion. IN frSni Of the PREMISES, on MEDNIsDAi,
Der, A. D. 1889, AT HALf-PAsT ToUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate.
situate in the city OF Washington. DC, known part
of original lot numbered four t4) IN square numbered
nine hundred aud two902 oeginniug al the
ctrner of said square. aud running thence north
street nltyfour t54J feet and thence east sixtytwo
ieet and thence west sixtytwo CO., feet one l inch
70 the place of beginning.
Terms; One-haf cash; balance In six. twelve and
eighteen months with interest and securec by deed OF
trust or all cash. Terms 10 be complied with ten
days from day Of sale All recording and convey anc-
lne 81 cost of purchaser deposit .; sloV required
1T time Of sale
GEO. ". MCKEE, ! 5,,,...u.
sel4-dts Ii. Ii. bERIsM ANNA AEuseess
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
rTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.


InUSTEE'S SALE ONE GURNEY CAB AND LOT
HAhNESS
By virtue of deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day
OF JANUARY, 1859. and auly recorded in LIber 3oS,
iollO 4e seq the LsEd hecorS the District of
Counoa ana by direction Of The party secured there
by the undersigned Trustee will sell on ArURDAI
1hE IWENIl i a IItSI Day Of September, leS9.
AZ TWELVE OCLO, h, in front the auction rooms
OF Thomas Downing IL III Pa ave. IL W., the above
described personal property.
Terms cash.
JOHN 7. PRICE, JR,
se16-5t Trustee
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF TEN HEAD OF FINE YOUNG
On TRibAY, sEPTEABER TWENTIETH. 1852
VIII cell about ten nne young horses. sound. and
yearA from 70 to ia lAnds just broken 70 hsrness,
Thee are ~ nns clean stock and some Of them very
record V 2:2z4 Those in search Of me dfavinr
horses should attend this salA Can be Thursday
TH0HXs DowLINo.
eAo-oo Auctio0o6R.
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se10-5t
lNROMAS pOMLING. Auct;oneer

rHtROMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
q CRATES AND HOGSHEADS OF ASSORTED
CRoCKERY AND GIioCEkIES AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TEETH, 1889, AT In O'CLOCK, within my auction
rooms, shall sell large consignment OF Assorted
Crockery and small lot Groceries. The trade
should give this sale their attention.
sel6-dts THOMAS DONLING, Auctioneer
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MATTERS THAT WILL BE CONSIDERED II ACTING
UPON APPLIcArIoNs-THE DIRECTIONS OF cITI-
zESs-sALooSs IN RESIDENCE sEcTIoNs-PER-
SONS WHO MED NOT APPLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18

Assistant Postmaster Metcaf, recently APP
pointed in Wheeling, WA, drew a revolver
on Thomas Howley, sporting man, who
knocked Metcaif senseless and broke bis nose.
II, Sherin Fiaek OF New York has resigned from
the committee Of twenty-four of Tammany hall
ana severed his last tie with that organization.
- Inc coming Episcopal convention in New
iork VIII consider number OF changes in the
book OF common prayer.
Inc interstate commerce commission met at
Indianapolis yesterday for the first time since
the summer adjournment. Several cases were
considered
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Leo Kills Successor

Rome special cable to the New York Herald
says: forecasted last week the candidacy of
Monsignor Zigliara to succeed Leo XIII. It is
now public matter. His eminence is the young
est of the college of cardinals, being only in
his ifty-si1th year. He was born in Bonifacio,
in Corsica, and took orders as Dominican
monk.
Italians affect to look upon Cardinal Zigliara
as the candidate Of the French government but
although born in Corsica, his eminence has al
ways repudiated his French citizenship. His can
didacy Is supported by the Dominicans and also
by the Jesuits, who were at first inclined
to support Cardinal Parocehi He also is on the
best Of terms with Leo XIII. The most formid-
able competitor against Cardinal Zigliara for
the triple crown is Monsignor Sanielice, cardi-
nal archbishop of Naples, who is backed up by
the Italian government. The party of concilia-
ton in the sacred college favors Cardinal
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ANTHONY HYDE, Trustee.
CHARLES N. MATTHEWS, Trustee
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CATALOGUE SALE
OF FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EX-
QUIsITE HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS, con-
SISTING OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYA-
CINTHs. IN ALL CoLoRs AND FINEST va
RIETIEs; NARCIssUs, CRoCUS AND TULIPS:
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THoL
SNOWDR0rS, &c.. &c.
On MONDAY MOANING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
Ihlt.D. 1889, commencing at ELEk EN- O'CLOCK,
wlnln my auction rooms. shall sell consignment Of
ten cases OF above Bulbs being direct consignment
sels-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING NO
Az STREET No4IhN EST, CONTAINING
EIGHI ROOMS MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
ENTEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, We win offer for sale.
III front OF the premises,
Part of Lot =
Square 5l1,
fronting 10 feet ) Inches Ii street northwest and
running back to Massachusetts avenue lmp roved IN
atSd, being near business center.
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance to suit purchaser
Title good or no sale. deposit of 800 time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days, other
wise the property will be resold at the risk Of
edeIauilg purchaser alter i've days advertisement
IN some newsIaI er published ill Washington, DC.
All conyeyancing. &C., at the cost of the purchaser
sel2-ot
cV THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
NINETEENIH, same hour AID y ace.
Auctloueers-
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The VIII of susanna Rosina Green.

~ u ousuHHd fSOsfn0 Green.
Inc VIII OF the late Susanna Rosina Green.
widow OF Michael Green, was fled yesterday
afternoon. Mrs Green died recently in New
io.k. She leaves the household furniture,
horse, carriage, silver plate and pictures to her
son James ID. Green; $500 to Mary Ann Che
Ina; e2.000 to Susan Fisher; $500 to Isabel VI
Lehman in trust for the homeopathic hospital:
$1,000 TO her son Jas. u. in trust, to use one
half the interest in her burial lot in st. PauI's
cemetery, Alexandra, and the other half 90
her lot IN Mount Olyet cemetery, and provides
for a 1000 monument in the Mount Oiiyet lot
To her sister, Mary ID. Diez, she leaves one
half Of what is known as her West End property
IN Alexandria and the interest Of 81 900 during
life. the Alexandria property at the death Of
tor the benefit OF the poor ALI the rest of her
property she wills 20 her son, whom abe names
- executor. The will is dated September 10,
1904.
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Seventh. The Commissioners will consider
any valid objections made by citizens to any
application, provided such objections are
specific in their character; that is, against
particular applicant and bear the signatures of
the parties making the same
Eighth. Licenses to sell intoxicating liquors
by retail IN that portion Of the District OF Co.
lumbia outside OF the cities of Washington and
Georgetown will not be granted TO any person
whose place of business is within one thousand
Ieet OF another place licensed for the same bust
ness, excepting In cases where four-ffths of the
heads OF families residing in said portion of
SAID District within one mile Of the premises
Tor which such license is asked shall petition
therefor.
Ninth. 1t is understood and agreed that the
foregoing regulations are to be regarded as
controlling any license granted by the Commits
sloners, and as much part of the conditions
governing said license as If incorporated into
and made part thereof
No one o. the above regulations will be
waived on behalf Of any applicant for a license
of Commissioner
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nR MOTIFS FkENCH POWDtRs ARE THE
~ standard Remedy for Al blood diseases. causing
tnroet neee Or hk1n troubles urinary diseases CURED
IN forty-saght honra Price % yer box.
60 sxAHDxfo&DR eex psh Cd aVs
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MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE
IN or two Of Or. BROTHERS. lnvigorzting Cordial
Mln cure any case of Nervous Debility and loss OF
nerve power 1t inparts vleor % The whole sysrern
Male CT female. 500 ST. s.w. suzl-Ims
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-22
Cnrrn of Pcnren

On the National line dock the otheS
day there was a mountain Of snuff ColOrcd
bzgs just out Of the ship. When the
stsTedOres hauled them about evcrgbOdy's
2Ose was uCkled. That's nothing but
pepper, ali the way from Singapore vis
London, " said the superintendent.
How much is there OF itT' he was
asked.
s.Not a great deal; 800 or 400 tons,'
was the answer.
A muscular 'lOrZshOrernan at hand
said: Sure we dhrink it. The bar
keepers know we Ike dab of it on the
head Of the growler."
Just then a clerk came along and began
making complaint Of the way the men
were tearing the bags with their hooks.
He pointed to a trail Of the spice along
the dock and said that his house would
make the ship pay for the loss in weight.
The superintendent ordered the men to
sew up all leaIy bags, and the merchant 5
apprentice smiled in satisfaction. In re-
Spouse TO questions he replied: Last De-
cembCr pepper was booming. Every
body thought there was going 10 be .
scarcity Of it, and they all wanted to buy,
and they did buy. This is that same pep
per just coming in. 1t is worth about q
cent pound less to-day than they paid
Cor it. l think the most of it cost the
buyers something like sixteen cents d
pound. a good many of them are stuck.
Pepper is apt TO weigh less when Il ar
rives than what you find charged for in
your invoices. Some of it viii leak out
of tears in the bags; some of it will be
sampled when nobody is looking; but
the great loss in weight is believed TO 70
suit from the fact that it dries out. The
native chaps that grow the berry ship il
down all sorts of little streams in all sorts
Of junk5, and it catches good deal Of salt
water by the time it is shipped from Singa-
pore. Water doesn't hurt whole pepper
in the least unless it is kept wet too long
and allowed to rot, but il adds TO Its
avoirdupois. When you reflect thai
10000, 900 of us are shaking it three
times day on almost everything we eat
Is it any wonder we get away with sc
much pepper Much Of it l suppose IS COB
bled up by thuse concerns that make salads
and sauces and pickles and catsups."-
Nov York Sun.
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THE ADVERTISER,

Is coplous and prompt the publication of Local Nas nA
It's readers are kept constantly course of events
IN other parts of the world particularly the United States
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C1Othes-wrInsers WIN Burst.
New York SUM-


"Why, yes, of course, clothes vlingers viii
burst" said Barclay street hard ware
dealer, in reply TO q reporters inquiry. The
pressure ON them when they are blocked
with wet clothes in a laundry or shirt factory
is often enormousI but unless the boiler at
tached to them bursts too l don't see how
much damage can be done. Even the hand
machine sometimes bursts when the operator
tries TO hasten the completion of her own
work by making the wringer do moro than
its share, but except the probab of her
being discharged by her mistress, if she has
one, or having to buy new wringcr if she
owned the broken machine, don't think she
runs any risk of being hurt.
Il can't imagine how the world would get
on now without wringing machines. OF
course it did SO once, and our clothes were
just as clean as they are to-day, and lasted
longer; but the time has gone by when a
servant girl would wiring a tubful of clothes
nearly dry, with her strong hands and never
complain. Ask her to do half the work now
and hear what she will say"