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NEWSPAPER COMPANY.
BOSTON MORNING JOURNAL.
30 long columns 50 per HuuuW
BOSTON EVENING JOURNAL,
8i long columns SO per utuum
BONTON WEEK JOURNAL,
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Can DO Saved from a DqHkaId'S Grave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will poSlhyel{and
with tho terrible ,LleUoR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, Graduating from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 many Ind hard 10 relin'
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the team that ran down the mans fac
and were lost In his beard.
That night Joel Gfay's buildings wer'
burned 70 the ground, To this day It Il
q mystery how the firecaught, butsome
time in the night the family was aFons
ed by the smoke and flames. The fire
had already seized the house In Its tata!
grasp, and with difficulty Mr., Gray and
Inza escaped, the latter with the babeiu
her arms, Close behind them the tramI
came staggering out OF the burning
house, Joel caught him tiercely by the
throat.
"This Is your work." shouted the
farmer, hoarsely.
The stranger dashed aside his assail-
ants hands as he replied;
"As God 10 my Judge 1t isHotl"
InzR seized her husbands arm, as she
"Lucyl LuCyI Where is she"
"Great Godp groaned Joel, as he
staggered as il about to fall. "she must
be In thereW
~ will save her" declared the tramp,
quietly, as he turned, sprang up. the
steps and vanished through the door
way into the burning building,
Every moment that followed seemed
like an age OF suspense and horror 10
Joel Gray and his vile. Suddenly q
dark figure appeared at one OF the win
dows, and ali about him the fierce flames
seemed leaping and curling. He held q
large bundle In his arms, There was a
crash Of glass, a dark mass shooting
downward, q heavy thud, and the tramp
lay at their feet.
Joel sprang forward and uuwrapped
the blanket that enveloped the form Of
his little daughter, and 10 his Joy found
her alive, though nearly smothered, The
stranger lay quite still where he had
fallen,
The farmer bent over the brave rescuer
OF his daughter, and as he turned the
tramp upon bis back, the mans eyes
opened, and he murmured;
InzaV"
There was something familiar in that
voice that seemed 10 touch the very
depths Of the woman's soul, Quickly
she bent over him.
"1nza, don't you know meH" he muir
INJURED.
"Dennyln shecrled, wildly. "Denny,
is It your Have you come back after
all these yearsP"
eyes, Ihave come back, and l brought
my old luck with me. l have come back
TO diel am going TO try my luck In an
other country, aud with the Master 10
guide me, l think II will turn for the
better. The gold that seemed 10 be re.
Elected against the sunset sky was not
for me. This lie has been q failure,
lnza, but / hope to make amends up
yonder."
And while Joel Gray,-the thiity far.
mer, worked hard TO have his cattle aud
a part Of his tools, Dennis Dowry, the
man OF hard luck and a poets soul, lay
dying with head resting in lnEa's lap.
He told her all his sad tale, his strug-
giles, his su1erings and failures. lie
whispered OF a blow on the head that
had deprived him Of his reason for years,
and how, when ho was once more him.
sell, he had fastened to find her. He
loved her still, and his dying wish was
that she might be happy always.
And 80, with tho red light oil the burn
ing house all about him, he breathed his
last in luza's arms, happy with her kiss
upon his lips.
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HR HAD LOST HIS GRIP.
AMan Whom BroWn,ssqpard's Elixir COuId
not PoSSibly HslP,

AMhn Whom BFoNn-Sequard's Elixir Coull
not PoSsibly Help,
DaSOg Ffs Prsa,
A middle aged man with Q troubled
look on his face stood on the corner nea!
the Central depot and attracted the at
tention Of passer-by, who inquired;
"can l do anything for you, STRIP
Stranger" said the man, ave los
poh' brace up,p said the other in 1
CHEEKY voice, you'll get hold again 4
you push in. IT happens To all Of vi
soWetime or other"
yiieIm afraid I'll never get IL again.
said the other sadly,
"Nonsense, man, Don't give up now
when they've Just discovered the elixir
OF life, advised his friend, TAKE hold
again like o man"
"What are you talking about2" asked
the Other, u lost my grip with four new
shirts in 1t, q new waistcoat, a pair Of
.suspenders, and my wiie's photyRrait.
Just give me q chance and youth see
whether I'll take hold Of 1t or not" and
he walked off with a suspicious look at
his late adviser,
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A PERFECT complexion, FREQ from
pimple or blemiSh, is very rarely seen,
because tCw people have perfectly pure
blood. And yet, all disfguring erup.
tons are easily removed by tho use Of
Ayers sargaparilla. Tryit and surprise
your friends with The result. paw
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In other words Hoods S~arsaparilla
will not do impossibilities, It's pro-
prletors tell plainly what 1t has done,
submit proofs from sources OF unques'
toned reliability, and ask you frankly II
you, are suffering from any disease or az
lection caused or promoted by impure
blood. or low stateo the system, to try
Hoods sarsaparilla, The experience Of
others is sufficient assurance that you
will not be disappointed In the result, 8
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MERcuRY and potash mixtures dry up
the secretions Of the body, cause mef.
Curial rheupatlam and dyspepsia, and
finally run the system down to such a
condition that other diseases are In.
duced. swiit's Specific builds up the
patient from the first dose, and gives lie
and Vigor To the whole human frame.
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Bpll,uslehIe Against q dangerous Foe,
FofowAthed u moi iOtoafmed III The case oil
those who Incur The risk Of an attack from that
dangerous foo, malaria, unptotldd With q
means q dSienae. Bul | those ip peril AZ
i0ftliylhg tAiegulfd, Hoelelleta Stomach .Blt.
lef9 tAiattaal ptDllaS btsedeto evils iaahiiSSt.
aud lever, lghO CaiS, dumb AEi6, and Jho e1lHl
tard Q ue l1LhI1ul aud UghltAl American
Coa.t, 10 nulllled and fendpted harmless, our
western pl6nt9t beliptl and mingft, dWgliOfll d
itopiG loNlAhdt ard 'vlelAn4 oil and dWollet.
ausliSR ~ sbS fiSsS. SaveH h. bb Sen N.
dpAlpled Sllh tRp lAbt AID liS. chliAhiiI pro.
ylded Wih lhl1 1hpatall lOd!dei6hiiye mgdlllnl
aud fetnOdi, All disorder oil the llptnAth1 llHei
ssSRSa s sSSSSs i isSp ss ISh aRS Sad 3 complaints
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from ordinary business methods Is made
by the manufacturers OF DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, in guaran-
teeing this world.iamed remedy to cure
all diseases arising from arrangements
Of the liver or stomach, as indigeStion, or
dyspepsia, %biliousness or oliver com.
plaint," or from impure blood, as boilS,
hlotches, pimples, eruptions, scalp dis.
ease, %sa't-rheum, sCroiulous sores and
swellings and kindred ailments. Money
paid for discovery" promptly returned
u, on fair trial, II don't cure.
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FEW children can be induced TO take
phyBiC without a struggle, and no won.
der-moSt drugs are extremely %nauseat.
Ing. Ayers Pills, on the contrary,
being s%uRat.coatod, arc eagerly swallow.
ed by the little ones, and are, therefore,
tho tAYorlte family melinine. p4N
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Mln nrnonL somehndr Amor AM.

Ht,l Chettr Republican,
II, as is the present prospect, there
should be no fair Of the State AgriCultu.
raj Society this year, the county fairs in
this section OF the country will profit
thereby. The fact Is that these iairs
have not, Of late times, received the at.
tention which they deserved from the
masses Of the farming community, and
which would make II possible to render
them more beneficial than they have
been In tho past.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, %chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptionS, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Lognn Drug Co.
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Loose. Red clover PiilS Cure Sick
Headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
Atipatlon, 2hC per box, Eve boxes Tor 81,
ForBaleby Logan Drug %, bridge Corner
DtuggiSt5i Wheeling, W. Va, DAw
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A shoemaker hung out a new sign and
then wondered what paSsers.by found SO
amusing, His sign ran as follows;
Don't go elsewhere TO be cheated. Walk
in here.
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The man who tries 10 study out q
knitting.work pattern In the household
corner knows about how a woman feels
when she s trying To understand print
ed hnaa lhll moro.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Excited ciLiEen-"1sth ehghtalloyerH ~
Second dltto-"0t course Il don't you
sec d policeman standing right where Il
occurfed3n
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets,

wv @ANANI nav 1t9SA
Markets.
EBw roRk, August @,-Money on call cas-
at TO Q percent, last loan al 8 per cent, cloSet
offered ~ 6per cent, Prime mercantile papeI
43ta5 per cent, Sterling exchange more 10
tive at 81 SiaisI. Sales OF stock Legislatures,
There WAS cessation In the excitement In the
stock market to-day, and tho trading was again
dull aud the fluctuations smAllAnd generally III,
significant. though the tone OF The dealings was
feveFlAh aud unsettled throughout the day, The
|ppenlng was ut slightly lower figures than last
evening a. a rule, and there was some selling foT
u decline OIL. the part Of the room traders.
Alter the tirst hour the market became dull but
remained ieyerlSh and unsettled with q general
upward tendency until tho afternoon drive at me
Changers, when the rest Of the list SympRthiEed
TO q limited extent. 81. Paul and Missouri ia.
eide were the chief sufferers, until IAckRWGnnR
made u sudden drop oilN per cont, ThlSdecllne,
however, was checked before delivery hour, aud
the outlre list rallied with the trading, which
was marked by q sudden rise OIL I per cont In
pullpAn TO $50, The market developed no
further iealureRnd finally closed dulland steady
Chicago q East Lllnols lost W, Others being for
small fractions only, aud about equally divided
between gains and losses.
Railroad bonds dull; sales sG2i,00o.
Government aud Stale bonds dull and AlAldV
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ale Sutelltotnter.
1,oIse, NM m ami 81 fourteenth street.,
A LATTER DAY uYL,
7ers Aauas Esprs,I,

Ters Hauts R1pras.
He sent her a newspaper clipping,
ASWeet little tribe 10 verse.
With The hope that he might thus win her heart
But the result WRA Just quite reverse,
For he, although "broke,n was young and gay,
But he needed her cash, poor telloWl
While she long Bgo had her day.
Aud was nearing the acre AndyelloW."
But alas for bis hope and alas for her plldol
OF the clipping which he thought would hx hel
She only peTuSe1 the OppoAlte side.
An account Of the new "lite-eli1lF'"
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"RRMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes ia
GUARANTEED BY -Four NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans, and tho Tickets are signed by tho PreSi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware 2 any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR 10 the price Of the smallest
part or fraction Of q Ticket IEuED ny Us IN any
Drawing, .AhythinRl n our name offered for leSD
thgr q Polar II q Ewindle. RulIwSAw
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When paSy wa, .lcE, We gave her cassoria,
when .Ae vi. a Child, sAssfied for C4stOrla,
whaa phs became Miss, she chung 10 castOria,
Wien AsAAac AuaFpu, pAs gayoaomeastOri
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DoN'r hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and
disgust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use Dr.. sage's Catarrh Rem
edy and end It.
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE,
MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 1 aud 10 years Of age, will be opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, Of No.
7a7 MAIN srslEr, BY Mas MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, DC.
The school will be conducted On the general
lines OF the kindergarten.
French conversation aud callsLheulc exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In the school
room for the entertainment aud Instruction Of
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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Patti Is said to have made oyer 81 900.
900 with the helpof her voice. And yet
men are unreasonable enough 10 expect
women 10 keep their mouths shut,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, August observation-disclosures
1900 hCadI shipments S,OOO head; market dbl
aud lower; gseySs tltSSl vi steers Z 93A %
mixed u ooSS' SSSi 4SGSs eattis o. wv iSSs % q
half breeds o. 0Oa3 %. HogS-Re6elp1 10,
OO0. head IhipmontI $500 head, market SLOW
aud lowGti. mixed. % QOal Isl heavy o 7i
-RCceiptS 1000 head shipments 400 head
/ r III 4dSSnG u q Sosi 9 lamb Y SSSS tStn "l
East ;ILisEFJy, IA. August ps-catLszEs
SSsIlpTsS i!SsSoso MA tGp sSIpSSs& a1S seAdI insi Z
htth light Yorker ". 6oal. 6ij glGIGStS M
1901 medium Apd lbhl Philadelphia MOO
lfOt heavy hogs " iOGl, %. ghVgp1Repolpl .,
GO head 1hlptneht1 1000 hoadl tlAtkOE ven
dull and prices unchanged,
CiNciHNAtt, o.. August 91,.HogS higher com
mon and ight o E6NlgO packing aud, 6llChSr
AOi receipts GO head hhlpmOnIs 800 head,
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

Eoud your daughters 10 this IpitiiptiO4 where
,hey will receive q thorough and comprehensive
sducaiiOn-the best foundation for tfue success
Ia lie, Post graduate EQUINE. An able Faculty,
Many Improvements made. No better inLtruc'
lion In Ar aud Nuiie ~ VppeL ohi0 HAlleyi
conduct School Of ElOCutlOp. Best, most health
mi location for school In the city, Terms Tea'
sonable, Apply 10 the Pretldelt ,sDp,,
iyg uh. hLAlHuELL.
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.usIEgE { fsss ! AsETI \, 1Sgpssttt r SEI.s, NJ 4
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gellAlfo6 ZAneEyille Through Passenger leaves
DellAlre ~ $40 q, m arrives at Bellalfo al S,O0
WOodAdold PASSENGER leaves lIollAite Al 400 n.
m. arrives al BallaikO at Bi9h M
Blmmefneld Accommodation leaves unilaisa
u l9t2t 2. m. arrives u II i8lA, M.
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AGENTS WANTED.

. For Club Rates, or any further Information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating your rchldence, with state, County,
Street and Number. A0re rapid return mail do.
livery will DO assured by your enclosing an en-.
Velope bearing yout full address.
IMPORTANT.
Address N. A. DAUPHIN,
New ORLEANS, In. .
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or n, a. DAuPHlN,
Washington, D. o.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex.
change, Draft or Postal Mole,
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Educational.
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM and NARY

Chartered 1893. ig7lh year beGlns October Z,
ISj' EIpeuIeS need not exceed annually tlts,
including books, board, fuel. lights And washing,
Send ioi catalogue. LYON q. TYLER, MA,
u..aLVont hlI
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Ssgssln,op Angus, a.-CottOH Ami mid
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china, Glass and Queensland.
Musical Goods.
%TRAVELERS' GUIDE.

A RRTYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRA1Ns-on and after May ~ lssV.-Bx.
PLANTATION oI REFERENCE MARKS. eDaIly. tSun.
day excepted. monday excepted. iSallFday
excepted. Sunday only. Saturday only.
Eastern Standard time,
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Address Registered Letters oon-
talning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Maui 0FInanu u
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
AAAtLROADl- Under schedule ia eject NAV
~. iEg Trains leave bridgeport, Conttei Bisik.
ard tlineL FOt rilllbHtgh UhlCGgO and UiGyo.
phlcego aud ClgYelVnd, lii9' p. M, F0f biiiS.
VILE, SIS q, IN.
TialnI sitlye Al bridgeport a, 7.Sa. M, iO.is
On fAtiIdAya p1ly-fOf EAfI LiVefnnni. N,tA
/. M from kAlt Liverpool, iiii9 n. Nj,
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Commissioners.
IRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,

At the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, September io,lsas.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each, Halves
so Quarters Si Tenths al TWeltleths /.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

As W. X. Crosby, of tue firm of Crosby
& Hill, was going down Market street
last evening, he noticed suspicious
looking man come out OF WoolT orth's
five and ten mt store, No. 4l6 Market
street. Thinking this rather unusnal he
tried the door and fund 1t unlocked.
Pushing the door open he called to at
tract the attention of any one who might
he within but receiving no answer he
closed the door and notified the first oili-
Ger he came acrois, who hap sened to be
Officer w helm, who with Sergeant
Stetzcr took charge. The latter guarded
the door whi Wilhelm hunted up the
proprietor. A strict search and investi-
cation was made, when 1t was found thai
nothing had been taken, The store dooi
had been accidentally left open by the pro
y ietors.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The Albany Journal statos that dirty
foul-mouthed tramp called at the house
Of a Bethlehem widow, living alone,
about o'clock IN the morning, and of
tered to saw wood In return for break
fast. The woman eyed him suspiciousiy.
"Are We hungry2" she asked "Yessum,
hungrier nor bear" "well, ye csn
have yer feed first, ! guess. He was
given bountiful meal. At Its conclu'
sion the tramp rose and took up his ugly
looking bludgeon. Pll keep my eyes
Wide open tight" he said, grinniDg, ''and
il see man rs wants ter saw wood fer
his breakfast III give him yer address. "
Then he opened the door aud walked out.
lie had gone but Jew steps when he
heard the widows sharp voice cal ing a
halt, He turned with an oath and saw a
gun pointed squarely at him. The widow
ordered him to come right back He
came back and sawed not one, but two
cords OF wood, kill d and plucked two
chickens, whitewashed the hen h III ard
cleaned out the COW stab.e. 1t is expec
ted that he will not repeat the visit In a
But ry.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

Box News for January tJohn Wanna
maker, Philadelphla) opens the year with
number of superior excellencA. 1t con-
tans an article by the Rev. L t. Hale on
"Reading In Farmers Families" a pof-
trait of George Meredith with a sketch of
his lie; the MONTH comment on the
new books, by Taeott Williams; ra her
more than the usual mum her of reviews,
with also few illustrations from the
books; other interesting miscellany, and
plate paper portrait enl short biogra-
ply of Thomas Nelson Page.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

PITTsBURa, Jan. 9.-The trouble in the
coke region has Already begun. The first
strise In regard to the new scale has
already been iDaugurated. From the
present indications 1t Is feared that 1t will
ext nd over the whole Connelssille
region. The operators have paid NO at
tention to the demand of the workmen
for an advance In wages, ard for the mos
part have expressed themselves to the
effect that it would not bs granted. j
W. Moore, the head OF Coke Pro
ducer's Association, to- ,ay received H.,
formation that the coke workers ut Perc,
had struck because they had becn refused
the advance. The ovens are operated BY
Bliss Il Marshall.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The annual meeting of the Morocco
Manufacturers N ationalA Association m cts
at the Hotel Brunswick, New York City,
to-day, and the following Morocco manu-
facturers OF this city left this morning to
attend it: Washington Jones & Co., l..
P. Bush, Jr., of William Bush Il Co. /,
John G. Baker, Charles Baird, w v.
Bond, Of Charles 3: Fritz q Co., J.
Parke Postlcs, & Co., w. J. McClary,
Martin Beadenkopf of Deadenkopf Il
Brother, ] Winfield Scott OF The Pusey
and Scott Co., Peter j. Ford of Ford &
Ryan.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10
A aood slystsr Urop.

Soon after ihs opening of the oyster
season 1t was currently reported that the
crop was very poor, very small and very
high in price. 1t is not unlikely that
here were some grounds at first for these
reports, bnt they do not hold good now,
The crop in The Delaware Bay waters II
is true is not large, bat the crop in the
Chesapeake and It's tributaries is Very
fioe indeed, especially SO in the Girls
field and Tangier writer's, The trouble
between oyster pirates and the Maryland
naval fleets has had tendency to inter
iere with the gataerini, OF the crop. In
conversation with = W. Randolph, No
107 French streef, yesterday told repre-
sentative OF the REPt YLIoAs that he had
no trouble In getting ihe best of oysters
aud the monstlr biva.yes standing Ii
baskets about The doc. of his restaui AM
and eating house bAcks up his assertions
Mr.. Randolph says be has no trouble il
gettifg the best OYSTER, all he wants aDt
at asonable prices from Crieheld and
Tangier He agreed tnat farming oyster
in the Delaware wat 10 was not great
success, but whether from the sewage .
the city or from other causes he coult
net tell.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Claus Spree
kels appeared yesterday morn n before
ths Senate Finance Committea In opposi-
tion to the proposed reduction of tine duty
on sugar ana the substitution therefor of
bounty oi one cent pound He cad
the Pre-. ed reduction in tue sugar tariff
represents S25 Ter ton, (which will etiec
tuallY prevent any fur her progress In
beet sugar manufacture in this country,
as the profits have bern demonstrated TO
be but $50 per ton, or z per cent on the
capital invested.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Wilmington City Electric Company was
held In their office No sos Market street,
last night, when the usual routine reports
were presented aud read, showing a very
satisfactory working of the company.
A dividend of 81. so per share for the last
six months was declared, which was equal
to the annual rate of 9 per cent. interest.
The divldends will be payable at the office
of the company, No. eos Market street,
after January l5.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-10

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-It is alleged that
Harry d. Schall, assistant cashier In the
Paymaster's Office Of the Chicago and
northwestern Railroad Company, has
pany's funds and 81, 500 belonging to the
Loan Association, of which he was the
treasurer. Schall is about % years OF
age and is said TO have been man OF
good habits, hut with taste Tor society
life and fine clothes, and 1t is thought his
expenses exceeded his salary.