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Discharging Trainmen.

NEW York, August 5.--General Manager J..
NJ Toucey of the New York Central railroad
yesterday said that within the past few DAYS
twenty or thirty conductors, brakemen, and
other trainmen running between this city and
Albany on that road, had been dismissed
Most of these men were in the freight service
knights of Labor. Some of them were mem-
bers Of grievance committees which had from
time 10 time waited upon the officers Of the
company. Manager Toucey said that the
officers we're competent TO run the company,
and wqpid do so without the interference of
outsiders and non-railroad men. Grievance
committees which have called on Mr.. Toucey
with regard TO the dismissals have received no
satisfaction-the only explanation offered
being that this being the dull season, the op-
portunity had been taken 10 weed out the less
useful men, One of the men dismissed Ia Il
J. Lee, master workman Of the assembly ss
ALBANY
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THE DOLPHIN DENIED.
The Secretary of the Navy at Bar Har-
Dor Reviews Several War Ships.

BAR HARBoR, ME., August 5.-Secretary Of
the Navy Tracy, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Wllmerding; his grand daughter, Miss
Alice Wlimerdlng; Mrs. Chadwick, wife OF COM
mander Chadwick of the United States steamer
Yorktown; Miss Stoughton and Naval Secretary
A. q. Paul, arrived on the Despatch at noon
yesterday. After luncheon the Secretary made
q formal inspection of the war ships Petrol,
Dolphin aud Baltimore. The biggest guns
were tired with 1sO-pound shells. Vice Presi-
dent Morton accompanied the Secretary on
board. Mr.. Tracy and party viii remain here
a week-until after the return OF Mr. Blaine
The flagship Baltimore sailed yesterday after
noon at o'clock for New York While swing
ing TO head for the ocean she ran nose on 10 the
Dolphin, lying at anchor. striking her in the
middle OF the stern and making several ugly
dents IN her stern plates. Secretary Tracy imine-
diately ordered the Dolphin to sail for Brooklyn
for repairs. The Baltimore proceeded on her
Journey.
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THE NEW BILL OF LADING.
Roads That Use IL Are Losing business
and Canada Roads Gain.

CHICAGO August 5.-As far as can be ascer-
tanned there is no change Of attitude toward
the new form of bill of lading. either on the
part OF shippers or of carriers. The Lake
Shore road, which was believed to be contem-
plating similar action to that of the Chicago
and Grand Trunk and the Wab ash roads. gives
out positively that it is using the new bill OF
ladlng. At the same time II Is also true that
roads using the new form losing business
For instance the Grand Trunk received yAri-
ons offers of business yesterday from shippers.
who said their only reasons for changing roads
was because IL used the new form
Ii Is probable that the conference between
the shippers and the railroads tomorrow will
be a one-sided affair. as neither Messrs George
Il. blanchard. +. II. Klngsbury or Frank ].
Firth can attend. These gentlemen have ad-
dressed a letter TO Mr.. George r. Stone, secre-
tary OF the board OF trade, stating that they
cannot attend because of other meetings 20 be
held at the same time in New York
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The Election in Kentucky.

A general election was held throughout Ken
tucky yesterday for the clerk of the court of
appeals, district. city and county judges
magistrates and constables, and delegates to
the constitutional convention, the first to be
held since lS49. The candidates for clerk of
the court Of appeals, the only office to be filed
by the choice of the voters of the entire state
were Judge ]. H. Tinsley (republican) Wood
ford W. Longmoor (democra) and Mrs. jose
phine h. Henry (prohibitionist). Mrs. Henry
political Office in Kentucky. From returns re-
ceived Woodford Longmoor, for clerk of the
court of appeals bids fair to have a larger
majority than the democratic ticket received
at the last general election.
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Lieut. Gov. Jones In Peril.

Lieut.. Gov. Jones Of New York had q narrow
escape from drowning yesterday afternoon.
While driving near place called Hooper, about
six miles from Binghamton, he decided to drive
through creek instead Of across bridge for
the purpose OF permitting his horse to drink.
The current was strong and the water deeper
than the lieutenant governor thought, and
soon after entering the creek he found himself
completely submerged 1t was only after a long
and vigorous struggle that be succeeded in
reaching shallow water.
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Killed His Wife and HimseIf

MINDEN, NEB., August "a long-standina
quarrel between Hans Hansen and his wife cuI-
minated in CHASTITY double tragedy yesterday.
He had hitched his team to go to the country,
when he had some words with his WIFE and
selzlng a club crushed ia her skull. killing her
instantly. He dragged her body TO the barn,
where he swung II from q rafter by a rope He
then tried to hang himself with portion Of
the rope, but failing went 10 the house and
blew his brains out with "A shot gun.
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Buffalo Races Postnoned.

BUFFALO, NY, August 5-The grand circuit
races, which were to have commenced here to-
day, have been postponed until tomorrow. A
heavy rain set in last night and still continues.
The track lis muddy, and even under the most
favorable conditions now Cannot but be slow,
and any hope of record lowering that has been
entertained must be abandoned This 10 par
ticularly unfortunate, as Sunol and Belle Ham,
lin are TO attempt to lower the records ON
Thursday, and the prospect Of their doing 90
WAS
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Doc Nfiddletou,s Gapy.

LISooLS, MIR. August a-Remnants of a eans
once led by the famous outlaw. Doc" Middle
ton, have been operating in central Nebraska.
Sunday night they made raid ON the ranch Of
Frank Taylor not far from Hastings, in the
hope OF driving away his horses. Taylor and
number Of ranchmen were in waiting and
lively battle with shot guns and pistols -
weapons ensued. The robbers made their e.
cape. Vigilant committees are being formea
in the central and western points Of NebrsakA
Fer Other Telegraph Nesvs See Passs 3 "A
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The STAR Our OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
VIII be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate of fifty cents per month
~ But all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions. -
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Machinery MoIders, Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 5.-The Inter.
national brotherhood of Machinery Moiders
will convene in biennial session here TODAY.
Sixty delegates from Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan and other states have already ar.
rived The delegates will discuss the pro-
priety of abandoning all piece work on the
ground that II is injurious 10 the trade and
produces bad results for the men. They say
they would rather work by the day for less
Waues
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Mrs. Francis N. Schwrig, . beautiful, wealthy
and refined woman. living in New York city,
committed suicide at Bridgehampton, L 1, By
walking into the ocean fully appareled No
cause oan be assigned for the act
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander VIM. H.
Webb has been ordered to temporary duty on
board the monitors at Richmond Va. Lieut.
W. r Ray. to the Michigan. Surgeon George
A. Bright, to the practice ship Constellation.
eth inst. Lieut.. Samuel C. Lemly has been de-
taehed from temporary duty in the
office of the Judge advocate general
and ordered to duty in that office.
Lieut.. VIM. r. Rush and Ensign Manning X.
Eyre. detached from the Boston and ordered
to regard themselves under suspension. Sur
geon b. s. Mackie, detached from the practice
ship Constellation on the Sth instant and or
dered to medical treatment at the Naval II Hos-
pital, Philadelphia
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ESTIMATED POPULATION OF PHILADRLPHrA-
The Census Office today completed the official
rough count of the population of Philadelphia
1t shows that the population is 1,O44 ,s94, which
Is an increase during the last ten years of
197, 724 or %. "a per cent
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Uyou are interested IN the protection of human
tVe sign the protest dgdfaf the Atki,,son 6iu and
Gee lhdt Jour netghbor does, too.
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-George W. Cayton
has been appointed United States store keeper
at Covington, Ky. Edmon NJ. Mayhem, John
q. A. Brady and James NJ. Davis have been ap-
pointed store keepers and gaugers at States-
vile. NC
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E TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
49, WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRU5T CON-
PANY,
1901 st. NV
CAPITAL $1,000, 600. 90.
This company certificates of deposit bearing
interest follows: On all amounts deposited for
ninety days more, but less than months s per
c,nt Ier anuum; 31S Ter cent deposits for more
than months, but less than ayear and per
deposits Of one year or longer.
Secured Investments FOR sale. Money loaned.
Il. H. WARNER President
W B. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey, George y. Schafer
james L. Barbour. john A. Hamilton.
GEORGE L. BArtOl, Thomas Bonneville
Richard ". Clay, John A. Swope,
IL. =. Cummings. j. SwormsfedL
J. :. Darlington. Esttersley W. Talbot
John Joy EaSOp, George Iruesdell
Charles j. Eaulkner, Is. II. Warner,
Albert r. fOx. A. Wilson,
4. C. Green. L. ID. Wine,
William Z. Gurley, S. " woodward
John Is. Laruer, Chas Benz Wilkinson.
ie4-3u A 8. WOrthingtOn
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day. - Internal
revenue, s29O, ,24O; customs, Ss1O,7O5.
MR.. HALFoRD HOME AGAIN.-Private Secre-
tary Halford returned to Washington today
from his trip to Indianapolis and Cresson, Pa
COMMODORE MCCAIN ASSUMES COMMAND
The Navy Department is informed that COM
modore McCann hoisted his flag on the U.S.S
Pensacola at New York and assumed command
OF the North Atlantic snuadron
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JOHSsos. GARNEn & Co.
636 PENN. AVE. NV.

We are through taking stock and will make GREAT
EEDJ CIIOSS IN ALL OF OUR SUMMER GOODS
Al uf l513c. satteens reduced to &C., and l5c
satteeus now l21c. Scotch Zephyr Ginghams 23c
1-1sc. Chalhes now l0c. Big reduction on all Gents
Negligee Shirts and Ladies Gauze and Ribbed Vests
W have great many Remnants Of Black and Colored
DRESS GOODS which we have marked at gres fsac-
mice order to close them out Remnants of Straw
Asttings 10. l5 and 20 yard lengths. the kind we
sold Tor 25 and SOC, will now for l5c. Goods in
every department marked down TO close out
JOHNSON GARNER Co.
636 PENN. AVE NV su2
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ARMY OBDERs.-Capt. Stanhope F. Blunt,
ordnance department, has been ordered to pro-
ceed from the national armory, Springfield,
Mass, to the works of the Colts Patent Fire
Arm Manufacturing Company. Hartford, Conn,
to Inspect the Driggs-Schroeder gun in pro-
cess OF manufacture at those works. Upon
the completion of this duty he will reioin his
proper station. Leave of absence for two
msaths has been granted Lieut. Col VIM. L.
Kellogg, fifth infantry, and Maj. E. NJ Coates,
nineteenth infantry. Col. Melville A. Cochran,
sixth infantry (promoted from lieutenant col
onei, fifth infantry, has been relieved from
further duty in the Department OF Texas and
will proceed to the new post at Newport, KY,
for duty with his regiment. reporting by letter
to the commanding general. division of the
Atlantic. Lieut. Col VIM. l.. Kellogg. fifth
infantry (promoted from major, nineteenth in
fantry), has been ordered to report by letter
to the commanding general, Department of
Texas, for assignment to "a station Mai Edwin
II. Coates, nineteenth infantry (promoted from
captain, fourth infantry, has been ordered to
report by letter to the commanding general.
division of the Atlantic, for assignment to a
station.
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PEasoNAL-Ex-State Senator Daniel H. Nc
MILAN of Buffalo, W. Cullinan of Oswego,
John NJ. Bailey and Frederick Wadhams of
Albany, J. l.. Otis of Northampton and Alfred
Goldthwaite of New Orleans are registered at
the Arlington. +. G. Neidrinhsuse of
Missouri has returned to the city and
is at the Normandie.-Mr. VIM. M.
Tewksbury.; Mrs. Douglass Green, Miss
Laura Green of New York,
Miss Ellen Green OF Savannah. Henry Whitney
of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.-E. L.
Costheli OF Chicago and John w. Chandler of
Boston are at Wormley's.-A V. Linley of
London, England, and f. Bloxham of Andover
Hants, England, John h; Hammond of Chi
cago and &. d. Shumate of Dallas.
Tex, are registered at the Riggs House.
Messrs. David II. Clark, Henry T. Marsh and
s. NJ. NJ. Smith of New Haven, who are ON a
sightseeing expedition, and Samuel g. French
and Vim. Lightfoot of New York are chartered
atthe II Hotel Kandall-M;W. Brenen, J. Louns-
berry, W. NJ. Thompson, NJ. Bernhard, T. +.
Bernard and B. Z. Dewey of New York. John
Murphy of Lancaster, j. l.. Parks of Toledo
and Standsh Bourne and VIM. NJ Butler of
New Bedford, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Martin and
j. A. Young of Chicago are quartered at Will
iards.--Hon. Robert NJ. Yardley of Pennsyl-
vania has returned to the city and is at the
Ebbitt House.-James Ii. Murrey, MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Laing of New York, Prof II. II.
Goodel OF the Massachusetts State College.
AleAls COpe OF OOiuuDus, ONO, W. ii. Halsey
of Atlanta, +. r. Stoner of Pittsburg. Geo
Alfred Townsend and Samuel Sayor, tourist, of
Spalding Lines, England, John c. Sager and
I. B. Shoemaker of Virginia Beach are stop
ping at the Ebbitt House.--Geo. W. Yerby
and Geo. w. Connell and family Of New York
JOS. W. Buck and +. NJ. Jones of PhiladeI-
phia, ]. b. Retchey and son of Pittsburg, Chas
Murray OF Chicago, Z. II. Ward of Lexington.
KY, ]. +. Snyder of Birmingham, Ala. Il. K
Ramsey of Bound Brook, j. Is. Smith of Free
port, ILL.,, and ]. +. Zerega Of New Orleans are
registered at the ut. James.-F NJ. Page Of
New York is at the Hotel Johnson.--On bis
New England trip, which will include the G. A,
L. encampment at Boston, Hon. Fred
erick Douglass will spend about three
weeks at Old Orchard, Me-, to enjoy
the benefit of northern climate.
Mr.. Gerome Desio is at Newport for a three
weeks stay.---W G. Daniels of Scranton is
at the FredoniA.-IMr. N. d. knight of Rock
vile is staying at the Langham.-S ]. Walls
has returned to the city and is at the Lang
ham.--Mr l.. A. Leech of the United Press
Is sojourning at Colonial Beach.-Mr. ], H
Lord and son Of New York are spending few
days at the Hotel Arno.
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10 MAKE RooM Fon FAl1 INVOICES
SAHins fAsBIoNABLk WATEkPkOOF GAk-
MEMS At greatly reduced prices. We quote few OF
our many styles and srades
stripeg LAlgrys, close nttng sling sleeve at s2 so
htriieN IIncess close hitting without sleeve AZ an
strlpsd EtnaIita, close fitting without sleeve al
StriIed Peasant loose fitting without sleeve at so
ClOt!I-surfsce Nodjeskzs, close ntIing al ~ 5O
ClOth surface Lexington, close -nIting, at a.
Velvet -nnished Circulars, High Collar Moak's Hood
a. el-S. bLAcA Electrie Circulars, 75c. to q 30
Masses and Clldren's WaterproOfs at proportiouais
prices GOODiE RUBBER COMPANY
S3I-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY. Mansser.
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.EuSTn REMOVAL WE WILL SELL A
FULLY GUARANTEED. KASY-RUNNIN0 II
inch LAWN MOWER FOR e450.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS e276
DOE
WINDOW sCREEN FRAMES 20o. EACH.
SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE. WITH SPRING
HINGES. ol.26.
fOUL1RY NETTING, 75c. PER 100 SO. FT
4-QUAkT ICE CREAM EREEZEkS. eliza
% FEET 0AkDkN HOSE WITH PATENT
NOLLLk -
eooD HOSE REEL. q.
BARBER 4 ROSS
oil PENN. AVE-
Ro0IR's PLATED MEDIUM XNIvEG sl.oo
GET
Ro0ER's PLATED TEA SPOONS $50 SET.
fIksT-CLAss CLOTHES wRiNGER. o2.2o
ZACH.
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~A FEW PAIRS LEFT.
/ have about half
dozen patterns left
in those elegant Sl2
TrUuse-ings, which
i shall close out at
$3.50. They are
the ''dressiest" that
come.
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
expert in Trousers,"
au6 -tukf 9th and @ sts NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-KIT CARSON POST. No. 2GAR., WILL
meet on THURSDAY EvENiSG. August
Final for boston p and Ss
I ,as9n Of Cen FremOnts p9rtrst BY order of the
su5-3t ' Adlutsnt
R~SATTENTIoN. COMRADEs,-AIL COM
- 81, rades whose names are on the original roster
Ss hand the Injecting on WEDNEsDIT SefsS EVEN T.
vii turn tie ehsrsr and
all comrades other than those carried the original
er Sy
can be borne upon the rolls as charter members 1t
4swILKINs PRINTING HOUSE, 5i2 10TH
Briefs; Bils. Speeches. &c. Press Work and Wire
sutchlns for the trade. su5-2m'
R%sWoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
MORROW "Wednesday, l 80 pm. Headquarters.
ment and Building Association.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the above association will be
EVENING. August g. 1890. for the purpose receiv-
Eeore he Shares maT Be 1s lad by
at the office Seart' SN q Ps TSnih ascrs,,rv
or Grsnoliihic Walks laid to perfection. or
Old Concrete Topsurfaced with Portland aud Grano-
hnd it to their advantage call address B. KiOR
D. DAS 6l St W.. General Contractor for All Kinds
H~ARE YOU GOING TO BOSTON. If so
take yonr light weight 0yereost. II in need
OF one we have them III correct at pleasing prices
GEO. SPRANSY. 434 9TH st. au4
R-sEvENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, DC,
-, CkOPLEY's Hall COR 3lST AND SITS
MEETINGS SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
ADVANCES $500 PER SHARE
INTEREST," ALLOWED ON SETTLEMENTS AND
WITHDRAWALS AT RATE OF PER CENT.
subscriptions can be made to Mr.. +. Z. Berry,
Treasurer Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
during this week and at Cropeys Hall night Of the
meeting-AUGUSr / ], 1890.
s. TH0S. BROWN. President.
EDGAR FRfSBY, Vice President,
c. Z. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
EDGAR Z. BERRY, Treasurer
Directors:
Arthur Small. Vim. H. Msnogue
Gustav Friebus, Joseph Fannng,
d. HUrigan Joseph F. Birch.
Thos. j. Fanning, au5-6t
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AUBURN, NY. August 6, 2 p.m.-It is re.
ported this afternoon that the execution NAV
not occur until Thursday morning on accoun,
of the absence Of some of the witnesses. 1t ID
still considered probable, however, that all will
be over before oclock tomorrow morning.
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R~MITHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION. A:
49, and A. s. IA stated meeting will be held
in the Cathedral OF the Scottish Rite on TUESDAY,
August >. at Z 80 pm.
Work: 4th and 5th degrees
su4-2t ALEX q. HOLT. 32o. Secretary
k~NOTICE OF REMOVAL HAVE RE-
~ moved my Real Estate Offce from l0O6 +
st NV. to 1405 4 ST. NV. between lat and 18th
sts.) CHAS A. SHIELDS,
au4-3t Real Estate Broker.
R-~Sk SkOCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
49, Members Of this Society are informed that
Contract for Coal has been made with two dealers to
furnish fuel for the term ending June 30, 1891.
Mem bers iu possession Of the Trade Card ending
April 80, 1891, obtain info nation by calling
upon any officer member Of the committee given
on the back OF their book.
By order Of the Committee
su4-Im J. W. HARSHA, Secretary
8SwArER BONDS, ALWAYS A DESIRABLE
- Investment-We can secure few Thousand
per cent First Morage Water Works Bonds for par
ties desiring to invest. q. 5. RICHARDS CO.,
aul-3w 1905 ST. Room 4.
R~NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ JAMES NJ GREEN,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Broker,
Has removed to his New Office Building,
au2-6r I'll 14th st., sdloning Foundry Church.
NM
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@@SAFE-SURE-SU
THE EASTERN BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
New Fourth) Series opens AUGUST 6, 1890.
Now is the time subscribe
Shares Ell per month. $500 advanced OIL each share
subscriptions received and all information fur
nished by Secretary, 302 Pa. se.
JAMES W. wHEIPLEY, President.
GEORGE Il. kEPET1I, Vice President
HENRY X. SIMPSON, Secretary.
au2-4t JOHN L. HERRElI- Treasurer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-07-01
BANK PROFITS.

"ERE is an object lesson given by
IL the Knights Of La6"r Journal
that all will do we'll to study;
Does the national bank system tend
to the concentration of wealth in the
hands of the bankers? Let us look
at this a moment. The bess known
bank in the United States is PROBABLY
the Chemical National Bank of New
York. Its original capital stock was
$500, 600, and the par value Of its
shares was 500. A little while ago
ten shares of this bank were sold at
auction aud brought $45, 600. Now
just figure this out. If ten shares are
worth $45, OOO, how much are 5000
shares worth? $l3, $50, 900, is it not?
No wealth concentrated in the hanus
of the national banks, eli ! Where
do you suppose the $l3,380,O 600 which
represent the difference between the
original investment of $500, 600 and
the present value of the stock under
the hammer, came from2 Have you
an idea that they planted the money
in their back yard and dug it up again
after the crop had ripened p? Thirteen
odd millions represent just so much
of the wealth of the country that has
been concentrated by this one bank.
Another little fact which it may no.
be amiss to note just here, is that this
bank pays dividends Of 25 per CEN.
every two months and has been doing
so for years. Ga, national banking
don't pay; there's no profit in it. Bless
you, no, no profit. It's no profit, it's
larceny.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-07-01
H GOOD OLD A


M K. MILLS opposes the Sub
=" Treasury bill and published
what he gave out as his views, even
before he had read the bill. Senators
Coke and Reagan say they oppose it.
Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. Oates, Mr.. Culbert
son and Senator Ca lyle all oppose it.
Bo5 for puerlle sophistry and weak
arg lment, the papers sent out by these
gentlemen are a brilliant success.
But If all their bosh and nonsense
were true and the bill is irreparably
detective, what is their duty as manly
and patriotic represen Iatives? 1t is
81 plain that any one though a fool
can see it. Their PLAIN duty IS to de
V1Se a ProPer mea ~re for the relief Of
their suffering constituents and enact At
into taw.
And if Congress shall adjourn with
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would other wise have been made.
There are locations where replantlng
to perfect stands injured by cold
nights still continues, and in extreme
cases, to the 18th of June. The
sands generally are very good IN
Carolina, with exceptions in the low
areas where frost or cold nights de.
stroyed the plants. In the Mississippi
Valley and Texas heavy rains, local
trosts and foundations have caused an
unusual amount of re planting, and
on the Mississippi and other great
rivers a delay of planting until the
waters recede. In such cases the
seed has been chopped in the mud,
and the plants have appeared prompt
Iy, sometimes in four days from the
planting.
Except on the Atlantic coast the
excess of rain has retarded the chop,
ping out and cultivation, leaving the
crop somewhat grassy, though the
recent fine weather has done much to
secure clean cultivation. In the more
southern Iatitudes the plants r be,
ginning to bloom. While the entire
breadth as a rule is late, the plants are
healthy and growing rapidly.