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LOVEJOY SCHOOL BUILDING.
Complaints of Citizens Of Northeast
N.. Washington.

Citizens of Northeast Washington held q
meeting at Little Rock Hall, 18th street be-
tween and G Monday night, to take into con-
sideration the alleged unwholesome and incon-
venient condition and surroundings of the
Lovejoy school building. Rev. Noah billiard
was chosen chairman and Mr.. r. d. Rufin sec
rotary. Mr.. Ruffin stated that the object OF
the meeting was to petition the Commission rs
to lay side walks around the school building for
the benefit of the pupils of the school. He
said that the principal OF that school stated
that the water for the benefit of the school
was nearly two blocks away; that the children
had to come through the mud over their
shoe tops to the school. He also stated that he
believed there would be no unreasonable delay
on the part of the Commissioners in laying the
sidewalks when the matter was properly laid
before them. committee Of three consist
ing OF Messrs. Ruffn, Burfort and Marshall
was appointed to present suitable resolutions to
the Commissioners and report Friday night
next at the same place.
THE LAND at Avalon Heights lies high. The
view Is beautiful. From it the whole of the
Capitol may be seen. The distance from the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at Washington is but
three miles. The fare by Communication ticket
is but cents. The time but minutes.-Adct
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TINHE SHEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUFR
Pianos spoken Of BY artists in terms of high praise
are sold at reasonable hgures at KUHN'S Temple OF
Music. l2Oo u st. NV. Tuning and repairing.
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SM1rHs WHEr1R1rs

a26-s, tn, tb, I'm
SMITHS WHErLn1rs.
Cycling Rink gu II ct; NV. tnear 9th st)
DARTS. PsiCHO'S. ORMONDE'S, LEAGUES,
GAZELLES, -DANDY'S, NATIONALS, JUNO'S AND
OUR PET. PRICE, SlS to Sl4O.
Complete Riding. 81, Ladies or Gents. Purchasers
Taught Free sALLsROoM, Cor. Oh and L SITS NV.
gp20tojy4
nPEN-AlR CYCLE SCHOOL
~ at 1875 4th st. NV.
Ladies or gentlemen desiring to learn to ride the
Saiey Bicycle can now do without fear of public
criticism OH their first attempts Special hours eau be
arranged for nj reasonable charges and instructor
will be in attendance.
Remember we carry in stock q full line of AMERI-
CAN RAMBLEhS, convertible patterns. ut prices all
the way from SlZo to $780, and taught
free OF charge Cross and Diamonds frame Safeties as
low as $50 Lamps Bells, OIL, Saddles and other sun
dries most needed by cyclists. Children's Safetes
from $50 TO SOU. L. b. GRAVES Gu.
apll-3m
tricycle. EXCHANGE, COR. MASS AVE. AND
II 9th ST. NV. PALMER q son will buy sell or
exchange wheels: twenty five years experience max
ing ana repairing. Give us u trial Renting NH S-2ms
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT The ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEANa
TUESDAY. MAY Ie. 1890
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets at ego each: Halves s1o; Quartsrs
so' lenIhs. s2; Twentisths. ~.
LIST OF PRIzES
tPRIZE OF 100000 H. 400 600
tlhILk OF lOU,UUU is.,,,,.. 100000
1fKIZL OF 10000 is................. 10000
{. lkIZkS OF 1900 sre......, 10000
3 fklZL5 of 5.VUO are................ $4,000
70 fklZkS OF lsOOO zre...-........... x5,UO0
lIt PRIZES OF 500 sre............... $4,000
~ fhtx-i-S ~, evV ee.....-..-....-~ oO,ooo
~ FAs3ZGS OF $VV alc.....-........ 1UV,VVV
APPROXIMATION PKIzEa
lCO Prizes of 5000 are-....-.-............ 10000
20 krlzes Of 300 Are,-............-...... 10000
TERMINAL PRIZES.
300 Prizes of sI00 Are.................. $4,000
Sss friIss Of lV0 Are..-.-..........-..... $4,000
s.l34 Prizes. amounting .sI.o54.s00
1r.wlns CApiiA Prizes are hot anti
AGENTS WANTED
essired. write les1bly 70 tie unaersisned clearly
stating resldence with State County street aud
W jour incCsing Enyelope pssyix YOU IuII
k1oroAA
IMPORTANT.
Address III \ pAUPurS.
New Oriesns r.
By ordinary letter. containing Money Order issued
a. LIEEs.s CompanieA New aorX Exchange, Draft
Aecrssz Registered Letters containing Currency s,
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New orisAna III
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PROPOSED NEW LIQUOR LAW.
A Bill Which the District Commission.
ers VIII Submit to Congress.

IT WILL MAKE, II 1T PASSES, SOME RADICAL
CHANGES IN EXISTING REoULATIoSs-HIaH Il
cENsE AND INCREASED PENALTIES FOR VIOLA
TONS OF LAW, ETC.
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"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Steamship City OF Rome from New YORK
Saturday. May 3 May 81, June Is. July 36
Saloon f'''.ts SsS e ss9g sefondcl.ss $50
steemsss EysEy saturday from New York 70
Cabin PAsssge to GlAsgow Londonderry or Liverpool
$50 and ESQ., Secondclass, ESQ
Steerage Passage, either service, go.
Saloon Excursion Tickets u Bsdnced listea
Trsveiers' Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts
for any amount issued at lowest current rates.
For Books Of Tours Tjckets or further information
Apply TO HENDERSON BROTHERS.. New York,
g. W. MOSS o2l Penn ave- NV Washington.
milo I'm
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OCEAN STEAMERS

CHORT ROUTE To LONDON
- NOhDDEUTSCHER LLOYD &. g. co.
Fast Express Steamers.
To SOUTHAMPTON Nondon. Hsvrel. Bremen.
Trave, Wed, April 20, pm; Ellie. Sat-, May 3 $50
pm: Fulda, Tues. May 8. Am. LahlL We'd May
z, AIN Elder. Sat. May 10. 10 am; Aller We'd,
May Ia, p.ms
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, Injurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin 90 and up
ward berIn according location: I'd cabin 80 an
adult; steersge at low rates. Apply To T. +. DROOP
No rem ave- Kp2c
N0RDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS CO.
IN Baltimore to Bremen direct
Steamships:
Stuttgart Main,
Dresden. b,0O0 Hermann"
Muenchen, " America
splendid accom- rnodxtions good table Rates from
$50 to Sl00. according ~ location OF rooms
For particulars spply ~
EFF. DRooP, Agent,
mh22-3m S25 Pa ave-
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LADIES GOODS.
A GORDON PLAITIN9.-oUR WORK is PER
"A feet IN every respect Knife Plating Pc per YARD
aad up; Plating of ali kinds. g. W. LUCAS. Dos 9th
ERoNTsi FRoNTsN FkoNTsin
l. Always In order by plain combins
MILE NJ ]. PRANDI
1929 1t q Mrs Harrisou,D
Importer Of
Fine French Hair Gooda
HsirdressinE
ni9-6m shampooinR
II JAY GOULD. 42l 9Th sT.-MATERIALs FOR
- the beautiful new lamp shades, Paper Flowers.
Pictures, Gold Paint, Toys, japanese Goods, Fans,
Napkins, Scrolls. Lanterns Candies &C. n3-3ms
A CCORpION SKIRTS AND CAPEs DONE AT ST.
"A mons Plating Establishment, 7sz T. Baltimore ST.
baltimore Nd. Branch office standard M oface, yO5
ST. NV tMAsonic Temple). Washington. d. c.
ap3-1m'
I AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE LACEs DONE
~ ny In nrstclAss French style, White and satin
dresses, Lace Curtains speciality, st reasonable
PRICE. call at MADAME vALAONI's old stand, rs
1on 81 NV mh1-3m'
ERENCH DYING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
Il ING EsTABLlsHMENT, 1905 New YORK ave
first-cass Ladies' aud Gents work every descrip-
uon. fiush, Velvet and Evening Dresses. ANTON
AND CAROLINE LEkCH. formerly with A Fischer
Ana Maison hriese, faris. jail
A MON FIscHtR,s DRY CLEANING EsTAB.
"A LlsHMkNT AND DYE wokkS. 500 @ 81 NV
LADIES' and Gents Garments OF all kinds cleaned aud
Dyed without belng rpptd. Ladies' Evening Dresse.
tspecisty Ihirty-h hive years experience Prices mod
craze. GOODS called Tor and delivered si4
A LL-woOL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR RIPPED.
A FISCHER.
sif 700 u st. q. W.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
Express SERVICE between NEW YORK, SOUTH
AMPToN and HAMBURG by the masnincent new
$4,000 horse power. THIS LINE HOLDS The
kECOkD FOR FASTEST TRIPS TO AND FROM
SOUTHAMPTON AND THE CONTINENT. Actual
ocean voyage only SIX DAYS. Steamers unexcelled
for safety. speed and comfort Through tickets u
mhi2.1Ss4m "pp Us Penn, ave. .Mu Sho1a
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THE SHOT AND LEAD TRC ST.

Chicago. sept. 3.-rhe annual meeting OF the s'"S
holders Of tho american shot ard Lead Company COW
yened here yesterday. portion OF tie OusiilcSS '"n
,t.d was the .lcaou Of officers and directors ior u"
r.unc wear resulting IN the selection Of JOHN Farrell
OF Pttsburg president; Alexander Euston. 81 Lo''
vice president: and \. IL. Bai hiod OF Chicago 'c''9
tary and treasurer. An additional ORGANIZATION "''
formed for the mutual benefit ot the irns comprshS
the membership far twelve of the principal hA.u
iscturcls have Joined and sold their p'an''' u""'.
factories and realty to the new combination rc,',S
The management ~ before, but witi vie" on n.y.
economical management and uniformity N -, I'D !:
i'm speaking Of the venture President ferieii
1T Is not trust IN tie nature oi one. pd'
reason Of the very low prices when nave prc, rany
for several years and the strong fompc'i'i'. 49, To-,
of tho weaker members OF association nave 49,
10 the wall some even being sold out by the sheaI
and hope by this move a. protcct our ,r cspits
realize ct least reasonable prott on our ~eH''~
There will DO no mater al advance IN prices.
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fames which demaud investigation ana wns Slatss
the punishment Of broken laws anG psry bcscrs
mog mean sa.sr I assy Os psy and py ,o ss
In the tacs Of tue 9E psoph hides
6 Seno wSe in secret It is trading and rGS ,sa. IN
the rights and Liberties o Of t9 DsEpia but the
sSs his sck s Te h hour
foul or lair the necessity dSmsncTh The OK team Of
sssiSr: e sSssy mus: q
enlightened and PROGRESSIVE The S great party Of the
Republic having lived for ,io ss ssachle upon
Ha yet assisted IN ry no when il Wa Le
hns1 t Ges would dee% ana s, 90
faithful to its history. y Is about ro To be re-
and ofrepeated pOmseS ictorious fom every field
And falls now j., finds ,lS. re ss Sa" IN them
MnE :, TO be- eruced it only becauic ~ for the
leaders have harsred away IL pTnspsff hs ~ judo
% Is e find .nds. wSa sS the
the Judas IscariOt OF to-day Inc onS hanged himself
bas lcft an example for the Mat Quays 'ha' 10
worthy Of their Imitation. o, INV Mace on this
oor Ds asSs sed senator native sat
Iecausc WHOM charged with coTrnp'loon, and demand
Win nis%y he did aid not aonr s ai '
osG ssS 5t e. n s rn:s % is %ons
in and month out to he crrgeS h s should have been
nd for Gsi hs have ss
%ssa ont o Tie if %sasHr shs Il Is o
IN
main lentl Is Just gid honest stc who I. accused
main In my scat SILENT bcraise one ,H,.,tion s
Of crimes, and refuses to seek for rInornizea leader
Henubiican ard that Republican the rccos.| s,,i ncr
Of my party Neither dccency nor honor VIII P''
mi! do not know whether the mage Semmss
the chairman OF the National Rcpmttthv have boen
made by Journals OF character and stana,tG charges
again and do know that In the fac" OF nts sn"sbt
Nat QUAY has remained silent ard has nctne him
nor attempted 10 seek opportunity - vhd nonMhcan
srn Of them DO know that as great w Hepe0 head
e. thn
H. was either to brand them Infamous or to !" eana
their faIsty Or he owed II to that pas.S ~ o,.h.r
ASIDE ASIDE from its adcrsr He Ia, not SGns e1 n,
and for This 7 denounr" him. The Rcpupct.I t." III
canrot afford TO follow th" lead OF branueN %
lie he's failed to justify himself and thIGn S Up
twnItv ard ample time have been given Nun. ~
mains silent Ills silence. under surh nsT nec,
Is the confession Of Cnll'. An honHraoie ~, hos dc
rot long daily when rs honor "a as:aed Hc nas &C.
Iavcd loo long to Justify the belief IN MS InhoSen
ard he stands convicted criminal before the mar .,
nnhlIc opniOn Under such circumstances he sy W
Ee driven from the head Of party whose very hs S
lts presence impcrls The Rcinibllcsn patty ia" r.
done en,nigh its pretended leader Lrt III, ~ ~
reIryat~d to the 1t Is no longer a Iue'',, W. ~
nj, vIndcatOa; It Is now question OF t''e INC w
tho party Itself . ov.r and tho
House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
WHY TIE CHARLESTON Is SLOW
REMARKABLE GROWTH OF BAKNAtLI-' A!Hp
WEEDS on HER STEEL BoToMDTHE
ARCt:MrvT FOR sUEATHED SHIPS.

Washington, sept. tSper!al>.-An examination o.
the hull OF The new stccl cruiser Charleston, rcoch'
returned from Honolulu. shows q r-mukHbic e'""'"
OF weeds and barnaccs on hor steel bottom 'hus ~
counting for the fact that she maze only aoout Sc'""
kpot.'au hour on her trip erross the Pacific HAc IN
boon T., commission i,,,t about four months and hci
s,c.d has been reduced frjn an average oi hhctt"f
knot, on her trial 10 the figure named "hie hc'
coal consumption La, rilalncd just u heh. I'M
means that the copper thctlnH OK st""i s'up VII! ~
t,no grow in favor with the higher Naval authorities
A. II has been REGARDED with enthusiasm for hnH ''
hr the students OF naval architecture
naval Constructor Hchborn In "a r~rcnt article al
,oc. the shrathing Of ships upon economic GROUNDS
urging that this would save COAL tim" ana the vessel
,hUrs.,vcS The continuous growth of bariarlcS ~
q shin,s bottom makos necessary frequent srnpliss
which in time cannot fail To in)urc the steel ana w
repeated operation OF docking rendered rclni''" II
order To get 1t the fouune substances swell inc NV
Ing expenscs' OF q ship, Is they might be tcfH'cn'
AN enormous amount As a naval writer on the sab
feet SAYS 1T will he impossible ~ dock ara cicai
each Of these steel ship, thre times every year t
beIuc the evident average period. a. shown BY IN
late record Of the Charleston.
The only danger IN r1ppcrng the snip comes ''on
the liability to eaIvanic action resulting liOn IN
unlo Of the two metals steel and copper, WHICH w'u'
cause corroaion and possibly the drStructIo OF tn
shin. skin Bnt n plan has been devised OF placiht
coating OF wood between the metals. so a. to prevon
contact and IN that way II Is thought this danger
would be avoided This would. OF course. increase by
trlHo the original cost VI the >hipn c0nsrtctoi bl
the expcu-r SO involccd would be more than com
r,satrd for inside of year by the saving OF iuc
and dock expenses.
The fact that o shcathcd ship cannot from soin
cause make quite h.r speed on squirt A. one VIII
a steel bottom j. another drawback. but II has b'ci
estimated that the loss OF speed nerd not amount y
moro than hall knot at inc mot anti Y 'l.,3c
10 have vessel capable Of SCANNING At th' stead,
rate OF eighteen eighteen and half knots thai
Of nineteen or nnc,crn and a half Tho recent ds'
covcry Of the condition Of tho tharlcetos bottom ha
SGT the authorities 20 thinking seriously.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AN OFFER FROM ILLINOIS CENTRAL:
w1su1SG TO END TIE LONG LITIGATION OF
rur LAKE FRONT At CHICAGO.

WISHING TO END TIE LONG LITIGATION o.
THE LAKE FRONT At CHICAGO.
Chicago sept. (speeaD.-It would appear tha' inc
Illinois Central Railroad Company has "eariN OF It's
twenty years litigation over ths lake from, properly
and the dIsputed ownership of five miles oi H'''Eti
rights In tho centre OF the city OF Chicago III all art 10
. The Evening Journal to-day SAWS: The l!hiiois
Ccnt,al Ratlroad has made offer 10 settle Gla
,aA. tront I,iCntion, under conditions BY when 10
aar,os 10 surrender about IL acres Of land seventy
eva OF which are made ground for IL. acres OF
orpund all under water Summed up. the ofer Oh tuo
Illinois Central Is a. follows First Offers to sur
render rs present right Of way. 200 feet wide. con-
tajning 4O3 acres. second It's grounds and pier III
Guiding repair shops. tracks and wharVeS' oet"~"
thirteenth and Sixto.nt sts.. containing 3o.3" acres
There Is no dispute as the tile Of the company To
tina above two tracts. Third. its riparian rights "
the submerged lands along the shore north "
Eleyenth.st and between that and T"enty-nr
The company Is generally conceded to have valid
title 70 such rights Judge laraRs decision tending
that way These tracts conta Alb acres. In ex
change for this, the company wants a new rstt "
way Of 800 foot wide from point near Iwen,N -t'Iu
st. north TO tho north line OF Ada'i>,t. ann rom
right OF way to the track, on TIE any nv
north on sixteenth st.. the Whole c'MilniIs
,irhty-twO and onotenth arrcS: AID the company
further asks for forty Ave and one half ar'' Of SUP
merged lands between Randolph and Adams SIS. win
sufficient ground at the north cid Of the NJ" rirn'
Of way TO insure an easy curry INT" the ny ,"t"
ward. The total asked j. 1:'.' acrrS Tor wN''n i'
aCr,s,s 10 surrender 1872 acres k'a e,ti'" mo.
estimate that tn, land offered bv III" railroad worn
In the nrichorhood OF S:3oono whie VII" '"'
city gives In return Is worth *l:.'oOooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
FOR INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATTON
THE RECOMMENDATIONS OFF THE PAN-AMEKl
CAN CONFERENCE TRANSMITTED
no CDSGNrJSS.

Washington, Sept. 3.-Thc President today trans
mitted to Congress the cndfOns N the IL.
ternaon1l American ,nc:cfcc ton ns international
arbitration, together with letter Of tansmitt,l from
Secretary Blaine. In his letter the Secretary siys
"Thc act of Congress approved May 81. 1885, All
thorizcd the President TO Invite tho several other Gov
eminent, Of America to Join The United states In Il
conference for the purpose Ut discussing and recon-
mclldng for adoption plan OF arbitration for the
settlement OF dsagrccments and disputes that may
hereafter arise between them In pursuance OF this
Invitation. tao Conference recently ip session at this
Capital adopted three reports:
81. Recommending definite plan of arbitration for
the settlement Of differences between the American
nations.
20. Recommending the 81 ,pon Of q similar plan by
the nations OF Europe
IS. Declaring that the right q conquest could not
be recognized by the American natlOns.n
The PRESIDENT. In his letter. says The ratification
of the treaties contemplated by these report, will
stituic Of the happic and most hopeful Incident,
iii the history Of The Western hemisphere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
RESIMING THE RAUM INQUIRY.
Mr. COOPER DESTROYS OF MAKING \ FRESH
START, IN VIEW OF THE CHANGE. IN
THE COMMITTEES.


Washington Sept. 3-Wiih the addition of IL new
member Mr. FH,k Of lowa--to replace Mr.. snly.cr.
resigned tho special House committee invest eating the
charges against COmmi soner RAum resumed its laborS
this afternoon. In view Of the change IN the com.
position OF the committee. Mr. Cooper suggested that
the investigation re again begun a. II nothing had
bcs.n done as he desired that II take range wider
than had been permitted when Mr.. aInyscr WAS .
member. He also desired list Of all promotions and
appointments made by tho Commissioner.
Mr.. Flick thought thar the question Of hearing the
case FROM tho lightning should he deferred until he
had opportunity to examine carefully tile testimony
already taken.
Mr. Cooper next objected procc ding further with
the presence Of Mr. Goodnight u member Of the
ni.ittce, who had gone out Of town. Chairman
Moi rll explained that Mr.. Goodnight himself had
scntcd to tho procedure but Mr.. Cooper WIS not
satisfied and did not sec the need VI haste.
Tho committee having directed the Commissioner 10
produce the list Of promotions Mr.. Cooper said that
he would also like to have list Of allowances made To
Mr.. Lemon since February last. and for a cOrrc-
spending time before that date.
Mr. Lewis, In addition. desired a statement to show
whether Washington pension attorneys had rs whole.
received preference over others or over claimants with
out attorneys.
The Comm issioncr explained that to comply with
this request would require the examination Of ut least
rss WILING ~. to iHra al 70 SS son
pictel hefne this Congress adjourned
Mr.. Lewis said thnl he was satisfied that Mr. Lemon
had received no preference other Washington at
torneys. but ne had concluded that the Washington
did haze an %ssor over those
Mr. Flick sussc,ted tina, that might be accounted
being In business near tho Office At any rate. the
Issue raised by Mr.. Lewis had nothing to do with the
pcYdng ease
commissioner Raum said that he saw clearly that
1t not Mr. CoOpers Intention 70 bring this nvesti
gallon to q Termination at all. Judge Wilson, cOun-
sci for Mr. Lemon suggested that the committee could
get at the information II desired BY calling for
ailowAcos to Mr. Lemon. That would show the effect
OF the alleged preferential order upon Ills business.
Finally, after discussing the vhri0us propositions
for hours. without coming to conclusion on any
Of them. the committee adjourned until tomorrow.
REDUCTION OF TIE BONDED DEBT IN AUGUST
Washington. Sept IA prominent Treasury ofncial
said To- CAV Tint while Il was true that the statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
NOTES OF lie CENNl y.

Washington. Sept. 3.Thc Census rnreau '". 49,
warded to the Attorney General scEed""' .. r ,'.,n
three districts In St. Paul. These sched"eS vi"
part Of the record In the cases aHa'is' e"'"'>"
charged with padding the returns. ,,...
The populations of the prncpa' c''ie' u, Wv -,
Supervisors District OF Wisconsin, ~ a""oa,.e" W
d,y nv the Ccn,u, Office arr u, follows Chippewa
Falls $500, increase Abs: Eau ,ialr lI43s. In
crease 1910 Hudson. :ss2 tncf..e ?'i - nrrrsss
a5.Oo3 increase lO,.a4S: Menom'' To nonuiatlon
~ tb Ssrct IL given rs .:J.40. an Increase IN ten
years OF Ss,lS7, Or 0i.7 per CENT
rYoarNn PRICES OF CALlFORNIA STOCKS.
SH0SAN S,Aa rrail,iscO sept g. $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

the merits OF the claim. In sccoruahcG Will h clsim
made to ,ss of re"%
shipper in accordance WIN INC hs me apparent title
to with %hs ,s ss spen
LINZ 'Icnar;mcnt conquered in these conclusions ana
Customs ocers have been instructed to act IN accom-
vith them,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
II was Ben Johnson, we be-

It was Ben Johnson, we be-
lieve, who, when asked NAL
locks question, Is Life worth
living 7" replied THAT de-
bends on the A0e>." And Ben
Johnson doubtless saw the
double point to the pun.
The liver active-quick-
life rosy, everything bright,
mountains of trouble melt like
mountains of snow.
The liver sluggish-life dull:
everything blue, molehllls OF
worry rise into mountains OF
anxiety, and as a result-slck
headache, dizziness, constlpa'
ton.
Two ways are open. Cure
permanently, or relieve tenn.
porarily. Take pill and suf'
fer, or take a pill and get we'll.
Shock the system by an over.
dose, or coax it by a mild,
pleasant way.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are the mild means. They
work effectively, without pain.
and leave the system strong.
One, little, sugar coated pei
let is enough, although a
whole vial costs but IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
A s,.nerrr,-TE FOR THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.

WashIngton Sept. 3.-Tho Substitute lot trc r.t "a.
schedule OF the Tariff bill, intended I" he pTop", "
senator GIBSON provides for levyihs 'no io.w m.
an all SUGARS not above No. 49, syrupS
nd mo,,sscs testing BY polarisropc nt above 80 oe
GREGG 40 Of cert per pound: for every "hu.u"hai
decree. 200 Of cent Al sugars he'wc"h NO. ~
and No. 16, o. cents PEI pound 'n'"cch ~" !"
and No. 90 ! SIS cents per pound; above No. ~
cents per pound Molasses testing ABOVE ." uers
DOT, y. laid On s,car or mOlassos by any country
from which it may 10 imported such sugar or no''eeS
shall be subject to duty as now pTvid h",v oy
law sugar candy and all confectionery mae Wholly VI
IT, ~ of ,H,car valued at L.! cents Or Ic.'
q pound. and refined ;ngars tincurcn. Can't, e"'0r yer
bound All other confectionery 20 yer cent ad
rroi"rem (;lncose 81 OF a cent per pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
FIRST DIVISION OF 4 NEW POOL.

Chicago sept. (SpccaN.--A week ago TO-DAY u' po'.
hogan in freight from Missouri River points >U'n %
Omaha Chairman MidxicyS statement for August Oh ''
u,inc.s nov pooled shows total ~ H. 40, cars VI s''
~, ,,ch,.,, took a, p,r rrn. Alton IA Burlington l3i
cock Island II St Inul. 10 Chicago. ST. SSsA @sS
Kansas CITY. 0. and Missouri Pacific. ..