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THE DOLLAR LIMIT.

. The principle of the dollar limit has been
applied by both parties to the state. ne
only party that has yet got its municipal
ii ket in the field adopts dollar-limit
plank. State Controller Dunn is trying to
makecapitaI for the Democratic party IN
the State by comparing the Republican
limito of 80 cents for State purposes with the
Democratic limit of 40 cents. Put the
assessment: at a billion dollars" says MI
Dunn. and the Republicans can raise
$500. 900 more than the Democrats. Is hail
:. a million a sum to be laughed at? Prop
ertv-owners do not think so" Mr.. Dunn's
intuition is correct. Property-holders do
not think half million sum to be laughed
at Buff half amillion is a serious matter
What shall we say of S4,0oo0G0, which is
about the sum taken from taxpayers last
wear over: and above Mr. Dunn's estimate
= OF the amount that would be needed The
Democratic party is under the same leader
shipngw as in 1889. and a good many tax
:. payers, without resreet: to party, will, with
this. record to be guided by, prefer the Re-
. publican pr nj Se* To limit taxation to 90
cents to tie Democratic promise to limit it
RI: tx aapts = -. =. - - E: -
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: THE TIN-I|LA,rN INDUSTRY.

AT present .there.is. no tn plate made. In
this country Mr.. MeKiiliey says that works
are being started at St. Louis, -butthis move
meut is in antlcTpatforfof the higher duties
laid Upon tin. plate by the. Mckinley BILL.
Under the present nate. Of Duties compete
tioh: with the old country has not b5eit pos.
~sible: There is a@proyisi0n in. the new bill
thatif within five yearsAfter' the new tariff
goes into effect phe:tliird Of the. home de:
Inand is not supplied by home: manufacture
the duties On lin plate shall be:remeved.: a
lofal :free-trade. contenparafy finds fault
with this provision, on the ground that $780,
:ooo,Q0Qr more Or. less, WILDE taken from the
people in he.meantinIe.. An Industry. ftom
WHICH: s20,00o,Oo0a year:can be. collected Is
.wortI:haying at hpmes 1t would give EN-
ployment to a large number: of people and
keep millions of dollars in the country
which now goes abroad: The:iron industry
was BUILT up in the same way. and the
American product is:now close upon 10, 00O,=
0l0 tons If nir irnn q year.. -:
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BANARD on .MFz:NER.

Ex-Secretary Bayard is reported as say
ing:." General Barrundia not being an
American citizen, cannot see+what control
Minister Miner could righ1fully nave over
him." Probably the ex-Seeretary is not
correctly reported. The citizenship OF. Gen
eral Barrlndia is not the question at all:
The Acapulco is an American ship, Captain
Pitts AN American Commander, and both
were in the service OF an American com
pany. The question is, what ought to be
done with a passenger whom the Guatemaian
authorities desired to arrest in Guatemalan
waters?. If Mr.. Bayard spoke as is repre-
sented he certainly took short-range view
of the affair. The Herald keeps un.its war
on Mihister Miner by intimating through
its Washington correspondent that Miner
was acting in the interests of Stafford,
Huntington. Croker and others. Probably
ttsre is no more foundation for this assump-
ton than for many others the Herald Is
responsible for.
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NO BRIBERY.
Woodbury. and the Deputy Asses
+ sOrs EXanerated. =:


4. K Woodbury., President of the Pacific
yarnish Company, charged with having
bribed Deputy Assessors Henry Voller and
Samuel Herenghi to lower the existing as
sessmenton the varnish works, twas acquitted
yesterday by Police Judge Rix.
:: The defense was similar to that of Vollers
and Herenghi when on trial for having re-
cetyed the alleged bribe. d: NJ. Blank the
complaining witness could not swear that
the bride had been paid by Woodbury. to:the
men, as he had not:se any money pass be-
tween Them:
"'There no evidence against the defend
ant" said Judge Rix and the order of the
court is that he be dismissed" !.
At the same time the court decided the
eases of the Deputy Assessors, as the three
were just alike-no evidence whatever
against the defendants. Volters and
Herenghi were temporarily suspended by.
Assessor Nealnn pending decision in the
courts, and 1T is believed by their friends
that they will be TelnStated.
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w. E.. NoRW0OD'S FUNERAL.
Last nonors PAID HIM by His Late: As


SOCRATES.
The remains of W. E. Norwood, late OF
the San francisco Stock Exchange, were
Inferred yesterday.afternoon in Laurel Hill
Cemetery. the funeral taking place from
POPS Scott street. There was a profuson Of
flowers at the louise. and thenembers of the
Exchange, of George Fl. Thomas Post, G. A..
X. and the Legal Legion paid their lastre-
Sp cts t. the deceased. f.:
The funeral GRAFTON was delivered by Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, while at.the grave We're
held theserviceS of tine Grand Army Of the
Republic. -
l. The following fpall-bearers We're in at
tendance from the San Francisco Stock EX-
change; Joseph Marks, A; +. Coffin, George
z. AIarye and H, IL. Van Wycly.* The fol-
lowing were from George H. Thomas Pest,
No. q: Colonel R0ce.' John H; Croker, P
X. Downing and j. J.<ScoEille. IT,; =: =;
60 A1nong lheIlem6er livestock Exchange
present Were;;: -; r. =. +
Dr.Fpx,. E. E. Eyre, &: I. Mafye, A.. W.: Coffin
j.. FL Flood. Nat 4. Messet j. II. GToeker. z 4:
Atkinson, Z. CahilI. q. "A. CourseD, Coll Deane:
s.: D1XOD,. &. EdN ards Hl Fox, j: K; Fitch; l.
Epstein, j.. GrReBe0aunI w: j.. Duncan, "A: q.
GUinett II. l.. Van Wyck,- George e. HickoX, i.
W.: uadley, r.: c.. Hooker, George W. Kelley,
JOHN A5;Nals. Homer s. King, A. II. Ilssak, r.
F. Rogers, j. Mackenzie. H.: II. Noble, james
Paterson, \. B. Phipps, L. Scott, c. n. Shaw, @.
II. Stoutenboropgh, Heniy Williams and o. V.
Nalker,
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Last week the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children investigated case at
3 Rincon place, where Mrs. Mary Mullen
had been deserted by her husband and left
entirely destitute with three young children
by her side. The woman was sick and had
10 be removed TO the CITY and County Hos
pital, while her little ones were given some
thing TO eat and placed in institutions. Mon
day afternoon she died in the hospital. 1t
is said that her uncomfortable appetite for
beer was the cause Of her domestic troubles,
her wretched condition and finally her
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His Wife's Trunk,

Philip Mcguire, a painter, had some diff
Guilty with his wife on Monday night and
while he was out for the evening she left
his home on Baltimore street. John Nor
ton, young man who carried the trunk
from the place, was arrested at the instance
of thei Tate painter. but yesterday was ac-
quilted by Police Judge Lawler, as he had
only obliged Mrs. Mcguire by removing the
trltnl-
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:TDIroRIAL. NOTES.

:: Japan has been deeply afflicted, thehofrors Of
cholera having been supplemented at osaka by
the rayapes of a disastrous fiie In the short
space of eight hours II is estimated rlar From
1 9oO-to 5000 buildings the, famous Shnnfachfza
Tneater, two Buddhist temples, n number oil
schools, and some famous old tea hoilses. were
desiroyed and freir 10000 TO / s 600 neopIe
made homeless. ile pecllniary losses or Tie Suf.
ferefs being estimated at from 9. oOO. 600 Ia
50oooo0 yen.. The Japanese papers describe
the cdnflaelation as one of awful grandeur. The
Fire DEPARTMENT was. however. Stacking in Ell:
ciencsr ,ne s.ean-sugapes pleah'ns aoMn as !ne
@ " vs. : y -
,.s IT, o. 10 ee
~ " - ,,' 'tie i'e.
'i'at VI sen !" GU
:: The visir oftbe delegates 0f the Eoplis1i tron
and steel Interests To- New York a. fne eitests of
me American Institute of Mining ENGINEERS nd
tIeAmerioaD iron. trade generally marks an. i'm
n1rfant enocb in tliIs conptrv,s nropress :. MOI
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!. 80 s' 90: :, /; I, ,
notice.!

+ ANY Of. our patrons who fail@to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
.=9train- 5oys.wii1 confer a favor by .noti-
Tying. this Office Of the fact, naming the
? date and train. !. LII .s =. = f.
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for whom the relief is intended will never get it.
Chinese cupidity has no more sympathy than the

for whom the relief Is intended VIII never get IL
Chinese cupdity has no more sympathy than the
flood.
Some time ago, While vessel was being
launched at Osaka, owing to a glarng blunder
on the part OF those in charge, many persons
were drowned. The Japanese believed that
nothing but III fortune could be expected to at
tend the career of vessel launched under such
distressing circumstances and:it is now reported
that she was destroyed in manner BETTING her
gloomy history, the deck-house and other fttings
having been burned In the ship-yard and the
hulk lowed 10 suitable locality, where she was
set on fire and finally sunk.
The launching of the big armored war. ship
Maine will be an event of widespread interest.
Preparations are already being made at the
Brooklyn Navy-yard, and that 1t will require
some inducement to gel an ironclad TO move may
be Judged from lie fact that 1000 pounds OF
tallow and 200 pounds of tallow soap have. been
sucured to grease the ways.
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% :. az, SIGNAL. SEisXICE,. US ,ARNY,.) J.
piYrsGoNaoF THE pAt'tElC,, !


49,. -. pivrsIGN.OF THE pkcEEIC.. Il
~ Ill. san .FRANCIsCOs SeptemBeE So $780, r
: - -. j. IS .fael iie TIM e, =
Synopsis fof.the Fast TIVE ity- four II ours
yne barometer ais highest. on the Oregon coast
a6S lowest s9 h6aSt eEn orna5 ana Eastern
Washington; the temieratnre has: rfillen In wash
ingt9D; oresop, y ortern ca l4forifa: and Western
Neyadas elsewhere has risen or reinatne dstarinQ
airy: light TO- heavy ranS have falen in Northern
CaiiQrniaj W IS .eril Ney4ida, Oregon a d. EASTERN
asRingtodi olsey here Weather has prevailed
>-.:l3 Forecast Til. S T.. NJ. Wedire day. (:
y 6rt hefii Cal LtJrliil aird Nestern Nevada
except Liz ianefpiltca Red
Bfnff and Eurek soltk tow & winds watller:
" For Soqthernsl ornla "a weather.; westerly
wns: WARMER. ~. - - - -;
~ or Oregon Fair weather n: thieves, etp pQrtiopS
local TaLts in thc eastern Porg : mort ~ ~ west
.wiaids S3rnlerip the WESTERN pdttioni cooler IN
e. the EASTERN i,orts3n. :: :. -.
- or. Wash lgton II air weather In the western
port on; local ratns inttie eastern portion winds
general eTl5; foriryt emPeratlFe,
except olympiq and cooler in the tern
>pertont = = ! - ION y p IL>sI -,
s : i r.: Lieutenant Signal Corps in CHARGE
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O'Clock r. AI..,BRANCH- OFFICES: TO Market
street near Kearny. open untltl2 O'Clock midnight;
ESQ HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COS
IaIkin street, open until $50 CLOCK, aud 251S
n iSS. on street. omen nntil O'Clock P NJ.
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The Birthes Called On.

At the request of the Public Administrator,
Judge Coifey has called all persons inter
ested in the Blythe case to appear in court
on Monday next and show cause why the
Administrator should not pay James L. Carr
:S33 is OH a Judgment obtained by the Trim
ity River Charcoal and Mining Company.
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c,s;I-sigIs ;,rio,x. AyES.

Tally CALL tlncluding Sundays; So per year by
u postpaid: f5 cents. perweeS, or % cents per
calendar mon tn through carriers. DAILY CALL five
copies hEfe;monthS. s6:25: SUN DAY CALL (tweiye
Isges), 81 so per: year; POSTPAID. .SgNp AY GALL
aid W LEX .Y> GAIL 50: so per year postpaid.
: EEhIY ALL Ceghtpag 81, 20 per- year, posi-.
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:. Giyen .One-fiphth.

=, Before.Judge Hunt yesterday in. the suit
of. Broderson VS.. Haskfns. to recover 5000
damages for Injuries caused by the slidiig
Of. debris from Haskinst premises a 'yerdict-
assessing the. damages at $50 was returned
yesterday by: tile jury. j. !;
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AUCTION. SALES TO-DAY.
.W ~,

< ErRNITFTE--lsy MI. SIMMONS at .l6l6 Bush
st, att O'CLOCK : =.
=: BEsrllt H Thy b.. R:*RqiElns, at Folsom and
Twenty iouftb sts.at 1l:o;ciock,s:, -.
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>. tMiRs. WiNsIow's SOOTHING S9RtPn has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teethlng with perfect success. II soothes.
the hid, softens the Gums. allys all Pain, cures
Wind Cone. regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoia, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes and is for sale by Druggists in
every pdrt oil the world Be sure and ask for Mrs.
.WnisloN's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five cents "a
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: SUED FOR GRADING: WORK.: j. o'Conpor
has sued Harite5G: Fau In the Superior Court
. to-feeoyef s3o5 for grading and. Understanding
cerldln iyottfons of; Broadway, near l.aguua
stteGts where sbespwnsreaf estate =, =
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McKRNNA wTSts, Judge ;Hoge yesterday de
cidedfo tiie defendant The suit OF Henry Chris.
lenseni versus Police SefgeaQt:T. d. :McKenna to
remove the latter from lie police force for ar
resting Christensen for. selling liquor without a
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Is like being. rescued from burning build
ing -; says;a man Nho.was cured of severe case
of salt rheun by Hoods sarsaparilla. Give this
peculiar medicine d trial. Sold by all druggists,
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: Nofrfss No DIvon'e5 Es,-The,decree Of divorce
recently enGeied IN Judge Gar ber,,s department
III layer Of the painifflnth the sun of Isaiah Agat
VS.. Rdsalie Agat. was yesterday. ordered Set
aside .heca(se OF; Tile failure TO pay the proper
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FoR ATIoKSEY's EEEs.-FlsGer Ames has
sued Mabel Tfeadweu and JOHN j. Morgan to
recover $4,000 for legal services rendered. aud
fol. which $3.50 only has been paid on account.
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=. ECoNoMY's; wealth. Any one who would Ike to
save their monthly expenses examine the prices of
grocerie4,wines and liquors at SB ARBoRo A. CO.'S;
531 Washington st. White sugar still selling at &c
Der u and libht brown al: "a B. G per d. :. -.
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GR6yTLD DIwGRcEs.-Judge Bawler yestef-
day granted. Jehnie Iqgersoll a divorce from
ALLAN: ingefsol On the ground of cruelty, and
Cora Lyons dvUrcefrem H. II. Lyons for fail.
IRE 10 IiIoElde hen with tie :necessalles OF lie
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: HEADQUARTERS for the celebrated Rochester
lamps athan $DGhrmann& Co.'S 24 1870 Suffer-
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:, REMOVE the causes that make your hair lifeles!
and gray with PARSEit's HAIR BALsAN.
PAHKnR GINaIR 9EoSIc cures inward pains.
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THE GOOD REPUTATION of @Byoicn,s." bronchial
7ocEes the relief of Coughs, Colds. and Throat
Diseases has given them a favorable notoriety..
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y4ssIT dieitysbqfg Panor anna. Market & 10Th.

:ArFEIEp FOR Observation-Disclosures Spell.
lacy has:applied for le1tets.of ADMINISTRATION on
the estate, valued ar $1,000; Of his deceased
wife, Mary. :. i - 80
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pTBLICATIoN. OFFICE :

THE MORNING CALL. :
Pas larger circulation than any other
new spaper published in san Francisco.
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OYER THE: Bay. Charles, Warren, who
pleaded guilty; Of burg larry, was sentenced by
Judge Murphy Yesterday 10 three years lii San
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Extra mince pies. sw1Is,s. 2I3 suffer street.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
ETS Mission Lodge, No. 169, f. and a
G3~H A. Inflated meeting THIS WED "a
NESDAY) EVENING, October LIST, at Z 80 * X
o'clock. fltl J. r. BUSCELEE. Secretary. IVY
~ Mount Mariah lodge, 10. Al, n
t~6 II. and A. M-Stated meeting THIS IA
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, .octob LIST, at * Y
1880 O'Clock. BY order or the w. NJ. IWN
1t G. F.. BROWN. Secretary.
~. Germania Lodge. No. 1i6, ssSS44lyns..
S~O l. o. U. f.-The officers and men, S9<eZ$SSSG
bers of the Funeral Committee of Ger
hereby notified to assemble at odd Fellows Hall on
attend the funeral Of our late brother CHARLES
AHLBoRN. BY order OF the lodge,
OSCAR KR1EG, N. 6.
EMIL MEMBER, X. S. oc1 ct
IS5 To the officers and MEM .,yyz.s.,a..s
lr<6 bers OF Oriental Rebekah Degree ssy<ctEsSSsS
Lodge No. 80, I. O. o. F.-You here S&1S2 ~
by notified TO assemble in Prospect Hall, SsxsHsNS
New odd Fellows Building, THIS WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, at O'clock All members of the de-
gree are cordially invited to be present by order of
MARY NJ. EWING, N. G..
SOPHIA II. HUTTON, Rec. Sec. SEGA If We
- To the officers and MEM ~ sssszsu.
f-c bers of Templar Lodge, No IL. l. as5ssEsk2if
o. o. F7You are hereby notified to as -
semble in Memorial Hall, New Odd Eel SsTpsSSl
lows Building, cor. Seventh and Market sts.. THIS
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. BY order
OF the N. &. [my2 We tn L. WADHAM, Rec Sec,
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sPIRITUALIsAI.

MISS Bernhard. MEDIUM; INFORMATION
WI on stocks lottery, love, etc. S53 FoGrthsl7 I'm
MRS. j. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRvoYANT TEST
vi medium, life-readcr. 1872 Market st. au13 IT
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r. Dividend Notice-Ohice of the Pa
5-S cifc Borax Salt and Soda Company San
Francisco, September 50, lS90-At a meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the above-named company,
held this day, a dividend NO 81 of one dollar
sd per share was declared payable FRIDAY, octo-
Der 10. 1890, at the Office OF the company. go
Montgomery ST. Rooms IL and II. Transfer books
close October g. 1890 at 3 p. NJ.
ocl ii 4 i. PRITCHARD. Secretary nro TEN.
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CLAIRvoYANTS

MRS KINKEAD, CLAIRvoYANr TRANCE ME
WI dunn 1885, Market st. aus 6m
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7,l,,-ssII = nIISS AMELIA BYRNE, WHO <BoUGHT
W in,e 'nrnnerty in san Mateo short time ago.
nIease send her address, to s.. NJ, Box 10 Gail
Branch ONCE ? :.s@.:.
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:fAoME.& tMEDTATEEY# AND SAVE TROUBLE
Wand expense BY buying a merehant tailor-tnadc
dress oyercoat for $l2 made BY Chicago mel hant
tailor. for SIS. ORIGIN All. MfSFITG CLOTHING
PARI.ORSr a. IliIil0il
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fTNNAEID ~LADIES-SgRE RE- SAFE; BEST CURE
:aleases; monthly periods restored in;few hours;
confidently only DR. D,ANTHAN< 229 X earny s.;
ga ity W eSs GERS cilred tr
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NOTICE OFF MEETINGS.

.BEAcHAn's FIIIs cure, SICK -neadacne.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

CHAPER- HAND, COUNTRY, 50 TO So % A
day; German or Scandinavian blacksmith, country
shop, $40 and found men TO work around saw
mill, Mendocino County $50 and found; 3 grape
teamsters. Monterey County. $50 and found: slate
spitters and slate block makers, steady work, coun
ry.S2 90 a day: married coachma1. city, $50; 10
laborers for a quartz-miil, 81 a day d found; 20
laborers city. steady work all winter, -T5 a day,
board 81; 10 laborerS and tcamsters, city, $50 and
found carpenter and blacksmith on ranch, 500,
see boss sgyN,S asners, city SiU and $40.
g. r. HANSEN A CO, / 10 Geary ST. IL
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El0R:A-SrfLISH; 'WELL=FITFING %:SUIT To
y order go to SCHEIiSLI. 539 Clay ST. sel6 luI
MATCHES CLEANED AN d WARRANTED; 75c
IN atIy ENZELfS 26oarhirT ST.. =" jvl n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-22

upon these roads is now renew, d
because, for one reason, they have
declined to adopt the new uniform
bill Of lading, TO which business
and trade associations object because
of It's non-negotiablo character, and
because If It's use is enforced it will
lead to disastrous results with a
large class of shippers. Always
heretofore shippers have been able
to deposit their bills of lading in
bank as collateral and get loans on
them the same as on regular ware
house receipts. To men of small
capital this feature Of the business
las become a necessity, and it is
hardly necessary to explain that its
sudden abrogation means great
commercial hardship, and, perhaps,
III many cases bankruptcy. The
interests OF New England are close
Iy identified with these of the
Canadian roads, and if the Inter.
state Commerce law is to be kept in
torco without amendment, these
roads should be continued the
privileges they now enjoy.
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New England Interests and Cana.
dian Trunk Lines.

New England is vitality interested
in the renewed attempt which is
now being made at Washington to
cut the great Canadian lines, the
Grand Trunk and the Canadian
Pacific, off from competition with
the American lines. Should this
attempt be successful, New England
would find her interests seriously
crippled by the operation of the
Interstate Commerce law with its
anti'poollng and long and short
haul provisions. The law has from
the very beginning of its operation
been unfair and unjust to New
and that her interests
have not suffered more has simply
been because Canadian trunk lines
have been enabled TO enter into
successful competition with the
roads this side the line. Warfare
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The Vermont Census.

An o,.o,,,,.,,, ;..
r,.,I, IL ,''0" u 'N'
,sonN - '',o ''"S"S ol
,,;,on 49,, ~ .t :! '"S'"'"s
5r,r.n fr,,,, -, ",,,: ''' was
no,nI,,;a,, 49, , - VIC
r,n,,, 80 Ill.,, ~" ~ III
I r N"''' gains h'u
wv" maui 'l'dn III any previous
ce''Sus decade III was announced
IN some Of the city papers that
Vermont had made = substantial
increase in nonpl,,ior vho oe;,;i
roprt r;n l.. lu..l.
,o....., =. W ''0" '"e
~ '''''''' 1T 'o"''" thousands
10 Ut lo0V'
lHc gam IN the large towns and
villages is offset bv the loss in ,ha
agricultural districts Tn no o,hor
decade of tbo oo,.r.ha, 49,.
Ill.,. r.. '0''' Al
w" ~ "cc' ;" great.
-too"' % 'o"hS VIII SHOW gam
OF population and about la4 a loss.
Of the gaining towns Addison
county has throo no,,;a.,,.
conn,,.t,.o r.1.1:.
CL;,,.,,.,.. NV
'o""'y H''' Essex
l lo"'; ,'e"'' I"hN''h county five,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-22
Our Need of q NAVY.

1t seems but a few years since
there was a strong opposition in
Washington TO any increase in the
naval establishment of the country,
and it was with difficulty that the
yearly appropriations for the main
tenance of the department on its
existing footing were obtained.
Now, however all this has changed,
and there is scarcely a semblance of
serious opposition TO the very liberal
appropriations that are being made
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-22
The National Encampment.

Written for the HERALD.
The 24th National Eucampmcn,
OF the Grand Army of the Republic
has come and gone, and believing
that a brief description will be in,
terestlng to the Old Boys who
we're unable to attend, | give a few
OF the many interesting features of
the occasion. Boston made every
preparation to receive and entertain
her guests in royal manner, and
they commenced TO arrive as early
as Tic Stll inst, and Oh the nth all
had come, and were preparing for
the great Parade the next day.
which came eff according TO pro-
gramme and was an occasion long
to be remembered by those who
saw it.
lie weather on tuesday was all
that could be desired. The closing
OF all places of business and the
magnificent and costly decorations
OF stores, offices, private and public
buildings, etc, gave proof that the
people of Boston gave of their time
and money freely to carry out sue.
cessFuIly all the arrangements.
The Parade was the largest and
grandest the G. A. r. had ever en-.
gagged in. The grand spectacle
which the old heroes presented
marching under their tattered flags
to the inspiring strains of 1874
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-08-22
Notice of Dissolution of
Co-partnership.

, me partnership heretofore existing be
tween ,,' W w. Chs IN II. l.. Paquin IL here
ny uissoiVe ~ mutual consent. w. T.. Chase
assumes all liabilities ana collccts NH a.
malhs OF the late firm.
W. Il. CHASE, II. l.. PAQUIN.
Island Pond, Vt, August Is. 1899.