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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

In the recent debate upon the Tariff
bill in the Senate, Senator Carlisle, of
Kentucky, 8 reported as saying that
the policy OF Great Britain was 10 I'M
pose taxes manly, II not entirely, on
articles not produced in that country;
that the policy Of the United States, on
the contrary. was TO put on the free
hst.artIcles not produced IN this coun-
try. and TO impose taxes on articles
similar to those produced at home;
and the Senator claimed that this pol
icy Of the United States was 10 increase
the price of the domestic article. while
the policy Of Great Britain did not en-
hance the price to the consumer Of any
domestic product.
The policies Of the respective coun-
tres are correctly stated by the senator,
but be fails 20 demonstrate or make
plain his proposition IN regard to these
~ftnrs- As far as the policy OF Great
britain j. concerned, tariff could not
OF couse, enhance the price Of do
rnestie article. IL that article could not
10 produced IN that country. That is
pfain enough, but that Il would not en-
hsncs the price Of the article purchased
by the consumer "a not so plain. neither
can such q proposition be made plain,
because It is not according to the facts
IN the case.
Let us look az the matter from COM
mon sense view. Does not a producer
OF an article have to take into consider
alton as cost Of the same, al the ex-
pensa Of putting the article upon the
MARKET Most certainly ne does. Now
suppose that The producer does not
meet with competition in the market,
viii ne not sell az such a figure as Will
cover tbs expense of the tariff amongst
his other expenses Of production
Again the answer must be. Yes, most
sssuredly be vii.
let as suppose another case. II the
producer should meet in the open mar
krt other articles similar 20 his own.
upou which he has paid = tariff, but
such ether articles have not been sub
iect 20 the charge Of = tariff. viii he
NOT. in his effort 20 compete in the sale
az his article, cut Of, or pare down.
some of the expenses Of the
production of his article, IN or
der % make the ss e. still again
must the answer Be. les. And
lust heze IS the meat Of the
whole question. The protscuonist
claius-and sUoh clam is made good
~ the facts Of the csse-tbst 10 such a
stnatoa the producer of the article
ws.ch is subiect - = tsrif cuts or, as
expense of production Of the article,
that winch he can control. ard That 8
the wages OF the iaeorer whose lsbor is
expended in the production of the
ert,Sle. II the wages paid By the PRO
ducer were "a high ss The wsges paid III
the Production Of the other articles
nth whish his article came in conlpe-
taon. and the other cost Of production
ef his artcie vas equal 20 those other
arfcles. then, IN order to sell. he would
have 81 cut or the tariff he paid before
raakirz sale. or the other Articles rot
subiect e the tarif would So
care purchaser instssd Ct be-
own xrtcis. Iu't tbs pis
eronrh for any business man2 Yes, a
wsvfsrsnz man can EASILY see it. Bat
what the Engiish Ccbdeuite wants. snd
hs American brother, the so-cslled
teriF-reFormer- desires q AID hlm la. IS
reaaction Of the tard 70 3 nominal
aucunt. Tie mere consistent Ameri-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

THE Lansing Democrat wastes nearly a
column of editorial space IN telling its
readers that Judge Allen b. Morse
evil under no circumstances accept
the Democratic nomination for Govern
this fall" The Democrat might have
saved Us space. Any one at all famil-
lar with political affairs already knew
that the outcome Of the great congre-
CATION of "reform elements" in Ian
sing last week was not conducive to the
candidacy OF so shrewd a politician as
Judge Morse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
LOTS TO BUILD YOU A HOME.

East Fu ton-st between Prospect and Col
lege- ave. lt9XSS. good enough ior 500 nome.
Washington between Prospect aud College
ave. 3Xl o. just the place Tor = nome:
south Col.rge-xve. between Wealthy and
Cherry. lleX-25. worthy OF y SSgC1O nome.
Mills Addition. full size lots. surrounded
By elegant homes.
South Division Toll Gate. two acres for a
lovely hone. or trade.
Madison-ave. between Wealthy and Logan.
lyyXl5J. betMeen two elegant homes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

Vel. Torlpirns, bow ia To7 cone
CIT st the last racs meeting s<lyei =
naau q q friend
As nearly ss -s- sr---s e 7 car1e
out abcut ffsss1 pounds - tns cood-
Fifteen poundsf That's nat bai.
Whst ho-ss 5sd von hack~
Nore. I lad abort fftsen PouT r
WITH aae that I ss5 r.rt be-. 49, l.sastsT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
IN THE WATER
PCT. rEnnter D~-c~uss rhrcugh space -
Duekfnz-

Prof Huntsr. mgch to h-s sor-ov.
was snded ln Beed' = lase scar tae oid
Fioreer Club grounds. by he para
hcts ard tbs fr.sky wind yesterday.
TTs only sustained thorough ducE,ng
before being re eved r. the steamer
Trx.e. TIE rr0fesscr car swnl. 81
ho vas srr ng talt pleased wlth his
lantf.ne. ne Wl make a. ascension
tr-s afternoon as Sd. saarn.
Al who have ret seen nlrG snoft
s~afI ther,s selves 0f % r. oprort0a lry to
see the dariug aerolaaG
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Any sabscribsF 90 THE TELkokAh-
HERALD who fails 20 recetss ths paper
regularly ar Who may have rsas"" y"
sompiAin OF late delivery VIII c0htSr
special favor by Informing this'on'e~ OF
the Eass "a once. send postal card or can
a , tslsphons S3I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

One Of tie latest seaseless charges
laid 70 the last legislature comes from
an excited Muskegoaite. In speaking
OF the slze ana population OF taai city,
he says: III we had Pinchtown so
called which . as much part OF
the city Of Mus6egon as any ward 10
tois city, but has been kept out OF the
city By the Hasbueks, we would have
between p, coo and =, geo people here. 4"
A little more information and q little
less exeitabilty would have taught the
citizens Of the Boom City, that the
''Hawbucks" had nothing 10 do with
keeping ''Pincntown" out OF the city j,
any mOve than they had IN keeping GER
tain thickiy populated SUBURBS out Of
Grand Rapids. II this city could but
count IN rs outlying territory, Il would
round rs up with a population OF
5000. But there IS = certain document
called the constitution, which even the
''Hawbucks" seemed To know more
about than the man from Muskegon.
The city OF Muskegon lies IN one Repre-
sentative district and PinchtOwn in
another. Grand Rapids lies IN one
Representative district and It's outlying
suburbs in another. The constitution
positively prevents the alteration OF
district boundary lines until the return
Of another census enumeration. The
Democratic "Hawbucks" who made
the constitution IN 1850 are 10 blame.
The next Legislature can make the
changes for both cities. Grand Rapids
IL sensibly waiting in patience. Can
Muskegon not do the same'
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
CAOZIER { CUTTERS
Real Estate Department.
f. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Weston Building, I3 Canal-St

WANTED AND AT ONCE-Buyers for 70
w lots, located OF Bridge and CaGWeii-sts.
Parties wishing 10 b9iid can secure a bargain.
Apply al Office for particulars.
EOR SALB-The four family fat located at
a So ". Bidge; will be sold within the next
10 days 10 the highest bidder.
E0R SALE or EASY TERMS-We have six
houses almost ready for occupancy on our
South Grand Rapids nat. prices low and terms
10 suit. They are on high ground overlooking
the whole city and only a short distance from
the new school house. Look at them before
buying.
VACANT business property for sale. 50 ~ front
on corner Madison and Hal SITS. 30 feet
On north side OF ". Bridgc-st and west Of
stOcking-s;.
a ROOM house. 4ls Cherry-st-. $500 s-r0om
house. a59 JefefSeu-Sve.. s8610, l-rOom
house. cor. OF Patton 4 Woodland ave Sl4j3.
Crorier A. CATERS Real Estate Department.
Telephone yii.
E.B. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

TIE Importance CT parfyiag The Blood can
rot 10 oYsresi.ma.ed. fer wiIhoEt pare
blood you cannot enjoy good health
81 tbis season nearly every oae needs
good medicine 70 purify, yil~lize, and enrich
the blood, ard Hood Szrs4p2Tllia Is worthy
your confidence. II is peculiar IA thai Il
strengthens and builds up the sysieH' cfs..tsS
an appeuie, and tones tie digestion, Wills
il eradie2tes disease. Give i = trlal
HooG's SATsap2r.l.a IS soid hy al clussis's-
Prepared by c. l. Hood : Co, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

fh.s Psper - Member of ths Amsrieaa
Newspaper Pahlsshers' Associatlen aad Is rep
resented II NoW YORK - io4 fsmDis oseit'
shsrs ths different issues are Sspt ca NE
The Washington once of the 1NEoaAA IA
AID - Al sl5 f0Grreenth-st.. n. w.. Snefe ares
81 ths pzBer eaa be ssen aad visitors - " AL
inslon VII always be made N=leome.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

can brother wouIi taks tae sar@ "a
etsAl-d haEs ogsa Iaz1ze1s - o-r eo..4-
70 bs competed IL - lnisss pIo4Lcts
cf kngl4E1. and otaeg Eurepeaa coGn-
triess ansre TIE lzboreE 3 loE pad as
nlgn wages ~ in Tbs country. II saea
sere che policy II o1r eoalt-gs either
eur l4a0rers would have u he pad
nuea Less wages - eompste Nlth t-e AZ
neles preduced abroad. or oaE I'm
wrought produces woaid remain VITA
cot le.llg ul.lze1s Hhils money as long
as We lid any. HoQld - u foreign pro-
0Icers, a. suen prices FOX articles as be
"a glt Place upon them.
Tass l. ~an Old, cd story" /" bg.t like
another "old, Old story" il d vsIy
hard for Al average Democrat % learn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
BARGAINs ~
REAL ESTATEl
Al 9HE 0FF1cE u
BROOKS & BROOKS

krok hloCk. pays E per ecnf 80
ht.es oiees. psyE seI oest.......... Iaa
bles bieeA. psss b 20 eeaf l5Va
81 acres near ksess lax q hsrksia 80 nae
81 iols aaod ieeatisa ......... i.3
IS houses and lets s. s-l. s. ana s - per alaufh
hieck 81 .sls 80 ksFerses aa1iiloa .s Aoa
stag iels 80 oowa. ioEg ume. iaI leV. -
lets ~ l4xlnssies sna AeRAeTgg -sls 81 =
hsfc-ia.
Vacant lets ln parts q the city
We have lea Arsi-c.sss 2srs<ins Il tsken
sooa-
ieess sae les 70 tAis Tor hsrses and bug
gles-
Newani lsery stec4a Whe has onef
hSose sHa iei o. Iisae iof sleoK 81 goods
We car plaas etsui sis.1ol ga Klli edgs seglI-
its Cab ana See us.
several A No. 3 .l.EHs 10 exchange
IlmatT lands iof ssle 81 exchange.
Iegs GA N offs ads a el l-aia tzae a. 40
lew lets lefg "a oar esl e.cs riai. wa
lurHiSA lumber - h4iia.
neuses 10 rcnt. farns far sale ~ eKcaan.c.
cal oa W belsts saiug ciseNne7s
Manes 10 laAn al lowest rates 81 ialereSt
helore sea huy. Cs.i Ehe SEE IA
once open IuesdEs aue 1huTsaay evening"
IRD1Es4 4 nh0oAs.
3 aud = New usasemaA Blscs.
Telephone llt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

Circulation Guaranteed 70 BE the
Largest OF All Michigan Daliles hA-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
FARMS AND PLATTlNG PROPERTY.

Four miles south from Court house. 80 acres,
fmprOved.
III miles southeast from Court house. IS
acres. LnOd fOr plating
Near Olkdale Station. two 1Gacre pieces for
plating.
plating.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

II Has sUsE p2NNkD aren - asind -hsl
il is as aggs le laiefA tAt teats ttst
s.l6E j. $ RkofIA. LeFess ; H-seSs -
pes.te sNeels hstsi
LooR alE-0r ssln reas. ave nrW noeses az
rVntals AlNils "a, ei-is ohe Nieok l.tia
fne e.essr.e street car ae c~sf ms tt
..a.lrf ~ $40. N Avn "a . ht-u- fuela y
W.s1-cant bnl-ei1s-
laoa sAIE-For nsxt< tsa esFs tAres - rhe
4 hess lals 81 lfSErcst q 50 ettHi fif&i
tEle sa C&l arf -. Sc tiniss tAte LOT Ken
AeNT spf.ne- aazfess So. = N.>A-4N y A-s-.
~seni. 3 AsnfSefs,. -
s0R sAL.E-Ns aeN larEe ksass 81 TurEaos
.fF 1ear tal-. ..eleN, SAa - q esA4 !
UEer iaE ka.e tar Ss.<4s iArEs lAslaE. hati sit
tlgk rooua. 6 q .laf- -ree-a Aao Eitc1t4, slk bed
raat1s. bathroom. BAL All coi1 waite Ats..l a.
%a2 aoen. E8a Gus t.fnect tas heess can hol
bs .Rfllcsfed fos s-a.a, tae ioi aleae. ~ east
4ronl - fae crown 81 fke tttT4ne Nith = tne
kieA ~ fae CIV IS Nerla $40 Nlka4t II 3 ~
chAnsH. Ledysra h.oeA. c9raer II Pea ana
ot-SN4-stS -f-u
4 H0NE Oh AZ ENLISTMENT fast wll
a Increase AZ "a uv every suSf, sea can hafs
~ pNrtias ~ iei ~ helst 4lla lot 0H pur
tESfry 81 Dlgls.an-sf 81 EiabFh saro pisi en
NkE iues lna atAT cAAr, les % sgnqelts dos
G sAy lAls Spleit t-aiis triers @na tesi.s y
sQit sea. ilfa-r a sFlol. New Eeasrfnal
D-iiaiaE. 90 geo. Davis, Ne tsneisi
ECR sALE-Tui sels his houses a. last as
he csn seg then aohe Mhyr becaus hv
Lar-r el-EeEf h8aSe o. L-wn Oourf hili StoD
80 So per moBta. u rooia hoase on College
ave-. Allh south ~ Las&n, si.5a 81 50 pr
months sroom housr On Parts @Ae. on the
hil. ~ inemSs ST. s60 or - PEI Doaff.
Leis on Paris. C9..e,e, bFasoalh snd eeetA
I uion SIS, near iho as. $50 aud o. Charles
N- IUits. Ledyarc blpes, pearisf eBtfsnce.
FOR sALE-Hoass ard loi. SIS cresesatavs.
~iA sxcbanse % paH ior clty pfoPera
Inquire o. tAe premises. G
EOR sALE-0n Eroxdwsy. fs mile from city
limits. 9 odWe.iltgs eltA 4. an aerr of goa4
garden suii Nltn each tehl h. GUlGley s Coz.
lumber on1ce Sogth lnFison-st 5uly =
AGEsTs-WEKTTD
WANTED Agents. 80 outdt on thirsy days
~ tine $50 pr11I p four NreAs. or l4o pf.t.
address. Nlth stamp, Jarvis Co, k@t.He. q b.
4ea
WANTED gents foF the History Of tbe Ia
" psGrauons OF. pafiag Deeds sna 0rali
Achievements of Stanley agrats oatnt g. .lli
circular tree. Address y. a. IroNnl.s a Co.
Toledo OHIO. ailtt
T0R E-EIscELLABEoUs
E0R SALE-Siiik route For particulars call
OF JanItor Hermitage block. I9
EOR sALE-Rare bareaia-One Washington
a prlnilns press, neary new also TYPE e.
A com gleIe oullI gor Oflce. Address lock DoE
- flfe Lake. Mich. -lt
/ Es0R SALE-Cheap. g horse power boiler and
engine. neAf new. With furnace, setting
etc. complete. Inquire OF Il. C. IaNlngi phone
/ al. 1881
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.
pADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehouSemen
II AZ III South Diylsion-sf.. store pianos and
! furniture al low rates. expert packers anc
/ careful movers with large Na1s" sent prompt
| ly Y fAfenhQptn~ Eo f.lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

South Nv sion cor. Island. 50xl4o. corner,
choicest In the city.
.,-ut..I4,.slou and Prescott. 152Kle5. corner.
can't Oe exceiled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
EELP EAKqBD-aALg.

lVANIED-tH0 or ghr5e nea ~ Eoaa aa-
w dress u SET gooas q clts; ne previous
capeFleute nfec ss4ry references Tss gi4ee.
Adams home -F4lsA.ns House. ~ SoaIA D.
KsloE-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

FERS0NAL

AIRS. GILBERT 1ess Eot pr0pese fo fa1 after
II atr oea eaery. 4zle N0ulEa NAs fass
her pockeIo 90 lAst 1rsaas ca4 s1fe TroAblr
~ sen1iBs dc Rocfr, ooSS to Llis clioe ~ re-
turp4ng lt - as ScFt8nsr-sr- 1l5
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

IVANIED-INo GTsf-elass men 70 run cary
W las faacAihe- flrst class pay 10 Eooa
men. UfIel easlGeg Con- psRy. sl1
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
roR sALE-EIsoELLABEoUs
FURKITURE AND PIANOS STORED

pADCLIFF A HOLT. general warehouSemen.
IA At IN South Diyision-sf.. store pianos and
furniture al low rates; expert packers auc
careful movers with large ''NAns" sent prompt
ly by teleph0ning 70. ga. .aa l-yl
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

laoR SAIE-f0r naxk trA e~fs tilrcs - rae
4 tess ials 81 lfSErcst q 50 rseH fifSi
rre - eka sef - re giuts lhis loI them
asxt ser.ne. adzfess go. b SAL4h kl.4.
@gerI $. 81 A.nr4oTst -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

AfANTED-Cne nrstclaSs band sawyer. Ons
w dove tailca han4 ana one Inicre So
hard. ore CAeineT CO. l5
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

IT Has susE psWNEn uren - u.ind >l.sl
i IA IS ~ aUgy Ie laierA tAe ie1ts tlAi 4
e.,- 1. s-..,tIt,5i hsus tsI e-ia to s>t<. NsE ~
s.lSE i $ FkQfIA. Lese<ss H-oe1, -
peslte sweets hatsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

CLsTpVeT8 VI Ns6aus Musnsr Fss 70
fnat ~es rsFfets rresslf md flfEre
gives correct rnEfs 81 El-lrers en1 fff
sFsrs t-res seps~zfef f-ienfs frgstaer sfe
~ - eqas 81 e. n8He. Lsf4 81 - -nsF.ff .ir-
srr est CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

4 H0NE OK Az INVESTMENT faei wla
4 Increase a. "a ur every sukf. sea can Nai e
by paftfaS ~ Isl ~ AelSt 4il4 tot 0n our
tlSffs ST. blfls.an-sf. ~ tla 1fh safQ pisi. rn
car iues lna arsI cAAr, les q schools dsp
lay tlls oppQif4aifs- prices aua ttgAs O.
suft sea- flfarr a sFfoA. New EeaSrfn1 B.
b-lidlag. or Geo. .. Davis. Ne tsnel-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
- cElFcrs-

WANTED partner vita flsa - 500 G.
~ -~sr8is rrure Fsfenf article fr TIE flr
r rfrs Era III hcrsehric re~essfF and
vfH - IN greet demand address J. Y. iu
esrr ~ esrrer o- - ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

NASTED-Agent f0F the History oi tbe Ia
W piGrauons OF pafiag Deeds sna 0rali
Achievements of Stanley ag-ats oatnt sl.gJi
circular Tree Address y. A. Browning a Ca.
Toledo. Ohio aiir
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03
AeEBTs-wkEFED

WANTED Agents, 80 outht on tairly DAYS
w tine $50 pT1GI p four Weeks. or l4o Tt.t.
Address. viii stamp. Jarvis a Co. Racine N is
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

fOR KENT-House and barn. cor. Wilder
Il ana couth Division. Inquire OF Igllp a
Scott. - NoErOe-st. -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03

WANTED m2lo nurse. Apply 81 II.
W MARKS Hospital between the hours II >
ana le @ elock a. al.
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whim. of tn. Prime. Of Parma.

The Prince Of Parma maintained great
state in his small principally, and, by the
aid Of the Austrians, very despo,ic author
lily. His it'll" army was entirely under
his military code. His punishment Of the
officers was at times original. One of
them, say "a writer in BiacktroOd's Mage
-lns, consisted in making them carry pals
Of water from one well 10 another, three
or fou hundred yards distance. lie in.
Sisted that the entire absence of any use
ful purpose in this disagrccable task
added greatly 10 its unpleasanincss, IN
which lac was not far wrong.
His practical jokes did not add To the
dignity or comfort of his court. was
present AT a grand ball. when lac ordered
q large plate Of strong mustard san l.
witches 10 be handed round with his com,
pliments at supp. r time 20 the most digni.
he'd OF the great ladies. who coughed and
~gesticulatcd painfully when they tasted
the pungeDt mixture.
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10 IT FOR POLITICAL cAPIrAL2
The Fc-toaice Department Deeply iater-
ested On the Inquiries OF Mr.. fsuike.

Tho Pc.toaice Department Deeply Inter
ested tn the Inquiries OF Mr.. fnuike.
WASHINGTON, March 2i.-Much interest
rs excited at the ~postofiice department by
the action of William Dudley Faulkc OF
Indiana i'm sending out inquiries TO presi-
Dental possibilities where changes have
occurred since the lth of March, 1888, N
especially to postmasters who have been
removed. In speaking Of tho matter to-
day First Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson said: ave arr receiving letters
from newly appointed postmastcrs who
have been addressed in this way. The
inquiries sent out in every instance that
1 have seen show that The case has been
prejudiced and the change made ASS umcd
10 be wrong. IL Is evidently an
efforts Ia get statements from the re-
moved and disappointed officials for po-
litical use, and some of the letters show
an intention To try and induce the new
postmasters Ia make statements in de-
tense where no defense Is needed and
where no political capital can he made
ont Of these changes. The president has
made no removals except for cause, de-
linqucncy in official duties. ineificicncy
in service or violation Of the law
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BONDS N STOCKS.
Ups and Downs in Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.


New York Exchange.
NEW YORK. March 2i.-The dizziness
in stocks which was the most conspicuous
feature yesterday was even more intense
to-day, until the last hour when the only
approaches 20 activity was had. The ac-
tivity extended To all parts of the list, and
everything traded in felt the stimulus.
The market finally closing quiet, but
strong at the highest prices OF the day.
Governments were steady.
Pctrolcum-Opcned weak at S., and
then became strong and advanced to SIX
closing steady at s7H..
Stock Exchange-Opcned tat NJ, closed
ut s73s.
Consolidated Exchange Opened at
S5h,, closed at s6L.
Total sales 24s,UU0 barrels.
Bar ~silver-95.
Copper-Easicr; Lake; March and
April, Sl4.O5.
L~ead-Stcady; domestic. SS.a2E.
Tin-Hcavy; straits, 1000.
Closing stocks:
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Mining quotations as follows:

PHILADELPHIA, March T.-WooI quiet
Montana at l7st35c; territorial at l5u pc.
BosToN, March 21.-A fair business was
lone in domestic wool during the past
week. Foreign wool was in moderate re-
quest. Sales Of all kinds amount to
2,3O5,OOO pounds with prices about tho
same. Territory was in good demand,
with sales of fine at j5s 5sc, nne medium
at 53a55c, and medium at Oar 2c. Texas
wool sold, range l1a2lc, and Oregon
liz isr. Considerable California spring
was sold at 52c. Secured and pulled
wools had "A steady demand AT unchanged
prices.
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ALoNO-soUoHr MURDERER.
syranJ. the French Murder. Known q
Have Icen In New York.


NEw YORK, March 2l.-It IL now for tho
ilrst time positively asserted 10y the police
that Eyraud. the French murderer, has
been in this city and stopped at
different hotels under various
aliases, and finally located for
twow weeks at the Hotel America in Irving
place under the name Of Avraeid. About
March ; he tiel owing "a $40 board bill
and several ten dollar notes which
he had borrowed from guests
whose confidence lie had gained.
About March sth he disappeared and the
proprietors still retain the trunk which
has since been ovcrhaulcd by the French
detectives and Inspector Byrncs' men,
with the hope of finding some criminal.
ing evidence contained therein. These
detectives have sincc traced him To Mon
real and aftcrward 10 the Red River
country on his way Ia California or
Mexico.
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BUTTE. March 2i.-Sulnrintcndcnt
Wharton. Of the Silver Bow Water COM
plny. to-day received "A telegram from W.
A. Clark, announcing that hc had pur-
chased "a T.. y. Aliis pumping engine, with
q capacity az 21,ODc.U0 gallons per day.
The engine j. designed for the us" of the
Silver Bow Water company, and IL il cN-
pected will greatly increase the amount
and stcadincss of Ill. water furnished.
The engine will arrive in about six weeks.
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ke,sler A, S.psib,e.

ly In Standards Sisc ri W.rc.
BuTrr. March u. -Gcorgc kcsslrr says
that he has about mad" up his mind Ia ~
tire from the ring and will begin AT his
trade, carpcnt"ring, this morning. Tie
says that even IL hr docs not retire al
together Ia" will uo longer depend upon
pngilism as a "A Of gaining "a livcli-
hood. hut will work whenever h. can So
rurc employment.
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Nothing IL Not Ent.rpri-inr.

! rnlil TIE JrNrl'I : weekly.
Silver Platter TO his st.noeraphcri -
Send one II our catalogues to the mana
gers III the Boobies base hall club al once.
StcnoRraphcr lin surpriscl- i l beg
you pardon. sir. but the club you namc is
not connected with the trade.
Silver Platter oh, yes il is. Here's an
item In which IL Is stated that the concern
has lost its entire supply of pitchers for
this year.
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by The Standards So clh wire.
BrI-rE, March 2i.- Five hundred shares
cf Hiaw itha stock were sold to-day by
Cable a Nicholas at - cents u sharr. The
stock is likely 10 go much higher. Eight
hundred shares Of Southern Cross were
sold to-day, and so shares Of Champion
brought 62L cents a share.
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Night editor (roaring furiously through
he speaking tubel: at is 8 o'clock
Why don't o go TO press. What are
you waiting for ~
Foreman with equal fury: .'Tha,
dash blank regular daily dispatch about
the sale OF the Adam Forcpaugh circus
hasn't come yeti"
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Lacking In Quality or ouau,i,,

From the Toledo Blade.
How do | like your poem? It's fair
only there are not enough feet"
"Ain't, hey? Well, do you think this
poem Is "A centipcdc?
"No, but it's about "a Chicago Rirl.r