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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-18
n rs 4 zWr1vE-CzUB LEAGUE,
Ana There Arc 10 he Two Playing Seasons
Each Year.

| The joint conference com mittee was In sos
sion oil the afternoon and late this evening
Both Association and League are prepared tt
meet promptly and act upon its report. which
will finish everything here The hitch Il
about the money for the dropped clubs Thit
| report OF the committee includes the constitu'
ton OF the new League. and incorporated
many for the provisions OF tho old League
| and Association constitutions Sunday base.
ball IL put upon q local option basis
and those towns desiring Sunday games
can have them included in the seasons
schedule as championship contests. In the
constitution. which ofrers all the protection Of
the national agreement. war ia declared upon
any club or league maintaining club in any
| one OF the twelve cities now Included In the
new circuit The monopoistio character oil
this new league Is despotlc In It's purposes.
and bids fair to have everything fixed Ike a
Jug handle. on ono eide only. Under the terms
as epS Sh %se az Py az epssn
Spalding's team. must return there This vii!
Sy Das s pI nsn s f sas
ore edncefned, t The League viii protect them.
fssnS ifbs Bay ~ isss hHiS WIZ VIZ
ssM aT sbo SsssS Club
r. + Sass
Abe got US into It and got, us out Of 1t.
Rs{ rG MT caring for the No m9nsy
What /. has done. d But these Shsns are sia-
s by s p with yY En dsr e All nn S wpS
Louis 'n will have no baseball and Son der Abe
VII ~ SslttinE on an isshsrx . b, WON'T, us.
s s sisH. aid that VIII Viii n fs
RS sons ID. It sSPE
mo; but what 4 / haye o.
Esmarks 10 that It Is mutually understood that
nase Il to h t. NV ,3 n p. not
what CLUB It pisases p" Pr,s'isnt sodeh i is
heartily in favor q the f%rnatton OF central
bus. feiedo. Siw VI f In ianSpSlis. and
other citiSsi and say. that ordinary manage
Brush's friends lay 't that he should be
crowned as the king Of nase,all maspa.es.
aas esen h ne a. il
it, bright heads and shining drilnrs through
E long period of discolIaKemSnt: and NV
ago never arssmsd o II mi s such riss
TX IL Sporting sna IT, sssNhh s
ale to sish isr otSer victims { '' WSsdnssiayS
e buy T., 1,hlstissssa ' WISS ,Es sspiss;
n t1s Ct sns sse
dsipSi"ns VII MAKE ihs necss... S ssss sons
would fail. They claim twelve clubs are too
TN E siSs sia s GAME viz ps
Give US q rest, before the, season is over;
But tie be. truth Is the .wevs-cub cirepis
ssSs rs as sHht siH|ss s ssa q the siS
son TIE clpSs viii play until BE middle Of
s% % sss Ss :sssS
sss$ t i s ts.satsnss g Ghjssse and Mi:
s eia1e oes snS e Ss
es. .a ss.
suppose Chicago and Milwaukee do get up op-
What thsy % sgns the
Ltaauep The new organization will last four
L.,s,s Or that Is the present It srrsncsment Ins
along TOR that length Of time.
NJ, Ing first matter, t4s distribution Of players
e. e e sa essh CUB
served thst i wants when the consoidati.n
divide the players to equally strengthen the
The committes continues in session at 8
Chicago. Columbus. Philadelphia ana bo,ton.
ayss fssd liz esrea ise
81 W%ntsa aSSaS and viii is6oo S psr
st4Rna snS ssssSn ana s
dslphia about the same amount or perhaps |
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4. o. spald,as Pleased With the Outlook

A. O. spalding was In tho city yesterday. and when
asked why he was not at Indianapolis he said,
Perhaps people will believe after time that have
retired from active participation IN baseball afairs
While am out of tho game. still take deep interest
n T. and am clad TO see that tbs trouble Is being set.
tied. dont luink the game cOp.d stand much more
wranRng The capitalists ON both sides have become
very tired Of sinking money and the public Is weary OF
the JarRiinK All hands appear 10 agree that the only
!hhs = d, Is TO settle al dlnieuiiies aad play bali i
city and think the idea OF twelve CLUB league. With
club In each city 10 the best solution
50 rar a. The Association club IN Ch,cspo - con-
cerneu shOUld not have been avefse TO seeing
coed: f2r ! am Sonndsnt II would have been in0nu-
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Singers FRAY skss,

The ssooad skst tournament arranged By the B>stho
ven hAnnsrohor Restaurant Company was played on
Wednesday nkht ~ the rooms OF the club The follow
gtwsnty.sight iocallumin played; wrenhompel
y. Weser. A. Fettss c. just, n. Furcbtsncht A. Esyer
ssbn r, e hoI.r MintsT klssu. Hitler tenhou.
sehniidt ~AN
first prise Wtlnam ftlgsimi second prtss T. lssus,
third prize CoIsAr fourth prise schldtnk6; nftK pss
Just; sxth prise. TenhAmpsij special prize. KssinG
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HORSES AND JOCKEYS DOWN.
ONE RIDER MAI DIE AND ANOTHER
rs gERKOUyLY INJURED 81,

OWE RIDGE MAY DIE md ANoIHAh
r.... r.,,. a.. .s--..---
sss.,ss. asa Essss...ss ssns and
syhesto. RON OVER Mina.
II wa. . eh..r,dl ia, sot e.ctsr. ., favor.
or. senT Us On ts the n
s Ssrs 2, Suss anu er.s
Sorss. ;.h n S,sSn.
Of dust raised BY the marrow.chilllnx blast
hap occupred in ths opening e ra,. when Chan.
man fell at the post. and Jockey Blake TOOK q
header. landing On HIN shoulder. TIL. plucks
s "as :s On to " VIM IL. ;as
dent which occurred in the ann race. snug
homcstreteh whom Tasso. ridden BY Harry
Jones. the so,Orsd jockey oa'ish. his foo, un.
Ger the lower inner rail and fell. throwing
a ss sa sssxs a ;as d s,ss
sykeston. with Weaver ID Tie saddia.
down. bst before ths dust lad tiS Ss away .hs
S W., .enouted vecliSr1usiy ~ tmlteiy. WIN.
nost t Thau 49,. ossst ~ " "ru VI SAS
IeAvl0R
Jo %sSes nSd ws ssf IS, r
may never ride again. The physician who OK.
Sas 81 tSs so1s.s ssa sssppsa q PSnsssn is:
Jury IL LOCATED .Yn and 4 may kiil him. Lhe doc.
ssss bonSssss & ~ y n; Assssl.s y n.y.
Ills Collar bone SrEen and vas Injured ints ao
i Ut "a A. issss ies. ,.,sr,, on. second
*sJs 81 Il Il. ss e & E: :s
1urt'ni. WnerS Len9pia mace play and won "
is A. = ,,tte FraS ~ HeaH HIM. " "a
Chance TOOK the lead m the SECOND race at the
hsa iSs TIC the ySrts 4 Ing the Place
hs tSsl; shsIs Ike SssyaE K e. Ss
; s,i",; anu Deat MN i.s ya IN IN
handran ct ni.e the race q ths dsy X, wsn W
Text would do4ntiess have won Z Re had BEEN
mDaey ,syor,te e. Won tie f th race 81 head
sS hs i T Ss ss s rs
90, r,na = -
Purse s4oo: selling: I'VE iuslonss 1880.
tS;ttsss'sss ,o5 II ATOM,
s ARA ptaS,rossa Saiid.r
'ao'0, o. A''m NINA. - "a line s.e st.o ran
i,itis Fra HI 70 i. on b1IIiantt insia SaA 4aA
$i2.o5.
TIE RFtS)ND nACE
pnr.. s1o, ealing. s,S and Mi, fu;,ob.,
I'll nweal N Ratio = by King AhonsonioaA
E ESs:a is*s. Ms,sS: S i,,
GSsn",Lsus FraIas. ~ Fr,nss hoWsrd Uonohuss TIN.
p's ~eHS. Ana A. w. Ii a,so i rAN
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upper. cut Kennedy was 70, elated that he
ssgs saei h 70 sss3 e tRs aaes0n
the The com n.ttse decided In the esse Of weich
ssSe pow. Town WIG ven Ven 1 sSs &lMI.S
s %S n wsss 3 p g petn "a rs Is
l,sihs overweight. epd ssiured te 20 On .the
s AS nj e. ~ ss in ). Ill Inner BEING
.Ts ss$!,tss decided a. INT IT.! .As 4as
Hss SSs sssss s.yy ave- sG
R.t % Sss's spscsi match was arranged
Ss Tss tss bo.les were s...,sc: Harry
ss;sa ..,si 4 and fssv y S SsaSs
'a'un" !" y wsMr1sxa t-'
Hugh Leonard. BIy Ms,ason,s old pHrii ana ~,
the ssfIra last wss t
athletic offfsiais had two iadres IL addition 70
Referee Pilkingtnn, to discover tails. But
Az when hi ;s.c, =, man aSs s VI.
isiS ADM man .qSq the Srsssips dsesrt msnt III
. y ssss Isss sss So ss sa
h ss & the sro Ssp ~, Il e
ntes withnut a fall. The eondtions we're that
the Arst fa!i in six minutes would win tue
s %oqE wps ss 5 "a MIN s:%f ,hs Sss
$s "a ss.E sSs Wssssjs U.s.;
Sass g x asa sns tx minutes 81 III %as
d dSea an a.p rass VIZ .hsa 81 III
s: SS,ssIs: I'd s s|S I'D - sssSss
g. sa'a: AsE 4 tYo minutes ISngs.s ~, III
s saS: Y ,ss s.sse e T. III Cherry
" " st a apd s wss
!'ss sS y sSsi sts, W 70
whisper. % r0nalU q di.auaifaca.ttton q theIr
bnnd,efs "a q. iu lar As could wid - ob.esvei.
pInss ssss 5ss s! Il. 4 xss:Sis!E
h KssI sssa Se q Ss s ssSa;i Savp
Enthusiastically The boys ws ere, extremely st
Tlen they went devp with p crash III = sYrt =
Kersisr. Of course, .wopthe bout
%I ss sss
!. Il kopE p The Star A q ana ]: seshwestzsroi
de i K"pp SsSs.sd tas sttdss ie tfrsas6"it
"a. s Ses IA ass an ticF ar
gass s 'sYxfS "a! w sss sn%
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NAVE FoU PAID YogR rAxEs,
Inter~stsng Information for Presidents ans
rreAsurers Oh. R-esng Associn tioks.

Inter~stsng Information for Presidents and
rreasurers Oh Raesax Ass0c'a ttoks.
ALBANY. Dec. 17.--Ths annual reports and
the 5 per cent tax which all racing aAsueia-
lions are required to send In to the Comitr"l-
let have reached Albany rather slowly this
y"ar and some President Or Treasurer will
find himself brought up with q round turn II
moro promptness is not displayed both III ro-
porting the amount of gross receipts and in
provides In brie rs follows:
tax Of peg Ssnsa 1pon IN sros
race tracks srost.,s aa,cn racing y mad 81 con-
s
ss srssa d n a be- y S ,s "
New York within dfteen day. after the day Of De-
-ssst,oa >: sssi ,. the duty Of tho rre.,aen: Or
q every Ms.Ifis'Sn 20 WnSs report ~
,ssnsh DAY Of S"tsmSsr sse or Stating tic
ssSssss p. asys sh.ta .Ash 81 asiy SsHaad y
eessitats ap examination q n. ,ecalcitraat
association's books BY the ComptroIIer and the
1nS g tai BIZ anS Hsa ns 81
sSS sreay rspoed in THE
Sssn rs f Pie shs shs have
sstsyn ssssy E9s Fax sfffsssa
sossson srSss ssp.s TAX g'! aac
S :s e. s;s
Hns%1n p R,Ent 9If
cepts
racine as total s%Gans s afss raGeyd fsa the
70 hear from. Is s3i so$UJ.' That tRis repre- re-.
sents Aye per cent Of the gross receipts OF the
ss he sro as
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Alarvsn.. Opinion Of stnol.

Mr.. Bonner received letter Yesterday AFTER
noon from Charles Marvin. who 10 now located
at Franklin. Pa. with Miller 4 sibley. in which
he says. in spe king Of Sunol:
am pleased to have you say tho marc still
drives well. Barring accidents, next year We
will nut the mark where II Will be above high
water mark while you and live. think.
Mr.. Bonner has driven Sunol every day since
she arrived hers-six times In all-and not
withstanding the rumors about q ruptured
tendon. Mr.. Bonner says she IL absolutely free
from lnmensss. and he deaes any man to ind
the least thing wrong In any OF her tsndons.
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!! Il |E::| !: a !! IS {;
ro..,....io 20 % 7ss 'ros.l.. rs s0is ss5
MARIA
~ 80 81 II y: SO ~ ~ g:
Umpre-D. Dewey. scorst--w. Hatfield
% Sssas".s asas ss:dis:a :: sos
Rs: a7s s;s' '.'
riiapa Is: Fa.isy. isa TossI ss7. '''-''' --A'
rs sSI's7.'ps: ~ VS. ,s1'ns'f 100
Sssss ST ss;sss Il; iii L. '''''
Css,ne ~; ,lsssns~s iis: Ls,e-ss ,so: Parry tlss
..sssgE: ii; ss o. ''4'
e; iii; 4
ssssf.,ns. q Az css: iAs oundss. 1861 Lana
U.s. %ssa III "a s5s: 49, Owen '' Dur
ACCORD GAZE.
b.s: iss isS gss;i ''. oand'r 49, i.~
rS:s rs: Sssl%. IL: 8ss. 'sh'''> ''
o.s'9s s. 10; kohitA iis; sehuiA 10,
uss iss S;aS RI I'd ldis Is o''a '' Da
Q. o. s:is !: s e. X:
Sixxf GAZE
it, 1872 s;.ss5 ~ r.n i'1
UT iss orsss ro's
A. sns M E ssa.G a re-.
.a 49, kkHsi ISL a 4a.. k s
THIRD oAns.
81. k fss.s III ss 7s.. Efss
us.ssssS ioo: i:.s1 Isl ''i tSs: is f'- 1885,
r.; Z; .ss ;:ss; ~ &c:
gIHsT GAhk
,s a"isn III sai:'s' It'll IT.
. sss IS III s'ss ss:.
Atlantic so., c,ns--ssr.naors ls,: yu..., ,ss;
h n;ss n.y. ssa' 1851 Ohr''''as iss
zi Rass III 's.. s. IT, .:s ''s D'''
- ny. ,s.su. lnnwn Z. 81. !npsr,rs t..yp.
a;is m : e, sSu ~ s:S :ss.
scores;
sa,ni III; bochov 100: Gsbsl III: unprsn t67 TX
tai 5hi -. -, :. ,-.,',...
's :: III Hs. sS II: L.
-"' '''-- sxxoSb olsi
ssst.s 4ss ssS 'ss dss:l i;S'
Eiss; :st Ne H.; ts" s:.: Is:
.-... .,.,---
Ths Amateur Association Rano plsye1 on the etatsu
Island g siisys IN Wsdnt day uisht bsiTrsn ths
,fa!ms-Lati isl. smith. lbz; HATHAWAY IGN; aor
Staten fsI.nd A. o. ons, ftI Esr ~. ls7. Onx,..
1srn lbs; VAN relf liz: EaIK iYS: kA1e, l39: 4,yd
1850.
III. 1,,,,,,,. s,.,., a, A.. v.,,. u,. r>
Association played game with the Jsrsss or
{. team ON Wsdnssday night with thiA res pii:
Red al scpnsiuss Ioi ,e,n. SE shRms s,n W.:
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Jockey Waller IaisreA.

RED BAHr. Dec. i7.-Jocksy Harry waller while nd.
Ing running horse ~ waidenS training ttaSk nsAs
Eatontown today wss thrown from tHs h6rss and hts
LET. is9 broken This sf!sfpoon bib wife built are
powder was placed ID the ktndng BY some maIuious
parhOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-18
xnrIas soHLxss IN 1okaE


Last nirhcs contestants 10 the Americas sssfceaa
tournament have little II any esaacs Of winnsss
leading prize but thsfs was Just ~ much interest
shown Id the thrss faSs IL II The leaders we're play.
Ing the deciding Sontest rms soufte.
stksT ulfrh
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'"f, '- aAsnsSAs uAnosAa sovnsAnhpN
Anerteus VI Oriental Oriental ~ Alpha Alpha u
ACADEMY soURHAnnRl
hossdAts " West Shore. west Bh6rs u. Nopsroh.
nonArch Va ROsedAle.
snoOALys nAvOBAI ToUnNAnBHv
s.sanne ~ Wavsrly. wayerly w. osceolA Oscsola
AsHH,oAH AnAEus usIoH.
HsoriUB Oue-Producs Exchange W. Cosmopolitsn NJ
Produce BAyhangs alleys. -
Section 1hrse-Aamslsas VI Monroe ct Esmelsss
.esrtion rs-Jgsey CITY A q ". Esnweod n jersey
sos.siiis Y. Susss ''' 4 a Va "s''n''a 4 o. ~
=. .-.,-.. wHHrLsxs's LEAGUE.
Hud:on County whsslmen 70. Union County Roadsters
~ Hudson County WLsenien alleys
= sThAUkp Loka ,slAxs TOURNAMENT
Cs; e ss e e. sssn"sy s'sin~ay Va spiss Elm.
ACES aALL souaSAsxr.
ssi.%ssS.1 w " fso.psS hi A'''Aa1 " 'Alsm.ndsr'
sAsTkES DlsrRics rouRAAxsHk
Aascotts N. ProsTssA Progress soso soso w. Mas-
ssooslsn soyHEAnxsr.
r. Equity " metropolitan. Metropolitan ~. Unique.
srArES ISLAND AMATEUR LEAGUE.
oorinthtAn No. ! W. Dominican at workingmens al.
lsyA kiohmoud vs. Warrior At 6chmsigelow's Alleys.
ykRsxS GIFT AhArkuR LEAGUE.
psvonia ". independent at PavoniA aleys Doolitts
- Jack Inns ~ Doohttls alleys
-' bASvmw rouRsxAHsx
Volunteer.
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TAs ,s.s.stA WIN Esp,sas . 'Ds.s.

There was an important meeting OF tho Ath.
letic Committee Of the seventh Regiment last
sisp ~: sa!ta$s y shs y any s ne
p!ininx tour, athletes During the. meeting
HArry Worreli. one OF the dis6iI, lined athletes.
WAS CALLED into the rsom and gave some fngor.
tant i y, e tas co%%tts. Ihr msm.
lily emsIssd from ths SsssIns room; f Sas
TO- make SsR 'l ihsssf tie ! 'ssntS
Intends e. l,oks an onslaught upon the A. A.
this winter at which the prizes VIII Do
ssy ysr, sse Ju n thst iias; KeT sap@sl ths
ing, Thish Il will sndeayor - make the most
n9taiir affairs 81 the sort In the country. They
Will te oien, games, and entries VIII DO re-
ceiysd from oil over the c"untry.
from :rssE u great saI ssses and
ssttemptiag u, make, Itself the foremost sth.
letie Organization In America.
fss ras e Sss ssSFns5nsf tSs
n ah%Sr. aS asS sye wsr YsBe5S
when exploded will create stir.
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EiAASSH 49, rs 20 Il: ~ ~ ss s sss s tts
Umpife-A.. u. fhorbutn. Se0fers-J. d Btn v.
B. AdALls aud John DE veau.
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JUDD AND sHoNALTsR DrsASREE
stsiAstA - Decide the Dtssats-Plsy Dssss~.
ttnaea.

b. LOWS Dec. l1.-ow,ns to dispute. play has been
suspended until decision 10 received from stsntS %
whom the players have appealed On the twenty .ptash
move Yesterday Judo moved bis rock 70 QuSsns ssush
asss:S sSs eSS
20 play. s'sssss
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HsSyssS1 iDes H&-1hs annual passtins d sht New.
eufsh sAstns AisodtAsion onishs resulted Ii the cleo
tton o. Q. / wsStna u fresidsnt Aocrosksry vice.
frss!asE, JHAn E Tssss5 s:s,sssry; r.ana Q Wood
saptsin Executive CON Yttse. Charles b. DonOShus,
ns1 6amush. Ind Elmer Simpson.
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New Quarters for the Public sehoo, A.

Waiter campbell the Philadelphia light weight, who
ID TO have beneht in the Quaker City In about two
weeks yesterday sent 500 70 the Iu,aed Eeirs a. an
ENDORSEMENT Tor Nike Cunning. the l28pound cham,
has said that he would accept the terms
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G:sais,.. .B iSI 3s III II ~ % s3s SsS gSS
tpbifs=t. h. Asinkth scortrs=c. vdss Aaa .. o.


ss5%:r, e i III as ia S ss M ss s s9S
,,Cmplrs7J. h. Msinksn. scorcrs-nL schroedss aud
Atsfss .GsrmAnis. iei Is, oisadAlA it,
$Aihb oAht
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Psssaysut 4 Coo. .. a.saint l8s: n. I. rous.
ssan ~; Gns. BIch9v. 'sa; u Gabsl Iv9; J J.
schWasat nnacn. Hu6sr 'o.-r @ Lands,s,n, ixs,
Bindschseiler. 1885 viessr. 49, y. Nvilsf. lS3s
W. Valentine. l66. Total IA
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-12
4 q-cnaa7e " nm doacn,

n. 4. q-cnaan .,ne-doacn,"
overworkcd, weak, nervous and de-
bilitated that's a woman that Dr.
'Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
made for. 1t gives her health and
strength. All woman's weaknesses
and all woman's ailments are cured
bv it. It's legitimate medicine
not a beverage; an invlgoratlng, re-
storative tonic and q soothing and
strengthening nervine, free from al
cohol and injurious drugs. 1t I'M
parts tone and vigor to the whole
system.
periodical pains, organic d'splace-
enents and uterine diseases, it's q
| positive remedy. ?. :.
And a guaranteed one. If ii
4 doesn't give satisfaction, in every
case, the money paid for it Is re
| funded. No other medicine fol
women is sold on these terms
That's because nothing else L
Just as good" Perhaps tn
dealer will offer something that
better" lie means that it's bet
ter for Tim.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-12
Urearned Increment.

Mr.. Henry j. Chase is inclined to
think tsee the Standard of May 49, that
one of the most difficult questions
a single tax advocate is called upon TO
answer is: Are they not unearned IN
crements in other things besides lana!
and endeavor to show that 1t Is IN lana
values alone that increments occur
| Whether his conclusions be true or false
| IL is not necessary to inquire, as there
rests upon it neither the justice nor the
expediency of the single tax.
This unearned increment argument Is
not put forth in the writing OF Henry
George 1t occurs in the foilticai
! Economy of John Stuart MIL, who' I'D
Book ", Chap. ii, says: suppose that
there is a kind of income which con-
stantlv tends to increase, without any
exertion or sacrifice on the part OF the
owner these owners constitute q class
IN the community, whom the natura'
course of things progressively enrichcs
consistently with complete passlveness
on their part. In such a case II
would be no violation of the
principles on which private prop
erty is grounded, if the state
should appropriate this increase OF
wealth, or part of it, as it arises. ms
would not properly be taking anything
from anybody; it would be merely ap
. plyipp an accession of wealth. created
by circumstances, to the benefit OF SO
+ ciety. instead of allowing it to become
5 an unearned appendage to the riches o.
, a particular class OF his argument
. for the public appropriation of future
{ increments of rent, this forms TIT
{ major premise. A postulate that, whe'
A briefly stated, 1.-The unearned lncre
r ments of value of all private propert.
8 belong TO the public" as MIR. Chas'
: perceives. is hard to MAINTAIN.
But Mr. Mill, as we know now, ncve
? clearly apprehended the nature OF pr
e vate property in land. He but dlmi
= saw its injustice. Land values Shout
e be taken by the community, for the US
e of the community, not because they ar
= unearned by the individual holders, br
4 because they belong to the community
being by it earned or created. Use
= Progress and Poverty, Book VII. an
viii: and also "a Reply to Criticisms
by samuel b. Clarke, in the StandaT
n OF January %. 1888, originally ,publisi
IT. ed in the Hartford Law REVIEW
It wherein Mr.. Clarke ably answers mar
% objections " the single tex 1Ssf'
Love.
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osu.ttA EpboLleds
Bsooxrrs ms - chnrohs.; Chicago

~.
/ EroN, or the collection Of schools
which constitutes what Is popularity
known as Eton, has q thousand sohoi-
ars.
A CLERGYMAN at Northport, L. l., hfs
forbidden the young men OF the congo
cation, under penalty of arrest, to
smoke near the church.
THE Free Methodist church OF Allen.
town, Pa, allows no ono who ofou0s
TO q secret society, uses tobacco or!
wears jewelry to becou n1e'noer OF
the congregation.
WHEN the new granite art ouildias OF
Bowdoin college is completed it VIII
have the dstinctlon of tHing The only
building devoted exclusively 0 Art "a
auy American college.
TIE oldest college in North America
was founded <ip 1sS1-the -,college Ct
St. Iidefonso, in. the :Gtydf Metsco'
Tho next oldest is Laval college,
Quebec. The Washington Working
Woman.
| TIE first Catholic church in the
| United States to be dedicated to tho
| purposes of religion and worship by az
American cardinal Is st. bernard 4
West Fourteenth streetbetw'cen Etshst
4 and Ninth avenues. New York city, :
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%
In the September Wide Awake
There is good history, biography ana
travel (see THE Prince Imperial ano
..Stanley's, Bananas'l, outdoor sport
and indoor ethics (see 1.-Two Fisher
men" The Margaret Patty Letters
and IAN Because Bluebird SangO,
curious natural history (see How !
tended Silk-worms," IAN Odd Set, and
1.-TWO Acquaintances Of Mine"): fanci-
full tale and the higher sort OF larry
story (see ..Peterkin and Pollilsin go to
the Fair" and "A Tale of the Black
Forest, practical art-lessons tsee
..Drawing the Child-Figure'), a master
" serial (see Margaret Sidney Inc
| peprers Grown Up'D, fine array OF
short stories (see Mrs. Bates's "Red
! Lilies" Mrs Sherwood's Sovereign
\ of As" Clarissa Porter's Aunt Hetsey
Can Box" etc.. pages of original anec-
! dotes and pictures and poems galore;
among them Hassam's drawings OF
: "Gossamer Girls and Mrs. Mary ~
Blalze's masquerade" are especially
delighting.
81. 40 & year; 90 cents a mum Der q
y sample (bacls number) for cents
Lothrop Company, Publishers, Boseon
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-12

KAISER WILLIAM, who paints, has
made design for painting of Fred
erick the Great, representing Frederick
borne through the clouds by c"pids'
The sketch is being painted by the en-
percr's hired men.
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A Genuine Harvest Excursion

ether points on the lines OF the CnicaSo,
Milwaukee, g. St Paul Railway, to points IN
Western Minnssota NSr'h NssrasRa i Ssa
90 Colorado. Utah, Wyoming and Mon
s sasa, at cheap excursion rates, septemoeer
%. 1851. For further particulars apply 20
the pearest coupon ticket agent, OF ~ to M
SIT viii do your heart good to see
the magnificent crops N SouIn O'.Ao'a
They are simply immense
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-12

TnoraHrLEss mothers are they who vii
not give sickiy children DR.. Bulls Worn
Destroyers. They remove the worms an'
the child grows strong.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-09-12

yor hardly realize that it Is medicine,
when taking CAREERS Little Liver Pills ;they
are very small; no bad effects: all troubles
from torpid liver arc relieved by their use.
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nav. Won sympathy for the wretc ed"

Have You Sympathy for the Wretched'
Then never refuse a modicum to the dys,
peptic unless it be the obstinate lndiElnua:
who refuses or ncglccts to avail Ll!nse!i o.
he Great recuperaut of digestion and assiIu
lation, Hostetters onlach Bi.ters, wnich
not only knocks dyspepsia into cooked hat
,na,;sm and kidney trouble Waterloo de
fpa
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LITERATURE AND ART.

MONA CARDS. Romance ofthSAo4rs"
was tho first English novel to be copy
righted in this country under the new
law.
THEODORE WARES, already ranked
high as a painter OF japanese subjects
is about to set forth on Sketching tour
through China, Jupan and the east gen.
orally.