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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
An Outbreak Among Prisoners.

Bosrox, Mass, February SAN outbreak
was reported this morning among the
prisoners at Deer Island. Fifty policemen were
sent from this city 20 the scene- Inis 10 VIC
sesond riotous demonstration that has occurred
in thai institution within few weeks.
When the police arrived AZ the leland large
ounper OF cOnyicts had gathered IN " Loa'ers
Hail. request tor them 20 keep quiet ana 80
at.aut their work was not SUFFICIENT, and they Do
gan making a horrible tuDult ana threatened
he police, who numbered about sixty. The po-
lice drew their clubs and IN short time pun me
mob under subsection. Tho policemen nae 70
nse A grea, deal Of force, and many OF the prl-
soners haye sore and badly cut heads. twenty
Ave OF the oriccrs have boon sent back TO bos-
TON and tho others will remain during the dsy.
The refractory prisoners are now iocked up ~
IN alp calls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

The following suits were entered in the
Civ Circuit Court yesterday;
ii. q. Fansworth against j. j. Wright
Stokes for $500
Tho Savings Bank Of Richmond against Simp-
klns & Hillyer for $1,000.
The Gloucester Mackerel Company against j.
J. Lott for 500.
Kentucky Flour Company against S. G. Lett
for 500.
In the case Of the Triumph Engine Company
against T.. X. Hix s. Co. the jury being unable 60
agree were discharged.
The regular February term Of the court will
begin this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Charter Granted.

The City Circuit Court has granted a
charter TO the Virginia OIL and Gas Devel-
opIuent Comgany. The purposes OF the compa-
ny are 10 erect, purchase, rent or lease end OPP
crate and maintain tanks, mains, pipelines, dis
tributing pipe or other modes OF carrying OF
transporting from their property 20 other points
coal, coke, and other natural products. The
capital stock Ia 10 be $4,000 and may be in
creased 90 100000. The Officers are: Presi-
dent, w. II. Morris; directors, II. Ii. 7. Morris,
". 5. Archer, II. A. Catlins Clay Drewry, and ;.
EaieakI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
In nremorx of sriss peterkln.

A large meeting was held in the Young
Men Christian Association ball yesterday
az II O'clock 20 consider the endowment OF a
room Ia the sbeltering Arms as a memorial to
Miss Robecca Pctcrkln, who devoted the latter
portion % her life 20 the work OF sustaining this
noble institution, Of which she was tho founder.
DR. Hore addressed the meeting in very I'M
preesiyo manner and was followed by Rev. DR..
cooper In a speech fun Of beauty and tender
ness. 10 Is the design OF the promoters OF tho
endowment 20 give all persons an opportunity
10 contribute 20 the good work. Contributions
may be sent 20 Mrs. Henry G.. Cannon, BOZ east
Grace street, and 10 Miss Elise Strother, No IA
west Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
CAROLINA RADICALS.
4 STATE CONVENTION CALLED TO
MEET AT RALEIGH APRIL t4IH.
They Will Not Nominate . State Ticket
Delegates Only 60 the National Con-
ven,ion TO he Elected.
Especial telegram 70 the oispstcn.l

RsLKoH. N. G.. February 3.-The Re
publican State Executive COMMITTEES met
here this afternoon, all OF its members
save one being present. There was much
discussion as to whether the convention
should nominate candidates for State Of
fees or merely elect delegates TO the Ma
tional Convention at Minneapolis. 1t was
by large majority decided that 1t should
only elect delegates and that the nomi-
mating convention should be held later.
TINE AND PLACE
April 18th is the date chosen and Raleigh
the place. There was good deal OF talk
regarding the third party in North Caro-
Ina. The committeeman are remarkably
quiet regarding all that was done. Repub-
lIcans not mem bers of the Committee adj
dressed it upon invitation and took part
IN conference. Chairman Eayes III speak
Ing 10 your correspondent endeayored to
convey the Impression that the party is all
- pieces. The committee ADJOURNED 10
meet here April 18th.
FATAL FIRE.
News was received to-day OF a fatal fire
In Montgomery county. Niles Jordan, iariner
living al Cage Miils, walked az midnight and
found bis house IN haLnes- Ills vie was on IRE
efforts g. save her, bat 10 no purpose, and was
80 horribly burned that his death Is hourly e1-
pected.
ATTENPTkD SUICIDE
X. X. Montague, the civil engineer who Is
under arrest al Washington for stealing from
other railway and steamboat men properly
worth several thousand dollars, attempted TO
commit suicide last night. he says drinking
and gambling caused him 70 commit the thefts.
lie Is from Bristol, Tenn.
WILL TAKB TINE.
Governor Holt stated to-day that he would not
until nexs week I'll the vacancy caused BY james
IL. Merfimons resignation as Judge OF the
Twelfth District. ne has before hun tho names
OF kope Bias. q. s. Ferguson, Ii. b. Carter, and
George A. Stafford.
RUNoR.
There is current rumor here to-day that
lion. Edwin G.. Reate, the venerable aud
wealthy president OF the National Bank OF ka-
leigh, will resign, aud that Chie-Justice Merri-
mon. Of the Supreme Court, viii resign that po-
siiion 10 become MIR. Read successor. For many
years Mr. nernmon has been leading director
OF the bank.
Rev. A. O.. Mckeway has been transferred
from the 5niithneld Presbyterian church 10 that
at Ssatesyile, ana Rev DR.. j. 5. Watkins from
the First Presbyterian church here to that al
spartanburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
TIE CHAMBER AND THE KENT BILL.
Correspondence Between Col. Purcell aud
v, Moore In Connection Herewith.

Hif Moore In Connection lhereW1th.
Colonel John b. Purcell, president of the
Chamber oi Commerce, thinking that the
eI.-hcd reports Of Af. Warner Moore 5
-.-.rks before the House Committee on
T AIS placed the chamber and its repre-
.r.atiycs iu tine false position of having
,1 sed the Kent oil without due con-
..rr1n. addressed the following note
1871. Moore yesterday;
.|..F ~lr,.-l enclose herewith q clipping from
r. ...t. Di fhr 81 instant ami another clipping
r.. ... Ui.rk1Cu col to-day, both purp0rtng To
r... tt.8Iks made by gO1 on yesterday be-
81. .. ,0mmittoe on hOaus and Internal Nayi-
s.t. .f t.e House % Delegates OF Virginia. IN
%. tfUtLcse publications desire 20 Inquire
frt you msdo tie statements therein
oil. .Ifnl OBJ yD11'
Mg. MO0RR's EErIy.
rts top'y Mr. Moore said; "fhe papers have
r...l rU.sf1sc iu some re poets as 20 my Ian
gs.. I-4suat Introduced as delegate FROM
o.. chamber ~ Commerce, ana my remarks
s-. mo II Inst capacity. ] Was there by invita-
" Nr. Frank Reed, personal friend OF
from Alexandra, Who met me In washing
f.. ..-f saturday ana hr1a he'd the subject. lie
.u.. sd af the ton the Richmond Cham
tf mmrr.o had taken in the matter. !
t-tn was opposed 20 the bill and agreed
t 3. with him and hear his remsrks IN
r-l.i I .he h'l before the committee on Tues
t. IIf dld, ani was requested by men-
.-f one e.mmiiico and urged % express my
r.. J t0I them that / did not come there
r.r purpose or with she intention Of saying
nE and vas wholly unprepared, but
say t.gt was opposed 90 10; that had
r. luE RICHMOND DISPATCH Of January
t.tlf ur Tucker mad said he appeared as
sentative ot the Chamber Of Commerce
almond. r. body composed Of nearly one
H.I fr'ifent and non-reaidcnt memberf.'
rI $3.50 SIT. Tucker did not express my
.r tlf simply said 90 az an indi-
..t. trI i ala not cay that he made
o. statement before the committee that he
'.-.... l-l fhe membcrs Of that organization.
'rI. fa.l That ] understood the bill had
l...t--oi t0 TO Committee on Inland Trade.
'iit .si aFi reported fayorAbly 20 the Board OF
rnl thcy had endorsed IT, That
tt u 'ley had looked carefully into II and
'a.tt U fIUv lu regard - the txng OF rates,
-t.f.rY could never have reached the cOnclu-
t.f ili. tii not cay That the endorsation
t lei cmansted from the Committee on
fiie. sld since my rcmarks before the
.'.-a..' tum.tfoe 10 has been brought %
f'fse tat she Inland Trade Committee
-.- sven Tue tluect careful consideration be-
' enforced it; and ana that did then.
pro Board 10 Directors injustice. Allow mo
.hai 'tIl onteitain tae same opinion as
NJ ll against the BILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond: L. NJ. Conner, special com
missioner. to Sarah NJ, wife of Frederick
N. Williams. 20 feet on west side Nineteenth
street near Broad. 81 800: Frederick q. Brauer
and wife 20 VonRble-Street Baptist church &
trustees, 60 feet on Venable street souiheast
conner Pickett, 20 correct error in former deed,
So. X. Friedman & Co. 20 Gcrinain Kern, stock
OF goods in store No 322 north Sixth street and
Lease Of said store, 81 ,52S Edward G. Taylors
heirs 20 w. W. Brown, % feet on 81. John street
southwest corner Baker, e2,265.
Uenrjco: Highland PARK Company 70 NJ. A.
Miller, lot Ia square Is, $500 VI. A. Miller
and wife TO James ID. Mosby. lot in square 10,
5000; William II. Cousinss trustee 10 Samuel ~.
Palilam, 60 feet on oasi side Eggleston street,
subject 10 deed OF trust, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Our Unfortunate Poor.
For tho Dispatch.l

This has been an unusually hard winter
upon the Door OF our city. A great many
men end women are, against their
will, out Of employment. The Rich
rnond and Danviile Railroad Com
pany recently discharged $40 employees
from their shops. Other factories are
running with small force. With no
means OF earning q support many
worthy families. who will NOT make
their wants known, are suffering for food
and fuel. II they are 70 DC tided over
helped by those who have been more fa-
vored by Providence. ANY funds that a
genero us public may contribute will bo
ludiciously distributed without respect 10
creed or Church il left with MIR. K. A.
Catlin, z north Eleventh street, or sent 70
Rev. L. b. Turnbuli, Ii031S east Clay
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
The Cremntorx Finished.

The much abused crematOry is at last
completed and Will be IN operation now IN
"a few days. Or. oppenhimer, President OF the
Hoard OF Health, visited tho furnace yesterday
afternoon and found that the water connecu rs
were all In and that the structure was 10 readi-
ness 20 be turned over 20 the Committee on
Health THIS will not Ne done for few days,
however, IN order to give the furnace time 70
thoroughly dry out and be ready for use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
A WEST POINT CADETSHlP.
| Competitive Examination to BE Held the
I5th-Personal aud Other Notes.

competitive EAAmlndtion 10 friu tho
15th-Personal and Other Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, February 3.-Hon. VIII
liam A. Jones. who represents this district
IN Congress and who has the appointment
of cadet TO West Point. has decided
upon competitive examination, and has
named Monday, the 10th instant. and tins
city as the place for said examination.
Professor Hart, OF Bowling Green, and Professor
L. Il. Latane, OF Richmond county, have been
selected by Mr.. Jones TO conduct the exhmlnn-
ton. Another educator VIII also Do selected.
The applicants must be between the ages Oh II
and %.
DEATH OF MRS. LAYTON.
Mrs Louise Layton, wife or Mr.. james Il. lay
ton, whose illness was mentioned in this morn
ing's DISPATCH, died to-day alter lingering Ill
ness. she was Al years Of age, and leaves a
husband, four children, and many friends TO
mourn her death.
The February term OF the Corporation Court
began to-day, Judge A. w. Wallace presiding.
PERSONALS.
Judge +. Bertean and daughter OF New
Foundland, are on visit TO their relatives IN
Stafford, Captain Desreaux and Captain Lee
coulter.
Mr. Morgan r. Mills and wife, OF Richmond,
who have been spending several days In the city
with relatives, returned today.
Mr.. Hunter Davis. OF Still Pond, Nd, Is ON q
visit 70 his parents. in this city.
Mrs. Rufus Is. Merchant, who has been quite
sick. Is much improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Another Trust.
NY taissrnnh 70 the Dispatcn.l

Exw ORLEANS, February a-fhe nee
mill trust has been formed. The deal be-
tween tho syndicate and the miil-owners was was
oonsutnmstsd this morning, and the trust WIZ
be IN operation In forty-eight hours--in iact tns
syndicste, Il 10 stated, has siresay AM. nv
scIaed the trust At present only iow OF the
mora modern mills will DO operoted-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Lasky Charged with Firing His store
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

ROANOKE, Va, February 3.-H. b. Lasky,
who has been conducting a Jeweiry ousi-
ness here for some time, was arrested to-
day and admitted 10 bail IN the sum OF to,OOO,
on the charge OF firing his store early this morn
ing. Tho FIRE was discovered about ociock,
coal-oiI was scattered about the room. inc
stock was insured for $1,000, and Lasky IL
charged with attempting to defraud the insu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
10 the SLATE Prl.ou for r.tfe.

eSsT,, =. pniowna lcolofed) was tired and
r. l ,.'se ,. The hustlngs Court yesterday
sJe -. irlonious assault apon Isaac cohn,
lean ~. l,lehosd 10 ne pcnlientiary for I'VE
IA isiss,, seiug ais thEd conyictioa. Riley viii
49, -. cy'neideGcs 10 connection with this
nass ~ vase Judge Vita frst began prac-
tss V w " MA court 10 Defended Riley
ssess<lr..' hihos, aud after he became Com
A'NiAey prosecuted hlSp ppon ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

tncported TOT the Di<o.tch,
FxBsuAav a---Revsnre collections to-day
Cigars and cigarettes, o1,33S.lo: tobacco
9z,gp1. 4e--totAl o3,t24-au.
Pnyass sa,ssi FtiIers. il5; smokseA ~
w1sppers, - -to<A1 40.
Loose sares: 6hpckoe cold to-day l5sl!2
pounds --higbeet price, ~; creoehevn -, ,P
lar wcrs cossIdsrsd fsihtT hlehsr today,
Tokacco genePo3ly une y high doo0em III
ann Ard 500 = nne ffsdes nav e ~ M
M. A." = ~ isexy Ssl>,s sn6 ha,s1s Der
! :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

The pleasant effect and perfect 4. safety ,sfsi 1!
with which ladies may use the Caii,ofns,s,
iionid iaxative syrup OF Figs under Oh
conditions make Il their fayoflte rent NJ
dv. TO get the true eqd gsrs9!5,ne J slt1S; J.
Syrup coppany. printed near tho bet'om
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
CRAM ANo COTTON excHAN ee

RICHMOND. February 3.--0FyEsIs0s- Wheat,
Js4 bushels Corn. 2.052 bushels Oats, l,svo
sIIes Wheat. ls4 busheIs- Corn. o52 bush.
els Oa.s, 500 bushels.
QvOTArt0ss
Hskr.--L0nsberry. s1AsLo4. Mixed. osc.a
sl.Oi shorsDerry. y3c.asLo1 NO rod
CoxS.--white, Virginia. 50ao2c.; No 2. ola
' oasx-No .. ssiSss7cs No 9, a5asee White,
(for seed. 6.s5fc.
HYR---y0aSsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Shot in the Forehead.

A negro girl named Ada GRAY while
standing in the door ut No. 526 west Baker
street Yesterday afternoon was shot IN the Tore
head. The tall was very small and only pene-
tratod the skin. IL is supposed that the shooting
was accidental, a. some boys were playing near
by and are thought 20 have had sInau plstoi'
which was discharged accidentally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
The barge mcclellan.

pUu.IpELpnrA. Pa, February S.-Ihe
snpposed steamer which is lying sank nine
~ 80 ~ ,sage Mcclellan. from Lsnberts Point,
Va. Tor Nss Haven. coal laden. THO barge
fnanaerod al $50 on the evening Of January
3lJth. Tho crew wore taken on before 'no ps'se
ssak. me wreck viii b. = total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 3.-yirginia 3's, 73a75
Baltimore and Ohio stock. D4a94h; Northern
Ceatrai stock, 6Sst asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, 1O2AalO391; DO. ISL IN
comes. 74a75 do. pa incomes, "a asked do
30 incomes, 0s10; consolidated gas bonds, ii ls4a
liz do. stocks, 4S4a49s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
This One Not Approved.

The bill "to amend and re-enact section
2sO6 of the Code with regard TO the rights
OF action TO the plaintiffs representative IN &C.
sction. y mas not been approved by the Governor
and should not have been included in the list
puhlished yesterday OF acts signed by tho hxccu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
General Scales Reported Rapidly Sinking.

GREENSBORO, N. c., February 3.-Gov-
ernor Scales became greatly worse last night at
10 o'clock, and has been In a stupor ever since.
Ills physician does not think II likely that he VIII
live iorty-eignt hours longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT eusINEss
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
By telegraph 70 tho Dispasca.l

sBy telegraph 70 tho Dispstch.l
Fl wAsHyeros, d. G.. February a.
IFlln Forecast for Virginia for twenty,
flour hours-from midnight to mid
night Northerly winds, becoming
varis BILE; fair Thursday and probably
Friday.
For North Carolina: Northerly winds
becoming variable; fair Thursday ant
probably Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
DEATHS.

pEANH.-Died. February 5, 1872, AZ 80
A. H.. of pneumonia. MARY 4. DIANE;
Leaves have their time 70 fall. and nd
sowers 10 wither at the north winds
breath. but thou hast all seasons for thine
own. oh. Death !" a.. -,
Funeral from late resldeuce, yi5 vess
Broad street, at o'clock 4. d. rhlpAi'
Friends invited 10 attend n,
fredericksburg and Washington I'd. %
papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

Governor Holt stated to-day that he would not
until nexs week I'll the vacancy caused by James
II. Mernmons resignation as Judge OF the
Twelfth District. ne has before hun tho names
OF kope Elias. q. s. Ferguson, IA. b. Carter, and
George A. Snuford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Election of a Quarantine Omcer.

Correspondence OF the hlcninona Dspalcn.I
WEST PoISr, Va, February 3.-Ihe Town
Council met Monday night. It's most important
act was the re-esta Dlishment o, the ONCE ofaua-
rantine inspector. DR.. W. h. Gatewooa was
elected TO MI this position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
elcnMoNo TOBACCO MARKET,

FloUa-ws quote; fiae, %. 7bae4; saperane,
oA25s9<.h0; extra. tfIo; fanny $oAs'.<S
potent family, e5.5oatS.7o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. turning much
colder at night. Clear at midnight.
Range OF the Thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY. February 3, 1902.
sALEs.-6,000 Virginia per cents at 1874 ;
500 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
dividend obligation at ia, 1000 do. at IA.
clo.,ngnao,s,ious at tns sgock boari
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-10

Well do | remember my first attempt nj
serving writ. | had been but few
months in the office when my principal one
day said:
"Warnford. do you think you could man.
age to serve writ
Eager to distinguish myself, | volun.
teered, and one fine summers evening, just
as it was getting dark. repaired to the
house of the person whom was to serve,
who, among other things, had been guilty
of cruelty i'll treating his wife
1t was not without some fear and treR.
bling that | Knocked at the door, which
was speedily opened, and Il long pale,
hatchet face, adorned with black, lank
hair, thrust around to see what wanted.
l explained my errand, and was asked to
step inside. entered the dim little hall,
and my knees positively ratified together
as the spectral wife bcater closed the front
door and douby locked it. would have
given quite treble the amount was to re-
ceive-2s. Cd. and railway fare was the
rule-tO have been out of it then.
However, soon discovered that there
was no cause for alarm, for on receiving
the writ, with tears in his eyes the canting
old villain begged me to intercede for him;
he was so very sorry; he had lost his tenn
per, etc, and soon after left that grew
some house, fully impressed with the
majesty Of my calling, that had so soon
brought him whining to his knees.--Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-10

had long worshiped, and, though
on familiar terms with, my deity, |
could never raise enough courage to
pop the important question.
At my sisters wedding was be.
side the object of my alteration.
Looking through the marriage serv
ice previous to the commencement
of the ceremony, an idea perhaps
lacking in solemuity, struck me
When the clergyman asked, will
you have this man, etc, mumured
the same words into my compan,
ion : ear Somewhat to my surprise
and greatly to my delight, she, with
the bride, responded, Il will. ~
The promise thus given was con
f1hed while driving home, and our
engagement was announced during
the nuptial festivities. Cor. Boston
Globe.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-10
NEWSPAPER GOSSIP.



To the Editot OF the Banner OF Iight
In your issue OF the nd ult is an article
deploring the trust that you state had been
formed, governing the price of printing
type, and finding fault with the tendency
of the times to form such trusts,
Now | happen TO know something about
this, and know that hardly type foundry
IN the United States has madc over | to
per cent. ON the capital invested for the
past four years, and many of them not
that | also know there has not been any
trust formed; Il is simply nstoVk COMPANY,
taking in nearly all the loundricS IN the
United States, business will be carried on
much cheaper than ever before, aud prices
will not hc advanced above u fair profit ;
and that has been the result of almost all
of the so.callcd trusts about which somuch
has hoou said.
While ann sorry that il is possible for n
great aggregation of capital to get into u
few mcn'S hands, and hope the time will
come when, by some means, this can hc
stopped, yet am free to say that every or.
giant fation every purchase, for instance,
by Gould of railroads, getting them under
one corporation or every combine making
fewer organizations, has resulted In u de-
crease of price in freight aud passage,
do not believe that the American Type
Foundry Co, will charge exorhitaut prices
for their goods do hope that they will
be able 10 make dividends Of at least or 4
per cent ON the capital invested; that Is
what has not been done for years. The lib
cral papers of the country have, IN my
opinion, too much to say about these So
called trusts aud great combinations, do
not believe IL does their cause any good ,
ON the contrary, believe II hurts them,
because the people who know the facts In
each case are reprlcd from considering the
liberal ideas nut forth. +, 7. BAKER,
Banwcr Of Light Boston, Mas
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-10
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