New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

an, .aua.se persons answering to these nA"e.'
They may not have been well versed w. 'ne No".'
tuition the Declaration OF inoePen"e r".,
could tell soon where Albany was ana MI ~ -.
rour,eenth.st was and how to reach City t@" W
way OF Chambers-st. And II they do no' oeo"e
Aldermen all or Assemblymen or oraho o~I".- ~
the Wgwam, they managed to eaten no'd o' . ~
,h,ny equally good" and are to-day Poe~e'
ing 10 per cent per annum intere"s o'
wh,,s the band plays Yankee Doodle IL
,,r, II YOU 20 into the city Court VIII
civil case. for the recovery OF sums Wy -"
are heard you will sometimes hear the 'udse
the lawyer for the plaintiff when ne n1H op.". p..,.a
.,sr no has closed his case. Have you co"pu"
~. ,,,ere.,,, What does His Honor mean! in'''
49,, a, tho rate OF - per cent? Interest AZ '". TO-
even OF IS per cent? Nothing OF the So''' '' ,
means interest at the rate OF per cent P.. - -
for this is the amount which the Jaw .,n~
=. .o,,.c, u,hen YOU sue for money tha' IL ""."s
Won why should the law ail"" '"e P -
r. ,,r.s that amount? lie cannot OF co"r'e' w
force IN. collection Of ~ per cent or e''" "
,cr cent interest. Nrither can rack'lf"'.'e ' =,
lord enforce, the collection OF an exoro'a"' ~ -
Won do not wish to pay II. I'ut ne can NV" ~ ~,
10 TAX" np your abode on the s',e"~'N' .a,.,..
I, van q, 10 the pawnbrokcr ana o"'r !" ''
- c,,, ar YOUR hat or shoes or your watch
.,,ch ,.rb,p. 4. a keepsake. and you ""er III"
n.r cent interest instead OF ~ per ''"' Nv
civ. +, To- you. He can't compel you " p"' ~
rat. ~ lnt.res, and you can't comp'' "', " 49,
huck
,rr,ng. men, for ali concerned. IA u not ""' u
IL equitable?
rnovEMENTs ~ EtnoIE
x, ,akc 4, brief survey of IN" business ~ u ~
carried on IN ""ff"tc Europe. ana ~" " 4" ''
any features that might he copied with a''""'"s
IN this country. \ pl'-igr pr pawn a''"'''"s "
English law. Is ~ ham"nt OF personal Pr"p.'''
. ..curtv ,or some debt or engagement ins
definition applies lkewi~" to the prpp'', ,hs n,xns 81
constitute. III" security Pl-'ee & ~ ,n' b. pS law OF
,"'ay touching this matter r. basel marxn mnx.n
difference however. between homan anu mnm r.mSr" aw
l.v on tho subject IL that under the io'I'n a' 70.
c.r,ain things such AZ furniture. w-s1riny "p
ra,; and n n%-T rns.h 81 aSi smsr,ca"
they In England the patrons OK ,s"s. In
Am, ric. They are poorer by lar AMI more forloIn
The wag"s Of the working proI." are LAT .m'n% ~ n
!" .,. mi in ,sr tinted state. It has been already
stated tha, sums from s.; down wond rrprr.rn.
pavnhr"krr ra in Ne~.York. and from hall i. .over-
.lyn Own. the most from s'v"reHh "Srn; .;
IN on' Il the i.rs. English elite. In England III.
AwnbToker Is permitted to charg. "he hs' p'&nan NM
!. under forty shlinxs. and on every TWO shillinss
anI .ixp-nce where tn" loan Is above rnry s',s ~.
The Pawnhrokers act Of ls7?. which apples 10
Great hr,.n only. A. a proof that The svsraxs u.s
of TIE amounts lent must be many Inns below below
aha, hey are in New York. for example. attention
dr'c,"i to tn; fsc, that ,he ac, ,Sc- no; "mIss
In pawn any article from person under , sixteen zen
years nli. any intoxicated person ana they are
FOR b,ddrn too 10 rcc~ive in pawn linen appar"!
unfinished goois or materials in'r''st~i to wash
anI make up AMI - on.
ADVANTAGES or THE PARIS SYSTEM
Tho yst.m which prevails In Paris is far ahead
~ that either IN Engani or the Inii~t states.
There ar. few persons VIII, have liv~l for any
i.us.h - time IA n" gay ',pii'i VII" hav" not
hear! II IA. Mont d- Iihf. II IL oae ~ the best
hn,Nn Institutions IN France. AMI Ia nothing "'s
tsan gr'at nai"lal pawihr"king rstabl.fH'-nt
win many branches Throughout IN" fUS IN" ap-
rra-ers employed In th"s" places receive their ap-
,~iutm~n'- from the Government -Four Or five
,,sr' AK, The rat" OF intrre., illoW"i was
rla,| wa -sablishe! Early In the present
century an! Is -i,uat-i in III" itn" d"s hlanc.
Hnrr' a "n1;,r a" the '"S Sus Of the M %rchiss. /, i.
cor !uc'el. for instance. the same business
nichols a. n" i'ank - Franc" wa.
i'l.;a,. in Ksrn. wherc money vas given
o.' such security c~uhi l." offered. AMI
T. J.. from thl. doubt nat IL" gr~at institution
n ,tNu there -" appraiser examines u AM t"d'
a wa, u j. worth Th"y generally a1vanr" near
ii~ of Ia" hr'.c" II ypu should want ~
nun
Arr 'hcr" a number - men ~ sufficient public
-riri' Ia 'his g'.u ci'y :" organic" AMI establish
=. MDn, le I'e,b for New York ind"p' nirn'ly On
,h.ir own scc,,irt' The stat ip~. not wan, AMI
wpIii nri lie asked :" ha,- any hing I" 4" with Il
4 - France New YORK. IL oi" II The most rhar-
man-nt '"~f fnr man, th"t~.n!< II poor poop"
ant a lt-'Ils honor 2, the VI, should IT,. the
'''' :" ret ~ Iti'n mn willing g. rt," are
'r.h,rr,s>".i fpr want II = way ~ which To- give
ii~f" !, Here i \ method 'ha' wo.'t -lg
nal.z' S"N iprk's ,V"r increasing rgari sbr Tho
w"ifs'" u the mass"s AMI ~ tn 80 Who p.
= "irsil IN want Whrr. Is III. rich man pr tn-
hal' -'"k~n 80 rirh men who viii make for
i'"ir ,".s~- ari c'nf~r untold hen"n,. numbers
iis - practical shape IN" suggestion herein {"t-
;,ln' +