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ELKANAH N. WATERS, Trustee.

c. G. SLOAN Il CO.. AucTs.. 14O7 Il ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALt ABLE VACANT
GROUND, FRONTING t9.O2 FEET ON FLOR
IDA AVENuE NEAL THIRD sTkEEr NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated May
23 1894 and duly recorded In Liber No 1921,
folio fS9 ct seq, of the ianF records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and ut the request OF the holder
Of the rOte secured thereby we will otrer at pub
lie auction in front of the premises, on FRIDAY,
the sEvENTH DAY of DECEMBER, AID. 1894, at
HALF-FASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described real estate, situate in the city of Wash
uyton District of Columbia, to wit: Part of lot
numbered twenty-five t22' in square numbered five
hundred and fifty 55J). beginning for the same On
boundary street mt point 23.o6 feet southeast
wardy from tn, northwest corner OF said lot and
sauaic, and running thence south 65.o69 feet,
thence east feet, thence south 20 feet, thence
east 5l15 feet, thence north 81 $50 feet to Boun
dairy sttcet thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the line
of fouIda street to the point OF beginning
Terul, OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
In lash, balance and two years, at per
cert il ter,st, payable quarterly secured by first
deed of trust property sold, all cash, at pur
chaser's option. A deposit of hundred dollars
-$IOD required at time Of gale. Sale to be closed
withiG ter days from day of SALE otherwise the
prcpt ty will be resol the fisk and cost of d..
iauitng purchaser All conveyancing and record
ing ut purchasers cost.
HENRY {. STEWART. Jr., Trustee,
GO 18th st. H.
n26-dSds IL. CLAY STEWART Trustee.
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over GEle Store .
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO UNIMPROvED LOTS
on MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. BETWEEN 10TH
80, A A.I,

rrUI-STEES' SALE OF TWO UNINPROyED LOTS
az WASSA.,lu SETS AVE. BETWEEN 10TH
AND llTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
nv virtue Of deed Of trust dated October T.
lsgi, rcco dcd in Iibcr 1919, folio Sol, of the
land records of the District of Columbia, the un-
Irrsirncd trustees will SCH 10y public auction in
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, THf; Lien
18TH DAY OF DECEMBE 1894, AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. all those two certain parts Of
original lot two (2) in square nine hundred and
sixty-ave DGo), in the city of Washington. II. c.,
nny embraced in lots 50 and SO, respectively in
The CITY Investment CompaDy's subdivision of said
LOT two. as the same is recorded In Book is, page
az i'm the office of the surveyor Of the District If
Columbia. .g.,,,
be paid in ash and the residue in two equal in
staliments bearing interest from day of sale
naynble semi annually at rate of 6 per cert Der
annum and to be represented by the Eromis sorry
notes of the purchaser secured by deed OF trust
on the lot sold all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of 500 will be required Oh
each lot when bid is accepted. Terms of sale TO
be complied with in ten days from day of sale or
the trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defsultine purchaser. Each of
said lots 55 and sc viii be sold separately. All
conveyancing at purchasers cost.
JOHN HiDOUT, Trustee.
,t,ua Fcndall building.
W. E. EDMONsTON, Trustee,
p2S-dSds 10 500 9th st. NV.
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VIII Filed.

The will Of the late John D. DarneilIe
dated the 18th of last October. has been
fled. Two children of the deceased, linda
D. Hance and VIM. @. Darneille, are made
sole benefciaries, the estate estimated to
consist of a bank account of 800. Her
man w. Snow is named as executor.
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PEREAIITORY SALE Of "a HEAD OF HORSES


No. $40 LA. AVE.
PEREAII TORY SAIL. Of 81. HEAD OF HORSES
AND MARES.
MR. THOMAS ki-tk OF PHILADELPHIA has
consigned TO us ear load OF EJrse5 ard Mares, TO
he sold, within the i;zaar, SATURDAY MON
ING, DECEMBER, EIGHTH, ut TEN O'CLOCK.
This load consists of some extra good workers and
fine driyers-oLt I'aciaE UggSr, went " nile at
Belmont track liz and finished Ia 2.2S-also one
White Mare, family broke, road 10 lLiles an
hou..
ALSO,
Immediately thereafter. viii he sold for MFSSl,S.
MILF: AND EilDAIS Of liummcistown. Pa. Il
car load OF Horses and Mates, consisting of some
good wCIkers and I'm divers.
ALSO
- bead of Horses ard Mares to be sold for local
parties. for want OF use.
We nv tie the attention OF buyers to this sale,
rs the whole lot Will positively br sold, WITHOUT
RESERVE. :. BE',SlNtsf.I,. NgctioagGr.
hG-nt
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TRUSTEES SALE uF LOT IMPROVED BI Two
STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. is
SIRE.T SOUTHWEST.
BY Ni.tac 81 Il de,d of trust daily recorded in
Ilr. No. 1918. fo!it - at seq, Of the ltui re
OIL of the H., trct Of Coiuuhi, and NJ the request
OF the party thereby secured, Will sell public
au, ton. ia tront Of the premises, IN tItlilA !,
Di.CEMBEH IDi .IEENTil, 1874, at QUARTiR
or FuJR G'ytDCE r.N., the east part OF let lS
Ia sluarc $50. Washing ID. G., beginning for tie
EG me O; + street nj the n0i theust Of sid
lot rglniiHg thence west IA feet, AID back with
that width ~ feet inches TO the rcar line of
said lo:. with tn improvements a.Oye stated.
Terms: One-tETd cash OF which dcIasit of
SO mast De made at the time Of sale, and the
balance in equal inst lllmCGts in one and two
years for which notes Of the purchaser. bearing:
Interest from dly of @rlr and secured ly deed of
trust Oh the property sold. will he taken, all
cash at the cntiGn Of the purchaser. Terms be
complied with in ten days from SALE. or thr prop
crty will he rcsuld AT risk and east Of d fault nc
purchaser An cony cyaHciEg and recording at uIf-
,haseT'S cost. I1OS. T. WAttiAMAN,
w. FILLING,
T. +. WAGGAMAN Auct. Trustees.
decd
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LADIES GOODS.

ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, s26 18TH AND
l2O6-l2Os ] ST. n.w.-French dyeing and cleaning
Of every description: evening and party dresses
made q speciality. Plush, Velvets. Blankets.
Laces. do
MISS BERTHA I. BUTLER
Has recently returned from Europe, bringing the
latest styles In ball and dinner gowns street.
costumes, bridal outfits and high-class work Of
every description, all OF which am prepared to
execute at the shortest notice Agent for the
celebrated Pingate's Corsets. At 1926 st. MA In
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AUCTION SALE OF LARGE AND HANDSOME
I'kt.NS I.irOkT..D BAY TiG..>, E.-tt%
AID OTHER DECORATIVE hhUEElIOi-D
ri.ArT~.
GA II r.SDAY. DiTEHREJ, ELEVENTH, 1SJt,
at UAI"-I'ASr TWO O'CLOCK PM, we V IL
sell 4 Ci.l.Cc ,coyt:sI Of oIaIm- EiI pants, cot
s!>,!hg ja part If :agS, Iat,nias. PhTgui"
Ati.c,.ra and other Palms. Rubber Plants 90 al
s4.... Fc.a; I.;y Tree, Dracspas and otirr r"icc
-,iapis Trose N saaIc.i OF nTst-r,'ss GrCrcitHp
iIII = should Eitrid {. u. SLOAN x 90.
.t,-lts AGctio..'rrj.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., AUCT1ONEERs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE AND EcoNoN1.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND ECONOMI-
CAL BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED ON AND
G AND SIXTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the Both day
Of January, 1893, and recorded in Liber No. 1881,
folio 272 eft seq of the land records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and by direction Of the party
secured will sell, at public auction In front of
the PREMISES On FRIDAY IHE SEVENTH 8AY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate,
situated In the city Of Washington. District Of Co
lumbia, to wit:
the subdivision Of square numbered $50, made by
]. V. n. Huyck, Attorney and recorded in the
office OF the surveyor Of the District of Columbia,
in Book 10, page 81.
Terms of sale: Cne-third Of the purchase money
In cash. ODe-third in one year, one-third In two
years after the day of sale. All of the purchase
money, any portion greater than one-third, may
be paid in cash fer any of the above described lots,
at the purchasers option. Deferred payments, II
any. to be represented by the purchasers notes.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
bearing interest, payable mi-annuay, at the rate
OF per cent per annum. All conveyancing and re-
cording at the purchasers cost. Taxes will be
paid out of the iund up to June 3d. 1894. If the
terms of sale not complied with within ten
days the date of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the fisk and cost of defaulting
purchaser or purchasers after days advertisement
deposit of fifty dollars $500 each lot sold re-
QUired at the sale
II. RozIER DULANY, Trustee.
ELKANAH N. WATERS, Trustee.
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COAL AND WOOD
VIM. King & Son,

1922 18TH ST. AND 2905 X ST.
SELECT GRADES OF ANTHRACITE FOR FAM
lily USE
CAMEL AND STINT FOR CRATES.
HICKORY AND OAK FOR ANDIRONS
CUMBERLAND COAL. KINDLING WOOL.
Drop US a postal or telephone 56l-2 and rep.
resentative will call on Jon n26lm
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JDSrPIi BROTHERS \ co. AUCTIONEEltS.
O3l Louis ANA ave.
TIKI Stiles SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMlIioVED
PROPERTY On STREET BErWEEN NORTH
1Sr SVi.EEi \DI,ru-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMITovED
PROPERTY OK STREET BErWEEN NORTH
CAITUI. STREET AND lSt STREET NORTH
EAST
IIy yirt:e of certain decl OF trust to u.s.
dated AuI,,st s. 1884. aud recorded in Liber No
1923, AT folio ~ ct se, OF the land records OF
the District Of Columbia, and Is direction OF the
holder of the note secured tHcreby, we snail sell
M public auction, The premises, on WEDNES.
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d.
lSoL AT HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK l.. Nj,
the following Described lard and premises. situate
in the city OF Washington and District OF ColuI-
Ina, and desi.na and being the south half OF
urrsina! lot numbered ore ~, i'll siiarc numbered
six hundred and seyeuty-oae t6.ll. together with All
AID Singular the Improvements. ways, easements
r.GLts, privileges aud al purtenanccs to the same
belonging, in aaywisc aEperta!ning.
Terms of sale will be stated time of sale. A
lloSit of 500 will I've required at time OF sale.
COnvcyaEcng, recording &c. at purchasers cost
Terms of sale to lee complied with within ten days
from day OF sale: otherwise the trustees reserve
right to resell at the risk xnd cost OF default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement In
scmc newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
GEORGE J. BOND,
JOHN ID. liver.
noI7-l0t Trustees
U-FTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH same hour
and place. BY order OF
GEORGE ]. BOND,
JOHN ID. hNER,
.nI 4
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c. G.. SLOAN 4 co, Auctionecrs, 1907 G. st.
tSuccesSurS to Lltimer ~ SlOIn.)

c. q. SLOAN & co, AUctonecrs li0I G. st.
CS9ccesS2Gs to Lltimer ~ SloanD
LARGE SALE OT FURNITURE HEATING And
COOKING StuEES, ChiTErS, &c, StIt Il
DAl. DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1891, within
ON. RUDsis. lt,O I; Sii:EEr, AZ TN An.
OAK AND WAL<t / CHAMBER sLtlhS, C!;iF-
E1NlIItf.S, FOI.b!.i,i REDS, WHITE ENEA-
ED BEDSrLAI,S RECEPTION Oh Ni;s
Sl1h30ANDS. In l.ASiON TABLES AND Di.-
Ing CIAi,is, CAH1tlS, RUGS, O!INI.DIHS
AND ~. CII>GS. 10 ! SJITINGS AND PANTS
PATTERNS CT T!NE GkIDH, CHAIRS Or
ALL BINDS. MATTRESSES, flLUo"S AND
BOLSrEHS, HALL RACKS, SC, sec.
LoT NEW AND SECOAIDuAND HEATING AND
CGJ!>i&G STOVES.
ANl
AT TWELVE NJ.
AT 14Tu E.,D =. \. AVE,
HORSES. CA&i;lNGES, &c.
L. u. S!.DAN Il CO., Adctionccrs,
. d3ct ipi G st.
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+. WARREN JOHNSON, Auetioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF uNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
| will sell by pu,lio auction At the store of
H. X Fulton, l2IS ia. ave NV, conlaien..ng
III ESDAY DECEMBER ELEVENTH., at TEN
O'CLOCK A. Nj, all the Inrcteened pledges in his
store upon which the interest dIe year
more consisting OF God Silver and .Metal-cased
Watches Oh inns, Charms, Lockets, Gun Buttons,
Collar Buttons, Scarf Fins, Studs, Lace Fins,
I.arr,n.S EI.,cSlcis. Pa ,'od and SIT Rings,
Gems Currency, Medals, Badges, Solid Silver ami
IIutcd Ware large lot of Diamonds and o.hcr
Precious stones Books, Guns, Rifles. 9evolvers,
CioeSs Umbrellas, Vases, Nioins Bdnjos, Dress
Goods, Seaisl.in Wrap, Field and Opera Glasses
and other articles, too Numerous to mention, be-
sides some tine Paintings, by Biers,adt and others
of ,,,;, SAT-, to cunIui.c inJrmis ~ o'clo..k
even ne ut a.,d & 30 cock until all the lots
cold Ticket ,iodcis please take notice.
H. X FULTON, Iawnhroker.
dirt. L, WARREN JOHNSON Auctioneer.
JOSEPH BROTHERS y co. AUCrIONEE,S.
Oll Louisa
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G. g. SLOAN * co, AuCtoncers, l4G1 G ST. NV.
Successors to l4ltInier Il Siuln.D
dG,S,1O, 12,l4

THAT HANDSOME TIIEI.E~STOHI IHGCE
DWELLING KNOWN AS No. 1904 + STREET
NORTHWEST Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ga AlONnAI, DECEMBER TENTH, 1891, AT
HAiF-PhSr -FOUR O'CLOCK Il NJ, ia front Of TIE
premises, Will sell lot 30. 10, In tl,rr ~, q.
A., fronting - feet 10 inches On street 10y
depth OF 81 feet, improved ny 3-sory, cellar and
attic brick dNciliuG, WITH SrIu0!tEic pavement III
front and in yard ii a. becu lately liin.vd
and paIetcI thiouchout. This IS splendid neigh
bUrlr.U and convenient street Lines, i'd Ufts
Il spcadu opportunity an Investment or home.
Terms easy ami made LEown at time Of sale.
do-utS e. 6. SLOAN * co, ATCtip.!c'iS.
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Stock and Fixtures OF the
WE'LL known hOusefur=
r1fsl2ing store No. 2Eo8
H4th ST. INV. at auction,
also the furniture and
effects i'm the apartment
over the store.
COMPRISING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nF ALI.
KINDS, HOLIDAY Guuir, VASES, ILkIED
WARE, CUTLERY. TINWARE, HAnDW ARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. CltDCkERY IL
GREAT VARIETY, GLASS WARE II ALL
SHAPES. IRONWAKL, LANES, KITCHEN
FURNITURE, GRANITE WAKE. &c. ALSO
TIE FURNITURE AND REJECTS IN liz!
FIVE ROOMS OVER STORE.
on MONDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, 1894, AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN, Will sell at 210S 18th st.
NV. the entire stock.
pbis is one OF the best staads 18th st. ard
can be leased at very low rental.
Tbs. stock aud fixtures will lie FIST offered a
whole and II not sold thus VIII be immediately
sold in detail. . ~
Terms cash. u u. SLoAN " 60,
Auct iOnrlrS.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS Nos

&. G. SLOAN & CO, AUCTIONEEItS 14OT g ST.
Successors 20 Ialinler x Sloan.)
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DuNCANSOy Dnos., Auct ioncers.

ON Il STREET RElWEEN 18TH AAn 1911
suAIL FnA2iE iI fdni ~ 6y :ii' cF lor hi
-, r, virtue s Of ds%d Of rust s;ysl to US and
of tn ,rd r r, .'n, iii2 "a e Se one
and at The rslisst q the parry secured thersy,
we win sell a hc %nc'iop n fr22t Of the
nEfn, a. H.. 1874, at liALFrAsr FOUR
in the city of Washington District Of Colt.inais.
60 Wit: The east twglty feet 20 fccp front on
NJ street by ths d,Ith thereof Of lot Numbered
four ca, In square numbered one hundred and
Terms: One,tl,d casa, balance in one and two
years from date OF sale the deferred payment
to he secCrcd ry decd OF trust upon the properly
sod and 70 bear Interest ct the rate of 6 per
cent pr annam, or all cash at the ortCn OF the
purchaser. y deposit Of $2c0 10 be paid AZ the
sale. TrrEis to ice c2airicd with IN fifteen days
right to advertise agd sell the property at risk
as.d cost OF the d,failtng purchss,r. All con-
,eyancins at The cost Of n, purchaser
CnARLEs Il. BAILEY,
dGtlSis Trustees.
RADCLIFFE, DAR:i-& co., AUcnoNEEEs.
ENTIRE CONTENTS or TIfE NEW YORK STATE
LAZY LUNCH. NO. Sd+ + STREET No.ifd-
ON MONDAY DE- FAIhEH TENTH, AID. 1894
at TEN O'CIDCT An. We win sell, at the above
wclknown I5.nch itoom. n" entire contents. watch
Glass Ware, Fable Linen. Sc. This sale presents
excellent Opportunity for - party to en%nge In
the DAIRY In On hGSliitSS.
T'ru.s cash.
Il ,-l&,!hs RATCT.uFI, phRR x Co, Aucts.
= Ri.EStNGE8.
HORSE AND CN2tuAGE! BAZAAR,
No. 90 ~. AVE
EXPRESS. FANCY DTTIvt;IY, MILK WAGONS
AND CARTS. Cltris RoCN Way CA,;-
RIGGS FuAEEA>, AND BUGGIt$ Nj
LIVERY DENgR,JiJOE, AND = FULL L.<f:
or Harness AIWAlS on HAND. FOE
SALE or EXCHANGE, Al THE MN%r EEt-
SDNAHIE TRiCTS ~ PORTLAND AND AZ
EkNY CUTTERS FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE.
di-2t
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e. G. SLOAN & co. aUCrIONEEES, 1907 q ST.
tSigcessJrs LItiEIGr X SioauJ
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RADCLIFFE, DAR& < c5., AUcrIoNEEEs.
= RrESthiiE8.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE. BAZAAR,
No 90 IL AVE

&. c.. SLOAN & co, Arctioncers, liU7 st.
Successors TO Latimcr & S,oLaD
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Horses. Horses.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
S. BENSiNGlR, AUCliONEER.
WASH, INGTON HORSE AND CAii.uA,iE BAZAAR
No. $40 La AVE.
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Reunion of the Vetrans.

Springville, June 30. 1894.
Pursuant 10 a call Of J. NJ. Westwood
President and r, @. Boyer Secretary OF
the Executive Committee OF the Veterans
of the Black Hawk Indian War the com
mittee met in Springville
The call was read by the President
after which the following business was
transacted.
That there shall be held at Provo City,
Utah Co. on the 22nd cay of August,
1894, commencing at 10 a. m. a reunion
Of the said vetrans,
That there shall be invited to partici-
pate in said reunien all who are now or
we're ut the time thereof residents OF
Utah County who took part in said var
or in the Walker war, the Tintic ex-
petition and the fights OF Provo or Battle
Greek with their families or the widow
and families of such soldiers who are
dead.
That tho Pioneersa and members of the
Mormon Battalion are invited guests on
the occasion.
The following committees were ap
pointed;
On program J. NJ. Westwcod, j. S
Page, Roger Farrer, NJ. l.. Pratt, T. +
frame and their wives.
On music and reception; Provo Com
rades.
On invitation; the executive com
mittee.
On transportation; T. q WINNER
] T.. Booth and J.. =. Lund.
Coinrads should bring their invitations
with them.
j. T.. Booth
Sec Protein.
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Fires
Ogden July 8 loss 100, 600

Seven fires were burning in various
parts OF the city ut the same time, all o.
them undoubtedly the work OF incen-
diaries. The fires called all the avail.
able forces Of the fire department into
action and special firemen and the Five
Points Department was pressed into
service.
The Sidney Stevens Carriage and I'm.
plement House is located OF Washing
ton, south Of Twenty-iifth street, the
Opera House and two small buildings
Separating il from the Reed Hotel
Here IL was that the fire WIS first seen
At 3 O'Clock not sign was observed
ut :02 the alarm wa, turned on.
When the department fret saw thu
fire the flames wrapped in the three
story brick block and the long shed
belonging TO Sidney Stevens, like
huge red blanket. There were N
spots of flames, but everywhere a grea
sheet OF flames covering the shed am
brick building, and plainly perceivabl
a smell OF oil.
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Foreign Competitions on Cottons.

|
According to an article in the Boston
Commercial Bulletin, the cotton cloth
industry prospects in the United States
are far from rosy. Increasing pressure
of foreign compe, i,ion on our markets.
foreign and domestic, seems TO he the
destiny Of our cotton manufacturers.
The industry In Europe Is particularly
depressed.
At the international meeting oil textile
workers ut Roubaix, France, last Noy-
ember, the official reports told terrible
tale Of foreign wages in the cotton indus
try. The weavers OF Manchester, Eng
land, according to this report, earn on
the average 81. 90 for week OF 81 hours
The spinners average 1888, the girls
from eighteen to twenty years earning
-. 30 to 1870. Piecers earn on an
average "a .3S q week, and bobbin boys
81 76 to sl.05.
In France the daily wage for fourteen
hours work, in Cambresis and the De-
partment de rAisne, is l32dc. to lo'sc.
for weavers.
The representatives OF large German
factory employing 500 hands and run
Mtg 9O, 600 spndles reported The average
earnings OF girls and women at sl.4b Tor
week Of GO hours.
The capitalists OF England conceived
the idea that operatives whe required
no clothing worth mentioning, and no
food but oil and rice, could work more
cheaply even than these unhappy toilers.
So they established large factories at
Bombay for the manufacture Of the
courser cotton yarns.
The experiment was successful, anu
Manchester is suffering from the com
petition OF Bombay, not only in India,
but also in China
More recensly Japan has come to the
front, and IL taking the China trade
away, not only from Manchester, but
from Bombay. Last year there were
800 900 spindles in operation in Japan,
and by the end of this year 750, 600 will
he turning.
The factories in Japan are at Osaka.
they have the advantage OF cheap coal,
cheap skilled as well as unskilled labor,
and fixed rate OF exchange, both Japan
and India being ON silver basis. The
average wages are l6 cents day for
male operatives and s cents day iol
females. The prices on japanese cotton
yarns at Shanghai and Eong-Kong AZ,
cut sharply below both Manchester and
Bombay rates, but the Mikado's country
is doubling its machinery yearly and
already has nearly as many spindles a,
the state OF Main Scientific american.
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PATENTS.
Notice to inventors.

There was never time in the history |
Of our country when the demands for
iny','''s' ID impfr sments in the arts
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