New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
RUBBER GOODS
OF ALL KINDS.
BEST QUALITY. LOWEST PRlCE.
H0DGMAH RUBBER COMPANY,
BROADWAY. II WEST I'D
Cor. Grand street. All. ON hNc. IIOs~..
MONOPOLIES REJOICE AGAIN
CARLIsLE's LETTER GRATEFULLY RE-
CEIvED BY THE SUGAR TRUST.
ALL FEAR OF THE "PoPGUN' BILL. REMOVED
THE ENORMOUS PROFITS WHICH HE ""'
KEY TRUST HAS RECEIVED FROM

| All FEAR or THE "PoPGUN" BILL REMOVED
| THE ENORMOUS PROFITS WHICH THE Wits
| KEY TRUST HAS RECEIVED FROM
THE WASHINGTON LEGISLATORS.
| Friends Of the monopolies which have brought the
| Congress OF the United States into their serV'ce
| were reioced over the news that came from wash
ington Yesterday The letter of Secretary carlisle
| b,s,lv hurried 70 the Senate when n fresh attack
ON the sugar tariff schedule threatened the corrupt
deal" Of the Havemeyer Trust, was haied WIN
delight by the Sugar combine" 1t was rec)sh'|1u
az the necessary stroke TO clinch the infamous par
gain made bv the Democratic party. and the later
announcement from Washington that the Free
Sugar bin had been buried In the Finance Com
mIttee was received as a matter OF course Inc
price OF Sugar stock which had Jagged at the STOCK
Exchange all the morning. ran up snarpy on 'ne
news The fears OF free sugar were dissipa'ed anu
tho followers of the monopoly rejoiced that the
booty which the Trust had secured from De'"o-
cratic Congress was safely delivered at last.
The Whisky Trust was Immensely piehseu u
hear Of President Cleve.and's departure for cray
Gables with the new Tariff bill still In his pocket
unsigned Every days delay pleases the uis'''ers
who have goods in bond to withdraw before t"e ne"
measure with It's increased tax. takes erect Inc
V-b,skev combine" had not waited for the formal
adoption OF the German bill before preparing "
take advantage OF the existing tax OF 10 cents Il
gal.on For several weeks heavy Withdrawals nave
been made as shown in the big receipts OF internal
revenue for the Trust had little doubt that wouu
receive from the mOnopoly-riden Congress ti.e vp
'.plorious" effort at tariff revision
r wV4ir 10 ,s, Nv the honest and Conservative
element OF Wall Street. the sugar trust or on
Whskey rusi There Is sS ' peasns to the
Street hear that the Grand jury han u ,hr ~
the charEes Of 9e made b ss the hkey
Trust. Ii instantly inferred tnat ."e i, -
q; the contempt felt for it's management and III,
Indignation and disgust which have peen WIZ PIE,
~ ton l' Of the Stock at the stock Exchange The sent
ment Of Wall street Is so universal on ms I'm
bine' By the Presidents delay in settInS me i',e
OF The new Tariff bil. 1t mas hssn III ohe,
"bu' the stock with the surroundings OF an o'"e'
The greed Of the Whiskcy Trust was IN ey:dence
Yesterday when word from the West that tf1e
price OF spirits had been advanced cents 10 81 =
gallon. THIS makes me gross prce a n tne AGO
and The belief general II me T9 s mn ni6 game Of
"ho0Ile" ana p.unier has been played through the
d.stillcrs' combination VII have wruns rom cp rn
sene 20 by Democratic legislators N obelience 70
''abhorrent and forbidden forces. estimating me
amount OF spirits in bond through the country az a.,
agreed upon. r. Will be realized tha, $1,000 "a. mas
been presented by Congress and ne Preslieht I. se
wh skey Interest. and that. IN addition 10 the treas,
ury .oslng this sum. an equal amount vi. souD'.,Ss
be sa.9.el As cost upon the consumer.
the difference between the present tax OF ~ cents
and IN. German tax of 81 10 n gallon
There i an uneasy feeling among the T.encs OF
The Hayemeyer monopoly with regard TO the future
fac ~ rs profits They fear the consequences oi
the sp.ay made OF rs power In coercine tne IeSsS
latl1n I, demanded Of Congress. The horrible scan
dlis thar have accompanied the progress OF the
German Bll 81 Sac through the Fedora! l~egls.a-
iure and ths auIacl0us speculation that mas peeh
carried IN FOR months az reward To the NashIhs-
ton Hessans IN the employ OF The monopoly, nave
aroused an Indignation and enmity which have pene-
traici probably 10 the remoiest ham.et OF the
/ mon /; Is feared 10y the Trusts servitors ana
probably by the managers themse.ves mat the peo-
be will awake 20 the terrible danger involved IN an
lad yldual combination ruling an entire Federal Al
and that the ll-goten spoi!s OF the cx-
lsi.ng corruption viii be but poor rccompense FOR
the shifting down that Il Inevitable when a Con
gres- fresh from the pcOp.e seeks 10 vinfcaie the
fame and honor OF the Nations .aw slvers so
shamefu.ly dragged In tho mire by the democratic
party.
II f. some satisfaciion 10 hnd amid the mass ~
blIn!ers ami Inconsistencies ~ the new Tarin niI.
one instance - the prevalence % common sense:
The date when The dulles wOol.en and
wors,el dress goods tales effect IL January INA.
although fee wool goes into effect at once. II was
In response 20 vigorous clamor that this provision
was Inserted n the bill, ami 1t Is one Of the few
where The Congress tools OF the trusts EeeIed
the wishes u legitimate business interests