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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2o5h-st n cor 9th-avc 1Oox9sII; Cornelius ooo
is2d,st 3, 100 # OF lIth-ave. 5ox7o, also
Theodore g Robertson Jane Robertson.
Mominesde-aye. No 81 East; Ida l. Jenkins and
Same property ADJOINING strip. oisxioo: Edward
Jenkins and wife to Bernard Holman aud wife.
Daniel " Smith to Henrietta Herr, 10
Jacob 3 Butler and wife to William Broad, 80,
Riverside Drive e s. 75ii n $ Of lcad-s 25xloo:
APod I Us s.. to James an Dsf IT Gin ana wife
i+2d-s 100 # Of sth,ave 9ox Tss II Msry
rT sN,ts Pace 10 eG John II Johnson and wife
Greenwich-ave 40 30. james W Ketcham and
1ith lbs s. $7oc IT e Of Avenue A. 9oxsis. ~
Phillips Corneia NJ Phillips. ............. $500
13th-st. 30 West: James A seaman to Alfred
Sesman Alfred = " seaman to Frances
wife of James 4 seaman ......................
1oth-., 40 81 to 80 East the executors Of James
Huch he's deceased to Nelson shipman $500
sth-aye, No sos, Francis c Lawrence, jr to Fran
os aS 81 Ho 81 West George Edgar and The.
qSrs KHn ana i Sfs' to Of fTa sdy
Maurice b Blumen;hai referee. Francis II 900
Macy executor c9 ETC. Of Josiah Mag &c 2oo
cedsi 30 saS to a3S West also No 22s to 23i
54'h rs' No 100 East John Finc to Joseph
li4th-st. No 33s East. Angelo Gala to Maria
cana
l24ih-st Nos 40 and 400 East: Joseph ThalI and
wife to Julia l. killeen. ..............-. i
MonrOc-aVe r. 80 n Of Columbne-si.
25xlOO: William Grau and wife 10 Philip Gel
nus .....---.-.--....
Lobanon-st. n g. 100 II OF Crotona-ave 20 SIX
IT'S to Cambrellng-ave, %. 1lx45.G xl0O; John
II Maurer and Charles Kissenberth and wife TO 1900
Samuel-st. II :. adjoining land Of John Butler.
3sx97 xSoxss2; Charles p Hallock and wife
to Isabel FdWcett .......
Grenada Place n :. 2Ot3 II OF ~ Georges
Crescent 25x137x2G 2x1449: Richard II Ryan
and wife to Enoch Fowler and wife ...-...... $40
13th-st. s, f05 II Of Avenue ID. 5Oxl0s;
Florence Crosby and husband to Vincenzo mo-
ANalone ana VIE VIZ
Barker-ave 2094 II Of Union-st 5Oxl0O:
Ida l. and Thomas J Jenkins and Mary and
George Jenkins Alfred Roussier 300
Shermaf-ave, 100 1t Of HawthOrne-st
1lOxl6O: Daniel h Freedman Charles a Wes
Sell .........:.: ~
3d-ave W 30 Il n OF 13jth-st, 5l.1xlV0sxJll TX
lOl Mary Beck TO John and Matthias Hahen;. !
137th-st, II G5i2 II OF Wiis-ave. l6sx1op,
the executors OF Henry Huber 10 Catherine -
Merragh ................. s-J'
lCJth-st 4O.2 IT Of Kelly-st 3SxI3.3x3G.ix
75.s Matilda Davis to James @ Patton. !
Bainbridge-ave. corner 1S4th-st. 22xl2I6; Al
Der Stake to Sarah Stake ..................... i
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Arnory Mary s TO J Amory as general guard
. S-LG..In Two adjoining lanla OF j D.

Arnory. Mary s. to J Amory. general guard
len. " s sedexict-aye. adjoining lands OF J L ,,o0
Ailcot Helen J.. to John Sleeves. n corner -,
81 ca ibeit. William. to Jacob i Butler n 49,.
81 Ncholas-ave AMI l47th-st. year; -. o6oN
D INSURANCE Tes' COMPANY 'I Of VeuYoTk iish-
81. Il" It G OF Ams'erdam-ave year ..i,..i,;: oo"
Shropshire No 10 Froni-sj | year ;......::. 1000
c! sis ra nhei SOS, "i' ve Mi'' 25oC
9 Ca i1S' feorende B TO the Bowery savings
Bank 80 III Ellzabeth-st. / year ............ Cos
Same to same n Broone-si lots 25c 257. map - 400
Easetom inona 10 'a s Mortons 2socc
Grmman Sarah a. to catharine L Beekman' "a
Kate 55 10 5ss Pny News sn saS Ns
York and Hudson Rive Railroad CO., 100 #
land o Charles Bathgate ~ al, 23d Ward, in , On,
Johnson S''i1'' Amand and wife to the New,York Lie
I5sua y C, 'i'''' - .......... 10000
K SaH~ to i ii L. same 1o joseph Tha nos
East i24t1st = mo 5 9;. 3 41i. Guar; s
IA anree and trust Co. 1sGh-st iS5 IT Of 49,,
Mon,auc & fF Z, Wea cihst anu s75oc
Loan Association Of New-York 5 l37th-st' o,o
oppenheim Albert D, TO Clarence Warden. No - ooo
ya US hIs john H R. and another to sheridan shook
30 50 u Eas, 14,h-st lease notes lo"o
Patton James g. and wife 10 Harlem Savings
BANK $ iG1h-st 4o2 # W Of Kelly-st' mort ,ooo
Rag gag Ellen year and another 10 the Society Of st
T9nalaaa ynsrs corner -'' anu $500
Spellmoyer Charles ana wife 10 Carl Sp"lmeyer,
N5 LOO o,srIv e'u .........'. 1000
Se ,a7, s oq ~ o. columbns.aye year 5000
9m.h' " ,d 1e r. % ~ West Endave' year, $1,000
Sperb William. jr wife 10 Moses 7 Pyne
4ii y;e,rs' ........1...... 1900
S''h raui vi 2msferdam-avc 3 years ] oOC
Schrener Joseph J. II al To tho Commonwealth
iiIs,h.si ? ve,rs .e'....'. .."........... 1906
SAM 70 I I9ihes, Nsp, Years ..... I7oc
sam sam 10 ,ia Sysia y Nuspp' 22oOo
SAM san u 30 vi = yr 'an' .... 1905
stetel MI.n 10 ,9 AsFT "f Istbst years 1900
Wolfe John and wife Christian Striiher. Q 49,
hth-ave 100 Il 81 Walnut-st. . years........ eV
With henFy D. 10 iien'y Aese.' 40 ~ 1000
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CORONER HOEBER'S LAW.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Growers quest law has been the sport OF
many of the older writers of plays and farces. but
1t is rather surprising to find a man who can be a
Coroner so wonderfully ignorant in this period Of
the familiar legal axiom that drunkenness is an
aggravation of offence instead Of an excuse for
II, as jurors well CorOners seem TO think at
times. Among the ancient Greeks he who got
drunk and committed a crime received double
punishment. and a little of that stiff justice now
would assist the authorities in closing the saloons.
Hoeber should go TO a night law school. r. a.
New-York, Dec. Z, 1895
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New-Lebanon. Conn, 1
Az ENORMOUS SHIPMENT OF LINEN GOODS.

The largest shipment OF linen goods ever made left
Troy about weeks ago. when Cluett. Coon &
Co shipped TO their Chicago house twenty carloads
OF Monarch shirts, Cluett collars and cuffs and
ladies' waists. The train from Troy to Chicago
in fifty hours. 1t carried $4,000 pieces valued al
nearly quarter OF million dollars and left Troy
in the presence OF a large crowd and saluted
with screaming whistles and loud-tongued bells
over 1850 workers kept busy the year round
running the factories which turned out this ship
ment the plant being the largest of its kind in the
world
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NETWORK AS THE CONVENTION CITY

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: There is discussion about the best place
to hold the next Republican National Convention.
Why would not the city of New-York be a desra-
BILE place? New-York City is strongly Democratic;
the city often in Presidential election rules the
State: the election of the President Is carried gem
orally by the State of New York. the prospects OF
Republican success at the next election are good:
but we should not be too sanguine. Vigilance is
the price Of success The holding of the convention
In this city would have great influence on the
next election, which cannot afford to disregard.
MILO MEAD.
New-Lebanon, Conn, Dec. 7. 1885.
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A-A-A-A.-FlNE diamonds. watches
81 weekly; 10 trash. Call or address w .
60 4 Maiden Lane Room 2. All goods
mt aaf
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sJIBVRDAy REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR. -Kesidence
properties all kinds: sale or rent.
CLARENCE H. TUBES. 5 Depkman-st.
AT SOUTH ORANGE. y. J. (Mountaln
Station. spacious cottage corner. . acres:
general c0nveniences: stable gas. aqueduct
water. macacamiZed avenue, price low;
terms easy. also excellent building site.
2oOx2O. perfect surroundings. EDW. =.
HAMILTON K co 90 nrOadway
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

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OUR SpECIALTI.-Sel farms and
hotels. II you want to sell address c.
II. BARNARD & CO., Real Estate Brok-
ers. East 42d-st
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HORSES Ann CARRIAGES.

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COuPE.-Rockaway light and stylish
purchased 70 order last April; used only
TWO months. ilrst-class every way and Will
sell Tor third value on account OF owner
going to South America: also elegant top
phaeton and Kmbali cutter: harness and
robes. Apply at Stable. 10 West i4th-st.
HORSES w1NTERED.-Ch pony rig
Tor sale cheap. Address Dr.. o. c. JACK
" Y.
VERY HANDSOME HIGH-ACTTNG
COMBINATION SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS COB; very attractive. prompt. fire.
driver. fearless Of all objects; HAS ALI.
the SADDLE CATS: been used to RUN
ABOUT WAGON and UNDER SADDLE
Also elegant Brougham tNFARLY NEW
kunabout Wagon. extension top family
surrey ts"ats four. top sidcbar buggy
pole and shafts. PORTLAND CUTTER
light and heavy double and single HAIR
NESS. LADY'S and GENTLENAN's RID
ING SADDLE and Birdie. fur and cloth
Robes. blankets. Whips Stable Utensils
etc. etc. NO CASH OFFERS REFUSED
Must be disposed Of Immediately
ONNERS STABLE. 90 EAST 3iST-ST.,
between Madison and 9TH ayes.
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60 Get for Business purpscs

T LOWER RENTS. BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS
n and Offices 10 let on Chsnbers Spruce; Hickman
Fulton John. Maiden lane. Dey Barclay Park place.
Park row. Nassau. william. Gold. Gin Pearl Water and
many other streets. rutland WHITING. Beck
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nRESSyfAKyNG.

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A -A.-DRESSMAKER, late with
Connolly Jih-ave.; latest Partisan mod.
els for theatre aud opera gowns. street
filled promptly. s. w. 2o5 West 22d-st.
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81. tailor
made. also ball evDning, reception, we'd
ding and theatrical dresses; charming and
novel waists: all the latest IN LONDON and
Paris styles. III and work guaranteed:
also seainstresses sent out by the day
cutting and bastlng. 81: patterns to meas
ure. 25c. 20 West I9th-st.. near 5th-av-.
coUTURrERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists street. dinner and tailor-made
dresses. ladies materials used; snort no
ANDERSON. 1874 West f5th-st, formerly
with stern Bros.
DREsSMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work at home or day: superior litter.
finest worker on seal garments, sleeves en-
larged. will make over and remodel, or
make into latest style capes, collarettes
and Eton jackets GREIG. lSl w. 22d-st
DREssMAK -First-cass French Dress
maker in private family; 50 30 n day
references. NJ. l.. 100 West 27th-st
DREssMAKER-Plain sewing, quick
hand sewer; AT home. or H5 cents per
day s.. 800 West 17th-st.. basement.
DREssMAKER. formerly with Nine
Dieden. Will make gowns from $40 10 sl2;
i3d-st.
DREsSMAKFR. thoroughly experienced. by
the day: reference. Address CORCORAN,
G9i 2d-aye.
DREssMAK ER.-By the day in private
families. making over specially; 81 %
per day. Miss II. FOX. 2SO 9th-ave.. "a
bell.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER first
class filter. accustomed to fine trade de-
slres more engagements In private fam
lilies. terms moderate, city or country
highest reference. D.. 2J4 srh-dve.
NINE JOSEPHINE. % East 3lst-st. late
with Louise. will show this seasons i'm
ported novelties In trimmed millinery at
extraordinary low prices: hats trimmed. 81.
PARTISAN DREsSMAKER Just opening
business as private dressmaker Mt ~
West GSth-st. first fiat. will make dresses
at very reasonable prices fine work SUI
perior fitting and style. Nine. MAIN
VILE.
SEAL GARMENTS remodeled repaired
redyeing: latest designs: perfect fitting.
home or day: highest references. Mrs.
GREYE 1Ol West GOth-st
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Ciir property for Sale.

A DJONING FIFTH AVENUE. high ground. thor
"A oushly well built brownsone house 20 It wide deep
sanitary plumbing Price,
$40 900 mortgage s2s 800 Permits and ali particulars
from
DOUGLAS ROBINSON a co..
b6., MADISON AVE. - LIBERTY ST
EoR SALE MANUFACTURING SITES NEW YORK
uAUIiON-I.arge blocks. with bulkhead waterfront
On Newtown Creek accessible 10 seagoine vessels b. L.
sCuIEFFELIN OBS Madson-sVs. New-Sofk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Finep ockethooks'
music rolls. dress-suit cases. alligator
bags dressing-cases. Buy direct from man
ufacturer Save money. Reliable house.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - 4th-ave.. near
Jth-st
LADIES. ATTENTIONi-If YOU want the
preitiest most unique presents IN sterling
silver al price Of common metal, buy them
from JAMMES. 800 broadway
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
\ GENTLEMAN OF fine address and un-
doubted ability In approaching business
men can secure a position good for 500 TO
$50 per week Tor The next two months.
Apply 10 f. +. LOGAN. : East l6th-st.
TANIED-Men To- learn barber trade.
only \ weeks required, Saturday wages.
catalogue free. BARBER COLLEGE. 53
CenfTs-st.
TSEFUL-MAN for country gardening etc.
$40 per month. ALIEN. L.ANG1ON. 2O3
Eas. iot-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

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ATTENTION. sale. al great sacrifice
stock OF good paving millinery ana fancy
goods store on best business avenue. New
York: first-class trade. II years established;
store 100 feet. owners health sole cause OF
retiring. agents not apply. Address J. W.
r. Fostofiice Box l.s42. New-York.
A CASH BUSINESS for sale At once in
best business town Of 1000. IN New-Jer-
soy: stock clean; best location; 81, 800 cash
Address Box Is. Tribune Ofice.
AN OPPORTUNITY occurs for gentle
man with capital 10 Join advertiser IRON
abroad IN a lucrative undertaking. per
manent position and salary assured. Ap-
ply to Lux. Tribune Office.
AN ENGLIsIIMAN, experienced in poultry
raising having large farm near city
wants partner with 50 600 % So.VJo
NOON, 1870 Fulton-st., Room 223.
A sTOCKBROKER making 50 900 yearfy
and more business than he can handle
desires partner f'r half interest. having
81 600: good safe income assured. BONDS.
Box :. Tribune Office.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A nrst-class meat
market doing good business, established
q wears: cause OF selling. other business.
TICHENOR. 243 Reid-ave., Brooklyn.
FIVE HONORABLE MEN with 800 70
81 600 each 70 complete company FOR the
manufacture and handling Of practical and
very valuable invention. Call ri G2l Broad
way. Room 7O3. Gable Building.
NAILESS HORSESHOE. thoroughly tried.
found perfect. United States rights Tor
sale: large monopoly and fortune. whoever
gets It. T. GULLY. Agent. i'll W. ls'h-st.
PARTNER Active man. al once. com
petent to handle agents, investing 5000
for half right. can secure control OF bust
ness paying immense profits. no compet-
ton: legitimate business. Address Box
500. Red Bank. y. j.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted. Brooklyn.
Chicago. St Louis. Milwaukee. Denver.
San Francisco and New-Orleans. leFiu-
mate mercantile business. rapidly grow
ing: no competition small capita re-
qulred. strict investigation cOurted, excep-
tlonn opportunity. WATERBURY, JOS
Decker Building. Union Square. New York
A.-FOR SALE.
RARE CHANGER interest. $1,000
cash; to control manufacture and sales
OF new invention 300 per cent profit sell
on sight investigate. no agents. Box w.
Red Bank. y. J.
WELL EDUCATED young man Of expert
ence holding position OF responsibility
seeks Investment about $1,000. with Ser
vices. in established. good paying business.
Address with fun PARTICULAR INDUSThI-
OTIS Box 146. Tribune Office.
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UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.

FACING THE PARK.
\ very desirable apartment in the Dal-
housie. 40 West j9thst.. 10 rent at $1,000.
Apply there to EDWARD KENT.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufuruishe

5TH-AVE., NO. 1,04s Corner SGth-st.)-
Elegant apartments facing Park. S65 to
500. FRED STONE GO Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

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HANDSOMELY furnished room In select
bOardf g-hOuse. superior table, parior
dining-roCm. Mrs. JASPER. - West
l7th-st.
LARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine. private
family. to refined party. Willing 10 pay
fair price Il West 5Jth-st.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. excellent
table. 81 West l27th-st
l7TH-ST.. 81 WEST between 9th and 9Th
avcs.- Rooms with board FOR parties re-
curing excellent accommodations ana Will
ing to pay accordingly; references.
23D-ST.. l2s EAST Large and single
rooms on suite or separate. good table;
select house. references.
35-3G GRAMERCY PARK.-Famlly hotel,
suits. single rooms; steam heat, excellent
table. central location.
37TH-S - WEST. One desirable well
furnished square room. second story
back. with superior board references re-
quired
4isT-sT.. EAsT-poublc and single
rooms. southern exposure, suitable FOR
gentlemen. references.
79TH-sT.. 10 WEsT.-Newly furnished
rooms. with board private house; terms
reasonable. references.
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For SAI.E

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A-A-A-A.-FfNE diamonds. watches
81 weekly; no trash Call or address w.
G. Co. 4 Maiden Lane. Room 2 All goods
guaranteed.
AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 30 Fulton
St New-York workshop machinery tOot
power). list free: wood carving tools. scroll
saws designs and fancy woods. IncuDatoIs
and breeders In operation.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines, fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought ana ex-
chanprd. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 33S Madl-
son-st
BAKERY AMI LUNCH ROOM.-Long es-
tablished. good location; present occu-
pant retiring after Is years in business
LAMON. G93 6th-aye.
BI-y CHRISTMAS PRESENTS now: beau
tiful gold chairs only 81. retailed else-
where 81. some elegantly upholstered -
reduced from Sl2 30. sacrificing. SALES
ROOMS. 90 Murray-st-
FOR SALE. on account OF poor health,
will sell cheap the largest stercopticon
show business In the world. any one can
make from si5 10 $50 per night. For par
ticulars apply to WM II. STRtBLE Nor
ristown y. j.
GREAT sALE.-5o nrst-cla=s upright
pianos. best make: Will BE- sold At cost
factory price. $40 cash or $50 on install
ments address HALFWAY. Box 10. Trib-
une Office.
MEAT MARKET Great bargain; good
business. shop. tools. icehOuse iceboX.
horse and wagon. $3.50 cash. y. NC.
Manchester. y !.
MUSICAL BOX (Swiss): new. II tunes
large size. latest attachments; cost Sl25
sell $50 need money. Postal Telegraph
building. 253 Broadway: room COZ.
ROLL-TOP DESKS. SIC and upward; also
desks slightly damaged by water. l..
MASON. II Fulton-st.
SEWING MACHINE. New Home. bones
tic. Singer. Household. Wilcox & Gibbs.
New Ideal: sl5 up. cash or credit. 100 sec
ond-hand Of all makes. SO up. warranted.
RATSCH. 22Tl 3d-ave.. near l23d LIST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET


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FURNISHED SUITE "a floor private
residence: West s1th-st. EXCLUSIVE 10,
Tribune.
HANDSOMELY furnished room, steam.
bath: 81 weekly. iUl West s3d-st. In
quire OF hall boy.
LARGE. square heated room: furnished
beautifully all conycniences. private
house. l2l West ilth-st.
LARGE BACK PARLOR and bedroom for
two. cheap. III West psth-st
TWO CHOICE front rooms reasonably, TO
refined party. elegant location 100 West
Ssth-si.. first fiat.
l7Th-s1.. 90 WEST bachelor apartments.
large. sunny rooms, single or en- suite;
light breakfast. attendance; references ex-
changed.
2sTH- ST. 40. near Broadway. and II East
2Hth-st.: rooms. 81 90 weekly. upward ,
heat. bath. hotel attendance.
3gTH-sT. 40 WEST. Furnished bachelor
quarters: large. handsome room. con
meeting bath and dressing-room.
- EAST 2GrH-ST madison square,. CEN
trial location. Bright sunny rooms. pri-
vate bath; let floor. transients accomno-
dated, references.
i45 WEST -sT.-Neatly furnished
rooms, parlor floor. connecting or sep
srate, select house; terms moderate
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SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE

Why before submitting TO such an unconsconaoie
and unparalleled price for gold some inquiry was
not made OF American bankers whether II was
Necessary? -
WHY the attorney Of one OF the bankers, FORMER
las, mariner OF the President. was also permitted
-, az, for the limited States and 10 draw up the
INV a thirty-year bond ten years longer than
& 49, 'i iss,,ei since the war at the exorbitant
'eie OF per cent interest was agreed - ~ '''
Why the provision in every United STATES s0o TO
1861 giving the right to the o ssT date was
not inserted in these bonds? oo 81 sucn
Whether account Of the absence srrstapy has not
had 10 buy them in the open market al premium
sin 1 me president asserts that the foreign
efs agreed that during the continuance OF lhe o vi
rS, they G overng ny against god wihdrawals
perhaps ne viii inform the COMMITTEE IN nv M"a !,
contract that agreement WAS coiiPl9su ,nr,err
MAS moi in The contract made public IN FeDruai!'
And since he critlcses Congress for not within zen
DAYS conserving to the substitution OF per cent IN
per cent bonds. at saving OF anu ne Knew when
he accep.ed the terms that the per cents shou, S
e expressly made payable IN fss oub Ina, BY the
Of March Is, 1869 was me a hw s solemniy
mat he faith OF t4e in coin or It's equivalent Of
M me OBLIGATIONS OF the United States not bearing
the inierestbearng Obligations of the United States,
except in where the law aulnGrz rns , Thai
the same may be paid in lawful money or o'ner cur
rency than gold and silver -. -. mar cep,
Did ne know by the passage Oh lhe p sIb in
act proposed the bonds expressly maue ~
gold would have made two classes OF ou,po.o =
payable generally, the other IN gnn,I,sss 70
insist upon paying the first cass in Treasury notes
and az wouid have been an inadmissipie anu nos.
dangerons financial pollcy, for which Republicans
could scarcely vote under any ordinary maie
stances and for which they would NOT huLiaree
,hanosaas IN, Voting nj the dicaton OF foreigners
And because who % & Of " ,ne
lifting nm their voices 20 declare that Inc synuica.e
only Melted per cent interest on me money tbs
Iioyed having cost large moneys 10 ever. .11
outflow OF gold: and these gentlemen, ~ ~co,v,mSeJ
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Arizona republican., 1895-08-17
AMERICA IN CHINA.

It is no time for the slow exchange of diplomatic notes when every American citizen in the interior of China is in danger of his life. It is no time to await official reports, and then delay for their confirmation, and to suggest lemonstrance or negotiation. The duty of the government in condition of af- fairs such as now exists in China is to move with promptness and with force for the protection of our citizens.
 It is fully apparent that the Chinese government is either unable to live up to it's treaty obligations or does not care to do SO. The Chinese troops join in the
Arizona republican., 1895-08-17
PHGNIx. AUGUST r., 1895.
FREE WOOL AND OTHER THINGS

Free wool, according to the free trad CTS, was going to give our woolen manu- facturers not only the control of our home market, which they already had, but enable them to compete with Eng land in the mythical markets of the world.7' It does not seem to be work ing that way. A representative man of the New York wool manufacturers re- gently went to Yorkshire to see what the English wool manufacturers were doing, and he found all the Yorkshire mills were running over time, and some of them running day and night, mak- ing goods to be rushed as fast as pos- slble into our market. The Yorkshire mill owners believe thaNthey have got control of our market, and can hold it for long time to come. An investiga- tion recently made goes far toward justifying their belief. It showed that, whereas. before the passage of the pre- sent tariff law, 80 per cent. of the woolen goods, of the kind made in these Yorkshire mills, handled by New York dealers, was of American make. Now not much more than 30 per cent. of those handled by the same men are of American make.