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New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
7o~Ar Ellis OUTSTANDING
TROLLEY WIRES NOT UNDER BAN.
AN ORDINANCE TO Put OTHERS UHDEE
GROUND TO BE CONSIDERED

Apparently the Tanmauy administration IS bent
upon continuing It's crusade against corporations
using overhead wires, despite the fact that ac-
cordng 10 Of the best legal authorities this
ciry. Ar. C-okers government VIII be unable 70
raid the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
When -ammany first announced its intended on
sIaught upon overhead wires, Il was generally be-
neved that the attack was inspired by & desire 10
reraItate upon William T. Sheehau X no IS counsel
for the company. Sor the support he has given 70
ex-senator HtL Il is understood thar the law
officers OF the city government have themselves
arrived at the conclusion that, under the charter,
only the Legislature can order the removal OF the
Bronx.
According 70 Section $50 Of the charter the r1I-
uictpallty has power the telegraph, telephone
and electric light companies Based upon this
clause, ordinance has been prepared providing
FOR the placing underground Of telegraph telephone
and electric light wires. The Law Committee OF
the City Council announced yesterday that IL would
give public hearing on the proposed ordinance
October ;, AZ 2. n.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

cuff Court Of Appeals IN SUIT Against the Boston Cash
Register Company
Tsqar5tug the patent litigation pending against tue
r5-I7gr-4 The records IN the
Trfre6 states that the National Cash Regs
HaIiVood Company for infringe
- <-Ir times under patents follows
Dareur I9Ss5. Hacl=y No. 433 Is
Tsrg7cre pa-at -. 74s- Neer patent No osB Oh
The Maxwell and Aeer SUITS nave aready Desl A.S-e-
stu pending. 49,
ne Sectional Register Company for using Hall
- F~s-r2rs The Urlr=1 supreme de-
e5ed tat u infringement Is liable foT dam
49, well Ine nlaher
49, rfre wears constant litigation National Cash
Fzrfser Company is suits against The Boston
C1rupE-v These suits decided against
- Ss6uaI Company the lower court, bnt they were
tDurL Nhicl DECIDED
,T Boston machine infringement q the National
-. Uaf=rrs The Boston Company having mean
fs=E directors susc foT me
srsa-z They claimed they we're rot pes3Hal-s auie
<s---eer The United States Court ~ Appeals
s~s4d h0weer mat officers and directors y nfrDgag
personally and nilFd-a4i3 zbls ~ -
frrgeraslr committed by the eonpa.les Lae H,sston
egnlE1z@.t iudgrlenr dam
rs 'ar tie aface-s 1frsesars % The Boston Gem
r.a~- "a favor " 1e National @91apAl-3+
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
Spo!Rg!I!S z !!
DpORTSfIeN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Brooklyn Jockey Club. Graves
end 2.15 .. m
GOLF.-W Women's boyle handicap. Morris
County, y. ]: women's team match, Sea-
bright against DySer Meadow. Seabright;
women's team match. Fairfield against Wee
Burn, Greenwich. Conn
Observation-Disclosures against Brook
lyn, W Washington Park, Brooklyn, 80 p. m
CYCLING.-Queens County Fair. Mineola.
Long Island.
SHOOTING--Twenty- sixth annual prize
shoot Zettler Rifle Club. Ambruster's Park,
Greenvtlle, y. J.; monthly tournament, Hack
ensack River Club. HaCkensack, y. J.; Hell
Gate Gun Club monthly live bird contest,
Dexter Park
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County Fair
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
TRoLLET TRIP FROM BOSTON HERE.

Boston. Sept IA party OF twenty persons, com
pr1sing the first trolley excursion from Boston 70
Esv-York started at Postofice Square al s45
o'clock this morning. The route mapped out
lay through Newton, NaCick. South FraulnghaTn
Marlboro worcester. Springfield. Hartford New
Britain Ner.den, Eew-Eaven. Bridgeport, NorWalk
sr7 Stamford The party VIII stay over night al
c4.ze ia 7-o--1orroVy II Will leave Springfield at
& q y and will take dinner al New-5riral7 ana
v-s=s T1resGa- night al NeE-HavsG- W ednesCay :
EeJ@=-I1 - - Ieave Nevv-FIavea & TO dine
= S---r-<0-5 anG 10 arrive NeW-York at about
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
CAPTAIN sINoNs LIKELY TO RESIGN

The remaining members OF the Columbia football
squad Brarford, Conn. VII return 70 this city
TO-DAY arc q 20 their regular football quarters At
No sc5 West ne-hundred-and-sever A
gocS many Of the men arrived in New-York on
Saturday IN o-der 20 take sXamiuaL Ltons AZ COlu1n
bia This week The coming OF the rest q the squad
Will make II possible for all the 70 get n
some good work on South Field the rest OF the
week preparatory to their opening game Win
Rutgers week from tomorrow Captain 6irons
said yerterday II regard 70 the report OF MS resg
IA tior that he had rot Yet officially resigned qut
in an u-j5a c ti-g would DO SO soon he said MS
lrree waa injured last year, and n1rL again a
Braufor1 UfFJlic practically keep III oAc q
r1e game H4 - iT ne would TOT Withdraw as cap
tain II he could play 5ut there seemed 70 oe
IfrfIa chance tlaL he could He was not dlscoGr-
aged zoout The eleven He thought Us cnzhc9s c,c9
better than last year The r1rnor tnat o.lLllo.e moe
Tsd andeavorsd 70 obtain the Tale-Erlnceton game
20 C7oIJIn1bia Field denied by Ay4Der oIIlaL-
es dTIare treasurer Of the Columbia AJnietic As=o-
ris+tol.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
GIFTS TO THE AQUARICH.

CAPTAIN yellow OF the fishing smack Denton yes
.s-5a-v --rsssrred 70 the Aquarium yellow eel.
hich ne caught OF Cape May It is eighteen inches
long Of g light golden hue shading into reddish
brown near the tail L IS a rare specimen Louis
Won Bermuth. Of Portsmouth, \ H, sent oany
- saT - .,e AQUARIUM Yesterday II is one Of
Trs sr1aI.est ever caught. weighing under thirty
-c--r5- THE little fellow Is quicker and more
~ me water than the larger seals green
-1rsv or sea serpent" also added TO the col
lection to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
HEAVY TRUST CAUSED By uUSKR4T.

Laconia y H. Sept. 24-The bursting OF side
head 70 the hu-ne supplying water for the wheel
Dtts OF the BeIknap Mills Company here has
thrown 225 employees cut OF work and caused dam
ages 10 the mil II the displacement OF brick and
stone masonry 10 the extent OF so 00o. muskrat,
BY digging through the eubankment near the side
head OF the fur1e, caused small flow Of water
70 Increase 10 q food, washing away the ear-hwork
and masonry Il viii take TWO weeks 70 repair
n Earraga
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
1 rErER4N CHARaED W. EMBEZZLING

BENJAMIN F. Browne, ffty-seTen years old. a vet
.ran OF the Civil War living at Harrison. vas yes
terday held for trial in bail Of 800 by Magistrate
Crane IN the Jefferson Market Police Court. on
charge OF en5ezznng $3.50 from his employers
Browne was employed for a number OF years by
T,crreIfus Il Bvrne a manufacturer Of pianos. as
manager and general confidential man II Is al
legged that there we're shortages IN Brownes ae-
counts HIS method Il is alleged. WIS 20 suostl-
tute drarts from out Of town customers for cash
Fl the drawer
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
NEw-YoRK DRAWS AT BOSTON

Boston. Sept 24-Boston and New-York played
Tie game to-day. the game being called az the end
Of the seventh inning on account OF darkness.
Heavy batting and poor fielding marked the work
OF both teams Davis was put Out q the game IN
the second inning for dlsputing decision, Mercer
taking his place. Boston tried behind
the bat-Connor, or Bridgeport he did make
a good impression Attendance. 800. The score.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
vFW COMMISSIONER AT BUFFALO.

BufaIo y. Y, Sept A--Mayor Conrad Diehl this
afternoon appointed Augustus F Scheu Commits
soner Of Public Works 20 succeed Martin Msher-
In the recent political hght against the Demo-
cratic organization Mr Scheu conspicuous
Iieutenant OF William F. Sheehan-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
MORE cEysUs FIGURES 4SyoUECED
POPULATION OF SAVANNAH, CHATTANOOGA AND
CHESTER, PENN

Washington. Sept A-The Census Bureau an
nounces the population of the following cities.
Savannah 54.224 against 42lss in 1880 an increase
OF II 60 OF $50 per cent
C-baTTsnooga Tenn g. 40 against q. 100 in 1890,
an Increase OF $3.50 or 11-65 per cent
Chester Penn, g. 9ss against 222o IN lSo an IN
crease OF r. 762. or 6s. % per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
80 ?. - -
HARyESS RACING
FEW sPECTAToRs AT BOSTON.

FEW SPECTATORS At BOSTON.
Boston. Sept 2A-With an open air horse show
special attraction and the 81 s00 stallion racs
Thursday It's feature the New England Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association began rs four
teenth race meeting az Reading track this altar
noon. For the opening day the card was q good
one. but the attendance was slasA and the races
were made IN slow time.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
CHESS.
MARSHALL BAFFLED BY HYMEs.

Hyrnes and Marshall began play IN the second
game OF the series AZ the Manhattan Chess CLUB
yesterday, when the latter adopted the Perroc
Defence an opening with which ne was successful
AZ the Paris international tournament last sum
roer Hvrues seemed S1Ily prepared for this par
Iicuar defence for he treated the opening splen-
dfdIv as 20 win pawns. After r1Ieen moves Ila
game was adjourned n the appended interesting
posluon' .Cv II E-vE-N pTFrEs
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

Keister,s high foul ~. McGann singled 20 centre
and Wallace scored Attsndznee. LOG. Score:
RHE
s;,.!1,ss, s. 5sg,, ....-..-...SS SsSSSdSH !
s4rtersss-Toung and cassr: Walden and Zinnzr
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
GOLF
SEASONS CUP At CAPE MAY.

;
Cape May. y J. Sept. p (speciaD-The last OF
the series Of wonen's eighteen hole handicap medal
play tournaments was played on the local links
this afternoon. The seasons cup was awarded 70
Mrs. P Norris Williams OF Philadelphia who by
winning second place to-day secured y 5-5 points
passing Mrs. Alfred 3. Miller, OF Chicago who had
12la points Miss Shannon. OF New Brunswick,
was third with 10 points. The scores made to-day
vx-a-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

40 NV DOCKS-The annual report OF Rear
s5-z.-sl En6lcott Chief ot the Bureau oS Yards
and Docks vii contain 10 recommendation tor
<---Eer 6-ydock construction There VIII be OF
-1-pe-icu ot TIE structures now IN course q con-
s------Cr cEeC-y-oCe docks under the Navy Depart
1e--. q vs-tc-s dimensions and different types.
--= chef q the Bureau Of Yards and Docks be
-.=res Government is vel supplied for
present with docks and that the provision 50 Tar
made ample for the immediate needs Of the
--,s
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
UT0MOBILE FREE.
STEAM FLYER TO BE AWARDED BIZ
The TRIBUNE.
A Machine Capable OF Travel
ling SO Miles an Hour.

With view 70 attract the attention OF those
who would value an aUtomObile The Mobile
Company OF TsTry1Owu- y Y has authorized
The Tribune 70 Offer one Mobile, free 0f ex-
pense- 10 the particular reader Of The Tribune
who, after friendly contest shah have re-
ceived the most votes from other Tribune
readers and buyers for the purpose.
The Tribune VIII cOnduct the contest. receive
the votes. announce the results from time %
time, and award the prize
Any man or woman IN Nevv-Y0rS. Connect
CIT, Massachusetts or New-Jersey. who is a
reader OF The Tribune, i eligible 10 be voted f0r
and 70 receive this machine
TERMS or CONTEST
ENTRIES viii be received up 70 3 p m No
vember :. 1890.
VOTING viii end ar 8 p m Monday No
vember 70. The winner VIII have the maehine
in time 10 enjoy Thanksgiving Day ride
VOTES viii consist OF headings OF the 1rst
page OF The Daily or sunday Tribune beginning
with the date September >. 1900 One heading
will count a. one vote; TEN headings as ten
votes. and 50 on
The mobile win be on exhibition AT the Auto
mobile Show 70 be held AT Madison square Car
den from November 70 10. inclusive
A circular giving fuD details can be obtained
on application ar this Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
SLOAN TO RIDE FOR PRINCE OF WALES.

ascendancy OF American Jockeys Il is announced
this morning that the Prince OF Wales has en-
gagged Tod Sloan at large retainer for 1901. Many
horse owners who have hitherto hesfLaJed desert
the home talent viii doubtless follow the royal
lead
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

st Louis. Sept 2A-YounS finished first IN a
pitchers contest to-day Wallace was safe or
Ely's errDr IN the seventh and tSo- second en-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
GOVERNORS. CUP ar M0xrc1,A1R

BloounheId y. J. Sept q CspeciaD.-The final
IN the woraen's contest for the Governors Cup
on the Moutclair golS links won this afternoon
by Mrs. Pycknan, scratch with q gross score OF
III Mrs Pyckman received eight points in all.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

Earned runs-Fhladephia- s. Brooklyn, j. Three base
hits-FIick Wovertou Jennings Two base httS-Dels-
haury Sheckard. First base errc-s-PhilR-
deIphia Brooklyn l Left bases-PhiIadelphia 3
BROOKLYN s. struck out-By McGInntty, Orrh, !.
Stolen hases-Thomas. Latoie. n Cross. orth. Keeer.
First baee baLs-By McInuiIy. 4. BY Ortiz g. Hit
BY pitched baby McGinuty. 2 Tue-212. Umpire
1Tr-u
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
CRICKET.
TEAMS OF THE KNICKERBoCKER ATHLETIC
GLIB PLAY \ DRAWN CANE

The cricket team OF the Knickerbocksr Athecie
Club ended It's season yesterday at Bayoune, where
teams under James D Boyd and Alexander Forbes
captains played drawn match II had been
arranged that the captain OF the losing team would
entertain the winners az dinner after the Ea1e.
but account of the draw the expenses had TO
be divided An enjoyable evening spent J.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

Earned runs-Bosfon. 4: NeW--Yo-k. Two base hits
Hamilton. Leag Barry Hickman. Doyle Three base
hIt-Bary. Home run-LnnE. Stolen hase-MerceT
First base bAlls-OH Lewis .. OF PtttsnEer =: or
Carrie< I. O Seymour. OF Taylor by pitched
ball-RsruarL Sr-uk out-BY PIttsnger. 2;
bv TAYLOR Passed nalls-Connor ? Wild pitch-Sey-
nncur T1me-2fa Umplrs-snyaer
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
CTCLING.
TIE Brr7cLE SHOW TO BE Held At MADI-
SON SQUARE GARDEN ABOUT JANUARY .

THE BICYCLE SHOW TO BE Held AT MADI-
SON SQUARE GARDEN ABOUT JAeSU AIRY .
Manager Sanger Of thu Madison Square Garden
announced yesterday thaS II had been decided 10
hold a bicycle show a. the Garden some TINE n
January probably about the middle OF the Hrst
month OF the new year While il was rnposslnie
70 learn anything detnlts last night II IS believed
that the s5ow was not decided upon until atIer a
conference with the directors OF the American
Bicvcle Company. sometimes called the Blcycls
Trust II is expected that tne Independent NAM
Fsc-rire-s will also take space az me snow = =
the intention OF the management 70 nlaae 4 sYeC
iaIry Of motor bicycles and rr1cycles al me
ZION As all OF the spaces nave oesn taAsl LoL
Automobile Show. 70 be he'd al the T4rden II
N0verlber IL is thought that some OF TIE makers
unable 10 obtain space az this snow lnls IA4 VII
spDlv for space at the January exhibition
TheeIuen IN England have found sralWa-r
CHAMPION in the Bishop OF Barrow-in-Fu-uess-
A. the Carlisle Diocesan Conference complaint was
made that there were too many Sunday anuse-
rnents tennis, golf and cycling. Bishop Ware de-
cIared that he could not see any difference IN
principle between cycling and walking, and was
sure that a good many people ha-oWorked curing
-he week were greatly benefited Physically, rlor-
aIIv and spiritually by a run into the country on
SUNDAYS He suggested that wheelnen s1oU-o De
Encouraged 10 go 10 early morning service, or 20
some country chu-ch where cycle sheds were pro-
yfded
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
REPLIES To CRITICISM OF AUTOMOBILE

---4- 1919 - 1EA-4-t4ch Or Al 1OMOEILL
horse owners and drivers OF Larchrort and
Mar7aroneck have been making complaints azatrsr
the nigh speed attained by automobiles II III. Ros~
ton Post Road and other Westminster hiZhwavr
They say that some of the machines are rur so
rast that they frighten horses and cause them 20
run away The criticism launched against the
WesrChester automobile owners has led AIter4 G
Bostwick- Of Mamaroueck- 70 make a pu6.t, state
nelJ IN their behalf He sayz that he VII. &c glad
TO rrSln aEypoCy's horses that afraid q rna
machines Il their owners WI wrI-a him ar
range day I Will add, as q pieCe OF advice ~
says Mr.. BostwlCk- SarCasTlCslly- that il people
would pay q little more attention u their h6rsea
and less TO my automobile when passing rhev
would have better behaved horses the rex time
they net one
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIECES
PrrRnE nrrENrE

Experts present were OF the opinion that Mar
shall could not possibly the game Following
IRE the moves OF the game leading Up % the posi-
ton Efran above.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25

= DES-LST FOR GTAM-The surgeon-GeneraI
- ne Navy has arranged 20 send 20 Guam a
1e---zr 70 treat re teeth q the et that naval
s-z-zo-- there has been much complaint rom
E--z-E-s CTUz-- and tie services OF dentist
greatly needed The dentist enlisted s hos
pt-z- steward 81 SO 2 month
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
Birprles

dOOD 7sS 81 SIS $50 slzA Al =akss
likes WILLS = PARK Row. o. p @
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BASEBALL.
THE LEADING TEAMS LOSE-BROOKLYN
PITCHER WEAKENS IN THE SEW
ENTH INNING.
CANES YESTERDAT
TIE RECORDS

Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn, J. New-York Il: Bo.ton a
s. Louis, Pttsourg. O. called account 1arkaess)
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
Address all inquiries and votes 70
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, New-York.

Forces and ?. y. T Stiles proved the chief scorers
FOR Forbes's team, while Archie Gum and 6
DarveI rendered great assistance with the bar
For Boyds team 7. g Clarke rhe princfpzi
scorer. with a not innings OF -s while -doubIs
ngures We're added by r r Kelly. P Rochwel
2 B Hunter and W BOYD TIE score
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
suits Against the HaIIwOOd Cash Register


Personal Liability Established by The United States cr
-1fr Court of Appeals Against the Boston Cash
Register Company
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
PFILApELPHIA.
BROOKLYN


'Batted for McGiuuiry IN ninth inning
PHILADELPHIA ....--........... o %
Brooklyn ......-....-...--...0 o o 0 0 l5
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25
BOSTON
NEW-YORK

sBatted for Couuor seventh inning rBated Pit
tenger In seventh inning
Boston ---------T la
Nep-Terk ----------------- Ia
New-York tribune., 1900-09-25


Edvv'd G. Ward. Supt schools. B-kIyn. y. Y. 90
Coroner A. T. Banning. Mt Vernon " \. 50
Thomas G. KenEaFd. b z 2ISt-st-, City 56
MariOry Leet=. SIS GeOrEe-st-- New-Haveu 4S
Miss Alice Higgins. 4O1 lIaeon-sg-. BEIyn-- A.
H F. HaviIand. 234 e 3Ist-st- City------ 81
:. Carman Harriet. NeW-YOrk City,. B.
Joseph HerEbers. - East I16th-st-...... -
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Charles F. AsOr. shrub Oak. y T----...- -
Dormaa T. Comet. FleHliGgtOn. y J..--- -
F. VI. HaIsev. I25 ". Grand-sS-, Elizabeth Is
Louis {. ArfOn. 90 EIdr1dGe-st.. City. -
Miss Fl. c. Vincent. CFU=ers-On-ETudsOu-- -
JuR4Us Browne, 152 " 5TUh-zt-- City, -
George E Briggs PeekskiII. n X---...-- -
Henry c Ward - Wslt-sE-- City -
J. h Light, jersey CITY High school,. -
John Henry Hull. lawyer. Il Park Row. Fl
Albert Z Waters 2r@=2 B'yTay. City,. 20
DE- John J. ARaasEssTA =s4ss AdeIphi-st--Bkn- 20
VI II = Affecz- 1tss u OdvvOrth-st- T'hz'rs Is
Dr. William n Ross, Bren ntvvOOd. L. L. Is
Hugo Won HuZen- Lake Waccabue. v u. Is
J. Gould Fitzpatrick. Bedford Park. y. Y. II
Frank George, PeekskiII. y T....... Is
l. keeTer, lmanaEsrl- NO 256 Broadway. u
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Chns- P W alley. 8 SPruee-st-- City IA
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y. H Mooney. - JaGues-st-. Railway. v. j. Il
Rev John RiPPere- PatchOEue. L H.. IS
Chas- R. Keen. 266 West &3d-sr-. City - Is
AdOIph Lienhardt. staPieron- : l. -,---..- II
W. ;. BDffam. DObbs Ferry, Y. Y.......... II
John Wilcox, Milford. y. T..-.......... II
Aug T. Weisse, Yorktown Heights. y. T.. II
Rev y Fred'k Van H0-sen, Carmel. y. v. 10
Mrs r l. sweeney, 81 COnveut-eEe- City .
Edward A. RO5fnsOn. Mount VernOn- q
DR.. J. : ViRs0a. 20 PennfngrOn-sr NevvT< :
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Guy Murray, summit y. J..........-.s 3
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J. z. Hu2EerfOrd. NeyF-yiIfOrd. Conn. 4
Harold T. Knowles SIS ~. End-ave.. Civ 4
Fr1nciz CassOt. I49 ". 9Orh-st- City,. a
EPhraim kSlfnyer. Brooklyn y Y..,.. a
Z. c. Moody, - Pine-st-. City 2
Henry G Pitney, MorrisrOTvu- y. j.. ,
l. Il Carter, 116 Brooklyn ave, B-kIyn... =
Z h KELSEY, East Orange. y. J........ 2
whitney Lyon Automobile Club. i.
George II. Keller. MODtrIAfr, y. J...... 4
J. J. De Young. 3z7 r. 21th-sr-, \. Y. City. \
Edgar H Booth. 45 WIIEiau-st-. Ciry....- 4
W F. Burroughs. LOSS WOOdrun-sr-. Cfrr \
Martin h STAFFORD. 80 W. 9Oth-sr-, CITY. \
James j. " aIsh. West Chester, ~ Y.,.. \
Peter Giisey. 55 Liberty-st., Ciry....- =
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Evening star., 1900-10-13
Good Trusts and Bad.

"'Question 3-If some trusts are good and
some bad you tell the difference be-
tween a good one and a bad one?
Question ADO you know Of any good
monopoly in private hands?
"'Question 5-Do you know any man good
enough to stand at the head Of a monop-
oily and determine the price OF that which
others are to use?
"Answer-Mr. Bryan's terminology is
here SO loose that 1t Is difficult to know
what he means. If he uses trust in the
sense Of large corporations, any intelligent
man must know that there are good cor
porations and bad corporations, and the
difference between them can be told as
readily as the difference between two
wealthy private individuals. AS for mo-
nopolies in private hands, patents are such
monopolies, and If Mr.. Bryan means that
all monopoles are bad he means that pat
ent laws should be abolished outright. Does
he really mean this? If not, his words
mean. nothing.
'"The undoubted evils connected with some
partial industrial monopolies will never be
affected in the least by an opposition until
in dealing with them their opponents learn
and practice both precision of thought and
precision of statement.
Question 8-Do you know Of any good