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THE TARIFF AND LABOR.
tY_TY PROTF.CTF.D MANTFACTUREBS PAY
EDGHE3 WAOIS.
THE UISTOUY OF B-RRL RAII.6 TO RF. RFPEATF.D
IN THAT OF TIN PLATES.
Io the Editor of Tbe Trlbune.
Slr: I have been readiti:: your paper durlng ibe
ia-; roar. i wonu be plaaaaf aa Baaa Mr. Harr grre
Iho toUowlag qaeaUoaa teaae aUaaUoa:
Wrat M ibe prices ol . oods made in the l nl.ett
state.- Hre not aaaaaeal ty reaaoa el Ihe RmB ua.
wtcre do tlic I'nitsMi state* ni-.r.iifH'itaren al iBaaB
goods .ei tha BiaoBP lo paj alga arageel
OeooaaV?II ereaeetlea awai parpetual blgB wag i
to jlawrttag Rlaian. ioaa it aal alao aaaaa pupatnai
high prleai 11 ao auaeral j
TUinl-VVliy aVuld a duty BTeragiug Irom 40 to ? *)
per eent be laid on ,a*li dollar'- worRi ol Uipartoa
prodmu whan ou. Rboran raoelva onlj aaaol VI eeata
on a,. avarage Xor maaliig'- OoOart warlR of llke j
productl ,
PoartB-Il there anything bui tar.rf law* b? compel
?aiifaii. t. pai lo laker ihe aaeoaat wRRB ihe
tarirf aeta Ifeeai l , . ,,.,.. ,._?_ ,
Pma-Haa ti.ere been a tlme iu the lael 800 > ears
who aagea were not iiigher Ib Aaaerka ipor day) taaa
ln okl F.i.p.a.d. ?Rere tlic labon.it; popalatloa is so
dense aa alaaoal to sha-e tbe ground .'
gteth-Wogai belng blgaer bere froaa i*4h to h?o
than it. Eaglaee. cu.d .t not bt- Baaartai to hara baaa
|MI u- ,.i th. toO t?rlft I
i, * ,. .1 a ta-> on piK iron cnliance tbe price ,
of free augarl U ao . how do.- a aaa oa tbe product
ol Jabor laereaae tRa price oi labori
Would it not be bot to hav, a high duty gaaaafl
oa u.o-e lai.ou-i- wbo oooN in aad Bve b] labori
J. E. K1CHOL&
Hattonia. Ohio, EH.pt. 15, 1891.
Iu aaawer tu U* ":st ,w'' ?RRRJR"" ?' **?
Miebola. l woaM *tat<- thal when a new eaterprliBj
i_ _* i.e derelopad la ti.*.- I'nited Statea the diiler
em-e be8weea tne m ioaa of the Unlted Statea and >
of the Oni WarW i? alwaya laaaa into aoooual iu
ii_iu_ Ihe ataaaal oi duty to ia? tevied so ar. to
ins.irc Ihe c.st.olisliin. of tne industry. Before
any Bueh near Induatrj kfl eatabliabed lu this coun- '
ley, gooda ou which the duty -? Unried are. as a
rule, briogi g a. .n;?i'ei prioe thaa tlie _ianufaccurara
of lha i aite- Statea wwuld e-peot t.. reoeive after
their biudneaa l- fuliy eetabliabed here at bome. j
That there laay ha ?'" naiBUuderauuidii g. I will take
an a_a_Rpk tu Uluatiate exaetly what 1 aieaa. Foi
the Jiisi Afteea yeara there baa i>ceii no tin plate |
?M-iBfBfitiirBTl in t..e Uaited Statea The McKiaky
bill plaaaa a dutj ot i l>10 eeata p.-i pound on all j
tiu plate luaaufaetaied abraad and baported iuto j
this eoBBtnr. lha paaaage ol thal bill haa al- i
l-raity ladaced ..vei thlrty differeai eoaearaa to v><
into the umnufaot-urinvt "i tia piate ln the .
Unite.l Stiibes. iH-.eral of then are aoa* makiug j
tin pl-u-. aad a targa auaaber of them are b.nldin? j
exteusive plantti tor the purpone 'ot aKtaiUfaeturing
tbe BBial pktea from which tia plate is made, and
alao iwr the purpoae of m*kiu_ tin piateb. ihe
men who are euteri__ upon this baataeSB are Iht
fecth- aatiafrM thal they o?n mnke tin plate and
pay the lii_rh \va?e? now so aniveiaaJ la thla ooun
trj' a'1^ *hO0 sell the _oodfc lor h?* money tlian
they have been ?old for iu thia country duriap the
past lifV-en yeare. lhey expect to taaptore ma
ohinery and Ihua enable them to prodoOB Ha (J.ate
much Biore Bhaaaly than it has Ihvii prodiaed
abroad. if our people had attempted to stnrt the
tin plate laduatri without Bral Mug proteeted by
tfus datr, *ha farelga praduoaaa, haaiaa an a<l
vanta^e in ebeapaeaB of labor, would at oaee have
jiut dawa the price. aud in that wajr would have
Btoraated our owo people from B-gaging in the
industr.N, predaoly as they dld BO~eral years ago.
With ohhi duty, it uwkes no diSereaee how low
tin wiute may be plaeed by the for.-igu produoor,
in order t>, _et into our markets, ani prevent our
ewa Baaaufactutera from BelUaa ti.eir _,"*'<l-s. he
will be oouipelled t?. pay tlds duty lir-t whleh
?n-iis plaeed ao hi|_h ?s t?> give our mamiiacturcra
an adraatage oaet tliose in the Old World. L'pon
examiiiatioii it will he found tJiat tl.e men who
vrxiir. in this induMiy iu tiie Cnit/vl Statea are Le
iug paid and will l)e p-id nearly twke as inuoh as
those who work at the same bnatnaaa abroad.
The L'niled iStates oonaumea moie tin plate than all
the rest of tlie world OOfllbined. With ihis ad
awtaga la Beeariag our mnrket*\ it wlll uive our
nianufaotiinm the ability to run ti.eir factorictt
Coustantly aud on a vciy large aoale. It will
perasit them t? take advantaae of tl.e
division of labor whleh m (iic,.i>ens manu
factund goodo, ORd ii will aLso enable them Ui
bnui_ int-. fuii play Ametioau iiimuiit.v, which
always impr.-ves BMMhluery, and aii these
thin>;K coiiibined wiii ena'.le them U> make tm
pbte for leaa bbodos 'luvn ii _is been beretofore
aold t<. the people of thU country, and tliey can
Uo this and also p.ty higbei wagea io tlie men
enga^red in the work. The protits, though atuall,
on a very larKe amount of Baaoufaetared goods
make the buamess pros[*rous, when tl.e nuirie price
on a small produotiou would not enaMe tbe Baaaa
facturer to live at all. Do not BliaU-denstU-d me.
The large aumunt of increase iu tlie aupply af tin
plate which will be aasured if our tnanufaeturera
ahould suo^eed in praduelag even ooe-half af what
we oonsume wiii of itseif drive down thc price of
tin-plate all over the world. No doubt the peo?
ple on tlie other side of the ocean will also take
advoutttge of aii in.prove_icutti in u.a.l.incry, aud
they wiii, no doubt, reduce the priee in rValea
aa iaat as it iti reduced over here. Witii tJi.-ir
cheap l?bor they may keep tl.e prioe for many
yeare lower over there than it will be at the iwuc
time over here. But the real qi.ef.tiou ia, where
would the price *f tin-plate have beea had we
not built up the industry iu this oouBtry, had
Tre not iucreaaed the pupply over here, had we
not improved Uie niaokinery in the L'nited bt_tes
and bad we left the uiarkrta for tl.at arlicle under
the sole eontrol of foreigu produoers. All other
steel and iron irood* in the Lnited States for the
laet ttfteen yeara have beeu getling oJu-aper imd
cheaper; tin-plate, which is nearly all iron or
tteel, ha* not been as cheapened. The safeat way
to decide about the future _< to be guidtd by tlie
e_periene4'S of the pa*t. Just so long aa the
tnritt is high enougk to cover the difference be?
tween wii4.ee her* aud iu the Old World, with
enough more added to it to give our own maiiu
facturere eontrol of our BaarbeU, it will always
carry with it something with which to pay the
kigher wages in thla country.
I predict pre.-u*ely the same histoiy for the
tin-plate iudustry that hus been fumished by the
pgBCl rail industry. Our workmen have con
Btiiritly receivrd uearly twioe the amouul of wages
paid for similar work in the old country, aud
yet steel rails have been reduced m piiee fn.tu
$160 a ton down to ^.'.o a u>n here in the L'uited
States, and ira make all we u_c.
The pric*' in Kn?l:..ri<J i.a- alao been aetting cheap.
Br aud cheaper, at.d thc tarilT of $11 BO on each ton
atill enabies our p<-op!e to pay Iiigher waxe* than
they do over theie, and yet to eontrol our mar?
kets.
Wll! the writer of this letter pleaw make a
not* right now?and prem-rve it. Get r.e aTatage
price ot tin plate in the I'nited Stati-s for tl.e
last lifteen years, or for the l;_?l live y.-urs. kfake
a minute 8l il for lefetORea hereafter. ThoB
ascertaiu tl.e price paid men who work in lac
tories paoflonlog tin plate in the Old World, and
then the price paid for those WOrR-Bg in the BRBBB
factoriee in the l'nited Shites, and then \vutcii
the prioe on tiu v'ate atter we have had, say, one
years time to get our (BOWrka compl.-ted aml
ln motion. N?w then, if it shall turn out lhal
our men (-(iiMantiy reeaiva aearly doubla the
wages Ihoy iret, on the othet llde "I the oceun, aad
if it shall turn out thal iiu plute is reduoad in
price, BB that our people, wbo eonaanie .', pur
chase it for leas money than they have l.ecn p..\
ing for it for _e~cra] yean pasi, durlag ihe ttaae
when v?-e Ju.ve BMda none la thla country, wlll
ti.ere !?<? BBythlBg to theori/.e aboBt afier
tl.at:' Wont ihaae taeta, if they ahaii
e.xkst, Bettle 'l.i- eatire eotftraTeagy ? !'?<?
riaely lhal leaaJl has beOO r.-a. he.l with BBOtC
than forty ir.ii.slrie-. that can ls- name.i hrre iu
the I'niie i -t.tes aithia the laal thlrty yean.
If tl.e facta Bhall Bura out lhal way, what i- the
use of aaking how n can b doaa ar wiiy it is
done'-* lf b) levyin;: a tarlfl duty ou oaan
ured _oodi. la tne L.'iile.i h>'at.? we succeed iu
baildiaf up On ind.utry ln this country; if wa
also actually pny better wagaa nll Ihe while tbun
tlicy pa| in the tountrira of the Old World. where
they aradaoa sinniar geeda, and if thr goaaa
Bl? invariably sold to the ultimnte ennsumers for
less money than they paid bef-tO we cstabltshod
the industry: and then, more than thut. if all thia
liesaUfl ln keep-ng in tl.e Dnlted Btatea n larne
i air.uunt of money which would othrrwise ln- sent.
lahroed, wlBrt more deea aaj obb waat 10 know
j abaat Itf How it is done 01 why it Ifl done ia of
Vtry slight importanc , if it actually I*? done.
! Ever since the pnssage "f th" Me.Kinley hill I
' have been trying i<> gel BMM I'ree-Trader to agreo
ti. miopt thi- teM OB tin-piate, ah ;i test, and let
! the rosult settle thc qDCBttoa. L'p to date I have
I yet t-o tuid a B-Bfk nniii who l.us dared acoept the
prepoeUion.
ln ansv.er to the third (piestion, I have to say
tlmt a dnty of 40 to (lo per cent has never been
levied an geoda when our laberiag men reeeive
only 17 per eenl. of the dnty lcicd. That- is
sim'plv B falschool which h.i* l>een reiterated by
I i,o Fiee-Tradcra of tht Ualtad States until some
people helieve it. They not nt thia prcton.led re?
sult without taking into aceount the aetual lahor
that enters iuto all manufact.iired articlrs. There
is hardly an artice to-day in use aaaOBg the people
..f the (Jaited States of wlii'h over M per cent is
not labor. insteed of 17 per cent. What Froc
Tradera oall law tuatcrial is mostly labor.
Iu aiiMver to your fourth question, there is
BOthlnf in the laWB of any nation that can c.om
pel iiianufac.iircrs to pay any tfiven amount foi
.vn^es. The price of work is govrnud in nll
!y the l..w of snpply and demand and by
lan-anding ooadltloaa, and it makes no difierence
whether you are in a free-trade country or a pro
t.'.-'.ii.n country, just the wa-.es paid are never
detenalned by law. We have in fhe United
Btal m such a eondition of labor that wages ranjtc
nearly twice as hlffh in this country afl they do
abroad. That eondition heinK onoe eslablisi.ed is
a* eflectlre, Ladeed, much more ellective thau any
legisl.tt:o:i could make it.
In answer to your filth (jiie.tion, I have not
Ihe tahlCB by me in order to look up anything so
far back as tOO years. I have no doubt that f..:
a long time durlag the enrly days ot our OOloBia]
exiatcaoe wagea were lowcr in thia ooaatry thau
they were abroad. At all evente, wlthln my
uemory, Ihe wagea of people working iu this
country bafe in ail oaaca beaa doabled, in many
eaaea they have been trehied, and in a few ca.ses
wages are four times what they u_cd t^> be.
Iu anMvcr to your sixth question, it is impos
sible far me to see just what you mean. If, M
you intimate in that question, that a low tariff
made wagea hlfhet in this country than in Euk
hnd betweed 18.li aud 1880, then why does n-.t
tlie free-trade tariff af England, which ls still leaa
than the low tariff, make them siill hlfhei ln
England? In other words. il you think thal tlie
lower tho tariff the hlfber tlie wageh, why dora
not free-trade England pay twice as much as we
do, instead of our paylng twice a* much as she
does ?
in answer to your aerenth question, I am ut
terly unable to dtBOOTer what you mean by the
question. lt mny bc a very wisc one, but il is
beyond my depth.
As to your last question, I have nlready
answered it so many times that it begins lo be
ttreaotoe. After we permit laborors t.) come into
this ooaatry from the Old World they at once
become citizenf. of tl.i_? Repnblie und are entitle.l
io tbe adrantagea .>; all Amcricau citizens. Some
regnlatlona may he wise whieh ahould prevent
the laiiniing of *>o liiucli i|jnoranec and srlBM Ifl
tha United States. So long as we pemiit them
to land ou our hhores nnd lteoome part and piTTcel
of our people, I see no reaeon why we should
put any rentrictioius upon them any more thau
were piaced ii|>on your anceeton aad inine when
they landed in the Ualtad Siaies.
I rotad onoe iu Conjrress to prevent the Lngreea
of ('hinamen iuio the United StatOB. Thut was
an en'.irely dlffeient matter fioiu psawing lawe de
priving tliem ot rifhtfl and privi|c_-es after they
have been pcrtnitttd to come and livc among us.
II tin- tarlfl lawa whleh the Bepahlleaa party
have paaaed, and whleh have been in force for
the la>t thirty jreara, are such a bardahip oa
laborlng people, will Mr". Nichola pleawe cxplain
bow it bappena tlmt so muny laborers are con
tinnally oomlng from thc oid World Into this
country? Why should he even suggest that :i
duty bc placed ou labereiB who come over here?
II our workinffmen are in such dietress, one would
think that a law would 1k- neoeaaacy to keep
them in tlie country and _top them from le&viog
ii. Vct in all my cone?.pondence I have BOTei
yet had n siiiirle man H.i^nest that we otight to
liave soma tuetliod of prevent ing people from
golag from thia protected eouatry of ours in."
the beautifnl, elegant lree-lrade coiintiie^ of the
Old World. If the worTvingmen of the Old World
are better oll than those who live und work in
this tanll-ridden country, why do they not stay
there:' Or when they get here and lind out
how much worse off they are here than they were
abroad, why do they not go back? As a rule
people like to better their eondition. If our
working i>eoplo aiC so ba lly u.sed, why the ueed
of ta.v lowb to keep them out of this country:'
B, G. HOfiB.
-?
DEATTl OF flVTTATE 9XBXB.
(.u-tavc Stetn. nnuica! CrtBc of tlie, "Situits Zcitung,''
iTi.-.i Monday ai his nonae, No. ?">.> St, Marli'i Piaoa.
llls phy^cian-, Dra. Lalr.er and Jacobl. g?vc up nll liope
on isaturdny nipht, wjicu jinciiinonia aud blood poUon
liife- Iroai a earbanclc oa Mi left lmnd w.?r<-. farthar
oomplleated by inllaiiimatlon of tlie kldncv.-. aii
opeiatlon was perfornied on lii* hand on Munday morn
ing, tneroly to ense him of paln, as ho wa- a_Ucted
wlth InsH-rt f&ilurc, niakliig it OBOferoaa to admlnister
aptatoa. Ho Oaelarad tin thc laal few davs that ho
liul baea bitUm bv a spidrr, hut l.otli pliv-i'-;aii' - .v
posltlvely tlmt dcalh wu- due to piicuin.iuhi, cimipU
cated by other allnients, Mr. Btetfl harlng been com
plct.ly ran dotvn in henlth.
He wa- bOTB in Iiresiau. Prussin, in 1H40, whera
hi? lather lieW a OOllege professorship. and he went to
sea when he was flftAen yc-,:rs old, Iml rcttirulng two
ycn.s altcrward, enfred onflago. arhore hc mado a
thorouph stn.lv of niii<-!c. In 18UO Ite came to New
Vork and Joit.ed tlie 80th Bew-Yorh Volunleer. in
May, 1801. Tii>- regtaaant left the city for Furtreoo
Mooroe.a _MotB aftenrard, and Mr. stcin foaght ln
nreral battlaa, baaida. acttaa a- wm- correspotident
for tl.e "Otaata Settong." in Jane, i^ert, the irfln.ent
wa. n.u tered out, aua Mr. .-ten, aorcpted thc pla<-c of
nuuicaJ ,-riti.- for ti.-t-.ai- Zaltung," BUlng lt tin
im. death. Hc wa- _!.., one oi t *. * - IrrnnOori of the
Qarnan Veteran A>aorlatlon, a member of Curtis l'.i.t,
(i. A. B., Hlattdi utj-i hc. \'i>ik-f. st vcrcin, aud ?n hon
orary member ..f thc Beethoren Maeaaerrhor. Hl.
ortfe. mIi'.... ho married in IBtW, two daagbtera and
oue s.n: ?t_n ivc hni.
101 AOY.b OVD FEU.OWX ASD OBPMABB.
The cornerstone of tlie ucw iii.ihan a?.v)iiin of tho
Ganaaa <?dd PaOowa1 n .me ht A_ad *>dd PaUowi and
tuphans, at Tnloii I'ori, Wc-KJiesuv (ounty, was laid
ou Monday afu-riioni with ujipropriat. ccn monlc.
Kuilv :i.(Ha> aaopifl wera in aManaanea. Thc corner
-t.H!.. was laid by (irnml Maatpr JmtOh Ste.rn, of Krie
( .mnlv. a Olatad by thc Qrand ofliccrs aad th<? rtienib,'i>
of Canlou Kiold Bo. B8 ol Broaklya, (onitiiander
Wcii.-. and ais.1 Oaata Qenaaola Ba, 88 of New
Voik, Conimander Mafor BfUka, baatdaa trpreACT.tativcs
Beaa siiliord-Tiate h^li-'es. Afler Ihd itena had been
placed ln poMtion addraaaea aare ffciiverrd by Bago
H. HoaaaeB, J. wiiliam Mcyer, ehalr_aaa of tha batU
lag iklilBlllBBB. and K. Maehaaar, secretary of th,; roin
mitte*.
The exerd-M were followed hy the tahitiR up of
(xintribiitl'in* ln ai?t of thr boaae, whleh restiited as
(ollow.: "rphun A.yhtm \~j>c\hU<)i\ ol Brooklyo,
B3.3&0; llitrnionlal Loigo, iU'W. RntenlKuren Lodun,
030. Othat cntfiliui,- - iBBd oearly 8.*.,00t).
fBB bIRECTOR TOM THE ITAUAS OPEKA.
Auinisto Vlaaeot, who is to be HaBaal diraetac ..f
thc eampany at the Metrepelitaa Opera Etoaaa this
wlater, amrad bara Bam Bari. Maaia. aa tha
pagnr. Me baa beaa dh-.-. tar of th Bari. Oraad
Opara iiouw, and iayi thal when ba Baaawd what
arUita bad been cngafad for the company ln (A-__rlea
be laatgaad his ;,'ii"- la ruris ut aaoa and aeewptod
Mr. Ahbey'a flaTar ?>f tha Minii.r plaea hen>, and hc
was morearer proa i U> do ao. Tha BMmbaia of tba
eampaay wU ba here in a _harl Bme. Th Qaacagne,
whlob ls due on sund.iy. WlB brlag Mnic. ivtti_ia:,l,
m. Loih. Mll-. Jaaa ia Vlgaa, CHa-dal Ortlaal, >i(rn?.r
Vaxuii, MaK'inl <'<il-Ul. M. MaHaBoata, slirnor C-a-OOW,
Blgaar ('anien., .lulc.s vinriie. .s|r'nor BarbaBnl, Lodavteo
viviatti, Bicnor Vaarhattl, signor Praaetdl, Loah
CaiioCor-C M. Craekloa and Mme. Hetmolraff-I. Otben
wlll aall ou vuriou. t,teamcn> wlthln a few woelu.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
IiEPUBUCAN^ CONFIDKXT OF VICTORY.
| LF.ADINV. poiJTICIA.NS RIYR THF.IR RRABORB
FOR FJCFF.CTINC. k-OCRRS.
nmlial frl To.-_ewiinB aaaaaaleaaa ?hmughont
, oMo are coaOdool of vletori ne_l aaoeth. te-Cou
neaaaaaa MeJviUe U. lioottaaaa, ol Bryaa, who na*
! represented Ibe Vlth Matrlet In Ooogreai tor
1 lema, paadleta BepobUcaa aaeeeaa l.y al teaal 18,000
plurallty. Haaaya: -la?y Jndgaaeal Maj,. m. k...
ley and tl.e cnlire K'pnbli. :." U-'k-l wlll be el.-.-l. BBd
1 BBttaaaaa aaa PBuelty floaaenrattvely at not b
than 1H.000. Mv rca-on- brb-fly are the-e: Major
M.KInlcv 1- v.-rv popular ln the sUte will. men of all
part,,-. Tbal ne wlU pv,- .,- a aaa*, rtroog aueleee
I nomlcal Bdailnlatratl B of Blala attalrs. If eler.cl. ta
tbe gncrai fecli.ip aii.ong tbe rotgre. Hla opponenl
undoub.ediv wlU be ...t to a greal azteal la immiiton
County, and Democrat* oulaMo of HaaRR m Couaty arc
i? a stat.- af apathy. Taera R bo gaaaUea bal lhal
Ihe cnaspeefl adn.mntrati.- laata aflah- bai beea
?,..-, axtravaganl and Ineffl.lent. The Btaet wa- ..my
.nd fr.u.i lattlag its ohlgettoaa go t.i preteet by tbe
dirert ta\ refunded b] a BepubUeaa Coagraas, ao greal
aad baaa Um wmMbI approfrtattoua od a Democea*ie
,; A-cinblr. Taera ll a RORBg nnioiig Ibno .bt
ra] laapayara, Deaaeerala aa aaU aa RepubUeaai, taai
M _ Bboad the npht tlme lo ehaagB lha pragraaune bj
aleett-g Rajor .MiKmb-.v and _ RepabUcan Leglalature.
in Um Rcpabtteaa raala there le ananlmlty of aaaBng
and eetaoa. Tbe geaaral baltog R Ihat wa wttl eleoi
our Republican BtatB Uchet 8_d tha (iener.il A--ei.it.ly
and then ahoooe B U-ltod Btetea nenator."
Congre-m*.. W. H. Baoeba, of Chonton, say*:
??The Republican* will undoubtedly rnrry OBlO by a
good majorltv. Majer ReBtnRrj wlll aol only poll the
full Kepublnaii v,.le. but wlll run I.ad Of tbe Uehet.
1 think (...vernor CampbeU will lo-e a fcw VOtOO all
,,ver the Btate. Oaaipball'a admlntati-tlon of State
allalrs ha- been an 8-1-8 BBltere Thc Kepubli.an
of tbe Stnta are unlted nnd h.iinioiilou-. and l_ttU? Be
ter.nined tO ? :.rrv U.e BtatB ...ul eleel I RepUbUOaB
Legl-lature. Tho fi.rmer- will vote :.- the| bave
u-uallv done wi.b Ihe old pnrt.e-. Tl.e aUver ebUlM
?, ua Democratic platfortn wlll aiidouMedly imrt
,l,,ni lo -'.me extet.t, but my e.\perirnce la OBlO U
that the DeaKMsratte party car* but little for pR*
form- A Bava majo-liv Of tha people Of "liio aro
(oi the tanti. ..nd in favor of Ihe RcKlnlej bill.'
"The RepBbUeao* wlU be Buccaealul thla year
ln ohlo." w?i ax-CoagrBBaMBB Jaeob RonMa, ol
Toledo, who ta a praetleal faru.er. ORkwbohlera
M ,,,,i?k. ,., pe4 n.cu B?atnaled to the LegWature
-ho wttl vote for .tohn ghernuui tor Benator. raew
are many others of tbe ..pluioii that hc ha- been iu
.hc benate loug enough, und thal we eanoot aled a
lecond Benator whlle Bhenuan la ln thc Dnlted Statw
Major RcKlnlej wttl poU mnay Democra-c
vote* oa acc.mnt of the free allver pkuik In tl.e Deni
ocratlc plalfonn. Oonaervatlve Democrala aay thal lf
campbeU I* eieded on thl- pUttfom U wouM ba aa
iu.li.r-.-nieni Of free -ilvcr, nnd tl.-v w.,uld n l be nble
,? rarry a Ragle donbtful Btate, and eould nol eh-.-t
a i-rc-i.ici.t in 1800, and ibat n would Ik- better if
Campfcell waa dafeated wlth free attrer. Bo far as i
Bava lalked wTTk tamera m n.y oM dlstrlet, thej
...,u li be well HRlafled with tiu- McKinlcy bill, ex
,,,.. itrong Demoerata, who are wllttag t> have pro
tccOon for Bhelr produet* but wanl all other eoa
n.odltles to eome In fn-e. The RepabUcan tennera
av that tbe bill glvea aa proteetlM agalnal uaoy
Importa from Caaada. We get good prteee tor evory
thlng we sell, and what we aaa BB Ihe farin i- bceom
ini cheaper every rear, asc i>i bibor."
F. r. u. Albery, eei la ? ol Um Kepubuean Btate
Kxeiutive ('.unnii.t.-c and a pronlneiri towyar, aaya:
"Tlicre i- very lltilc doubt that tbe BepobUcaUl Wlll
ats. l eattmate ReKlnley'a niaiorlt] at nol Roi than
_o,oot). Thla c.ni lu-.i.n R arrlved at after careful
?tad] ol tha preaeai Otuattoa and lr?iu mne hmlllarltj
wlth tne poUtlca of tbe siate diirin_ the laal ton yeara.
j tntnh we had a na. h barder nghl laal year ti..-.n tiu-.
The iltnatlon laal year, from a baalaeM itandpotnt, waa
very nach woraa taaa it la aow. Ihe aarta waa a
D8W :.nd untrifd tUng, aud many peOptC WBie fnphteiied
i,y |ha bttaa ery ol Ugh price*. ln mbm eoaununlUea
Ignoranl people arere led to belleve that all aiana
laciureil COmniOdltlei would be douliled Ifl prtee, and
had beea no opportanltj for |ba lariff to demon
-i.it.- it-df. Thta year the bUBlneaa altuatloa la ran
iniirh itnpi-ovcd. Prlcei ba\e not laereaaed as i>:?
gleted by Democratlfl ipeaken and the Democratic
pttaa. Panaera have Immea - eropa and are r'''ttni?
inimenoa prteee, MoR of theni have all tbe noney
they waot, or the eoalralenl ..r it in their barna,
and tho etTort made by prefea lonal toraaara, who
are simply "farmlng tho tanner," :.- lha aaylng la,
bexo will amount to very little, exoepl ln certaln
loialitb-s where it wlll Injurc the Democrat* aa much
a?. a doe- tbe Kci.ubii.-an-. Tiu- protacttoo prorided
f..i- hv thc M.-Kiniey bill i- provlng ItaeU beneflclal
to aii Bioaana Deaaagogf b.v about bad n- day In
im- line, aml i do not aaUdpate any greal harai te
the Reoabllean part) on Ihat ground. Ihera la to
murh dteaenRoo In Ooeernor Canpbell'i party that
ha wiu ..ot by aoy aiaana poU the foU OaoaocraUc
vi.t<-. A pramlnenl dnelnnaO Democrat, aa ofllce
imidcr ander Ihe Cleveland Admlnlatratton, lold ne
recctitly that he thought the mujor.ty agalnR Canp
h. U la llamilton ( ouiily WOUld BOt bt le-- tiiail 10,
000. Thaaa li bo dlaaeaeion In the Rapubllcan rank*.
vou may -ay thal the RepubUeana af Ohlo wlll nol
only eteet their full Btate ticket, but that they wlll
liavc a large inajoi ty in tbe .-!nt<- !.?_ .-lat.ire.''
I). ||. Mit?io, of I hlllicotlic. who rcpi-'-.-iit- the Vlth
--ciiatorini Di-u.. t in lha btate Senate, und who waa the
BepahHeaa load.-r la Ihe Benale, oaye: -Tne Repub
luan .-tat.- tu I..-: m OhlO will, wlthout doubt, be elc ted
tin- fall. and ibOOM hnve frum 25,000 to r...,(i<.0 mn
jortty. MeKuttey wlll poll the full Bepublleaa rota
and a good manj Democratic vote* bcfWes, Uovernor
CampbeU ^ill nndoubtedlj loae man;. Democratic v..;.
ii, iiamllton L'uunty, a.ni wiii nol get any RepubU
eaa voi?* there worth apcaklng of, a* h<- d.d two yeara
riKo. u..v...ii. . . i.n.j.i.-ir- ii.ii.ii'i.-iiiiti.... ba* been a
complete laiiure. and i- wlthout a slngle radeemlng
teature."
Among the n.ii-i saDKuiuc RepubUeana of ohlo is e_
Scnator W. 8. Kerr. of Marulleld. lie ?ay-: "Judg
lng from suria.c indlcatioua, there is no poUUcal ti.mK
more certain than that Mi Klnley wlll be elected GoV
ernor bj B in .*t i-espectalile majoilu. It svlll ..-r
tainly reacfa ao.OOO. McKlnley wiii poU tbe fmi part]
Ktreng?i, and ln locaUUea, probabli Mose be al ionw
time represented In Congre**, he wiii get a respectablc
vote Broai tha Demoerata. He baa lower polltlcal
enemloa In the Demoerattc party than any promlnenl
BepubUcan l hnow."
.Maitln A. Fi.ran, of (levebiiiil, fonncrlv a Dot?O
erattc member ..f Oongreaa, uya: ?? l do doI belleve
tiiai Oovernor CampbeU w.11 be re-elected. Toglve my
rca-oiis fur thl* brlief would take more tlme than I
have tt my diapoaal. I am Incllt^d t.< tl'lnk, however,
thal the Republican party wlll fmi to carry the Legla
lature, and thut the De_tocratlc party and tl.e AlU-uee
?,ii have a maJorlty iu thal body. The People'a
party, In my oplnlon, wlll poll bal a eery smaii fractlon
ot tne vote. for Oovernor.
CF.LEDUATISG AS AXBIYBBSAET.
Tbe fortietb imnlvcr-iu \ ad Si. Ulk8*8 llome for
oentlewomen wsn eelobiated yeaterday afternoon by
aorrsnaa la lha Chareh od lha Beloved DUdple. Iba
Bev, B. Oregory Llnee, rector ol Ibe cbureb, ofB.
Thc n-iM.rt of tbe Rev. I>r. I-auc II. futile, vbi- jir >t
' d'-in of Ibe bunie, sh< wed liuit, the itiMltution wa- ln
! a proaparoaa oongltton and lhal it oontatoad at pre*aol
! scventy lniiia!.--. Tli.ee TOO?M buve been OOOoWed
iu Ibe laal yea> ai a oool ..i Bd^XM eaeh. The report
I of tl.e board of ?raoaea aauiagera wai rc..d by thc Bev.
I Mr. .-.teen. Addressers were niadc by tiu- Kev. Dr.
? R. W.lpole Wuiien, thc Kev. Mr. I'aiey and the R*V.
! Mr. Lulxxk. The. foDowIng iiflii-ein wara elected:
1 Pre^ident, Mrc II. L BWao; rtoa pre-ident, Mn.
i h.-i'-r (.riswold, ln plac; of Mis. ,l:itne- I'ott, who
I re-tcned on BeeouH ef ii! heaiti.; aeeretary,
' je?<de Voaagi heaaarar, >um C, 0. Rorrioou. A aala
of rarle*?i u-efui articlaa w*a potag on at the hnme
Oartag ibe duy and ka?ohaaai ware aerved In th<- larga
diii.:.^ riMiin. AaaODg Ihoaa pei BOOt were the Rev. Dr.
ghaabiilfnail thc Kev. Dr. D. Parker Korgan, tbe Bav.
>ir. ?ayaoMa, Mrs Jarvia Babar, Mrs TboanM Battar,
Mra. a. R. Wbltnay, attaa Oarohae Tahaan, Mi-,
p, a. (vm-iiiiie, Mrs (ieorge ii. Throoy, Mra, Thaeaaa
i wbittakei-. Ml- I. k. Warraa, Mra, w. m. CBraoa,
1 Mrs. Bobert Uetty, Mra. h. R. lUoodgood, Mra. .1. fJraj
Loyd. Mrs. ji-njamin 0, Boeth Boi Mia, U. M. I'.
lloifman. _
QIYISti TBE Sl.T BEC-7P1- TO B0AT11A1M.
The Ptatldanloehe PoBaaa*) Perata baa aeeMai t?. np
prnpriate the recelpts of it- la-t BMtlval 81 toU*Wa: TO
tbe Oaraaaa Haapllal, Ran Tork, gftOO; Bt, Pnaetsl
rlaapMals Mew rortt,0000;8l Plneeut'i Ho*p(tal,00O0;
Moaat v.-inou Orphaa Aayhuu, 1300; ChlMroa'a Hoaae,
.ler-ry City. #1(H.; Cliri-f- II.. j.ltal. .Ier?ey Cllv. 0100;
ht. Mary*i HaapltaJ, Hebokea, IBOO; College PRwe
Orphaa A-yiui... .?hh): Pioneer Varela, Jereej City,
gioo, Tbe eega?ieatton ha aRo tatanalnad ll
next fe-t.vai wiii be h*M on Aagnal -ji t.. ji. i-i.-j,
ln l.lnn Fark.
glRTTR BBOOEIaTB BA1LB0AE ABEVAL MRBT/RO.
Tbe aanaal m??Uii(! of Ihe BoaRh Brooklyn Ballmad
and Teraalaal Oaaapaa) wna heM yeatardaj aad tha
toUowlag dn-e.tor- ware re-alaeled: laha w. ftmhiaoa.
W. I'.avui-d Cutllnp, .lo-.-ph RiehariODa, F/lwnrd T.
iinnt. P, k. liahi, Oloraaea Btephooa aad J. a. Marrap.
Tbe dlraetora ra eaaiicrd aaa toUawtag o-aaaeas Piwd
itent, w. Aaahraaai rlee paaaMaot. Mta Btehariaaa;
treasurrr, \V. Ilayard CRMlBg. and aBBaOBBry, FnitnU
11. bergeu. The oompany owtu tl?e terralual property
nt nUHr-aaB-ei., Mfe ______ ___t____V
mlles 0. road eomphrfed to Ninth-ave.. Baatt lirookijn.
77/1 FALL IS' PBICES,
nauBia BHiyanBO * labob dbcuvb in two
nUBI OX PIPTT -IX ARTICLKS II
OOMMOB D8X.
"Tln Amerlciin K.conoinisf' has rendered n publlr
Mrrtea by aaeertalBlag thc ptteoa ad aiHelea in eoaa
mon n-c in Oetober, 1800, Oetohar. 1800, and septem
bar, 1801. ii ai-o ,-idd. prieea of th' aanie arttelea
Bw 1057, which are of less valun bdCaaaa UM raiiee
that year iraa aboonaally blgh. a-al Q,"'s ""' f;ii:lv
i.piuaniil thc prieea befen tha arar. The qaoUttona
of 1 MO would have tfven a much falrer romparN ID,
bolag hraer m the aggregate by nbout aaaalxth.
-nt qnotattoa. wera ohtaBMd fn.m 1,800 eor
toapoodanu, wba oollacted them Bnaa aaarohaata. ;...<i
are araragea at manv dlfferent pointa. A- th" Blaeea
ut i... dren wlth qaotationa of each. the iisrures can
?,,. be rerlBed, .md "Tha Aaaarteaa Booeoailata i
ilooa i epopattrta for thatr aeaaraey. In reprintinc
rhe,,, Uie tahlO of "Tln- Kronn:__-t" bas t-een divl-lcd
M :,s to lhaw the ioiiiiMr..iiv- .leclitiu In dlfferent
a'm 'inOB PB0DUCT8 AND IMl'l.KMKNTS.
A.ti.i.-,. 1887. Oefc, um- ?> ?.. ____ s,'?ti,11?s1
\v. *1 19 B0a? 80* towi
P.r ra. ua 1_ _fl JS
DVaw'B ciiin... pelr. 188- ,',!;? ?,;- gj
Kerk.'mrei-ttoW::'.: m* .MJ .?_*? '!;?
Maod-aw . ?8i-i 182^ ? ?J l J^
m',;.m?k .i,a.lll.i**'..'l-M 18 888a 52 00 1710
N.U.. Iron. _> , J_4 ,__J_f ,.,,?,
K^:::::::::!?^ ggt BR B&
llalio Imiiil 0 "a At 3d -" ?
^r.nd'-iode..247_4 142 a. l-':.-., 11680
Shoval . i 17 __* MJ ?<?'?
HMdl . 1 Ll1" '?'" ?"4 -1
tVt -ii .18000 OiOo 00 Oo 7300
WbMlbarrow . 8-8 i 88 l 88 1 40
PBoscon oi tin.
Pratt eeaa. iea. 3 w 73 88 MJ;
Tln dipjHU . 3 _-> H '-3 '__
Un milK pnil. 75. lo'. 1_> f?*4
Tln mllk jmi*. 37U 18. 1?'^ 18
WOOI.I.IV PBODUCT&
BlaakeU, inir. 888 1-8 IM * OBJi 3 J?
' arpeta, yard. 1 80?i _7_? 72Ji BCji
Hlaim-i-.. yard. 70 8??_ 37?. M
Wo , len i lOUUng.. 24 I 0 18 ... 14 ..0 14 _5
l'RODLTTS OF COTTOB.
Bhirtlng, bloa, yd.. I."-i ll> II _**
Callco, Mird . l 7_ _Bh
lilovei . 34'4 2\\ W--8 tOJi
II.i-l.-ry . 17 .'?;. ?}. ?-'"::
..,,_?. BB 82*4 411't 41.
iiir ad. apool. 8 1-5 8 [fi _)
lilimba-n . ----? IM, 10}i 8\
yv*ralla . 1 90s, h.P, 79?* 70J
Sbe Ung . U'> J 7J, ?|??
ti. klog . a-i _ 30 i- * i.
noors A.vn BHOEB.
Uoota . 4 7''. 3_7 3 07 5 78.
. ..Hl B 1.1 ?< I > J 00
BubOei honu. tf<:ii3 810*. 800 8T8*
MIS 1.I.I.ANI.I.IS.
Blndini: twlao, B. ... * 14la \*H IJ,
Hemp, i.-.;--. m. 21 II 14". 11 -
I. i?? -n vaid. f-i) IH _ __ 4Z*
Ol.i l-.tli. . .rd. bl 33 ..'U 81
lfe.rlbuttoiia.do.. -J-1* i.La i*'. *fj
Pli*, i?... r. n _ 8*4 ?''.
.1 - Garrol. 8 80 1 7_ 1 88 1 88
-1 .r. ... Bl. 18. 'J-'4 '-"l . ,f
>:r?* h:i . lood.. 1 ..-. 1 28 1 M llg,
Stia.. lut eo- ii.?u 44 31 i- 2^'*
sjiix-ir, ?-i-ainil'd. It. 1'..'* 'J-1. B^i ?>"-?
Sugar. do., brown. i '? .Hi - -,L
8 ra. lo-.i. oi 38_ ;<? . gvi
vVaaiiboard . n -*':? -t 2'--'<
Wi.-h.iiii . 1 .o 88 88
Woodao pail.. 4. 84. ifl 20a
it wlll be obaerred that only one artiela out ol the
Bfty-.lx i- hlgher in prtco tban "ac year or two yearo
ai:o, oanally i"-ari battona. Tha nlneteen arttelea of
ir ,n and iteel, Iraplemeata and tooli, have daellnad, iw
oordlng lo thaoa qnotatiooo, 18-3 i?.-r cent durlna tha
p_al two yeara; what co.1 010 In Oct4?ber, 1880, would
eoal fi'. 53 in Beptember, 1801. The four arttelea of
tin, whleh ooat W In 1800, would eoal ??:) 28 ln 1801,
niuUl.ii.' thc decllne lf) per cent. The four qaotatlon.
oi woolini prodneta hara dropped trom #4 lo 08 19, ;i
decllne of i i per cent. The len qautaUoai of eatton
prodneta I ara dropped from .fio to *? :t". a decllne of
18.3 per cent. The prodnot. of Irallwr have dropped
from .f;! to 00 07, :' decllne <<i U p':r ,'iit. It:-:. llv. tho
si\iryn nlacelianeoni arttclei tiav^ declin.d ln roat
n ,n, #10 io $13 30, or 1" per cent. Ihe eoat of the
abole Mft. iLx aitlrle. wonld lhaiedore be 8e3 38 ln
1801, agalDHl *1<K) iu 1080, a fall nf 1&75 per cent.
lt inii-i be -.o.l. in iepi.il ... .iic-o flguroa, Uiat, if
aernnitely complled, rrlatlng t., Ihe mbm artlclc^ and
qualltle. ni dlfferent datea, ihey exhibll i graatar full
iu r.iai rpiic-s than l,as occurred ln wholraiUe prlee. of
-i.nilar producU, Tiiis 1- not impo-siblc, becaOM 0
\-r ago in :ui> all markata and st>.rc- wara tirar
kiadod \dtii goodi purchaaed in axpectatlon ol a ntdden
and greai Encreaao in oooMunpuon. Al iiie boath
the icvere f,.ii In the prtce ..f ...;:..n. .-in.i b| Ihe WT< il
the pMittnl fni ur>' of corn, wheal and oata, operaied
powerfally to check eon.uinptlon. It is when trader.
bare lai te itoeki of pood. lo be aorhed mr that rctail
prlcei ara moal Ukely |n be daproned, partiealarlr if
ihn mara n h>. retall proflta baa been large< Uut while
the decllne ln whole*ulc i.n.-cs ti..s been much 1p??,
there in.f- -till bpen lome Call ln mannfarturwl
produclf, nnd on tl.e whl le BH advuine in farm
producta, aa the followlng quotalloni ihow:
KAK.M ri'.ulil (TS.
Oct. 17, 188W.OCI. 17, 1880.Oet.17. 1891.
Wboat . 00 84.7- B107.1- 41 00.1.
. 'lli . BH s;; . s 01.50
..,.- . 24.78 47 :H.:.o
Cotton . 10 ifl 10.81 h.14
i> t . I IS 4 10 500
U...S . I 80 4 70 500
lintt.'r . 14 21 'let
MANUIAII . ItKl) PBODUUTB,
[roa, ptg.. 81700 81700 ?1U7.
ii'.n. Ear. 200 . o<> l 70
prli t clotha.. 8.50 .).'.".? .
1 .,tt"ii -1 " 'tlngn .... 7.-.0 T.L'.')
Paper, new. :t.:> 3.50 3.25
Uaaeed oll. 80 ti- 40
Iu the iiKKreKiite, thc f.irmcr (tcts more for what he
has |0 scll, nnd navs Ic-- for whal he nred* fo huy, than
two yeara ago, l.efore ihe new tariff waa enaete'd.
GOOD WORK FOR THE CITY'* IIEALTH.
The 1.1,ii.-' HeaBh Protaeolra Aaaeclatlea. which
iin~ done -11. Ii pood w orl; 11. thc pn-t, bagan the
eampaign agaln yesterday awming. Aarona the me:n
ben praeenl at the meetlng, which was held at Nu.
11 \vc_t Blghteenth-?t., were Mra. riark Bdl, Mra.
M R. Traatmaaa, Mra, s. c. CHtrom, Mr;. T. B. w__e
iiii.ii, Mi 1. Ir.ii" ll:iil;.,,il. Mi-. Ntfp_t| K.iv.-nliill.
Mr-. M. J. Herbert, Mra. Bather Henaana, Mra, C
Poodler, Mra, K 8. WTyaa, Mla. Johnoon, Mra. Wlartorer
aad Madamti Demaraat.
The Ooanalttee on Btreet Cleanlng raportad thal
wa-- too much aprlnhBng done on the puhlic
ttreeto before they wet ? iwept, aud that garbaga
should b?. collei tcd from the tish baiteb late 011
Nittud i\ nlght, and not bepi over gaaday,
Tlie Btable Befaoe Uommlttaa made a -arorabk
ivport. but the Oontmltte oa t.a- Hoaaai reported that
th_ only way to abnte the auloaoee waa bo move them
out nf the clty. CoinplHlnt h;ul i)ecn nnule al.out tho
4oot from the chlmneyi of the ii\K'',a a.i- Oompany,
m K<Kt Plfty I'.-i and Flfty leeond ita. Mrv. Undlar
raportad thal tht. would be .itiaied.
a oamadttee, conalatlng of -Mr-. Clarh Brll, Mr-.
m. k. Itaatmaan nnd Mrs. 6, c. Oatram, rirtted a
namber af drygoodi itorea to laroatlgate the oondt
iioi, of thc totict and innchaan raomi ftarnlahed f>r tho
u-o of the eavloyea. Tha eommlttee reported that
most of tho otoraa vi-it<.(i wera in good conditton in
this reapeet.
.Mi- Tniutn.nnn raportad that she h:id vi tted :li"
ahbatoira in Chicago during the summer, and that they
wara aot In as good eondition aa timse of this city,
whieh have baen bnprorad greatJy thron_B the efforta
.,f ihe aaoociattoa.
a ooamlttae, eaaahdlng of Mrs. pindler, Mrw. irene
Hariaad, MIm Jahaoon oni Miv. A. M, Maaar will
Inreatigatc the 'i.i^tmti ?t thc ndrliablUty of Inereaa
111K tlie foicf now at commi.fid of tne Boaid of Heo Ih,
rhe ravort wtn i,.- made aaon. Fathar "utrttnfi wtfa
i* tield ou the llrst Tnrodaj of each montli.
WOBK OF the ALDBBM1B.
Chairaaaa B. m. Moipa, af the fommitteo on P.nil
raaOa of lha AMaraMB, whleh ha- i*>?n (^msiiierinR thc
Hubject of aa ordltian.e lo re-tnet the rnnnltig ot
it.-rt.i. 'ai-- ln Elevcnth-Hvc. baiOW Bltlalh at>, b> tlka
Dlghl tiu.c, sald that he Waa not leady to report uixm
Alil.-nnaii M?od's prnpir-iflon. Mr. Morrih, of thc
Vllth Matrtet, muile a >?vere attack upon the com
inltlee on aceount of the dehiy.
A roolntloii wa- Bdaptag ankliif? the ILmrrt of
Katlmate lo appi-opriale 180,000 for niulntuliilng ono
Ot more publlc t ;M\~.
Mr. Morris, of the Vllth Diatrict, aKaln eaUed at
laattafl t<< thc faiiur* of tl.e Behool Board lo piorhla
tamporary accommodatlona for ih.> papll. of flraaimar
-,i?,i No. 35. Ita oBered . -cmiIuM.iii demandlng ihe
remoral ?.f the romml.-lonera t.\ the Mayoc for dere
liitioii of dnty, but afterwurd wlthdrew li.
MICBAKL CARUOLL OOBVtCTBD.
Mirhael CarroU. UM -iii.l- kBOBBl of one Imndred
aiid -i\ty niM.'i -t. aad Jareaaaare., who baa i>?'.'u na
trlal for Mraral daya bobbbb Jadga ntafaraU in tho
Oaaeral Baaatoa , araa eonriotad pealaaaap of paaaaat*
ina a falae elalm lo au inaataaaa ooaaaanr. A tir*
occurred ln th" stable 0:1 Novcmbcr 4. and CamO
lod a ciaini for #_::,(K>i) teaaranea aiieiriiu; ihat
ha had baa _aaay vaiuable baraaa. Aa_tctaal M.
!,.,-. utarnay Maihaan condartad lha prooeeaBon uud
.lohn B. Polkrw. raprraaoted Carroil. The oonrlated
man wa* n-iuandil br lentBaoa.
tWALWWBD tBBBOT TOltOM ABD OlVO.
Lawiaara Faid, a man "f aahMlB ?ke, wim tonaarly
wa* .. veteHiiurv NUBBOa wlth a falr practice, but, tu
yearn ind 'been crtppled wlth the rheuinatism.
dled ln tho New-Vork llospltal jcaterday morniug from
the effe. U of polaon. He had ll-ed wlth hU wife
and unmeirM dantfXer In the hr-i.se >?'<>? ^ **_
Thirty acv-nth-st., and the (Uttightr.r bad supported
her parcnts bv rtressmaKliiK. Karly yestcrday rnornliig
Mr* Ford rallcd a pollcwman Into the hotise and aahert
hlm to suin.non nn a.nbulancc, ns her hu.aba.nd had
swallowed so.no Insect powder. Kh* ?ild that PHi
h,id taken the pnlson by mMafce. Ford ww unable
speak when he was carH-d to the hoapHai, aad he
dled three boara hvtar. Ws death wa. reported by
the iMjlice as B siii'lde.
-?
SHE FAISTEP IK THE If ITXESS CIIAIR.
TI1K Wm OF A MUBDBBBD M\N BRF. .KS DOWS
WTIILI-. OIVX-ra TI?TIM"NY.
The cvldcnie Bt-Uaal Aicxauder lli.ppe. who Ifl
eto_rged w-iti, the mmttm ot bia laadted. IJnaaB
K.ei-clmmr, Wt* beart >"-..-rday by Jadge Cowtag
,,?? ? Jlirv. Tl.e aaaaaof lha ahaatlnB. M ?*?**?
waa aageral KttmtikumtH coadaal ln ternlng Happea
t_m!lv out of doors ?u Ma] 1 BJT 1. IW""* "*
Mr. j.phlne KretaabB-ar. the wife of tho d.-ad man.
oeated mm h exetteineat ln eaait by bar a_aaifeat?
ti,,,,- .,f teettaf. Bha woe -reeetd ln fleap n.ounun.
a?d her taatimony was taterepareed wi.b mci.s aad
graaaa. 8ha maaaaad to metata tha ^^tm^_
u?n bv A-adatani Watrlel Atorney Daate, ?"? wheai
Mr. liowe. the dc,-c,.d,,?fs ecaaaaL had u-k,d Bat t
few qnaaBona, -1,,. baeaaie weattf aglteted and BnaUy
r,,,,,,.. away. Mr. How, wa BOBtpoDad to BBapaafl
thc cxamlnatlon. :,.,1 COari ofli.vr- edeavored to re
Sra her bv applylng .I water to bar fcnhead
She re.r,:.ine.I u?-o,: -< iou-. iiowetcr. and the ofnicrs
Bnoily can-ici thc witaeaa-ahair and its occpant aat
of tl.e room. Mr-. Krc.-ih.nnr soon Hiterwanl KOW
ered eonedoi-eneae, hnt waa oet agala placed on thc
witneavataad. Her taatlaaaay and that <?f her beother
,?? other apaataton of thc ihoottag nerecd ln aU their
ilHiMN, ?nd Mr. ilowe i.u.dc no etfoit to broali the force
of tho katlaaony. .. _
The wllnrv-s sald that Hi.ppo entercd the room
where Bretachaaar waa nated readiinj a new*p?oer,
aud a*ked hli.. why be had tarnod hi- f..-iily out of
Bootfl ln tho raln Krct.. hmar bbM that lt waa
beeaaaa tha real hai nat beaa paid. and Happe aaW ,
?' You wlll ncver tmn auybody el*? aat," and tired Uir~:
,ho.s from hli revolrer. Ona ahal kaoB effeei in the
obdomen. Happa waBnad aat af tl.e room. but
wa- MOa ane-t.'l and broaght l.neW to Krebsrhmar s
room, where be aaa identiMcd by the dylnK man.
wiiiinm Krataehaiar, Ihe leran-year oul aaa af the
dead man. wao ...refully .|tte?tioiied by Judire Cowtag
as to his BBdarataadlng "f Um wttneaa. oath. Ba waa
.jnallv allowl lo tc-tifv. bwt did not pve much .ul
UUooal Inform.'itlon. As MOO a. thc ihote were flred
he ran out of the room and under the table, where the
ofieera f?mnd him toaae ume lat.-r.
i aptehl Cnrp.nter. Detcctivo I>oyle and two poliee
Ofieera tostlfied to the Identitication of the assallaut
and to his -tatement that he had shot Krctschinar
wlth thts Intaot t<> injure but not to kill him. Deputy
Corooer DaaBn, who made tha aatapagr, tewtifled that
one bullct went rlns-.tly through the body from the
risrht to the left "ide. Mr. Ilowe, in his openlng ad
Areofl to thc Jnry aaM that the afeaottag was not
deui'd, but that it was < otumitted ln thfl heat Of 888
lloa and was thcrefore manslaughter and not murder.
THa wltnaaaaa A>r tho defenre will bo cxamln*.- to
day.
filSHOPPOTTERAXD THE REMOXSTRAXCE
BEV-CBAL CLBBOTM-BB THINK THAT ITS PfBLI
CATION DID NOT MF.KT His Al'PROVAL.
With reference to Dean lloffman's lettcr to Blshop
Potter, pahBahed in The Trlbune af Saturday, the
llishop has promistxl to append It to his chaiye, Wh_a
printed. ln ezpianatton of his severc strictures upon
th.^ methods whlch hc supp<se<l had been adopted wltli
repird to tha pnbllcattftn of tho " KemonstrAnce'* in
Tlie Tribune before a eopy had been reoeived by tlie
chlef eccleslastical authorlty. The Hlshop remlnds
Dean Horfman that there was nothlng ln his charge
Crom whleh it eoald be infened tluit tlie "Remon
?.tranca" did not neel his approvol.
Tho Trlbune reporter ha* soen aeveral of the clergr
who sizned the ? B ?n.on.trancc'' and they are of
oplnlon that m-iiop Potter ImpBed in Ua a<ldr?'-s (m
il-llvciwl ln St liirllioloincw's Chiu'ch) that the actuci
of tbe 110 elergymen did noi meat his odbiai appraraL
The eanona of the Protaataal Bptacopal Chardl of
Aiii.-ri. a rule tliat nonc but duly Beanaad perscms ahall
offleiate ln thc eharehea <>f that eoauaaaloa. but thls.
lt ls maintained. refcrs io refiular and not occn
tlona] Rtlniatrattona. iii-hop Potter, ta tho .ermon
refarrei to, waa anderatood b> say laat if the canon
wara appUed h> the miniatara of the Protestant
ebmehaa oth? than the Bptacopal Chareh, it would
al-,. oxelada prteata and blihopa of the Syrtan. Ar
uicnian and Oreek ehnrehearWbo hara been from tlmo
lo time Inrtted to adnieter to both the Aagttcaa nnd
Amerleao Bptacopal eharehea. To this the Hi?h
Chnrch olargy reply that while thap n.galaa tho
rd.r- of lha sv.i.in, Armenian and (ireek OaWgy,
they te not recognlte thoee of tlie i'rcsbyterlan.s, Con
giegattonnHita. liaptisU and Daitariaaa,
Tlie Be". Dr. Baioafotd li uudoistood to havo sald
that when hfl Inrtted Dr. Lyman Abbott and i/ttiers
to tuke part ta his benten OMTleea, he did so with tho
?onctton of BBhop Potter. Dr. Dlaugu, a_o haa
just reatgned from Holy Trlnttp Chareh, Hariem, wa?
also an oitcnder In t -mpany wlth Dr. Newton. Tha
- of the " -Semonstrance" believe they have
awaheoed aaeb a decrce of totareat ta tho matter
tmong church people that the clergy of New-York
will be reiaetant to otfend durint? next Lent.
Tho -Beaaonatranee," which was iirst pubiished in
The Trlbune, waa Intcndcl for publle penisal and not
merely ns a ooaunnaleattoB to Hlshop Potter, for the
Diooeaa "f Bew-YotB was not tho only Dlocese which
had piven ctiiitenanie lo such supposed " lawless
mc-s.'1 Dr. Etataaford, Dr. Stanper and Dr. Newton
were ln good company. F.vcn Blahop Whittaker, of
PhlladelPlda, had t-iltcn pnrt. with Methodl-ts- and
BaptUta ln ? Good Fridaar Mrrlea. Tho - open remon
utrance," it wai h ped, would reaicli the City of
Bnitherly Lovo._
TO MAKE GOOD STOUT'S FORGED CHECKS.
THK M.VNHATTAN COMPANY BANK WILL TAY THE
PVUi AMOL'XT TO BBBBKTT, HOl'KINS B CO.
Tlie Manhattan t oinpany Bank has detided to pay
over to K.ictt, Hophina e Co. the iiioii.-.v jKiid OB
their checks on Ihe forped iiidorscuicnt.s of tho do
(aulttng cieru, Thomaa ll. st.mt. withoat walttng for
mi koearanoe "f relmbaroa__ent fn>m tlie HaUand Tmst
Company. it is anderatood thal lha bank has eredttad
Kennatt, Hopklns ,v Co. wlth the amoaat, aml ihe
money wlll be paid" to-day by tlie brokerx t/> their
enatomar, Iharnaa '? Brlgga, who was defrauded
throngh Htout's -t attnga. Thfl qaeatiofl of the .stocks
ln diapute between Mr. Hriu'us and hl* brokers haa not
i)c?n amleahty arranged, and may tto v> the court*.
President Roosevelt. of UM llollind Trust C inpany,
v.i.t reoterday that it was not aattl Priday that any
of the chechs forired by SUnit and pald by his com?
pany were brOOght to llll attentioii. The checks
oamber Ire, and ti.c total aaaoaat i- Bltxni o:t. Mr.
Boooavelt aayi tha. two "f the checka were mbmtttad
t? him on Itist PrMay and the other three not until
yeaterday, aud he did aoi feel that hc could pass upon
the qaeotioo oi t rgory an sm-h a ihoct aottea and
?leclde whether th- trust i..:np:i.iy was llable. Tho
counael tor Mr. Brlgg. aooerl thal the torsai eheeka
?oie sutuuiiteu t<> Mr. Booaaeall toaae Ubm before Frl?
day. Iieyond the dl-pute between Mr. Brlgga nnd
Kcnnctt, H pkini 8 OO. on a>cunt of thc aBDO-BI
Itoleo fiom Mr. Brigga'l BMOaat by Btoat, the renialn
,?.- BOlnl of intenssl to W:ill ^tieet 1- BB 10 the BC
bnowledgement by ihe HollanU Trust Company of n.s
raaponslbiUty apon ti.e forged ehaeln lt pald.
gBXXJBS BO0-N AT AECTIOS.
Thc sale af thfl lil.nirv of llcnjiuiiin M. Stilwell.
whlch waa bemin oa Monday al the .un tion rooms of
.Inmes P. Mlo. No. 4.': l.ilcrn -t.. Wfla BOBttnaOi yes
lorday. Althoagh ihora waa aa a_oay iparahitora and
book-dflalefffl preaeni as on the day prarioaa, thero
wera a-ora pairaaa bayeai, aad aoaaaaaaatly tho
blddliiK wns more -pul.'-d and l.-Mter liibcs were ren
iw.s-i. auioiik Ihoae arha baaghl larga aamliira of
booka aeta 0. ?' Booaor, P. F. Hafha. charles
-n.uish, L. B. Watei.naii, K. T. gplear and James
Conaty. Tha booBa mttek ara axpaeted t<> briag the
baal priea. barfl aoi >?'' ,"','ll laaehfld. Yeataiday'a
-ai-s broaghl ahoai 11,-00, makiBg the aaaoaal rcii
i/...i ln the two daya 80.000. Thc aaia wiu bo txm
ttaaad to-day. _,
rioiTBijn ot -vraryigi nn,
Depuiv Bhaaifl Barrj baa taheo poaaeaaloa of the
ofii,.' ..f lha Ualtad Btaaaa Martaatile Pa.uvu Aaaa
ciation. ai Bo. 18 Aator Plaee, .>n aa atiaahaaaat for
#470 ln favor of the Cllnloti ll.ill A- ..>. latioti for tvut
from June i. The oompaai waa laaorpaaatei ta
1804, under IVnti-t Iv.uila laws. wlth B taollal BtOCk
Of 800,000. Audrcw L I'.il'loi. tieasiuer of tlie Amcr
Icaa lubic Boeieay, wns ihe lial praaMBBt; ba woa
Maaeadfli by W. X KBrerl ?ho waa .uciwded by
Doogiaa ii Laaaa. lha Beaaoal Btaatdeal
Tha gBertfl i.as raaatraO aaaaattana f?r too?, acainst
Harry (i. HOBB, tiadlag as II. (i. Haag B t'o.. nianu
taatararaf bal awealaai Ba. 1*8 loaib nfthara, iie
beiran business ln May laat, IBCCflfldlng ThOBBBfl Bonan
A ('?. and tlnlmed an invctmuut of V7.0OO.
SHEEHAN IN ERIE COUNTY
IFIft BOAST THAT HK WILL kTN AHEAD Of
THK TICER.
8t;;PF.CTF.D OF DRBMRfl 4aAIRB| THE u
DI.MOCRATIC NO.MINATIO".*,.
HiirTalo, 0(8, gg ppaaaelk -The sheehan
of K.rte Oaaalp are l?ending all of their enerifle*
carrylng B_8 county for Willlani F. SheWiao,
Tammany linil candidate for Lleaieaaat-ao
To that end they are worklng 088*0 and nall,
iiul day, and ih;y are BBsVtag lt to the
Democnts alone to neeure, if po*?lhl<?, tj)r .
tha ixuuM-raui (it, aad eaaaef Mahgaa, Mr
ha* niadc hi* hrag that 88 wlll nin 7,000
Ma lickot In Kne Coiiuly, and UM only way tfcat ^
can do that I* 88 trade orf the local ticket. yja
uridouljt<*lly, he ls bound lo d,, and it woaal __
HUprloB bl.-> eriemle- here, tbe <i-(e;a..,d m-n, ta m
him do it. In the br,: B-M8, it i ? a v rt!.-d f?rt 1%
if both Mr. laowar .i ui Bpaahat sheehan aaa eiectai
Mr. Flower will bc (.ovemor Iu B8BN 2
gha baa wiu gtoeet lha Deaaooratk gtaia p.n.y mM
I mtroi the pen that wlll put B8W law, up* ^
-tatute book-. lf tlllH I- not true in ra** tf ^
election, lt wlll be the tir-t time ln hla '"?""? '?' sjn,
that Roswell P. PRrwar ever ae**d f.r bhaaaM _j
niattT of fart, this BlfBBBOBl la fn-.-lv u-nl aT j^,
ghaafeaB- aapporlera to ?.-t b eertBla kind of yg,
for him. It to not BJtveO o.n opeulv for tl... publfca
know it, bui ii :- wblapered vaJattj h_ g_? _- ^
tbose with whom it niltrbt po--ii.l-, bava M8M w8A
Mr. Sbeeban's friends know that lt would be dJann^
ntdied to his camass to hav,- lt -j.read broai^,.
IhraaghmO Iba 6t*aa tbal Roawin P, Flowar hogaaj
-enTed |0 88l rucivly as aii BBtBOMgOB and ati\t m
Mr. Bbaebaa aad bR Taaaaaaj paiM tn
wlres. Mirb, however. la th.- 0*0*. If Mr. _!<?.?_
should bo Btocted ..ovemor, and 8881 -pring or m_.
nier receive tbe liemo. rai.ic i..,minition fr.r Fr,
he would be conipelled, in fnllowing the e?.:.>_p_
by Jlr. Fassett when he wlred hla rralgBBlloa gaQa
leetor of tbe IV,rt of New York lo r
his own when he 18881 ved the Tammany H?11 _o?
ilinUon fo: (iov.-rncr aud raalgBad his NB| la Caj.
(ii-c.-s, to caii tl.e LagtoBaakra logetber and to mm *
it hla raalgaaMoa aa Qoeeraor. Then, if M*.a*i H
elected, tho ExectiUve rhair will be oeea|
man who is responslble for the eettag steal, ?^
paased the Hlack Rock Ilarbor bill with ?1xty_o?
\i.te-, wbo stood hatwaaa tbe Conatitattoo aad ua
right of petitioli, and wbo' entered IntO a v i. |oa* srfca*
to depi-lvo ibe friends of Mr. < >w i.n.d tliroujihoat tl*
btato of the rlght of IWpreaaatattO*. A man wlU Ui
rmignitleeiit reeord wouM aaabc a u.odcl ..overnortn*
Tammany Hall's point of rlaw, bul from no otter.
Thc laeal eoataat in Buffuio tin- toU i, of nniW^
Interest, and it will have tho oflaet of ?ttlnf ott
an extremely large vore. Tbe B8W Mayor, under Ue
new city tliarter, whteB goos- lalo Offa I the first aa.
comlng- ye?r, Inir. Uie uppolutiuent of oRklata *_*_
eithcr put the eontrol of ihe city gavenuaoat lms_j
liatids of K?od men for many year- to ...me, or a,
tbe bi.iid.H oi n.en wbo will (Oiitrol it a- Tauimaoy |^
controh* New-York. tjpeaker BhBBbaa i- the bo* _
little Tamrnnny here, aud glRRngh hi- men do i*
now coi>trol the city g*~8U-B8a8, srive bim tlie pw*
beblnd the Executlve chair ln Aibany, with the e__
patronage of this part of tbe >tuu\ and he ioaa itil
wrost Uie eontrol of the kxal D?-m.w naRe macrutiifroa
the bnndK of thos* who are frienrily to ex Pre04eu
Clevelaiid, as he dld last aummer Uwaagh a rbaofeh
tbe mles ^*r Uie party manaKement. ThU r__p
-hut out the Cleveland delesiate* from tbe >iaU Coa
venrioii; and _ltlM>uKh th*) bo_> of hule Tammany ta?
kindly allowed another ch_nge In the rule* ro h
inado, what he once has done he wiii again ittaaR,
if th* priae i^ only large enough.
The Democrat- have renominBted Mayor Charte* F.
Hl-hop, who is a leudlng Cleveland man, and *_
has a large buslness wlth a lori?- purso. III* electtoa
two years ago, wa* due to a spht ln the Ke-nbllrai
party. Mr. Bithop's ?*reer as Mayor ha? not been R
the best fln*nclal kind. The assessed valuatlon of tau
rtty 1ms lncreased during hla term f_i,OO0,00O, ul
tbe ta-x rate h_s gone up 01 76 ou Uie tbou>and doUaa
Tlils wlll oporste strwiKly atralnst lum, erpolally whea
so much money must be speut under the new rtty
charter. Therefore, lf he happens to run behlnd -.001
ot 3,000 vote*, Mr. Bbaabaa and his fr.enda can saf
that, owlng to Uie llear of his extravagance, the hB
dependent buslnesa men dld not vote foc him. Tlie*
too, lf Mr. Sheehan runs ahead of hU ticket ln tia
city, be can lay lt to home prlde and to sympiUr.
Tlie RepubUeana have nomlnated for Mayor a thoroajt
aoing buslnees German, Peter A. Vogt. His naata
pronounced " vote." and the cry ln Bnffalo u* 8
BBjBaaOt.and Vogt" Mr. Vogt was not known a_i
politlclioia of RufTalo when he w_? flrat nomlnatetiR
for a day or two Uiey hurrled arouiid to rlnd o?t *
he was. Tho mwe they leanied about him and 18
iiu-ii.e-s caroer Uie ruore they Uhed him, aud a_*i|
buslncss men. his nomlnaUon was rcceived wlrk aaal
festatlons of pleusure on all 6ldes. Mr. Vogt a i
inanufftctivrer of refri>rer_tors, ?nd he will poll a pn8f
solld German vote.
on? of the ottioes for whlch the struggle b-IU R
mo-t sev?re te that of Coatnifealoner of Publlc Wort.
The man elocted ro UiU place this fall under the w*
charter wlll kave t_e dlstrlbuUon of au enormoai
amount of patronaire, aud in future ho will be a pv?*r
ln poUtlcs in this city. The Democrats have naoial
irerwiul SaorfB B. Flcld aa Uielr candidate. He t*o?
of the leadlng membcrs of the I'nion Rridge Companj,
and is said to be a stochholder ln be liarbcr AspW
Company. llusiness men ferl that he 8
too closely allled WttR euterprlsc* wUtl
wonld be bemetlted exceedlngly iu caie lw
ls elected and has Uie givlni. out of tht contxart* for
pavlng, brldge-bulldlng, etreet-cl-'anlng, ete, all <**
which would come under hla manBKement as CnnUBl*
gioner of Publlc Works. He 1* not a DODular man witl
the rna-ses. He la somethlng of au arlstocrat, and
whlle unllke Mr. Hower, he bas not taken up ~ia??
stolon coat-of-arm*. lie ts a man whoaa tendrncies ai*
Mke those of Um Tammany candidate for Goveraor.
The Republlcans have nanied Rlchard Ilammood. i
promlnent and popular Republican. State ScnaM
John Lauglilln, who lutroduced ln th* Senat-s the caail
resolutlon wldch caused the deadlock because Go?
ernor HtU aud *he Tammany Senators w.mld not allo*
lt to go Uirough, has been renomlmited bv the Bcdbo
licatiH to represeat this diatrlct for the third 0~?
tjenator Luugblln lutroduced last wlntcr and paas**"
the 8500,000 canal appropriation bill whlch the ixm*
cratic A_aeaibiy, under Use kadersblp of As-~niblym?s
Charles P. McClellaud, of Weetcbe.-tcr County. ?>
feau-.l. Mr. Laughlln will not havo an eas> tlnw. ?
Kt-t back this year. He hiu, a haid tlicht befora ua
nnd hts frtenda know lt. His opponent is R?J?J
Endres, wbo has been a member of itn- AiieaiBir r*
two or three term-. F.udrc. I- aa Blkoad RaorJBOl
and he la a meuilier of a fcarp number of ^"'J*1*;
dtles. He opp.*ed the new iiutral-. rn*"7,:
however. whlle be wns lu the A?emt.lv. aad '"?""',
burt him wlth tbe InteUlgent votar* of baa ?aaag
F/lwanl (laUagher wlll represent tbe llld -x?~f*P._-.
Dlstiict again in the A-.-mbly. und tbe Repiibiicaa
caiidldiile tn tbe Vth Dlstrl.-t wlll up.b.it.lv \* *WW?
The other three di-tri. t- are henvllv lK-mocratlc. i*
sheehan'* old diatrlct, the l-i aaaeauW ??
tilcl, a populnr yOBBg Iri.b Republican ba- bc?n n*01?
for the Aaeeaably. Me has been Indoraed bv ? ""??
ber of labor ortranl/.aUons. md Uie w.,rkliurmcn bw bi
ii,i-t -oltd for blin. lf h" M not BBMtOd he ?U1 coaw
urettv closo to it.
na__tr-lfP- YEARS' ADTASCK.
ARMOg the leeaaa al torp taUoring .--:.. iishmen*
|0 Rew-Yerh noi-.e I- battar known than tboae "f ?|p* ?
the tallor, at No. 771 ll:.,.,.lw?y aad No-. 141 ?"4 '
Uowery. It was a ..uarter of a eantnry ag
Nlcoll flr-t embarUcd in B_a vc:::ure ln -VeW'*V
Sin.e that Ume HPs l.u.iuc-s has UUeti gigBBB- *tndia
warraalod hy his tadr OaoHag, tow prieea aad aaa ?(
nanahlp. in-teivi al one alora, i>e now baa ta i
men-e e-t.?l.li?b.ner.ts iu thl- city, and brancli boB^
in all the greal dtles of tbe c.umtiy.
Mr. RteoU ha- made the niaiiufa.tu.-e of flne cic*
irnt a Baa art abaaaa, Bo waU aaa ha aniiiaBBi?
eomUalBg rapMIH WMB Baa w..rkman-bip tliat ae
preparcl to turn out B 088888081 RM "f '' ""? '
uveive hoaro if aa.ry. la oaake la la aaal rapa
w.-,k. a.d.ioit wcii. a aaaall araaj al aaaphwaa ? *
qalrad. Ia hto Rew Tark aaaayaaaato Mr >ir?
^pto-, ?ver BOO warhaaaa. Tte raaba boltoBag
No'. ^:, >ad 10T a?twaay aad tho aap lear af Jbbr
] InlBg buildlng. at No. 149, 0*8 u-e.1 for 8080800*0-8
"'^..lerate pr.Cs. wlthout svcnlb tog JJ^JfS
always B08B MR rule at 18088 es.abl. 88*8*88. B8IBB
a,,d Wtaaea di.-p'.av al hall ataaaa R aaaad eaBaalBR.
mi tbe atapaa aaaaaalla alalba aad aaany ? 'l;,vfT
2.8 ... SarlBd -08* are to I.en at bO?b abaB*
?rn.. ,?o-t popular aaaaa R btaara. Daa* breaatea
. k .-oat* la aaewa aaet i denuind. ^
.! , ,1 ler stvle- ln marhet ae '''?;'.
a^^rraaWb^
V .,, mell n- Ker-c- BtWl i Illlichlll (-. x
?Sg MrTof'W^c- brc,dcloth?fordra?aallai
taSibaaa rewlved al B08- R ?c>.
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AUERATIOSS IV IU CATHF.VRXL P_il?
At a Baaatag al aaa RaoOaaa bJ Hr wm***
.,??? g_, Div.i.c. ...u. rBB*B*eaf_-aaaajie 80 ??
attetvaBMM ln their BlBOO, but no aolh,n.waa uu?n -?
tue RaaaaaB.

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