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ErY TOBACCO DEALERS. I now ba pt0V6Q by
the MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH : TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, I8h7.-TWELVE PAGEK
yjXTEE CALLS ON COMMIS-
lC ° ’ slOSERCOLMAN
ten M. d i? 7“ 8a ' d abont a lott « wriU
Rnmn? ^\?£ dge 8nd P nbU8h «d. which as-
nricta^ul* th ® P r f ent complaint had its
nftlfa n Ub “P^niMora. Mr. Dodf-e ad-
he wrote under the slings of un-
ju«t criticism, and that some of his ob6er-
I aDllIh „. statistician »o., g e n.vlra Qon.Zht better wHn/ ^ 0b8 ,T
fee™-Acre. B e-n«.uno f Con.iderXintrlet^ “SowThy^
, Interview—other Wash- oommittee in homing who the depart
ment* correspondent's arn
ington Item., Etc.
THE REPUBLICAN REPLY
TO THE PLATFORM ADOPTED BY
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
correspondent's aro
The committee in the afternoon spent a
ties which produce but little tobecco were
so high as to overbear those from the conn-
ore this loriuuuu, ... ,»J. -olv.o u.u. ties in which the bulk of the cron is raised
grievances in connection with the and those the general averse wm ,i
/of Staiistician J. R. Dodge upon appear grettll 8 tIceB Tof“hT ?ta'y
iicresgeof tobacco planted tbis year, by claimed to be facta. They fonnd for Ken-
claimed the tobacco interest tucky that tho returnsThowed a crop of
Iffered grievous loss. Ex-Congressman about 53 per „ ent 0 f that last yew, to
■folk of LontaTi 11 e, addreaaed the Com- J which Mr. Dodge, making allowance in ac-
* stooer, sttting forth in gcneral termB the oordanoe with the principbs h<- had already
-ed ioEccuraciesof the reporboonslsting explained for under estimates, added 25 per
ha allc8 cd • “-°rnl«m«n wi3t otnt - The y “wowed the conviction that no
Ereigc. Coiamnsioner Coleman warmly cu- improper motives were chargeable either
(fling * e ^ Lu’ mkii!?i™ I {p. the oommiseioner or the statis-
it weight given to hid publica iona I tioiAU, bat enlarged with some force
w n of thtir wiSf npon wbttt tbe Y claimed to be the nntrost-
rase of h» twenty years connection with I worthiness of tho department oor-
Cwork. aud repndiatiog most earnestly I respondents. They askod substantially,
Rrigoronslyanysuspioion that improper that official acknowledgment of
XiKOces conld attach to him. A mistake their nntrastworthiuess be made, but the
Ijtt bsve been made in this instance, and I commissioner and sUtistioisn deolined to
[mis investigation would develop tho doeo. Mr. Dodge stated frankly bis will-
%;but shoold there prove t° have been I ingeess to admit in an o oial statement
felt confident that it would be fonnd that tho reports now comiDg in and the in
lie ol the bead alone, I formation brought by the committee made
[ft. Henry Glover, of Louisville, chair- it Beem probable that his original estimate
Vof the committee, brii fly sot fotth the I Q f aoreago was too high, and the committee
bands of the knowledge of the committee adjourned with an understanding that the
[i tobacco men generally tnat the report | statistician ahall again meet the oommittee
the department stated the | examine its evidence, and that then an
.me enormously in excess I attempt shall be mado to agree upon aetate-
j the facts, and asked to be allowed ment in accordance with the foots and satis-
[know what grounds the statistician had {aotory to both tldeBi
, bis estimates, if any. He asked that | tux i'Kiaident's rinuiEU'Uia tup,
!i Dodge be present during further dis- President Cleveland will go to Philadel-
j of the matter, and that the returns phi® 0 n the 17th of Sep ember, to attend
, .. . _ ■ •*"" the aentennial constitution celebration.
He will probably be accompanied by Mrs.
Cleveland.
Its Pra'se of Cl.yeinnd Haiti to be Insincere
anti lu Position In Several Itespeets
Inconsistent with That of the
National Patty.
[tbsdepartment in this regard be sub
La to the committee,
ItjtbU rt quest the commissioner acoed
I jir. Dodge wag sent for, and in reply
■de inquiry made an exhaustive formal
ctneot. ito said he welcomed the in-
o; concerning the truth of the statistics,
[be assumed that the visit of the oom-
W was solely in the interest of acou-
U .cd the publio welfare in the crop.
r " the outset he would
HURRICANE ON THE COAST.
The Wind Estimated at 1*45 .Miles aa Hour—
Damage to {shipping.
Nobvolk. Vi , August 22—The signal
service sea coast telegraph line was repaired
jenkiuny and information has been ob-
,'Z whiiUjeTed insinuations o^Tn-!toined showing that the storm which pre-
that the wtilfperea icsinuaiions or in- ... . ..= N .....
IhrmsBurto, Vi, Acgaat 22.—The
address of the Rfpunlican State
committee of Virginia to the peo
ple it ttU State la nh.do publio to-day.
It is intended as a o uuterblast . gainst the
Uoauoko platf.tm, which it oulle ••in reality
» series of apologies for broken pledges.
It says that it has not beeq the custom of
the Republican party to assemble in State
convention at other times than when' neo-
essar.v to nominate a State ticket or send
delegates to a national convention. The
party has no account of any stewardship to
render, sinco for four years it has had
no oontrul over the administration
of State affairs. Meanwhile Republican
principles have not changed since they
were formally announced by the 8tate con
vention in 1885. The principles of Vir
ginia Republic ms are the same aa th( se of
the natioual Republican party. Having
neither done or emitted anything in the dis
charge of any duty or trnat which needs
explanation or apology, the reasons necessi
tating the Roanoke convention do not ex
ist as to the Republican party of tbis State.
Nevertheless, the oommittee resolved to
rresent this address, settlog forth oertaln
ceding fee's of political history oontradict-
icg.tbe statements of the Roanoke plat
form. and to aak Virgininus.to ponder them
we'! before they egain exercise the right of
suffrage.
It then deals with statements of that plat
form in the order in which they are made.
The ltoauoke indorsement of Cleveland's
administration it holds to be insincere and
incur sistent with the demands for the re
peal of the internal revenue system and the
passage of the Blair educational bill, be-
cuuso the opposition of Cleveland to the
first and his lack’ of indorsement of the sec
ond are known of all men; and, farther, the
Roanoke utterances upon these subjects are
in opposition to the g-ueral policy of the
Democratic party. On the other hand this
address declares that the Republican party
is non- practically muted in favor of the re
peal of the tax on tobacco and fruit, and de
clares that if restored to power it will re
“ l ‘nf I vailed olong the North Carolina coast Satnr- move the burden which these Industries
da, Isat was one of tho most do.truciive have so long endured. Aa to the tariff, the
f"?' tP ', f J?“ 'Z* tbit baaviaited this section for yearn. At platform of the D.moorata is held to be
tong tho estimate was ur just and Ei .ty Hank the force of the wind b!ewaway
_i-L The commissioner was not only far “““ 1
In sad Without .ny oomrflnnioaUon m ^ Thi^nh
L nse but he never attempted in the lhe , ' lud “ l . th ® f’R na l “Litton. The ob-
“ . . I server reports that the furv of the storm
SSSS sjssjsrsfij-jsn
rjsrzpnsr t? ^Its^ss'Su-SFssA
ito suit the present vtew of ,,”1“ p
! tommittee and its clients. He was k'tty 13 ^ f A r fi y
m .Lirsrt Bn „u wrflokeu. lbopokt) were torn oat or tne
sigel with making stioh estimatas wi.h- CKtt)l| broken into matohwood, curried ont
^ He ^ overwheimiog ^"“^.^.“known kTi^SS
Attlee fo, the dlsproval of auoS chargta. I xh™ Au^riMin^biirkHitin 1 * Walter sl'lJtas-
tL ', b f?Ar°t h hnnDht 0! V.rtSluk he tr >’’ *P« n f! leak eff Chieemccomioo, and
Th^ anchored in oomp irative shelter and aig-
uff»hJh. h kJi n? knowl* I naled to the signal store at that point for
h 11 ! ka «°f7«r I Tb ® Baker Savalge Company
°“j; d , “**'!?„,* “° Dtb [have been notified, and a steamer has been
ir- diapatefced to the relief of the vessel. Tho
(3& and coS d 'I*™’ N °'T, C ‘ r °r. n ^
U sot th. area of ground to which J-* ^ U 01te ^ M
I**™ men r / er ' He had early Norfolk, and the steamer Annie, of the
“Ink in' W - •*“ I North Carolina Despatch Company in the
Rly&d^’th“ failure^ hTrit 000^ ^“-
hnsumed to be eighteen mUlion. would F M »t d a y morniDR with , .recking
L *?*? ^ithnnt sohoouer in tow, bound south and shout
»‘B b ‘ »««» south of Kitty Hawk, N. 0.
KgI E.tween 1870 and 18801 baa undoubtedly met with and
lutnordiotry aoderettimato of tob**ooo I TiWfitiTT to tbo diso*
ttel his attention and beo.m. a source lTl.tti.Sht
si that otter and perhaps more seriousship-
pt en and diatribution showed how I j eaiualtle* will bs reported wbao tele.
e p n h ^ta“J? nnl0atiO “ wllhHfttter *“ h ‘ T8
[Hjprrcsnt to the P roduot..Aoex- BaLTI>loa*,■ Auguat 22-The BriU.h
,.: c( thia tendeooy, which would bo I ite(imer propitoua arrived to-day In oharge
t0 , b u fo , nn ? l “ US! L“*[ ot the first made. The vessel eneonntered
i its .editor of Keotueky publisbad # bnrricane Satorday sixty miles below
« testimony of assessors for 1879 0 HeD „. Captain Nicholta was swept
l / an aggregate of M d >! overboard and lost. The vessel was bod
[L^te.fh^nLerRotafo^dlTU^i :^' “ d 0,6 h 0 * 1 * “ d ^ ^
^poonjs, and the commercial movement I ' crciBsm a cusa.
VenTta’'tte^Stata S Havitra. August 20 Tb„e are indie
i to make the census aeuregute. If tions of a cyclone in the eastern part of tho
l*.“ataoriU«, lXd ta** make full I island. Tb. wind to from tho northwest
v-riance with the record of national
Demooraiio party. It tr>verses the national
platform of the party, the recommendations
of the President, end the propositions of
i's nontrolling Notion in Congress. The
Koanoke platform declares in favor ot a
revenue derived from a tariff tn imports,
end in favor of the repeal of the internal
revenue system, while the record of tho
Dtmaorati'i party of this country consist
ently and unwaveringly shows that the
reverse is the Democratic doctrine.
In regard to the State debt the address says
that all that has ever been done towards its
settlement that bss been of practical value, Lire would secure tho principal portion of
p8Ut# innimm nnou »v ■■■■.- IWI
by’6e“J»r“ ^nt7*Md~sU prwlouii I “d the heat to ixcesaive.
bad hern defective, on what author
•utii right denied to make any allow-'
ita ttvision such as proved to be oi
r. Dodge then explained his method of
*'>g his conclusions, snd said
attmiUs under disenuion were
kta aecordance with the uiual custom
IVES A CO’S. ASSIGNMENT.
Jude* Itookrlaser S»yi They Jlnat Disclose
the Whereabouts of MlssUe Hooks.
New Yosx, August 22. -The hearing be
fore Jndge Uooksalger in the Court of Com
mon Plena to-day in the Henry 8. Ives &
« SttSsgar tt0 whero '
-tal'h* 11 tW m 0f torI ? CT Lawyer Algernon S Sullivan asked that
the court dirtot tho mimbers of tho firm of
irom the auditor of Kentucky fairly j & Oo _ l0 tei ufy cunerrning certain
edged the dtfleienoy of the State s booka o( lll0 fl tln no w mlsaing and which
,»hen he aaya: “They are not I asaignee needs In making uphtoaUto-
4»Uhear a ,Miy, gr«Uy ®dd" I ment oftte ssstta sndlUlillttoa of
■in , The original corrected average I , p0 jbu ex Congressman Adams, oh wuw*
la-WicsnUge of l M t year's area, aa »»• L°i ‘ nuJXd . morion for tho dtomto-
• oi.lL ““nty Mneapondents, was ° ( f lh >p ptication under the provisions
10 b 8 b “ "P 0 , 11 ? 4 of the uslgnment set, that an assignor may
) - o» by the State officials, to thirty days to fils
twics aa much at th* M»a l !SL«dutoa of a-n’uts and liabilities. The
b 7 tts eon. m.tlee to be the area j that he would be unable to coc-
I ■*Mw5i?r- o! 8UU w ‘" due* the examination penonslly and would
mg!itag,y?asa jsss;
rit^BrrlA 10 h* neceaaaiy. Tho 1'resld, nl's Ht. Loots Profrmmmo.
"*• hers referred '■/> reports from 6i. Lotus. August 22.—Definite Informs-
ln “ many eountiea, I u 0 n has been received that the President
|»r?« t «M*y rednsad aereage by reason I j Urw. Clevetond and accompanying
lllIr #B * bt Dartv will arrive here on Saturday evening,
I MiuruiUee stoutly maintained that o^tobsr Id. The party will remain in St.
1^®““*"**°“ of senega with product; j^ot, OTt r the 2d, 31 and 4th, mtanding the
ki2mTi°? nt and always the fair 00 Monday, the 3d, .nd the Veiled
he« b y farmer to i> rop het'e bell on the night of the 4tb, and
der 18,1 could never and I i taTB u midnight for Chicago.
Z* f B « d «tat.on be anbaequently re- v ~ m
“*• ‘a extent, whatever might be ITansInl’s Lseeotlon.
ku/ 0 ** *Mch prevailed to leesen the Pssra, August 2J.-Tbous.uds of people
'/ini. . tre camping in the streota, walfing for
iitafcJ*»°“*F Holman, In reply to thto, | exeonlion of PnrxinL
f£ 4 «‘55*SSft.e
*“* ‘ooorreet; that tho reduc- moths, moles. L*C;AtdrugSis
7 u compared with the fora er I “BOCUH ON CJKW/ m
Jt i Jobeeco meo v end not ei com* I Ask for WclU* *‘Rou^ho * hnnior^
^nitg ^pertment'i report. I reUcf.compIctowe.^^--« , cjty,
~ sssjas
THE ARGENTINE RBPUBLIC.
Halted States Jllnlster Itajlesa w. Hanna
Gives a Glowing Aecoant of the Country,
Baltimore Sun's Wsshtngton Letter.
Speaking cf our relations with tho Argen
tine Republic, Mr Hanna said that it is a
matter of regret both with the authorities
cf th.t country and himself that tbo United
States ie so slow in opening up communi
cations with the people of thoSontb. •■The
government of Argentine,” Minister Hanna
went an to state, “to extremely friendly to
the Uoited States. So great an admiration
have they for our institutions that they
have adopted our.form, of government and
our constituliou with but few modifica
tions. The President is elected for six
years and tor but one term. They have n
Congress organized aa onrs is. Instead of
States they nave provinoes. In every pos
sible way they have shown their friendship
for ns. Why, Eogland and Germany have
long been trying to secure an txtradi ion
treaty from the government, bnt have not
yet succeeded, while I returned here with on
extradition treaty, covering every crlmo on
the calendar, which bos been ratified by
Argentine. I bad bat little trouble
in seoompUshicg this, eo friendly is the re-
publio towards this oonotry. There are
many Ameiioan raseels in Argentine, who
will be tnrned over to this country as soon
as the treaty is ratified by us, unless they
escape in the meantime. Winslow, the em
bezzler, formerly of Boston, who to eUtii g
the Herald there, conld be aeenred under
the terms of the treaty if we want him.
There are many others there who have
reason to fear the adoption of snob a treaty.
The government of Argentina accords this
special favor to the Unfed States because it
desires that commeruiat relations should tin
established n lih n-<. They are wi 111,,'
offer every inducement to our thembsuts' "*
open up trade with theirs. It is now tbo
deBire of Argentine to have a direct mail
route between New York and Buenos
Ayres. They offer a ,y American company
$125,000 per anuum in gold to establish a
mail line botween those two
cities, having no stops on
the Br.-zil coast At present tho mail for
Argentioe is delivered at Itlo de Jaueiro and
left to th* mercy of any vessel going to the
river Flatte. It is my experience that com
merce follows the mails. If some American
steamship company acoepta this liberal
offer of the republic we will soon be reaping
a harvest Argentine ia atrtetly a pastoral
country. It hsa no means of manufacture,
being without coal or wood, snd it is to our
interest that they ahonld remain so. For
these reasons they devote themselves to the
cultivation ot the soil, the raising of aheep
and oattle, and other industries ot like char
acter. They drive a great trade in hides
and ooarse wool, and have lately commenced
the fret zing of sheep for exportation. They
do not attempt muoh in the way of produc
ing cereals, for they have no market for
them within easy reaoh. With proper at
tention, however, they would distance us
in the raising of wheat and corn. They oan
■ ito of
Capital Prize $150,000
Jack. on. This letter is alleged to have
been taken out cf the Macon post office by
Thomas W. Fairclotb, who soon
thereafter went to -Columbus, no pre
sented the check to one of the
nsnks (here for payment, bnt found it n«o-
essary to have some ono to identify him.
Hooallcd on Mr. Swift of that place, who
went to the bank end said ho knewtlio nun , 'W?»“**tt» c «rttl»ttalwe«uBerTiseUieatreniie.
who nrw enta 1 the elinok In hs O i- lu'-wt* fnrall the Monthly anil Hemhannnal Draw*
wno preseutea the check to be Tom Fair- icgsof The Loalstsns Htste Lottery Comp.r.y, as*
CIOID. 1UUS SlUll-neil, the check was In person an.l control the Dniwtn«s them-
prr mptly paid. In dne conrsp of time it I setvse, snd that the una pro conducted with ho*,
was discovered that Tty s N ITrireloth hrd Mt *' istritem. A ml in oood faith toward all parties,
not roc, ■-' ••- A ■ V„, v , » 1 " 1 w » ‘nthorlM the Company to iso this ccrtiSosU
notreorived the check, but that it had with fsc.imiios of our.isn»tnr.t attached,
been paid to Thcs. W. Fairoloth in Colum- I advertisements."
bus. Ia the meantime, before it could ho
discovered thot Tbos. W. had personatod
Thos. N., the seid Thos. W. had tied to
pnrta unknown. He was traced by Deputy
Marshal^Walt*r Corbett through the depu
ties to New Hampshire, and then he was
lost until the receipt of the telegram yes
terday.
The theory is that the as ault spoken of
in tho telegram was npon his wife, who hies
thus given him away. He will he probably
brought to Macon to stand trial. He was
iudioted by the grand jury at the Ootober
term of 1883. The Thos. N. Fairclotb, to
whom the cheok rightfully belonged, to in A. BALiV.vi
Maoon and lives ln Meohaniosville.
Many Peoplo llefna* to Take God
LWf r Oil on account of its unplewant tut*. Thl*
diflJonlty hiM been overcome ia Vcott’e Emulsion *
OommiMloc«n.
We. the undcraUrned bauka and bankers, will
paj all Prizes drawn in Tho LoulMana Ktat« Lot*
terles which may b© pnttBM at our counter*.
J. li. OOLKSHT, rr«—Lonixlana National Ban!
P. LANACX. President 8tat« National Bank.
A. RAL!>Wl \\ President N. 0. National lUnk.
CARL KOI IN, President Union National Bank.
attraction!
Jlilliiqi Di-tributed,
TTnpreccdcntcd J
o U f U Over Half a.’
Cod Liver Oil with Ilypopho.phltev. It being »«
palatable as milk, and tho most valuable remedy
known for the treatment of consumption, irrofuU
and liroucbltta, etui rut debility, waiting dlieiee* of
children, cbronlo coagea and colda, baa ciu.f'l, ■ ■
phyalclana In all patta or tbs world to ruw It. Phy- tore for Eitucatlonal and Gharttable pnrpoeev— with
aiotaaa report our little patients take tt with pleae- a capital ot $1.009,000—to wbleb a reaorvo fund ot
nre. Try Hcotfa Emulaton, aud bo oonvlneed. I over $500,000 haa .lnce been added.
was done while the Republicans controlled
the State, sod ell rfforta cf the Demooraoy
since they h-vo been in power have tended
to nneetue audnndo what was sooompltohed
by the Republicans, snd tho rtaalt Is that
tho financss of the Scat* are in a hopeless
muddle. It also charges the Demooraoy
with extravegaboe and mismanagement in
its administration of general affairs. It
throws cold water upon the suggestion ot
Federal aid in tba debt settlement.
Aa to the promised aid fur dliabtod sol
dien and thair widows, it aaya the Ilepubli-
cm party will nciteio every auoh effort in
tho fatnre, aa it haa ln the past,
bnt it warns the people ot Virginia
that it the patty now in power to to remain
in oontrr.1, by its incompetence snd mis
management it alii leave no funds to be
apprt prlated fc r the relict of soldiers and
their willows.
Tonching lhe dennncla'ion cf the sur
plus ln thn treasury, th* people of Virginia
ore reminded that tho accumulation of thto
eurplua woe the leading count In the Dem
ocratic indictment of the Republioans ln
the campaign of 1884, and some farther
epolrgiei end explanations, it leys, will
donb'lexe b* called for from tbe Demo
cratic leaden ee to.wby this ampins to so
muoh laiger now under a Demncratio ad
ministration than it was three years ago.
Saroas'io enumeration is made of the
'•blessings” ei j yed nuder Democratic rule.
Reference to made to the results of lost
year's Congiea-ional elecliins, and to the
receut Kentucky election, and the addreu
cloves as follows :
■'Undismayed by these evidences ot the
popularity ot Dcnicoratio rule, aud trusting
that we may oe forgiven if we disturb the
nnalleyed osppineea ot tbe ocly class of
people known to ts who are in thoerjoy-
ment of theae blueings—to-eit, the Demo
cratic efflee holders— we reepeotlnlly sub
mit this address to the people of Virginia,
ioU-ehopoand belief that before they re
solve to vote again with tbe Democratic
managers cf this State they will ponder
these statements end, recurring to the post,
contrast our praseut condition with tbe
prosperity snd content whieh pervaded onr
land under tbe administration of the Re
publican party. ”
now withont effort rales sixty bushels of
wheat to tbo acre. It to to the Interest of
thto country to gather in some of this trade.
I favor a liberal reduction ln the tariff dn
wool. If it were mode and we had ships
plying between this country and Argentine
. - .. _ ' uoipal
A DISORACi D UFFICBR.
• Z’l?**'- without ad- Correct* 0 Jecsireodo™**^^^.
441 "^e^?uXen e £“£ I f^“rSS.C.l*rrb*ft b ™" affection*. 50c. ..tab/Ln-, lucktu a imu.
The Flrat Ofllcer of m Canndlan Cralser
Get* Drank ami Fishermen
A»»ault film.
Cbabcottehiowk, P. E. L, August 22.—
The Examiner print* the following tele
gram frum Sonne: ‘'Between sixty and
aaventy sail cf American fi.hermen arrived
hero Frdey night In anticipation of astorm.
The cruiser VigllsLt we* among the fleet.
Abont 8U0 men came on shore end began
indulging iu drinking at the bototo. lhe
chi, f officer of the Vigilant fe.l inwitheome
of the drinking partite, end waa handled
roughly. Shortly afterwards he wee seen
l)kig on a pile of rubbish behind the
Amtriuan Eagle, end while in
condition he was aveanlted
American firhermep, hie buttons
and banda being torn iff. N-.ilher the rank
or ineignu of hki position proteeted the
young man from the jem and inanlta of
tba rowdy mob Collector Foley wired
Captain Gordon of the condition of eff airs,
end Sandey morning the Acedia arrived on
the eoena and etraighUned ont matten,
taking the Vigilant away end reptociig her
by the cruiser Critic, The unfortunate
young effloer to very penitent, crying like a
child over hie mishap.
suicide for a Trivial Cause.
Siaaci’t*, August 22.—W. S. Day, of
8peucer, N Y , who killed himself yester
day, oorauitud the deed beoeoae hie wife
refused to got up at' 5 o'clock to get his
breakfast H» waa abont 35 yean old end
owned a 112,UOO term. He leaves a ebild.
His father bang d himself a hi years ego
because the Geneve, Iihloa and Sayre rail
road wag built across his farm, contrary
to bis wish.
Bucklen's Arnica Halve.
The Bast Salve ta the woctet (or Culm BrvtMa,
Sons. Clean, halt hheuu. raver bur—, l.tur.
Com* I Cbopyed Bondi, chill Ulna. Corns, and all bk:n
‘ Eruption*, and poelUvoly cures Kiel, or no par r~
Ittexuaraatood '
their wool trade. They being withont mam
nfactories, we oouhl supply them with man
nfaotured woolen fabrics. A great industry
would thus be opoued up in thli country
and we would be the gainers. It is truly
to be regretted that we aro allowing Eng
land and Germany to get their hand* on
thto rioh country. One hundred foreign
vessels visit Bnonos Ayres at regular inter
vals. Germany leads 10 the trade with Ar-
tlne, but there to *183,UOO of English capi
tal invested in railroads there. We ought
to hove an eyo open to our interests there.
There iejnow being bniit a railway between
Buenos Ayres end Valparaiso, Chill,
which ia destined to to the greatest
highway in the world. It obviates the
passage around Terra del Faego, the moat
dangerous voyages vessel could make. It
will open up sate aud direct communica
tions with Australia and ai l be of immense
advantage to England. We can hardly
realise the energy of tbe people of the Ar
gentine. They have the goeheadativeueas
ot the Americans. As tn illustration, only
four years ago a town was laid out
about twenty miles from Baencs Ayres.
To-day this town baa a cathedral, a mngrdti-
oent opera bouse, and the atreets are lighted
by eloctrioity. It to thriving well and tho
population daily increasing. Tbe history
of its growth to more marvelous even than
that of any of our Western cities. I bad
nearly forgot that they also dag out a canal
leodiDg from the TUtte river to the towD,
which to navigable by the largost of tho
ccean steamers. And ell this in ODly
four years. I have told all tin ho mutters
before the President end Secretary Bayard.
Both warmly favor cloitr commercial rein
tlcns between Argentine aud thto countr
It to my opinion that tbo odmlLtotration
on the eve of makings itrotg effort to push
the South Amerioen trade. They realize its
importance, and will) doubtless, it Con
gress makes the necessary legislation, adopt
apolioy os to Sooth American commerce
that will add to the wealth ot the United
States end at tho same time be ot benefit
the South. Thera to no reason why ail the
repablics should not be strongly bound c-
gather. The Monroe doctrine to generally
r. -pi ct'd in Nuntli .Wrick, and 1 s my
impression that Brazil will soon be a re
public.
•‘The people of Argentine ore of the Ioati
race; their language to SpaLieb. They 1
ii. gr.-nte r luxury thuli uny | t.l.- 1
over been among, and entertain in a prince
ly manner. They have a well-officerad army
u: 13,1'VI r . II slid a lu.vy mm !, 111 »iv«nca
of oars. They bate colleges similar to
West Point auu Auuapuiis, aiurr jvuug
men are edneated for the army and navy.
The dtocipline there to even more rigid than
at onr military end naval aebools. They
have Dee schools supported by e special
tax. The finest echocl buildings iu the
world are in Buenos Ayree. They number
■ixty-seven in that city alone. The system
of teaching to that at the Indiana Normal
School They live in one-story abodes
b^ which cover an extensive area Of ground
' and nn snnoudsd to gardens eon lal sing
Absolutely Pure.
gUi And *rholctomenet«a. Mora tootiomlc*
lha ordinary kind*, and ofcnrot b© told It
compatition with th* mnlUtnd* ot low teat, thort
wtlfhtn* * *-
i alum or phoephtte powdar*. Sold only la
©Ml*. UoiUs Bkxiva Fowsia 0o n IOC Wall itre#l
Raw York kwlv
the most beautiful lowers The appear
ance of Bueno* Ajraa if that of a bi
flower garden. I tell you it ia a delight
people and a delightful country, and
it to know them better."
BHB GAVE HIM AWAY.
The W.fe of a Fugitive from Jiutlce Tell*
That lie U Wanted ln Macon.
Postmaster Hardeman yesterday received
tbe following telegram from Boaton:
“A man giving tbe name of Thomaa N.
Ftircloth U under arrest for aaaault at Great
Falla, N. H. Hia wife aava he U wanted
postil authorities for obtaining money
ler falae pretenaiona at your office, in
•pring of 1886. If that is true, telegraph
me. and I will have him for you."
Tho tolcglahl vru turned uVer to Colohel
L. iL Lamar, Uoited Statea Marshnl, who
wired that Faircloth waa indicted for the
offence, and to hold him.
It aeems that Thomaa W. Fairclotb waa a
factory operative iii Micoo, and cftme here
from Colombo*. While here, doring the
month of May, l 4 ; 1 ;#, a letter VM mailed at
Enfraula, Ala., by John P. Foy A Bnx, cov
ering a ch©ck for fifty dollars, aent to
Thomaa N. Ft*ircloth by hia uncle, B. H.
lly an overwhelming popular vote It* franchlM
vm mad© a part of the present HUt© con*Utatl«l
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
Tne only Lottery ov^er voted on and Indorsed by
Jt Act‘er Scalen or Postpones.
It* Orand Hingle Number Drawing* take plao*
monthly, and tho Beml-Annnal DrAwlugs regularly
ovory *lx month* (Juno and Docembor).
A splendid opportunity to win a fortune. NINTH
QllAND DRAW1NO, CLASS I, In tbe Academy of
I Mmlc, New Orleans, TUESDAY, September 13,
1HH7—208cli Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize $150,000
«arNotice."-Ticket* are Ten I>ol!ar8 only. Ualres, |5,
Flllhi, |‘L Tenth*, $1.
burr or phizkk.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF....
1 ORAND PRIZE OF
1 ORAND PRIZE OF
2 LARGE PRIZES OF
4 LARGE PRIZES OF
90 PRIZES OP
00
.$160,000..,
60,000...
20,000...
10,000...
6,000...
1.000...
.$160,000
. 60.00U
. 20,000
. 20,00q
. 30,000
. 20.000
. 26,000
SiMJOC
*0,000
60,000
800....
200....
100....
APPROXIMATION TBIZES.
100 Approximation Prize* or $800.... $30,000
** 200.... 20,000
100.... 10,006
6J.... 60,000
100
. 100 •
11,000 Terminal
2,179 Prise* amounting to $636,000
Applications tor rate* to club* should be mad*
Only to the offlo* of the company ln New Orleans.
Tor further lnform*t!on write clearly, Riving lull
address. iOSTAL K0TK9, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange ln ordinary latter. Garret cy
by express (at onr expense), addressed
Me A. DAUPHDf,
New Or I owns, Ia,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. O*
Address Itotrifttored Is*f tor» to
NEW OKLBANB NATIONAL RAKE,
New Orleans, La.
TO MERCHANTS.
11ED KUST-I'UOOP
SEED OATS
Beauregard and KArly, who are
In charge of the drawings. Is a guarantee of absolute
fairness and Integrity, that the chancw* are all eoual.
and that no ono ran pooeiblj divine what number-
will draw a prize. „
11K3I r.vi IIF.H that the payment of all Prizes Is
DtKANTBKD DY FOUR NAT IO NAT.
morkst, merchants would do well to ooceldsr the I I1ANK8 of New Orleans, and theTloket* are
ra«i«0 whisk oontribute to the failures in the Oat signed by the President of an Institution whose
Crop eo frequent of late years, and which have been | chartered rights are recognized In the highest
attributed to oold weather, drought*, etc. Being I courts; therefore, beware of any Imitations or
the largest shipper of Red RutvProof Oats ln tbe anonvmou* schemes.
Booth, and having, consequently, a moat extensive I wedsathw
corteapondence ln that line, I am prepared to stats I
on th* best authority that these failure* are due to
Inferior, light w> lght, half-grown, lmmatarsd seed, I
which cannot start a root sufflo estto sttnd the
least oold or dry weather, nor would they make a |
good crop nndsr the most favor?bl» conditions.
The localities where the Genuine Red Rust-Proof
Oat la raised are subjset to severe cold and long
droughts, yet they seldom have a failure, as they
plant only the beet seed. To Beet the demands ot
the trade, I handle all grades, but I only guarantee
the Full Weight, Standard Red Rust-Proof Oats,
which is only lc. to Sc. higher than the Inferior
grades.
Wilt be pleased to fill your order*, either from I
New Orisons or Kansas City, will mall samples I
on demand. You can wire at my expense for I
pi ices. All weights guaranteed within one per
cent
Terms—Hlgtt Draft with Kxchong', Rill* of Lad*
ina attached. JNU. T. UKODNAX,
aug23«kj2t
-LBroS
LOW COST HO USES |
AND now TO BUILD THEM.
80 outs with speclflcAtlors, estimates, atd full da-1
MilpUoo of desirable modern houses, from 4 rooms I
up, crating from $400 to $6,000, psofueely lllustra-1
ting every detail and many original idea* in regard
to an orating. Borneo adapted to all c)(mates and
all classes of people. The la*est, best and only I
cheep work of th* kind published In the world, f
s-nt by mall, post paid, upon receipt of 26 cents.
hUmpa taken. Address
liKOOKLlN IOTLDOQ ASSOCIATION. Breekljn. K. T. |
mmmmmtammm
Jol 12 wlm
$25,000.00
IN GOLD!
WILL BE PAID FOR
ARBOCKLES’ COFFEE WRAPPERS. I
Over 9,000,000 worn (luring the prut six
years. This marvelous success to due—*
1*L—To tho superiority of Comlino over
all other materials, ss a stiffener for Corsets.
2nd.—To tho superior quality, shape
and workmanship cf our Corsets, combined
with their low prices.
Avoid cheap Imitations mado ot various
kind! cf ecri. Sens arc genuine unlees
“DR. WARNER'S CORALINE'*
to printed on Inside of steel cover.
FOR SALE or AU LEADING MERCHANTS.
WARNER BROTHERS,
Tanner & Delaney Engino Co., I 3S0 Broadway, New York City.
1 Premium, •
2 Premiums,
6 Premium*,
25 Premiums,
100 Premiums.
200 Premiums,
1,000 Premiums,
SI,000.00
S500.00 each |
8250.00
8100.00
• 850.00
820.00
810.00
For full particulars and direction* ss. Circa-1
Ur in every pound of Aasccsnzs' Conn.
marlSwly
ino umoxd vmomiA.
Uulneu ntobltah—1 IMS. Tt. mo.t eomxUU
Machine Miop* to the Auutb. KigtiHf, lloll-
ers. daw-MIlle and Machloery.
Light end Tramway Locomotive*.
Foie tioad Locomotives a specialty,
03-Cofrespondenee solicited, fiend for Catalogue I
apcl3-wly.
NOTICE.
requested t
of fiepfemb
will beeok
Notice—Leave to Sell Lands.
pEOROXA, J<
VT j||> jgfUa
Ordioory of Jonee county for leave to ssll all the I
belonging to tbe estate of Thoms* L.
eased, of si *
aug2-6a
AU persona IndsbUd to the estate of the late
U. O. Da vis and the firm of II. O. Davis A Co., are
to make settlrmenu by or before the first
ber. All account* rsmalnlcg cuxettled
Mid publicly before the eoarthouse door,
on Ont Tuesday of h«tteo.b*r. as the law direct*.
A. J. DAVIS.
Administrator.
J. M. BROWN.
6arriving Partner of firm
Aj (w or IL O. D.vl. k Co.
Notice—Leave to Sell Lands.
AtDIXARY'S omor, JOSES C0D5TY, OS..
U —WL.rMi, II. H. andM. A. OordoD, tamlauuv I wawd. July SSIk. 1
tono.lh.MUt.or JunMOordcn.ofJoMscMaty. I susteiv. W
dratMtol. .Pvlr to m. for dluriulon. Tbm
coorare-I to ,hnw
Jotws county fur .u order to rail .11 It. l.ud. ho-
lonsioftolt. ctata ot A. J. Mlildlebrock., d.
— UST.
W, H LB BOX, Adrclnlitrato
csuM to this toBra. If uy they bit* to tb. I 1
contrary, oo or by tb. Snt llMd>r In IMratobu I It
raxt witnMi my toad oOctaUr. Ac,. 1*. UST. j XjL
B. T.BQga. Ordinary.
rxIUDnf ART80PF10E, JOSES COUNTY. GEO BOLL I
U Jsly IS 1W1.—Wbtr.ra, M. ii. Buflrld >| 1
tom. for Lb. (.. .I. . 5t Tbuiura I. I:,
of unto and mind.
These are to cite and admotUh all persons <
cernsd to show cease, tf any thsy have u the i
trary, at this office oo or by tike fint Monday 1
PPT7U Bend six cents for postage, and
A iUhLi receive free a contlv box of
goad* whlek w8S *ZL ot etther $«x, w
■ mere myey right a«*y than anything slao In
world. Portanee awelt the workers absmlately
STHORNSsti": FLESH
B. T. BOSH. Ordioory. I
Io‘J“h.' h“‘, V 'l. B r.u‘r.
BKOn.. Aiukia. Oa.