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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Adm.ui,iIatoh
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already broughi h.
land 10 the verge Of Bankruptcy and Rlt
Taxation already strips the clothes fruW ib'
hacks OF many people, and robs their chldrensi
bread. Additional extravaganza thrrai.n' 10
reduce the richest 20 poverty, and all The hbs
ing classes to beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national ffHuds ths
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering ffpu
domestic knaves and home made scouhdft'
From summit to base your official sysirH =
marked by corruption and fraud.
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LATER.

AUGUSTA, Me-, September 12.-Of-
fetal returns from l65 cities, towns and
plantations give Chamberlain 1925,
and PillsDury 3i,137. The same towns
last year stood: Chamberlain 54,625,
and Pillshury 2l,325. There are 2l9
towns yet to be heard from, which last
year gave Chamberlain l4,722 and Pills
bury l0,5l7 The Democrats have car
ricd York, Lincoln, Knox and Arros-
took counties by very small majorities,
which will give them seven Senator's TO
twenty four Republicans. The Honse
will be three-fourths Republican.
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Accidenl.

SANDUsKY, o., September IA Fe-
Man excursion returning from Putin
Bay onthe steamer Grant, when start
ing from the Island, canght two young
women, Kate Golding and Mary Glenn,
in the coil of the stem line, taking of a
leg from each They reside here.
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/ To be } Cenie.led.

NEW YORK, September l2.-The
butchers and droyers are taking meas
ures to contest the action of the Board
of Health in removing their slaughter
houses above Fortieth street. sgyi ian .
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Ouiclx Time.

BUFFALO. September l2.-The schoon-
or Frank Perew arrived this morning
from Chicago, making the quickest run
ever made by sailing yessel--three
days, five hours and thirty minutes.
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From, Providence.

PROVIDENCE, September l2.-This
morning Joseph A. W. Camm, recently
cotton broker in Boston, was shot
dead by Benjamin W. Aldrich, a sport
ing man house near this city, where
Camm had been living with the wife
ofAldrich.
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Ofiice-iIOlders

Are consuming your substance, aud . h0si Of
other hungry eXpectants ARE gathering Va
vultures, 70 banquet upon che yitals oi al ~
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars By
the hundred thousand, with DO apparent Iesnli
Your LuDatic Asylum has ALREADY co.tHlV"
third more than the original estimate iof W
whole, and the first wing IL not Yet complsifd
At the present rate, more than one million q
dollars will be consumed In what j. nothing 80
than stuDendOus fraud, AZ which your Pu'n
servants are cOnniyiDg.
The Penitentiary was expected 10 I've Juli W
| sl6s coo, but through the incOmPctenfy th4.
planned II, nearly four times ~ much mAisris
will be required a. was originally intended ans
the expense Of the building will be little 'b'n
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of Pas
lie men show a similar disregard VI your Ipiei
| eat. Many of them ART mere schemes Of Pti'ah
benefit aud public robbery.
Not single Radical jonrnal Oi the state IA
uttered a word Of denunciation OF theS. % az
other public wrongs. To the REGis1kE bs'ot-'
almost the exclusive honor Of championing W
popular cause against the Outrages 81 olne.1
! plunderera. In pursuance Of it~ pufP0-S
hunt down corruption aud o0rruptIonisi' 70
REGISTER will lay before the people ml..
startling facts concerning the outlay OF ~.
! funds upon public works. The most fn'IinDI,
frauds are known 10 have been perpetraira -
every taxpayer has an interest In their af,s.y
ment. We call upon the people 10 'ec'pa DID,
support US In our effort.
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HIDES Green 9c green salt, lie;
calf skins, 15c; green salt, calf, poe.
WOOL-Continues quiet, but with
more disposition on growers part to
sell at reduced prices, and large sales
have been made from 40 to soc.
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ChieaRo Market.

CHICAGO, September IL.
Flour steady and quiet. Wheat firm
Mt 17S. Corn steady ut l " and 91f.
Oats weak ut AT. Rye IL. Barley 10.
Mess pork firm at 24t. Lard firmer at
13i. Shoulders steady at 13. Sides l6a
16t. Whisky nominal at 80. -Ef -. ..
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFG.s, September II.
Flour steady; white IL 00all 80. Wheat
dull; No.2 Chicago spring 95. Corn
dull and heavy at 10. Oats quiet; held
at So.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, September II.
BEEyES-Sapply about 1000 head;
market shadefirmer; quality, average
very low.
SHEEP-Firm; sales at 4la6i.
L4MBS-Firm at 7asi.
SWINE-Active; top price, Sc.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, September IL.
Dry goods are quite active and firm,
being Influenced by the rise in gold,
There is no essential change in the
prices of domestic or wooden fabrics.
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FoRrREss MONROE, September le.T
The naval school ship Macedonian,
from Europesn waters, has arrived in
the Chesapeake.
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.-,. New YORK, September IL.
Gold hrmer, opening at ] 46 and clos
ing at l Ash.
Government stocks: coupons of 81,
liz; do be- ll5;do a64 l09s; does zlils;
do January 10e4; do, 81 lOe4sr lOli0
coupons 999,. 7-30s, 107f. I'm ''
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To Baltimore Butchers. Observation-Disclosures. S04
To Spectators for Eastern Markets. 1919
To farmers for grazing. Observation-Disclosures. 10
To Varnell & Myers Govt Contractors...... ii
Total. .--.------... i%eo
The offerings of Cattle to-day were
large, but with Il good attendance of
both butchers and spectators the mar
ket opened quite brisk, at decline,
however of tag cents on last weeks
prices, and continued very active until
the entire offerings were disposed of,
about $50 of the arrivals having been
either re-shipped for Eastern markets,
or driven TO the country to be ssld as
stockers.
1t is well to remark, perhaps, that
but very few of the sales were made ut
the extreme prices quoted.
The demand for grazing Cattle was
good, but the supply of that class of
stock was short and prices generally
out of the reach of farmers. Prices for
those sold ranged from 5a64c for COM
mon to good. ..|
THE SWINE MARKET. 1871.
The arrivals at the various yards for
the week amount to 5O65 head, against
$500 head last week.
REMARKS.
The supply of Hogs continues large,
but with a very brisk demand the mar
ket has ruled firm at the quotations OF
last week, which is regarded by some
Us indicating an advance, but which is
in reality owing entirely to q tempOrary
demand.
QUOTATIONS.
Gray & Index quote Hogs a. 9ta104c,
with moderate supply and demand
the market for fat Hogs having an up
ward tendency.
McClelland & Logan quote hogs at
9aal0t cents, with fair supply and de-
mand.
Tinker & Mapel quote hogs at 9!al04
cents, with a fair supply and demand.
S. Wilhelm Il Co. quote hogs at Ola
lot cents.
Supply about equal to the demand.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals of sheep during the
week amount to 1866, against 1852 last
week.
REMARKS.
The slight advance in the price of
sheep noticed in our report of last week
bas brought forward an unusually large
supply, the most Of which are of very
inferior quality, suitable only for stock
ers. The result has been a decline of
fully 4c per pound on. last weeks quo
tations. The best sheep are quoted Mt
ste, and common at 4a5c per pound.
Lambs at 3 50a4 90 per head.
. QUOTATIONS.. " -.s.
Tinker g. Mapel quote sales of 1000
sheep at 4a51 cents for fat sheep, and
9 5Oa3 % per head for stockers, with a
full supply aud very dull sales. IS. Will
helm & Co. quote sheep at 3ia5i cents.
S. Frankenstein &c Son quote sheep at
4a5A cents. Lambs Q 50a 4 90, andstock
sheep at 2 O0a3 90 per head and very
Ii
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts "Old Ben's" blk Iss,
. caddies do. do. do t
10 ADULTS Niagara" do
90 caddies do. do.
50 butts Dew Drop" do. -
30 caddies Hombrick do.
l0l boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, h.
50 do Diadem soft pd. o inch.
81 do. Wheelers nd. pd. 9 do.
s do do. hard pd. 1 ID. Jumps
10 do. "Millie Collins bard pd. lb lumps
81 do Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
5 do Miler's X. and i. twist choice. Lao
l0drums Fig Leaf
90 kgs 6-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. G. smoking tobacco ...
10 hlf bbls' +. G. do. do
10 bbls. G. s. do. do. r4t
10 hlf bbls. &. s. do. do
Our stock Of tobacco Is large and the assotf-
ment unsurpassed b. any In the market. MeT
chants are respectfully invited to give us q Call
before purchasing elsewhere. 81
MAXWELL & TISGLE.
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A Fine kanaWha River Farm
for Snla

1NHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SAIF
] fine Kanawha River Farm, lying on the
north side of the Kanawha, four miles below
the town of Buffalo, and l6 miles above Point
Pleasant, containing 375 acres-220 acres cleared
(l6O acres of it bottom land) and in the highest
state of cultivation, the balance finely timbercd
comic table dwelling house, barn, stable, anC
all necessary outbuildings. 1t Is well watercd
has fine young orchard of the best varieties o.
fruit, and is one of the most desirable farms OF
the Ranawha river
TERMS-To suit the purchaser
For further particulars address or apply to
&. L. JONES.
Arbuckle, Mason County, w. Va
auuoo wifi
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MiIwaakee Market.

s7a MLwAuKEE, September L. {
Flour firm; city Xxx g75a10 90. Wheat
quiet ut at 81 for No. I.
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The same above named defendants.
THE DRRRNDANTH IN -

Ihe same above named defendants.
tHE DEFENDANTS IN THE
L two above named cases. win take notice
that, on the 4th day Of October next at the
Court House Of the said county of Tyler, be
tween the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and six o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, the
plaintiffs In each Of the two above named eanses
Will proceed TO take the dispositions Of Meshack
Baker, Jeremiah Keck, Peter Hartiy, James
stealey, John b. Lacy, Arthur Ankrom and
others, 70 be read in evidence on behalf of the
plaintiffs, at the hearing Of each of the above
named named causes now pending in the Circuit
Court Of said county. And II from any cause
the taking Of the said dispositions shall not be
commenced, or being commenced should not he
completed on that day. the taking Of the same
VIII be adjourned from time to time until The
taking Of the said dispositions shall be com.
pleted. Ias -
1864 = = - - " a suSe'
Michael Franks. for himself Co. PLANTING
and John Fletcher, for himself & Co. plain,
tifs, by their counsel
STEPHESsoS, BoRENAx & McCoY.
aae30-wst
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Greenwood Cemetery.

$1,000 y
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL,
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city II now
ready for Interments, sale and IMPROVEMENT Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
ont In the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the Rational
Road and for three-fourths Of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II IL pszfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautifed By every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &C., to make 1t equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries In the country. Ample pro
vision II also made for its enlargement. order
and care In Perpetuity
Persons desirous Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent. vho
has plat, or secure them by calling At the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street over the Bank
Of Wheeling. ...r.,. -
Persons wishing to make interaents win call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission 70 lot hOldsrs aud visi1
tors win be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. G. BoSIIAN Sec,y. -H.-z
BOARD OFDIRECTORS Q r.
A. J. Sweeney, John A Armstrong.
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams
John g. Muth, I r G. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, z. A Hildreth.
Joseph Bal augu
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wv HIGH, 1T Is ACKNOWLEDGE MIST
w be the most important Political Cannaiy,
In tho history Of our Government The M
mishing preparatory 10 this great fight Ia, i
roady commenced; and the condition Of "A,
country makes the early and thorough diSserl
nation Of the principles We advocate. a hair
otto duty. We therefore invoke the and II q.
true men In extending The circulation IT In
REGISTER. There Is not locality in The cour
try where Club could not be made up VIII
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER is only in Il.
fifth year, Il already, in point Of Circulation n
nuence, Ability and Value, ranks among d,
hrst papers In the land, and confessedy sanA.
far ahead of any Of It's contemporaries In Weg
Virginia. 10 will be the aim Of the Ptupririps
not only TO maintain, but 10 add To Il, hig
reputation.
This paper viii not DC surpassed by ans pul
lication In the country for it, COMPLETENESS !, a
Family, Business and Political journal In u.
Telegfaphio News, Domestic ~ We'll ~ by ID,
Atlantic Gable: Eta full and reliable riniBeia
and Mlrket Reports; its LOYAL Iuiclhrcnrr 10,
compilation OF News transpiring IN the Stair
and throughout the nation; N IiE IIuSuNL>,
yIGOR AND HONEST BOIpNEsS or In EuuuuAls
and In all the requisites that 90 10 make up
WIDE.AWAKE, FIRSTCLASS NEWSpA
PER, II shall not be cXcelled.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, September 5.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEI
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle for the week
amount to l43l head, which compares
with 1lo9 last week. and 900 the cores
ponding week of last year, and the sales
for the week amount to 1888 head, which
compares with $50 last week, and $50
the corresponding week of last year,
and were as follows:
To Baltimore Butchers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0i
To Spectators for Eastern Markets.. 1919
To farmers for grazing. Observation-Disclosures. Is
To Varnell & Myers, Govt Contractors. ii
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Michael Franks, Stephen Smith, Zackquilll
Pierpoint. Aaroh Darnell and John
Hare compliments rsui
rs.
Mary Ann Morris. widow Of Jones Morris.
decd, Greed I. Morris, William Morris,
Meigs Norris Eugene Morris, Francis
ID. Hickman, and Harriet S. Hickman,
his wife, late Morris, William Stealey and
Alkaline Stealey, his wife, late Morris,
and Byron Morris, Writ Morris, Dewitt
Morris, Greed Ramsey and 0ran Bright )
infant heirs Of Mary Jane Bright, decd.
late Mary Jane Morris, children and
heirs at law Of James Morris, decd, de-
PENDANTS, .tfE tE - q - y
and
John Fletcher, Joseph Reed, William
Pierpoint, James Dodd and Peter Wood.
burn, complainants G.L.- ~
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sRuy Land"

Our recent remarks under this head
have been construed to mean that every
man should turn farmer. Such was
not onr idea. We would advise no one
who has a good trade and employment
at 1t to quit working and try his luck
alta new vocation. Let every one who
has good business cling to it but let
him at the same time provide, SO far as
he may, against the contingency of its
cessation. In short, let every one who
has any money which he does not need
IN his present pursuit SO invest IL as to
put roof over his head which belongs
10 no landlord, and of which no writ of
ejectment can deprive him. II he can
afford to buy farm, larger or smaller,
VeryIwell; land simply laid down in
grass and well treated will pay some
thing annually, and will almost certain
~ be worth more dollars, five, ten, TWEEN
ty; thirty years hence, than 1T Is now.
.ButmanY q poor man may mako himself
owner offs cottage and, an acre or 30.
which he may cherish as home and
whereOn he can profitably expend his
odds and ends of time, to the signal in
crease of hiS own health and strength,
a few choice vines and fruit-trees, q
patch of vegetables, bed of strawber-
ries, altogether forming a pleasant,
productive garden, will help constitute
ar homestead, humble indeed, but far
more attractive and enjoyable than any
city lot can supply! Children will be
far more rihealthy, more tenacious of
LIE, when reared in such home, than
when when they grow up compressed in, a
space 25 feet by 100 between brick wall
In 'front.' and a board fence at the back of
the dot s. An ohore Of land will enable
any wise man TO train his children to
helptulness IN rural Industry and ro-
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GETTING married and dying are gen.
orally regarded as the important events
in ones life, but they are getting 10 be
too expensive to be indulged In except
by the wealthier classes Of the commu-
nifty. A wedding was recently celebra-
tedsin Canada in which S6ven clergy
men officiated, and the established style
of dresses, feasts, excursions, &c, is
upon a corresponding scale. Nobody,
moreover, can be respectfully buried
without q stereotYped number of car
| riages, a regular quantity of flowers,
gloves, and scaTfs for pail bearers, and
other costly provistOnsfforth the sad ceTe-
monial: All these things are generally
surrendered Ito 4. the supervision .of
tne ;sexton who is instruc-
such occasi0ns.s There can be no doubt
that this habit, which has come tn be
almost imperative, inffcts a great deal
| Of needless suffering on those who can-
not afford 1t, and who yet feel compeIl-
ed to conform to CUSTOM A little in
dependence on the part of individuals
Is needed In these as in a good many
other mattersof even nmoretmPQrtance.
While everybody allows Mrs. Grundy
\ to regulate allIheir affairs, social, per-
sonaf and domestic, for them, there is
very little room for either economy or
comfort. And, Mrs. Grundy Is one of
the most aggressive and grasping, as
well as the most imperative of all, our
social tyrants. Suppose a few people
should try the experiment. for while,
OF getting married and of being buried,
in style to suit themselves, instead Of
Mrs. Grundy and the Sexton; It might
not be wholly truttless.-N. y. Times.
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.RATE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
a CoNTENTED PRoPRIEToR. !


I Ihave plenty of dutIful vassals,' - E1a -.tt
Have plenty OF gold. aud to spare,
1 have plenty OF beautiful castles ~ tT-
utmy castles are built In the air;
And my vasSals are all airy creatures,
From beautiful Dreamland are they,
II They drive me 70 balls
And magnificent halls,
And tell me my coach stops the Wayl
But oh, what pest,
When 1t comes To the test
am kept in u dreadful delay.
"A plague on those Wild little yasaIs,
You cam trust a word that they say,
And I've heard that my beautiful castles
Are sadly inclined to decay.
Farther wisdom advised me to sell them
To The public-R benefit Clesr- rz-s'
And Fancy engaged SO 10 sell them,
For Fancy 8 a hne aucuoneer. r...g-i
But the market by NO means was lively,
For castles the call was but cold; w
Lead and iron were brisk,
= But gold none would TiRk, '-'
To invest on my settlements bold.
80 my turretS, unlet,
tnhahlt them yet, -
And rather rejoice they re not sold,
AND never bit am dOwn-hearted,
For my vassaLs Sill ply me with gold;
Ny castles and l shan't be parted .
TIL the heart OF the owner be cold.
Again Father Wisdom addressed me-
He's a hOrrid old bore in his way;
He said rats and mice would lnfest me,
Il Az cfumbled my towers to decay,
'"They never can crumble, good father,
Z They're lasting, when once. they're begun
r. UuF castles of air. 5f gT
larg We can quickly repair, a- So ~
p AS the home OF the spiders reSpun." 3
i SOhOmeward1 4 went
To my castles, content, sauE-ll -E
As the vesper.bell told day was DONE,
And they looked just as lovely as ever, asa
As FURNISHED they stood in the sun,
Oh. ne'eF from my castles lIlsever
b TIL the sands OF my glass shall Do run!
.a.ra5.ee CAHthe Ren R0iiUtl.
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.. ID. tS HI. w. SMITHS
Nv ~ Hs CELEBRATED
i AMERICANb ORGANS.
Sole Agency for West Virginia at
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
"a MoNRoE sTREET, WHRELINn.


THE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
Public. The only Organ having q RaVerbgT-
Ating Sound Box or Wind Chest-Thich 6a1
the same important part 70 perform a. lie
Sounding Board has in q PlAloIorte-to give
BODY and resonance Of tone and without
Wnlcn the organ becomes merely Aielodeon
In an Organ Case. The American OrranS
not only have the Wind Chest. or Sound
Ing power and great HteRdlness OF tone.
Iheee, with their extreme 1lns V0loinR OF the
Reeds and perfeCttng Of the tone, make them
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then IN
unHne68 OF Workmanship, nniSh Of action
and case, they excel all Ot1ens. These RTeat
workmanship Of the American Organs plana
them in the front rank as The best and e0m-
mand higher price than any other rea4i in
Etrlment In tho market. A chrefuI eJRnIj-
nation of them, In comparison with other.
viii quickly show their superiority. Special
attention - called 70 the style OF American
Organ, No. u, containing the Super OCtRye
Coupler and sub Bass, For Churches IN want
of powerful instrument, Whoss moRpE are
llmited, It's price renders IL very deSiFnbIe
livery organ - warranted to prove satlsERo-
tory. The American OTRanE all have iha
heyerbeTau1g Sound Box, or Wind Chest
and are finished In the hfkheaf stvio n
art In Rosewood, Jet, Walnut and T,sE1
finish, richly vanished and polished. or IN
smooth OH FtniAh, forming elegant Dieces Of
furniture for the paFlor or bOudOir: and the
Oak ana walnut especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and Lodge Rooms, Seven-
lean-I1-F1rHt Premiums were awarded To
the American Organs in one month over All
oOmpetltoH, at different State and County
.Fain. For illustrated price Isl can al tbg
Book House, or address GEORGE w.
6TOEER, Agent, "
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SAYS a New York letter: Rumor is
p1sycW1t1h the names of certain well
KNOWN .pontictRnsi and speculators in
connection with the errand of the
japanese Embassy to Washington
and busy, too, In a way, that Is any
thing but creditable to them. The jan
anese, 1t Is said, sent three millions Of
gold to this country, a while ago, to
purchase gunboat and other vessels,
put tae PsTea 1Iasd dfd me JOB en-
contract, only one steamer having been
sent, and even thar was almost worth
less. The strangers come to the United
States now Cso the story goes) to bring
the delinquents TO account.