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at'hcelin9 Ge9i5tev.

IT is an old belief that has passed IN,
10 q proverb that murder will out
TO this in may be added that fraud and
theft will be punished. The case OF
Boss TWEED may thus serve ITO point
moral or adorn tale" Three years
$50 TWEED wss the atuocrat OF "the En-
pire State" The legislature did his
bidding and the city OF New York was
h. own. To-day we have information
Of bis sentence to twelve years imprIss
oument in the Penitentisry OF the
State After this let no one tiud fault
with American courts or talk about
the sale ofjustice. The conviction and
sentence OF TWEED afford proof that
pollical iDhueace and personal chica.
merry can never protect any person from
the consequence Of wrongful acts.
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fsrm TO equslize each year. The wheat
may be = poor crop, and the corn make
NJ Tor It by an abundant WELD or Ill
cNtIsorduuory price. SO wool may be
low. sui grain bring q good price to
rpmucnss;e These Illustrations might
hc made much more iUli, but enough
has la.u ~sN 20 indicate how II
Havy,n, dat IN periods ot say ten
wears. tau,~ cone around about a.
,rr,Su.v ia farming as Ia any other
hu. TIES, Though 10 locs sometimes
happen THAI raT.may bc behind the
avcrAsc-,yca .n farming, the most
varei-aut lWn o- even more such
wears msv come m sucress on, such
suCccssjve lesn wears ITy the iSTmers
courage, and his purse, too, aud II he ~
IN ieht, may result in great misfortune
10 him Bat all branches OF buslness
have their periods Of depression, aud
times whore expenses are hsrdIy met,
hy tic hCs, management The farmer,
,luying these times ol short crops or low
prices, icp'- .til' 4 degree OF ssiety un.
known IN most other business. He
farm CaunO, he stolen hy clerks or
cashiers, and all the rSst teaches that
-cou the fruitful years will come. So
~ rrard results, farming Is wonder
mlly safe ami stable business.
Eu, however sa'c the general result
may ur-.ho case Of single crop p
,rry Iilrrtu,. enc Ol the best farrre's
| wss IN the hSnit o' consutiog in nv
earlier vcars, sald he never calculated
on q growing crop Hs means OF meet.
ma lAh.uLy. For sUCh were the uu-
.n.Utla"c, Attending the growth and
hSry -urc. aha, until the crop wss
safely harvested and IN the barn, where
u could hc insured, Hc never Nentured
lu c,II % property, except IN cNpcc-
tgncy. and not sAr ~ the basis o.
winch 10 contract ichls whose payment
n,0-, icrcni r"tirsly on the success
OF the ,.oy However well cror
may r" rut rrro the ground, II cannot
he stately counted upon ~ even paying
lrr the lahcr bestowed uron It, an 1 the
sLuc .- true ot farm stock The
urc .,a.r'.,- %: Ike there come in, and
when the ,a'i rs IN the course az
heinz taught TO "a, his food, the
owner ,upns forward many years, with
AL lh,r uncertainties, fox his Compcn-
sat.nn. Ny..y ranch OF the husners
,hur 'oukci n iu dsts !. Will be found
lo 10 wonderfully uncertain though 10
the aggregate - sure. The chances
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THE SPANISH QUESTION.

The Spanish question is assuming
more importance than was at first sup
posed and the probabilities Of war be-
tween the United States and Spain ap-
pear 10 be increasing Tn. rumors
;Lst find currency in the press dis
patches are to lie received with some
grains OF allowance, as the public has
long since learned, but there is enough
truth known to warrant the belief that
the declaration Of war against Spain
will fad many advocates in the Coz
gress which is TO assemble next week.
The acts Of the Spanish authorities in
Cuba have caused o general shock to
the sensiJiiities Of the Ameri-
can people aud, without regard TO
the question whether or not the ill'tated
passengers aud officers and crew Of the
Yir2inius were engaged at the time OF
their capture in the commission OF an
unlawful act, their summary execution
IS revolving 10 ell sentiments OF justice
and humanity. The subsequent action
Of the Spaniaris in insulting the Anne,
r.can legation in Madrid, and the evi'
deat disposition that has characterized
The whole affair TO make light OF the
aIhority and influence OF the United
States government, ha- stirred up a
feeling of resentment that is deeper
,han tue casual observer is likely to
detect and that will applaud whatever
conclusion the Congress may, alter
full examination of the facts, arrive at
Il il lie war, the people will applaud
the decision; il itbe peaceful apology
an4--sash psrasioa a. can be -9&4ss.
this will meet with approval. But TIE
temper Of the public mind is such that
Spalu must either apologize or fight
There is only this alternative.
In the event OF war between the two
nations, the United States must look
for some reverses. The contest will be
mainly upon the sea on shore we can
c314uer the whole Spanish nation with
comparative ease, but their navy is at
10 FN,r
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MnNnLY Nov Il lSI3

MONDAY, Nov II, 1913.
The Speaker appointed as the Special
Committee OF five 10 take INTO con-
sderatiOn
Senate bill SO, bill to establish a
reasonable maximum rate OF charges for
the transportation Of passengers and
freights, and to prevent unjust discrlmi-
nation and exloriions in ;he rates 10 be
charged by different railroads in
this State for the transportation
o. passengers and ireights on said
roads. Mcssrs. Davenport, Morrison
Knots, OF Calhoun, Shirley and Spates.
Considerable discussion eneued in re-
.ation TO the railroad bill, and also in
reference TO the road bill, pending
which the House adjourned.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov !

MONDAY, Nov H.
The following bills were read third
time and passed with their titles
Senate bill GN, bill concerning
Prsdents Of county courts.
Senate bill 247,.a bill 10 amend and
re-cnsct section one OF chapter forty
nine OF the acts OF lS72-G, entitled, IAN
act 10 amend and re-enact section one
and six of chapter one hundred and
fifty-seven OF the Code, concerning
grand jnrics," approved March 18th,
1873.
Senate bill 267. a bill to amend and
re-enact section > OF chapter Al OF the
acts OF 1923, amending and re-enact-
ing chapter lie OF the Code, concern
ing jurieS, And
Senate bill 3S3, bill yscating the
office OF justice oI the peace by his aC-
Cspting or continuing in the office OF
deputy sheriff.
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JAY Cooke & Go.
PITTSBURGH.
Printers Strike.

PITTSBURGH, November 22.-Ihc
strike among the union printers here
continues. The employers are de-
tcrmined not to yield to the demands
Of the strikers. All temporary
shortcomings in the papers issued
are tolcrably overlooked. The Off
ces are rapidly filling up with non
union printers, and dispatches are
hourly received from various ports of
the country announcing more prln~
terS are on the way here. 1t IS
thought that in q daV or two every
office in the city will have n full
of non union men. In
;hr meantime the papers, nOtwith-
landing all, make good show.
Found Guilty.
In the criminal court to-day, Chas
G. Hampton, was fnund guilty Of
abstructinS the cash box Of the odd
Fellows Savings Banks from the
safe deposit building, III April last.
He was sentenced to the Pcnitcnti-
airy for two years and tOpay the costs
of the prosecution.
Judge Reed of the supreme Court,
refused n new trial in the case of
Ambrose i. Lynch, convicted Of
VIM. f.. Hatfield, in
Allegheny City last December.
Kennedy, Childs d Co., of the
Penn Cotton Mills, Allegheny City,
resume work next Monday, and will
I'VE employment to 300 hands.
= yRcducIioH In Hams.
PrrrsrURdu, November 23.-At
meeting Of the Pork Packers Associa>
ton, OF this city on Saturday, the price
OF hams was reduced &c. making the
price l2Ic. The rest OF the let is IN
changed.
Experimental Boiler Explosion.
Yesterday the double rivetcd iron
boiler which was heirg tested by the
Commissioners, exploded
while under pressure OF S2j pounds
to the square inch. Local Inspector
Hougbtsu, OF louisville, had just gone
into the bomb proof to ascertain the
state Of the gusges when the explosion
.ook place. lie escaped, however, with !
4 slight scald on the forehead, This !
ends the experiments for this season.
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CcrisinticS and UnccriPintI's iu
Farming

Farming
"A letter from city man, a-aug NJ
vice uron goioc farming, j. answered
at length 10y NJ Gridca in the Trij'uc
We extract n.- concluding rcmsrk'.
which aTr very tue and sugreslyc
one moTc point IA scd 0n the !e,ter
bc'o.e uo 3cDarl' ,o,icc. Il have
hca.i rome rcor'c say, mr..es TIE city
yourgman, "Jha, no mon., - made q,
armirr. hu, c,.lsoG7 ,n.- mu.l b, IN
error sri | PTrsGmc failure in Il must
prOccci ',Om iscE Of know edge and
management Mo- truly have you
solvei the difficulty, and 10 fact, an-
syerci mucG OF your own .c.lcr, a0I
yoGr summing uy j. % good 1t - worth
printing. Ia It not, y"g AK, on a.
average more certain 70 give 4 gJoi
hving, and a. lcasl moderate -eallh,
than almost any O,ncr Uursu. - Zee,
to tFCzc wEo k0o- hr~; hT. 70 those
i 10 ~ Lyk Nv" ~" ~ ll- Ia
isrm i isa much 'azttr m,ihod .,
waiting fortune than lbr means o.
acquiring one, in TIE r.sesi Of 'aTmsEs
management Tor farming j. a! cscc
the most csrtsln and the mos! un,rr-
tain Of all kinds Of busincss Thi-.
may appear 70 he Paysdoxicsl, but it =
a true saying. II we look 8; general re-
sults and periods q years, the buE.nsss
il mes, stable, and is shown by the
general average OF c!cTs Even a sin-
gle year-.i We look ~ the whole Of
our oBn copngy-EiIi L-OE Ibai ths
d.ficieocics OF some unfortunate dis
tricts are generally compensated for by
The surplus Of the more fortunate sec
tious, snd generally each particular
section viii have its fruitful vesEs to
make up for the lean oDes. So,
mixed system OF agriculture will in
some degree cause a Well-conductfd
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PHILADELPHIA
iCOol Demand.

PHILADELPHIA, November -
At meeting of workmcn last night
the following proposition was made
by one of the speakers: That all
workmen in this city in company
with their wives and children meet
in n body and wait on the members
of City Council and demand OF them
work at three delIars q day, CT eiGh;
hours each, and III case 0. refusal t.
hang them summarilY.
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NEBRASKA.
Dead.

LINCOLN, November D Hon. II
W. Somerland, L. 5. receiver, o!
land office in this city, died this
from injuries received hy
being thrown from his carriag" >
day or two since. The deceased was
highly respected and is well-known
throughout the State.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, November 23.-GcD.
Boyer, aged l&, shot his uncle, John
Holton, at o store in Fulton, On
Thursday, for some cause not cx-
planned. 1t was not reported until
last night, when Boyer was arrested
The wounded man Is now in crlti-
cal condition. The ball entered hi
cheek and lodged in his throat.
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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE,

NAIIhDAli -'V'' IVI 4N'V-
The following bills were read third
time and passed with their titles.
Senate bill 2j7, bill to amend snd
re-enact sections 4 and s of chapter SO
of the Code, concerning duties OF per"
sonsl representatives as TO real estste;
and the liability of such estate Tor the
deceudent's debts.
Senate bill 262, bill making the
certificates Of clerks OF county courts
evidence in certain cases. And
Senate bill 279, q bill enlarging the
limits OF the independent school district
Of Weston.
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The Panic In History.

me iOIlOWilS account OF kht IlStt pro-
greSs and decline OF the panic, will, itrs
believed, be OF decided interest to the rs-
lisious historians OF the future:
|. Now il came to pass IN the tiIgh
year OF the regin OF U!ysscs, son OF = e.
Sc, that many OF the money changers
were gathered together in the temple OF
Mammon, in the CITY OF lothian, where
they were wont to gather and rob each
man his brother, Of the bi!thrigh.
which he had.
,. For these were sons 81 Bel al who
prayed not unto the Lord, br; proved
each upon his fellow. And Il q stranger
passed by, him they took in.
). For their d@ya were spent IN Ge.-
ting many shekels, and their nights in
riotOus living.
4. And 10 these men talked not IN Tie
language Of the people, but used strange
words, that were as ash'holcih unto
the people OF the land. And they trai-
fcked in puts ard calls and s'ocks AMI
many abOminsk'e things
5. And they worshlPpCi Sray'n
image.
6. Nos ibis craven image was y
strange CoI aud mighty, wherefore
CERTAIN OF the -consr. among the scrbcs
callci him the Almighty. Aud his nsmc
was Dollar.
{. And behold these s0Gs Of BcliaI
had huIidci tempe over against the
l.. / . Ia. too o
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Referring to toe many horrible dis-
p,ay= Of the execution OF criminals,
caqsed BY ;he ignorant buDsilDg OF the
sGecutioLer, the New York RsrH
thinks that it would be rse'ul TO estab-
i,.na national schooi tor haBgmen
where they might properly learn their
rrof--siOn
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warIike Preparations.

The Brooklyn navy yard presented
an unusual appearance to-day, the ship
carpenters, caulkers, machinistsp and
blacksmiths, all actively at work,
and the scenes in the various depart
ments were unlike those usually pre-
sented on Sunday. Workmen were aIae
engaged in placing stores on vessels,
and coal was being transported from
two barges on board the Colorado 1t
ia expected she will 60 into commits.
sion on the first OF December. She will
probably receive her guns by the last
Of next week. Work en- the Roanoke,
Florida, Swartars, and Minneeots, is
progressing rapidly. Preparations are
as il hourly expecting an important
message. The marines are 10 60 to
East New York Tomorrow, on a rife
practice excursion. The officers on
board the Spanish ship Aripiles, have
refused to allow any person on board
except officers in uniform. She will be
ready to receive her guns in about two
weeks.
Jay Cooke & Go.
VIM. Forbes, Of Philadelphia, filed
a petition in the Bankruptcy Court
to have Jay Cooke & Co., adjudicat-
ed bankruptes, they having failed 20
honor certificates of deposit.
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.rcs''s-euf tlf --ss-- sinA&i ri
all r.1sscs must'@ co''TyNaI

l. .- -a.d alruuG city chap bousL
q n,Im N Sicubco county, with au orch.
ari Of ahoGl 300 apple lrces, " lIch BE-
recently ',pIci Tor CIDER They did.
not ruu cider vcry well, and he inQulr-
81 q. u uclguhor what lne matter WAS
aud finally gave that ne'chboI n,w
hal noL 10 tRy ANYTHING hLont II.
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OHIO.
k'irc.

HAMILTON, November 22.-Mur-
Fay d Co.'S, planning miii was burn
'I last night. Loss $25, coo. Insur-
"HCe in Farmers and Merchants
% Hamilton, $1,000; West Chester,
%, New York $1,000; Miami Valley,
81 Cincinnati, g, 900; Franklin, ;,
uJt '
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BY TE APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Hy the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, ITO Main Street,
v HING TON.
WASHINGToN. November %.
Reported Hostile Eemonstratlonz
Denied.


The Spanish minister, Admiral Palo,
has received telegram from his gov
ernment and communicated copy Of
the same to Secretary Fish, stating that
the Spanish Government contradicted
the report OF any hostile manifestations
against the American minister, and
says that Sickles is treated with con-
sideration and respect; that some
intemperate language OF the monarch-
ist press WAS promptly sileuced by
threatening immediate punishment,
and that the Minister OF Colonies re-
ports from Havana that the restora-
ton OF embargoed property to Ameri-
eau citizsns is being diligently pro-
Gee ded with.
The Cuban Excitement
WASHINGTON, November d.
The excitement over the Cuban fu-
sion has visibly increased here to-day,
in consequence of rumOr that
another attempt had been made to
mob the American legation in Ma
drid and that President Castelar, pla-
ced a guard of one thousand men to
guard the legation. The report how
ever cannot be traced to any reliable
authorship.
The President to-day is engaged
in the preparation of his annual
message and declines to receive visi-
tors.
The chief engineer of the army is
considering a plan for strengthening
our coast defences which will be put
into immediate operation.
Result ola Cabinet Meeting.
AS n result of the long discus
sion in the Cabinet meeting yester-
day, the Secretary of War this morn.
ing issued orders to the Engineer
and ordinance bureaus, for tie i'm
mediate arming and equipping of
the forts and batteries on the Allan
tic and Gulf coasts. Orders have
also been issued for the manufacture
Cf an immense number of tOrpedoes
to be Immediately placed in posi-
ton. The Atlantic coast will very
soon be placed in thorough state Of
defence. The greatest activity is no.
ticed at the War Department. In
structions have been sent to the
commanders of all our fleets on For
eieHstations, instructing them how
to act in case of war with Spain.
The following dispatch has just
been received at the Navy Depart
mcnt d:
New LONDON, Nov 20.
Hon. Geo. 4. Robson, .SccV. Cfhic
-Nury, Washington:
DEAR SIR Il deem il ofsuflicient
importance to inform the Depart
ment that last night about 9 O'Clock
two men, representing themselves as
naval engineers, appeared at THIS
station and directed the Waterman
on duty to furnish them with q lamp,
rs they wished to visit the I. :.
steamer Dictator, but not having 4
pass from the commander, they were
refused permission, and referred to
the boatswain living at the sta
ton. About an hour later they re-
appeared with Il light, and with the
evident intention of going on board
the Dictator. Upon being stopped
they fired upon the Waterman and
ran. Their fire was returned by the
Waterman, who pursued them, but
without eflecting their arrest.
am very respectfully, your obe-
dent servant,
signed. K. y. ORDEN.
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1 savanna paper complains that Or
d mary sise cabbsges Coz; . cen,s ssCn
in tha:. CITY willie other vegetables are
proporilonailv dear.
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THE WEATHER.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Drrrcr os rag CRlEg SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, ! An.
PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES
Fur the Middle States noriheastefIy
aud southcasterly winds, cloudy weather
AID rain. For the lower lakes and
New England northeasterly and SOUTH
easter'y winds, cloudy weather, rain
and snow. For the Southern States
south westerly winds, tslling tempera-
,ure and cloudy weather. For the up
oer lakes and thence 20 Tennessee
por;herlv wiuds, occasional snow aud
rain and cloudy weather, c!earIpg g
during the day. For the northwest
cIosdg weather and southerl y winds,
Renorts are missing from the whole
sonthwest snd the Taqs-Mississippl
coGstri.-
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accommodation.

rFr-tEAyU. TDr-LhLys-.
>" ~ HuS wheeling
d"l.y at u - daily ai--G:1q =. q
AREi'Lf tr Arrives At
IUmt%Ti1ndC- J. y. IagosYllle MIR.
'SurNt'ys "Torr''d. '-undays trorpttd.
Vast houud trains make connection.
a' Ra.i.f0prc with TainS for PhlIECSt.
fIia, 500 YORK sId YGsiOn. Al w.
iTslp1 CITY fpr a.. OOlHti -OUtt.
Wet bound train 1azS- dIset cOnns--
tom rpf ag r.oif's r"EI 400 North Wtst
p...sr... i'-J-'.. AZ on all nigh, trzluk
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ST. LOUIS.


Prize Fighters SrrcSteu.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-John Allen
and Arthur Chambers were in the
city last evening and were arrested
ON q rcouisition from Gov. Beveridge
ON n charge of abetting prize
Gght. Tom Kelly was also arrested
bv the Illinois authorities.
Suicide.
Major John c. Tell, committed
suicide by an over dose ofmorphinc
at his residence on Eighth street,
last night. Business misfortune Is
alleged as the cause Of the act.
The case of the State VS.. Jos. H.
Johnson, Eben. j. Niners, Henry T.
White and Arthur T.. Raynor, charg'
ed with the abduction Of Anna In
mprett on Carondalet street, some
DAYS ago, came up again III tne
Court of Criminal Correc ton TINS
morning. The counsel for the de"
fence moved 10 discharge Raynof,
Viners and White, on the ground
that the evidence that the prosecu-
ton developed had nothing to Grim
inatr them. Tue motion was over
ruled, and the testimody for the de-
fense was entered upon, and consist
rI in the attempt to prove, that an
engagement of marriage existed be-
tween johnson and Miss Emmerett,
unon the testimony Gs to the conducI
nf the two toward each otheI,
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TRANSPORTATION
C'o5o'ald & 9itssbQrgh B. &,

C.o'e'ali & 9ittsbQrga B. E.
y,r .!sIssg. uH $50 AFTER SOY.
~ . ~ H.l. I--| Tr1'rl, WIllrun
luIugs'
LEAfs
E".H... .i..r. Iu. IN..H \. Iil. -say .Iu.
Erdg. puIt... 5.t1 q. Ia, II1os. 10. 80 y. ~.
E'aun.Uy.e- orr a. m. ~ 3. IN. 80 y. H..
W".lsTIiIH... -.nI IN. us r. m. 40 p. ~.
IfrDHrEn .lUIO y. m. G+O 9. IN. 7:4U =. M.
: II "Wc"...- n NJ 90. 100. SO =. n. ~ u. Ia
CIoyu.sul..... .., .. ~. 100 %. Tu. 3Jl y. Ir.
EoiImDI0 lH ItH Ja. ~. s..D n. a..
WRsh.u .'uu lt.s' .. ~. Iutl a. ~. d - q. ~.
In'adcirhu y 81. -. u. SO a. ~. att a. n..
hCW YORK. l2.D -. IA. Iilg u. m. as a. ~.
E,-i0n .......... 10 - I.Iu. JUb y. M, % y. ~.
Tickets 20 all principal points In the Eal,
and west can be procured st the Union
Ticket ONCE, In hcLuTC HUuEc, and ri the
Eta'lpn at Bridgeport.
r. X. HYEEB,
'T.f ',..' "aE1"T V"r and Ticket Agent
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~. Louis Express.

gArT-IrgyEF. wUT-LEAbT-
" H,ea!g Wheeling
rrilv - .g.A ~ daily st-....S5J ~
Hgrlyg- ~ sTxfyEs ~
Washington p.Imbus 90. Ssj0 T.. v.
GIl. -........ [IpI. =. -anduzky .IG2f =. N.
F... mare. 100. ~
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Cincinnati Erpress.

TRAINS Will LAW WHEELING A.
tJLLD#- WHEELING TINE:
, 1873-01-05

Nor REMovED.-To prevent mis-
takes, | find it necessary to state, to
my customers on Puget Sound. that I
still continue the Matchmaking and
Jewellery business on the old stand, in
Yates Street. Victoria, Is. G. My son,
VIM. Lange, has set up In the same
line OF business In Port Townsend, w.
L. And I trust my neighbors will ex-
tend u liberal patronage to him: but
those that wish to deal with the Old
Man will please send to the above ad-
dress and rest assured that everything
will be attended to with the greatest
care. G. w. A. LANCE.
, 1873-01-05

PUT BACK.-The bark Mary GloveS
which sailed from NanaimO, with a lOAl
of coal for San Francisco, got abe6t
sixty miles outside Cape Flattery wien
she commenced leaking so badly that
she was forced to put back to Royal
Roads, where the bark arrived on the
lst instant. The Mastick has tOwed
her into Port Discovery, a.Td'itis prob
able that her cargo of coal will be re-
shipped in the Revere, now lying at
that place.