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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
tFrom our Late Editions OF yesterday. ]
The L0ader-Price story,

AN EFFORT TO GET ITS EXPLOSION BEFORE THE
JURY-ooNfERENcE BETWEEN TILTog AND
BEEcHER's COUNSEL ON THE sUBJEcT-No ACTION
YET.
The affidavits Of Loader and Prise being be-
fore the Jury, Mr.. Beecher's counsel addressed a
note on Tuesday to Judge Morris to obtain his
consent that the expose OF their story be also
sent to the jury. The same Gay MIR. Beecher's
lawyers met Gen. Pryor aud Mr.. Morris in con-
sultation on the subject. Messrs Morris and
Pryor were unwilling to act i'll any way or make
any promises until they had seen Mr. Beach and
30 it WAS arranged that Mr.. Beach should be re-
quested to go over to Brooklyn and general
consultation then be held.
In pursuance OF this plan, Mr.. Beach went to
Brooklyn in the forenoon OF yesterday. A series
of private consultations were held during the
day in Judge Nelson's private room in the Court
house. Messrs. Beach, Pryor, and Morris and
Messrs. Shearman, Tracy, and Hill being pres
ent. Judge Nelson himself was in the room a
part OF the time, merely, however, as passive
| listener The defendants counsel offered to
modify the request contained in the above letter
| in any way which would be entirely consistent
with their object Of removing from the minds of
| the Jurors the false impressions which had been
| made by the publication of the alidavits of
| Loader and Price. The aifdayits were published
| in the Herald the very morning the jury retired,
and il was known that some of the jury possess
| ed or had seen copies OF this paper.
/ MT. DeeCuer ihNyots hibuou III tub dcphtc
| that the declaration of Mr.. Morris and Gen.
Pryor that they were unwilling to appear as
| counsel for Loader was II virtual abandonment
of his case; and that If they were not willing to
sustain and defend him when prosecuted for
perjury they ought not to be responsible for his
affidavit in these proceedings, and ought to con-
sent that the jury should be told this. The de-
fendants counsel offered to let their opponents
put the subject in the proposed explanation to
the jury in their own language, and showed a
willingness to agree upon almost any plan that
would withdraw the affidavits entirely from the
minds OF the jury.
Nevertheless, it was found to be impossible to
agree, and when Mr. Tilton was sent for to take
part in the consultation and brought in by MIR.
Pearsall, the defendants LAWYERS left the room.
Here the matter rests. Counsel for Mr.. Beech
or have not given up the hope Of perfecting
some such arrangement as the one already dis
cussed before the jury have ended their delber-
| ations. Mr.. Evarts is to be in Brooklyn to-day
and his advice will be taken as to what is best tc
be done.
The examination of Loader has been begun
before Justice Riley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
The o,sy's bonds 1t a premium.


The new City loan Of s125,oOO. has been all
sold at premium, ranging from fifteen cents to
three per cent. This is very creditable
achievement on th nart OF the finance commit
toe, and one unprecedented in the history OF
our municipal borrowing. The credit of the city
has been 80 maintained that its bonds have
steadily stood at par, and none have been placed
at any time, sznader that rate. Even at periods
when the demand for money WAS active, and
six per cent. security considered by
no means desirable, the bonds of the
City Of Wilmington have been negotiated
at their full face value, and have not declined
to . less quotation in the current sales Of the
market. But to rise even above this, and dis
pose OF 30 largo . loan in one day. at premi-
um, is still more creditable both to the city and
those conducting its finances
Just here, lot US urge that the ease
of borrowing shall not encourage tho
further accumulation OF municipal debt
Public feeling LIS justly opposed to
the issue OF more bonds. except for some
purpose Of tho greatest Importance. The estab-
lishment Of sufficient water supply is an object
so vitality Important to our manufacturing in
dustries, to the comfort OF the people, and the
protection Of property from fire, that the large
amount expended upon it is money well invest
ed. But the city debt has now reached a point
beyond which further addition to it is to be dep
recsted. The interest charge and annual pay
ments Of principal, which, by the terms of the
eral loans, must be made, are themselves heavy
burden upon the annual tax lists, and they
should not be increased, until an increase Of
population and property adds to the ability to
boar them,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02

~Persons leaving to,on tor the summer can hare
tbs COMMERCIAL matted to them, postpaid, for 80
cents wonth.
Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,sav BY wall isVormed that sco-cent stamp is
required an ordinary tOrapper be used II sent TO the
poet oee NTH cent stamp it ril probably necer
reach ts destination. The paper ich no icrapper at
oil, or light o7e can be matted for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02

Mrs Fosters Rose WOrm-LozenKcs.
An infallible remedy for worms. Safe, pleasant
and reliable. Price 90 cents per box
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
THE INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECT0RsHIP
"A BAD BUSINESS, IF TRUE.

The facts in relation to the reported removal
Of Collector PrettymAn develop slowly, the
whole performance appearing to be an under
ground job, Of which no one is ready or willing
to assume the responsibility. So extraordinary
= change, if it has really been determined on. is
alike injurious to the public interests, and to the
Republican organization. That an officer who
is admitted on all hands to have been yigilant
efficient, and faithful in the performance Of his
duties to. the Government should be displaced
without notice, and without any assigned cause,
to mako way for person who has no experience
in the complicated business Of the Office and no
special qualifications for Its discharge, would be
gross disregsrd, certainly, Of the public inter-
ests, and highly unjust to the individual dis
placed. II the thorough performance of his du-
ties is no assurance to public officer Of his re-
tention, or even of a timely notice of his pro-
posed removal and If, on the contrary, he is to
hold himself in readiness to quit the place. at
any moment whom some underhand intrigue may
develop itself, II must be admitted that the peo-
pie arc unlikely to be well served by their Off
cers. No private party would employ clerk or
other assistant in such way and expect him. at
The saae time. to be steadily faithful energetic,
md ssaloua In his business. On the contrary,
sueh policy would be reasonably certain to de-
norali2e the best-disposed employee.
Y, Exactly what has been done is yet uncertain.
DR.. Prettyman is probably removed, and possi-
bly, not removed at all. The stories, at this
writing, are still vague and indefinite Not a
word officially has been sent the Collector, and
those in suthority immediately above him are
entirely ignorant both of any possible reason
for his removal, and Of any intention to remove
him. That there should be parties capable OF
setting on foot such intrigues is not surprising.
perhaps, but If they should succeed it would
cause both surprise and regret. Doctor Pretty
man, himself, is not the only person interested
everybody is concerned that the public service
should not be administered upon principles OF
demoralization and injustice. We are confident
thxt the President is too fair man to allow that
sort Of proceeding.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02

that the ordinary necessities of the people t,ust
be supplied ~ dull times well in pros porous.
But the trouble is that in trade, as now con-
Quoted, there is little or no money to be made /;
and We shall not see brighter times OF more
healthy state of business until prices are on
basis to AFFORD reasonable return for the labor
OF production and the expenses of business"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
: : =
Ypfftal grttffs.
Choice Soda Water.

Choice SOda Water.
B. Bringhurst 4 co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
cur citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious flavor of the. Fruit Syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties They have
GLASS SIPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged Carbonic Acid Water, which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS, l
which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover Of Soda Water who may desire It, TO enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, tSaratoga,) Excelsior, (Saratogs,) High
Rock, (Saratoga) Ylchy, Kissingen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec sior, Ha-
thorn, Geyser High Rock, St. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston Spa, Gettysburg Misslsquoi,
Rockbridge Alum, st. Cafharine's Artesan. Freid
ericshalle. yichy. Seltzer, Bedford, Etc.
z. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
0yitu Busiuess 1trfftpry.


Anctieseers' ~
L. ". stidhAm : Son, Ill East eth street.
Bankers and Brokers
r. R. Rohsasoa Co.. >oo Market street.
BELL Ringers and Bill Posters,
Geo W. jackson, 8 West 9Th St
Be0t and shoe Makers md Dealers
Z; 2. Alexander. @ lea Msrse. st
gshs 9sesGsf Ssa as "a snd Pspss sTSsf
va + f4srss 4ar1ss IL oS Wet ss fSsGPs Ss1Pst
Carpenters and Builders.
j. O. Haddoek, shop Thorne bel Front Res 1913 waSh'n
J. X d. Seeds shop W. 4th, near West
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisb.ne DeMsnvIe. n, II II Fourth street
Clocks. Watches. and-J eweiers.
J. O. Massey, 4oi King street
Coach and Carriage Material.
VIM. Green 4 Co.. $. X. corner Sd and shipley sta
Druggists.
II. r. Brinshurst, sl7 Market st.
Flerists.
Tatnall 4 Co.. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson 81,
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas + Pummer. 5o3 Market at
Woolley Van Trump bl0 Market st.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
lame, lame q N % Watson a Sen. % . tst Market ark ST.
John P. Doushten 40 Market st
Hats, Caps, &c
Ssos Sso 4 T. 'H Babsii. fas, AS Si,s'' u 4 '''''e
Iron md steel
VIM. Green 4 Co., s. X. corner Sd and shpley STA
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. s. W. corner Front aud Orange
Looking -Ginsses md Frames
Flwood Doane, 10 west sth st.
r. McMonAgle, 3d and King ste.
Merchant TniIOrs
Geo. Gouert Is II. 4th st.
John II. Muhlhausen ai5 King st.
Samuel Miller, jr., l09 Market St
Paper Hanxings, Shades, 30
| John r. Holt ~ Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Penninston, Almonds Bag. sth and hArLst
i M. M. Child Co.. 4 west eth st.
| j. II. Frazer, Sd and Shipley sts
| VIM. Reynolds Co., S3l Market st.
VIM. McCaulley Co., bOs Market ST.
| Restaurant and Billiard RooUi
| Joseph Fsllmer. 5o4 and to6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
| Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co., b1 King at
/ New American Sewing Machine, us Market St
Undertnkers
Thomas j. Giles, n1 Shipley ST.
r. 3. Young 10 West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02

Jordnn,s Tonic Ale
Is Just what you want, to strengthen the system
under the enervating influences OF Spring. sold by
v. d c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACIsrs,
nov3-n sos Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02
pUBLlsHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsunda

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsundays
saspted,) at the CoxxERc1AL BUILDING, Sotth-''esf
sorsr FUfA assd Market Streets. Too cents copy.
Ten essts a ,Deek DELIVERED fRKK BY carriers
sArou0Aout tie city, The COMMERCIAL toiH be sent oy
mad 10 any Post O&oe in Neo castle County at 800
pr anau $1.q5 for months; 80 cents per month ;
Post Oeees sstsie Of NeW Castle county, sooo per
ssnsx; $40 for three months; 90 cents per month
TIE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE IN au cases.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
sSdsd with ysf-cass machinery and skfllui ioorksn,
for ereeutiy Book, JOB, and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions at prices beloo the aiding Printing
Housss Of the large CITIES.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (ReeIlv) the Peninsular
organ Of Farmers and Frui-groipers; great Family
Nssspapsr; published epery Thursday morning, al
Tsso Dollars year, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LmHnn1. 4tt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-02

Prepared bs Mrs. DIR. Foster An infallible rem
edy for piles Qnternal and externaD and burn
Read the testimonials on circulars occompanyin
each box. Price 25 cents each.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-13
Foreclosure of Mortrage


The Mechanics Farmers Building and
Loan Asnociation, of Richland County,
South Carolina, aGAin4t William NJ.
Hayno.
PY virtue Of power to me given ss Pre-
I'D sident Of tho Mechanics aud Farmers
Building and Loan Association, OF Rich.
land County, South Carolina, by the above
named William M. Hayne, by his deed,
scaled. and delivered, to sell the property
hereinafter described, and for him and
in his name to execute proper titles to the
purchaser or purchasers Of the said pre-
mises, hereby give notice that on the
FIRST MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, will
sell, at public auction. In the oity OF Co.
lumbia, before the Court House, to hig host
''1Uti All that at LOT LOT OF LAND, situate in the
city Of Columbia, and bounded as follows,
to wit: On tho West by Winn street; on the
South bv lot marked No. on survey; on
the East by the "Ditch." and on the North
by lot, supposed to belong to Mrs: Keat-
ings. The lot herein conveyed 10 desig-
mated as Lot No. on the survey, oontains
one-fourth { u OF all acre and twonty-si5
perohes, and runs along the line OF Winn
street forty-tive feet, and along Lot No. 7
four hundred and fourteen feet, and on the
North along tho corner lot OF trust estate,
parallel with the line of Lot No z three
hundred and seyenty-soven feet.
r. D. SENN,
PRESIDENT OF the Mechanics and Barn ers'
Building and Loan Association, Of hich.
land County, South Carolina.
Mar 13 23 Ap
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.


The Mech anics' aud Farm era building and
Loan Association, OF Kichland County,
Sonth Carolina, against Cha rios ia gsors.
PY virtue OF power to m & given as Presi-
ID dent of the Mechanics and Farmers'
Building aud Loan Association, OF Rich
land County, South Carolina, by the above
named Charles Jaggers, by his deed, sc aled
and delivered. to sell the property herein
after described, and for him and bis name
to execute proper titles to the purchaser or
purch asers Of the said premises, hereby
give notice. that on the FIRST MONDAY
OF APRIL NEXr. will soil at public
auction. i'll the city Of Columbia, before the
Court House, to the highest bidder,
llthat LOTOF LAND, situated in CITY OF
Columbia, and bounded as follows, to wit:
On the Northiby lot OF Thomas ]. LMaotte,
East by a street as yet unnamed, South by
lot o! SturGis and on tho West by lot OF
Allen. The lot herein conveyed is situated
In the Eastern portion or Columbia, known
as Wavcr!y; measures on its Eastern and
Western lines 80 feet 2 inches, and on it's
Northern aad Southern lines 156 feet, and
ls = part OF tho Tract OF Land conveyed by
dood to Th,nia. J. La aMotte by s. Oin raj
ley. r. b. SENN.
President %! the Mechanics and Farmers
Building and Loan Association, of Itch
land County. South Carolina.
Mar -. .3 "A
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Foreo osure of Mortgage.
II. 81 i. BEARD. Auctlone.ra.

Tho Mechanics' and Farmers' Building and
Loan Association, OF HIGHLAND COUNTY.
south Carolina, against O. J. Houston,
Morris Seaorook and William II. Taylor,
the three principal officers OF Lebanon
Lodge. NO. 9. Free and Accepted Ancient
York Masons. their successors in Office
and assigns.
PY virtue of power to me given, as Pre.i-
- dent OF the Mechanics and Farmers
building and Loan Association, Of Richla Il d
County. South Carolina, by the above
ma ned q. j. Houston, Norris Seabrook and
William n. Taylor, the three principal
officers Of Lebanon Lodge. No. 6, FREQ and
Accepted Ancient York Masons, by their
deed. signed. sealed AMI delivered, TO sell
the property hereinafter described, aud
Tor them and their SUCCESSORS in Office
aud assigns. to execute proper titles to the
purchaser or purchasers OF said pr emises
hereby give notice, that on the FIRST
MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, will sell, at
public auction, in tho city of Colnmbia. be-
fore the Court House. to the highect bid.
der, for cash,
All thAt LOT. with a two. story Brick
Building thereon, situate in the city OF Co.
lumbia, on Gervais street, aud bounded as
follows, to wit: On the North and'East by
lot OF Niles G.. Parker, and running North
sl1ty-nine feet, moro or lese; Wpst by lot OF
Mrs Stratton, and South by Gervais street,
fronting thereon thirty feet.
R.D. sENN,
President Of the Mechanics and Farmers
Building and Loan Association, OF Rich
land County, South Carolina.
Mar IA o3 "A
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her name TO execute proper tities to tho
purchaser or purchasers OF the said pre-
mises; I hereby giye notice that on the
sell ct public auction, in tho oity Of doluna-
6ie. before tho Court House, to the highest
bidder, for cash,
All that LOT Of LAND, with Buildings
thereon, situate in the city Of Cslumb{s,
North by Blossom street, fronting thereon
one hun dred and thiTty.seyen feet; East By
q lot formerly belonging to Cesar Gully,
deceaecd; South by estate OF Sarah Brown,
and running thereon one hundred ans
tus Cooper, running thereon one hundred
ana nlty-two feet. r. D. SENN,
president OF the Mechanics and Farmers'
Building and Loan Association, Of Rich-
iand County, South Carolina.
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"a uo 11on saleR
Valuable Real Estote.
By II. & 8. BEARD. Auctio

- 49, " ~ - o6oRO, AuCClOu6eTS.
Caroline IL. Preston us. Emma II. Noses
Eoreclosure OF Mortgage for Purohuro
Money.
pUHSUANT to the powers OF sale con.
tanned in the mortgage OF Emma K.
Moses to Caroline NJ. Preston, OF date 14ll
January. 1873. recorded i'll Register Mesne
Convcyapce Office or Richland County, h.
O., IN Book II OF Mortgages, pages 800, 321
and 332, will sell, on the frat MONDAY in
April next, in front Of the Court House,
Columbia, =. c., at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or az
so soon thereafter as convenient. all that
FOUR ACRES. more or less, with the
BUILDINGS thereon-bounded by Laurel.
| Blanding, Henderson and Pickens streets.
IERHs OF SALE-Caah sufficient to pay
mortgage aforesaid, to wit: Seven thou
ssnd one hundred aud twenty EIGHT t$7, 1881
dollars, and interest from 10th February.
1910; insurance premiums past due, to wit:
TWO hundred t$200) dollars, and all ex.
pensos OF the sale; the balance secured
OF the piemises, payable in annual
| installments. the aret OF q ye thousa All four
hundr ed t$5.4 .400) dollars on the 10Th Feb.
ruary, 1876; the second OF like amount on
tue !Oth February, 1877. and the balance on
the 10th February, 1878, with interest on
the whole credit part at the rate Of eight
per cent. per annum. to be paid annually
| from the 10th February, 1875, upon the
principal sum until the same be fully paid:
and II not paid, the interest to bear into
| misses to be insured for full mount, ana tho
pohcy assigned to rue. Purchasers over and
ABOVE bid to pay for papers and all taxes,
city and State. standing against the pro.
CAROLINE NJ. PRESTON.
For further inform alton, apply to JOHN
\. RHEFF, Attorney. at Law, Law Range,
| Columbia, s. C. Ma 14s
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NHwI ORLEANS. March l2.r-Cotteu
firm and ia fair demandEmiddiine
1855; net receipts 6, 1872; gross 2.2lE:
exports Great Britain 450; sales 6.25O;
stock PSI. .S02; weekly net receipts
22,537; gross 24.067; exports Great
Britain l1.096; France 5.947; ,con,i-
nent 16, 665; coastwise 1853; sales
24.60O. -7"
GALVESTON. March 12.-Cotton firm
-middling 15L; good ordinary IA;
low middllng AK; net receipts 8l2;
sales 1887; stock 65, ,334; weekly net
receipts 6.925; gross 7,Ol2; exports
channel l,426; ooastwise 6.O4O; sales
5.191.
PARIS. March 12.-Rentes G5f. 85o.
LIVERPOOL, March 1913 P. NJ
Cotton quiet and unchanged-mid-
ding uplands 71s; Orleans 8@S16;
sales $4,000; speculation and e1port
1000; sales of week 68. 600; speculation
5000; stock 734, 900, of which Ameri.
can is 424, 900; receipts III, 900; Ams-
rioan $4,000; actual export 5000;
aaoat 53S. 900; American 1923. 900; basis
middling uplands, nothing below low
mlddling. shipped April or May. l6
basis middling uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable March o,
April. TX; nothing below low mid.
ding, deliverable March, April, May
or June. 7T@7 l5.16@S 16.
8 T. M.-Yarns and fabrics quiet
and firm. Sales cotton basis middlipp
Orleans, nothing below low middIiug,
deliverable March, s; sales American
$500.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage

Tho Mechanics' and Farmers' Building and
Loan Association, OF Rich!and County.
South Carolina. against Isbom M,tcheli.
RY virtue Of power to me given. as Pre-
R1;,s ~ sident OF the 4eohanios' and Farmers
County. South oarolins. BY tho above
named nan !ehom Mitchell, by his deed, sealed
:tser described, and Tor him and in bis
name to execute proper titles to the pur-
oaaaer or purohasers Of the said promises.
hereby give notice. that on the FIRST
snSS,G M1SMSDAY OF APRIL NEXT win sell, at
fore the Court House, to the bighest bid
der, for cash,
All that LOT OF LAND, with buildings
thereon, situate In the city OF Columbia.
and bounded as follows, to wit: on the
North, by Plain street; South by lot for
merly belonging to Cpsar Gully; and West
by lot now or formerly belonging to Ran
dali. The said lot contains one.haN acre.
more or iese. r. d. SENN.
President Of the Mechanics and Farmers'
6ufldlng and Loan Association, Of Rich
land County, South Carolina. - :. =,
NJ 13, %, Al
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The late Hon. Sam. Galloway, Of
Columbus, Ohio. was u remarkably
homely man. On one occasion, while
dining with a personal and political
friend in ChiIlicothe, the six or
seven.yeur-old daughter of his host,
who had been intently stnlying Gallo.
ways face. said. loud enough to he
heard by all at table: .AIa, didn't
that mans mamma love children
mighty weil?" "Why so. my dear?"
asked her mother. "Oh, Just cause
sho raised him."
A Cincinnati drummer, who, with
the aid of his feet, filled two seats on
the morning train of tue I. G. and l.
lsoad. few days since, and who was
too ugly to move, though the Cur was
crowded, was completely upset when
the conductor quietly took out his foot
rule, and after deliberately taking the
measure OF his feet. announced in a
loud tone,. Eighteen and three q uarter
inohes!" The roar of merriment which
followed, caused the fellows feet to
come down in hurry.
Good advice TO the South is given
in the following paragraph from the
st. Louis Republican, independent:
"Let the Southern people leave the
Administration and the Republican
party to the angry North, with nothing
to divert or distract it in the reckon.
ing; let them remain silent and passive
while the reckoning is going on-and
the next Presidential election will be
TO the Republican party aimply day
OF judgment." "aa
CIGARS. The average number OF
cigers smoked each hour in the United
States is' 5,168, ,000.' During the last
fiscal year the import duties on cigars
amounted to 38, t50. .0BO.41. Che total
amount Of taxes on cigars in currency
was S33 .242, ,S75 62. Grand total,
$39. .392, ,936. 03. The increased taxes
on cigars, which have Just gone into
effect, will, doubtless. In no wise lessen
the consumption.
County Treasurer Runion, of Green.
Vile. has been on, trial before Judge
Cook. on .sundry charges. but was de-
clased not guilty.