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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-16
War NOles.

ST. PETERSBURG November Is, "A
special dispatch from the Grand Duke
MichseIs headquarters St Vsrsn Ksleh,
IN the Akbsbs hills, seven miles south OF
hsrs, says: Generals Heimsnn and
Ierguksssots corps sre beseiging ErZe-
roum. The Ardshan corps is in the
Ssghanh mountains. Russian admins
trstIon Is being introduced into the Wills.
ges nesr Erzeroum. General SChelkoY-
nlkof has been appointed governor.
LONDON, November ia special
dlspstch from Bogst says Gen De
kobelotf on capturing the positions on
Green hill, near BreStov, commenced
throws up redoubt which gave rise 10
the belief At hesd quarters that one OF
the Turkish redoubts had been captured.
Nehemet ALI Is moving with forces ~
Sofia, 70 the position 81 Chsikovitze, ten
miles west OF Sods, whore the road from
Lorn Pslanks lntersects the rosd 10
Wish Pierc. He will be sble 20 wstch
Servis, and If needed cooperate with
the force 81 OrChsnio.
CETTISGE, November l5.-Ot the 500,
OJO roubles sent 70 Montenegro Tor the
relief OF the inhabitants of RussIs. the
sgents have applied over 800, ,OOO IN bay
ing the Pole influence
The Montenegrlns have taken Fort
Saustss. They bombardrd Autivarie all
day yesterday They have captured sll
the Turkish provisions and depots
LONDON, November l5.-A correspond.
b.t III
occasionally Y comes 10 n stand-silll, and II
Is woderiu how il ever moves on sgsin
Recently an offer OF arms WAS rejected
because $4,000 could rot bo raised -
complete the payment.
CoNsTAETISoPLE, November Is
Chskier Pasns hes arrived at Orrhsnia.
Cheluet Pasea has been removed.
LONDON. November lj.-A special
from Erzeroum contains the following
THE Russians reCAptured Fort AZlsIe, on
Wednesday, but were Immediately eN.
PEELED The inhabitants OF ErZcroum
have participated IN the recent lighting,
and their loss has becn considerable
There Is general enthusiasm. The Rus
sian cavalry have appeared On the north
OF ErZeruum.
CoEsrANrINorLE November l5.-The
Russians have been reeulsed near kars.
alter prolonged fighting
There has been heavy snow in Asia.
A council OF WAT, under the presidency
of the Sultan, has decided To largely re-
ntorce Mchmct ALI The rumors OF
peace negotiations are denied.
LONDON, November 10 "A special
dated Poredin, Tuesday, says that tho
Russians yesterday summoned Osman
Pssha to surrender. Osmsn refused
A special from Athers says that the
Prince OF Mouteuegrin has united with
Greece to cooperate IN the invasion of
Albania
VIENNA, November 10. A CORE
spondent estimates the Russian forces
before Erzcruum At 10000, which Is IN
-uiliCIent to invest the plsco Mukhtar
Pnsns Is now confident OF his ability 10
hold out TIL -cIniorCcmontL arrive from
BAtoum, whluh also seems ~ safe ~
ever.
A Belgrade correspondent reports that
,kirmishes are occurring continually bo-
tween the Servian frontier guards and
the Basin Bszouks,
The Turk, are erecting intronChments
At Bagova, on the Timok
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THANKSGIVING.

Governor MATHEWS has handsomely
seconded the Presidents proposition that
the people give thanks to the Great
Ruler for all that they have and are, on
the 29th instant The proclamation OF
the Governor is model in expression
and brevlty:
81, HENRY NJ. MATHEWS, Governor
of West Virginia, hereby appoint Thurs
day, the 29.h day Of November, instant,
u day OF Thanksgiving. l request the
people OF the State to assemble on that
day III their houses OF worship to pray to
and adore Almighty God, and to offer
thanks for His mercies; and that they
will otherwise observe the day in man =
ner becoming an intelligent, favored and
grateful people"
1t was suggested of Governor VAN
ZANT, of Rhode Island, that his State is
so small that he could not issue long
proclamation without trespassing upon
other States. The fact that our own
capital is located on narrow neck be-
tween Ohio and Pennsylvania had moth
ing TO do with the length of Governor
MATHEWS proclamation, for greater
length could not have added to the
beauty or the merit of this neatly written
document.
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Heavy Land suit.

NEW YORK, November l5.-Mrs
Eliza MILAN o; this city, who claims the
John Young estate, consisting Of $4,000
of land in Virginia, West Virginia
a. Kentucky, and also valuable prop
erty Philadelphia and Alexandra, Vir-
GINS, valued st S3OOOOOOO by the esti-
mate Of her lawyers, appeared before the
commissioner Of deeds to-day and signed
the documents preparatory to bringing
suit 10 the Supreme Court for the recov-
erv ofthese lands, some o. which are now
occupied by several large coal and IRON
companies.
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Burglar Lynched-A Brave Girl.

DEs MoIEEs, IA, November l5.-In
Warren county, some fifteen miles from
Des Moines, man named Reuben Proc
tor, who was having his pre- iminary ex-
animation on the Charge If having laial.
Iy shot MI-s CaHgsn while burg
lsrIz'ng her fathers house, Was taken
from the room, last evening Dy n mob OF
forty men, and hung. The mob wore no
masks, and are under-tood 10 have been
citizens Of the city in which Mss Cal
gan lived The girl wac fatally shot by
the burglar, who Was supposed 10 b.
Proctor. He had gone 10 The house a.
night, knowing her father had sold his
farm and had the money in the house.
He entered the house with cooked pls-
lol, when there was no one home but the
girl and her aged mother. The girl few
at the robber struck down the pistol,
tore of MS mask and actually drove him
out of the door. H fred two shots a,
her, one bail passing through her breast
and the other through her head. The
girl still lives, but the doctors say she
cannot recover.
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TheChIcnEo Fire.

CHICAGO, November ID -SloRn's In
surance Agency reports, concerning the
loss by the fire las, night, that the build
ing is estimated, by Architect CScmAn,
10 be damaged less than 100000. ltn
insured for 100000 in New York
agencies. The fire broke out a second
time, early this mOruIug, IN the bfso-
mcut, where were stored large quantities
Dt package goods, and 1t became nec"s-
ssry 10 food that par, OF the store. BE-
sides DJd,y, who was reported kllled
last evening, the only other man known
10 have ALLEN victim 20 the iiAn's ~
OrOnski, fireman, who fell with the stair
from the third story 10 the basement, and
whose body has not been found. FIVE
men are badly injured, but none, u l. bo.
eved, are fatally hurt. james Bottom,
agent here of the Singer Manufacturing
Company, thinks the building can be re-
placed tor quarter 0! n million dollars.
lie SAYS the original cost Wa halt smIl-
lion, and the fire ol 1872 damaged II ~
that an additional outlay OF four hundred
thousand was put on II. The company
rule WAS % carry Its own insurance, but
"A he has heard from severAi agencies IA
which the building is insured hs sup
poses the company departed from their
custom in this case. George x. McKen-
sIe, Vice President Of the company, will
be here from New York, on Saturday.
The Sterns Insurance Agency gives n
list Of the companies in which insurance
Rss placed Tho aggregs,e u $3.50
At o'clock the body OF John y ROuke.
p,pem4n o. engine No. ., wa. recovered
from the debris N nAngled state. Ely
Sweeney, reported missing, Is at home,
badly but no! fatally injured. The hrm
have temporarily secured storage and
quarters in Wabash Avenue and Wash
ington streets, but no definite arrange
neGts will be- made Ill Mr. Letters re-
turn fsOm New York. where he now Ia.
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THE scHOOI. noOK QUESTION.

The Hi,h:e Go-ette speaks well snt
wisely of the sctoJl book swiDdi':
The school book monopoly Is sn out
'aga, At best. Publishers secure the pass
age O., q statute, requiring the use of 1.
certain work in the schools, and then
.-sr-e two prices for it. Paper stock has
-sPr. .s,ed very much in price within 4
lew years, and labor can be secured 81
low -stes; but school books COS. Ms much
i: ever. Everything else in the lit
e'ary Ine is cheaper than formerly. A
handsome volume, if not u school book,
which, even q year ago, cost Sl.5O, can
now be procured for SlOO, while one
which is inferior, msintsILs price which
Tss always too high. We are opposed TO
81 kinds of eXtortioning, and this which
sanctioned by law is as bad as any of
Thlcn We know. The man who has Il
AI..y OF any size pays an enormous tax
every year 10 sustain publishers who
aaye already grown rich by having the
led al. TO themselves. We are in favor
@ -lI 0-mity of text books; but we
would Ike to see some check put on the
'apscty Of those who take advantage Of
'ls law and their coPywright, to assess u
'Peces Of revenue which yields them =
''.lue from the necessities OF the people
every yesr."
The Gazette has told only part of the
story In addition to the exorbitant
P''ce. eIscted, the publishers have struck
-Pon su ingenious swindle which is still
More burdensome--that of cutting one
O'oS INTO three, four or FIVE parts or vol
'les Instead of one arithmetic, we
10" have three or four; instead Of one
Ssog'sPhy, We have q whole series, and
Z" OF grammar, and even of spoilers and
leaders. We remember when the
Western Calculator" furnished the
10y with a better knowledge OF
arithmetic than the whole series
-'s' now; when the pupil learned
much Of the geography of the world
'-' o' NITcHELL's single volume geogrs
20! and atlas as MITCugLL's whole
Biographical library now furnishes, snc
,-' same NAY be said of the other studies
I'D 'aose days, boy was furnished with
'~s 'peiler-CoBBs or the United Statei
~'as reader, one geography, one arlth
I7"c' one grammar, single volume il
s'ora, and so on, and he
sN out of them more solid
'-l practical education - more
" Tue kernel and less of the chafi-thar
-e double srmload of books with which
''oa pupil is now fitted out imparts t
'-' po'sessor. The present plan is no
,u'y lar more expensive-three or -four
''Ule' to one-but it is more exhsustin,
,"l less satisfying to the pupil. He hs
" "aVeI over too much ground to get
""'s OF the substance.
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Murder in Boston.

BosoToN, November l5.-Bridget
Francis Kennedy was murdered At South
Boston, last evening, where she had gone
to visit her sister. About 9 o'clock she
rang the bell, was admitted by her
brother, and Immediately tell to the floor
unconscious and died IN ten minutes
On examination three stabs were found
in her left breast. The affair is involved
in mystery. Peter Mshony Wss arrested
having bloody knife in his possession,
and WAS under the influence OF liquor
and had been seen near the house braud.
ishiug knife early in the evening, and
threatening to Kill some one.
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OmciaI Vote OF Penns, Ivania,

HARRISBURG Pa November l5.-The
following is the official vote of Pennsy.-
wanna cast at the late election, ss received
st the State Department, except Wash
ington county returns, which are com
piled from the county papers. For Su-
preme Judge, S,errett, Republican, IA
4s0; Turnkey, Democrat, 25l 900; Bart
ley, Greenbsck, 55,5S2; Winton Prohlbi-
tion, 2S99; Trunkey's plurality, $3.50.
For Auditor Gecera, Passmore, Repub-
lican, 242 2SS; Schell, Democrat, 25l,256;
Emerson, Greenbs back, 52,98S; Barker,
Prohibition, $685.; Schei,s plurality,
96S
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CONGRESSMAN KENNA was in the city,
yesterday, having run down from Wash
ington TO attend the funeral of his father
in-lsw, the late JAMES QUIGG, Esq. He
returned again to his official duties last
night making his stay in the city thus
short in the fear that the snti-resumption
bill might be brought to u vote to day. In
the success of this measure Mr.. kENNA
feels deep interest, and he could not
consent under any circumstances to run
any risk OF beng absent from his post
when y vote is reached. We are glad
to see Mr.. KENNA presenting evidence
OF enjoying the best Of health.
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THE army bl. which passed the House
hs, teen referred, Ii the Senate, to sub
committee of three Senators, of whom
DAVIS 0. West Virginia, is one. The
two Republican members are in favor OF
Increasing the army to 10000. Mr.
DAVIS will. we presume, adhere to the
House bi., wbi,l places the number u,
-OWO |. the senate shall insert 2jOOO
ll,lesd Of 10000, We hope the House VIII
never recede from its position.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-16

SPEAKER GIBSON, in an interview
with the Charleston correspondent of the
RgalsrER, expresses his conviction that
If the Legislature were to meet in extra
session this winter and pass the Judiciary
amendment, It would make saving to
the people OF the State, within the next
Two wears, Of rot less than 1000, after
psying the expenses Of the extra session
Tat looks ike good investment-on
paper.
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Stock holders liahle-

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-Judge Moore, in
the suits of the individual creditors
against the stockholders of the Fidelity
Savings Bank, decided to-day that the
stockholders are lisble and must pay
their Indebtedness TO the banks creditors
as whole. This is important, as settling
number of similar suits which have
been begun here.
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Catholic He,rarcny OF Scotland.

EDENBURGH, November l5-A cores
pondcnt says: The chief OF the new
Roman Catholic Hierarchy of Scotland,
will be styled Archbishop OF Glasgow,
Lismore, Aberdeen, Withorn snd Dan
keld. At the consistory to be held in
December following, there will be created
Cardinals, Pspal Nunclos at Vienna and
Paris, and Archblshops of Venice and
Palermo.
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strengrh o1tnc REGULAR ArmI.

WAsHEGTOS, November 1.-The
annual report OF Gen. Sherman shows
that the entire regular army is COM
posed Of general officers, IL general
staff officers, 5GG; hospital stewards, 1885,
engineers, 1879; ordnsnce enlisted men,
34G; enlisted men Of staff corp. 83l; 10
regiments Of cavalry officers, 439;
enlisted men 1911; total cavalry $3.50; )
regiments 0. sruIlery, oficers, Z5ii
enlisted men, 23ll; total s-l.l.ery. 26O5;
- regiments OF infantry, officers,
ST. enlisted men, s778; total
infantry, 9Cj5, besides wn.cn there
are reported s. non-commiisiOued
s.aff unattached - regiments, military
academy recruits unassigned, Indian
scouts aud prison guards amounting %
1917; signal corps, 4O4; retired officers,
3Ol. and captain in the United States
army by &C. OF Congress /; sggregsting g
officers snd men 24,5Ol; Of which force
available for war s. msde up Of csyslry,
artillery and infantry regiments amount
20 2O6Ol officers and men, 20 which
sbouId be added the general officers and
off .ers Of the general staff serving with
them. together With $40 Indian scouts.
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SENATOR THURMAN is credited with
being wsrmly in favor of the silver bill
Ia will deliver sn able speech IN favor
Ait when It comes before the Senate. Ii
:, now said HAYES will certainly sign the
hill The Congressional clouds have q
silver lining.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

While the time is far enough, yet the
next Congressional canvass is beng dis
cussed. Parkersburg will have h;
least one candidate in the field for the
Democratic nomination, and that is Col.
Jacob b. Jackson, who Is understood to
be fairly in the field. Among the Re.
pubicans who will probably be willing
to take Gen. Gofi's shoes as leader OF the
party in the First District, are Judge
Loomis and Mr.. hutchinson.
Death has been At work among the
older citizens since | last visited this city.
| miss the familiar face OF John w. Hor-
ner. the veteran editor of the Sentinel,
whose smiling face and cordial greeting
always msde the visitor feel welcome.
His pen is at rest, his brain uas ceased its
work, aad the vacant triEoi stands o
mute memorial of the editorial labors OF
his lifetime. q. b. NJ.
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ORR correspondent, &c. Il. NJ, " writes
f.,m Psrkersburg a short and graceful
,hi,usry of Speaker GIBSON, not dream
=. that the subject OF 1t lives to read it
,;,,ssIf We shall not withhold it from
Al, resders, Notwithstanding.
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TuE grand jury IN Judge JACKsoN'S
,,, At Charleston, found 240 indict-
,.,ts st its recent sitting, against per-
.,,, fer infringing the revenue laws, so
~, correspondent at that plsce informs
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WEinfer that Joe. Miller set 'em up for
Brother Hornor, Of the farkersburg
S;nfusL, when the latter WAS in Wheel
ipg ls!ely. That is the reason our broth
sr does the opposite of try ing to demolish
Joe.-Ritchle Gc-etts.
How about NED WOODS, the State
Librarian? Are We to "infer" that you
aafer the opposite, in this case?
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Methodist ni.si ms,

NEW YogK, November 1.-THE
General Missionary Committee Jf the
Methodist church to-day made sppro-
pristions for the various missionary fields
Tor 1878 The appropriations will not
materially differ from the amounts
sppropristed for 1877 and the aggregate
II the same. The sum Of $4,000 Wa.
placed a. the disposal Of the board 10 aid
any distressed missionary in Bulgsrs.
Il was reported that st least one mis-
sionsry had been killed by the Turks.
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Snicide.

CHICAGO. November l5.-The coro-
ner's Jury thi: evening rendered ver-
dict that Wm. T. Coolbough came 70 his
death from & pistol shot fred by his own
hand. with the intention " commit
suicide, and IN our judgment be commit
ted the &C. in 8 state of temporary inssn-
itv
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RuPned to Death.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November IA.
while q negro wss trying 70 Ill 5
miners lamp, the oil in the can caught
fire. exploded, and threw the oil all over
him, burning him so badly that ne died
in q short time.
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PnrnIe nnh Ten Rrneck.

NEW YORK, November l5-The Ttrt
Field and Farm OF to-morrow's issue say
edltorally. Statements having been
made to the effect that Mr.. Perrle LorII-
lard had offered to match Parole against
Ten Broeck for $4,000 side, to run 81
Louisville next spring, At any distance
from one to four mile, We addressed
him note requesting him 10 state II
such reports had any authenticity IN
fact Here is his reply.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. Is. 1877.
EDIToRs-I have not challenged Ten
Brock, but | am willing TO run Parole
against hlm for S25,OOO side, $1,000
forfeit, two miles and half, western
weights and dry tracks; race - be ruu At
Saratoga, and l will allow Ten BrOeck
$1,000 for expenses II II comes
IT. will also run from my Ram.
cocons stable, two year old Al
three-quarters Of n mile, n three
year old At one mile and three
quarters. tour year Old Mt two miles
and quarter and five year old NJ
three miles against western horses OF the
same age, excepting that | will run my
dve year old against n five year old OF
over The lOur races are 10 be run at
Jerome Park or Saratoga tor 81, 800 n
aside, st each race 81 900 forfeit to BE-
made The four races 10 be- accepted or
none. TINS offer means that | am
willing TO run my stable against the pick
OF the entire west.
Yours, respectfully,
Signed. +. LoRILLARD.
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VOL. l5.
aFhcelina 2rglster.
ool6 closed yesterday at 1929

Tie ,0sathsr to-d1y '0iLL bepdrtty cloudy
,b southwest ,o.nds, Iotoer temperature,
,.8 rain.
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Great unessiness is felt about the
steamer Mexican, from Port Royal Sep.
tember 18th for Liverpool Nothing has
been heard Of her since her departure.
She had q crew of thirty men and anum-
Der OF passengers.
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SPEAKER GIBsoN's DEATH,

and WAS shock to mis- many
friends and acquaintances. Mr.. Git
son had displayed remarkable viii
aud force OF character IN the dis
charge OF his public duties, and By his
warm and genial disposition had won
many friends. He had identified him
self with the public interests and the
State will ieel his loss. He was young
man OF bright promise, and if his lite
had been spared would have made his
mark Ms u public man.
Capt. Gibson was soldier in General
Lees army IN front OF Richmond, and
received wound which WAS regarded as
one of the most remarkable from which
a man ever recovered. lie was struck
by thirty.two pound cannon ball, tear
ing away the abdominal muscles and let
ting his bowels fail out.
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opening The congregational Canvass

Has Col. Bob. Delaplsine, of Wheel
ing, any intention OF running for Con-
gress next year? he would make a good
compromise candidate. Let Ben. Wilson
and Hans. Good withdraw in his favor.
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A basis Of settlement in the Wander
bilL will case was submitted at the close
Of proceedings Wednesday, and Is now
under consideration.
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MARROW GAUGE ROAD

from this city to Charleston. The road
will open up "a valuable section running
through Wood, Roan2, Jackson and
Kanawhs counties, and will be about 80
miles in length. 1t will establish n
direct communication between the north
ern and southern sections of the state.
Colonel Chancellor assures me that the
road can be made and equipped ior less
than half million dollars, ana ieels sure
of its success.
This morning news was received here
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There are yet few cases OF yellow
fever III the outskirts of Jacksonville.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS
Park Observation-Disclosures Activity In
the OIL Ciiy-NeW Custom House
Narrow Gauge ROad-Death oil
Speaker GibsOn-POtIiIcal GOSSIP.
PAKKERsBURG, w. Va
Nov. IA, 1877.

1t is gratifying to note the degree OF
prosperity and business activity to be
seen in the "Oil City" of this State.
Twelve months ago Psrkersburg showed
every sign of suffering from the general
business stsgnstion which prevailed
throughout the country, and to have seen
it then, one would naturally have con-
cluded that it was tnshed town. One
year has wrought mighty change IN
the place. New life seems to have been
gwen it-business Is looking up. New
buildings are going up IN all directions
and there is q general hesrtsome look
about the city which argues well for Its
future. Among the many new buildings
recently erected is the
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,

which, however, is not panning out so
well as its friends expected. 1t is under
good management and perhaps no more
competent gentlemen could be selected
than those now in charge Of It. The
difficulty is that tobacco growing in this
section is not of sufficient importance to
justify the warehouse, and l very much
doubt whether it can be made set-sus-
tanning. The Legislature might require
all tobacco grown within reach OF this
place to be inspected in the warehouse
here, then the fees might be
sufficient to keep it up. Unie.s
something of the kind Is done, 1 am
inclined to think that the warehouse will
90 under, unless partially supported
from the State treasury. The most prom
ising new enterprise talked Of here Is
tha