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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
METHODISTS IN REVOLT.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BosroS. April 10, 1877
There 10 an incipicnt rebellion among some Of the
Melhodsts In boston, the result OF which will DO
awaited keen Interest by members oil the dcnom.
nation throughout the world. Half dozen OF tho
churches received new pastors yesterday by appoint.
mcnt vi Bishop Foster at tho late session OF tho New
England Annual Conference at Lynn. With
ccption. ,hc cordially received, and en-.
tered upon their paslorates favorable auspices.
Tho exception IN tho oil Rev. William X
Clarke, ID. D., who was sent to tho Saratoga Street
Church. East Boston. some tmc before the conference
met there hud been negotiations between the
church and Rev. w. >. Scott, oi tho New Hampshire
Conference looking to his transfer 10 this conferences
nxed, y as they thought the members OF the church
were rather indignant, not 10 say excited, whom The
appointments were announced, TO learn that their
wishes, or rather demands, had not been compiler
with, but that Clarke had been sont TO them.
CLOSING TnE CHURCH.
The trustees Of The church held meeting on Friday
night aud voted not TO allow the church to be opened
on sunday, ana accordingly people who went to hear
the pastor yesterday found doors closed. Dr.
Clarke informed Saturday Of tho action OF the
trustees and therefore cid TO the church yester
gay. II Is claimed that thc church has no feeling
against Dr. Clarke personally but the members do ieei
aegrievcd that thor wishes were not recognized and
Mr.. Scott sent TO them. They profess themselves
aulc TO why arrang cmcnts between the fremont
Street Church and Rev. MIR Slndlcy should DO carried
out with tho consent OF the Bishop aud their arrange
ncntB be oyerthrown by the same man. "Whut ~
sauce Tor the goose is Tor should bel sauce tor the
gandcr," they think.
A QUESTION oRRpInxcE.
How tho matter VIII turn out u s impossible to cay.
but has created considerable excite In Methodist
circles already, Tor such action by "a church some.
thing unusual, aud there Is naturally great interest
among the ministers. especially the result Will In
measure determine the question whether Methodist
church refuse 10 obey tho rules adopted Tor ts
governments by the Conference with which II Is con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE "BI0 NUNS"

ANNUAL ELECTION OF sAcHEMs AND OFFICERS.
the annual election OF sachems OF tho Tammany
Society took place last evening IN tho wigwan. on
Fourteenth street.
The following ticket was overwhelmingly success
ful, therc no attempt ut organized OPPOSE
tion:-
Sdchems--Jonn Kelly, Thomas Dunlap, Henry l..
CLINTON, Charles Donvhue Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr, Miles
Il. Andrus, William II. wckham, Edward l.. Donncliy.
Smith Ely. Jr, Bernard REILLY, Charles II. HaswolI,
Mcnso Dcfondori. John j. German.
Secvetdry--Joci o. stevens
Tredsurer-Arihur Leary.
Sdgamore-Wison small
vtJ.inskie--John ID. Newman.
The opposition ticket rallied two supporters
Four OF the sachems OF last year left OFT the
regular tcket-viz, Edward Cooper, Frederick
Smytbc, william Q. Conner and John J. Friedman.
meeting Of officers Of the society viii be to-
day Tor the or announcing the Official ass
The installation oil sachems and officers viii take place
the l2th OF May. Tue Grand Sachom, Father OF
the Council and Scribe OF tho Council Will BIO elected
tho Monday following this installation.
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INCENDIARIsM OK STATEN ISLAND.

Edward Francis oHaioran, charged with arson In
setting nrc 10 his l..lo shoe store on bay street
Tompkinsvic, had IN examination yesterday before
Justice Herman. II appears that tho building was
nrc In four different Places kerosene beng psn,i-
fully used IL il alleged that Tho accused removed
clothing out OF thc place tho day before tho IRE,
aud ordered his boy not TO sleep In tho shop the
night OF the ira II 10 further understood that tho
stock and Dxtures wero insured for $780, which Is
alleged TO be double their vsluc tho prisoner was
held 10 await the action of The Grand Jury.
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iRRsGuLAR ARMY.
This force Is composed Of sixteen regiments OF
mounted and foot police, tho bashbazouks, vuun-
tecrs Spahis and Bodouin cavalry, and has o total
strength OF about b0,uCO men.
AUXILIARY TROOPS
These hrc represented by contingents from the prov
nces that not liable to furnish TO tho regular
active army, or "nizam" and from the semi
Suites. In all about 81, COO mon. Upper Albania
tributes to this force ~ 900 mon; Bosnia, 20 0U0;
Egypt, $4,000 and Tunis and Tripoii, =, 900 men.
The peace effective strength Of the Turkish army Is
l57 667 men and 0t0 horses anu includes the police
ga menl In time OF war, such the present. tho
forces Of the Sultan are:-
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TRIBUTARY LEvIEs, ARsxSAIs AND ORGANIZATION.
IN addition to the above forces about ono thousand
matchbox men and Jour thousand bowmcn be-
called odt from the tributary MEDALS OF Bengal Put
ITALIA has twenty guns horsed and also threo strong
iorts The cavalry ana The infantry oil the Ghund
highly efficient, the former being armed with brcech-
loading carbines Sirinoor has un iron foundry and
troops drilled by Europeans besides several small
iots Tho army OF kupoorthnla ID well equipped and
disciplined. The Cashmere artillery includes ten NOR
tars and two field batteries. hOrsed; sappers and
miners and twenty-iour regiments OF Infantry and
cavalry and local manufactures Tor small ariaS
oodeypoor has many strong forts Jeypoor has
thrty-one fortresscs aud gun foundry. Ul-
war has thirty-four ports, aud Beckamer can
tnrn out good brass guns he army OF Gwalior Is
highly efficient and has two magaz mes and gunpow
der factory. lndOre has large amount OF ordnance
stores ana arsenal, with steam machinery, IN which
guns and Snyder rifles are made. Tho army OF Bhopa
Is efficient in all respects. In Bundclcund guns and
small DO turned out almost any quantc
Tho forces OF Hyderabad include y, ll5 Arabs, sikhs
ana Dohas. The regiments Of Baroda are highly
efficient and cannon are cast under native superin-
tcndence.
TnE nRITIsH AND NATIVE ARxIEs.
II will be seen from the foregoing that the native
armies nearly 3l5, 600 strong aud have nearly
$500 guns while the British forces, English and
native, do not exceed II ny moro than 5O, 900 meu.
While the Empress Of India dominates over S3l yt3
square miles oil ndostan and rulos over 1874 600 900
OF people, the native chcis exercise direct authority
over 5di. 1G6 square miles AMI claim obedience from
5000 900 OF Subjects not including erar aud Mysorc
should tho nalvc chiefs therefore take advantage OF
a European war 10 mako an attack the British
cupants Of India the opposing forces would be almost
equal numerically, even surprising the natives tho
BTtish bcfNlcc IdtHIul (Wutcn IL ny
means certain) 10 their masters aud conquerors.
Although IT is probable, as stated that large proper
ton o this native torco would sympathzc with tho
Sultan nnd his ally, yet Russian agents
daring and tho prize vi independence IRON British
domination Is exceedingly tempting even u suDsi.
diZcd Hindoo petty sovereign.
SPECIAL PORCES.
Among these may be named the military police forcc
stationed in Ireland ana mum bering 100 men, and
the Channel Isles militia oi 800 tue nrst
named troops, like the Indian police unI a rcprossivo
Junction IN The OF these countries but IN
doing SO perform all tho duties OF military bodies
REcAPITULATION
From the foregoing statements II will be found that
the actual military strength Of tho British Empire
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TALMAGE'S LECTURE.

The Rev. I. De Witt Taimage will deliver aiccture
"Pcoplc We Meet" In Association Hail. Twenty third
street and Fourth avenue, TINS evening The proceeds
will DO added to tho purchase Iundn Of The Grace
Baptist Church.
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THE TURKISH ARMY ORGANIZATION.
The turkish Empire Is now passing through the
most dangerous crisis recorded IN its history IL viii
need ali III" fanatical courage Of ITS people
lis existence III the lace vi The powerful foes that
It's destruction.
The organization Of the army Of the Turkish Empire
Is based on the provsons OF tue law Of 1862 by which
military service Is madc obligatory on all the Moham-
medan population. Recruiting is carried on by sys-
TEN oil drawing lots and by volunteering. The dura-
ton oi tho service twenty years. Of which tour years
arc spent In tho regular active army or nizanI, Two
years IN tho hrst reserve, 'datyaln years IN
the second reserve, or red" and eight years the
third rcscrvc, or "niyaden Members OF croeds other
than the Mohammcdan ars exempted IRON serve. In
the army. but they arc Obliged 10 serve in the noet
when called on.
The Turkish forces divided % follows The
regular army, tho irregular army and tho auxiliary
troops
The regular army consists Mt present OF corps
The corps commanders administer the affairs OF their
respective commands directly, for tho troops IN sine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
This Chicken il Growing for
Charleston and Pluming His
Feathers for lIOgg.

Below we giveal election news re
ceivedup to the hour of going to press
Court House-Charleston SAC Clark,
sburg /. Superintendent of Schools
-Hogg 206; Mitchell 1877. Presi-
Board Observation-Disclosures 247; Tom
linson so; Howard 3; Commissioners
Smith 255; Bright 240; Spence 45j
Tippett Is; Stortz .; Lomastor l.
The three last named were not can
didates,
HARTFORD CRY, Aug, 7, 9P. NJ.
Special to Register.
The vote of this city is as follows:
Charleston rs; Clarksburg 6. For
County Supcrintendent-Hogg 63;
Mitchell 81.
Mason CITY, Aug. Z, 1OP.M.
Special to Register,
Mason City gives the following
vote; Charleston $50; Mitchell 1S5;
Hogg Ga,
CLIFTON, Aug Z, 9P. NJ.
Specialize Register
The vote is counted at this pre-
cinct and the following is the result:
Capital-Charleston 1876 Superin-
tendent--Hogg Is; Mitchell 81.
Mason CITY, Aug. s, 7;30 A. NJ.
Special to Register
West Columbia solid for Charles
ton. Mitchell's majority 49,
The vote of Robinson District is
reported at 1877 for Hogg and 1913 for
Mitchell; Charleston, 800.
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WarintI,c l;ast.

LONDON, August 6.-The victory Of
the Turks over Krudcncr's corps has
not been followed by those conse'
ouences dim fear of which carried
panic and terror to Simnitza and
even to Bucharest few days ago,
when Osman Pasha had Shumla with
10000 men. Its supposed that he
has reinforced Eyoub Pasha at Ras'
grad, and moved toward the Jantra
in person with sufficient troops to
outnumber the Crown Prince. This
is more probably, since Osmon Pasha
drew of Il great part of the Eleventh
corps by this threatening attitude,
and it is important to strike a blow
against the Twelfth Corps before the
arrival of General Zimmerman from
Dobrudscha, by the left bank of the
Danube or Rodotsky from Roumelia.
The Russians have retired from Bic
la to SiStova. Eye witnesses of the
recent battles assert that the habit Of
throwing up earthwork entronch-
mcnts which ruined the Turkish mil
itary prestige during the servian
campaign, is now the great secret Of
their UNMARRIED success. But their de-
Tense is even Of an offensive nature.
They attack at the right moment,
both front and flank, with bayonet
charges, and their advantage in SUI
peri6r physique asserts itself.
The Russian atrocity factory at
Constantinoplc has been romarka.
bly, busy over Sunday, as it has turn;
ed out no less than eleven hundred
new victims, who felt for the first
time their long pent up hate let loose
There have been instances Of barbaI-
ity even on the Russian side. Semi
civilized war will always furnish too
many such horrors. In view of the
recent revelations of the manner
in which these stories are invented
and circulated, the public will know
how much Importance to attach to
them. II is too probable that what
between Cossacks and Infatuated Bull
parians but even of simple savagcry,
there is no personal European cyl
dcnce at present of more than indi-
vidual cases, and you have seen how,
with the lapse even of II short time,
a very serious charge against the
Russian force, as such has fallen
away into less and less proportions
On ihn othcr hNnA lhg am. -erNlch.
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ing test has brought to lightey evidence
only too crushing that what was false
lv charged against the Russians is
terribly true OF the Turkish irregu-
lar forces, in whose track lust and
murder are loose to day, precisely as
in Bulgaria year ago, When 0s-
man Pasha had dealt his stroke upon
the west, and pressed forward with
monacing front by way of Selvio in
the direction of Tirnova, he had done
all that could fairly be expected of
him. 1t was for Mehemet Ali to
turn to strike from the east at the
Russians on the line of the river LON
and reproduce and intensity the dis,
organizing fears which had been
spread by Loftscha in the Pleyna
disaster; but with all the superiority
Of force, according to the latest intel
ligence from Turkish sources, the po-
sition of Pasha at Pleva is now solid
flied, and with the recent cavalry re-
Inducements he commands 65,00O-
Supply depots have been established
at Rahova and Glavna and with his
advantages. Mehemet Ali has not
yet apparently made any advance
movement. His hesitation, if pro-
longed, must give the Grand Duke
time to hurry up his reserves and
oyerwhelm 0sman Pasha ithhis
incontestibility, he has been able to
detach a flying column under Hatiz
Pasha by the post cross roads to Sell
vi. This column is intended to COM
municate with the Army of the Low
or Danube.
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State of West Virginia,
Mason County, S..

A 4 Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
"A Circuit Court OF Mason County on the
first Monay in August, 1877.
John Cooley Plaintiff, VS., ], Addison
Perkins, Defendant. TrcspNss on the case
in Assumpsit.
The object OF this suit is to obtain iudg,
mcnt against j. Addison Perkins for the
sum Of sixty dollars, and TO attach and
subject the personal property OF said de,
PENDANT, situate in Mason county, West
Virginia, to the payment oi said Judgment,
and costs.
And itappearing by affidavit filed, that
the defendant, is II nonresident Of this
State, tits ordered that he doappewrhereat
Rules 10 be held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of said County, on the first
Monday in September, 1871, and do what is
necessary TO protect his interest i'll this
suit. TESTE;
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
]. Il. Timms, p. q. [uug, Civ
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County. ;,


A T Rules held in the Clerks Oalco 81
I n the Circuit Court OF Mason Coupt
on the first Monday in the month Of AuS''
ust, 1877.
Fannie Stevens, Hannibal L. Stevens
John W. Stevens, Atlanta h. Stevens. Geo
II. Stevens, LYDIA NJ Stevens and hi n
Stevens, infants by their next friend, Nlan
Stevens. Mary Stevens in her own right
and George Faidley, Administrator dc bo.
mis- non OF John b. Stevens, decd, Pitts.
VS..
John &. Henderson, Samuel Il. Hender.
son, Joseph + George and Sallie George
his wife, John Hutchinson and Ella Hutch.
mson, his wife, W. r. b. Stevens, and the
unknown heirs OF Hannibal X. Stevens de.
ceased and D. $, Stevenson, Sheriff oi Ma.
son County, and rs such Administrator OF
the estate OF Il. 40. Stevens, deed, DTS.
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the
specific performance OF contract entered
into ab0Iit the year 1854 by and between
r. !, o. Stevens, deceased, and John L.
Stevens, deceased, for the sale OF the Tor.
mers interest tofhe latter, in two certain
tracts OF land in Mason county, West Viz
GINA, the one containing fifty acres and
the other two hundred and seyeRty.two
acres, and to obtain deed or deeds for
the same. Also to obtain sale OF the
lands oi the said John b. Stevens, dec'd,or
so much theroi as. may be necessary for
the payment of his debts; and also parti-
ton OF the remainder OF said lands, or .
sale and distribution OF the proceeds there
of, as may be found most conducive TO tho
interest OF those entitled thereto. And it
appearing by affidavit fled tigt tlie names
OF the heirs of Hannibal Il. Stevens, deed
are unknown, it is ordered that they do
appear here at Rules TO be held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Ma,
son County, ON the first Monday in the
month OF September, 1877, and do What is
necessary to protect their interest in this
suit. TESTE
CHAS. b. WA6GENER, CLERK.
Tomlinson & Polsley, Soils. (aug, 9lws
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NOTICE.

The defendant in the above named cause
viii please take notice that shall ON the
10th day Of September, 1877, at the Law
Office OF John w. English, in the town OF
Point Pleasant, Mason County West Viz
ginia, proceed to take the dispositions OF
rhos, c. Woods, and others, to be read as
evidence m my behalf in a certain Chan
Gerry suit pending in the Circuit Court OF
Mason County, West Virginia, in which l
am Complainant and Joseph A. Roush is
Defendant; and il from any cause the tax
ing OF said dispositions he not completed
on that day the taking OF the same will be
adjourned and continued from day TO day
until they are completed.
AMANDA t. R0uSH,
BY Counsel.
J. W. English, Sol. [Nug Civ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09
Trust Sale
of 4 House and Lot in the Town Of
Point Pleasant.

Dy virtue of authority vested in me by Il
ID deed OF trust executed by Elizabeth NJ.
Mcdaniel to me as trustee, oil the 18th
day OF February 1876, and OF record in trust
decd book No. ., folio GOB, to secure the
payment OF a single bill of three hundred
dollars, with interest thereon from the 9th
day OF July, 1873, executed by the said
Elizabeth NJ. Mcdaniel to Laura l., Robin
son, and payable on the LIST day OF May,
1876 BY request OF the said Laura l.. Rob.
inson, |, as trustee, shall At the front doorof
the Court House Of Mason County, on the
3Oth day of August, 1877,
sell the house and lot in said Trust deed
described, at public auction for cash, stu
ated in said town OF Point Pleasant, near
John l.. Charles Mill, fronting on the turn
pike road and Walnut Street, and same
property conveyed by John X. Grover and
wife to said Elizabeth NJ. Mcdaniel, on the
Goth day OF February, 1874.
w. II. T0MLlNS0N,
july Id W. Trustee.
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Commissioners Sale!
B. L. Smith, Trustee, and II. ]. Jcwctt,
VS..
The Ohio Barrel Company.
In ChmceY.

UIIE undersigned, Special Commission.
crs, will ON Friday. the 2itI, day
of August. 1877, at the Front Door oi
the Court House oil kanawha County, pro.
coed to sell At public auction TO the high.
est bidder, u certain tract OF land situate in
Kanawha County, West Virginia, ON Little
Sandy OF Elk River, containing seven hun
drcd and twelve (7l2) acres; and ON Sal
lIrtIay. September LIST. 1877. MIN
proceed TO sell ut public auction, at the
front door OF the Court House al Mason
County, It certain tract of land situate near
the town OF Point Pleasant, Mason County,
West Virginia, and two houses and lots IN
said town Of Point Pleasant. One Of said
tracts contains ~ 81 acres, one large
dwelling house with Is or 20 rooms, beau.
tifnly finished, and about 20 tenement
h uses; the other tract contains five acres
and the Barrel Factory Buildings and Ma
chincry OF the Defendant.
The town lots are parts Of lot No. 2, IN
the 9Th tier OF the town lots OF said town,
and there is Il good comfortable house on
each Ui said lots.
TERMS OF SALE
0nc.iOurth cash in hand ON day OF sale al.
lowing credits of one and two years from
that day, with interest, in equal payments,
as to the residue, but requiring bonds with
good security for the deferred payments,
and retaining the title as further security.
W. II. T0liIINSON,
u. W. POlSLEH,
july l2-6w Special Commissioners.
E6s"C Charleston weekly Courier" will
publish 6 weeks and send certificate OF pub
lication with bill OF cost tn this office.
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State of West Virginia,
Mason County, IS:

A I Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
n the Circuit Court OF Mason County on
the first Monday in August, 1871
b. L. Miles, Plt'n, vs. j. Addison Perkins,
Defendant. TrcspaSs ON the case and
Assmnpsit
The obj ect OF this suit is to recover q
judgment against the defendant, j. Ad,
Olson Perkins, Tor the sum OF two hundred
and fity.onc dollars and sixteen cents, and
to attach aud subject the personal proper
ty OF said defendant situate in Mason coun.
~, West Virginia, to the payment OF said
judgment and costs
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
the Defendant J. Addison Perkins is u non
resident OF this State, il il ordered that he
do appear here ut Rules to BIO held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF said
County, ON the first Monday In September
next, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest IN this suit,
TlSrE.
CllAs. b. WAGGENER, Clerk;
Iimms IS Cunn Euls. Iur. q lw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

Neither 4 city nor a State is liable
at common law for property destroy
cd by n mob, though Il Legislature
may subsequently recognize such Ii
ability and provide by special lcgis.
lation for the assessment and pay.
ment of damages. This was done by
the State of Maryland in the case OF
Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, whose house,
with all its furniture and contents,
including the most valuable law Ii,
brary in the State, was once'dtstroy.
cd by u mob. The Legislature sub.
scqucnny appointed commission to
assess the damages, aud reimbursed
tho whole amount. The principal
OF tts :liaBility Of the State for propS
.,yty.dpstrSyed by mobs has been rec
gsnizod in other American eases, but
itonly exists by special statutory
ErSytslon, n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

The new registration law of Ohio
requires township trustees to ap'
point one of each political party on
Monday, September. 18th. ITO act as
registers. Votorsarc requircd'to reg
lister on the DIST and 22d days orSep'
tombcr. All persons who have NOV
ed from one township TO another. and
not resided in that township $50 days
previous to tho election, will have
to register before they are entitled to
vote.
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Joseph 4. Roush, Defendant.

III NIIUVVTI.
The object Of this suit is to obtain de-
cree for divorce from the bonds OF mat
rimony. And it appearing by affidavit fl
led that the defendant is nonresident OF
this State, it is ordered that he do appear
here at Rules to be held in the Clerks OF
flee OF the Circuit Court OF said county on
the first Monday in the month OF Septem-
Der, 1917, aud do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit,
TESTE
CHAS. Il. WAGGENER, Clerk.
j. W. English, pa. [aug. DIV.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

The laboriug classes know well at
whose door to call for all these hard
times, and sooncr or later will speak
their disapprobation in thunder
tones through the medium of thSbl.
lot box. The mills ofthc gods grind
slowly but grind cxcccdinly small
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-08-09

Europe is now importing 4 sur
prising quantity Of American fruit
50 100000 worth within Il year
past, estimates the New York Trib.
v,ic, to 100000 worth the year be-.
fore, Dried apples figure largely in
this movement. This country has
exported over 100000 pounds of
them since last June, as compared
with $4,000 pounds the previous
year. This new addition to the trade
of''thc United States is due to inven-
ton, which has occupied itself of late
with improved methods for drying
and preserving and transporting
fruit.