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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06
The M0Fket9.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-virginia sixes de-
ferred, ~; do. consolidated 664; do second
series, 81 bid to-day. Sugar steady and fair de-
BAITIM0RE, March 6.-Cotton unsettled and
Irregular buyers and sellers apart-midding nomj-
naliy 1O. Flour dull and lower to SELL Quotations
nominaLy unchanged. Wheat, southern dull and
easier; western dull and lower-southern red / 20
al 90; do. amber, LS0; Pennsylvania red. 1. 2S /,
1.29; No. western winter red, spOt and March
1.21: April, 1 2S1 2a1. 20. Corn southern Iower
and easier; western lower and closing steady
southern white, 81: do. yellow, SO; western mixed
spot, 81 354a53S; March, 5Sa53a; ApriI, 534; May
64sa54R. Oats quiet and steady-southern. "a l37;
western white, 34a34k; do. mixed, 80; Pennsyi-
yania, 3SaS5. Bye steady, 6Oa63. Hay quiet and
nost nnenansea II o. RRTSysioIs dull and lower Mess
SIDES, q. Bacon-shoulders, 90; clear rib sides,
6R; Hams. 91sa104. Lard, s. Butter, choice
active and frm-chOice western roll, 2Ia23; do.
packed, 22a24. Petroleum shade firmer-rehned,
Ia. Coffee dull and nominally unchanged,
W hisky dull, and nOminally 1061aa 107 Receipts
flour. 4. 500 wheat, II, 600: corn, 107 900: oats,
1900; shipments..whear, I, 900; corn. SO, 900.
higher: Money, f.. Gold, 1O14. Exchange long.
4S4: short, 4S6. Governments streng and higher
except new fiyes, which are unchanged.
NEW YORK. March 6.-F1our dull and de-
clining. Wheat and y cent lower. C,rn 4 and
LONDON, March 6, 1880 p. n.-Consols.
95 O. 10 for both money and the account. Y: s.
1875: ten-forties, coupon, 1867 new fves, 104 3.
Erie. ga do preferred. 23S. Illinois Central, 76.
Pennsylvania Central, 29'9. New Jersey Central,
LONDON. March G, y. m.-Consols, IS 11-Ie
for both money and the account. Erie, 10.
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THE LOST METRoPoLIs-4 Serious Charge
Captain Harrison, who was passenger on the
wrecked steamer Metropolis and who sub
sequently made himself CONSPICUOUS in rescu-
ing and caring for the passengers, was az
rested in Philadelphia yesterday, on the grave
charge of appropriating such of the effects of
the victims that were washed ashore. 1t was
noticed that when he reached Norfolk on his
return hOmeward he had several trunks i'm his
= track, which resulted in his arrest. In In his his
rooms were found considerable clothing bear
ing the marks of Civil Engineer Moore and
others of the wrecked passengers. He was
locked up in default of bail. He will be re-
membered in connection with the Bliss
SpiritualiStic exposure, made recently in
Philadelphia. His wife, to whom he had been
married only few days, was drowned in the
MetrODOliS,
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THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE EX-SENATOR
WADE, at Jefferson, Ohio, Yesterday, was
largely attended. At the residence Rev. DIR.
Dickinson, of the Congregational Church,
made a brief address. A short prayer fol-
lowed by Rev. C. L. Shipman of the Girard
Pa.) Unitarian Church. The resolutions of
respect adopted by the Ohio legislature were
read, and an address delivered by Hon. S. A.
NSrthway on behalf of the bar OF Ashtabula
county. The remains were inferred in the
village cemetery. Among the pail bearers was
Hon L Chandler of Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

THE HARD MONEY LEAGUE, with head
quarters at Chicago, designed to effect a CON-
promise among its members and leading bus-
ness men of the northwest, has Just been
organized, principally by citizens OF Milwau-
kee, Racine and Chicago. Its object is to con-
cert action against greenback principles. but
not to oppose the working of the silver bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT A FUNERAL,-Iao
ing the funeral of a relative at the Lutheran
Cemetery, Long Island, Sunday, was seized
with fit OF dependency, and attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself In the left
breast. He was sent to the hospital
THE PENNSYLVANIA BOARD OF PARpoNs
yesterday heard the cases of the four con
demned MOlie Maguires. Fisher, OF Carbon
county. and Hester, McHugh and fully of
Columbia county, but no decision was rem
dered.
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The Southern Health Resorts
THE SEASON AT AIKEN, S. C,
IEnrraSnOnlannp of The Stnr


AIKEN. S. c.. Feb Is, 1873.
The presumption that some of your invalid
and other readers would like to hear from the
south, is my excuse for this letter. While the
weather at present is not all that the natives
picture it, yet it is a very great Improvement
OH what we have had in Washington. For the
past ten days there has been cOnSidera bic rain,
take his daily walk. While our hotels and
boarding house registers show fair number,
yet all could take few more, and would be
glad to do so. The travel south this winter
to Florida has fallen off very much, no doubt,
but the open winter and scarcity of dollars have
sT to DO it. There here
Hundred that rode into the jaws of Death, but
six hundred that are in the Jaws of Death and
want to get out: From all have seen of the
south, think this is very much the best place
for an invalid with pulmonary troubles. The
air is very dry and bracing, there are no
fogs, the soil is sandy, and, unproductive
hour after a heavy rain you can go out with
out dampening the. soles of your shoes. The
residents appear to be anxious that all visitors
should pass pleasant time in their midst, and
The shop keepers charge reasonable price for
their goods. We have about the usual number
OF physicians here to the hundred population.
They say the invalids are all doing well. We
have quite number of healthy cOnsumptives,
several of them weighing over two hundred
pounds, and none so sick but they can see
some one worse OH tllan themselves: so all are
happy At this writing we have number of
different varieties of flowers in bloom in the
open air also peach and plumb trees, yet we
are told that the season is backward. Our
principal outdoor sports are long walks and
horse and buggy rides, the last not very eX-
pensive. Politics we hear nothing of; the col
ored people appear to be employed and con
tented: large number own small farms and
northern farmers have settled, and are making
model truck and fruit farms out of worn out
cotton lands They are looked upon by the
natives as blessings to the country. G.
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A PROPER THING To DO.-It is to be hoped
that the report of the committee on public
buildings and grounds, favoring the construc-
tiOn of a suitable building for the beginning
of national museum. will meet with favor
receipt of considerable number of costly
presents from foreign governments, which,
since the centennial exhibition, have been
stored in inaccessible places A decent res
pect for the givers requires that they should be
placed where they can be seen. There is in
these and in the collections of the Smithsonian
Institute and other places the nucleus for a
tablshed it would soon be enriched by pres
ents of all kinds from public and private
sources Treasures of art, historical and scien-
tifc objects, antiquities and curOSities would
come in, and noble museum would take form
The appropriation asked is quite small and
the present Congress would do wisely to link
its name with the founding of SO great an in
StitutiOn-TB Bait, Gazette
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want to continue the fight. The men who
have been the field will be glad to exchange
places with them.-t- NJ Y. Herald.
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BUTLER'S NEwSPAPER-Mr. Butler has Sc
cured from the judiciary committee of the
House of Representatives a favorable report
curious sheet is ever published it will have
something of the quality which Butler is
anxious to give to his proposed "non-expOrta-
try: indeed nobody will take it who is not
compelled to- ". Y Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

THE TRIAL OF John +. Smyth, superinten-
dent of the New York state insurance depart
ment, on charges of malfeasance preferred by
Gov. Robinson, was begun before the senate at
Albany yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06
Fire.

BROCTON, MASS, March 6.-The large five
story shoe shop of p. S. Leach with all its
stock and machinery, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The less is not ascertained.
The insurance amounts to about $4,000
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THE ELECTRIC PEN.

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We have hundreds of voluntary endorsements
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Send for circulars and samples of work.
GEO. H. BLISS, General Manager,
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The District iu Congress.
tNPoRTANT ACTION or THE House CON
TIRE

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE ROUSE COMMIT
TEE.
The committee on the District of Columbia
AT their meeting to-day adopted the recon
mendatfon Of the sub committee on charities,
recommending an appropriation of sl5.0a for
the Children Hospital and a.gh tor the night
lodging house. The appropriation committee
Will be advised NJ This action. The sub COM
mttee on markets made a report that the
Washington Market Company having violated
IT, charter il should I've declared forfeited MIR
Black burn was instructed Ia draw up a hln
looking la such forfeiture. and introduce it i'm
the House ou Manday next. So that IL can be
referred Ia the District committee for final ac-
tion. The sub hcCmmittee which has been in-
Ve~tigating the charge that the District of Co
lumhia Commissioners have exceeded their
authority in the matter Ot adapting the | nitI-
rian church building for Police Court pur-
SionerS he prohibited from fur her progressing
with the work on the church property until a
decision OF the questions at dispute can be
had 10y The UWited States Supreme Cour. The
committee agreed To report a hill Tor the
relief Of the Industrial Home School.
The subcommittee on ways aud means
decided That inaSmuch aS The United States
was asked 10 pay ~ per cent. of the claims OF
the District. and that IL WAS thus arcpnfinH
partnership, with bankrupt. that they would
support no bill i'm the HouSr which did not
recognize the right IF Congress To say how the
administration of the government of the Dis
uict should he condUcted-in short, that il the
suffrage feature of the pending hill is stricken
out they will not vote 10 pay ~ per cent. of the
expenses of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

A8-Yellow fever prevails at Rio de Janeiro.
During the first fortnight in January forty TO
forty five deaths occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

The CONVICT CHOIR at Auburn prison is n
remarkable musical organization The or.
ganist Is sentenced for grand larceny. the first
slonn, the hrst tenor and double bass are muir
uSreis, ihe second tenor, basso, and sopranos
al burglars, and the professor is a forper
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a. Another million and a-half is asked FOR
ule BROOKLYN bridge, which will bring The ga
peOQItures up 10 ten millions.
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Papal ApDOintments,

LONDON, March G.-The correspondent at
Rome of the Times says: Cardinal Franchi
has been confirmed as pOntlfical secretary of
pOganda Cardinal MOrechfni as camerlcngO
and Cardinal BartOlini as president of the
congregation of RiteS''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT To know
IA the best One Dollar GLASS
Es accurately suited 10 the eye. at
u II. HEMPLER'S ), Optician, 453
Tenn. avenue NV, corner u street. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

NEW YORK TowN ELECTIoNs.-Municipa
elections were held i'm many cities in New
YORK state yesterday. As far as heard from
the democrats were successful at Troy, Rome
anu anu RRnsstol, the repuDncans az NeMpurgh
ers combined at Oswego and Auburn, and the
greenbackers at Elmira. At Utica the work
the repnbiican and democratic csndidatss
Berlin, Grafton, HOosicS, Nassau, PittstOn and
Schaghticoke return republican supervisors;
East Greenbush, Petersburg, Schodack and
Sand Lake, democratic Waterford Saratoea
county, elects republican supervisors COhoes
elects republican mayOr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

Not A DEFAULTER.-Messrs. Rob't III. RYAN,
X. A. Morrison and L. L. Parker the investi.
eating committee of the stockholders of the
Northern Liberty Market company, have at
the request OF Mr.. George w. King, secretary
OF the company, signed letter to him, i'm
which they state that the bulk of the discrep-
ancy lin his accounts) has been absolutely ar-
counted for by unquestiOnable vouchers for
the destruction of the bonds and coupons,
while the balance was accounted for by what
erS."
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The ARLINGTON SUIT.-Judge Robertson,
as counsel for Gen. Custis Lee, in the suit for
the recovery of the Arlington estate, con-
cluded his argument yesterday, in the district
ted to Judge Hughes, who will render a deci.
sion Saturday probably, i'm Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- 100 FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No.
l Msm6eEs are reqGesTEfad, g attend the
instant, al l. p.m Members Of the Order are in
Vi ed to he present. II Srrp s
~ ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
UST CHURCH. corner 11th and SITS. NV
k4s nEp0HEF OF raSt"rPEeashag 9y
%,c;;ock. Subject: An exposition Of the ORTHODOXY
Hell. mar52''
r. ANNUAL MEETING of STOCKHOLM
VIII 81 h1d N ha hlsEtTa 5t 1
the C"mI2n!, On WEDNESDAY, March 8 b, at
n mars! orsi.nk sl p m' GEO W; stersiery ;krSG:
~ FRs Of the ASACosTiA and PoToMAC
knRr or r. &c. T Se hs Msrsh 60 81 SS9a
5 ock will be considered. r. i. CIars, +: VI; Cha;
M Riehards, m v" finRh II. Risfards, 4. E. i s%thsoa NV "
n. West. Noble Young. directors. mart 3w
r ~ HAYWARD 1 HUTCHiNs0N,
With very extensive facilities for manufac,
turing, are now showing line of Marh!eized
Country. .Srchltects DESIGNS, Tor Mantles and
sssrfs s5 EAEsT24 ESN ,sa TTR tR
Russia tire-p place STOVE. Contractors Tor Plumb
ing and all Tin and Copper Work. With large
branches and long personal experience, viii do
good work cheaper than any other house. mare 1y
rND NOTICE-The annual meeting of the
E~r-P Stockholders of the NATIONALLIFE1 IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF THE U. ;. OF A.
will he Lcld at the Office of the Company. corner of
9th and ID streets W., in the city of w aShngtOn,
on TUESDAY. March IL, 1873, at IL o clock a. M,
for the purpose of electing Directors of the Com
pany for the ensuing year, and for the transaction
of other business.
fel2S-td (Signed) J. NJ. BUTLER, Sec'y.
~ BUFFALO LlrHiA "Aihh
A fresh supply received and for sale by
W. s. THOMPSON,
12b-tr iOS 18TH STREET.
~ HOT SODA.
~ WITH
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,
AT
MlLBURN s. 1929 PENN~YLVANIA AVENUE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draurbt duriup the winter dec4-tf
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

u =. ELLIOTT
De Can be found at
STALLS No. SO and 50 W ashingtOn Mar f3RSS
ket. 9TH street wing and ODD street ~
Market. 10y his friends aud the lovers OF -hS
CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON.
CORNED and SPICED BEEF specially.
Marketing delivered free. feb2S-6m
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IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Pending the passage Of the bill introduced in
Congress, authorizing the adjustment OF
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO REAL ESTATE,
and to correct and excessive charges for
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS,
property owners should prepare their claims for pre-
sentatiOn.
Special attention will be given to this class of
business. and all taxpayers interested Will find 1t
advantageous TO intruSt their claims to me.
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
paid at large discount.
WILLIAM DICKSON.
222 F0up-dHd-0-h0Ifs street,
feb21-1m Three Doors above Columbia Building.
HEALTH
G4UTIER'S BOWLING ALLEYS,
Corner 6th and @ SITS. N. W.
Five Excellent Alleys.
New and Complete. feb15-1m'
YI,HE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS
l. called TO the exhibition of the following
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
By CONSTANT MAYER:
The Song of the Shirt,
Prose and Poetry,
Dream of Love,
Iu,11rs 1r S9ster,
Kept ln,
Belle Of the Vineyard,
On exhibition daily from 10 a. m. until p. M, at
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1925 Pa. avenue.
Tickets (admittiDg gentleman and LADY, twenty
five cents. feb27-tmar15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.-In the eiectment
suit pending at Alexandria, of Gen. Custis
Lee, sen of Gen. Robert Z. Lee it is stated
that it is not the intention of the plantif to
disturb the cemetery part of the estate if the
suit should be decided IN his favor. He is will
ing to sell that portion of the estate to the gov
ernment at fair price, to be determined by
board OF arbitration. He claims the land
through the devise of Gen. Gusts to the
mother of the wife OF r. f. Lee. The govern
ment claims the estate by virtue of a tax sale
certificate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

THE House COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE to-
day gave an extended hearing to delega-
tiOn of business men. and officials of Phladel-
phia, who urged an appropriation for the
prOvement OF the harbOr below Petty's
Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

GEN. o. o. HOWARD was at the court house
this morning. The civil cases. to recover cer-
tain sums of money, in which it is alleged he
has defaulted will be tried by the Criminal
Court on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, sos, ,S24.50: customs. $j79, ,l42.07.
THERE Is TALK OF some radical changes to
be made soon in the federal offices in Phila-
dclphia, especially in the office OF collector.
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foreign correspondence of the Dead Letter
been received there. dated Georges ST., Tenn
pemOre, Ireland, February 3Jth, ls7S," and
addressed Dead Office, Washington" which
says: Please LET me know if you can give me
any account about Patrick Mcdonnell Bleak
field, parish OF TOomavara, co. Tipperary Ire
land, and if he is dead perhaps you may have
some account about him; and by your doing
Michael Iarkin'
A two-page letter, all i'm one sentence, was
received the other day from a Swede, asking
information concerning a trunk which he had
the missing treasure, externally and intern
ally, together with an inventory of its con-
tents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

COMMISSIONERS TO PARIs.-The President
to-day appointed l.. P. Poland and j. &.
Smith, of Vermont. and j. j. Bagley and
Martin RyerSOn, of Michigan. honorary com
miSSiOnerS to the Paris exhibition. They We're
nominated by the governors of Vermont and
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, of Arkansas. now
dOmicied in New York, seems to be in bad
way financially. His liabilities are put down
al $219004.65, with nominal assets of $iS2. l42-
his real assets however, being placed at only
SLIGO. Among his creditors named is Sanders
w. johnson. of this city. to whom he is repre-
Sentcd as owing 80 NH. ID. w. c. Wheeler pO
lice commissioner of New York, Familiarity
known as Clint. also seems to be struck for
g1tD.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-06

THE TRADE DOLLARS.-H0n. Alexander H
Stephens will introduce a bill in the House to
repeal the act authorizing the coinage of the
dollars
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- I.O.O.F .F.-FRiENDSHIP LODGE, No.
~ IL Members are requested to attend the
stuart Memorial Services, on THU RSDAY. 7Ih
Instant, al - pm. Members of the Order are in
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NOMINATIONS TODAY.-The President sent
10 the Senate today the. following nomina-
tiOnS:-Chas. H. Branscomb, of Mo-, U. S.
consul at Chin Kiang: E. ID. Webster, of n. Y.
I. S. consul at Toronto: Albert ID. Shaw, of
\. u, l. S. consul at Manchester; Henry c..
Marston, of ILL.,, Y. S. consul at Port Louis ::
John Mcneil, of Mo, to be Indian inspector; :;
w. +. Lunt, of Me-, to be U. s. attorney
Maine; Alexander Reed to be postmaster at
Toledo.
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dent of the Manchester Guardian teegraphs
that Lord BeacOnsfeld is strongly opposed to
the annexation of Egypt.
The Russian Troops to Stay as Long.
as the British Fleet Does.
CONsTANTINOPLE, March 6.-The Porte is
stated to have sanctioned the stay of the Rus
sian troops at San StefanO as long as the Brit
iSh fleet remains in the Sea of Marmora,
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CINCINNATI
has appropriated $1,000 to prepare showing
of their city school system and students work
at Paris. Time for the receipt of articles for
the United States educational exhibit has been
reasonably extended and it is hoped a credit
able showing will be made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
THE FOREIGN TRADE OF TIE UNITED
STATES.

Comparative Tables OF Exports md In
ports-An OaIeiAI statement showing
the Growth OF Commerce.
Mr.. Joseph Nimmo, ar, Acting Chief oil
the Bureau ofstatistics, in an official letter
to the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
furnishes valuable information in regard
to the foreign commerce Of the United
States.
The total foreign commerce oithc United
States-imports and exports-during the
year ending June 30, 1878, waslarger than
during any year prior to 1873. The ex-
ports Of domestic merchandise from the
United States during the year ending
June 80, 1878, were, however, larger than
during any previous year in the history of
the country. From 1853 to 1873 the net
imports of merchandise into the United
States largely exceeded the value of the
exports OF domestic merchandise from the
United States, the excess Of imports rang
ing from 100000 to SIS, 100000
The following statement shows the i'm
ports of merchandise into the United
States and the exports Of domestic and
foreign merchandise from the United
States from 1850 to 1878, inclusive specie
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Total non and steel .S5,5os;Ia 9d57eS 50.4;0I9
Copper. bFaSs and -
manufactures Gf.,., S966t1l ClI,lSs 70 3,5i9?s5
Lad In pigs and blrs 5,s24,6t 1881 2,sis,69I
Tin aud lin platc---...lsy 1Sd6SJ l3ii2rSH G2Hl2I
India TubberAnd gutlA ~. II -z...l M
s@a ..i;i'.i.:: .SS;S lsss5Is ,;osss