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National Republican., 1878-02-02

WHEN n Democratic House, as in the case
of Doorkecper POLK yesterday, clamors for
The fullest investigation, it is safe to makra
wager that no thorough or earnest invcsti-
CATION is intended. But point the finger of
suspicion at a Republican Official, no mat
ter how upright he may be, and the war
whoop is heard, the scalping knife is un-
sheathcd, and committee is at once put
on the war-path with paint and feathers.
ln Mr.. PoLK's case we predict that no inyes-
tiGation will occur with any purpose of un-
earthng iniquity. The Doorkeepcr may be
a very capable and just officer, and if he is,
he should escape this kind Of persecution
His accuscrs, however, are of his own no
litical party, and what is deemed good for
Republican may be just as proper for a
Democrat. If Mr., POLK is innocent purge
him by igation--if guilty, punish him
juSt'as If be were Republican, then no.
body can find fault Deal out equal and
exact Justice.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
DRopOS hIs FOR ARMY WAGONS. AMBtJ.
l. LANt.JS, AND iIARNksSS
WAR DEPARTMENT,

S'AhTbhNAsTEH'fENtNA DFFfCF.
WAsHlNGToN, January N, ISIS J
Sealed proposals IN ripicate will be rec lived at the
nfilce OF each. he d. po. mnsnr nj WashIng-
Ton y G. Phlladelplia, Penn. JefsrsonvIIle. Ind ;
mu F4rl ,Ieayenworth, Kansas, until twelve O'Clock
iiB a. m. at Jacksonville and IE5J A. m, nj Fort
IrNenworth. February II, 1879, at which times and
nlac's tney VIII be opened In the of b,drrs
i1i tnnrnisnS n ons;hundred igl sIx mule Army Wag
mules twenty-five (Ij) Ambulance Wagons. army
lNter1 one hundred and hly u O) sets OF aS.mule q
Army: :Mngnn Harness complete and seveny.fve t5t)
cries TO be made ut ether the PilaeIphin jefferson
slle OF Fort Leavewort dcpUts As uiry he reauirri
Blls VIII be made accordingly.
Ielvtrics are To cOinrlrH &C within thirty DAYS from
'rum date thereof m" WngnnH Anibmlnnc,s, nnd
Harness TO hc In accordance with the pfe a. lsJ
NptclnCntions therefor, ui fTsi.class material mud
Workmanship. aud he shb'red.tI rigid inspection
luiret NandRrd to be rejected and removed NJ com
irnctrs expense within n, amer notice or such
rejection. Proposals will lie received Tor any po tion
The Government The right to rejec, any and
nll prOp1salg, '' 'N
Ayreerenre will be given to articles OF domestic
production and to art iccs domestic production mud
manufacture produced on the Pacific copSt 10 tie OK.
cDpN cord tons nj price and quality being equ,I.
Blank Proposals aud printed specifications us well ns
any iriher iniOrmaii win b' furnished, npplca-
ton hy either OF the Depot QuartC Crmaslers herein
Proposals should he addressed to either the Dcpot
Quhlierintter at Washington, Philadelphia, Jeffcr-
sonSnir. or Fort L.aNenworh and be Endorsed FRO
pOsnls for ''six-mulr Army wRgons:' wagons f1r
niuic Army Wagon HnrnpSs;" or "Fnur.mule A m bl.
lance Harness. Ms the cnse mny he
STEWART VAN vLITT,
ArtIg ouartermasterG General Byt Maj Gen U. $. A.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

The Cleveland Herald says the Republican
party is under no LEGATIONS to Mr. BESJAMIN
+. PErXOTTo, Of California, "of any charac.
ter" and yet he has been appointed United
states Consul to Lyons. Now, we are assured
that Mr.. PEINo1To not only supported Gen
Grant in 1872 by his pen, but in some twenty.
odd speeches in the last Presidential election
advocated the Republican cause and Mr.
HAYES candidacy. Four of those speeches he
delivered with Mr.. CARL SCHuRZ, at Lima
Mansfield, AKRON and MaSsillon, and one with
senator BLAINE, under the Hrcirs very nose
in Cleveland. lie was the only other speaker
on these occasions. The Ohio state journal
aud other papers of that State bore testimony
to his ability and cloqucncc, and the Clncin.
natl gazette, of September -, published two
columns Of his famous speech on tho BULLET
and the Ballot which he delivered at the
opening of the campaign in that city, and
which speech was widely copied. Mr.. PEIX.
OTTO also spoke in Chicago and othcr.Wcsteru
cities, nd contributed his utmost To the sue.
cess of the Republican State and Congressional
tickets. Mr.. PEIX0TTo's appointment was
asked by the most prominent citizens of San
Francisco, of which city he became resident
III the winter of 1868 90, and was recommended
by the Republican Senators and Represents.
dives in Congress from the Pacific coast. sry-
cral OF whom wrote especially warm letters in
his behalf When such uotoriou, Confederate
chiefs as Generals KEY, llILLIARD, FITzPAT-
RICK, aud others, who make no secret of their
Democratic faith, and yet have obtained the
first places from Mr., IIAYEs, are SO easily
swallowed, we don't think there is much point
in raising objections to Mr.. PEIxoTro, unless
the HerGM dslikcs him on account of his life.
long friendship for EDWIN CowLEs, its com.
pctitor Of the Lcddcr.
" 0 HNLNn h-cL.L nLs DE- nnlutir nurnnnsm ~
National Republican., 1878-02-02
THE Washington correspondent of the

THE Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune assumes TO inform its
readers that 1t is safe to say that nine
t"n'h' Of the propcry-holdcrs in Washing
t'nand Georgetown, irrespective ofparty, are
opposed to the rc-establishmcnt of uni
vcrSal suffrage in the District Of Columbia
for any purpose Whereof, let us inquire,
has this correspondent become possessed of
50 much superior wisdom, and who author
lies him to speak for nine-trnths OF the
property-holderso of Washington and George
town? The statement is only guess, and
q wild one at that.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

THE New York Commercial 1drertiscr
says: The people were beginning TO know
Major BURKE, of New Orleans, us not a
truthful man. Since the appearance of his
letter to W. Z. CHANDLER he has convinced
everybody that he is an unmitigatcd black
guard and a nuisance"
National Republican., 1878-02-02

THE frightrul disaster on the North Carolina
coast on Thursday last was but repetition OF
that of the Huron. Lack of seamanshp, gross
errors of navigation. and carclcssness, inatten-
tion to storm-signals, &C., oecasoned the loss
of the latter, and there is every indication
that the loss of the Metropolis was through the
same want of skill and attention. Have we
any seamcn? is question that will repeat
itself to every mind and make reflection
doubly necessary with those who 90 down to
the sea in big ships"
National Republican., 1878-02-02

A CORRESPONDENT writes us that the
Democratic Doorkeeper of the House boasts
that he has given enough appointments to
the newspapers Of this District to keep
them silent. If Mr.. POLK has said anv
such thing, he is guilty of a gross mis-,
representation. Ii he has made 10 such
statement, let him deny it, and our inform.
ant will be called upon to substantiate the
statement,
National Republican., 1878-02-02

WE have learned that it is not safe to
trust Democratic authority, even in matters
relating to the internal affairs of that party.
We are admOnishcd of this in the fact tLnt
soon after Mr.. VOORHEES, made his silver
speech in the Senate, ii was announced that
Senator EATON had taken umbragr at Sen.
Htor VOORHEES, remarks, and made if II
matter Of personal feeling to an extent that
had severed their kindly personal relations
We thought that it was narrow view 10
take OF great national question: and if
Senator EATON allowed his feelings to bear
INN away IN that shape and direction il
was simply contemplate. We now have if
from high authority that the allegation of
an occurrence Of difference between Senators
EATON and VOORHEES, was all in the i'm.
agnation of the ALLIGATOR" and that their
mutual respect and kindly relations have
not bern interrupted for one moment. Bath
Senators have too broad sense Of the
amenities due TO grntIemanly relation to he
betrayed into any such narrow attitude
toward each other and have too much
gcninlity Of nature to sacrifice the terms of
good fellowship upon 50 dimimutivc an altar
In view Of this, we must hereafter take
DSsx3cratic information with due caution
and grains Of allowance
National Republican., 1878-02-02

IIE Democrats appear to he losing their
confidence and love for the people. They
prohibit the exercise of the elective fran
ehise at the South by force, and seek to
eoniine it within property-quolifcatio limit
IN the city of Washington or keep it ont OF
sight altogether. They do love the dear
people so long as they can use them, but
s~yond That they can go in pursuit OF
BEECHER's nOncntity.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

been shown, and, in our judgment, It can.
not be shown, for IL has no existence in
fact.
But these facts do not shield the Govern.
ment Prnting-OfIicc from the periodical
assault !sid wild aud baseless allegations Of
all sorts of iniquity. 1t is not difficult ia
discover the motive power of these attempts
to dishonor and overthrow that branch OF
the public service. The public printing and
binding for every branch of the public ser
vice, here and elsewhere throughout this
great nation, Is done at that office, ard nee.
essarily costs much money that Is coveted
by those who desire to exhibit their enter
prise in the way Of contracts leading to the
public Treasury. The Government Prin.-
ing-Ofiice has done and IL now doing print
ing and binding for the Government at less
rates than it would have cost if performed
in the same style, by private contractors,
we have no doubt. But still this fact
weighs nothing with those who desire
to enjoy sop in the pan; and hence
the the wild charges of corruption and
tNtId'hSance that are thrust before
the public to create pre- udico and IL possible
pull down an adopted and useful branch of
the public service. 1t stands in the way of
a selfish desire to share in what is regarded
ns public plunder, and for that reason there
are no scruplcs in selecting agencies by
which that end can be accomplished. If
we We're now governed by selfish impulses,
we might join in this clamor against the
public printing and binding, in the hope
That the work might be opened to private
enterprise, for we would have fair chance
OF benefit; but we know that wise regard
for the public interest will not, under the
circumstances, counsel that the Government
shall cease to be its own printer and binder.
II occurs to us that it is about time the
wholesale nssailahts Of the management of
the Government Printing-Orice should
either convict it of wrong doing or "dry up"
their ribald nonsense about matters of
which they haze no knowledge
National Republican., 1878-02-02

If bill were introduced in Congress by a
Republican, providing for the erection of n
public building anywhere in the North, what
Il howl there would be from the dcmavogucs
hnt when Southern Democrat introduces II
hill for the erection Of n public building
south, and another Democrat proposes to
tortiiy the Rio Grandc, at an expense of $500.
OJO naught is said but both bills will he put
through ifpossiblc. 1t does make some differ.
ence whose OK is gorcd
National Republican., 1878-02-02

THE prospects of the silver measure has
had a serious effect upon BARRIERS fees in the
vicinity of Wall street. They now shave
at so much square inch.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

1T is Understood that England will fight
II the Russians enter Gallipoii. And now
the willy Turk is doing his best to draw the
Muscovites down into the trap in order to
see what John Bull will do about il.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

MIR. HAYES has determined not TO re-
move Collector FREELAND, OF Brooklyn.
until the charges against him are proved.
This is Il new feature in ciyi-scr, ice reform.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

As FoREsHADowED in our columns some
days ago, General JosEpf L. JOHNSTON an
nounoes himself in the Richmond papers rs
candidate for Congress from that district.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

THE beautiful snow" man was not seen
either yesterday or the day before.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

Mr.. n. u. FUGITT Is Agent for the receipt
OF Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, rs well ms Tor the Collection of Ac-
counts
Mr.. ID. II McCLELLASD Is also authorized
TO solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

WHEN did the Star meet with a change
Of heart on the popular-sutrrage question in
this District?
National Republican., 1878-02-02

The National Republican has u larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
Of the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOR MATBHIAL. ,
OFFICE OF THE Prntrc PurSrrn

OFFICE THE PrnLrC pufSTFR.
wAsHiNGToS, January ~. p1a
Proposals Will be received by the Public Printer nn-
VI the 10th dny Of February, ISIS, ut 10 o'clock r. M,
for material for the Of the Government Irint-
Ing ofice from this time to the 3Oth OF June. 1873
Scbeules OF materials desired and such in ,iru tiOns
relating TO quantities, terms of bidding &c. may be
deemed expcd cut, will be furnished on application 10
,.,, JNo. D. DEFREEs, Public Printer.
JanyDU Washington, ID, G.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

SOME Northern journals are making great
cry over the cxorhitant taxes on Edge.
wood the property of Mrs. Spnguc They
treat the assessed valuation of tho estate as
taxes, whereas the taxes really have been but
from OGc to two dollars on each hundred Of
the valuation. Ii the estate Is assessed at
Si1O'O, aud the taX-rto Is 81 on each hua-
dred. the taxes would amount to $3.50 per
annMm.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
M.fRRTEII.

sLICK-DOwLEs-wc evening J.nu,ry
" 1873 AZ North tanlto NJ. E) hurch In this tity
D. i'.N ,harles T. wecde JuIS T. SLICK. Of Bed
Washington '' -
National Republican., 1878-02-02
The Los. EnyIud

The LORD-liICKs mystery has at length
exploded, showing the fact that Mr.. and
SlH. LORD have been enjoying their honey
National Republican., 1878-02-02

All communications dcsigHod for publication
Should b brif plainly irrien aud only ppon one side
0 hc paper. Communications mdccoup1Hioiby hs
rdme o. The author arc not so'irhi aud rW neither L
rcnd nor rttrHod. Rejected manuscript TW noi b. ~
armed nor ITCsoted. The croir,',i state Of om co..
smns during The session Of Congress UM prco'uGl M5
snssiI 'Tof long article
National Republican., 1878-02-02

Az endless chain Of certificates verify the excel
loncc of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price twenty five
National Republican., 1878-02-02

SATURDAY .,,.,,,,,..,r rEBRuARYs. :. 1873.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
HOUSES.

EOR RENT-HOCSE, NO. III SECOND STREET
II northwest; modern COnvenences; rent low 10 "A
good tenant. Inquire room %. Second National Bank
Building jan3I.St
NOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
l. residence containing twelve rooms With every
convenience. No. 1870 Vermont avenue. Inquire
OF WIN. sTlCRNES, National savings Bank corner
OF FlIleenlh street and New York ave. ociiSl
National Republican., 1878-02-02
The National Republican

Unpublished daily Except sundays by the
Republican Printing q Publishing Company.
o. the southwest corner Of PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and
Thirteenth street a, ~ PER nnnum in advance 80
cents per month, delivered by carrier
Addfess, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
Washington. II. o
National Republican., 1878-02-02
LOST AND FOUND.

Has removed from No, B25 Louisiana avenue 10 No
6S Fourteenth street corner of street Opposite thC
Foundry Church, where he will be pleased 10 receive
oruefs ~ the line OF his business Thanking his Gus
toners for their past avors, he respectfully socils 4
attended, 10. 's 'tsnaIf'
National Republican., 1878-02-02
Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHREY

HAS a goo stock of and gentlemen's Furnish
mss Her Imported hosiery Is OF the finest quality
Gi3ihlng y well selected. Her stock Of French Eng
sl anu German cOrsets Is not surpassed In the civ
torses IN silk, satin or cJul male 10 order. I'm Al,
sascs perfect III Insured An goods at lowest prices.
Mss H. Is al, agent for Anchor Line ocean Steamers
N B.-Frcnch, German, and spanish spoken F5Im
National Republican., 1878-02-02
Janl.Tusw

f1B1 THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM.
80 PANN, cor. New York avenue aud FInFcnIh
street opposite Treasury department Fire and burg
hrpIooI safes Day and night watchmen. Rent Of
boxes ,Aes from y 10 " per annum. Silver plate and
oler articles OF value received In trunks or other
!, i,Ft, ident George w RIGGS, Vice Pr sident
:" - ''' ! b@h' SecfcuuN' OCl5+im
r19% HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC PONDS EN-
- TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines sold al Tenn.
pcs Drug store = and Ninth streets. sS-tf
r[SsYe JUsrHS PATENT CSTEl;LC SOLE Ann
- HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes iast
MNeM long, ana prevent you frcm slipping For
sae ~ III a ne hoe stores. and by the inventor 6lO
y eIeet northWes. Jaetf
f[SY5e NERVOUS EXHAUSTIoN-A MEDICAL
essny, comprising aserics OF lectures delivered
~ hhhns Museum OF Anatomy. New York on the
cause ana cure Of Premature Decline, showing indls-
G,ehr synopsis Of the impediments 10 marriage and
Ky treatment OF nervous and physical debility being
hs result o twenty years experience. Price 2j cents
ASMgIess SECRErARY KAHNS MUSEUM OF
hNAloMf US broadway, New York. noi5-Gm
National Republican., 1878-02-02
r1y@ NOTICE TO PERSONS INTERESTED n
1lA MAGAZINE GUNS.

-, WAR DEPARTMENT, |
WAsHINGTon, d C., lice. :" ig,7
Nollce Is hereby given tlIata Hoard OF Ordinance
OIIctrs Mill assemble ut the Nui,Onnl ArmOTy
springfield Mass On the third day of Al ril ISIS 10
consider con il T md recommend MNgGzine Gun Or Tie
iOnni suitable Tor the military service
All persons Interested In such weap ms are invited
10 submit sImI les and RpI ear In PRISON under sir
rules as may be nlopt by the hoard. The arms sib.
mutd must bc Of Cn!ibre .ljw and use the United
states service cartridge.
Any Information required will b. furnished by the
'h'ri or Ordnance, U. :. army, Washington, II. q,
% Dy Colonel J. q. BENTON, the ITesdpnl OF tbr
Board Nsional Armory, Springfield, Nnss.
IanI. .Tusw So,,n,as,.r "a l.
National Republican., 1878-02-02

NStiy@ SPECIAL NOTICE. 80 THE ANNUAL
- meeting of the stOckhOlders OF the Washing.
lgn tasght Company VIII be held ut the cunpany's
onlce, No. ill Tenth street, on MONDAY, February
ls1s, for the election OF dirpuorI to serve lrTnI
lhe ensuing year Polls open al twelve o'clock M. aud
Jani7.td CHARLES II nAIIEy socr.,.r,,
National Republican., 1878-02-02

All arc invited,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-29

CHCIHEA1I, March 2s.-Riyer Is feet
8 inches and falling. Arrived-Mary
Alice, Iron Mountain and tow, Mary
Miller and Champion. Departed-Ratie
stockdale, Iron Mountain and Houston
Cold weather.
LoUIsvrILR, March 2s.-Cloudy and
cool. Departed-Thos. Sherlock, Baum,
Mary Miller, Ciueinnatii Ben franklin,
Memphis.
NASHVILLE, March 2s.-River rising,
with 4 feet on the shoals. DEPARTED
Edjyville and Hillman, Cairo.
EvANsvILLE. March d. Weather
cloudy. River Is feet. DoWn-Helena.
Barnard and barges, Bowling Green,
Grey Eagle. Up-Schenck, u. Smith,
Norton and barges, Arkansas Bell,
Business active.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-29
FIRE RECORD.

GREES BAY, WIS, March ga Ere
yesterday totally destroyed the planinG
fmilla and drying house Of the 0SoptG
Lumber Company. Loss 100000 only
partially insured.
VALUABLE pARs AND STOCK CONSUMED
DAYTON, March 2s.-The barn Of Geo
Banker, Irving ten miles from Dayton
burned last evening. The barn contained
700 bushels Of corn, 60OO pounds OF To-
baceo, 3 large quantity Of hay aud mum,
Der OF cattle. The family were awakened
by the cries Of the cattle endeavoring e
escape from their stalls. The bones and
teeth OF human being were found 10 thu
ruins, supposed to be that oil come per
son having gone to sleep there over night
The loss l. 5000; Insured for s., 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-29
ONE MORE MoIIrr prsrosrD OF.

MAucH CHUNK, PA, March 2S.-Thos.
P. Fisher was hung In the corridor Of the
Jail this morning, for completely Ia the
murder Of Morgan Powell, q mine boss
At Summit Hill colliery, March 9, 1876.
Fisher was one of the most Influential
members Of the Mollie Mcguire associa-
ton and more intelligent than most Of his
companions. A large number Of persons
witnessed the hanging. Fisher passed
restless night, going 70 bed very late, and
early this morning Fathers Bruce and
Wynne arrived and were with him until
the drop fell. At $50 O'Clock = large
crowd surrounded the jail, aud those
having passes we're admitted. When all
was in readiness the procession moved
from the cell 70 the gallows. Fisher walk
ed up the steps coolly, and after short
prayer by the priests he read in loud
and Distinct voice part Of q statement
written for him by E. Boyee, Of the Coal
aad Iron Gosstte. He said be was strong
enough to read the rest OF Il, but would
not, as il would be published. He then
begged forgiveness Of every one and AK
ed all 10 pray for him. sSs$
The priests and attendants having left
the scaffold, the Sheriff adjusted the
moose, stepped down quickly and pulled
the rope at 1854. Fisher fell four feet.
He suffered very little, his neck being
dislocated. Six and half minutes after
the fall there was slight conyulsiye
movement Of the body and six MINUTES
later the heart ceased to beat. The body
was allowed TO hang thirty-tWo minutes,
whenit was cut down and sent TO Summit
Hill In hearse. The funeral, Sunday,
will be alarge one. There was very little
excitement aud nothing like disturbance.
81. ALRASs, VI, March 2s.-A report
comes from st. Alexandris, CAnada, 25
miles from ST. Albans, Vt, that deyelops-
menls strongly point 10 Lapsge, hung at
Concord for the murder Of Josie Long
ward, as aperpetrator Of the cold blooded
murder Of two women, mother and daugh.
ter, at that place ten years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-29
NEW YORK.
sailed For the Exposition.

New YosK, March 2s.-The United
States steamer Constellation, with
about six hundred tons Of goods for the
Paris Exposition sailed from the navy
yard yesterday, and expects to reach
Hayre April20th. There still remains
six hundred tons TO be sent by the
French Line OF steamers,
The steam sloop Of war Wyoming,
went into the dry-doek on Tuesday
evening, and yesterday gang Of caul.
kers and ship carpenters were employed
upon her. The copper was stripped OF
her about four feet below the water line,
and the seams were found 70 need recaul-
king. The planking in several places was
found to be quite rotten and pieces were
taken out and replaced.
Rus ON THE stx.PESsY SAVINGS BANK
As early as o'clock this morning
crowds began assembling in front Of the
Six.penny Savings Bank, and by noon It
had sWel!ed to about 1000. Every ap.
proach was strongly guarded, and only
the stockholders and officers Of the bank
were admitted. II was fumored that
quite number Of persons keeping stores
on Third and Fourth avenues and Broad.
way, In the immediate neighborhood, did
discount and deposit business with the
bank and drew out their money when
needed 10 checks and without presenting
their books. The Secretary of a neigh.
boring savings bank said Il was known
that for some time past the Six.penpy
did that sort Of business, knowing 1t
was contrary to the spirit Of the law.
Regarding the savings bank, his impress
sion was that they would pay about 80
cents on the dollar. Much indignation
was expressed by the crowd at 4 rumor
that the bank continued payments yes.
terdsy to favored depositors for nearly
three hours after the injunction to close
had been served. The officers will be
held responsible by the depositors II the
facts as reported are true.
The depositors OF the suspended Six
Penny Savings Bank met tonight. A
committee was appointed 10 call on the
District Attorney and learn II It Is tea-
sible to procure an indictment against
the bank officers on a charge Of perjury.
GOLD CONG OUT.
ThsE Epsaiag Pot says that engagements
have been made for the shipment OF ST.
10000 Of gold coin, in Saturdays s,eam-
ers, for Europe.
The steamer Celtic, which sailed for
EUgland to-day, took out $500, 900 in
double eagles.