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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
A sra FEE EMF.

In relation to the article published in yester-
day mornings DEMOCRAT about their arrest,
Messrs. Pierce and Mcknight make the follow
ing statement:
Mr. II. E. Pierce is employed at the Cinderella
Shoe s ore, No. 500 Magazine street. and has
worked there for the last ak months.
M Robert Mcknight is now cotton super
visor of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
B th honorable positions.
They further 81 ate that the barkeeper was only
struck by them after be had thrown a glass and
q bottle at them. One Of them then threw glass
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
REGRETS.

II ID with feelings Of the deepest sorrow that
we learn Of the death Of Lizzie Lyle. daughter
of L. A. and Mrs. e. t. Saxon. beautiful and
promising child OF eleven summers. The pride
and hope of its parents household was stricken
down whilst Its mother. as president of the
Ladies Physiological Society, was engaged ln
needy caused by the dreadful spidemie, We va
sincerely regret to learn at the same time that
Mr. saxon himself has been pros rated by the
worthy citizen will be spared to Ills family and
our community.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
ThAEG ~. o. tEthEsGES.

The work Of the st. Georges yesterday Is
shown In the following report of the secretary
Of the society:
One hundred and seven families Rggregating
9so individuals. relieved up to ocl eek; go
families. or 800 individuals. provid d wi
tnns: 81 families, or 90 individuals, provided
with money. doctors, nurses medicines and
mora pressing requirements: ITO homeless men
fed at SOUP house. ".M...
REHABILITATION,
Meals.
500 individuals given 70 Il meals each. -. 22la
ITO homeless men fed twice to-day at SOUP
Out Of sociotYs funds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
T. HUTCHINS, Secretary,
Through Mayor Pilabury the society received
s423 49, contributed by the citizens Of Man
chester, England.
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vials Of each aeonite. beladona. ana bryona;
also $50 copies Of directions for healing yellow
fever the ueople here being In perfect tgnor-
ance Of what ought to be done. and, anxious. to
do something. neglect the golden Opportunity
and commit irreparable plumbers ln regard to
nursing. as well as medication. Or. Quiganq
work here. We need help IT, assist Or. Jones in
healing big csse,. This place ha s, done nobly.
bt Is nov exhanstnd G,l yoph help nI 90
dIreetions Will be sent BY the morning trim.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
s#UoNp RECoRDRH's COURT.

Sergeant Gabriel DpviIlier arrested one Alice
Chairman. 8 npnphe d. nApe. who had abstrac's
ed $3.50 from 0ne Chas. Wilson, engineer, from
the tender Al lice. When he found himself minus
his cash he hoWlsa, aud, the sergeant hearing
pe saon sd p Aee N aday n pT
larceny against her. Wilson ID Invisible and
cannot be found since his complaint.
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whisky and the Charity wagon.

Chas, Bence, n nanter, was arrested ut the
CORNER OF Chippewa and Seventh streets, and
locked up ia the Sixth Station. charged with
being drunk and disturbing the pence while
his fam y We're lying Ill with the fever.
body OF his child was being conveyed to Potter
field by the charity wagon.
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ORLEANS ARTILLERY.

At meeting of Battery g. commanded by
Capt Sidney q. Jaauet. of the Regiment Orleans
Artillery, held last night at the stste Arsenal, the
1yloTihg oeeFs were et ara; TO III yacnncies
Edward Z. Plaswirth, second lieutenant. After
the election the members were entertained by
the newly elncted officers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
aTATEsHaNH1aE MahTEa.

Judge Robt. Fl, Mari. Associate Justice of the
ernor fifteen days leave OF absence.
Superintendent Lusher received the sad It'd
ings Of the. death of bis niece. Miss Alma
Lushar, at Mempbis. The young lady. only
aunt In that city, and fell q victim to the sick
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Personal.

:, II Is gratifying to learn that DR.. Vim. t.
schuppert, who resides ut No. 17g Oarondelet
street. has rendered his services to the Towards.
Mr.. Francois Tujagus whose millinery store
is at No IL Charities street. left for keW York
yesterday In order to replenish his STOCK with
the latest aud freshest goods In his line. We
wish Mr.. luiaguBts bon rbyans, success, and
happy return to New Urettns.
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THE LADIES SOCIETY.

We have boen requested by the Ladies Physi-
illogical Society to appeal to the public at large
for contributions Of clothing Of all kinds. Of
which the society Is In great need. The eff
cheney shown by the society since its orgRnizH-
known. and ia sure guarantee that all conr-
buttons addressed to hem at their headquarters
at the Medical College on Common street. will
be distributed among the deserving nlona.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

Simple addition will show the total deaths
from fever to October 8 In the several years to
be-. 1879, 3oDe 1857 2O2s 1853 3A7G; 1853, aiB6 As
year 1878 are sa4 more than In 1867, 40 less than
In 1858 and $50 less than In 1888. It will be OBJ
served that In 1853 the fever previous to Dcto-
Der 8 had run It's course, the deaths for the week
ending that date being but rs. md for the fol
lowing tyyD yYeaka H11t n.
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Hire

ATT o'clock Thursday morning FIRE was dis
covered in the roof of the milk table on An
nunciation street. between Louisiana Avenue
and Toledano street.
The place was owned by Mrs. Louis Duran.
and the flames we're extinguished without tie
necessity Of an alarm. The fire is supposed to
have baen the work Of an Incendiary. The
building was insured for $3.50 la the Lafayette
Insurance Company.
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Tsprinefleld Republican. Ind


II the Fsneui Hall Convention succeeds in
holding the American Democracy for Abbott,
and does not r. gain control of the WING, which
has gone for Butler, ii may result In his election
the attitude Of the convention. however, we BE-
lieve the DEMOCRATIC party y good for some
thousands of Ia b 1t votes, If the chances OF
Buffers success continue even as good as they
seem to be at this moment.
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CHAS. 0. LAUYE,
MayIr rf pluu,1arui,
Rooms or THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
III iaL.tLIiI4a .LaAG u

Rooms or THE Howard ASSOCIATION.
Plaqueniney Ia, October q. 1873
"On motion of j, II shauks. Esq the follow
Ing. resolution was, unanimously adoDted
Whereas. this Association la ns with deep
regret Of the early depHrureof Or. j. NJ. Magee
from our midst therefore be it
RESOLVED, ] hat sinUekths arrival of DR. J. NJ
Magee here, rs the accredited physician OF tbs
Howard Association Of New Orleans to Plaque
labored flr the good of oar Afflicted people, as
to win the admiration. respect, friendship aud
gratitude Of tbs whole community aud his de-
parure hence causes general regret and he
ill.,"
hereby certify the foregoing to be q true alb
strHct Of the miuu tes OF the proceedings Of the
Howard Association Of tn 3 days date.
b. A. BIVItRE, secretary.
ROOMS HOWARD ASSOCIATION OF PIAouEMfNE.
q tobet 2, 1875
Dear SRI afprds me- pleasure to hand you
the inclDsed abstract Of the minutes Of the pro
ce dings vi his association Of this days date.
With good wishes tor your future health and
prosperity | beg leave 10 sub cribs myself
e, 4. KiyIERE, Secretary.
PLAouHM1NE, La. Oct. /, 1878.
DR.. J. M. Magee:
residents Of Plauuemine. nave lust learned
tat the dread pestlenee you hlve beAn SO
nobly fighting In our midst has invaded your
own household md that les y. .aier MI dearer
if not higher IN boiler han belong to the
cause Of q ommun humanity lead you irresisti-
bly, away lrOu JIG.
And now when the hour of parting has come,
lanvua q ills us when We at EN- pt TO give OK
preston to our sense Of thank fulness for the
taltful, devoted ANA successful manner in
which you have .di~ charged the duties Of, your
high mission We eau only pray that God mAy
bless the good and true physician aud that
He may haye you itlWa's u us u hGy Keeping
Joseph Chihpella, A. Talbot.
Austin Hunt J. Young,
J Ii. Donnell, WIN. Schlater.
oliver Blanchard,
And two hundred other citizens.
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John Thomas ie In the Central Station on 6
chars e of larceny.
John Laffarete died suddenly ct the Fifth
Precinct Station. Coroner notified.
I'll. Strungk, for receiving goods under false
pretens g, was immuf cd III the Central
Hy. johnson and Geo. Wilson are held In the
Central Station on a charge OF larceny
Alexander Logar, caught stea'ing oranges
was inearcerated in the seventh Precinct Sta
ton.
At + o'clock Wednesday evening q bow named
=, Domingo fell from q shed at No. 273 Lafay.
ette street and injured himself about the left
side,
At 3:l5 o'clock Wednesday sneak thief on
tered Mr.. Depns' residence, at the corner o.
Chestnut and Third streets. but WIS frightened
off before securing any property.
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ERr. Rsfebe's Last Request.
fInu1 Ynrk 2itnl

DR.. Kibbes last request to us was that his
ca Ger In New Orleans should be chroniciled in
the Sun. 1t Ia brief chronicle It was gen"
erous self sacrifice; q brave man. II good man.
aud devoted friend to man was struck down
when DR.. Kibbe died.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Charged with Murder

Yesterday Special Mike Hennessy, Of the
Third Precinct, arrested negro named Moses
Christopher aud locked him up on the charge
Of haing q fagitive from justice from the pari b
Of Carroll. The accused. 1t is laid. two years
ago killed man named VIM. Warn"r on Ffed's
plantation, In the parish of Carroll. The &C.
cused when interviewed declined to make o
stafnmant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
STEAMBOATMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCTAs
TTOE.
NEW ORLEANS. October 3, 1878

NEW ORLEANS. October 3, 1878,
The following subscriptions to the 3teana@
boatmen's Relief Association to date are S,
knowledged:
Flston. No., ny o. n EIaFon ...-.e......4 SIS rs
Boouston. NO., p7 r. =. Hudson. s..s. I'D sGf
Marine, ~, Dy h. 4 trehhAis. s--,....s. s5 90
shoal Gregg, III oy b. HoframEner. ...-. 81 90
IrUnton, o. by Belfast Iron Works Com
pany ,,,;-...-.,...,...... .ss.......... 2st rs
HlllshIFo III; ..s........ 28 90
Stnta r. N y by MISS Carrts Cosgrove ID 0D
from General funl''..-....-. NJ
The above $500 were sent through Geo. II.
Morgan, Treasurer Relief Committee, st. Io1fg,
Bio.
oc41t GEO. 0. PETIT. Secretary,
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Nothing in the Quaker City has received more
unlimited or well merted praise from its
guests than the Colonnade Hote.. Philade phia,
for liberal management and excellent courtesy.
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Out Of societY's funds 100. ....,...t
No delays mt registration offices.

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive For sale by /. L. Lyons
Il nllfyf ct
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at him. That was all. Mr.. Pierce was arrested.
and about an. hour. afterwards Mr. Mcknight
surrendered himself, Whsrenpon both were re-
evening.
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SECOND HhasTRHgT COURT.

Naturalization papers are now slowly Issued
In this court, and no SUGGESTIONS were opened
Yesterday,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

The Kansas census. taken on the first OF
March 1878 shows q population If 708. 4g7 an in
crease Of 1870 1863 in ttres years. Tue Atehinson
Champion estimates the Increase since March,
by Immigration at not less than 100 ,OGO and
claims that the State will have at least 900, 10O
II,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

Ireland is growing in princey favor, The
France the Duke and Duchess Of Cjnnaught
and the Princess Louise, Of Prussia, will al
spend the hunting season within her classic
h ,rHa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

One guillotine exeeutoner. Roch. called
''Monseigueur de Paris" suffces. with his as
sistants. for all France. He gets s00U francs q
year and 100 francs for each head cut OIL
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Registration office open I'm each ward.

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever, use Omaha Rhubart
" Inc as preventive. For sale by I. L. Lyons
druggist
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" To the Editor of the Democrat: >.

Mr. Owen McLerah who was commissioned
BY the Governor as sheriff Of St. Charles rice
Essex, resigned, assumed his functions yeater
day. He Is u civil engineer by professipn and
has inhabi ed the parish for many years ESSEX
promised all In his power to assist the new
sheriff The parrish Is. quiet uu to now and no
ber Of the police Jury, and Gov. Michael Hahn
are the securities of The new sheriff Vigorous
measures have already b90n Initiated by the
undoubtedly be vindioate ed.
JULIEN MICHEL"
Mr.. McI,aran, the new sheriff, 8 highly
esteemed by every etti2en of the parish, and Is
int lig-nee It is to bs hoped that he win do
his utmost to ferret out !he perpetrators Of the
cowardly murder IF ii white man by @ drunken
by the instigations Of unvrincipled de1na-
gOgues,
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Register Rrgiwaer Register |

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. uss 0iuaha RhubarD
Wine rs a. preventive. FIR sale by |. Il. Lyons
drngRiat. - 4
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A BILE.

Am Interesting Comparative statement of
Yellow Fever Deaths ln tine sew
eraH Epidemic Years.
The following table shows the deaths from
yellow fever for the corresponding weeks In
1853 1868 1867 and 1872
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ERfPel EsgsasfessRy.

At O'Clock last evening Catherine Hogan
aged 30 years. q native Of ireland died sud
den at her residence, No. 80 Washington
street.
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Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have n had the fever. use Omaha Rnuharb
Wine as q preventive. For sale by ]. /, Lyons
druggist,
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sT'. CHARLES PARRISH.
TEae New Sheriff Installed and Quiet me.
stored am the Parish.

Wednesday morning Mr.. Julien Michel a we'll
known attorney of this city, practicing also In
the upper parishes Of Louisiana left for st.
Charles parish. He had been engaged as special
counsel by the police jury of st Charles to pros
ecute, on account Of the reeusation of Mr. st.
Martin, District Attorney pro tenn of st. Charles
all matters with reference TO the assassination
Of Valcour 81. Martin by lynchfng COMMITTEES
Of negroes Mr., Michel was Entrusted by Gov
Nichols with the commission Of tue new sheriff
who was to replace Geo. Essex, resigned.
The following telegram from st. Charles. re.
ferring to the case, explains itself:
ST., CHARLES CouRT HOUSE,. |
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The Secretary Of State has received from Min
lister yes q further remittance of $4,000 Tor the
yellow fever sufferers. which includes $1,000 SUBJ
scripion from the President Of the French Re-
public and Mad I'm MaeMahOn.
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they can properly help you at all events. their
discretion Ii far more ample than mine.
GEO. w. MGC1sARY. Secretary Of War.
A meeting Of the Orleans Relief Committee
end the presidents Of the charitable associations
has been called for this morning at 10 o'clock.
for the purpose OF finally passing upon the
above, and preparing an address and appeal to
the country for asaistancs.
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MAYORS UFFIOE,
Plauuemine, La. October g. 1878, !
DIR. ]. M. Mugaa:

Dear Sir-1hs epidemic prevailing in this
town having greatly abated both as to maligui.
ty Ut type AMI humber OF eases and our local
physicians being now all In the active discharge
Of their professional duties. have concluded
that the time has eHme when W. ought not
longer to Insist upon your remaining here.
On behalf OF our entire community permit me-
to thank you for the tuanner In which you have
discharged your arduous task, and TO bear
cheerful testimony t, the sat success vi ich
has attended your professional labOrs since you
have been in our midst.
vi rLlEI
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ma. j. Va. azAGEE.

At the request Of Capt. Allen Jumel and In
response to some publications which have been
made. ref Ing In degree on DIR. J. NJ Magee
who went to PIaquemine to help the yellow
fever sufferers there, We publish the following
document. DR.. Magee, according to the state
ment OF the committee Of the Howard Assoeia-
ton OF Plau1emine, has attended 22o patients
there. and lost only 8:
RIA cnptc nrrrrts
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PACK w asRS.
ajHT'H Et3aaaeE =.

The Pickwicks were at their good work yes
terday giving out beef tea and broth.
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The Ameer who rules Afghanfstan
Performs on the cornet "a piston
Russian airs. blast his lingo.
Declining. BY lingo"
so Dizzy will give him q twtstin'.
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8. 3. NEW WAN. IfehsHref.
New Orleans. October 8. 1878, oc4 1t
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26
ORToNv1LLE, MINI, Sept. 90, 1875

ORToNvILLE, MINI, Sept 90, 1878.
EDITOR TRIBUNE, NORRIS
DEAR SIR:-Pursuant to call of Repub-
lican County Committee, a Delegate Coun-
ty Convention was held at Ortonville, Mimi,
Sept 10Th. The whole county except two
towns was represented therein, in person
and by proxy, as the report of the Com
mittee on Credentials showed. The meet
ing was quite harmonious, only one objec-
ton being made to anything, / believe, and
that soon withdrawn. Mr.. A. j. Parker
was chosen chairman, and r. w. Miller
secretary.
A. J. Parker was chosen as delegate to
the Alexandria Senatorial Convention, and
then declared the unanimous choice of the
convention
NJ. l. Mathews was then chosen as one
of the delegates to the Representative Con-
yention, to be held at Morris, on the 28th,
inst, and declared unanimously elected to
said office
Then C. X. Orton was chosen as dele
gate to said Morris Convention, and then
declared the unanimous nominee of said
convention.
Then propositions as to future basis of
calling County Conventions were made,
and the basis of one delegate to each 90
legal votes, was adopted.
Then Standing County Committee was
ordered by the house, and the chair ap-
pointed such committee with w. R. Brown
| as chairman thereof. Soon afterwards, it
was moved that the Secretary and chair
man be instructed to make out and deliver
to the several delegates elected, the proper
credentials; thereupon, the chair stated
that he thought the motion unnecessary, as
it was considered that such was part of
the duties of said officers, and that he
would sign such credentials, and asked the
said secretary If he would make them out,
and he assented thereto; thereupon, the
motion net having been put was with,
drawn
Without further regular action, the said
convention was adjourned.
UAGnAA OuC uOu1 VI 80 LucIcaAtctp M' Il
Matthews received his credentials from
the hands Of Secretary r. w. Miller, duly
signed by Miller as said secretary, and A.
j. Parker as chairman. Now, he, r. W.
Miller, refuses TO make any more creden-
tials, as am credibly informed. He has
made no mention of any such convention
in his last and recent issue of the Star,
which he edits, and calls Mass Conven-
ton to meet on the Goth, to do what our
regular delegate convention has done.
This. certainly, needs no comment. We
ask you to publish this statement because
our Star has neglected SO to do.
A. j. PARKER,
Chairman Co. Convention.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26
MoRR1s, Sept. "a, 1878.

MORRIS, sept. "a, 1915.
EDITOR TRIBUNE
am very much gratiied to learn that
Hon. III. w. Stone has been nominated for
State Senator for the 39th District. 1t lis
an indication of the esteem he has gained
by his services as Representative last win
ter, and deservedly so, for, although some
what impulsive, yet he is SO eminently
practical that he weighs well any subject
to which his attention may be called, be-
fore acting thereon. ] also learn, that Mr..
Cowing, who was Representative from
Douglas county last winter to the legisla-
ture, and Hon. X. Nelson, were desirous
that Mr.. Stone should be the nominee for
the senate, and il they, having personal
knowledge of his legislative abilities, favor
his election, it is certainly recommenda-
ton not to be overlooked, and an evidence
that his duties were SO well performed last
winter that we can confidently inirust him
with our interests In the Senate. And that
is not oil, bis social standing and habits
are of such character that we need moi
fear but that his brain will always be clear,
and that he will always be at his post In o
condition to do good and effectual work as
State Senator. A VoTER,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26

The Millers' buyers purchase these
tickets and pay therefor according to
the quality or grade, the buyer never
seeing the wheat at all. As to the
Millers monopolizing and controlling
this line, this is true, but if they did
not pay all the wheat was worth, they
could not do so. The real cause for
complaint, however, is the difference
in price between the higher and lower
grades, but if the Minneapolis millers
do not want the low grades, we pre-.
sumo they can not be compelled to
take them, and if better prices are to
be obtained it must be from some other
source. Having been formerly con-
nected with the Elevator Co. for six,
and with the Millers Association for
three years, we can say that the grades
of wheat are not higher on this line than
they are elsewhere in the State, and
the Association have always paid the
highest prices for wheat. AS an in
stance of how wheat grades in Milwau.
kee: we shipped four cars or account
of McIlrath & Gilbert, the Minneapo-
lis Inspector pronounced them No. 2,
but on arriving at their destination,
Milwaukee, they were graded No. 8,
the same quality of wheat held grade
at St. Paul and also at Duluth. Hence
Milwaukee, and not Minneapolis, is to
blame in the matter of grades. The
Millers are paying fair price for No.
l and 2, but on the lower grades there
is too great difference; however, if
No. and 4 are worth more than so
and 80 cents, why don't other buyers
take it, as the Millers say they don't
want it.