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The Colorado storm.

DENVER, COL, July 1..-Trains on the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad are running as usual
There are no further reports OF damage by The
storm.
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DOMINION NOTES.
B8SkenQer Sl8li0l Rurned

., 81 J9HSs, QIE;. July 1.-The Grand Trunk
by fire this morning. 1t is supposed the fire
caught from the spark OF passing locomotive.
Heavy Hail Storm.
People from ScottSville report very heavy
storm there yesterday which completely de
stroyed the crops. broke windows. &c., and that
at Lacolle IL was worse. large trees being de-
stroyed. The hail stones were from five TO
seven inches In diameter.
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DURING POLITICAL JoLLIFICATToN at Frank
fort, KY, Thursday night accompanied by fire.
works and general discharge OF firearms,
Robert Craig received fatal shot In the side,
Frank Freedman had an eye put out by Roman
candle, and an old man received the contents
OF shotgun In hts hack.
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The steamship Snaresbrook, from N llta
lot Baldmore, ran into the Baltimore pilot
ooat Calvert on the capes at daylight yes
waters edge.
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SWEETNESS IN A CHCRCH.-A few days ago.
While painters were at work on the outside OF
the NJ +. church at Bladensburg. they discov-
in the weatherboarding. Yesterday it was de-
termined before proceeding further With the
work {the activity OF the bees rendering Is al
most impossible to go on) TO investigate. Ac-
cordingly the bearings were taken, and a por-
tIon OF the planking sawed OF, revealing an
almost compact mass OF honey between joists,
over IL feet In length, 16 inches wide, and
inches thick. The pastor and many members
OF the congregation are now enjoying their
lind.
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Arrest of the Raider Payne.

WHAT WILL THE GOVERNMENT DO WITH HIM9
The following dispatch was received at the
War department to-day, dated Fort Leaven-
worth, July 10th:
Following dispatch from Capt. Randall.
commanding Fort Reno, just received. Am to
Understand that the government wishes the
gang turned over to the Z. s. Marshal at FOrJ
Smith, Arkansas, for trial? JOHN POPE,
Brevet Major General. commanding"
donald and the scouts arrested Payne and
~ men On the 14th inst. Pardee took charge OF
the party yesterday. He has been instructed to
take Payne and men to Pole cat Creek and turn
them over to Robinson.
RANDALL, Commanding"
THE CAPTIvES TO BE TURNED OVER TO THE CIVIL
AUTHORITIES.
General Pope was to-day instructed by the
executive authorities to turn Payne and his
men over to the civil authorities. The question
as to what proceedings shall be instituted
against them In the United States district court
will be referred to the Attorney General One
section OF the Revised Statutes In regard to the
invasion OF Indian reservations says that the
officers OF the Indian department shall eject
them, and the use of the military for that pur-
pose is authorized. Another section says that
upon the repetition of the offence fine Of one
thousand dollars shall be imposed. There are
other laws bearing on this subject, and in Or
der to cOnStrue them authOritatively the queS-
tion goes to the Attorney General The recent
invasion Of Payne was his second offence.
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ANOTHER NoTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed VIM. L. Waller notary public for the
D'sti ict of Columbia.
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n An aged man was swindIed out OF $500 by
gamblers at an Illinois fair, and the loss gr1eyea
him SO much tnat he committed suicide.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July II. The Posts financial
article says: The stock exchange markets. Oh
only moderate volume of business. are strong
and higher today. 1t is notable that there is a
renewed demand for choice railroad shares,
which, in the order Of investments, come next
TO railroad mortgages. New York Central and
Hudson has advanced TO 1925, and, at some
thing over 135 pays the buyer six per cent
Rock Island bas advanced to 1863, and, as seven
fraction for six per cent return On the money.
Burlington and Quincy has advanced to 1913.
Illinois Central to 1917. The older and perfect
isiny X prces raToad M6i.h mortgages
while good bonds not SO wei known are
selling. with few exceptions, On a six per cent
basis OF income. In looking over the list Of
bond investments, it will be seen that it Is dlfi-
cult to get per cent on money put into bonds.
aMnhough al N there are such opportunities. The list
or stocks IN Which speculation has much to do
with prices, is all higher to-day, railway trafie
continuing very large and the prospect for
aIother years satisfactory business being fully
COCO. Many OF the spectators who a few
weeks ago sol0 down the stocks Of roads depen-
cent TO a large degree on grain tonnage, have
~ ~ Is nov discovered, reversed their position on
Tha e marKe, and are temporarily at least bulls
Inc features of.the stock market today are
ETle, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Kansas and
Texas, Wabash, Northwest, Milwaukee and ST.
paUl and st. Paul and Omaha. There has also
Iten an advance or 3 per cent in Nashville and
chattanooga. Government bonds are soaroa IN
.be market, and the As are up to 10SJ5ass,
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. July l7-yirginia SKIES, deferred.
psst oe 9o ccmsois cd1 ssA do second series 81 Do
aG btffsSSffa fSfsalSSs SS
ern @ f1Svr stssdy and Wheat south
stef southern red. e5al do. amber. /. 13a
ss sPe. ssd I'd
moInlnat, no receipts and no sales: western dull
a4s1; August, z9ha5O. Oats scarce and firm aud
p1. rged. Provisions firm but without caangs.
Is. Eggs steady, 1Oal1. Petroleum unchanged.
ESfee very auieaRo Garages q 0rd1aFy to prime
42I0 barrels wheat. $50. 450 bushels; corn. 23 $50
oats goo bushes rye Ship
Sales, Sales wheat 642. sss bushels; corn. %. 900
~. NEW rEeSsRs July 1z 7sss sss sFsns
ernmsnts steady.
d1I MEW s%d YORK July ol,a; 17-Four quiet Wheat
aLoNpos. July VT II. ai2esso ai2:so p. m.-Atlantic and
Great Western @ second mortgage trustees certifi-
Central: 81 New Yer%f % Central. Is Is4 'fennssiVania
Rss Sssis nS asns2 IL pss CENTS lis Erie
The following quotations We g currsnt f in New
! x0fk toCday at 2; m.. s reported by Lewis y9hn
cents iiosi1o4 B. Of sss sAss ssI Sales a. s
New jersey. Central. 7SI Ohio and MississippI.'
sSers is
ESsl Island. ios St f.u! sS; SaSn1ei 90: preie1rea
fMegred: e ssh; aeI Ksns,s and Texas, s5H 2. p.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA STRIKERs.-At a meeting
ing puddlers and helpers Of the Kensington iron
mills the proposition OF the employers TO renew
operations on sliding scale Of wages was unan-
lmously rejected. In the men do not accept the
proposition by the 23d inst, the mill owners VIII
refuse to receive them back on any terms
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SBRGEANT-AT-ARMS THOMPSON has gone to Ohio
to attend the state democratic convention, to
be held In Cleveland On the ED inst.
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Secretary Schun will deliver his speech in In
dianapols on Tuesday evening next, in re-
sponse to the following invitation. which is
signed by a large number Of the citizens and
business men of that city:
INDIANAPOLIS, July I, 1SS0.-HOn. Cart ScH,ITz,
Secretary OF the Inte1'iOr.-SIR: Learning that
you will start In few days for a trip to the
western territories, the undersigned, on behalf
of the republicans of Indianapolis, earnestly
invite you to stop and address the people at this
point on the political topics of the day. If this
invitation is accepted, Will you please name the
date OF your visit here.
From Indianapolis Secretary SchurZ VIII pro-
ceed on his trip to the west, according to the
program already given in The STAR. He will
visit many Of the outlying provinces Of his de-
partment, combining business with pleasure.
Ii he should have ignored business altogether,
tirely TO rest, few would probably find serious
fault for the Secretary has lost none OF his
already Wellearned reputation as an untiring
worker since he has had control OF the difficult
interests Of the Interior.
The Red Oak Tragedy in Georgia.
Nhe following telegram, dated Atlanta, Ga,
July 18th, has been received by Commissioner
Raun: "Judge Woods has discharged the reve-
attorney and entitled to the Office. l will send
you copy Of Judge Woods opinion in discharge
OF revenue officers.
(Signed) ANDREW CLARK, Collector"
commissioner Raum promptly replied as fol-
lows: II give you hearty congratulations upon
the victory OF law over the lawleSS. The re-
suit will be Of immense value In the establish
nent Of the supremacy of the laws In your dis
trtct Go ahead energetically with the good
work."
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KUKLUXING AN INSPECTOR OF CUsToMs.-The
Treasury department Is Informed that F. Bis
sell, inspector OF customs, has been compelled
to leave his post at VelaSco, Brazoria county
Texas, for having made speech at republi-
can meeting. He says he was informed that
party OF twenty-five men had been selected to
take him from his house during the night and
hang him. The matter Is being Investigated by
the United States district attorney for the dis
trict III which VelaSco Is situated.
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APPoINTED.-James Kelton has been appoint
ed internal revenue gauger for the 18th district
of Ohio, and Leonard c. Johnson storekeeper
tor the 9Th district OF North Carolina.
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THE TREASURY now holds s361 81 I $50 In U.
s. bones TO secure national bank circulation; U.
s. bonds deposited on this account during week
ended to-day Sf,06I, 200, and withdrawn
3. .OS2 600.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY BELL, OF the Interior
has returned from trip flying to
ocean View, near Norfolk, Va He will not
take his annual vacation until the return o.
Secretary SchurZ from his western trip.
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ETightful Fail Of q SOmnam bulist
Cadet.

HARRISBURG. Pa, july 17.-Wm. F. Darrah,
one OF the Annapolis cadets, visiting this City,
while In flt OF somnambulism, last night, STEP
ped from fourth story window OF Bolton 'sH )tel.
He fell distance OF IS feet into an open Gel
lar way, smashing the steps and breaking three
OF the iron stanch1ons supporting them. The
o1!y injury he received was q fracture Of the
tat waist,
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-The Treasury depart
ment has awarded to w. B. Moses, of this city,
the contract for supplying carpets for all pub
lie buildings under its control for the present
fiscal year, and to John III. Pray, Sons &
Co., OF Boston, the contract for supplying car
pet lining for the same period.
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COTTON SEED OIL PUT AS PURE OLIVE OIL
Information received by the Treasury depart
ment states that the Italian government Will
put an import duty on cotton seed Oil. This
its largest articles of export. 1t appears that
large quantities OF cotton seed Oil are produced
In this country and exported to Italy. There,
without any change Or addition, 1t Is put up as
genuine article. A large trade has grown up in
cotton seed "olive' Oil. 1t IS stated that the
cotton seed oil is as good, If not BETTER for all
prefer 1t.
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DURING TIE WEEK ended today there were
received at the Treasury for redemption ma
tional bank notes TO the amount Of S1.21S,000
against g, ,12S 900 for the corresponding week of
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

LINDSAY MUSE, the veteran messenger at the
Office OF the Secretary OF the Navy, completed
his fifty second year OF service as such On
Thursday last, and was warmly congratulated.
He was first appointed July 18th, 1925 during
the administration of John quincy Adams, by
the Hon. Samuel L. Southland, then at the head
OF the department.
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INCREASED EXPORTS OF PROvIsToNs.-The
chief of the bureau Of statistics reports that the
total values of the exports Of domestic prov1.
sions and tallow from the United States during
the month Of June, 1850, were S13, ,s13.519, and
for June, 1879, $S,119,115. During the twelve
months ended June 80, 1880, S120,673, $50, and
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~
We the undersigned Ice Merchants and Dealers
in Ice, realizing the fact that our employees and
teams have been taxed TO their utmost capacity
during this heated term commencing their labor
at three CD and ending from seven CD to ten
GGl p rD.-fnd it imperativey necessary to give
them day Of rest, and do therefore give notice
u az 70 Ice VIII be delivered by our wagons
SUNDAY, the 18th inst, and eapectfully request
that sufficient supply be obtained the day previous.
Our respective Offices ard DepOts, however, VIII
he open that day from SIX 10 70 ten QO) and
from five lSl To seven Id d NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

THE PAPER MILL at East Pepperell. Mass, will
commence the manufacture of internal revenue
stamp paper for the ensuing year on Monday
next. The mill closed work some two months
ago, having manufactured a sufficient amount
OF paper TO last until now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

THE July TOBACCO CROP reports, as compared
with last year, are In the main favorable The
condition Of the crop for the whole country is
but slightly below that OF last year. Fruits are
generally up to the full average except ON the
Pacific coast, where the prospect is not very
good.
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LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch to the
Times says: 1.-The return of imports and exports
for the first six months of 1850, as compared
of 1879. show an increase of III, 600 900 francs
in the imports and OF 5SOOOO 900 francs In the ex.
ports"
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WE OFFFR THE FOLLOWING, ALL OT
w WHICH HAVE AN UNEQUALED LOCAL
REPUTATION:
The CRYSTAL, MODEL, MAYFLOWER
GRAND LATROBES,
TIE HOT BLAST FURNACE, THE KITCHEN
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE AND PEERLESS
RANGES,
AZ prices less than usually charged for inferior
goods.
SLATE MANTELS, cheaper than ever.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
Jy4-1p Plumbing House.
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VICTORIA's INDIANS WILL DIE SOONER THAN
SURRENDER.-Information received at the War
department from the Mexican border Is to the
effect that Victoria and his Indians who have
fed into Mexico, say they will die before they
will return TO the United States and surrender
Internationally. Under no other conditions
Will they be allowed to return. They will have
to give up their arms ammunition and ponies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

UNPREPAID MAIL MATTER.-Judge Freeman,
the assistant attorney general for the Post
Office department, has decided that where third
or fourth class mail matter Is deposited in a
post Office insufficently prepaid, or where first
class matter is deposited withouG one full rate,
the postmaster should not forward it, but II by
inadyentence 1t is forwarded the postmaster at
the Office OF delivery should only collect the
postage remaining unpaid. He also decides
that II first, third or fourth class matter be de-
posted in post Office without any prepayment
It should be held. but IL forwarded by mistake
the amount collected upon delivery should be
double the postage which should have been pre-
paid.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE GEORGIA CASES.
important Decisions of Judge Woods.
FIRE IN BALTIMORE e.
WESTERN TRAGEDIES.
IR E IN BALTIMOR r e.
WESTERN TRAGEDIES.
URKISH TROUBLES.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
TANNER, THE STARVATI0NIST.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TIsrkavsS Eiffeen Qrelar,.ls

LONDON. July ia dispatch from CONSTANT
nople to the Times says: By the dismissal of
Osman PaSha from the ministry OF war; one Of
the chief obstacles TO administrative reform
and the organization of the gendarmerie has
been removed, but it is quite possible that his
successor will equally obstruct reform and
prove more dangerous as an active agitator IN
the Albanian difficulties. When the Austrians
organized the popular resistance and was re-
called. There are thus two men In the cabinet
who have had intimate relations with the Alba
nian league The other is Abedden PaSha,
taken in connection with the recent appoint
ment OF Albanians to the posts OF governors Of
Nolo, ,Trfcala and LarSSa, and to that Of COM
mander OF the troops at PreveSa. the conclusion
can hardly be resisted that the Porte does not
intend quietly accepting the decisions of the
conference. Abeddln PaSha in a recent CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Goschen, the British ambassa-
DOR, regarding the state OF affairs In Asia Minor
said: You know what difficulties you have had
in Ireland, and how long it has taken you TO
overcome them. In ASIA Minor, where each
province has its distinctive peculiarities, we
have fifteen IrelandS to deal with"
British Hint to the Porte.
LONDON, July 1I.-The correspondent OF the
Dotty 7teegroph at Constantinople says he Is
informed that Mr. GoSchen, the British alnbas-
Sad0r, has called the attention OF the Porte to
the bad impression created generally by the aD-
po1ntment or the new minister Of war. Mr.
Goschen says he considers that the recent hos
tI1tleS OF the AlbanlanS and MOntenegrinS were
the immediate result OF this nomination.
Naval Demonstration of the Powers
in Turkish Waters.
A Berlin dispatch to the AOfniitg Post says:
II the powers unanimously agree to make a
naval demonstration in Turkish waters, Ger
many will send an IRON clad ffigate, and has iti-
structed the admiralty to make preparations
accordingly.
The Prince ImperiaI,s IIOnumest
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The Shooting at Wimbledon.

PARIS, July 17.-Ten OF the Geneva eXtles
have published an address denounc1ng the op-
p0rtunlstS as the cause OF their punishment, and
urging continued efforts for the estabiishInent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-17

THE TRAINING SHIPs.-A cable dispatch to the
Navy department, dated yesterday, announces
tne arrival OF the training ship Saratoga at
Nllleranche. All are well on board The ship
Will reflt and provision and sail for home Au-
gust 1st. The training ship Portsmouth ar
T1yed at Halifax yesterday afternoon, q days
frcm Fayal
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APPOINTMENT CLERK IN THE NAVY DEPART
MEST.-Tbe Navy department has never had az
appointment clerk, and receives as many appli-
cations for appointments as any other depart
ment. The time OF the Secretary Is largely
taken up In hearing applicants and their friends.
1t is now proposed to have an appointment
clerk-some one in the department to be de-
tailed Tor the position. 1t Is thought that when
the Secretary returns he Will establish this Of
fice,
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INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY,
GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
COOPERATIVE ICE COMPANY,
iyl6-2t banner BEOTHERS.
AND ASSESSORS Off IE,
- WASHINGTON ID. c.. July l4th. 1880.

r.S-ITsE iSU RER AND ASSESSORS Off lE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 14th, 1880.
NOTICE
PERS SONAL PROPERTY RETURN FOR 1881.
The time for making your PERSONAL RETURN
fer 1881 is extended to August lst. If not returned
before that dste TO this office the assessors.
as required by law, will make ont statement Of
your taxable property from the best means they
may be able to obtain, and adj thereto penalty of
FIFTY PER CENT, which cannot be Iem1tted
exceIt by Congress.
The Personal as well as General Taxes are paya-
bic in November, at a discOut Of Five Per Cent.
By order of the COmEi 7si1ners.
jy1t-lw Treasurer and Assessor.
Republican, Post, Critic and Journal copy.J
- STOP TEAhING AND ROTTING YOUR
t CLOTHES to pieces by the use OF Soaps
adulterated with Marble Dust, Slick. Talb, Soap
stone, Mineral White. Dryers. Olay. &c, and ask
your grocer for WEAVER, KESGLA Il 90.
LAUNDRY SOAP. Every bar and cake is branded
with the of the firm, and ia warranted to be
made from pure Refined I allow and Vegetable
Oils. and TO be free from all sduteratons. jyl2 3m
80 NEW STEAM CARPET OLKANING, and
~ Furniture, Lsnbrequin and Curtain Reno
waiting works OF SINGLETON & HOEKE. Carpet
Dealers AL moth destroyed without injury to the
finest fabric Send your orders to store, sol Mar
ket SPACE. ap30-6m
80 NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
Bethesda. Bedford, Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Lithia, Rockridge Alum, Geyser,
HathOrB, Gettysburg, Friedricsshall, Hunyadi
Jancs, APpOihnaris. Pullna, White sulphur.
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
fel9 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
THE DRUG TRADE.
,M.,xu vnrlr Shiptit,u I ,ict

II has been stated by a recogniS d authority
that there Is an average increase In the drue
trade of the, United states OF, ~ per cent pc,
annum, while the etatisties Of the imports OF
druRe last year was 10 per cent in excess ol
those OF the previous year. In no department
of trade, perhaps, have there been GREATER
Our nemi weekly review. which stands con
feaseds without rival, covers a surpriainglF
wide range of articles In q number Of impor-
tent products this eo1ntry has not only emh men,
countries. but has surplus for, exnnr-
tation, while In come others 1t has be.
come nearly self ing. In the article Of
ouicksllver. for example. we have become
wholly Independent Of Spain aud Austria In
1879 the yietd Of quicksilver from the Pacific
coast was ~ 900 TASKS. being an Increase. of
10000 over 1878, and az the whole eonsumpt'on
of the world ie about 1903 600 TASKS we can Sup
ply over half of all that is wanted. Once boraS
was almost an Italian monopoly. but to day
Nevada fur nishee inexhaustibe supplies. The
becomes striking when the imports IF the, BIZ
carbonate of anda are studied III 1879 we I'M
ported t,aoo,ooo pounds less of ths cub
stance than in 1878. because the manufacture
of this salt with that of gal soda, ts be-
coming an important home Industry. In
the manufacture OF citric acid we were once
mainly dependent on southern Europe In
1873 we I'm ported 27.oo1 pounds OF citrtn acid
produced a. the acid we wanted save some e5 Q
POUNDS and possibly In a few years we can ex-
port o quantity of thla useful substance. HomH
manu- farturers may also account for the falling
off in our imports Of earh lc acid, apiiine
colora the amouiacalssslis and alum. as to our
exports of native drugs and chemicals, they
footed w. IN 1879, some 81 79s.oa5, slight ~
orease over tha1 of the year before, In quick
silver our exports were ga 1927 pounds. an eH-
ceas of oT0 43e pounds over 1919 In opium. we
imported last ar 2Teb5t pounds. against 20I =
Jk2 pouuds In 1878 which shows that the average
demand for the narcotic In the last few years
has been about 3is 7op pounds Ter annum,