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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-02
ABRAM y. HEWITT
Speaks in Self-Defence.

New York, December l.-Abram ).
Hewitt, in letter to the editor oil the
Nation, defends himself against what lie
terms the extra diclal attack ot
Judge Davis, and saws he believed the
Morey letter to be genuine and hence
decided 10 refer to it in his speech, and
accordingly did 80 in what he then re-
garded, and still regards, as cautious
language. Ii he formed too
hasty judgment, he must
accept the censure due to unintentional
discretion.
The letter concludes as follows:
"With this statement | submit my
conduct to the candid judgment OF your
readers, but not without expressing the
deep regret which | feel that the un-
lucky charge should have been brought
against me, when my opinion was asked
i'm regard to the authenticity OF the let
ter. which, so far as | was concerned,
was a matter Of profound indifference,
and in regard to which l never sup
posed that any controversy would arise,
This regret is intensified by the fact that
/. rather than General Garfield, have
been a victim OF the forgery, for he has,
notwithstanding, been elected President,
while have had the singular experience
of a denunciation from the bench in a
case to which was not a party, in
which | had nothing, before a Judge
who seemed to coniound the witness
With the alleged criminal. | have,
therefore, more reason than General
Garfield TO hunt the rascal down, and
To insist that punishment shall be meted
ont TO those who violated the law.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Decrease for November.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The fol-
lowing is the public debt statement for
November, issued to-day:
Six per cent. bonds, S2l ,52l $50; five
per cent. bonds, S469,65l $50; four and
Onehalf per cent. bonds, $50, ,0O0, 900;
four per cent. bonds, S77S.404, $50; re.
funding certificates, S9i3,S50; Navy
pehson fund, Sli,00O,00O. Total coin
bonds, 81 ,6SS, $50, 400.
Matured debt, S5,5lS,0S5; legal ten
ders, 1916, al ,799; certificates deposit,
$S,525, 900; fractional currency, ST.
1920; gold and silver certificates,
$40, Az, $50; total without interest, Sl04, :
907, 1883. Total debt, S2,096, ,947,2 ,26S. To-
tai interest, SlS,S6l CO..
Cash in Treasury, S2l0 926, 763; debt
less cash in Treasury, Sl,904, ,SSl ,l66 F.;
decrease during November, So ,609, POI ;
decrease since June 30, 1850, SS7 ,oo9l ).
l2S.
Current Liabiities-lnterest due and
unpaid, S2,S92 ,955; debt on which in.
terest has ceased, S5,5lS,0S5; interest
thereon, S7iO,316; gold and silver GER
titcates Si2.i17, $50; United States notes
held for redemption OF certificates of de.
post, IS, 525, 900; cash balance available
December LIST. $3.50, 7G3, SOL. Total, s2l0,.
926,763.
Available Assets-Cash in Treasury,
1926, ,76S; bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal outstanding,
S64 ,623,5l2; interest accrued and not
yet paid, Sl,7l5, $50; interest paid by the
United States, S47, ,5S9 Sol; interest re.
paid by the companies by transporta-
ton service, Sl3,S79,5 500; by cash, five
per cent of earnings, S655, 1875; balance
Of interest paid by United States, S33,-
055, ,296.
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GARFIELD EMBARRASSED.

Sherman Trying to Help him Out.
WAsHISGroS, December lit is all
the benevolent Secretary Sherman can
do 10 get Mr.. Garfield out OF his embar-
rassments. The President-elect seems
to be one of the most embarrassed Young
men in the country. Ii was to relieve
him of his embarrassment that the Sec-
retary wrote note to Private Ddlzell,
saving that he would gladly accept the
Ohio Senatorship il he could get 1t.
Now that MIR. Garfield has offered the
treasury portfolio to MIR. Sherman, and
il has been declined, the Secretary again
finds Mr.. Garfield is embarrassed, and
hastens 10 get him out OF the scrape by
denving that the treasury has been
offered to him. Mr.. garfield is equally
anxious to have the people believe that
he did not offer the treasury to MIR.
sherman. The alacritv OF these gentle
men in denying that an oier oil The
Treasury Department has been made
shows that both are embarrassed.
But Mr.. Garfield went to Washington
TO get the secretary OF the treasury ont
of Governor Fosters way. 1t is ad-
mitted by the secretary and by the
president elect that they had several
verv full and frank interviews. Each
gentleman assured the other that he had
nothing against him. With view to
clearing Mr.. Fosters way to the senate,
Mr.. Garfield asked Mr.. Sherman II he
would accept the treasury portfolio II IT
was offered to him, and Mr.. Sherman said
he would not. For that reason MIR.
Garfield did not offer it to Mr.. Sherman,
but he found out without doing 80
whether Mr.. Sherman would leave the
senatorial contest fora consideration. He
has gone back to Ohio to tell Governor
Foster that the latter's gladiatorial com
bat with the secretary must proceed ac-
cording to the programme.
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The B & o. Storage Matter.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-The Com.
mittee OF I corn and flour exchange
held another conference to-day with tile
officials of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road in regard to advanced rates for stor-
age in elevators of that railroad COM
pany. w. S. Young, chairman OF the
committee, reported to the Exchange
that nothing definite was accomplished,
but the conference was concilatory. He
said the railroad company proposed not
to advance the rate Of storage II the
holders OF the grain in elevators would
r move it to other places OF storage, the
company agreeing to put the grain in
baryes and receive it again IN
the elevators without additional
charge; also the railroad company
would tow the barges to the new places
Of storage and back TO the elevator with
out charge. The company desire the
grain to be reduced to the working cap
acitv of their elevator, 80 that their busi-
ness will not suffer from obstruction.
They also propose to deliver the gram
from the cars into the barges.
Fisher, of the committee, said the
proposition was fair one and the cost
TO the holder OF the grain in storing II
elsewhere would not exceed 10 cents
for the first month and not more than
one cent per month after the first
month. Without further action, the
committee was continued and the meet
ing adjourned until tomorrow.
The committee and railroad officials,
it is believed, will secure mutual and
satisfactory termination OF the difficulty
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HEATING UP.
POLITICAL NEWS OF A MlSCElLANe-
Gus CHARACTER.
Gar6elds Fix-Gen. Miles 0esire-Pres-
ident's Message-Honsst Iohn-Pub-
lie Debt 0ecrease-hancock
Loses the Georgia tlec.
tors-xashington
Topics.
POLITICAL AND GENERAL GOSSIP.

Ii is said that Garfield is greatly en-
barrassed and that Sherman is trying to
relieve this by accepting the Ohio Sena-
tlrship. They are very friendly TO-
wards each other, but Sherman wont
accept the Treasury as Garfield wants,
he should for the reason that he wants
to beat Charley Foster.
Itappears that Gen. Miles is not to
receive the coveted appointment to the
Signal office. 1t is probable that he will
be Brigadier General.
HAYES has completed his little mes
sage but is afraid to have it printed for
fear the wicked newspaper men get it
before their time.
John Sherman desires to make the
silver dollar honest by increasing it from
4l2i to $50 grains.
The Georgia Electors failed to meet
Yesterday and consequently it is feared
that according to law they will not be
allowed to cast the vote OF the State.
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Co,orod Man Should be Happy.

CINC NN.TI, December 1t. j. i.
Crawford, an eccentric man, who died
about two weeks ago. leaving an estate
valued at from $4,000 to 100000, was
reported 10 have made provision for
building a home for aged colored men.
The will has been opened, and it is
found that he left his entire property
Tor that purpose, directing that the
home shall be bullion tract OF eighteen
and half acres at College Hill. The
will can not be probated, owing to the
death of one OF the witnesses, VIM. Van
Week, Jr.. and the absence OF the other,
John X. French, who enlisted several
months ago in the regular army, and is
snpposed TO be somewhere in the west
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secretary schurz's Annuai Report

WAsHISGToS, December l.-Secretary
of Interior Schurz sent in his last an
nual report Yesterday. 1t is very
lengthy, and deals wholly with the In
dians. lie advises the division Of the
reservation into farms, each Indian be-
ing given fee simple title to his farm.
Figures show that last year civilized and
uncivilized tribes cultivated iS2 ,13S acres
of land, or an average Of one and three.
fourths acres to each man, woman and
child. He says that the desire for learn
ing is rapidly increasing, and the Gov
ernment means are inadequate for the
demand.
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OUR NEIGHBoRING TOWNS.
Newark Notes-Another Arrest-Funeral
-Peronals,

-Peronals,
NEWARK, December l.-AnOther OF
the men implicated in the robbery OF
Kiamer's store has been captured. He
was arrested by Marshal Shaffer, OF
Dresden. He gave the name OF Jerry
Woods. Marshal Rickenbaugh, on re-
ceiving a telegram from Dresden, went
there yesterday and got his man and
brought him here yesterday afternoon,
where he was safely lodged in Jail.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fidelia Wilson,
relict of the late Isaac Wilson, took
place from her late residence, one mile
north OF the city, at one o'clock Monday
afternoon and was largely attended.
A little son of Mr.. Chas. Coleman was
severely burned about the face, by be-
ing accidentally dropped on Il stove by
boy who WAS carrying him.
Mr.. g. W. Chase, the photographer,
who, with his daughter Minnie, has
been spending several weeks visiting
relatives in the East, has returned
home.
Misses Allie Rals,on and Belle Brad.
lord, of Columbus, are in the city spend
irg few days with their friend, Miss
Minnie Buckingham, Hudson street.
Col. Morris, OF Columbus, was in the
city yesterday making arrangements for
the appearance OF Golfers Bankers
Daughter Combination, next Monday
night, December 6, at Music Hall.
Mr.. Richard Prout, clerk in the boot
and shoe house OF o. q. King, was unit.
ed in marriage to Miss Belle Brown, OF
Zlnesyilie. Yesterday.
NgwARK, o., December Miss Mary
A. Sprague, daughter OF ii. ID. Sprague,
a prominent lawyer of this city, and
herself the author of "An Ernest Tri.
fler," has returned home after many
months sojourn in the East. receiving
hospitality at the hands OF many per-
sons ofliterary distinction, and visiting
her many Eastern friends. Miss Sprague
is young laiy of rare intellect and So
cial qualities. She will spend the winter
here at home, engaged in writing an
other story.
Two Fires in Steubenvil'e.
STEUBENvILLE, December l. This al
ternoon at McCoy's Station, this county,
large frame dwelling belonging 10 w.
II. Geer took fire from defective iiue
and was totally destroyed. Loss IL 800;
insurance 81 100.
A boat-house lying near Borand's
coal shaft, this city, was DESTROYED by
fire this afternoon. Loss Sl0O.
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corn,.rfsi,er Turned I O $50.

NEw YORK, December 1.-The plates
of counterfeit notes and bonds surren.
dered BY Brockway were to day turned
over to the United States District Attor-
new of Brooklyn, who said Brockway
had made these surrenders and had
been released upon condition that he
should plead guilty to two indictments
against him and refrain from ever again
counterieiting. By taking this course
the Government had come into posses
sion of information OF great value, the
precise nature OF which, however, he
could not at present disclose.
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Snow Dc lays the Trains.

NEW YoRE. December ALI mail
trains due here this morning expert
encad more or less delay in conse quence
of snow storm. There is heavy
snow storm at present along the upper
Hudson river. The snow storm OF last
night in the city turned to rain.
ALBANY, December There were
six inches OF snow here at = o'c'o, X, and
eight inches at Rondout. /. is stiil
storming.
CoxcoRD, y. H., December There
is a heavy snow storm prevai.in! here
and drifting badly.
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Collision on the Baltimore aud Ohio.

NEWARK, O.. December IA collision
occurred early Yesterday morning on
the r. < o. road near Mt. Vernon,
caused by the second section OF freight
train running into the first, thereby
wrecking the second engine and several
cars. and causing q delay OF several
hours. Engineer Isaiah Brown, OF New.
ark, narrowly escaped, with severe
hruisps
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$50 Tnrough 10 New York.

Nav IuUE, December 1.-The new
Ei'tm0rr aud Ohio line from this city
direct was formally opened to-day by
,le departure OF the three trains which
W, hereafter be run daily. The seven
IN train WAS large one, having two
ui the new 4. X q. sleepers attached.
Al the trains Of the Il. 4 %. now leave
uiS city from the foot of Liberty street,
AMI run through without change To the
l-uCpdl western cities.
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RDrlS OMared

Nav NuEE. December THE Treas
ur~r publicly offered ut noon to-day
S,mCJO worth of 6s OF 1850 at 1929.
Tins wls in response to the request for
public oilers of this class OF bonds. A
report WAS current that Fisk 4 Hatch
hal privately sold S6,0O0,OO worth OF
these bonds to the Treasury at 1921
aH, the -eport was promptly denied by
them and al the Treasury.
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FOREIGN.
Greece Wants Turkeys Proposal.

Greece Wants Turkeys Proposal.
VIENNA, December 1.-The overtures
OF the Turkish Minister at Athens have
not been rejected, but as a condition Tor
opening regular negotiations Greece has
asked Turkey to make a positive pro-
posal. This conclliatory attitude is the
effect OF the unwillingness OF the powers
to resort to force in favor OF Greece and
the small response on the part OF the in
habitants of Thessaly and Epirus to the
Greek attempt to form a volunteer
corps.
Tho Australians PONY Up" for Laycock
LONDON, December |. - Laycock's
frien Is in Sydney, Australia, have sent
a cable dispatch announcing that they
had deposited e35) to aid him in max
ing I'D the stake in his match with Ham
Ian, and that more money will follow.
Hanlan wishes the title to the cham
pionship of the world to be contested in
Toronto Bay.
They Will Fight.
ROME, December 1.-The Diritto pub
fishes the following telegram from Val
paraiso: ,. .ono
Twenty-Five thousand Chilians, 5000
cavalry and 100 cannon left africa on
the 5th ult. and arrived at Pisco on the
18th. A great battle was expected near
the end OF November. The Peruvians
are estimated to the number OF nearly
twice as many as the Chilians.
The Peruvian Guano Company in
London had telegram on November
10Th to the effect that the Chilians occu-
pied Pisco on the Goth OF November
without opposition.
TWAS Illegal.
PARIS, December |. The MdrSillai@,
a Socialist paper, which proposed the
subscription TO pay the fines imposed IN
the De Cissey case, has Withdrawn the
list, on account OF it being Illegal.
Bismarck Anxious 20 Keep Greece Under
Control.
BERLIN, December IA dispatch from
Athens SAYS: Rodawitz, the German
Minister, remains here six months
longer, which shows Bismarck 8 anxiety
TO keep Greece well in hand, but even
his influence cannot prevent war unless
Turkey yields the ceded territory.
Greek Cause.
LONDON, DctculUCI l.-hl q nSStNe
OF the committee in furtherance OF the
Greek cause, at the Willis rooms, this
afternoon, the Earl OF Roseberry presid'
ing, resolutions were passed urging the
British government to make strenuous
efforts to insure the cession OF the TERRI
tory recommended by the Conference.
Letters OF sympathy were received irem
the Duke OF Westminster, Lord Aber-
deem, the Bishops Of Exeter, Manches-
ter and Oxford and nearly thirty mem
bers OF Parliament, and Prof. Max Null
Ter, Herbert Gladstone and others.
Sixteen Hundred sheep Gone.
CoysrANrINoPLE. December 1.-The
Persian Minister Wchsinkan has seht
the Porte particulars OF the outrages
committed by the Sheik Abdullah and
demanding his punishment.
A body OF Albanians have lifted 1000
Montenegrin sheep. Montenegro pro-
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West Virginia Out ia the Cold.

BosroN, December 1.-The following
are the gifts which have thus far been
made bv VI IS Naleria q. Stone from the
estate left by her husband. Quite a
large sum, it is stated, is yet remaining
to be distributed, which will he used in
accordance with the advice Of the gen.
tlemen whom she has selected as her
counselors IN the disbursement OF this
large trust. To Bowdoin College, to
finish the memorial hall, $20,OOG: TO
Bowdoin College, TO endow the
professorship OF intellectual and
and moral philosophy, $4,000 to the
Hallowell Classical School, $4,000 to
Fryburg Academy, Maine, $4,000 to
Dartmouth College to endow profes-
sorskip OF intellectual and moral phi.
losophy. S35, 900 to the Andover Theo-
logical Seminary to endow a professor
ship OF the relations OF Christianity to
SCI u ar science, s50,0CO, on condition
that the subscription of slOO,0OO Tor
Phillips Academy he completed, $780,
600 to Amherst College to endow the
Stone proiessorship Of theology. on con.
dition that the college raise S25, 900, $50.
900 to Wellsly College to construct and
furnish Stone Hall, 100000 to the Wo'
mems Board OF Missions for Harpoon
College, Turkey, S25, 900 to the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Boston
toward the new building, S25 00o; Ham.
ilton College, Clinton, New York. b en-
dow the proiessorship OF natural history,
$4,000; Chicago Theological Seminary,
to endow the professorship OF pastoral
theology anti special studies, $50, 900;
American Missionary Association, for
instructions at Nashville, Atlanta, Jalla
Dega, Tongaloo and New Orleans, sl5O.-
600: uberlin College, Ohio. ior endow.
ment, $4,000; Drury College, Spring.
field. Missouri, $4,000; Iowa College,
go, 500; Carleton College, Northiirld,
MINI. $4,000. She has also given
5000 to relatives and friends. and
800, 900 TO churches and needy students
and for the Ie lemption OF mortgaged
homes
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A Raid on Garfield,

CLEVELAND, o., December l.-After
the meeting in Columbus, today. to
declare the vote oil the State of Ohio, the
Presidential electors will take a train
for Cleveland, where they Will remain
over night. and tomorrow morning will
% bv a special train in body to Men.
tor to call on Garfield.
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"Gsth" Gives 100000 Bail.

NEW YORK, December l.-George
Alfred Townsend, New York corres-
pondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, put
in appearance to-day and gave bail in
the tibet suit for $4,000, instituted by
Joseph Har', publisher OF Truth. White.
law Reid, OF the New York Tribune, and
Gen. Anson 6. McCook became Mr..
Townsend's bondsmen.
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Miss ssippI River Commission Meeting

Miss sSippl River Commission Meeting.
IT. Lotus, December The Missis-
NPr River Commission, with ail its
U'in'rrS \, ~ present excepting Capt. Jas.
., h1lS, met here in private session 10.
N'!' ;!' The special object of the meeting
= % discuss plans for the improvement
., tne upper Mississippi nver and pre-
pa'r report to Congress ofthe progress
male since the last session Oi that body.
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Where wmthe Worlds Fair Be Held ?

NEw loEE, December 1.-The Park
Commissioners decided to day to lay
over the resolution in favor OF allowing
lie Use OF certain parts OF Central Park
l'r the purposes ot the Worlds Fair in
M ], Is believed that this is only
preliminary to an absolute refusal to
giant the site.
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Gone Home.

CoLrMBus, o., December l.-Rev. DR..
Frederick Lehman, President OF the
Capital University, of this city, for 20
years, and President OF the Synodical
Conference OF the Lutheran Church oi
the United States, died to day OF cancer
OF the mouth.
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A Little Longer 10 LinRer.

CLEyELASD, December IA Fremont
special to the PilindIdisr states that
Governor Foster. has rcspited John
" ebb, sentenced To he hanged for mur.
der, until February 25th.
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Investigating the Management ofthe New
York Asylums

NEW YORK, December l.-Legislative
INQUIRY into tine abuses alleged to exist
in the anagement OF the insane asy.
Iums began Friday,
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ANihnrrl ,d Pnr.nnsa Of Rnnds.

NEw loES, December 1.-The Secre-
'ary Of The Treasury to-day authorized
the purchase OF g, ,OOO, 900 of skies OF
i>>' al lO2,. and the sub-treasurer
o'nslt Sl2i 900 at 1925 and Sl3S,O00 at
W., The public proposals to sell
amounted to only 500, 900 at l02S7.
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President Newcomb, Of the Louisville &
Nashville koad, Resigns - Successor
Elected

NeSh'haS &sSea, AsSSiAAS S~~N~-
Elected.
New YORK, December l.-At a meet
ing of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road directors to day. Ii. Victor New
comb rendered his resignation. In his
letter of Withdrawal from the Preside n
CIV OF the road he recommends the ex-
tension OF the Memphis division into
Arkansas, and asks the board to COM
plete the Knoxville branch at once. A
series of resolutions were passed
thanking him for his past services.
g. H. Green was elected President, f.
II. Alexander first Vice President, and
c. d. Baldwin second Vice President.
Newcomb retains his position as di-
rector.
Judge Donahue has granted an order
in the fuit OF Goodrow, stakeholder OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
company, compelling the compiny to
proceed with the transfer OF stock as
usual, thus practically dissolving the
injunction granted by the Chancery
Court of Nashville, which the Supreme
Court of this State declares to be i'm
perstive. The papers were served upon
the company this morHiny and the
transfers were made without interfer-
ence.
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Died Of Apoplexy.

CINCINNATI, December John c.
Fiedeldey, a well known business man,
died suddenly to-day, Of apopleIy, in
the 5Oth year OF his age.
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DEY 000DA
Iw Yost.

New Yolx. December i.-Dry Goods
-Businsss quiet today owing to the
stormy weather. Cotton goods continue
firm. Paper cambrics advanced ic.
Leading makes crochet quilts are up Sc.
Low priced dark prints more sc,ive.
Mems wear vooiens In irregular de-
mand. Blankets and co.ored n innsls
moving steadily.
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MARRIED.

McxELL-GREER- -On Wedue.dsy, De Sn.
her .. isss. at The re.sdepee ol sbs bfdss uncle.
4. o. Roean.on. kss ~ the key. >. D. Ngdst;
Skis city.
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High School Burned.

WATERLOO, IND, December 1.-The
Auburn High School building, with its
contents, was burned last evening".
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(Addifion1i Nsrtst on ~ hge, I
Tobacco Hsetory Burned.

EAPLp D~cember IA tobacco &c.
tory vss destroyed by 6re here to-day.
The los IL estimated at several million
lire.
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OSercoats.
OSercoais. ..-.
Oyercoais.
O'ere0ais.
Oyercoats.
Overcoats.
~ 1870 Market.
NJ 1920 Market.
NJ 1890 Market.
NJ l320 Market.
NJ 1870 Market.
NJ 1870 Market.
Market.
"r,ersible OvcrcOats at 1870
MARKET.
"y,er>ib!e Overcoats at 1870
Market.
Market.
aarket. - O