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Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
AZ tine Police Court.

Daniel Thom pson, colored, char
ged with assaulting his wife, was 81
ven hearing before the Mayor this
morning, and was required to furnish
a SlNO peace bond and also pay
the cost Of the case.
John Haley, CHARGED with vagrancy,
was sentenced to Is days imprison-
ment In the county jail. ,
william Welsh was fined $2.OO and
cost for using abusive language toward
Harret Wilkerson.
John B. Stewart was fined $40 and
cost for harboring and allowing te'
male dog to run at large. He was also
re q uired to pay the costs OF his hear
ings on the charge Of keeping an un-
registered dog.
One case of drunkenness was also dis
post d #.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Social Parsfes.

On Wednesday eveniI & quite large
party Of little folks with sprinkling o.
gtsud pas" and grand mas" sur
prised Warrsn Mccall at the residence
Of his parents, III Madison street, and
congratulated him On attaining his 9th
birth day. Qnits number Of pres
ents were left with him and bounti
t1l supply of refreshments was served
by the parents.
LAST evening between 80 and 40 o.
the personal friends of Mr.. John J.
8echtel and wife. waited upon then
nnsunouncsd and unexpec,sdly al
their res dence Sll West Seventh street
and tooK possession. The recipients o.
the surprise made the bestof the situa-
tion and st once became the guests OF
the evening. The presentation Of a
silver cake basket followed, and re
freshments followed the presentation
Music and &C cia! conversation filed up
the interstces in the entertainment.
Mr.. Bechtel will have sale of his
property on Tuesday next and will
start with his family for Kansas few
days thereafter.
A large party Of friends went last
night to the house OF Samuel Johnson,
in Eirkwood street, below Taylor, and
gave the occupants variety wedding
The party came from the house of Rev
John Gray, No. $50 +. Eighth street
On Thursday night, from the sam
house, party went to the house 0
Mrs. Springbett, $50 Orange street.
On the same evening surprise part.
gathered at William Bradtord's house
and from there went to Miss PhGb
Blocksom's, S02 Kirkwood street,
being the Young lady's birthday.
| Miss Annie Hendricksop, residing q
mo. $50 Rast Seventh street, gave
lpsrty last night at the residence Of he
aunt, Mrs. John Ellinger, Sixth an
Adams streets. There were about 3
couple present. Music was furnishe
by Messrs. Jonn Bllinger and Alfre
Paynter, and the young people enjoy
ed themselves by dancing.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Lecture ON Sa. Patrick.

The weather was very iissgreeable
last night, but still there was Q good
audience at the st. Peters Pro-Cathe-
dral to Rear q lecture from Rev. d. d.
Merrick, S. j., OF st. Joseph's Church
Philadel phis, on the life and character
ofSt. Patrick one Of the patron Saints
OF the Catholic Church. The Church
Choir, ore Of the best In the city improv
ed the time from half past seven TO eight
o'clock in rendering some delig ghtful
musical selections which were much ap-
preoiated by the audience. Mr. Mer.
rick commenced his lecture at o'clock
and spoke for an hsur aud half In q
portrayal Of the life and teaching OF st
Patrick. The lecture was tor the oene
1T Of the poor and SlOO was realized.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
rg.uktnd,n Fayorfto PiIIs.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the bowels easy BY acting di.
rectly on the Liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver;
IN doing this, neadaHhe, neuralgia, pains In
the right or lett side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costivensss, siok stomach, weak
bacE, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities arc
cured. They positively operate without
priping, siokening, weakening or leaving the
Bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgstive
and liver cure rs cents and 81 box. Main
e. dcpot, lth and king SITS. Philadelphia COZ
Arch street. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
SAFm'N Jewels.

Mile. Bernhard exhibited her cost
ly collection Of diamonds and other
beautiful gums during her recent en-
gagemeut in st. Louis sand Cincinnati.
The estimated value of the jewelry is
s75,OCO, but several Of the pieces can
not be replaced and are therefore in
valuable. One bracelet contains 5000
diamonds and is worth $4,000, then
she possesses string Of these precious
stones three feet long, which she wears
coiled around her neck or wrapped
around her arms as bangle. Her
rarest piece on exhibited is basket
composed Of alternate rows Of diamonds
and sapphires. The eleven sspphires
are as large as filberts, Of pure azure
hue and cut In beryl shape. 1t is
d:6cult to place any value upon them
because there is no sapphire collection
Of equal brilliancy, size and color in the
werld.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Tn. r.w Empersr Ia ssnser.

A cable dispa.sh from 81. Petersours'
dated March lG ssys:-"rhe authon.
ties we're informed that a mine had
bsep laid in q small street which enters
the Eewsky PROSPECT, nearly opposite
ths Appisthkof Palace, the residence
of the new Emperor. A detachment Of
sappers accordingly began an explora
lion from small shcp, the owner Oh
which disappeared three days ago; The
strss, was bsrricaded at both ends to
prevent the public from approaching:
The sappers, on opening up the ground
and searching the cellars, discovered a
NINE in the above mentioned shop. The
mouth Of the mine was in the shoekeep-
er's diniDg-room, concealed under an
ottoman. The mine passes under the
street leading to the riding school,
whence the Czsr was returning on Sun
day. Eight more arrests have been
made, and a quantity ofexplssivss have
been found.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18

The above is an exact Fac-Simile OF The
label on every genuine bottle Of COM
BAULT'S CAUST1C BALSAM, the Great
French Veterinary Remedy, only the back
ground OF label is bright red in color. ANY
other label is a worthless immitatiOR.
We guarantee that one tablespoonful of
Caustic BalsaD will produce more actual re.
suit than whole bottle OF any llniment or
SPAWN cure mixture ever offered in the mar.
ket of this country.
LAWRENCE. WILLIAMS Il CO.,
345 Superior St., Cleveland, o.
Prize reduced to only 81 go per bottle.
Sold by druggists or sent BY express,
charges paid on receipt Of price.
Being satisfied after a fair trial that the
CAUSTIC BALSAM was the Best VET
Urinary REMEDY ever offered TO the
public and one which 1t is to the interest OF
every horse owner to have constantly On
hand, l have secured the SOLE WHOLE
iSALE AGENCY for the State Of Delaware,
Oecil County, Md, and Delaware and Ches-
ter Counties, Pa. and would urge ali horse
men TO give 1t trial.
w. Y. WARNER,
mar3Stf WILMINGTON, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
NPECIAL n ENT1ON.
To the Farmer

10 tn0 F0tnh0Gs
Ifyou want choice Maine seed pota.
toes for planting, buy them this week
before they make rise. We have in
store Early Rose, Burbanks, Snowflake
and Peerless potatoes. Smeltz u Co.,
l3 Rsst Fourth street.
Or. kIspAs' white PulmOnlc
is the famous lung medicine known
to thousands as the great consumption
preveuter splendid for coughs, sore
throat, Group, etc. 500. and 81. Sold
by all dealers. Depot, 4th and King
Phila., COZ Arch street.
POTATOES and Fruits.
N. L. Janney's, 3O9 King street, Is
the sure place to get your potatoes
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot Of pota'
toes for baker's use. Apples and fruit
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Those who are wanting the best foul
IN the market should call on the popu
lar UP Town flour dealer, R. H. Mozart
ney, No. West Tenth street.
Fish ana Oysters.
Over twenty varieties OF fresh fish q
NcClure's. in the Eighth street market
Also salt fish and oysters. Call and try
them.
March, :he eLd of winter and begin
ming Ct spring, produces affections 0
the throat and bronchitis. Use TIL!
REl;OWNED DOMESTIC COUGE
SYRUP: sure cure. West End Phar
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Remember that sutterley & Sawyer
3O2 Market street, are copying old pic
lures at very low prices and any siz
you want. They guarantee hrst'clas
work.
Forest Flower Cologne, the new Per
fame Japanese handkerchief, psrfum
ed, given away with each bottle; sol
by Tayler 4 Fullerton, Druggists, M
3e2 King street.
The right place TO get q good prim
piece Of beef that will do you good,
at Prentiss' stall, 60 and "a, Eight
street market. Marketing dslivere
free.
Stratira is the greatest of all stick
lists; it mends everything. Hartman
the Druggist, Fifth and Poplar streets
sells it.
Mrs. Or. Fosters Preparations. fro'
her own formulas, for sale at the ol
corner, Front aud West streets.
Go to Smeltz & Co. for your apple
potatoes and all kinds Of produce. NJ
Is Esst Fourth street.
Buy your potatoes and apples
Sraslt2 s. Co., 13 East 4th street, al
save money.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Rnried I'm Anhu.y crave Yard.

MRS. Camp, who died on Monday, at
the Aged Womsn's Home, was buried;in
the Asbury NJ. E. church buryiug
ground yesterday afternoon, The fun
ersl services were conducted at the As
bury N &. church by Rev. J. q Nixon,
D. D., pastor Of the Central Presbyte-
risn church.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Those HDRrId Boys.

Persons residing in the vicinity o.
Seventh and Walnut streets are con,
star,ly annoyed by crowd Of disor
derry boys, who amuse themselves b.
tying tin cans to dogs tails, ringing
door bells and making themselves 9th
erwise disagreeable. 1t is quite prob
able that a number OF arrests will bt
made.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
knHI CamnGNit0r.

Miles Johnson. compositor on the
New York Herald, did his level best on
the nigh! OF January l. In eight hours
composition, ordinary matter, he "set
up" 16. 200 ems! The scale price Ia for,
ty-six cents per 1000 ems, but NeS
Years night being double-price'
night, he thus earned the nice little
sum of $I4.90.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
IL val.

MT. Poole has removed his oarpen-
ter shop from No. Ill West street 70
No. 3 May street. between Monroe and
Adams and Seventh and Eighth streets!
Any one wanting carpenter work done
:, short notice would do well to give
lin call.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Nocumeuss From washington.

&. B. Frazer has just resolved .
number Of census bulletins from the
Interior Department at Washington.
Among other information they contain
the following ststistics in regard to 80
towns Of Massachusetts, during the
year 1880: Revenue received from
| lisuor licenses, Sass. .75S; received for
school purposes. $3.50 bss; money
eiyen 70 the poor, esS2, ,s29.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
A apectel Bargain

for Saturday only at Kennard Il Co.'s,
82l Market etreet. One lot Of ladies
full length regular made balbriggan
hose, at 40 OTIS. one lot Of extra supel
a uali.y at rs cts. These goods canuo'
ne had after Saturday, March 18th
Quantity limited.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Tho weather.

War n.1 srtment, Office Of the Chief
Signal oficer, Washington, March 10
/ Q. N. AT,
Indications for Friday-Por the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, possibly
followed by clearing weather, easteriy,
backing to northsrly winds, stationary
or higher temperature and barometer
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
List OF Sales.

March ,,u,
10 Mrs Tougs, Ninth Ward.
10. L, W. Stfdham g. Son, city.
le' Mrs. Brown, Browntowh.
a. Roberts b Jester, Delaware CITY,
al. Estate OF Lewis MCCALL, Brandy
wine Hid.
2l, J. b. Cook, city.
81, McFarlin 8 e'tate, New Castle hd
" 70, A. &. Morgan. city.
I" "a. 4. q. Weidin, BrandywtDe IA.
. 22' George Whitfield, New Castle.
al Edith M. Snyth, city.
g" as, Mrs Smith, city.
- 23. Samuel Finley. city. u,
" "a, Jas. H. Msckey, W. y. Greek No.
I" "a. II. W. Zimmerman, Newark.
/" 81 A. W Asuse. Ohadds' Ford;
/" rs, VIM. s. Goodley, Del. Co., Ia
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18

NTOTICE.-I, JACOB MESSING, DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges of the Court OF General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
state OF delaware, in and for the County OF
New Castle, on Monday, May9, being the
first dav OF the May term, A. d., 1881. tor a
license to keep an Inn or tavern at No. 4ol
Monroe street, In the Third Ward OF the
city of Wilmington, County and state aiore-
said, with the privilege of selling intoxicat-
Ing liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drank on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit:
Leonard Hermann, G. ". sawyer,
Karl Specht, James Cr0s,
John w, Crumlish, Samuel File,
Henry Numann, John Moncgtou.
Frank Zimmerman, Thomas b. Milldrd,
James Clark, Peter LanTy,
X, Abberger, S. A Hanes,
jacob Becker, A. Blckta,
J. G. Baeker, A. blermann,
5, II. Logan, E J. McMauus,
Daniel McElwee, John NeheI,
Theodore Berm&nn, Henry Crete.
marls 81 JACOB MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18

lDUBL1C SALE
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
AtNo 1910 French street, On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 81,
at one O'Clock,
hair cloth parlor suit, :, pieces; cane and
windsor chairs, stair and ball carpets, OIL
cloth. cock stove and cooking utter sils, 2
parlur stoves, / small stove, suitable fer bed
room Brussels lounge, sewing machine,
mattress, tubs, dishes and otner arucles
not enumerated. JOHN b. OOOk
DRAKE Co., Auctioneers. marle.2t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
A Gard.

To all who arc suffering from tho efrors an
sudissretions OF youth, nervous weakness
sar1y decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., Will send
you recipe that will cure you FREE OF
6HARGE. This great remedy was discov.
orod by a missionary In South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REy.
JOSIAH T. lnMAn, Station d, New York
OttV. ublyW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
state of sne fnermomeser

At the REprBLIcAs office, on Friday
morning, March IS:
! o'clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock
43J 47o 40
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
VDUBLIO SALE

L
The entire stock Of groe aries Of the store,
No. 9g W. Second street, will be sold at
public auction on TUESDAY, March 22d,
commencing at 2 O'Clock, p. m. and cCntin-
uipg until all are sold. Also the fixtures
generally used ia f1rst.class grocery can be
examined any time previous 70 sale. AT the
same time two horses No /, bay horse,
George, years old, sound, a perfect tamily
horse No. 2, black mare, Maggie, sound.
years old, one OF the finest road horses in the
State. Also store wagon. -
DRAKE & Co AuctiCneers, msrlNf3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18

Rememter that true happiness is
forever lost when your health Is once
broken down. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
prevents throat and lung diseases, and
cures coughs and colds. 1t costs but
rs cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
Spring Stock
NOW ON HAND
erI8t tt WILMINGTON, DEL

~ w ~ 4 q ' -
We made our selec-
tons while the market
was full of the choicest
styles, fresh from the
manufacturers. No risk
in giving us a trial, as
we take back all that is
not satisfactory; our rise
and progress in the bus
mess is our recommen-
dation. Give us a call,
FERD. CARSON,E
MERCHANT TAlLoR,
235 Market ST
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18
AZ tho Opera House.

Te-mcrrow evening the great specta'
cular drama, Around the World IN
Eighty Days" will be presented as the
Opera house. There will be many beau
tiful scenic attractions and the pertor'
nance will be highly attractive.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-18

ID EDUCTlCN IN FLOUR.
lam now selling a bag (2l14 b7) Of
Choice New PrOcess'' Flour
At 90 cents, or S6.75 per barrel cash.
JAMES q. MORROW.
marls 1880 King Street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
The Central Pacific.

With snow biockades all along
ITS line and law blockades IN the
courts the Central Pacific railroad
company may have harder times
In 1881 than its stockholders ex-
pected from the promising look of
business. The United States
government began a suit recently
to prevent the payment of divi-
dends, on the ground that the
company is indebted to 1t TO the
amount Of considerably more than
S42, 100000; and that although
this obligation, with accrued inter-
est, VIII only mature in 1897, the
payment Of a dividend by the com
pany 10 its stockholders l. not a
lawful use Of It's revenue, nor a
proper disposition'of Its property.
On the other hand, a western
country, which happens to own
some stock Of the Central Pacific.
has obtained an INJUNCTION against
the lease made ia this company of
aboEt 800 miles OF road belonging
TO the Southern Pacific railway al
the rate of $1,000 per mile, on the
ground that the lease is fraudulent.
and made only for the purpose of
enabling the Southern Pacific To
float il mortgage bonds. This
section Of road, it is stated.
runs through the desert. and
cannot earn the amount for
which it Is leased. On the
contrary. it l. a constant source OF
loss to the company from the sand
drifts that destroy the track, and
the absolute want of water which
cOmpels the running of water
trains over considerable distance.
or course, the profitable portion
of the Southern Pacific Is not in
cluded in the lease. The charge
made in these two lawsuits NAV
lead to a thorough investigation Of
the affairs of the Pacific railways.
We cannot contemplate with sat
isfaction ANY event calculated 10
prevent the natural development
of such useful undertakings as
those roads are and will be; but
we must draw line between the
mode of enterprise which Is essen
tally commercial and honest, and
that other mode which Is reckless
ly speculative and characterized
by dishonesty and stock gambling.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
Beef and Mutton in England.
Rural New Yorker.

Notwithstanding the constant
large importations of these from
America and Australia, the Eng
lish papers inform us that the
prices not only keep well up there,
hut are likely to continue To do 80.
This i owing mainly To- the in
creasing prosperity in the manu-
featuring districts. Moreover,
those people who formerly got
meat of a poor quality only about
once a week. on account Of Its
high price, new that abundant
importations have placed before
them a superior quality at lower
price, can afford to have it nearly
every dav on their tables, and
hence this greatly increased con-
sumption Of meat In the United
Kingdom. As Ia mutton more
particularly, the liver-rot mas
broken out among the hocks OF
Great Britain. causing many deaths
in them from the disease, and this
again assists to keep up the price
Of mutton a. well a beef and pork.
American flock masters will see
that the above inforces what the
Rural has repeatedly said To them
that various causes nave con-
tributed for years past, and would
continue probably for years to
come, to keep up the prices oi
sheep, wool and mutton in -Ameri-
ca. Let them 20 on now with q
good heart and prosper.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
What Becomes of the Soapstone7
From rlc Berhlchein pa Tim,->.

From tie BelhlcheIn pa Times.
An alarming conundrum i agi-
tating the country. Where does
the soapstone 90? From our hoy
hood we have known of the veins
Of soapstone in the hill just north
Of Easton. For years all projects
to make them profitable failed;
but, singular to say, just about the
time uleomargarine came To the
front, the soapstone quarries were
monopolized; EIills were leased
for grinding the pot-rock, running
night and day, the product shipped
10 New York, and then, where
1t l. claimed to be used in paper
pulp. 1t may he, to some extent.
1t i alleged to be- used IN hatter's
felt. Perhaps SO; but where is 50
large an amount disposed of:
SoapStone, or stealite, il cnmbin-
alton of SILICA and magnesia. 1t
i soft and greasy. and hence it is
sometimes called lard>tone. From
its adaptability to making vessels,
in some sections, it is called pot
rock. When ground, it is a soft,
smooth. greasy and almost impal-
pable powder. No one who has
seen. 1t IN its ground state, will
question Its almost diamond value
for adulteration. Candles, sugar,
-four, butter, it is alleged, can be
adulterated to the extent of 20 to
p per cent. without any chance OF
detection.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26

The gamblers of st. Louis are to
find security in the spring in a
keno boat which is To be started
up the river. The boat will have
large main cabin for keno, and
smaller rooms forward for faro,
roulette and hazard. Each pas
senger is to pay 81 fare and three
fOurths of the fares are 10 consti-
tute three pots for the game.
the bank deducting the usual cem-
mission. Once fairly out in the
river, state laws against gambling
will not avail, ana the United
States statutes do not recognize
such an ofiense.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
Depth Of the Frost.
Frmn lhe HarIionI lcem.l Times.

From The Hartford Conn Times.
Frost penetrates to very differ
erent depths in the ground, accor-
ding ia the nature of the soil and
the amount Of exposure. Work
men engaged in thawing out the
ground with coal fires for the pur-
pose of taking up water pipe on
Windsor avenue, Just above Avon
street, a few days ago, found the
ground frozen hard tn a depth OF
two feet or more al the edge oi
the gutter, while on the inside OF
the walk, not twenty feet from
that point, the frost had penetrat-
ed but nine inches. la the first
case il was a stiff, clayey soil-in
the latter, sandy. OA the other
side of the street some prelimi-
nary digging on the proposed site
of new building revealed still
less depth Of frost-only half a
feot. That was a sandy losm.
somewhat protected. The general
depth Of the frost in most parts OF
Connecticut is probably two feet,
and 1t would be greater but fcr
the protecting cover of snow, which
averages at least two feet, and is
very cOmDact.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
Paying its Debts.

A few wears ago the west was
mortgaged to New York and Bos-
ton. The last two or three wears
have, however, been good years
for farmers. and the result i, that
debts have been paid and money
laid by. For a year and a half
the money has been going to New
York il large streams and flowing
back IN much smaller ones. The
local banks in the great west are
growing strong and independent.
One bank in Gentry county, Mis-
souri,, however, i instapced. whose
deposits have grown from 10000,
in 1879, TO S25O.O00 at the present
time. This case Is said TO be nC
marked exception to the general
rule. People, also carry more
money in their pockets than they
did In 1873, and have more of Il
boarded in their houses. Standard
silver dollars are believed to be
buried in other places than govern
ment vaults.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26

The problem of the utilization
of the electric light seems to bc
engaging serious attention in many
quarters. In London the commits
sioaers of works have been trying
experiments with a view to dec1-
ing the practicability of illumi-
mating the house Of commons by
electricity. At the commence
meht of the experiment six globe,
were placed few feet below the
ceiling, out the glare Of the light
was too strong. A further eNpen-
nent was then proposed by plae-
ing the light above the glass roof
The result of this test has not vel
been announced.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26

Benjamin Harrison, the great
grandfather of the new senator from
Indiana, was sent IN IVA a. a
delegate from Virginia to the con
tinental congress. From that date
until his death, in 1891, he was
prominent in public affairs being
a signer of the Declaration of In
dependence, twice a member OF
congress and three times governor
Of Virginia. His son, General
William Henry Harrison, served
his country beth in the army and
civil office, from 1871 until lS4l.
when he died, one month after
taking the oath as president
President Harrisen's son, John
Scott Harrison, was member al
congress from 1858 to 1857, and
died year or two ago at ms home
in Cincinnati. General Benjamin
Harrison, the new senator, was
born August 20, 1883, at his grand
fathers home at North Bend, Ohio,
some fifteen miles below CiRcin-
natl, on the Ohio river.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-26
English and American Commerce.

The foreign trade OF Great Brit
ain during 1850 reached the enor-
nous total value of IS, ,lG4, ,0O2 900,
made up of S2,O+9, 100000 imports
and sl,1i4, ,O52, 900 exports. Com
pared with previous years the in
crease for 1880 amounted to $4OO,-
100000, a. the following table
Sh.,rS.