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Affairs on the Virginia side.
"EDD!%G-TRikGRAPH AND TELEPUOSE-TH4a =
PEACH PROSPECTS,. ETC.
IFJtre$D0it'irIlCp % Tie .Sf,3r.i

Correspondence ~ Tie .Stir.i
FALLS CHURCH, VA. Feb. 16, ISL.
Our usual quiet town was stirred one dag
last week by the announcement 0f 4 wedding
al the Nj. +. Church South. The young people
put in an appearance IL their best ''blb ami
tucker.' Mf. Frank Shreye, youngest sen OF
the late Ben amin ;. Shreye and Miss Anna
daughter OF John Febrey esq. were married.
We have the evidence or prlvate enterprise n
telephone connection OF the residence OF Nr.
John Febrey and the post Office for the accom-
Iodatlon or Dr. Talbot. Also the same IN a
telegraph wire connecting the railroad station
with The post office. Several parties / am Jo.d
are concerned in This matter.
We had the promise and the prophecy OF ;
thaW or OF milder weather Ou sunday Q. nl
February 5Lh, and we have had gradual ina;
siLce then. Our fruit men killed the peach
buds some weeks ago. They have this bad naolf
OF killing them very often, bur they don't sU3y
Killed half the time. Within the last TWO aT
three days | have examined the buds some.
~nat In nay own orchard, and their appear
anCt is SuCn That have concluded 10 walt III u
April before determine the matter OF mark =
ing peache8-in my own ulind-neXt summer.
The DLCs have not been swollen at ali, a.
have been therefore In the best condition pcssi-
Ole tc endure low temperature. Ice formed IN
the lmbS or the trees several times during u =
late snowy period but there was not any sud
den. great Change OF temperature, either fro
moderate TO very low one or from a verv
low 10 moderate one during those Ice coatsi
times that observed. Il is quite likely th II
there are localities where the peach buds are
killed and Others where they are not, a. is .c
case frequently.
The council have appointed huge committee
TO determine where grave yard shall be To-
Gated.
Mr.. Henry Fehrey, an old and very infuen-
dal citizen, and probably the best and most
successful farmer among u.s. has been In an
impaired state of health for several weeks.
His condition has given rise TO much solicltui,
among our citizens.
The Rev. S. A Bear, or the NJ. K. Church.
preached his last sermon on last Sunday. His
miniStrations during the past year have Dec1
very generally acceptable.
Somt body Is bearing" your egg market.
The hens are not laying any consideraba
OF keeping them the past six months.
l. :. A
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District in Congress.


The following appropriations OF District In
terest are In the sundry civi! appropriation
Dill, reported TO the House at midnight
last night:-For outbuilding for Office Bureau
f Engraving and Printing, S. 600; annua! re-
pairs TO the Treasury building, $4,000; for carp
ponds In washington ard elsex here S. 600; for
grounds south or Executive Mansion 10000:
for Lafayette square 81 900; Monument grounds,
sl0oo; painting fences, 500; purchase and re-
pair OF seats for public grounds $500: do do
toolS, $50O; care aid construction OF fountains.
Si,3Vu; care or Smithsonian grounds 81 600: as
phaI pavement tn do. 1th TO I2ta Streets
ti.5oo care and repairs TO Executive Mansion,
COO; lighting Executive Mansion and public
gf0nnGs, $4,000, but no more than as per lamp
10 be paid: repair OF water ana fire pugs. s2,5U:
Telegraph 10 connect Capitol with Public Print-
ers Office, $500; War, state and Navy Dep art
mt ht building, s+5a,600; completion or the
Washington Monument, $3.50 600; for new model
Cases !or the Interior Department, $4,000; FOR
repairing rooms III north and west w,f3S iD-
jufed by the fire, ST., 600; Tor fire pToo1ng the
BatioEal staJuary hal aud other repairs 10 the
Capitol, $50 000; for House Of Representatives
elevator, $1,000; improvement OF Capitol
grounds ;6p GU0; for annual repairs to the
Washington city court house, fS0l; cases and
fixtures for National Museum, $50 900; heating
and lighting do. ST. coo; improvement Botanical
gardens, s. - 90; government hospital for the
insane. $l5'e eco; for general repairs O. 900; Co
lumbia Institute for he deaf and dumb f53 GOO:
for the gy lnna5llm, E. 240; provided tnau here
alter one halt OF the expenses OF the ins1tu
De paid out OF the revenues OF the District;
Fretdmen's hospital 81 sou; Howard uniyer-
sity, SO $50.
TIE FREE ERlGGE BILL FINALLY PASSED.
Tberep0rt or the conference managers or the
free bridge bil! was called up IL the House this
afternoon. Mr.. Robinson, OF Massachusetts.
demanded the reading OF The bill. Mr sparks
wanted to Know wherein the conference re-
port differed from the House bill. Mr. A idrich
said the House bill provided for 4 new Ofl..ge.
put the Senate amendments agreed 10 oy me,
conference committee contemplate th6 Usint
o. tic piers ct the AQuedu2t bridge TO De paid
FOR IN d SUN n0j TO exceed ass 900. The report
or The conference committee was adopted and
the bill was passed.
The conference report having previously
Dt III agreed TO by IG,, Senate the oil nl!y
needs The President 5 signature TO tacums a
Law.
LIQUOR lICFAsES.
IN response to the resolution of senator Blair
the BlsutCt commissioners Today transmitted
10 the Senate the names of all persons apply
ing foT liquor licenses Tor The year COM
merclng November /, 1850, with al. the sigma
lures or property -holders and residents ap-
pended thereto and all the endorsements
u efeon, designating those TO whom licenses
nave deem granted and those TO whom licenses
Rave been refused. Referred 90 the District
committee,
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.TaV t.Outd Elected,

NEW YORK. Feb. IA meeting OF the di-
rectors OF tie central Bailroad OF New jersey
was held to-day at which Messrs-
Knight and Clark resigned, and Messrs-
Jay Gould and Sidney Dillon were elected 10
MI the vacancies. The board then adjourned
TO p. Ii. TO make further organization
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The Remains Of Hon. Fernando
Wood.

PITTsBURG, FEB. 1.-THE Sergeant alarms.
c. r. Raipey, with Messrs. John X. Tucker r.
Y Mills, Mm. Loun5berry. W. II. Calkius aud
". $ Shallenberger the committee appointed
by Congress 10 meet the remains OF Hon Fer
DaDdo Wood at this point. arrived here at 10
O'Clock this morning. The body VIII resca
here ON the s:30 train this evening. wh-n the
committee WILL take IL In charge aud prOcef1
on the O'Clock train 70 Washington CITY.
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The MArkeUa.
DAY TTnfnDr

BALTIMORE. Feb l7.-virginia skies. old. 81;
series. "a do. new ten-fortes. sax do. ten forty
conI9ns; sSS bid TO day
nA Flour brIl. bnt without change. Wheat.
sou, ,hern steady, with hight recelIts' western
sta do an 6eT SsG loai as; No western winter RED.
spEt a AID fe9rHars. I'f March r. iS1I lS1I ,e
s,esdyesonthern White 6ss5i; DO, yellow, So,
SsTeh Fsqs s arg asRsd May.
ats qniet western white. {ls42. do. mixed, 4OI
visions very frm and tending Upward. BatSs
quiet-prime TO choice western pacsed, lSa24
rcii Iss i. Eggs steady. 25a26. Petroleum nom
iral-refDed, 4ls. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, ord
nsry to fair. ioS4all,i. sugar guiet-A soft, s1.
sst.msg ssasy 'a1sdy af Ess e. LTsgaS9 s
rtls; hs at 800 bushels corn. ls. 695 bushels:
oats 500 5 snahels ea rye $40 bushels 5 osa sahiPmeDs-
saJe.-wheat 27l. 100 bushels; corn. I'D. .57i
NEW YORK, Feb l7-Stocks firm Money.
Sa6: Enchange-ions. 45S' short 4oS14. Govern
NEW YORK, Feb l7.-Flour dull. whea
NEW YORK. Feb. IL. II q m.-The Stock Market
market under good bnyins. advanced during "a
New Ie1sey ceptrai' Which SOLD np 70 Iies Dease
sRa hg S,,nae nnss, TSss rer s asoosa 90 Man
e'It poSpoS. Feb. II. u 80 ?. m.-Erie. 81. New
ros Central, 1913. Pennsyisania Central. 81
Reading, 32H. The Bank Of England rate OF de
count il per cent.
xKw roRx nAaKRTs 1au AyTnHoop.
The following quotations were current in Sev
York to-day 1t 30 p. m. as reported by Lewis
sskea o. q. N per cent4 1i2skali2%; %.
of Q. 8. 66'e, -; New yersey Oentral. Ill5<; Ohio
and NississippL 45H Erie. 49I; Michigan Central
lis IS; Hannibal and 81. Joseph. 56X: take shore
1914; Northwest 1919: do. preferred. la: Iron
do; preferred. -; Wabash. st. Louis and Pacsnc'
5eS 90; preferred. sls; Kansas and TeIaa, 4gaz;
Pacifc. Mail. bsh Union Pacific. I23zi
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Fire NeW Ierkcu.

ORANGE. y. j., Feb. 1T. K. Brennan Il
Co. 8 hat factory, on New street In this city
burned this morning through the cirelessuess
OF al employe. l.. T. FIJI owned the building.
Loss $4,000. viz: on the building, s.. 500; on
stock, 81 eco: on machinery, s4,501. InsuT-
ance, si4 5't0. Sixty operatives are deprived 1f
employ oyment.
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Tie t.uaI Rc.uIf at tIrarri,hnrr.

bAkkIobtHo, IA, Ftb. I.,-Suin baiIOL t0I i.
5. Senator: Beaver. -: Wallace. -; Bayle. 80;
ii. VI Phillips, 5; Henry, {; Sconeld, 2; Harmer,
.; Gen. W. = Hancock, I; ShIras. /; McfiraJn.
!; Davis. !; Thomas " Philips. I: Parkm8u. D.:
Hewitt, 4. The convention adjourne3 a.. To-
morrow
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Hire I'm ERled0.

TOLEDO, o. Feb. 1.-THE extensive Ship
chandler store and warehouse OF Wilcox Bro
ii and 66 Water street. were entirely DESTROYED
by fire this InOrning. Loss so 600
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BOcTON, Feb. 1l.-At Oakdalp. Mass, yester-
day an emban6ment on the Massachusetts
Central railway cayed IN, buTying three I8e0r-
els. oliver King was rescued alive. but Tin
othy Niphan and Kelley, 0f Boston, dlc1 OF
suffoCaiion.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, s227. .5s9.04: customs. s5o4 ,32I.si.
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GEN. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN, Of New Jersey
has been chosen as one OF the managers OF the
Soldiers Home. vice Gen. John Love, OF Ind.
deceased
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SENATOR BLAINE is getting much better His
trouble has been a touch OF rheumatic gout-
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his seat yesterday, and his health is now better
than for two or three years past.
INCREASE OF THE PENSION FoBCE-The Senate
committee on appropriations to-day decided TO
report an important amendment to the legiS-
latiye, executive and judicial appropriation
bill for the purpose OF facilitating the set
uement of pension claims aud clearing
up as soon as possible the vast accumulation
OF unsettled cases. The amendment provides
Ior The Following additions TO the clerical
lorce or The onlceS named: Pension Office
~ examiners at 1000 per year eash:
~ Iourtn class clerks at 81. 500 per annum; "a
AT zoo each, and $4,000 additional for the
hire OF copyists.
THR CHorTANK VERSUS THE SAssAFRAs.-
The Senate committee on TRANSPORTATION
routes to the seaboard have been engaged all
this session and part Of last In hearing argu-
ments and discussing propositions with regart,
10 the construction Of canal through Mary
land TO the sea coast. The fight was over two
tank" and the ''Sassafras." To-day the com
mittee met and decided to recommend an
amendment TO the river and harbor
o'l Tor an appropriation TO make
new survey OF the project, in fact to
have been puzzle to most people, ana TO- day
STAR reporter asked member OF the commit
tee Where was the Choptank to be located.
anyhow" He promptly answered: "Forty
miles higher up than the Sassafras." "But
where Is the Sassafras?' asked the reporter
Forty miles lower down than the Choptank,r
was the response, with the intImation that that
was as much as any body knew about It. The
Recommendation OF an amendment to the river
ana haIbor bill ,s virtual dismissal OF the
~noie SUBJECT for this Congress-,
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HITE HOUSE CALIEEs.-Senators Mcmillan,
Window ard Bailey, and Representatives Wash
burne. Davis Horr and crowley called on the
President to-day.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR is now ready. for this
week. Price at the counter, In wrappers for
mailing, Eve cents; or viii be sent postpaid
three months for fifty cents IL is a large
eight page sheet. with flfIy-flva columns OF
reading matter. containing stories, news and
&c ssip, sosiety matters, proceedings OF Con-
gress, etc.
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IT ISITED CO-PAkI RSHIP. - The under
H signed dc hereby certify thst they have formed
. srI rrsil for the sale Of Ice under the name
or firm OF Washington and 6eorss town Ice q. No
bills or accounts VII be pzd unless uTon . written
order szned Jonn Lactch. Treasurer OF - No
SlSA WEter street. 9eorzesown. ID. q, JOHN
LLETCb. =. !. BARKLRs II. EIS-L9W. tess
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1HB PRESIDENT viii 20 TO A exandria mex
TUE Gay and review the nremen'. parade ha.
day.
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NOT lIL.-The report of the illness of Sana
Tor Grover IS entirely unfounded. He was In
his seat yesterday and his health is now better
than for two or three years past.
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SPORTING GOODS.

nIO LEWIS
INDIAN lLTRS!!
Iney expand the Chests OF Men, Women ana
ChildreIIcprIop ana 1e-u.GI4ltt. str-rloth>r, tn
LtiE2s-EArden ~ the Muscles and overcome the
dehUtstns effects Of SedsntAry Habits. PTseh IiT
and G1tlk s.Fcss NTH fy.1idH Clubs tciL cure DyK.
pepsGG, Ds5ii3ty 1Tl marty di tks fLs TINT Pts.h
- hsSS to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Kehoe's model Of RoSk Maple.
Price with illustrated Book Of iustructon) any
size or veisht from TO iU lLs-. only 81 per pair
Bod Only a.
Cor. IStb aud r SITS. Upp. Treasury,
Delivered free every where send orders by p0sta
card or telephone lieE27
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WASHINGTON, n. e., Dec IL. 1881
AL Tevs6ns having rC0ms. hsIls, hotels or quar-
ber Of ADy Lil ., where visitors Gao be aCeonuo-
as d. are requested % ssrd ~CCi - OIL ce TO t. 2
0ommittes of Putie CcIDf9 Ct the heaIIuarte rs
Inaugur,l O. N Ulittee Sat!ona- Netrap0l b.
Building. where reg.-try Ii be Eept snd ipfor-
nation UrnIshtd. etste .CC4tisu. p-lce per day.
number that eau se acc]mno lated. with or with
out board and nGIne Ot proqric,cr BY order OF
tue cOfe niiiiee.
VI. STEPFf SSFN. Chalrlnaa.
Afd-essB r. wCRPFIr Secretary febl7-sv
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An ILLICIT STILL Commissioner
Raum today received the following telegram
from Collector White at Newbern, NC: Force
under Deputy collectors Kehoe and Zaller cap
tured Illicit dist1lleTy In operation In CarteTet
county In this district; destroyed eight hum
dred gallons mash, forty-five gallons spirits,
twenty-eeven gallons low wines, twenty bush :
els meal, &C.. two copper stills. eighty eight
ara forty gallons. with worms. Brought away
Two meE connected with the distillery."
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THB RIVEa AND iARB0R APPROPRIATION BILL
over which there has been such long struggle
In the House, was finally passed. this Afternoon
by yeas 16%, nays - The btn now goes to The
Senate. vi here tt Will be loaded up with d fcS
additional millions. Ii canHp- ba said 10 be vet
safely cut or the woods. for. II thus amended
II VIII have TO come back 10 the House and run
the gauntlet OF a vigorous opposition again.
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NOMINATION WITBDRAwN.-Tbe President to-
day sent message TO the Senate withdrawing
the name OF Forster for q. 5. district-attorney
for tie touthern district OF New York. IL is
said that Mir. Elliott +. shepard will De nomi-
Dated instead OF Forster. and that ConkliDg will
be satisfied with Shepard and viii support hin:
1t is also said that by Withdrawing Forster the
chances OF Stanley Matthews confrmatioL
will be improved
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ESsISURNL CI-KE MONIES

E.s~ IUNaiIiIkk On PU5LIc cOhsUAI.
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THE REMAIN sof Hon. Fernando Wood left
81 Louis az o'clock last evening by the Van-
dalia route ani should reach This city at
o'c.o ock 10 morrow morning. The funeral will
take place. from his late residence In this CITY
Saturday afternoon at . O'Clock after which
The remains viii be taken 10 New YORK wnrrs.
after the Customary h0nOrs 10 his Inano~y
tb VII. be placed 10 the family vault liz EfI4-
lJy CcnetPry.
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THE BoUsE COMMITTEE on Pacific railroads
held a meeting this morning and received the
report OF the subcommittee 10 whom Was re-
ferred the joint resolution introduced In the
House December 18th by Representative Mar
TIN. OF West virginia, 10 forfeit certain LANDS
gialted 10 aid In the construction OF certain
Tailioad and telegraph lines The report
makes no recommendations Ia regard TO the
resolutions, but sets forth the status OF The
land grant railroads "a shown 10y the Letter OF
AudltCr ut railroad accounts French W lcl Was
sent 10 the House OF Representatives February
.th. Without taking any action Gpon the
report The committee ad iOuTned TIL Monday.
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER GATES STIRLING has
returned home, having been detached from the
L ckasanna January 221, and has been placed
o. waiting orders,
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OFFICIAL VISITORS Te THs ARMY AND NAVY
ACADENiKs.-Qulte a number OF application
have been received by the President OF persons
CGsiring 10 b. designst q as members OF The
b. arus u! visitors TO Annapotis ana West Point,
%bG annually vis, those institutions aui make
reports thereon. II Has been deriaed not 10
de>IgI ale these DOATG> before the Ash OF March.
tTaJiGu.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-07-21

overflow were cultivated by the Indians.
Tho rest were covered with oanebrakes
which supplied winter pasturage for stock.
Much game Of every variety, from tho black
bear to the partridge, added ON additional
attraction to this Immediate section for the
soldiers whose lifo during tho seven years
war just closed had cultivated his natural
distasta for farmwork and his love for the
chase Aud such werc, perhaps, q
majority Of the earliest settlers. Tho Sane
disposition to take iifo easy, work four or
live months in the year ond hunt, fsl, and
visit tho other seven or eight, prevailed With
mostNof us until the war between the States
burst forth in 1861, although. game had
become less and less plentiful. This iudif-
ference had further encouragement 10 tho
want of faeiltics for Intercourse and
exchange of commodities with the outer
world. The BIuo Ridge Rairoud was
extended to 'Walhalla in the sumner Of
1861. Prior to this time, Augusta, 100
miles distant, had been our market and vas
reached by a two weeks trip with wagons
Cotton and tobacco wcro rcised ia small
patches for home consumption. Indian
corn was our principal market product.
When tho war closed in 1865, we were
lily supplied with provisions, tools aud stock; !;
our farms we're sndly out of repnir end we
had been bereaved of the flower Of our
young men. We had hardly begun to
recurcrato when military government was
in 1857 forced upon US, succeeded in 1868
by corrupt aud profligato government after
reconstruction. This ten years of misgov
ornmcut. was hardly less Injurious to
advancement than war itself During this
period, however, tho Atlanta aud Charlotte
Air Line Railway from our Eastern to our
Western boundary was built aud VIC learned
that cotton, tobacco and rice could be
successfully raised for market, which was
now at our doors, and with the return of
good government in 1877, VIC entered upon
career of great progress and prosperity.
full statement OF our present condition
and resources will be found in another COLI
umn, and detailed history may be hercaf
ter expected in II series of articles.
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pounds of yarn per day G.000, pouods of
cotton per day7,000, number Of operatives
200, pcrsons dependent on operatives 400,
capital Employed sl6S 900, present vauo
$500, 700, horse power $50, woges of
spinners per duy 80 cents, monthly pay rolls
$4,000, cost Of production g., profit per
nent 20, waste per cent J8
Gronitevillc Factory:-Spindles 24,264,
looms oS4, yards of cloth per day $4,000,
pounds OF cotton per day 1880, humber
of operatives 775, persons dependent on
operatives $500, ,oopitaI employed $500 900,
present valuo 81 100000, horse power 600,
wages OF spinners 18 cents per day, monthly
pay rolls S9,877, cost Of production B.,
profit per cent 20, waste per cent l3.
paucluso Factory: Spind.es 10000,
looms 300, yards of cloth per day 10000,
pounds of cotton per day 3,490, number of
operatives 900, persons dependent on
operatives 1860, wages Of spinners per dag
78 cents, monthly pay rolls $4,377, cost Of
production d., profit per cent 81, waste per
cent 49,.
Langley Factory:-Spindlcs II $50 looms
32S, yards of cloth per day 20,5OS, pounds
of cotton per day 7,745, number Of opera
tivcs $50, persons dependent on operatives
s25, oopitaI employed 100000, present
value 5000 900, horse power 800, wages of
spinners per day IS, monthly poy rolls
SG,465, cost of production g., profit per cent
22, waste per cent 49,
Red Bank Factory: spindles 1886,
pounds Of yarn per day 423, pounds Of
cotton per duy 500, number Of operatives
III, persons dependent on operatives l05,
capital employed $4,000, prcscn. vala.
100000, horse power so, wages Of spinncrs
per day 90, monthly pay rolls 500, cost of
production 8, profit per cent %, waste per
cent l3.
londletou Factory: Spindlcs l,G00,
pounds OF yarn per day $50. pounds of cot
ton rer day OH, number of operatives 90,
persons dependent on operatives goo, cnpi,
tai employed $4,000, present value s25,-
600, horse power G3, wages of spiuncrs per
day 40, monthly lay rolls $3.50, cost of
production ~, profit per ccut 20, waste
p.r cent IL.
Westminster Factory:-SpiudI 364,
pounds of yarn per day lGO, pouods Ct cot
ION per day l67, number operatives s,
persous dependent on operatives IS, capital
employed S87OO, present value $1,000,
horse power go wages Of spinners per day,
70 cents, monthly pay roll $G8, profit per
cent 40, wnstc per cent 3.
Total spinJ'cs o5,43S, Icons ,033, yards
of cloth per day 10l 33S, pounds of yarn
per day II, le3, pounds Of cotton per day
5l,Ol0, number Of operatives 2,503, persons
dependent on operatives S,ll3, capituf
employed 81, ,2SS, 600, present value 81 3d..
900, horse power 2,29S, monthly pay rolls
S3S.034
Since these figures were made, in April,
1880, Il nunlbcr of new manufacturing
establishments have been inauguratcd, and
the capital of somc of those mentioned
largely increased.