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now in Concord, Mass, prison for the murder
OF his wife, is insane, and should be- removed
to an asylum.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Several Auburn gentlemen own fine mica
mine IN the town of Edgcomb They own the
mineral right in 10 acres of land. IL is In
Edgcomb and about three and half miles
from Wlscasset. The mica is pronounced to
oe equal TO the best North Carolina MICA the
standard mica in this country. In mass it is
WINE coiored, but when split is as pure a white
az plate glass. There seems to be an mex
Iaustiole supply Of The mica. and the deeper
shaIts are sunk the; better the quality Of the
mica. In addition to the mica there is pure
ieldspar, and beautiful white quartz, both of
which are largely used in making American
ware, and both are also valuable in pottery.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Mr.. Dabour of Pittsfield proposes to erect
WOODEN mills on the Kenduskeag stream, some
httle distance above Morse's mills
Mr.. Joseph Mountain, head edger Of the
BASIN Mills, Bangor, has met with an unfortu-
nate accident by which his right hand was
sawed completely off by an edger.
Ally Fcgg, the Hampton boy, whose reck-
less handling of a revolver, Thursday night,
mas been reported, was brought before the
Bangor Police Court late Saturday afternoon,
IL having been alleged that he fred the revolt
yer Intentionally, in revenge for being elected
Wv A"Ai' AAO piOdu zAlitJ W eho 1AOOc-
ing. but maintained that it was accidental.
Judge Brett sentenced Fogg to the State Re-
form School during his minority.
cial
The Wing says good progress continues to be
made on the mammoth pulp mills being erect
ed at West Great Works.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Times says $4,000 have been pledged to-
ward new opera house at Bath, and here the
matter rests, waiting to be put through.
The Times says the G. A. r. fair, under the
auspices of Thomas Rideout Post of Bowdoin-
ham, will occur in that place Oct. Both and
YORK COUNTY.
The new box factory at Somesville, Saco,
built by George w. Frost of Beverly, Mass, is
about completed. One-half of his new crew
are now at work, and are turning out daily
over 10000 feet of boxes. About thirty men
have been employed in the building of the
factory. The main building is 130 feet long,
80 feet wide and two stories in height. 1t is
well built and is supplied with every conven-
fence.
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NEW ADVHRTI5bMhNTS 4O-DAS
ENTERTAI sAENTS.
Wonderful Treat-C lored Jubilee Singers
MisoELL EoUs NOTICES.
Gentiemen-Owen, Moore 6 Co.
DR.. o. Fitzgerald
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
silk Hats-Merry.
Farm Fer Sale j. Burlejgh.
Discount on Taxes-H. W. Hersey.
Wanted-l64 Bracket Street.
Extra Notice-Dr Baird.
re Opening of Huston's Cracker Factory.
Notce-J. ID. Holt, M. D.
For Sale Box 055
Boat otolen-Chase, eayitt & Co.
Non, Resident Taves in tide Town of Gosham.
Studey-3.
HI Gus owen Moroe & Co.
Aroosinok Honey-W. l.. Wilson Il Co.
Dr. Scotts Electric Hair Brush.
AUCTION SALES.
Horses Carriages & Harnesses-F. o. Beiley & Co
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Baptist theological Circle

AT a meeting of this Association held in the
vestry Of the Free street oh urch, the following
officers were elected:
President-Rev. J. McWhinnie.
Vice President-Rev. A. G. Herrlck
Secretary L. A. Freeman.
Rev. T. G. Davis read review of Keary s
Outlines of Primitive Belief among the Indo-
European Races" President Pepper read a
paper on Modern Theological Thought"
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
WEDNEsDAY.-JamesP ennell, Joseph Philb ook.
fntoxication. Fined S. and costs.
Daniel Shannahan, Patrick Carr, Charles A. Stew
ems Frank Davis and Percy Brown Loud noise on
the street. Fined So and 8 costs.
james H. Flynn. Larceny. Sixty days in county
AL
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Between and O'clock Wednesday morn
ing burglars effected an entrance to Blake S
bakery, Congress street, by breaking pane Of
glass in a window and unlocking the fasten-
ing. Some S. were taken from the money
drawer, and a quantity of bread and pastry
was also stolen. The burglary is believed to
have been committed by tramps.
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civil se vice REFORM.

The following call has been issued for a
meeting this evening:
We the undersigned citizens of Deering, be-
lieving in the overthrow of the "spoils system"
hereby unite in a call for public meeting to
be held at Lewis Hall, Thursday evening. Oc-
tober 26, for the purpose of organizing Civil
Saruina Raform A ssnnia tinn.
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a sailar of the schooner Emerson Rokes, ly-
ing IN the harbor, stole one of the vessels
boats about midnight on Tuesday, end de-
camped. No trace Of boat or man has yet
been discovered.
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Ohsenuies.

The High School CADETS attended the fun
erA of Harry s. Cook, who was a member of
the organization, at East Deering Wednesday
afternoon. They were accompanied by Chan
dler's band.
handsome shield of flowers was presented
by the Cadets, bearing the initials up. Il. s.
c." and underneath "C.'
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DR.. o. Fitzgerald.

the man who makes SO many wonderful cures
will visit Portland, United States Hotel, on
Monday and Tuesday the 30th and 31st of this
month, for two days only, and will examine ell
who may call ON him free of charge.
oct26 dot
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John McLane, of 252 Brackets street, broke
the bones of his left forearm while handling
lumber Wednesday forenoon, at the new
Brown block. He was attended by Dr. Pin
gree
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YORK COUNTY.

No man knows what ministering angel his
wife is until he comes home one day, suffering
with dreadful cold and she happens to have
a bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
house.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes i'm the Town
of GOrhans, i'm the County of
Cumberland, for the year 1851.

The following list of taxes real estate of nom
resident owners in the town of Gorham, for the
year 1881 in bills mint ed to Lewis Libby, col
lie tor of said town. on the seventeenth day of Aug
ust, 1891, has been retu ned by him to me as re-
manning unpaid on the fifteenth day of August,
1882, by his certificate of that date and now
main unpaid, and notice is hereby given That if the
said axes and interest and charges not paid in
the treasury of the said town, within eighteen
months from tAe date of commitment of the said
bills, so much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay tn amount due therefor, Including
interes and chsrpes will without flu Their notice DO
sold 1t public auction at my flee in said town,
the seventeenth day of February, 1883, at two
O'Clock in he afterno m.
Names and description
of Real Estate Valuation Tax.
Brown, freeman, one-half acre
land and buildings west
side OF main road at Little
Falls and joining land of ST.
mon IL. Lombard, $3.50 90 $40 so
Twenty acr, s land and build
ings south side of road
leading from Little Falls to
town farm $50 90 80
Cook, George H, fifteen acres
la d aud buildings at " bite
I It ssr,, i sn plain. lot s &c 60 90 4 g
Conant, Daniel, seventy-nine
acres land and barn on south
side of Portland road and OPP
posite William Guptill 2400 90 bal due "a 81
Higgins, John d., forty acres
land on west side old STAN
dish road leading past Will
liam Metcalfs 500 90 720
Hatch, Sylvanus, ten acres
lant Westbrook line,
and joining land of Samuel
Fende son $50 90 GA
Law, homas K, fourteen
acc. of land Usher lot, near
Ma lison Falls 500 90 20
Sa Her, II. NJ, one half acre
land and buildings on south
side of Portland road, -
west of and joining land of
Benjamin Ham ,urg 100 90 A
STEPHEN HINKLEY,
Treasurer of Gorham
Gorham, Oct Gath, 1882. oct26w3w43
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Boston, April, 1881
For sale by j. FL. Gaubert, POI Middle street,
Portland, Me. oct21-tf
WHAT A SUFFERER FROM NEURAL
GIA AND SLEEPLESSNESS SAYS.
AGENTS PNo-PALMINE Co.
GENTLEMEN-1 have been troubled with va
rious ailments, sleeplessness and neuralgia are
those from which i have suffered the most. At
one time was seven nights in succession with
out sleep. ! was also a great sufferer from
neuralgia OF the heart, and other parts OF the
body. I have tried different physicians, but
have received no lasting benefit. After great
persuasion bought one of the Pino-Palmine
Mattresses, from which l have received great
benefit. The neuralgia is all gone. sleep
well and am cured of all nervous complaints.
MRS. A. L. SEYMORE,
219 East Worthington street, Springfield Mass
For sale by j. FL. Gaubert, 201 Middle street,
Portland, Me. oct21-tf
See Bird" adv't; get Holden's Bird Book;
food. care, diseases, breeding. He has extra
singers. oct23-d&w2mos
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GENTLEMEN be sure aud examine the all
wool hose in plain colorS Owen, Moore & Co.
sell today at SO cents. oct26d2t.
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Wanted.

A GOOD. capable and reliable girl, to do general
IN housework IN a small family. Good reference
required, Apply to 1e4 Bracket st. corner Cush-
man. oct26atf
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A BOSTON MERCHANT.

AROMATIC PINo-PALMINE Co.
GENTLEMEN-fn January, 1880, purchased
Pino-Palmine Mattress, through recommen-
dalton of your Mr.. Stewart. Inasmuch as |
have had perfect trial of the same, cheer
fully say that the cramps in my limbs and
pleurisy, which have been subject to in the
past, are strangers to me now. Nor have had
any symptoms of the same during this past
cold winter. still sleep on the Pino- Palmine
Mattress, and think a fair trial will show same
results to others. You can refer any of your
enquirers to me.
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w. #. PHILLIPS q co.,
Whciesa'e Druggists, 1876 Middle ST. Port
land, Me. oct26eodlm
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For Sale.

ON the night of the Oath inst. from the Sch. ''Em-
" erson kokes," a Is 1T boat nearly new paint
ed white inside and out with bright streak Any
information leading to the recovery of said boat
will be suitably rewarded. CHASE, LEAVITT & co
oct26d3t~ 169 Commercial st.
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Farm for Sale.

A Market, Garden and Poultry FARM
near this city. Apply to
j. BURLEIGH,
oct2odlws 1874 Middle st.
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

1IA1NNOtA CUUNTV.
The Augusta Journal says that Charles
Ora! the notorious river thief, for whose cap
ture the authorities of Knox county have Of
fered reward of $50, was at Bucksport Sun
day, in fishing boat but got under way be-
fore the town officers knew of his presence.
Gray has been Robert Kidd on a small plan for
a number of years on the Penobscot, and his
depredations have been felt from Bangor to
the sea. He has stolen articles ranging in size
aud va'ue from a marlin spike to good sized
schooner
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NOTICE.

ITO any good physician. Being obliged to clos.
Il my labors IN Milan and vicinity now ofrsr
my stand and good practice for les than the real
value OF the st,nd alone. For further particulars
add ess or call on j. d. HOLT Md
Milan, N. H., Oct. 25th, 1882. Milan, N. H.
oct26 DIV
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That dreadful disease, typhoid fever, is rag
child of Mr.. Longs, about three wears old, was
taken violently with the fever, and in q
few days died. The other four, aged respect
lively five, seven, nine and twelve years, are
dangerously sick. 1t is reported that, owing
to the nature of the disease, not the uncharit-
obtained, and the family Is suffering from
want of proper care.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Opinion says that there ID no doubt
whatever that Frank G. Pease of Rockland,
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Respectfully yours.

Boston, April, 1881.
For sale by j. FL. Gaubert, 2O1 Middle stree
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now In Concord, Mass, prison for the murder
to an asylum
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Tho Cumberland Coal Region

CUMBERLAND, Mp., July e6.-Fiily men
living in West Virginia, in the vicinity Of
Cherry Run, have been secured to work in
Consolidation mine. Some Of them have
worked in ore mines. Twenty.seven oI
them passed through here this evening on
their way to Eckhart, and more follow to.
morrow. They are for the most part na.
tires Of West Virginia and Marylsnd, and
can Of course talk English. E!ss i s Ss.9i 81
Eight foreign miners arrived at Eckhart
to-day from the Clea,field region. They
are said to have come in response to letters
sent by friends among the foreign miners
alreadyat Eckhart. 1t is said more will
follow 10. morrow. r. .is,5 z. So .fil
Work at Hoffman was continued to-day,
and shipments Of coal from there will be.
gin tomorrow. The output at Eckhart to.
day was GIG tons '..tts'tt -. s 80 z. 9
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Tho Col,oe, strlL I. !.

ConoEs, n. y July 2s.-Joseph SDele.l
hanty, prominent leader among the Har.S
mony Mills 'stay.out operatives, was eyict-i
ed by process ;of law from the company
tenement, No. 10 Willow street, TO-DAY
He was iour dollars in arrears for rent, and
interposed no defense. Other notices;
have been served, and it is evident
that the Harmony Mills have assumed the,
aggressive, and will carry out their an al. 8
nounced intention Of dispossessing eyeryA
emyploye instrumental; in fomenting and
perpetuating the strike. The operatives
received today large & remittance
from the Rochester Labor Union, and a.
promise Of $1,000 weekly II from the
New. York S Trades Assembly. ..ssss The
first bitterness since the Inauguration Of;
the strike is becoming manifest; 4 Each day
takes its quota OF families 10 other Smanus
featuring places. 1t is: said the HARMONY
Company, notwithstanding their denials,
have contracted with the Inman Steamship
Company for twenty-five Swedish families
TO take the place OF the strikers as an ex-s
Derimpnt ~ -
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4 sESs sl9 feoA AtAslKA.1 ASH n
Great Suffering aud Dcstitution Among
~ ~ ~ the LIN hin hIinnls = ..If-- I e !

san FR.scIsco, July 2G.-Ai Port Town.
send dispatch says: The steamer s. Il;Mas.
tick has arrived from Silka. $Tho Wachu-
sets dropped into Sitka June l7th, and a
rigid Iquarantine:was enforced. After coal.
ing she sailed for Wrangel on the 21st Of
June, taking sboth the surgeons and leav.
ing no medicine for the sick. A number Of
thefguard have been attacked. Death
among Russian creoles from the
plague, combination OF - scarlet
fever and measles, continues, ( caus.
inga much y destitu,ion ( and want OF
actual necessities of;life, and only a lack
OF material will cause y cessation Of the
mortality, which is simply fearful Much
indignatipnis felt at the course Of: Com.
mander Pearson in not leaving medical
officer at Sitka. He was fully conyerant
with the situation, putting his vessel in
close Quarantine and sending his surgeons
ashore TO investigate the trouble, and they
reported the disease on the increase. No
brandy is obtainable. If o man imports a
sill Of brandy into Alaska to save dying
child, he is liable 10 be sent to the peniten-
tiary, go, 4. 80 y - az 15l-
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Che 1ttellilaeu!t':el:r'|;.;,.. y. !.
=, Yo., as and u Fourteenth Str~et.
romjpa,ion Of ". II. H. Flick,

Tar nomination Of ". II. II. Flick,
:, " n Msr,insburg, as U. S. Attorney for
~, t Virginia, is a good one, and We can.
's,.i,,ip "r from extending to the fortunate
." ..ainee our cordial good wishes, notwith-
...linp most Of us ut this end Of the State
.,,,d our local candidates. Still, Mr..
r,ti.a gentleman who enjoys the gen.
~ -. rspect Of Republicans all over the
o., and no. Republicans only, for he
M :. many friends among the opposition.
r..,beau,hor OF what was known in It's day
'.,bs uFllek Amendment" to the former
r.,si,u,ion Of Wes, Virginia, the so-called
s,.,.vpr amendment, md this fact alone
.,,lrrI.,si to give him the friendship
4 n,u Democrats. Besides this, Mr..
Mi .irer genial man, and is recog.
I'D br the profession as a good law.
~ nd in every sense Is known ns
tre, broad.gaugc sort Of a, man.
r, rs sure tha. he will make popular
and efficient officer in the important posi-.
,iou which he has been called upon to fill.
4, Vas formerly u resident Of Trumbull
o,uu.y, Ohio. from whence, he came into
Ne. Virginia rs soldier during the war,
and liking our country he remained in 1t
after the war, and settled in Pendleton
county, representing that county in the
legislature at the time he proposed the
amendment referred to. He is in the
prime Of life, being about 10 years Of age,
sud possesses power Of voice and also q
PERSONAL presence that neither Judge nor
jury will mistake for that Of any other per-
oa in court. i
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ia fIENDIHH CRIME,
Attempt 10 Burn a, House and Destroy
several Human LIycs.

several Human Lives.
PHILADELPHIA, July e6.-Fire Marshal
Thompson is Investigating a peculiar case
Of incendiarism in which some fiendish
person attempted to destroy an entire fam
lily in the building at 9l3 Callohill street on
Sunday morning. Thomas Carney has a
saloon at this address, and his family live
in the same building. On the west side of
the house is, an entrynfrom which stairs
lead to the upper stories, for1ninstthe only
exit from thema About 81 clock ionf Sun.
day morning, while Mr.. Carney was away
and his wife, her sister and baby and a
colored domestic were asleep in the house a
fire broke out on the west side OF the build.
ing. An alarm was given by man living in a
court at the rear Of he@building. Il was
found that egress from the upper part OF
the house was entirely cut of. Mrs. Car.
ney made several attempts to leap from the
second story window, but was prevented
tby fher sister. In the meantime the fire
engines arrived on the scene and extin.
guislied the fire. II was found that the
woodwork in the, entry was completely sat.
urated with coal oil It was at once,appar-
ert that the fire was the work Of an;incen.
diary, md ! suspicion rested on AlrI Mary
Collum, who formerly boarded with Mrs.
Carney and was requested 10 leave on &c.
count OF disorderly conduct She wa
placed under 500 bail at the time to keep
the peace, aud was heard to make threats
Of revenge against Mrs. Carney. The DO
lice are now looking for Mrs. Callum, -.
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DICTATOR aUARDIA.D DEAD
End OF Costa Rica's Ignorant and +,
rHnnic Alleged preaI Il en- 4 f;.s4sSji n

fhnnic Alleged Prealdent. ~ i II;
PANAMA, July &c. Thomas Guardia,3
who has presided over the destinies of the
republic Of Costa Rica for nearly twelve
years, died on tho 1h inst. His death. has3
been expected for some months. Ii { was was
a remarkable man in many respects Since
fortune first placed in his hands the reinsi
Of power he has ruled the untrySwiths
a rod Of iron. During the revolution Of
1870, when with a band Of 4 choice
spirits he entered the Quart Of San; jose
in cart covered with hay with loss of but
one man, he proceeded to secure tile goal
ol bis ambition, the presidency OF the re-
public, and has retained his sway over the
republic in most remarkable manner ever
since. Personally he was an ignorant, un.
lettered man, hose idea, 80 far as society
was concerned, was to present the greatest
display and chow possible. He was no
politician, and had the crudest idea OF
finance. He plunged his y; country
into an abyss Z Of debt from which
it will not recover for VI manyS
years. The e millions which ri GTardiaI
has spent has simply given to. the country
few miles Of his projected inter:oceanics
railroad, divided into three sections, and
which will never be Of positive benefit:
nnhl they are connected. Don Joaquin
Llzano is at the head Of affairs at present,
but at an election, or so.called election
held since the death Of President & nardia!
Don Prospero Fernandez was elected Presi.s
dent He will take his seat in OCTOBER
until which time, barring revolutions. Mr.
lizano will exercise supreme power.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE WAT'tlNss sINcrNniAays TRIAL.
crs..E..al.is'.. tD.ss.si'. a.e..Ao. e ].
State WI Rsss 1s-dsy-Ezsrelsss Of ths ssa.
say SeAss, Lsesnhly at nsssts,a Lake
Park-Ths Star Route Inrsstlsitios.

- IN N y - H.= 10 , / r. p "a ~
Special Dispatch 10 the lnteliigcuoet III r.
SToLRpo. July 26-Tlie cross-examination
Of McMahon was resumed in the Watkins
case this morning. The entire forenoon
was occupied In the effort Of the defense TO
break the testimony Of the witness, without
success. The female -jaditor Of aieertnin
block and two female roomers testified that
Watkins and Jennie Worthington lived
there rs man and wife. The croas-exami-
nation merely brought out the faot that the
women were prostitutes, which didn't
shake the testimony. Mrs. Spear, one Of
Watkins former boarding house keepers,
testified that the intimacy, between the
prisoner and the woman Wothington,
commenced at her house. and they left to-
gether. Little additional evidence on the
extent OF the fire in the mill was then in
troduced. The attorneys for the State say
they will rest the case in the morning, and
Ills probable that Jennie Worthipgton
will not bo placed on the stand. The de-
Tense say they only need ono day for the
introduction yof evidence This being 90,
the case doubtless will be ended this week.
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= ~ - Y ~ z E-l7T'97lI Z
WILL PIG IRON ADVANCES:
Some Talk That There is Money in Raw
4 Iron Mt Present Firu req lSlsTs53i

Iron mt Present Figures.
PlrrsBURoH, July e26.-There were some
remarks made within the las. twenty.ioGuuiri
hours that there is money in pig iron,..
Just where it is there is difficulty in dis
covering, thnt is for quick returns. 4 There
may be q profit in it, as there is in oil al
60, for capital that can afford to invest in
the real thing and sit down to philoso.s
phical and somewhat indefinite wait.
4 a prominent broker in pig said to re-
i,ortcr this afternoon Isl do not see any
chance for speculation in pig. Mill braands
are not called for, but il a sale were mad a.
to-day it would not be at u decline Of more
than from one dollar to zone dollar fiftys
from, anti-strike quotations. II; the mills
were to resume this figure would hardly bes
changed, because stocks Sare large and I
there are enough: furnaces in need OF mo-
ney to keep prices down. ~ There was one
man who informed me he thought iron
would advance dollar before the close Of
the month, but when I questioned him he's
confessed he had nothing more substantial
than intuition whereon 10 base his predic.
tion.n'y &. a q 4. sis, TN
Pig-iron Isl good thing in which Is spec
u!ate::f 1t beats Y oil in 4. respect
to- some particulars, for instance;
pig metal stored in the basement can be in.s
sured for something less than petroleum in
tanks. But it is a slow article for specula.
tion, and is too heavyto hop up and down
like oil. The bull ring OF an oil exchange
would be singularly ridiculous in a piee
metal yard. 81 81, n
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A Record to be Proud Of,

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Commissioner
Raum reports the entire collection olrIn.
Eternal Revenue taxes fSl the psetS Gseal
year, amounting to 81 B5ea ~, haa been
accounted for and turned into the Treas
ury. During the past sir fiscal years s74s,.
s3l, OIL have been collected irpp internal
revenue taxation and paid into the Treas.
ury without any loss by defalcation.
The expenses for the collection OF the
last fiscal year (includipg expenses OF the
oticel will not exceed S, l0S, 300, or less
than 81 per cent on the amount collected.
The expenses Of collection,for thesix years
mas been about s27,0S7,3 800 or 1910 per
cent on the amount collected. This sum
has been disbursed without loss to the
Government. Fraudulent combinations
heretofore prevailing in certain districts
for the Illicit manufacture and sale OF whis.
ky and tobacco, have been broken up.