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National Republican., 1882-02-06
CHOCOLATE
CHOCOLATE.
CHOCOLATE,
CHOCOLATE.

9%0NV w IELTIl BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use -
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over all other com
petitOrs at the National Fair in 1879 and again the
First Premium, IN the shape ofa very handsomeEold
barrel Of Ceres will turn out forty lonves more bread
than any other Hour In America. We would also re-
spectiully mention the fact that Mrs. s. r. Anderson,
of this city, received the First Premium ut out last
October Fair for the hnndsOmest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour,
ready established that CerC., IL the hest Minnesota
Patent Process Flour known to the trade, and we
doubt !1Ts !; hIf Y. g9gs " IN ,sS Ms.a aF,NCy
Ofthc most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent Flonrs
ever offered TO the trade. II " unpNceed by any other
Patent except Ceres, and Will please the most eEac
Ing housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidious
eplcure.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by thecelc-
brated Hungarian Process II Is II very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes and
we guarantee Will give satisfaction to every ono who
""' W :" GOLDEN uILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent ilours The millCrs or manufacturers
ofGOlden Hill have spent about $1,000 in remoleng
Roller SYSTEM and consequently Golden Hill y not
only magnificent Family Flour, but Il Is really n
bought for considerably less money than great many
PatcntprOcess tlOurs not near as white nor rs nutri
tious AK Golden Hill. We defy competition TO bring
Reliance, Golden lIill, and we feel assured that
any housekeeper who tries them once will never use
anything else. For sale by all GrOcCrs. Wholesale
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
VIVA. M. GAIT ~ 90.
Who are also the sole Wholesale Agents for the
District of Heckers Celebrated SclfRalsing Flour
and Buckwheat, la5O
IIST=ORE HAMS
Maryland Cured. Excellent Quality.
w II street.
National Republican., 1882-02-06

THE new steamer Yaquina arrived at Yaquina
Bay last Friday. She crossed in at two hours
food, aud found fourteen feet depth on the bar.
She steamed straight up 70 the railroad works,
aud landed her freight thence went oil to the
TO leave the remainder of the three hundred tons
constituting her cargo.-Oregonidn (Por,iand, ore
eoul, January 2l,
National Republican., 1882-02-06
A DAUGHTER Of e.. .secretary Eyarts mnde hersel

A DAUGHTER of ex-Secretary Evarts made hersel
favorite in Washington society, not alone by her
hair, but as well by her cups of chocolate, The
Mexican Minister used to say that In his own land
no beverage was so delicious II was made of the
best already sweetened chocolate, broken and
placed in n warm spot TO melt. When afterward
put into a tarina kettle, boiling milk was poured
upon it, and from the moment when the first drop
OF milk touched 1t until 1t was done 1t was stirred
1t was allowed to boil for several minutes, and
when It was served in delicate cups 1t was thick
and almost jelly-like, and was capped with
whipped cream. This is the way that Bakers va
nilla chocolate should RlMnNs be prennrcd.
National Republican., 1882-02-06


IN EFFECT JANUARY ~, 1852.
| TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station
. corner sixth and d streets, os follows;
For pittsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Expires,
Of Pullman Hotel aud sleeping Cars at $50 Il. M,
daily Fst Line, $3.50 a. M daily, with ccpng Cars
| nom Harrisburg TO- Cincinnati Western Express,
cincinnati Mai Express, $50 y. m. daily for PITTS
BHLTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD .
For Caiandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niararu, Gji
p m. dnilS, except saturday, with Palace Cars to
Caunndaigua.
For Willlnmsport, Lock Haven. and Elmira ut o:Si
For New York and the East SO)n, M. l0;lO a. M. t2D
O5O and lO:2D y. m; on sunday, 1850, $50. and lOA
For Brooklyn, n. v, all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex,
double icrringc across New York city
For Philadelphia 500 ~ NJ, iol a, M, 1880 $40, M5l
y. IN. Limited Express, 0;3D ". m. daily, except
Sunday.
For baltimore G.lO 500 G3o, 1880 n n and Ian i:2O
$40, $40 1870. O.5O and iOgn y. M sunday, 800,
0:3n n. M, 1870, $40 7;3O, 1850 and 1890 y, IN.
For pOpes Creek Line, GiOa m. and liO y. m. daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and iiop M daily except
sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND NDFREDERICKsBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alcxnndria G:iO 7;2O 92O. IIOO aud iI:gj a. M,
100 500, 6;D 500, and ll;O p M; on sunday AT d:O
O:2O ilUO, and HES ~ IN. And 500 y. m.
For Richmond and the South. nhnd ll:2j a. NJ daily
and 800 p M. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600, s:0i
S:5l and 1900 M 2:lO 300, 800 5:U0 and p2O y, M
a. M, 7:OO aud 1tlu ". ~
Tickets aud Information Mt the Office, northeast
nue. and at the station, where orders can he lCi ,r
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
j, H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1882-02-06

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb L-Money loaned from to 3& per
cent. up TO per cent. and closed offered at per
cent Exchange steady AT ISi0pJ5Is for long and
4S9a a6y4O for short sight. Governments were steady
and unchanged except for extended Gs, which ore "a
per cent. lower. state bonds dull and irregular
Railroad bonds were duh and slightly lower. Tine
share speculation, although somewhat irregular,
opened in the main 661sl per cent. higher than yes
erdays closing quotations. The transactions aggre
gated 10000 shares, including Delaware Lackawanna
and Western, 222O0; Delaware and Hudson, 5,lOO;
Denver and Rio Grande, 5i20e Erie, 1850; Kansas
and Texas 200; Lake Shore, 3,5OJ; Louisville and
Nashville, 800 memphis aud Charleston, 400 North.
western, G,SUO; New York Central, lB,7O0; Northern
Pacific 2G0O0 Pacific Mail, 5000 Reading, 2,jOO st.
Paul 10000 Texas Pacific, 51OG Union Pacific, $500
Wabash Pacific, $500 Western Union, 900.
National Republican., 1882-02-06
ST. VALENTINES DAY.

Though the bird flies fnr
And the fair flower goes
The sweet o. the year
Is set In the SHOWS.
The wind o. the winter
II breaks into bloom,
Aud suddenly songs
Are sung In the gloom;
Aud wiuging hearts cross
And whisper together
And night and a day
IL is perfect weather.
= lRiie Atpdhe.
National Republican., 1882-02-06

Ladies' who appreciate elegance aud purity are
Ring Packers Hair Balsam IL Is the best article
Uld for restoring gray hair to It's original color,
heaiitY. and lustra-
National Republican., 1882-02-06


4. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t&n, ChicRgu tlncinnut and St Louis fast express.
SnrpnsCarsiu liucunnti,S ST. Louis and Chicago
W-iialtmorc, Ellicott city, and Way stations
600. Bnl nlumorC, Annapolis, aud Way. Iiudmont,
Sirgshgrg, Winchester. Hugcrstown, aud Way,
i7.li-Hnimorc Express
Sl0-Ipint Of Rocks and Way stations.
81. Philadelphia New YORK, and Boston Express.
pnriur ears To New York.
Si1-Stnuntou and Valley Express. Connects for
HRorStownnudut puintuf Rock for Frederick.
St1psnt Brtsyillc Annapolis Junction, Jciip.s,
aud DorCyS on sunday stops nt all stations.
1000 baltimore Express. stops at Hyausvc and
laurel,
tiO:l0-PiItsbury, Chicago Cincinnati aud st. Loua
, - Express, Parlor aud sleeping cars.
l2:to- Baltimore, Elcott City, Annapolis andw
tlgl-Ou sunday only for baltimore and Way
t2l5-Baltimorc Express.
t5O0-Baltimorc, Philadelphia, and New York TX.
500 baltimore aud Way stations Winchester,
Frederick, HagcStowu, aud Way, via R,iny.l
baltimore IyRttsVillC, aud laurel Express.
Ircdgrtck, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
fiiO- Baltimore Annapolis and Way stations
tlHb-Point ot Rocks. Frederick, llagetstown. Win.
of Rocks Rud WV Siatnms onIY ,"'"'' 'oi''"'
t5i,EiIiYgliimors Y ENpr.IyS ,MaGmnshnTg aud Way,
tIMO=Ba. Ba.t.murc aud Way stations.
baltimore llyatisville, aud Laurel Express
tGai Philadelphia Now York and Rostou Express.
Vile and Laurel.
t@4iL,C Chcago, cincinnati, and s,. louis Express
Sunday
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further infurmaiipn apply at the Baltimore
and ohio Ticket Washington station, Gl1 aud
where orders viii be taken for baggage TO he checked
anu received ht any point In tie city.
National Republican., 1882-02-06

VIRGINIA NEWS.

delicious odor is impaired by Floreston q
logne, which is always refreshing, no matter no
freely used
National Republican., 1882-02-06

GREAT REDUCTION IN -,-...,.
w PRICES OF KID GLOVES.
3-hulton Treiousse, sl.G7; former price, e.
4bulOn lrefousse, sLs3; former price, g225.
%iuuon Irevere, lbc.i former price, 81
fBuHon Irevere, 81; former price, sl2l
G-Buuon lreyere, sll0 former price, Ss0,
'-llook Princess, 3l,i2i former price o.
M. WILLIAM,
00 Pennsylvania avenue,
7Cite Trevise, Paris ia25
National Republican., 1882-02-06

DR LEON, ,THEOLDf.-T ESTABLISHED AND
i y most reliable Ladies' Phyiclan In The city, glu
be consulted daily al 2H pennsylVanla avenue from
2to and 10 3. All Female Complaints and Irregu-
ROOMS for ladies. nO2
National Republican., 1882-02-06
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

II you have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lmpnenCy, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia Nervous Reliability, &c. send two stamps
Tor our new book
THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
ia7Iy lE kast Fifteenth street, New York.
National Republican., 1882-02-06
schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY q.

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUpLERl
STEEL RAtiSl
National Republican., 1882-02-06
HEALTH is WEALTH.

~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure of all NenereAl Dis
eases by consulting IlT. LEON, ~ l".ay Prescrip-
tons aud advice Tree ofany charge whatever no2
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA. CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all It's
stages also for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, and
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, and the Onig
remedy that " beneficial In MalaTal climates. This
Is preparation OF BALSAM or TOLu, ROrK
CANDY, MAGNE@lA, and other mediCinals benc-
fetal In above diseases, the basis being the purest
Rice aud Rye Whskics harmless and very pleasant
To take Try IT, For sale by all druggists aud grOrers
At u per quart bottle. The trade supplied at liberal
''BSHBoUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME
Wholesale gTOcers sole agents for this city, Henry
BsChOil n Co. New York and Charleston, :. G., sole
manufacturers ana prupretorS de2l-y
EONFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON ENLAllG-
ing the SIZE of parts Of the iOrtu mAe or female.
Address ERIE MED, CO., box dl3 Buffalo, NJ Y.
NC.tlY
National Republican., 1882-02-06

EIGEEoRT HAMS
Maryland Cured. Excellent Quality.
Ia3l-Gm N. w. BURCHELL, 1872 + street
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EOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoS Monday, Dec. II, 1882.
Mr. Gladstone had an audience with the Queen at
Windsor to-day.
The report that Lord Houghton has had two strokes
of paralysis recently is incorrect He fs suffering from
attack Of bronchitis.
telegram from ST. Petersburg says that the Minister
Of the Interior has autho lied the publication Of an Eng
lish newspaper there.
Itis reported I'm Vienna that after the completion Of
Lord Duern's mission in Egypt, he aud Sir Henry FL
lott British Ambassador in Vienna, Will change en-
bassies.
The Epoca Conservative joumaD of Madrid, says;
believes there ia no danger In ber
ating Cuban refugee. Maceo. in order TO give Eng
land mark Of friendship we certainly small hno no
fault with such a step"
fresh outbreak at the OF the recent great fire
in Wooi-st. occurred Saturday night and ware
hitherto unRjured belonging to Slber Fleming
destroyed.
The bullion (a12. 900 withdrawn from the Bank of
England to-day. is for shipmen to NewYork
The liabilities OF NJ SiorakoG the Russian million
nare whose flure has been announced amount 10 sew
eral million roubles.
The French Senate by vote of 13s in the affirmative
TO 81 in the negative has passed vote of 10000 francs
for the expenses of the funeral of Lous Blame which
takes place Anarchists threaten 70 make
hostile demonstration al the funeral
dispatch from Constantinople says: General Wal
lace United states Minister, has returned to this CITY
During his absence he visited Jerusalem. where the
Governor and officials received him in procession
At Cairo Genesa Wallace also given public rscep;
tioR While there he paid visit to the khedlVe ana d
several interviews with Lord Duaerin'
dispatch from Brussels says: "rhe evidence in the
trial OF Leonard Armand Peltzer for the murder OF NJ
Bernays was finished with dispositions By Leonards
former employers in New York, saying that they had
such faith In his innocence of the crlmo that they
would gladly receive him back IN their employ
ST THOMAS, Dec. 5.-A dispatch from Barbados
states that the German frigrate Olga, Captain Won
seckendorf tgentyscven days from Madeira. with the
Prussian Prince Henry board arrived there on the
Sd inst, and sailed yesterday for st. fhornas
CARACAS Nov. 3J-The Columbian Government has
declared legal the capture of the steamer Cantabro
otherwise the Colon and has ordered that the vessel
with ali on board be held the disposal OF the Vone-
zucIa Government Tnis action ere tted violent
printed protest by the Venezuelan General Urdaneta
al St. Thomas.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAsToN, Penn, Dec. 1.-THE first regular
coal pass the Lehign and Hudson Railroad
since it's completion made up I'm the Bclvdere and
Delaware yard at Phlpsburg this morning.
ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE Waikiki Valley Railroad Com
pany reports the State Engineer for tho year ended
September 80 as follows: Passenger earnings
S32014 Az total earnings, S109549 60; total charges
against the earnings, Sl1jl7o A.
The New-York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Com
pany reports to the Engineer for the same period
Its passenger earnings rs S1314514 49, and its total
earnings a 80 1872 90 aud the total charges against
the earnings as $J,429,563 3d.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. l1.-At noon to-day the last
spike WAS driven on the new Milwaukee and Lake VIII
nebaeo Railroad giving the Wisconsin Central road an
independent outlet from this city The nrst through
train will be run on Monday.
CINCINNATI, Dec. lit is announced that NJ u.
ingalls, will, at the coming annual meeting resign the
presidency of the Kentucky Central Railroad Company
The Superior Court has refused to restrain the Cncin
natl Northern Railroad Company from selling certain
real estate in this city not Leeded in operating the ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION.

DUBLIN Dec. 11.-Earl Spencer, Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland has commuted the sentence Of death
passed upon the five men who pleaded guilty TO partjc-
patton the murder Of tho Joyce family at Maamrasna
II is understood that the juror who refused
cur with the other members Of the jury in returning
verdict Of guilty in the Of Patrick Higgins the al
legged principal in the murder OF the Huddy is the
man who disagreed with the other jurors the
case last Thursday, In which the prisoner clearly
guilty The second trial OF Higgins began to-day.
dispatch TO The London Times from Dublin says that
Mr Parne has lodged petition In the Land Court for
the sale Of his property in the County of Wicklow
dona order for the sale OF the property was entered
Gu November 90 The extent OF the property given
900 aores and tho total encumbrances were stated
TO be $4,000
Tho Court Of Appeal has confirmed tho decision re-
straning the Land corporation Of ireland from pay
ng dvdend on OF capital raised by issuiDg
shares The decision Is expected In certain quarters
" have a serious effect Mr.. Cav2naghs scheme for
eouDteraeting the objects Of the Land Lestue
The full court Of the Land CommissS'n, on appeal,
have confirmed the decision OF Commissioner Ltton IN
test affecting 1920 tenants on the estate OF sr
John Leslie, in County Monaghan. The question In DIS
pute concerning the Interpretation OF the Hanging
Gate Clause the Arrears Of Rent act, and was DC
tlGed strictly in the tenants favor.
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state. steamship Construction Company, of New-YOrk
gan al.n
FIGHTING FOR POSSESSION OFA CHURCH

LEE, Mass. Dec 1.-THE trouble between the
pastor and the people of the coored Methodist
Church here nearly resulted In a riot yesterday,
Last week It wss decided by the court that the Rev.
Mr.. Ackworth, who was sent here bv the New-Eng-
land Conference was entitled to the pulpit, but one
Freeman, q trustee. determined that Ackworth
should not ofllciatc and On Sunday he locked and
barred the door of the church. Ackworth, with
some Of his followers, smashed in a window and
was assaulted by Freeman. who was inside, and
who struck Ackworth violently in the face; The
Freeman party were finally worsfed. but before
Ackworth gained possession lively row occurred,
In which rcvolvers were drawn, and i'll. which Mr.
Ackworth was knocked down, He held services In
the evening and was undisturbed. The subject OF
his sermon was " Victory" Both parties have Qp
Piled for warrants, but Judge Pease declines TO in
terfere, saying that AckwOrth has right TO the
pulpit, and that if the people do not like him they
not Obliged to attend the services but tht they
cannot lock the door against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
A DISASTROUS EXPLOSION.

BELLE VERNON, Penn. Dec. 11.-At half-past
O'clock this morning n copper still containing
twenty five barrels of whiskey. at Gibsonton Mills
exploded, fatally injuring William Lucas, and
destroying the main building, together with the
United States warehouse containing 1000 barrels
of whskey. The loss is estimated at 100000.
A later account says the fire from the first was
fierce one. 1t soon enveloped the dlsillery proper
passing through to the receiving room, grinding
mill aud malt house, and then through covered
bindings were totally destroyed. The dIstillcry
was one of the largest in the country, ITS capacity
beng 1000 barrels per month. The cause OF the
explosion is unknown.
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BURIED ALIVE IN 4 WE'LL.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. lin Danbury,
Friday afternoon, Ed ward English and his Jamee
age seventeen engaged in digging well when the
well caved in, burying them both. The neighbors
once began digging for them On Saturday morning
they rescued the boy alive after no had been buried
nearly eleven hours. lie much bruised and
hausted, but VIII recover. y large force OF workmen
continued digging for the father, who was buried st
deeper, bat the sand kept caying in on them. They
worked all OF Saturday and Sunday, and the end of
fifty hours the wOrknen filled with hope Mt hearing
the imprisoned call out to hem and urge them on
i'm the work Soon after another caylng in and
all was silent. They could get no answer from the
buried man. After several hours more OF hard digging
the unfortunate reached but life was extinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-12
LEGIsLATIyE TOPICS IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. H. In the Reichstag to-day
motion which presented to refer portions Oh 'n
budget for 1ss4'95 TO the Budget Committee was to
jected by vote 224 TO a. The House also reecleu
motion to refer the budgets for 1SS3'S4 and 90
the Budget Committee for the purpose OF haV'ns -
committee consider and report whether or not tne op
iections to the system Of biennial budgets hcve sou
foundation II was finally decided that the coinm.co
should only DISCUSS certain portions OF the ouuse' iO
lSS3'S4. . ,,,o,roth have sub
mitted motion providing for an increase o. tier 4 o.
raw timber to 10 pfennings, and on Wrought ''A "
pfennings per hundredweght- a.. ,,aca+ IN the
In the course Of discussion OF the puoEes
peichsoc on Saturday Herr Rcnter strongly % 81
tHa He declared that the nteTdlctoh VI
he mporaton of American pork was much less SAM
tary titan protectionist measure. -, . .bo pourse
transacous Certain large bankers nave resoNeu We 10
transfer their business to foreign plsces Ii '"o '' '
ofneR a law
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DEATH FROM A sELFINFLICTED WOUND.
NEw-BEDFORD. Mass, Dec. ll.-EdNard Haskell,
the goods who sos himself saturday morning. died
DEATH OF THE WIDOW OF JUDGE LAMONT.
LOCKPoRT Dec. l1.-Ars. Lamont, widow of the
George d. lamont Of tho supreme Court died this
afternoon after loug Illness
on TRIAL FOR PARRICIDE.
Court today trial Of deorse Richardson OF ChaIe on.
gun before Justices Deyels aad F,eldI
A ROLLING MILL PUT ~ OPERATION.
FAsTON Poun.. Dec IL! he Delaware Rolling
Mi in PhipsburE n twas fired up tls morning after
ileAes5 o nearly mouth
ATLANTA, Ga Dec. 1l.-ro-day Governor S'e-
phcns ISSUED pardon ca F. cox, who was sentenced
Colonel lone EoCeft A. Aston at thi. place in 1873.
TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT
RuFF,TO n Y, Dec IL" Paddy" ODay was
seaiS5cea nS5s9rS To- ten ten year. tg Auburn
nos nSas sts i1'sf foSy t aim lines "' mas O 10
a BUFFALO BANK WINS SUIT.
BUFFALO y. T., Dec Ill he case of the Farm;
verdict o S9l - being recorded against MI lang This
SNOW THREE FEET DEEP IN MICHIGAN.
EAsI IAwAs, Mich, Dec. Ia snow storm has
nearly three feet on the level anl trans delayed
PAYING TAXES on THEIR CAPITAL.
ALBANY. Dec. 1l.-ihe following companies have
paid the oniToer taxes on th9r capital The Mc,rSpo
and stream Publishing Company OF New-York. @j3 IS.
GEORGIAN SHOT AND KILLED
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. ll.-John l.. Cushion was
Iocke cOOed was arrested suspicion. 1t with great
dncuty that the people restrained from iyDching
locke.
TO BE TRIED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
PHILADELPHIA Dec. ll.-kdward j. Earle. Tor
metly collector for the freight department OF tho Penn
vania Ra Dad Company arrested on Shtuiuy 0e
the embezzement OF s23j2 ~ Of the compays IuhdS mas
been held for trial.
BOATS STILL IN THE ERIE CANAL
ALBANY, Dee. ll.-rhe following addltonal Doats
detained section OF the Erie Canal have been hcad nom
The James B. sawyer salisbury Evans W e. Bs,eii a y
Bsse T. G. Wadhams captain Dennis Bugof au lho JDeh
smith The steamer Joe Barnes at Last LooApolb IN
section 10.
NOT DROWNED IN MOOSEHEAD LAKE -
RANOoR Me Dec ia special dispatch 90 The
WIG ma Courier Kineo that the six inen sup
drowned IN MOoseneSd LAKE nave been
heard from They driven ashore by the violence OF the
storm Thursday and sloPPei al the SIA" im
until the gale subsidized.
PENNSYLVANIA CROP ESTIMATES.
HARRISBURG. Penn, Dee. 1l.-Ihe Pennsylvania
BOARD of xrcuture received reports from 450 Official
reporters the following estimate q ms crops OF
1881 Wheat 900 bushels corn. 3OsIoOuO bushels
oats 3i5sO 900 rye, 0.50j,OO0i potAoes, lS,7VvOO0
tobacco 20, ,00U pounds.