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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
NO "CORNER" IN TIN.

A FEW WORDS WITH JAMES MCLEAN, OF PHELPS,
DODGE 4 co.
Tin is ranked among the scarce metals"
being found in few places, and these in clean ores
yielding not more than 2a per cent. 1t exists in
almost every country the world but it has been found
IN paving quantities only in Cornwall, England; spain
Che East Indies aud Australia-the latter supplying as
much as the Formerly, all the tin used In TINS
country came from England; now 500 or LOCO tons
month come chiefly from Singapore and other East lnoa
ponts and from Australia. Just at this time the TN
stocks held by importers have down and rumors OF
aeorner" have been circulated. James Mclean OF the
fr1n Of Phelps Dodge Co.. said yesterday to TRIBUNE
reporter:
lis nonsense 70 talk about "cOrner In tin IL went
up q OF a cent per pound last week, because holders
did not want to their stocks entirely out But IL
high during the panic few weeks ago ana mas
boan a In the meantime. Competition Is great
and demand good and, naturally, when the market
As stripped til viii 40 up As 10 corner London Is
too and seeks eagerly to control this market
and anybody attempting 10 carry all the TN would have
ONLY nall lot at best and could hold IL less than ten
DAYS dealer In this country would think OF carrying
three mouths stock for the interest would cat up tho
profit Nobody is specializing IN now; some dealers
ised 10 do So but they invariably lost money There Is
plenty OF TN its way here and the market readyfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
FATALLY BEATEN And STABBED.
CUT IN SEVEN PLACES BY UNKNOWN MEN-AT-
Tackled IN MDoUGAL-sT.

A policeman took into the Mercer Street
Police station last night whose face covered
with blood from cash the left sde from the mouth
to the ear. An examination showed also that the man
had been stabbed in the head and in the back The
policeman said that he had found him In McDougal-st
The gave his John Marley He said that he
twentyn years old that he lived at No. 231 East
Thlrty-sxth-st. He told Sergeant Thompson a singular
story of how he received his wounds. He passing
through McDougal-st o'clock when threo men,
who strangers him. rushed out of alley known
as McDOuga Alley, and attacked him without provOca
ton. He knocked down and beaten, but did not
that he stabbed until after the away.
He felt blood trickling down his mouth and going
up the light of street lamp, he began examine him
self At first he thought he had had of his teeth
knocked out but found instead that his face cut At
this moment POLICEMAN up, and hearing his story
took him to she station IN Mercer-st
Sergeant Thompson sent the to St. Vlncents Hos
pal There he subjected to critical examination by
DR.. Larkin who found that he III all probability
fatally hurt He had received no lsss than stab
-Four IN the back of which penetrated
the lung Three In the head and OF the three
thought to have touched the BRAIN In addition there
compound fracture Of the skull. Coroner Merke
summoned 10 take theman's ante-mOrtelh statement.
The police showed disposition to suppress the facts OF
the last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
FRAUDS IN THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
PROCEEDINGS BEGUN TO LEARN THE FACTS AND
PUNISH THE GUILTY.

PROCEEDINGS BEGUN To LEARN THE FACTS AND
PUNISH THE GUILTY.
WASHINGTON June 1S.-With regard to the
pceedngs begun night for the arrest OF two clerks
m the Navy Department the charge of defraudg the
Eoyerument Secretary Chandler said that suspicious OF
fraudulent transactions aroused several months ago.
when person not an employee of the department came
70 him and claimed TO have evidence Of such transactions
but failed to produce IT, Recently Colonel W. r. Woou'
e,hief of the Secret Service, produced the necessary
and warrants issued for the arrest OF the
e,cbief clerk of the bureau Daniel Carrgan f. c. Kirk
wood a clerk in the bureau and r. b. Sanborn an out
slider on charges of conspiracy The department. he sad
became satisfied that fraud had been committed when
was learned that voucher for $50 had been pad az the
Treasury Department OF WDlch no recOru " as oI
He said also that WemOre. who was formerly EN-
poyed in the Department and who was lmphcated III Cne
transaction, turned United states evidence ana IpaI
Carrigan had offered to do the same, but that e oIr
was refused Mr. Chandler also said that persons VINO
have been fundamental in bringing the nater 20 hght
claimed that wcliSnown cablne-laker anu stttIoGt
in Washington implicated In the fraud bu as thee Is
no evidence AGAINST tneW hc "Ouiu HVV "a'AV '"NA ~
public. 49,, -, 49,. 49, .n,,,ar,o,t +ransoc-
tons the Bureau Of Medicine and surgery 60
q period years. and amounted TO abol &
Tins far developed, ne shu were tnIe
selected TO a1ity TO unearh the FRAUDS ne su
that April he laid the matter before the MY!
ment which ordered an investigation by another person
the result of which was report that IL was
that any fraud could have been committed lie mVouI
then prouused establish OF fraud 10 the sdlsc
ton OF the Department hut no action was taken UNI.
few DAYS ago. when the District Attorney, MT MOrIuuS
ton ccepted his proposal and in twenty hours thtreer
he ucceedcd in satisfying Mr. WOrthingOn ana the De
artment of the fraud the three seeced-hose
ia which there had been reports mace tndI hSle ,o
fraud eneral Gunnel the present Lea1 o. ,n
Bureau of Medicine and surgery expressed Tug Viou
To-day thar the voucher will not cover all the fds
eaity in the Bureau of Medicine and surgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
WAITING FOR THE YACHTS AT THE FfNISl

WAITING FOR The YACHTS Al The FINISH.
The finish was off the Larchmont Yacht Club house and
members of that club had volunteered TO act as time
keepers and judges The tug W. Goodwin steamed up to
Larchmont, Tuesday night and at 10 o'clock Commo-
dore Augustus Monroe exCOmmodore Charles L. Jen-
kins, f. r. Fisher, L. w. Flint, Oliver Adams t. ID.
Brown +. NJ. Scott and W. G. Stewart went aboard OF
her and anchored off Execution Light Among the guests
the finishing line was Lester Wallack Az midnight
the signal lights were Int and the Judges took
sll manner OF means TO pass away the time. Just
as day was breaking yesterday morning, tho Fanny
was discovered of MatinecOck Light. The tugs whistle
blew loud salute Of welcome and shower OF Japanese
bombs which burst in the air berating coored paper
cut IN all OF fanciful shapes fired of The tug
steamed 10 meet her and TO congratulate Captain
Han, her sailine-naster
large number of yacht both steam and sailing, had
congreated in the Sound 10 greet the return OF the anna
teur sailors and when the Fanny and Crawling crossed
the line almost together everything that w0nd make
noise was called into reputation The OF the Fanny
as she passed the judges boat, struck chant,
have won the mug, have won the mug, by the light
of the spinDaker boom"
The race covered space marked of on the charts OF
24O miles. The vessels, 10 make IL. covered at
least 300 miles. prize cup was offered for
each class; that for the schooner was valued
at $500 and was given by exCommodore smith
of the NeW-YOrk Yacht Club. William H. TraYers ofered
cup Of similar yalpe for the rstcass sloops and cut
ters and Commodore Rogers, OF the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club gave cup valued at $500 for the second class
slOOps and cutters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
II + EMPORIUM STAKES.
A FAMOUS CARD FOR THE RACING AT sHEErsHEAD
BAY TO-DAY.


The programme for to-day's racing ut the
Coney Island Jockey Club track contains the usual SIX
races one of which Is the great Emporium stakes wheh
is intended to bring together the best threeyesrod cos
and hes OF the season Knight OF Elersle Is starter
and will have Young Duke and Pampero against
him, and also the speedy Economy SCOTS
stable which appears to in fine FORM will be repre-
scented by Simeon omparatlvey unknown ana not py te
splendid Greystone winner Of the Derby As the lator
horse IA entered and the stable has the choice OF elmer
the public VIII naturally believe that sno0n Is better
than GreystOne which would make him GOOD illdeeu'
Panquo and Imaaya not in this race, nut COMno-
dore KittsOns string will be ohamponed ny RATA
plan. Some persons believe that this horse Is Detter
than Panque. Mr. Withers's PamperO Will run. Ato-
geher there will be capital field and there ID every
promise Of a splendid race - ,.h
In the two-year-od contest there are some fesh
Youngsters and some that have already done wen Oy
their stable. No doubt KTishna and the DWyer repre-
sentative will WELL Dut, public performance rene
Doc seems TO be rather the best OF the mum
ber ST. Augustine, however, Is said Dy tne
friends of the WestbroOk stable to De DeIler
than Triton However the result may be- tnere -
great desire 70 his performance. Pdrdee Is TaPu
colt the best OF the RisOn string. The contest VIII De
interesting and the result IL difficult OF preuc.
In the 3. miles handicap Barnes Is to run AZ MISS
Woodford entered in this race 1t Il probaoe ts
is temporarily out of condition. as ruinOrs 10 tht OF
feet have been circulated recently There are ne en-
tries steepechase, almost too many FOR saiety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

At the Brighton Beach races yesterday the
first race for horses that have and not won, mile,
WAS by Genulen with Royal Arch second Time,
1:16a. French pools paid So 10.
The second race selling race, mile and furlong,
was gained by Woodcraft, Monk being second Time,
1857 Is. French pools paid 500 95.
The third race Hotel Brighton Stakes. for threeyear-
ods liz miles, by Delilah with Hostage second.
Time l:5Gl4. French pools paid $40 80.
The fourth race for all ages, one mile and furlong,
was gained by Jim Renwck, IIilarty second Time,
l:56l9 French pools paid S23 %.
In the fifth race, for threeyearOlds, seven urOngs,
Lewis won and Mule second. Time, l:3lA. Frenc
pools paid S193 as.
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n score OF "A out of possible SOL but "a he won the
previous match he was disqualified. The first prize,
gold marksmsn's badge for 1884 viii become the prop
erty OF the competitor who, at close OF the season.
shall have won 1t the greatest number OF times Mr..
Klein yesterday and also received together with
TAYLOR and Bryant received bronze medals.
The winners OF cash prizes IN the Qualification match
Regiment as points out OF possible 80 j. 8. shepherd,
esd Regiment As; John James, stat, A W. Wcocks,
9th REGIMENT 40 and r. A. Wells 23d Regiment, 43.
lieutenant Shepherd and Sergeant Bryant OF the 23d
Regiment presented by officer OF the National
Rifle Assacietlon, with handsome medals In recognition
OF their heroic conduct at the recent fire ut the club
house on the Creedmoor range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN OTHER PLACES.

CHICAGO. June 1S.-AbOut L o'clock tmS
morning Rpssers planning MILL at Desp1,ns anu o., che
sts in a very infammable district, took nre 10y uie
stTSnuous efforts of the remen the fire was connheu 10
the one building. The loss is $4,000.
BLOOMINGTON, H., June ls.-Shortly before O'CLOCK
,b, morning the new gas works here were in flames Tor
a., oo,a ts,,e The fire was caused by the explosion OF
4 nsphtha tank. The loss is S2O,Ooo Inc CITY Is !"
darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1s-A fire broke out TINS iloiu
IN the sbinnur room connected with the Maeable Iron
Works OF Carr & Crowley at Ninth and Jefferson sts IL
ATTENDED 10 other buildings and caused damage TO me
extent of $4,000 The loss is partly covered by lnsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
CHARGED WITH ARpUor1YG TWO GIRLS.

Thomas Flanagan, age sixty, of No. %
Motst was in the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
charged with the abduction OF two girls Teresa Flanna
gan. age fifteen, and Lizzie McGirr age nineteen, who
had recently escaped from the Catholic Orphan Asylum
at Prince Mott SITS. Flanagan was formerly fire
man. Lizzie McGrr was the institution for fourteen
years and tho other girl 1--WE years Becoming dissats-
lied, they left institution last Friday and Flanagan
took them the Mt Morris Hotel, at Ihird-ave. and
Observation-Disclosures when he assaulted Lizzie
McGiIr, after engaging two rooms and registering aS
"John Caaghan and daughters" Flanagan denied
the char made by the girls, who were sent 10 the
House OF III Holy Family, III secondaye. The prisoner
WAS held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
TWENTY MEN THROWN IN THE AIR.

LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-SOme men were en-
poyed in unloading large barge of gravel to-day, when
suddenly the barge sprung leak, and before the
could get Of broke into three pieces 1t threw twenty
high in the air. and they all fell in into fifteen feet
OF water Men shore threw ropes and panks to them
and all were drawn out except Fletcher Phillips
who went down with the barge. The majority OF thu
men were unniured, but three four were seriousy
hurt by being struck by the timber Of the barge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
ARRESTED FOR A SERIES OF FORGERIES.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

BATAVIA, June 1S.-T. f. Fitzgerald,
young lawyer Of this place. April was discovered 70
have uttered forged papers which he had discounted al
the National Bank of Genesee. FITZGERALD saw an oheef
coming toward him. and fearing arrest ran into MS Ones
and discharged three balls from revolver INTO MS ne
After tbe ATTEMPT al suicide 1t was discovered that Fi
gerald had forged other papers in all amounting to $1,000
He taken home and was reported 70 De recover
ing when me nysteriousy disappeared subsequently, 10
was learned that he at bis fathers home IN Hoy,
but the banks did not prosecute him. Yes erday tss
Grand Jury presented indictment against MN ana hs
was arrested and brought here to-day. He has fuy TO-
covered and says that he will plead guilty TO the charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
7ESTIFYING AGAINST 4 DETEC7IHE.

Martin DAILY, a Waterman employed by sew
era firms In Broadway and Canalst, complainant
at Police Headquarters yesterday against Detective
James K Price OF the Twenty Precinct, who
rested him in Fifthave Decoration Day, and charged
him with attempting to pick woman's pocket. Daily
brought several his employers to testify that he
reputable man. He said that his arrest outrage
price declared that he DAILY put his hand into q
xomau's pocket, but the would not appear in
court because she had lost nothing. Several policemen
and a wachman testified that Days reputation not
good and that he often IN the company OF disordery
persons DAILY admitted that he mad been arrested sew
eral times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
VICTORY FOR LOCAL BASEBALL MINES.
THE METROPOLITAN TEAM MAKES A GALLANT
RAIIY-OTHER CONTESTS

Another well-played game of baseball took
place at Metropolitan Park yesterday when the Metro
politan and Columbus mines met for the third ume'
About 200 spectators present. and enthusiasm ran
Troy's excellent playing of the features OF
the game He made safe hit every time he went 10 he
bat Iynch's pitching more effective than usnal te
Columbus nine making only five safe hits during the
game The columbus took the lead III tne nrsL nhs
and held the advantage 10 the fourth inning when te
local club drew ahead and finally won by the score on
10 g. The Netropotans played poorly In tho Tst lhhg'
Int erward settled down to hard work and played e1-
cnllentlY 70 the end The score was as followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
HEAVY Loss IN GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, juno 17.-At 1890 last night
flames discovered issuing from the rear OF the top
floor OF the large building the Strand known
League Building, occupied by T. ]. Bierng & Co., whole
sale grocers who burned on June & Some mis-
understanding exists between this firm and their creditors
over Insurance policies representing insurance
on Beung Co.'s stock destroyed on that date. All
books and papers OF the firm consumed, together
with the valuable stock The other tenants the burned
building were Adoue Il Lobt bankers, who were also
burned out ON June g. Walker & Co., commission mer-
chants, and seelgson Co., commission merchants The
loss will be heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
I RIMS scored elch INNING:
! N q

Toledo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Runs earned-Toedo L BROOKLYN 10 Twobase hitsEteer
Pengers and Mullane Home runRemsCn; Ease on Dals
Brooklyn,3 Base ON errorsLtolee9 - br2SSy H.
Z ruck Toledo g. Brooklyn, T. Lett on bases oieo
d BrooEIyn D. Double plays-tieer. Greenwood, Waker
RalRlcy and Mofatt Wild ptc1es-Waker 2; Obay, o.,
PA sed bllls-W WALKER 4. Time OF game-Z hOui5
o minutes UmlTc-Nalentiue.
The Yale and Princeton College mines viii play an lnte
coedate championship game az Metropolitan Park to-
dav The Brooklyn and Columbus Mines Will play POsV
pOned game at Washin ton Park brooklyn. Ali, e..,
Western trip. , .., ,rr,lor., nd
the Mercantile National Banks went 10 IiGtuNl..
~ j., and played game which was won by the i,nport
Other games were played yesterday as f0IOWS' III
Observation-Disclosures g; ST Louis, l.
In Philade phIa-Athletc, IL Cincinnati D.
In Reading Active, Harrisburg j.
In B0stOn-BostOn, IL Philadelphia, 2
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Louisville .
In Observation-Disclosures IL; Red Stockings Of Newark, 6.
In WashingtOn-W Washington, indianapolis, "
In providence Providence, Is; Eew-YOrk o. Harvard
IL; Brown, 3.
In Bndalo-Buffllo. 16 Detroit, g.
In KichmOnd-ITentOn g virginia, D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
IMPROVING CAvALRYsEQUIPMENTs.

TROY, June 10. A board OF officers OF the
regular army comprising Colonel william b. Royal
4th Cavalry, chairman; Major GuyV. Henry, eth Cav
airy Captan Charles Bendire LIST Cavalry, aud First
Lieutenant John H. Dorst, Adutant Of the 4th Cavalry
selected by General Sheridan, is sitting at the water
yet Arsenal for the purpose OF making changes ana
notifications in cavalry equipments The board Is also
directed to make changes in the manner Oh
corbne on the saddle Active service the frontier
has demonstrated the impractcsbty Of carrying car
bne in the manner prescribed by the present reguaon'
and the soldiers have themselves improved upon me reg
uation apparatus Attention will also be gwen 10 INC
Improvement OF saddle bags and other saddle equip.
ments The board has largely reduced and simphfied
the regulation table Of horse medicines and VIII eeo
mend important changes in horse shoeng. ine DOarn
will complete it's dut at the Wateryet Arsenal IN Two
or three days. and will then proceed 70 the arsenal a.
Springfield Mass to test improved sprlngneIl car
bine made at the suggestion OF the board Inc new
weapon longer than the csrbne now III use Inc IN.
fanfry rifle IA too heavy and long to be carried on tne
saddle and carbine Will combine the uuhty OF
the present cavalry arm with the accuracy Vi 'He luz
urOV rifle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
CHAUNCEY F. MCCULLOUGH.

BALTIMORE, June 1S.-The death was an
nounccd here this morning Of Chauncey f. Mccullough
the we-knOwn electrician from consumption. He was
thirtyseyen years old. 1t through his efforts that
the American DsHict Telegraph Company in this city
at one time In very dcOuraging condition elevated
to it, present efficiency, and enabled 10 force Its
growing rival, the Old Baltimore aud ONO District sys
TEN, into a consultations II also due to him that
the Bell Telephone Company made successful here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
WORK IN THE COMSTOCK MINES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.-The directors of
the North End Comsock mines have decided to pat tho
Mexican mine down 3,30Ofoot level and stop work
on the others. j. w. Mackay says is not shut down.
but simply concentration OF work at one point. Al
though the stocks weaker In consequence OF this de-
cson majority Of the stockholders apparently approve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19

ve.terIav IN race for public record and valuable Prizes
from Columbus Ohio, AGA niles TO be nown satnIr
or the first favorable after the start 70 be at sunrise
The entries are A. r. Baldwin and Frederick Castle each
6; W. Bennett, a; Ii. Lpfert, 2; g. Bond, ., ana l.
fine Fan River Niass) birds to have been counter
marked to-day for their journey for public record rOn
Jonesboro Tenn, C7l6 milesl but the TWO orus DIAL
Atbo and Blue Gown, liberated with the others ny
CracsyiIle va 800 miles from home, on june arrived
vesterlay and all will be held until these have had time
10 work or their extra weight aud TO get into flying con-
ditiOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
SUICIDE DEAN OLD BOHEMIAN.

John Soandelik Bohemian, sixty-six years
old who lived in this city for twenty years killed
himself yesterday at No 100 First-st. He had been
supported there for time by his son-n-law, Leo
Kofanda and he thought he had become q burden upon
his children When pistol shot ALARMED the family he
was discovered by his little grandson sitting up In bed
with O revolver In his hand and blood flowing from
wound in his forehead "Go away" he said, 81 am not
dead yet" Then he placed the pistol close to his breast
and shot himself through the heart. Ten years ago he
made unsuccessful attempt at killing himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THROUGR EEW-YORK STATE.
NETWORK PRESS ASSOCIATION.

THE PROGRAMME FOR ITS CONVENTION WEEK.
Troy, June 18.-The twenty eighth annual
convention Of the New-YOrk Press Association will 10
held al Platsbur9 next week The members and guests
will meet at Albany June 3D. or on the following
morning The pa rty will leave Albany for Plattsburs
Tuesday morning, via the Delaware and HUDSON RAW
way and Lake George and Lake Cnsmplan steamers,
reaching Plattsburg $50 Dinner VIII DC served
on the steamer Vermont after leaving Fort Ticonderoga
Wednesday morning business session VIII DC heih
On Wednesday afternoon excursion VIII be made
among the Islands OF Lake Champiain on the steamer
Magnam under tho auspices OF PlattsbuTg COMMITTEES
OF citizens
public meeting will be held I'm the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening An address Of welcome will be de-
liyered by J. b. Riley presdeDtof the village The annual
address will be made by Carroll h. smith, Of The Syracuse
Joltrnai This will be followed by poem by George
Gfeyens-" Wade Whipple "Of The Yohkeys Goeete and
singing by the philharmonic Society A reception viii
follow.
trea via Ogdensburg. and down the rapids Of the ST.
lawrence on Friday they will return TO Albany via tina
Grand Trunk and Me Delaware and Hudson Companies
railways. Tho party will number at least 200 ana WiD
include a number of editors from other states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
DECIDING AGAINST THE La WALKERS

The Supreme Court, Tuesday, gave decision
declaring that the act passed by the NewJersey Les
lature OF 1882 comforting power of appointing the
Board OF Finance the Mayor Of Jersey City
Illegal The appointing power was lodged In the Board
OF Aldermen until this law passed Mayor T2ussig
acted under the new law and all the five members OF
tho Board we're named by him. The Aldermen disputed
the right Of the Legislature 10 pass such q bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
DAMAGE TO POTATOES.

TROY, June 1S.-At rural stations where two
weeks ago potatoes worth 20 cents per bushe 90
and So cents paid The potato bugs are said to
be numerous their visitation brings destruction to
the young plants which delayed and made delicate
nv the recent frosts farmers declare that the out
look for potatoes dscouragng and the yield Is likely TO
be small and OF an inferior quality Numerous fields OF
potatoes entirely destroyed by ros and nave DeeD
nlnnghed