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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27
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farlniagion
fBEsARp Zw1Rr. o $. Commissioner, East
err District of Missouri, Ironfcn-
q ID fANcET, State Senator OF 24th Dis
tTicf, PiedEnoat
JSo. L THoMAs, Judge e6th Circuit, De
Soto.
WILL E Edgar, Prosecuting Attorney.
Irontor.
THos- g. FoI.EY. Representative. Believer.
a w HoLLoNAN Presiding Judge. Arcadia.
DAVID a. PALMER, BeiieFiew, and os- G. CLARK
soy, Arcadia. Associate Judges.
Franz DIyGEg. IN ige of Probate. Irontou.
w A- FLETCHER, sheriff s Collector, Iron
ton,
JOSEPH HUFv Clerk Circuit Court. Ironton.
q. B. NALL. Clerk County Court. I-onton.
l G. WHIrvoRrH. Treasurer ITonton.
3 e RUFoRD, Assessor. Beiieview.
JACOB I. AXE, Public Administrator, Iron
ton.
j. GRAyDHoMaE, C3rone-, Ironton-
z. G. MILLER County School Commission
er for Iron county, Missouri, Pilot knob
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27

GIRcUIT CoCRT is held on the Fourth Mon
dag in October and April
CoCETY coCKT couveDes IN me First Mon
day Of March, June, September aad December
PRosATK CoUEr Is held On the First Monday
IN February. May, August and S3yeIrper-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27
Prof. Gui,mette's french Liver Pad

vii, pasifsrety cure Fever and : gue. pgE.S
sraa a.s- Cake. Esiisssas fetaer =ssdase' tess-
pesxiz .zsa al diseases Of TIE iassF 'l@ss Aai
r,ses ss-fee q So By az4a Seh4 for Pret
e.:.sI.4tt-s Treztlse the ki4ner snd iIseF Iffe
~ a'-s'' FRENCH PAD Co..
TaieSse. Ohio.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27

WASTED-To trade 4 Sewing Machine IA,
Corn and Hay. jas. WEIGH, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27

Oliver Chilled Plows Al J. n. Bishops.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-03-27

Chance for . Shoemaker Here.
NANTED-A number one shoe maker.
Good prices given Apply at once.
:. JOHNSON, Ironton, No.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-01
Or. ! COILS BROWNIES cHIORDDIHE.


Advice 20 iny,lia. q so ri-h . Obtain qs..i =.
ffs.hin- siorp fftr from hfadane rriicfil un ra e..
anEulsh. o. calm and as.sage ne Nc.l .,1ai. 7.
.-s- ~ -i7,usfIrr srllfna % The taIIr. 30 s|I
Bro5ds yearssii Vim iaai u.ssssgus ss lss.,l
ssisb h. ave ne nsnir II CiIiuEuuTNE. EaIi aht1
j. admitted BY the proirss.lu o. D. nc est ncaatit*i
and valuable REMEDY over Discovered
CHLORuDYNE b. ne b-sI remedy knoEu icrt uaEts.
Consumption, BTuucniu-, Asthma-
ruLORuDYNE scfs Ekc eharrtin nlsrrhra. 1a1
j. IRE emily specific ia clclrra and pIarniefI-
cHLoRunYNE easstaalT euis ..nost ~ aiis..a ,
Epiicp-y. iiysiefia. faiHiisiiuu. aud lrasns-
CHLoRunYNE 3. tha uslF palliative N Nserllr'a
rheumatism, Coat tantl1i laotlttae. NtsIn1i',' -.
r.,., s,-... j, ca. rs.5---.s,,..i t.i-~l.t.. "a
cal Hall Smia. 4auuary 3. ISL To =. 7. rNlfurlTt
Esq. n Gfcat Rr-sei sirret. nlesnisbsrl. Le1i1ls
Inc goa u1an the wide Frreld rrrutiiian nls lII'I
esteemed medicine D. q COLTS trusnc = tnln11llF11I
has earned isi itset nei saiy ~ las,s'a -. ~
question vhgtaef BETTER .. lmlo,ic ..te n. ell.IL
e,cfy Angio. Indian home. rhq other nrsnts ", ~
sary % s1y frlrrair o. The lalge .1afa 1Hs
indeing from ueif s.e. We ilHsy lhrr ,gle.Ia ~.
81 itaasHl N che cairanrinsi1 cc4er r. D. t..-r
HfoNncfs ChiofufYuc DO nirrrtua a1d nIsrrltrrr
spssas Cramps Neuraist, The amiiiar Of frrlr1atI
ard o. general selatTr that hlsr urcufel lllfl or
personal ob.ersailon dnfn uianY yeirs. On Chrlrras
sTs il.eli " hase visie..sa :, ~.
medicine than tllls nfoanc's ffun drr c1aflc.i11
that b T. DECIDEDLY fra best ard also iru aflHir
Owe 10 the profession and DE- ruh.g. a. - - =
opinion that the hsIiatinn ~ ans nhrT taan luN1
Hruwucs BE- a. nrtinzntrH hntscu o. rarru ~ -
rtur o. ruE cunaisr p rnr-eaintn ~ rstis.f
ttfEr We trr. SIR f1lfhiul'g farrt. rIlIra a Ca
Meubcrs Of thc rharui -urril % orcai hfill1. ne
Eaceiieney The Viceroy chgHiisis
CAU ZION o. wee hnurrfior Sir f1-r N1gl
siitrd that Dr. = Collie Browne sss, nntll..rdf ~
tHreutnr n ChnfniYnr that ihe story ~ a. 1rI.u
d1ut Ffuennn vas denhrr1felr llirre. ahlta. n-
lsreitsl 10 sas. hia her s-ssa i.sss rhs riu,s.'
july 49, isaf
Sold h. hoitir- 1f o.. liid.. e. Ni. g. a. arl ~
each None IT, eennine Wihsut fhr uuIIis d. 2. trr
o. nruaue's Chlnfuiifur ON the Hotrfumfni sfIur.
Ovcrs hriuinr nsdItsi iraiiauuy accompanies t11l
bottle.
Csntlun,- Beware 81 rirssv 30 irsliaiiuns.
Sole Mannfafinrr- = t. nANNofuNr. n HIraI
Hussuil street HHnns hafT Z 0nfun iHu 1n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-01

- Hu,isss. Carts stta rr'14ld ~ 80 ~ ~
rI1nnf lsal lt.ss llIsI all1 are a. il-eE|NHI
.Il--riIsalasnfa shea ralf O. cn1r1Hi 1rarfrIII
n Ali foreirn .ilrertae1ne-tl u1l- D. ~ ~ 49,
ttsua rhe fsfss 81 are rifFu On lhntt14.
r-r.iiasr-s ~ Eastern AuaIirIn rrIl'f14sria = ~
ilpiidnl nay b nsis hT t,ra olia go 90 ieu go -
agrstsmrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-01

nICHARD r. BICKERTON.

ATTORNEY AND COUEsELoR RAT LAW
VIII attend the Tcrns Of Courts the other Islands
Money TO lend on Mortgages Of Freehods. Hs-OfflCE
M > Merchant St doors from DR.. Stangenwald's.
Ru,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-10-01
DIR. JORDAN 4 CO.

I'm SON8%Aa = 49,
q PUPILS or PROFEcdoA
~ nIConn- o. rafla frrrfifl1r1 r. ~
- snum ~ Nr1tcunv CaH b. rrasuiIr- p
kI irttar unice ailc Tears g. san lrtntIlt1.
NHt CrHfrfnil. on TIE k4nNE1S. Loss q"
AHdA NANuOou. SEMINAL WkAhNAl1 ..
4 IA nfSH1SEn % rHE sky ANn AL
DISEASES 90 MkN.
Al HooK sENr on KEcEIrr o.
,scrxrS n
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SHERIFF DAVIDSoNs oVERcHARCES.

Cornoration Counsel Lacombe has written 10
Controller Grant in regard 10 alleged oycrcharges
by the Sheriff He saws that from the evidence he
ios 90, lec,ed the amount overchargcd for convey
INC PRISONERS from the rombs 10 the Court of oyer
ana Icrminer and General Sessions in 1883 was
"a I3l 10 instead of St.362 10, ~ stated III the
pres .ntment of the Grand jury. and for reporting
cnuyicflous TO the Secretary OF State,
go $50 instead Of T2,3lS 30; total,
S6IGi 10, every dollar OF which ne
thinks is susceptibc of the best legal proof. lie
suggests that when the Sheriff presents his bill to
the Finance DE )artment for the last quarter OF the
present year those OverchaIgcs be called 10 MS az
interest," If the Sherff refuse. the amount should
be withheld. The matter will thcn probably he tt-
H.. we'll to ascertain now many prisoners are car
Iied blck to he IOmbs the ordinance liking ~ .?
rs the sum for conveying prisoners " to ana from
the cOUlts. , -
Nr. Davidson says that he consltcd George T.
Andrews wnen Corporation Counsel, az 10 MS ices
and had cndcayoIed tn act according 10 MS auFIoe
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
EVASION OF THE CUSTOMS LAWS.
" WASHINGTON, Dee. 81. G.. Martin. Super

WASHINGTON. Dec. ST.. G.. Martin. Super
vsing Special Agent his annual report says that the
total amount Of money paid in the Treasury during the
hscal year ended June 30 ssi account OF seizures
fines, penalties suits and duties. S7O6O~2. In the
Corpus Christi District there found shortage In
the collectors OF S170O and that officer was
promptly suspended. Nh Martin dcvotcs large space
to the frauds practised upon the Treas
ury by undervsluation of merchandise sub
ect 10 al val0rem duties by the manufacturing casses
of the Old World and their skful agents IN this country
Bt no permanent Suppressed be expected hc says
until the act of June -, 1-s4 under the protection of
which this system OF fraud has grown up shall be re
peale1.
Under the rulings Of the courts IL frauds are sue
cessfiily accomplished by smuggling or underNahia
non, and the facts are aiterwart discovered
the Government has remedy and can
not recover the amount of duties due
a. an important step toward correcting valuations tue
department has authorized the employment OF SILK cA
pcris at Lyons. Zurich AMI HOrgen, and an cmbpdcy
expert at saint Gall These have had the effect oI
checking In large degree false invoicing OF the kinds oi
goods above mentioned. But the only SIRE remedy FOR
under' aiuations is the substitution OF spechc Tor al
valOfem dutics'
In regard frauds recently discovered in the i'm
portaton Of glass; Mr. Martin that he docs not con
slider proper construction o the tariff which gives to
contractors the benefit the authorizing the free
Importation of articles for the OF the United states
lie recommends therefore the dscOntnuance of the s-
TEN OF advertising and receiving bids for articles and
supplies To be imported free Of duty on the purchase OF
articles
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
NOMINATIONS WlHE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGT0N Dec. s.-IhG President sent
tho toluNug nominations Ca the scuao to7l"l h'"v''
r. Croweu OF AIuussotd tn be Auditor pi 'the treasury
of the Post Onicc Department Captain James Mercer
OF the Corps Of Engineers. to bc Professor al 'N ann
Military Engineering at the Military Academy. EdWlh
, clifford of Illinois, to he Deputy AUDITOR ot the
Treasury for the Post Office Department AIoert H.
Abcll OF New-Nork 10 he collector "t customs o' Tue
District of Dunkirk " Y. John H. CoLzens of khoae
Island To be Collector o Customs OF the District OF Ne"
mort r. l. samuel Y. Thompson, of Florida to he 20"
eeor Of Internal Revenue for the District "t f"ida
,,t.tor Eauayau of Texas to be Collector Of Internal
pevenue for the District OF Texas sylvester Nichols oil
Colorado In he Mccr at the Mint OF the Ied states at
Denver Worth c. Ross. of fennsy 10 oe '''oi"
Lieutenant Revenue Marine Service ot the 'nl'"
states JaIucs l.. Dyer, OF Kansas 10 "' nv
c,.er ~ Public Moneys at wichita, Kansas. James
II Thomas. of Missouri 70 h" Register "t
,bc Land Onlce Mt Yakima. Washington Territory
Andrew H. Young. of New lIampshr, tn be captain ll
assistant. Qtrtermaser; Frank l.. NSe, =" VIII II NJ
captaln amt commi-snry OF snp'lS''n'" V, -, a..
CivS of Virginia bc tirst lieutenant ana assistant sur
~. Erst Ilcutcuaut John + Mount. 81 ArillcrN 10
br captain Second Lieutenant oh'rrS a. @ %
.r,rrv o bc tir- lIrulcuant second licuclah' "a
Tir.t iiencnant Washington Sinhorn, 10Th Infantry
To- he cautain Second Lieutenant Edwin r. Grnn -ou
Infantry To be nrst lieutenant Second Lieutenant Con
-airl = Bingham, 7th Infantry To- Dc second ,l'en'
ofh cavalry First Sergeant william ID McAhihry'
Troon NJ -th Cavalry To bc second lieutenant oih cava
T., sergeant Joseph MaNhcld sgnal service, 10 ..
Tn, run service 10 second lieutenant signal Corps
rnr,,nr Frank .. Ferris, 81 Artillery. 10 h' second
Uent.uaut lst Infantry corporal Proi-c W. hulhrts
I6fh Infantry To he secOnd-lrutcnaht 'tn lhlauuy,
Lo.ptal stewart J. +. Welabcrg, 10 Dc scconueucnd'
IA infnntry first sergeant Leon > Koudez ioth lhi'u
trv IN he second lieutenant 10Th Infantry hrHtsergtah
Cirl Rcichmsn, ID Infantry TO pc second m
Tf,nry sergeant Albert Frost, llth Infantry 10 ne
second lieutenant 10Th Infantry ,r., .
TO he second Iieutcnants: Harry l. HaWthorhe, OF
Krntnc,y ID Artillery Everett Z Benjamin. Of New
York ii Infantry; Edwin d. Weehs OF It'iiorha, 2th
IT','try CHARLES l. Beckurts OF Kentucky 9th ln'au
iry; Abraham + Burlington, OF Iowa lth inquiry S'',9
r. H. Iompkins, OF Illinois 7th Infantry; Frrderch "
rIt of District Of Columbia, -th Infantry h'oeft H.
Anderson ir Of Georgia, 9th Infantry NIi,aih I
Wrru of Ncw-N orl lOth Infantry charles a f'hl1s'
n, Nevy York Ilth Infantry William y BLOW II, oi
oinio Ism Infantry; James 7 Anderson OF ono ibth
Tf,rtrv. William j. Parec. of New ork i-th infantry
irrdvc NJ Moore. II New YORK, I'd infantry Kay
,nnn.i y stevens District Of Columbia 30 infantry
~ - uenl- " g. Nichols and ". W. Benlaus were
w. ~ 90, - Committee 10 examine the conplctcd Tor
,Inn of the southern Pacific Railroad % OaiIoilla
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
run SWAIN u0uRr MARTIAL.


WAsniSgros, Dee. s.-Ihe eSamha'ion oi
NJ Rarman vas irsuned ~ the orenins o' th' S~"an ~
,a,i ,b,. n,srn,nr lhe vitnrsa iciatet the cnrhm
s.ss ,,,.,,,rg ,hr r,rspn'atan oi ~ S5oo anr hi
,.A ,ns ,,,,, sr,, tsn miee,t ~ ternta,ion ~ es
,,nei is =. .npft,eW eiih urht se''hr ~ eheh 'hr
,.,,e, asA pa,ep,An, ~ net wsht W hr'tnt ten,
M .. U,o...t ,la ss te A4sess,ine ths A'Arttfi' w
fea D.u,ised dei..s pefNpen Na NNHpss r1N'-''ft
aati swain gave az ihe Ane ei "a lpNFN 'Ns w"N' "
tba atat,ameut ol ,pasgessman bH1'efNpF'H NsNe'"l
- ,trodue,d Licuteuaut 4 Oiune hprrpN bJ q nuts
about Aprii l. 1883. MuFEpw wanted 70 hpt'p" w'"ef
nm nav vouchers tor two or three years. Ni'uess He
ii tn accent vouchers except Tor Tue 'heal hvl'na
Mrrow wautea - 900 0r 20 1000 on aeF9lAl yess al,
liz ,I,naiIun Mas rejected. Witness drove Wy Town
III ~ ,tu thut evening, and swain saId Nhl diu
ynl not let him have tue l""lsS -. ~
T. rood-a IieutenaBtCuIunel On sherman
stan. The next day he let We, Morrow row naai NAY
~ 700 on four months pay account Apout wv Wits
ff,r,yarI Inc witness learned that tue vouchers VIZ
f.,ndueni and he sent clerk 10 Neneit. al" AZ
,t,r.ftns nina 10 see Morrow about IL llhie
The Judge Advocate submitted An app ~
.ri vain FOR number of Witnesses lnclu1ihg ne"s
p.ucr men IN this city and bankers "un ,t uA 10, ar
New York and Washington ahd ion' beio"H'' 1'''''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
MEETING oF EEL EsTA rE MEN.
THEIR Spw EXCHANGE RooMs-ELEcrIoN OF orVi-


THEIR SEw EXCHANGE ROOMs-ELECrION OF ofFI-
GERS.
The stockholders OF the Real Estate Exchange
ana Auction Room Qimitcd held their annuai
meeting We ,terday at the Guernsey Buildlng, No'
1870 Broadway Hermann ". Cammann preshlnR..
rne secretary George II. Scott presented me iepoI.
of he directors giving II story of the EXchange
from the date of its Incorporation. November -
1888 The properly Nos. 50, 81 H3, and 90 LlDelty
ST. having been purchased for Ti2l 800, contracts
amounting to ~ ~ ON9 have been entered INTO lot
the purpose of fitting II mp tor the nse oi the hN-
change. - ,--..t 20
n,,t WIDE with ceilings R} feet high. The work oi
al,erinv The present buildpps aud crectinG hrW
stru,tu,r nn the westerly lut has necessarily Ot'i
si6,r nvina ta the ihnlcnlt ami heavy rharrtei W
tbr ystk The inn pitJpts nsifi h the hnnihv
air thr heaviest 81 thrii hin1 rvrt nnt ny ~ MY,
thtk. ti lAtrtst Weehins tVrntv tWO ton7. NJ
the ritat hhprnlt Mitt ~ W. Wofe his W,n
rpNpittei WithtNt Hernriit aNl Ythrht t'7tnfNnr
Nv feNAnts ~ tW igst ~ the Mihp e. AVN Mun,r
NNt tpiNiit' itf thp tstrsp9 w wv ' ff'ihbf
w ~ tNp MiehaNirs tNt'Nr tue f'N-'f'' ," tW
No'h hNs lweH0'tNrNV ANN 70 tAh ns 'Nnn Nv" ueg
aUnUnL lng GNmpiGiNn ~ thp neW NHNV9 s"N ~"
Werpasad reniai pi thlse phlies NV p''l"til
vacant ON ACCOUNT at tho aterat,nus viii materially
Increase tho rent coll during tha Goinng ie'f "
XpCCtod that tho Exchange iunW W'h hn 'e'"if ~"
occupancy hy February |. Attention "a caie' 'n
the advantage OF having u stand'nI committee u''
legislation, such as was appointed ~ 'hc hisl ueu'
INK of the directors. lhlS committee CONSISTS "'
dlty stockholders aud James VI. Narnnm Is char-
man. -
system Of listing transfers of real estate Is now
in progress. by which members OF the Exchange
may beabie to learn by systeln OF ready reference
tue ownership and full particulars OF the sales oi
any lots IN New YORK. The report eulogkes
Edward H. Ludlow and Isaac HONG, directors VINO
died recently and presents balance sheet. dated
November II, SHOWING receipts oi o2l,o0" ~ eNc
penditurcs of TiO7 29d 10, and balance on hanu oi
SlI73IJ 20. The report was adopted.
Mr. Cammann in u brief address called attention
90 the points of the report, expressed sorrow lor
the death of Messrs. Ludlow and HONG, and est
mated The income and eXp Xpenses ior the ensuing year
as follows: rcnt-rJl. 100000 income from the rN-
change $1,000. animal memberships $1,000 gross
income $j2 600. expenses from TlJOOO to $2u.ouo
A proposed Amendment To the bylaws, nXng as
the date of the ANIMAL meeting the third Thursday
in January. laid over. az the necessary two
thirds of the mombcrs required to pass IL not
present. Directors were elected for the ensuing
year. consisting of the thirteen men whose names
appeared in The rEIBUNE on sunday.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FIGHTING TIE "STiBLE GANG.'

Francis Donnely. - no keeps a liquor-store at
NO. 3 Ilaniiion-st, and processes To be wagIng q
continual war with the "Sable Gang band OF
rufliaus IN his neighborhood, has ut length brought
his troubles before the Grand Jury. He ana lhe
iarae dog which he finds useful companion
vi.i. .el the District Attorneys office yesterday ana
had IN interview with one Of the assistants hS
a ne had already killed two of his antagonists 81
II ''tiauY" and mad been acquitted by coroner
iurics and the Grand Jury. He declared that on
the recent occasion when he mad feter hog9iS a. a.
rrsted as one of those who abused hun, Justice
Duffy listened 70 the persuasive words OF Alderman
XXX and discharged the prisoner. Mr. D"nnelly
also alleged that he was leaving the courtroom
one of the court officers helped him TO descend oy
an appiica ion Of the toe Of his boot Mr.. D0nneuS
was taken into the Grand jury room to make MS
rouiniaiut
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

W.sWSGrON, Monday, Doc :, IHS4.
..o.,,, nova rc. ruF PosT OFFICE.-In letter 10
,h uus, or Henres-ntafives Postmaster General hat
, ,,nnrnds An immediate Appropriation OF Flvoooo
for the railroad postal service Tor the Ee"o Va
he var and ~ 600 for additional CLERKS.
The SECRECY OF THE BAI.Lor-Nf' Beach Vi Ne"
York To day introduced Ia the House oili 70 tsu,
the see recy OF the ballot in the election oi H'P'''"
tiye and Delegates In Congress -,
AUTHORIZATIONS BuLs-The Military Academy DILL
rspored TO the House to-day. provides for the appropr
lion OF rIO975l. The amount dppropriaeu az tno Isl s
se--ion of Congre-- for the present nrcal year vas
S3IJ 5 Tile committee expects To report TIC P'Hsi"
appropriation bill next Ihufsdhy
THE PRlsIDENT GOING TO NLw-ORLIANs'-ih fio9'-
dent has informed the managers of the NewOreans Ex
notlo that he cannot the opening of IAe eAPosF
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

Class C.-su,stances used In chemical industries.
drugs simrles seeds of cotton and al pe a crease
and all other animal oily substances unmahui"o'1
Class pi"Cotton and its manufactured FORMS raw
Cgasa EEOther VEG staDle hbres and their manu- manu-
featured forms, hemp aaI, jute, aud other Ia" ''e'
fibres. A, aud their
Class Raw woods, hairs. horse hair ana ''''''
cns. Gpriuted papers or Autographs. periodica's
uan,nnlots hooks bound dr unbound music paper ,,s
Glass Woods Of all classes in trunks OF @ Iu woo,en
planks rounds. sawed planned wool s,heJ donrs
hoors pipes boxes OF wood. ordinary or hnlrn' xoni
blinds mn aintcd and unvarnshed; couino" WV"
worked in any fashion or objects toe sheer.
Glass L-Cate. asses. mules, horses sW"o ortidciG
coats. hides. undresscd skns natural ana "i'''
aia"s -Itepsils agricultural implements, maelln% ~
n ar,sr,tns n,atcr,als for public works. materh9 VI
ali classes for construction repair NJ ships lod
and ass smoked s eScert erked beef bacon bans &
ards. cows live sciish hsn ar a foir Of other
cereals except nee fresh. dried. or preser bcs
fresh aud drie yeeiabes beer. OF all Rlr nlans. vine
eggs hay and straw for Forage Hees' l
shoots garden seeds, sugar bags
TARIFF c.
Article. produred and manufactured In the un''eo ~
States 10 be admitted into the island ot CupA y" WV
following conditions: a,,r
Dutiabe: Wheat 30 cents per 100 kios' ""o s,
81 ter common barrel; starch, 81; worked "oou ..
a. ,rorrcd and carved wood. SlO wood In ooev.7
eli icd with various ornaments. 800; triyenue & ,.ood
S'I d iron for the same 81; Dher vehicles ana W. w.
III rom NOR the same 81 passenger cars. II; MARINES, @
irners aabasters in a casses and sizes, 80 cents & %
Tne oi & pnte glass 81 7o or cry
siIvered and crystals for watches s1i Il'oi 81
mosaic tiles so cents; art TILES of fine clS tins ia
norceIin 50; calf skins. glazed 20 cents; other snr
tanned solcs. 10 cents; ready y-nale ' ,s roner
81 y; for stdery 40 cents; pn,ha
and engraving papr and bristol board -; tne r,led
=; so: printed paper lthogriphed IN span,hsn
periodicals. pamrhles. ss 40; the same in iore,gn pref
2j cents. lfhis schedule ~ Incomplete
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
GENERAL GRANT REFUSES THE PENSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE.l
L. II

NASIIINGTON, Dec. S.-SenatOr Mitchell
created surprse In Senate to-day by reading an
eXtrlct from received by him from General Grant
In reference to the bill that Mr.. Mitchell introduced
some time ago. granting pension to General Grant The
General writes understand the motive that prompted
this action OF your part and appreciate IT very highly
but beg you withdraw it Instantly. for under no cir
cumstauces would accept IT, even II the bill were rnani
mousy passed by both Houses Congress and approved
by the President
Mr. Mitchell said that he had introduced the bill by re
quest chairman on the committee OF Pensions In MS
opinion would have been more proper 10 place General
Grant IN the position which h' had Won during the war;
and which he resigned 10 become President A. thr re
quest OF senator Mitchell the committee was discharged
from further consideration of tho hill. II Is prOha le
that the bill introduced by senator Elmnnds ny lht
last session to place General Grant on the retired hst
will be- tinker
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
have reinsurpd ~ RISKS m the Phwnix ~ Ionunh.
/, had capital of $3.50 600; its total aSsets ~ in
beginning of the wear amOnn,eh io T338u23, VIII
mt ss3 was Rle7 7n9F. II IL Us br irgirtted ihat
y rpwranv with 4 z oI business. nnd ro9.fsNn9 II
shruG ba ts,r,ttllrt Us ,riitr under the nr-
ppr,den,eA H,p lbas ,hat has aHpp, otei the tnuif
rrnnitt no ttHbles Insurance. ,uinpant ~
MpNnls 70 alsa .ppesipi 80 ha,in. 'rlnstNrh ~
g,sbs. ha tserip ha car'al q! f9WNN' fnh
assats aagfasS,'Ns R537 aaa. " iM 4 eNNsNf fA"'r
luslnpssi aNA ~as lis,it pnrHiaf in itnNrs'pN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

rhy,r was no businpss done rither m State honds or
cits bank slogks Inc qnoa,ons iqt both wS,s a u.
kssps snrrnia,i6n. IN ,he cars dalmgi tiir seaint
nsols f,Si@nts.' 20 n, I'rsSns'h M,, ~ ,hss pso a
y ret crnt and cissea gno,,e 5eS5si4 snyt shgt,
ht b@ s %@a s, opl' g'''fs tst NV Nrgssss VreN sgi
(I,sfsia t9ssH 81 saapetd, \ VS. s. s'h AtAnta 's
sasS pFsess aaa Ie4as as garsis eese htA ste4lg
4, AsSlp.s aeh tht rrttst' Va Ar's = MattM, 'h
intt kanaa. apH.np,N ~ ws,F AfA ~ aal ''l 'hp
sseaas iaA 4 "a 81 ~ ea'A Sea- ea Nsa eass asss x
sui Al Az aY a.ee pi peg GNat " w ipg se'sh 'p
aaG aaG nstt' ss eenarss atst ss odd al asima > M
previous sale gentrI end iHapa hr.t een,a,s han-nt
sod al l27leI2s. ST Ptui ls eere easer' ne ni-ls
Pacific aud Western at 10 "a snl Wisconsin az, ~ n,a.. t
AT H. bat tue sinking tanis were on : at - aai
Oregon Short Line g. were Il lower a. ss% Is worthy
maud drifts toward the gold iss1es -
made up by currency gain of S9s ,-55 less com loss
of s93 l36; but the statement indicates that something
more than the amount & Of See "S gam % va SaT o
rations covered: Receipts. @l.l52, 10: payments,
07I 6o6 currency balance, Sil,J7o,212 coin ball
the local money market as easy ever. and
rates for call loan ruled al and closed at liz per
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows:
Exchanges. S96923is7; balances sl,6O6.6oo.
The United states Treasury at Washington today re
ceved SlsI 900 in National bank notes Tor redemTtio
re~enue rHo rst receipts were sill 463
The week opens with the foreign exchange m ar
kets strong and with advance Ia rates We revise
quotations for business as follows Bankers bills, ~ -
and ~ So for long and short sterling respectively
5237s and 52l4 for francs Ola and 9ois Tor reieh
marks; 394 and 40 for gullders
In London British consols were strong LILO higher 40
90 7-l6 for money and unchanged at 9oh for account
United states Is were steady az 27 bat the ass
ID easier at III. American railways opened ul'' ON
from saturdays last figures and IN hnal gios,i.ns , -"
sponded 10 the general weakness developed w @ va
home markets. Erie second consos, however, wSro T
specially strong and closed AZ the hixhess n,ans AZ
| Paris French per cents declined from '3.AsS "
19.sH.