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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14

"Hcv you seen any of them ncw-fan>
gled special quick delivery stamps9' in
auired bearded man from the country
eyes" replied the pilgrim.
Mice thing. amt they?'
Eyes. I believe So"
"They oughter be more generally used,
hadn't they
POSSIBLY"
"An' Cleveland oughter set the exam
pie, too. hadn't he? Down in out county
we are circulating petition to have cons
gress make an appropriation to buy 49,
600 OF 'em for Growers exclusive use. 1t
oughter be done, don't you think"
Perhaps; but what could the president
do with so many stamps7"
" 'Perhapsr What could he do with
emf See here, mister, l thought you
were democrat, but guess you hain't.
Eff you were one of us old guard what has
stood by the flag for twenty-five dark an
gloomy years, you wouldn't hev to be told
that Grover needs 5000 O. them stamps
to affix to the federal Offices an tibet he
needs 'em right away, so you would't.
You must be republican or u mug
wump"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-14
THE PILGRIM.
Notes OF the Rambler who Remembers
all he Hears, and Hears all he
Can..-TOwn Talk.

Greatest man to jump into town and
get acquainted with folks ever saw, Jap
Johnson was" said travelling man at the
Rock Island house last night. Give Jap
night and day in country place and
everybody there would call him by his
first name. and he'd call everybody the
same way, even the girls. In forty>eight
hours he'd know every man, woman,
child. horse, dog and car in the town. and
could tell who married who. who got
drunk once in while, and who had fits
or rheumatics. Give him three days in
town and he'd have every bit Of the gossip
and old musty scandals that ever went
over the back fences of that town down
finern silk. He was a wonderful man,
Jap was, and he could sell goods like
house afire.
"The biggest thing he ever did though.
was bout four years ago. He had four
hours to spend in a little town out in
Western Iowa. In that time he sold two
bills of goods. was invited to dinner by
the mayor, decided four bets. was referee
in dog fight, proposed marriage and
was accepted by the belle OF the place,
borrowed IS from her pa, beat another
man two games of billiards. and, 1t hap
pening to be election day, he capped the
mansard by sailing in and having himself
elected town clerk by majority Of eleven
votes"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
rmn OINoINNAlI nua ,noo

About the election frauds oeems 10 b'
Ilzzling oul, judging by the proceeding,
before the Circuit Court, The II quirel
Of Tuesday thus concludes On Iticlc:
To sum up the whole, ont II The 20(
precincta Ia the cOuo'y, in but twO WA
there any gfOUId 10 suspect lrrpgulari
liraat thr time the Republicans touh
their case Into court, ard IL was on nj,
lllmsy pretense thnt the public was made
TO believe that Cincinnati wna One Ol
the wickrdest cltiesln America Truly
II may be aald that the Republican case
IN mares noat,
The at empl Yesterday 10 Inquire into
the condurt Of thu election In both cOn
tested precincts Of warda four aud elph,
teen was promptly ruled out OF order hy
lhs Court,
lhe Republican case has not been
strong enough 10 bear the test Of legal
ctu,lny, aud ia wasting away from da,
10 day, although The fact ia that the do
Tense has not m yet been trkpn up ThC
m0at Republican \ eau y asibly hope fnI
on their own allowing, IN ~ count In
nue Republican, leaving tho Senate
D'm0Crailc and fully able 10 take care
Of the Democrat who may DO 20 nnl0r'
lunate m 10 bp counted out This caeC
VIII teach our cllizeua 0ne thing, aud
that ", that the Wholesale cry Of fraud
~ not proof, nud abusive editorials have
little weight ~ argument IN tho deter
mina,lOu Of the right,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
HERE AND THERE.

General Butler has secured thu ser.
yicea Of several good readers who are
placed on little platforms IN dlferent
parts OF hia mills ard read 10 the opera
tlves as they work,
The students u Dartmouth have earn
estly demanded the opening OF the col
lege reading room on Sunday; but the
faculty prefer that the students should
smoke or drink beer, aud refuse permls.
sion,
Tobacco growing has become al I'm
p0rtant Industry In Wisconsin,. aud 40
not little comment has been provoked
by tho action NJ the Methodist Confer
ences censurlng those who grow or sell
tobacco,
Az the recent opening Of u new addI
tlon 10 tina London Temperance Hospital
-an establishment started 20 teat the
question NJ TO the value OF alcohol In
the, treatment OF dlsease--it WA stated
that In only three ont Of upward Of 5000
cases last year had alcohol been us'd. ~
these three cases no sensible hen,ll had
resulted, while the average m0rtuli'y IN
the h04piIal since 1873 had been but i've
per cent rhe number Of patients ,re =
since the commencement " ~ 22 800.
A mau whD used TO preach the Gospel
the settlements ha. wriiteu tD u
friend IN Eureka, New, that he ~ run.
ming a bar N Uleda, Montana, aud hi,
hie partner l. Vaughn, an old timer f,Om
California, who used to deal turo Ia Col.
orad0, aud was sent to the penitenll,ry
for burglary, "He lsa good gambling
man," declares hls * clerical par ner
In hurst Of admiration, aud no adda,
by way Of personal yiadlcatlon: "Sell
Ing whisky pHyA better than preaching,
aud besides II IL no harder work."
The example OF Lldy Granville Cor.
don, who, under the pseudonym OF
Llerre," "a short time ago, opened u mil
llner'ssh0p In My Fair, Loniou-whare
II II said lhe Princess Of Wales bought
goods 70 tho value Of $500 has nred tho
ambition Of other lalips TO ~ aud 10
likewise, A late student Of Girton, nd
0ptlng for business purposes the name
OF Nine Isabel, hbs nov become partner
IN n we'll known bonnet snop IN Wig
more street, leading motive Of these
English ladies IN taking up millinery
~ u career, next TO the laudable aim OF
earning money thereby, IN To lead Eng.
llsh fashions TO be more independent OF
Continental inspiration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
JOHN ROACH AND HIS GAME,

John Roach, the alleged martyr ship
builder, 10 a greater rascal than nj frst
thought. The game he tried 10 play for
sympathy has been found out, aud no
IN looked upon with contempt by the
whole people. II will be remembered
that when Secretary whitney refused
to accept u ship that did not come up 10
contract, John Roach announced that
the Democrats were pereecuting him,
and In order TO get gympathy, no closed
up hiB works and announced himself q
bankrupt Then q howl went up from
the Republican papers all over tho land
that the Democrats had 30 pereecuted
poor John Roach, the honest ship-build.
or, that he was driven into bankruptcy,
and that no had become no III that no
was not expected TO live. II was also
sta ted that The Democratic attempt TO
reform the tariff hid such bad effect on
business that Roach could hardly keep
his head above water, aud when Secre.
tary whitney refused TO accept his
work, " was tho last pound 10 break
the cameps back. The Republican pn.
pere attempted " show that had Roach
made much money out OF Government
contracts, he would have been rich In
stead OF n bankrupt, and they pointed
10 thia fact TO show that the Republican
administration had not entered into
colluslou with Roach. Rut 10 now
turns out that the old rascal IL not only
able TO pay his debts, but has m i'm.
menso fortune besides. - [Steubonville
Oazettau IIHH ~ I| T0I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

count of the manner In which he can
yasaPd tho returns, and he made an i'm
preston with every fair-minded man
who was present In the court room
when hN said "the two justices and my.
self made an honest and impartial
count" His every act was done In the
presence OF all parties Interested, and
hts work was done honestly and intelli'
gently, Notwithstanding the objections
OF NOyea (whO was notorious In manlpu-
lating Florida for Hayes) and hia Lil-
coin Club aasoclates, who were there for
dishonest purposes. Mr.. Bateman frat
tried his hand at examining Mr. Dalton,
but when the truth came red hot NJ him
he crawled into his hole, and called on
Mr. McDOueall TO come To MA rescue.
That gentleman also died very early In
the fight, Mr., DaltOn's testimony stands
unimpeached, aud the returns made to
him not having been cOnlradicted by a
single witness, ana AZ these returns
show tho election Of the four Democratic
Senators by moi lritibs ranging from 200
10 800, they must and will stand
IN qulrer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
THE AMERICAN Mnucu ,SrmAn,Nr

The rebuilding NJ the American mer,
chant mArine ia the au' 'ct OF u letter by
* Congressman Converse, decllnlng Il
banquet rendered hi by Nav York mer
chants, Nr, Converse declares that W.
may I'D |, necessary tOndopt the policy
0f Jefferson aud resort 10 dliitfentla
dutea IN order to restore our merchant
service This will Involve the ahrOga
tion Of soma Cxls iug treaties, but these
shOu d moi 6O allowed 10 ataud In TN
way OF the aucceas Of new and aggrea.
alye policy. Mr.. CONVERGE holds that thC
llret step toward building up u foreign
trade aud Nh American matlne Ia the ~
labliahmont OF n prompt, speedy aud te
liable foreign mail service 10 bo per
formed In American ships jhstly com
pensated. Mr.. Converse aillrme that
nothing has been done for twenty-five
yeare 10 promote the efficiency Of The
foreign mail service or 10 rebuild The
merchant marine. He trusts that steps
will be taken NJ nm early day 10 reDulld
the merchant marine and re establish
our naval and commercial supremacy
Pittsburgh Post,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

" II shall appear that the systematic disiranChsnQ
" voters IN any " the AtfH works 10 gIOa Inequality
0f representation IN Congress- W. Hha not be dtleried
from lhilhllnd that the oyl shall BIZ uremeded6 II iimea
Splendid. Commence work fieht away
here III Ptnneylyania, where under tho
lntamon', unconstitutional, thipvlnP
Republican rrymander, while 22,235
Repgblcnn voters elect u Go gresslnan
II tases b080O Democrats TO do The same;
where In iva Repub lean cOu ties $1,000
population IN awarded two Senators,
while In Democratic Berks $4,000 p0pu-
latiOn only gets ne Senator; where Re-
publican Beaver and Washington cOuu-
ties, with l,sa population than Demo
cratic Cleal aeld aud Bayette, get later
representation In the Legislature.
rhafs u sample Of the W, y YOU manage
TO dlsIranchlse the prOple Of the North,
and the whine about Southern disfran
rhleemenl ~ merely 20 cover up the
k0ayary, Your clyi lied BULLDOG ug Ia
the mi lls aud mines, and legalizsi dis
franchleement under the cover OF un.
constitutional appOrtiOnments, Is a
Rreal deal more Infamous, being coated
With hyp0crlsy, than what IN alleged
against The South Il Pittsburgh Post,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

STATE AUDITOR KElsEwETTRn came
near getting himself into serious trou-
ble by paying attention 10 one Elliott,
the publisher OF o miserable black.
mailing sheet nj Columbus. Fer months
Elliott has through bis 40 called paper
been bounding kolsewetter, until on
Sunday night keisewetter meeting nj.
liott NJ tho Nell House ahot NJ him
twice, one shot striking Elliott on the
thumb, Tho other going wide Of ite
mark. while yillainous abuse may be
hard to bear, Keise., you should know
that nothing that this Elliott eau or
may say against you will have any
weight or diminish the respect for you
OF those who know you.-[Wayno county
Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
Married.

On the 7th inst, by James slentz, Jus,
tlce OF the Peace, Mr.. Jacob Shekels and
Miss Annie l.. Newcomer, both of Paris
township.
@Mr, Paul @. Snyder, Of Maplet0n, and
Miss Edith NJ. Shott, of Waynesburg,
formerly of Baltimore. Md, were mar
ried NJ IN TeIIdrnce of the brid's par
ents, Sunday, November lat, by Rev. G.,
W. Denuia.
On Thursday, November 18th, at the
parsonage II the First VI, H. Church, ty
Rev g. V, Wilson Nr. AiBm !. 0berin,
OF Mlddlebrarch, ana Miss Anna NJ,
Schuck, Of Nav Berlin.
Mr., Arnold Zimmerman, ASH tRnt
Superintendent Of lhe OOunty lnlrm
ary, and Miss Mamie Rlrp, VINO haq
charge Of the female depa tmoul NJ that
institution, were married Wednesday,
~ the lnarmary, by Rev, l. N, Kubns,
The happy couple left Wednesday after,
noon for q wedding trip to Cleveland
aud Detroit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
DALTON ON run STAND.

County Clerk Dalton, on the witness
gtand yesterday, gave q little history OF
the Republican ring In their Efforts 20
rob the people OF their rights by asking
the Circnlt Court TO throw out sufficient
Democratic precincts 10 as TO count In
the Republican candidates for Senators
contrary 70 the verdict Of the people as
Expressed In the ballot.box on the day
OF election. Mr.. Dalton. In q manly,
straightforward way, gave 0 full no.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

A PHOTOGRAPHIC chart Of n section Of
tho Milky Way has beeD obtained NJ the
Paris Observatory, presenting 10 View
about 5000 atars, ranging from tho
eixth 10 the fifteenth magnitude. There
nre 1900 superficial degrees In thC
armament. A representation OF the
whole, completed In the same way,
would REQUIRE 1000 similar sections
forming 1900 elliptical charts. Such q
work would contain tho photographs
OF 20,000,000 stars down 10 the four
teenth aud iliteenth maRnltudea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

the seashOre. az the air Ia always pOis-
Onous TO such troubles. Use DR.. Blge.
lows Positive Cure; II cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, asthma, inhu'
enza, and all throat and lung dieeasea.
Montgomery y Co., druggists, DEBORAH,
Iowa, say: I'VE are having run on
Positive Cure. II gives universal sat
isfaction." Price 30 cents and one dol.
lar: trial bottles free Of Durbin Wright
% Co., Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THERE 10 an organized immigration
movement from Scotland 10 Florida.
The llrst instalment OF llfty families will
call from Glasgow on The goth. Each OF
these has from 300 TO $4,000. The lands
70 which they 10 are already secured.
Fifty other families, who are also own
ore OF Florida property, are ready 10 fol.
low 40 soon 40 tho former have devel.
oped q colony. Mr.. TAFT, conducting tho
enterpriee, expects 10 move fully 1000
Scotch families during the next few
years. He Ia chiefly In need OF guidance
no to facilities In The selection and pur-
chase Of seeds and plants. M = IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
A MnlkInn Hhnleion.

Mr.. n. Springer, Of Mechanicaburg, Pa,
writes. ~ was AFFLICTED with lung 70.
yer aud abecese on lunga, and reduced
TO u walking akeleton. Got q free trial
bottle Of Or, King'e New Discovery for
Consumption, which did mo no much
good bought dollar bottle, After ue'
Ing three bottles, found myself once
more n man, completely restored 10
health, with n hearty appetite, and n
gain In nesh OF ~ l6e." Call at Dur
bin, Wright n Goa drug store aud get 4
trial bottle OF this certain cure for oil
lung diseases. Large bottles III.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

The Civil Service Commission has been
entirely rpOrPanzed, and 10 effect thia
II waa nee s'ary that oil tho commits
slOners appointed before the present ad'
mlna'rgtlOn came into power should
resign, The arst resignation offered
was that Of DOrman r. Ea on, who was
Chairman OF the Commission, Thia was
followed by that Of j, ", Gregory. These
two we're the Republican representa-.
tiyes; II wa nerally tho ght that
Leroy u. ThOman, the Democratic In
cumheut, would be allowed TO remain
In Office. Upon October Goth, however,
he sent In a written resignation to the
President This action was, however,
not made public until October 20 h. In
his letter OF rtalgnati0n Mr.. ThOman
dilatea on the good work done by the
Commission and shows that the new
method OF appointing aubOrdlnates dOes
not trench upon sturdy partisanship,
although II does much TO make cofrup.
tlon and bossism impossible. He alio
speaks hopefully about the future of the
acheme The resignation was accepted
by Mr., Cleveland and took effect on
November lst 1885 The President
thanked Mr. Th0man for the effective
ness Of hls Efforts and hia steady deyO'
tion 10 his duties, thus doing much 10
further the interests of good govern
ment and improved political methods
Judge ThOmqn will deliver u lecture
on his late work next Wednesday even
Ing In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

Why continue the uae Of irritating
powders, SUITS or liquids, Elys Cream
Balm, pleasant OF application and a sure
cure for catarrh aud cold In the head,
eau be had for 80 cents ~ druggists II
is epHly applied with the finger, IL safe
ana pie laOnt ana ~ curing thA mo1t 90,
slinate cases. II gives relief at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

] was persuaded IN try Que hottie Of
AthlophOlO4 for a pain In the bck OF
my head aud am happy % say the pain
hns almost left me-, aud that | i'm wel
please I with AlhlOphoroa ~ remedy for
neuralgia. SIX Ruse, BpcOm, 0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

TnE courts will 20 right on unearlh
lug fraud and crime In Cincinnati.
Leader,
Let us hops they will, Then lha two
Republican fPpeaters now IN the work
house there for election frauds. will b.
multiplied mpny fod, Let the good
work go on,- tPlain Dealer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THAT rEEptE WIFE, Mother, Daughter
or Sister can be made tho picture OF
health, with clear, rosy complexion by
using Clilmore's Aromatic Wine. Bold by
Durbip, Wright u 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

THE 'eiurns from Iowa show up the
grand OH Republican party Ia most
dismal light, The candidate for Gov
ernor there escapes with bare pluT.
allty u 5000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

Qneen 0ga, Of Greece, was DOIn SEP
tenber 3, 1857, She N the daughter Of
Grand Dnke Constantine, aud was mnr-
ried TO King George Of Greece, NJ s.,
Petersburg, October 20 1867 Greece, on
account OF her determined attitude iu
the Balkan pmbrogllo draws all eyes 10
ward her, Tia true that In herself she
In an Insignificant power, hut ~ an allN
abe can be mOst important. Since her
marriage with King George, the Qnl on
has been moat jealous IN fnrthHring
the efforts OF the peOpl. In Crt mat
tera ahe Ia especially diligent aud OBJ
serving, and were there few more likp
her, TO assist In tho work, much more
would he accomplished Az II 9, how
ever, the advance, or more correctly
speaking, the restoration, though slow
Ia steady and certain. rhe ART schools
Of Athens, which have RTrung Into OK.
latence since The war for independence,
are unique, and no where else In the
world can pure Gfeclan art, the noblesl
the world has produced, be studied as
effectually m there, In consequence OF
this the schools are always full Of slu.
dents, and many OF these arr Americans,
The population OF Athens Ia SO 900, The
modern Athenlan has many traits Of
character In common with the Amari
can, Nervous, quick, Intelligent, with
u spare figure, he represents n force
which once directed against an 0tjec
would prove lrresistable, hut the trouble
IL that Greece has no Issue, and the force
which would make her again pre-emi
nent Ia lost In useles gesllculatiOn aud
harnngne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

DEMooRATb wear smiling faces these
days. Why should they notY Malone
IL done for and New York IL o. X.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

1MpoTENCY IN MAN OR WOMAN quickly
cured BY Gilmory's Aromatic Wine. Sold
Durbin, Wright q 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19
onET EsTERN TEA 90.
Coffee DRINKERS
NOTICE.!

On account of the increasing demand for our
FRESH ROASTED c FFEEs, we have purchased
large Roaster, and hereafter all our Coffee will
be roasted three times week, thereby giving
all consumers the advantage of buying their
goods always fresh. We are now carrying in
stock twenty different grades of Coffees, from
an ordinary Rio to the very finest Old Govern.
ment Java and Arabian Mocha. All goods are
guaranteed to be strictly pure and perfectly sat-
isfactory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-19

Persons whose lungs are impaired or
have throat diseases should not 10 70
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-04-25
The Sexes in the United States.

Almost all the Southern States have
nearly equal number OF each sex. In
Massachusetts, the females between a
and 80 years of age exceed the males
of the same age by about 44Wm In
seventy eight cities the excess OF TO-
males is 14S,O00. That illiteracy pre-
walls more among women is due prob
ably to the foreign population. Women
contribute less to pauperism, the pro
portion being $1,000 to 5000 The
ratio of prison inmates stands 506
women to 54, 1870 males. Women are
In excess among the insane; men in
excess among the idiouc, blind and
deaf mutes. The proportion OF women
who engage in occupationt outside of
household is smaller in the United
States than in foreign countries, but in
no country is the proportionate num-
ber engaged in superior industrial oc-
cupations equal to that in this country.
OF the 2,647 900 women in occupations,
595,OO0 are engaged in agriculture,
most of them colored women i'm the
Southern States; $4,000 are in manu-
factories, of whom about one-half are
in New York, Massachusetts and Penn
sylvania; 2S5,O00 are milliners, etc; 5O,-
200 are tailors. OF the forty iour occu-
patious recorded as personal service
forty find women in them. The 525
female surgeons of 1870 have increased
2,473; the seven lawyers TO as; the
sixty-five clergymen TO 165. The num-
Der of laundries has increased from
6l,000 in 1870 to $4,000, and of the
latter 10SOOOare kept by women. This
large increase shows great tightening
of the housewives labor.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-04-25
DONs
New York Sun.

"Aabam1's Democracy" says Sena
tor Pugh of that State, "is not meas
ured or regulated 10y patronage"
This admirable sentiment is equally
true of Vermont Democracy
Nevertheless il seems probable that
the Administration is about to express
its esteem of the Democracy of Ala
bama by the appointment of Il citizen
of that State to he Register OF the
Treasury.
He is a good man and his name is
Dox.
Whenever a person who was !orm-
erly in the military or naval service Of
the Confederate States is appointed to
office, almost every Republican jour
nal in the land calls attention to him
~ rebel.
We trust they will not ignore the
statement concerning Judge Peter M.
Dox, OF Alabama, that he was ii Union
man during the rebellion"
Good for Dox.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-04-25
Debt Statement.

The decrease Of the public debt for
the month of March amounted to $685.
00O. Two statements were issued, one
in the usual form and another in a
form suggested by Mr.. G. n. Jordon,
of New York. The latter form will
show reduction in the amount OF
cash in the Treasury rs made up from
the following accounts: Gold and
silver certificates, United Ststes notes
held for certificates of deposit under
act OF June &, 1872 The following
accounts are represented as unavail-
able: Fractional coin, minor coin,
speakers certificates, sum placed to
credit of reserve for redemption OF
legal tenders ($l00O00OO0). The debt
statement will be the Pacific railroad
bonds and accrued interest about $685.
00O,000.