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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
News Briefs.


A church, a convent and fifty houses were de.
In Malaga panic has seized the population
1t Is said that France and Germany have come
to an agreement IN regard TO Egypt
The Orange troubles at Bay Roberts, N. F., are
at an end
London Truth fears that Mr.. Gladstone's illness
Will neceSSItale his retirement before long.
Lord Garmoyle, with whom Miss FOrteScue, the
English actress. had trouble some time ago, has
arrived at San Francisco from Hong Kong.
The educational conference OF the cOlOred CON-
misS.oHers to the New Orleans exposition has been
postponed from January 16 10 February IL
The states attorney VI COOK county, Ill, has
aSsei for special venue for grand jury TO inveS-
tigate the eighteenth ward election frauds
Col Mcclure editor OF the Philadelphia Times,
aud party. reached Raleigh, n. c.. yesterday, on
their way 10 New Orleans, and will be rendered a
public reception in the hall OF the house OF repre-
scatat!veS
The United States commission to Central and
South America touched aI Key West, Fla, Monday
en- route 10 VeneZueia.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette publishes the
full text OF formal notice of contest for the first
congressional district OF Ohio sent BY Hon. John +.
Foliet TO Hon. Benz. Buiterwo
Lawyer Alexander T.. Peavey. OF New York, who
appropriated t2s5 clients money 10 his own use,
has been sentenced " rwo and hall years tua-
irisoIueli.
A SMART FoRGRR CAPTuRED.-Dayid E. Swan,
ex-casi..er II the Noriiern Pacific railroad at ST.
Pau. Unsupported Jely l3. 1884, after oulmstiny
fG.gVris ii.. einas Z2ls lnaRts aggregatiEg s51 600
lie Mas eapiuted futstay by Plnxerton detectives
n si; o:i's bay. Leiena& county, Mich. where he
was clapoyed utaef nc alias Of D. II. Eddington,
fs eoia.;i.tai e.erk tor W. y. Jolrson, wealthy
.,.,s. saioser o. a.i.Eaukee. Swan. or Editing
t,a !iasi jus. iTen eegJed prosecuting attorney Of
Leeii.sv c0ssity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

THE SECOND MArE.-The Eauffcai Gazette takes
the ground that 90 per cent OF all STANDINGS and
collisions OF vessels at occur In the .sSecond
mates watch" because OF the ignorance or negli-
gence OF that "iniddle man" OF the ship and sug-
gests legislation As remedy, saying: "He should
De examined by competent authorities ana licensed
just as his immediate supet1orS are"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Investigating Indian Leases.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE TODAY
The Senate Investigation OF the Indian leased
lands was resumed to-day. Mr.. Andrew Drum, OF
Kansas City, Mo-, being placed on the stand He
testified that he Is interested in the lease OF Dor
ton OF the Cherokee lands, amounting to 127, ,OOO
acres, and ne explained at length as TO the lease
methods OF payment, etc.
Benjamin s. Miller, OF Coldwell Kansas prasi-
dent OF the Cherokee Strip Live Stock association.
was examined, and described in detail the organi.
zation and purposes OF the association. IL was an
Incorporation OF the regular eSsees OF the Cherokee
Strip.
Neither witness had ever heard OF any payments
OF money to outside parties 10 secure their leases
and knew OF no interest held in the leases by any
agent or Offcer OF the government.
Senator Dawes, the chairman Of the committee,
was Instructed by a vote OF the committee to take
legal steps, as requested by Senator Vest to
the presence and the testimony OF Augustus E.
lvey, OF Vinita, Indian Territory.
The CrnWfOrd.SqUier Suit.
THE BILL AGAINST COMMISSIONER EDMONDS Dis
MISSED.
In the case OF T. c. Crawford ct al agt. j. Il.
Squler ct al the complainant has dismissed the
bill as against James b. EdmondS. without preju-
dice TO the suit by the receiver against EdmondS.
The CinciNnati Election HlveStiya alton
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE.
In the examination of Marshal Wright before
the Springer committee yesterday the marshal
said that he had no purpose in appointing depu-
ties except to preserve the purity OF elections His
information was that all the proposed frauds were
In the interest OF the democrats NJ. E. Ingalls,,
chairman OF the citizens committee ldeai1 tesrl.
tied that Marshal Wright refused TO act in accord
with the city authorities and appoint deputies
from both parties. Frederick Cotton, u lawyer,
testified that the court house was guarded by
armed negroes on election day.
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General Foreign News.

THE TRIAL OF NINE. CLoyIs-BUGCEs BEGUN.
PARIS, January 6-The trfal of Nine. Clovis
Hughes, for the murder OF her traducer, Private
Detective NORM, was opened this morning al the
court OF assizes The court room was crowded 10
overfowing. Many diplomats and other persons
or distinction were present. During the reading of
the indictment Madam Clovis Hugues seemed 20 be
affected but she replied In firm tone 10 the Ques-
tionS- She admitted that the shooting was pre-
meditated and declared that ever since May 25 she
had been resolved 10 XIII her traducer The inter-
rogaton regards the facts leading TO the shoot
ing developed nothing new.
ANOTHER ATTACK ON PERRY's COLONIAL POLICY.
PARIS, January 6-M. German, member or the
chamber OF deputies, has written a letter 70 his
electors declining to be candidate for the
He complains OF the enormous expenditures OF tho
government at home and abroad. and says they
are rulnng the country. He advocates the renun-
ciat!on OF the policy OF colonial extension,
ton OF the construction or Improbable railways,
and reduction OF the army expenses TO their nor.
NAL level.
THE EXPORT or FRENCH ART PRODUCTS TO AMERICA.
PARIS, January S.-The business OF exporting art
products from France 70 America has suffered
greatly from the American duty On pictures and
other art creations. The American consulate has
just been compiling the statistics OF toe art ex-
portation from France TO the United States during
the past three years. In 1882 the exports were or
the value of 81 900; In 1885, q and In 1884
only &600,0OA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

DEs MONIES, Iowa, January ga special 20 the
State Register from Angus. says that the striking
miners started q not there between and 6 last
evening and drove all the miners who were at work
out OF the town, beating and kicking them badly.
One was killed and six seriously wounded. Tha
town Is In possession OF the strikers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Telegraphfc Rraefv,

First class passenger tickets from Chicago &
New York were forced down yesterday TO eia
Rafael Olwira, Mexican horse thief, and WIN,
Allison. Imprisoned for granddaughter, were burned
TO death In the jail at Fredericksburg, TexaA yes.
terday. The latter was TO have been released on
bali to-day.
park association which Il In the hands of receyer
mas been ordered TheasSOc1ation b e16 600 In debt
state Treasurer Wright, OF New Jerssy, oied a
affected BY the recent sudden death OF .his ol1
Trend, Gen. Mott, and has been afling since thai
time He would have completed his third term q
state treasurer In March
The steamer Aurania arrived &C Liverpool nm
New YORK to-day after passage u seven oAyl
tMrteen n0un ana thirth-0vo m1nuee2 6ho a
not etopAt Queenstown.
Gen nntO Domingo vfla has been electod pf0ol-
cent Of the state q Panama, and WaD duly u
stalled yesterday.
The British men-oe-wax swifesura. tns nagGn1u
@ sne Pac1nc sQuaoroo, an1 Auf100, hoWo 0111v0y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE CHESA-
t-w peake ClU VIII be removed from 9l6 and 92S
Pennsylvana avenue northwest to No lCO6 PennByva-
MIA avenue northwest. A special meetins will be
held ON MONDAY NIGHT JANUARY IA at O'Clock
All the members are requested to be present
1t BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Want ss,O0O,OOO, but Only Expect

CHICAGO. January s-Mator General @. A. Gill;
more, president OF the MSsissippi river commits
sion, is In the city. An interview quotes him as
saying that the commission asks an appropriation
Tor 100000 for It's wok, but IL does not expect TO
get more than 6. 600 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

MORE VIOLENCE IN DAKorA.-Another war Is
imminent between rival towns In Dakota At For
rest City, Potter county, Wednesday. an armed
mob from Gettysburg tore out a side OF the public
building and seized the records. The sheriff pur.
sued the mob, and bloodshed Is feared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

Presentation. John NJ. Daniel, of Virginia,
who is to be one Of the orators Of the day here
the 21st OF February next, is at the st. James,
Ex-senator Spencer, now Of Nevada, Is In town
with his family, staying at the Arlingtoa-Carl
Schtrz Is to make q southern lecture tour. begin
ming at Richmond on The 10th tnstant.-Senor
G"4oy, the Chilian minister, and Representative
Kellogg, were registered in New York last night
Miss Berthe Crawford has gone to Albany TO sing
with the "Cortnne" opera company.-Col. Inger-
soil Is to lecture In Pittsfeld, Mass, next Wednes
day evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

OF the Epiphany - Or. Paret As
sumes the Vestments ana the Re.
sP0nsibi1ttteS OF His Now Offlce-A
Large Attendance OF Bishops and
Clergymen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Evarts Against Morton.
GENERAL LOGAN INDIGNANT.
GOV. CLEVELAND GONE TO BUFFALO.
GRANT And TIE VANDERBILT CLAIM.
SERIOUS STRIKE RIOT IN IOWA.
THE CHANCES IN MoRroN,s FAVOR
Am Aggressive Fivbt Cor warts Opened
The Albany Journal Claims q Major
fty for Him. but Fears Morton's

Speclal Dispatch TO THE EVENING srNR:
ALBANY, y. u, January s-The Albany Journal
this afternoon sounds the note of an aggressive
fight for Mr.. Evarts IL denoupces the use OF money
In the canvass, protests against a snap senatorial
caucus and makes significant mention OF ex Senator
Platt, Congressman Payne. "Lor Sessions and the
unpopular clements supporting Morton The
Journal prints list OF 81 members whom IL claims
Ior kVarls-seven more than a majority. 10 Is
apprehended, however. that some men who tax
Tor kvarts mildly are simply waiting 60 get terms
rom the Morton men. Unless a storm OF public
sentiment can be raised, as in 1881 again,t Conk-
nng ana fiatt the chances are greatly In Morton's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

CHICAGO, January S-Gen. Logan last night ex-
pressed himself as very much incensed at the pub
liShed statement that he was concerned In an a.
legged effort TO compromise the cases OF persons In
dicted for completely In the Chicago election
frauds, provided votes enough In the Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Charles c. Cornwell, Or
dered to the Naval Observatory, 18th inst Leuts.
c. K Miles and A. w. Lowry, to examination for
promotion; Passed Assistant Surgeon A. F. Magru-
der. ordered to the Dolphin; Paymaster L. A.
Frailey, to the Marion 18TH inst; Passed Assistant
room bureau steam engineering, l2th inst; Passe
Assistant surgeon ID. N. Bertolett, detached from
the Dolphin and ordered to the Tennessee; Passed
Assistant surgeon =. FitZSimmonS, from the Ten
nessee and placed on waiting orders; Medical In
spector T. w. Leach and Lieut.. E. S. Jacob, placed
On the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6,Wal STREET. he stock market
was strong and higher this morning. owing 10 tho
fact that the unfavorable rumors current yester-
day were not confirmed. Prices advanced \ TO ~
per cent Northwest rose ] n TO ssh, ST. Pau N "a
i43a, Lake Shore i TO g., Lackawanna IL to s7s<,
New York Central y 10 sSS. Union Pacinc u 70
47s and Western Upion 10 56s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
A Fiendfsh Chicago school Boy.

CHARGED WITH sMfARIE6 COMPANIONS FACE wfTn
vITRIoL UNTIL THE SKIN PEELED OFF.
CHICAGO, January 6.-A Awarrant IL out for the ar.
rest OF Joe Sheldon, l5year-old lad against whom
Mrs. Annie Umbrecht, OF No. % North Halstead
street, makes charges OF 1endish cruelty perpe-
trated on her l3yearold boy. The latter is an at
tendant at the Scammon school, ana came homo
from school day or two ago crying piteously and
holding his face In his hands. Mrs. Umbrecht
found the skin on the en,re right side OF his faco
peeling on. The Lad sobbed out that Joe Sheldon
ana another school mate, whose name he did not
know, had overtaken him after school, and, whio
the strange lad held Umbrecht, sheldon applied Q
liquid TO his face, which burned into the 1esh and
which physicians say was vitr1o. IL Is said that
young Sheldon and his confederate have attempted
the same thing on several other pupils at the
school during the past two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11sh &c.. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. ". ADAMS. Prest

TN rvYHExo STAR fs served TO subscribers "a ths
ef{v nv carriers their sccount at 10 cents
wesf or ~ cents per month. Copies at the counter
eprfx each BY mzil-postaxe prepad-5GcentS . month
eps year. g. six months. %.
TEntered at the Post Onics at Washington D. Gas
second class mail matter
TEE wrKKLY STAR-publishnd on Friday-S1 yeaf
postage prepaid. Six months. 80 cents
~ AL naH subscriptions must be paid IA advance
I,psper sent longer than is paid for.
Hstes OF advertising made known on application.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
Gov. Cleveland and Col. u,r.o.,

THE FORMER IN BuFFAIo; THE LATTER I'm WASH.
ISGroN.
Special dispatch 10 TIE EVENING sr.R.
Albany, n. Y, January a-Gov Cleveland Left
Albany at noon to-day for Buffalo, where he VIII
Washington. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
tOrranized October. 1927 will celebrate THE 10TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF NEW
ORLEANS by Public Meeting at Masonic Temple,
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY STH. at 7:3o
O'Clock. Seats will be reserved for ladies'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

WArERvnAR, ME-, January "a United states
mail bag containing q large mail from the Water
Vile ofice, going east and west, was stolen from
the platform OF the Maine Central depot about
haif-past nine O'Clock last night The carrier from
the local o1ce left the bag unguAnded the plat
on Boston banks and post once orders In the mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

Addresses will be delivered by the Hons T. F. Bayard
J. T. Morgan q. B. Vance j. L Els. A. g. Curtin aud
b. Henley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

The banquet will take place at the National Hotel after
the meeting. Tickets for the Banquet may be had Of
the committee ja7.2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

T~ o E.
The partnership heretofore existing between John
Dusan, Patrick Dugan and Michael Dugan, under the
firm style of JOHN DUGAN BROTE 1kS is this day
dissolved by mutual consent the said John Dugan lc-
ceeing TO al the rights and properties of tn late firm
he being fully authorized to settle claims to or
by the late firm. JOHN DUGiN
MICHAEL DUGAN,
Georgetown, Jan. 6. 1885. PATRICK DU9AN
NB-I will continue the business of the old firm at
the same stand Of Bridge and 34th Streets George
town. DC. lt'l JOHN DUGAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
UMPORTEROF FRENCH WINES Co1NAC CaAI
PAGNkSAND CORDIALS.

CI1ftts, ElU n Per dOZ-n.
American Native Wines. Brznics and Chs mpaznAs
California. Slrsinia and Ohio. tour bot lies TO- 81
VICTOR hUUx. 17A7 Pennsy nia avenue
AGENTS Ior hrst-ciass HOUSES 6orsieauY. BG-<,.,.y
Cha,Inzxnes and C0sEnzc. Sins csiss
nij-2lQs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

Z - JANUARY 1sr, 1885.
t@E THE CO-PARTNRRSHlP HERETOFORE EX.
istng between the undersigned. under the FIRM name
OF ". II. WHEATLE, 4 SON has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent and because of the impaired
health Of the Junior member Of the firm
W II. WHEATLEY,
II 2 ri IrlZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08

DSnop administering the rites first to the bishops,
lnciuding Bishop Paret, who had taken his place
with his colleagues; then to the clergymeu and
others who remained in the churce for the purpose
and nsr is l4p tne reception OF she clergy
OF the conservation, were made by special COM
mlttee OF the standing committee OF the diocese,
Junction with Prot. CONN, Messrs. Beverldge and
Hutchinson, OF the vestry OF Epiphany church.
as master Of ceremonies
The following were present at the ceremonies:
Diocesan Representatives.
THE CLERICAL DELEGATES.
D. B. Aviret, Sligo, Md; r. s. Bacon,
d. D., Point Of Rocks, Md; d. "A Bonner, David
sonvle. Md; w. C. Braddock, Cross Roads, Md
W. F. Brand, Emmorton, Md; W. Braysnam, For
estviile, Md; J. Brscoe. Baltimore; r: r. Brown,
Sligo Md.;J. G. Bryant, Agnasco, Md; FIN. Blrch,
Havre-de-Grace; w. c. Butler, Iceland, Md; J. IL.
Ches!ey Grown, Prince Georges CO, Md; d. Chip
Colburn, Churchville, MD: II. 4. Cole, Baltimore;
J: B. CraIghie, Bel-Air. Md: S. W. Crampton, Bat
;imore: G. W; Dunn, Baitlinoce; n. p; Dame, West
D.D, Port Republic. I'D; /. De Len, D.D. Fre.te-
rick j. II. Ecc.eston. u. d., Baltimore; II. Elw1rds,
M Maag.rstown: j; " Elliot. Baltimore; G Ear. D.D.,
Baltimore; I. G. Galbsill, Tracey's Landin%, id.
}. g. Gantf Miestown, Nd; WE Gar:ner. Dorsey,
ND; J. \. Ghoison. D.p., T. nj, Gibso +. Gibson,
J. b. Gray, sI. Mary's City, Nd; Il. B. ..Tswo,d, D.
D., Carroll, Baltimore county Md; C. r. Hale, y. T.
D., H;a,iimars; 4 G. aaii liaiiimore; a. hardins,
aarrnl, B. D.. Baltimore; +. $. liipkins. Batimore
j. = II. hodges, ). L. d. Baltimore; o. Hutton, ID.
D.. BipoGvil.e, I'D: w. L. Hyiand, d. D.; Oxen Inn,
s,.t!i.iaF,. ~ =. Joles. OwEnss s,iIS, sd: Z. p.
ianta. u ss.hno-e; ~ krSes, LID, iia.iiGlaFs.;
= ~ ia,i:ti, HsoJas.i;e. nd, l. I. Lawrence Raj
Ei.Ste ~ =. L'asi u .isis.e: ). NJ L. .yt. D.l1..
= i!i!.to 81; a. Lecs.s. a. L iiti.iore y. Levin. d.
T., !, 'a.i ..:r oes's, ti H. X. iox.ie. BehEags;u o.
Nh. - Giiiilu, Il x. II. G..s,ii. u. H.. C.enc3s.
fatiIia2rc county. Mo. &. ,;cCiis, Laurel Md:
.. y .!ecahse sey, Ia. W,ntns. .sd; T.. \. seid
aeef5'ii: =. 8 NJ j. ',,isii own; J, :
- ~. u iisitur: II II. .c.it.i, Bi.ii.inTs; j. w
t,it NJ ,isv sd: e. Z. .;ts ,s'a1,:, r.ac.
hsi. P,,Ir, isas.:iiia < G. p. reir., Bsit,la
Z. kssgots. =. H.. IS Aesyiil sid; ie ioos. E-
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ja6-6t*

r ~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the National Fair Association will be
held at the Office of the association, Room l. Vernon
how corner 10 street and avenue at II
II, MONDAY, JANUARY II 1885. for the election of
eleven directors to during the year. and
TO take nal action the plan proposed in the crcu
lar recently issued by tn Board of Directors is
earnestly hoped that every sharehod will attend this
eting as the time has arrived when prompt action
must be had, will loose this valuable property
jaS-5t GEORGE R REPETTI. Secretary.
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Nr q G,l!1o, who Ives tvrp nils W . &
corr. tom ,is!d wh'h l'c,i"i 10 b' -
which is We. -ns'! ~ inlK, ST. "ro'v lct "
For saie a; "3l.!9rl Beacon nE,e 4
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:,,Ts-rCis Riverside. g. lao G,y o..riats c-r.->
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY GTEiM' SAW HILL
AM
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all orders for dressed lirnber Will he prompt
" filled Mr. l. Ti,,hr is my aurhcrl7e"
agents at Rayvi.l-, and all orders !eii " u
them .iIl be promptly attended 10.
CH4> 4 DONNE"
B,rvi'la T., H., 1859 w.
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J = r..,ry
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We he unaer4;g,"l .or.niic-" appointed
by Nc Hi>s,--ip,u S.oc1 Breeders Far A.
cia,ion. % N,r,iian. 10 SC one common II ar
barrel u,il of No>h, Prov - otti" Corn
.E.!lrl out riiiy Ma 1 ~ ..-. - 'i.tl'd
ard mra~rr-i IL our presence. AL i've yi-'f
was 49, bushels ani t~o Quars oi t'od
u.1 com.
J,HS STIssnv. Ner.di~n. Wis
GFoRGe STxuUD.
NJ. sos WlnnE Lsod~-'!a.e,"
N.riI;ar. Mir. ~ 2ti. 1852
". - u,..'ar>''tr! ro'rrri''a~ apnol'''i
~ Ia. V;>,.-i..' 81; G...-.ttr- F,u f-~'>
rra,i.n, 81 N-,rf,. g.. 49,. -tv,- ne -'"l -
e cr,- iiuir bore, IF Ns,. y .-'3:"r...' ''o'
ia, Corr. c-r iir ia, - ~ -r' - "i!'d
and w.r.i-! ~ onr :. @-.rr, AMI The yield
Was lO- goa ! er"li' I'm
Faur.F crILY
* v COIL - N.>
! Ii 'rI.frrr2.
H. 20 .r'.a VI a.
FIJI rras- N-:i,i.r. N':-s
Meridian. NJ Oct y. 1895