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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

volsrs OF the counties Of Hampshire and
Morgan. asking that an amendment to the
Constitution prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of spirituous and malt liquors be
submitted 70 the. yoten OF the State TOT
adoption or rejection.
M. Floyd offered q resolution providing
that as Committee Clerk G. w. Phelps has
s;pniHed his intention to resign his position
and has been absent for several days with
no intention of resaming his duties, that his
pay be stopped from the passage OF this
resolution.
THE INSANE ASYLUM BILL
S. B. No. Is, limiting the appointing
power of the Governor, coming up for con-
sideration was on motion Of Mr.. Scott made
special order for Tuesday 10th, at II a a.
BILLS PASSED.
s. B. No. %, introduced by Senator
woodward q bill to revive, amend and re-
enact section 81 chapter As Of the Code of
West Virginia, concerning education, as re-
yiyed, amended and re-enscted by chapter 5
of the Acts Of West Virginia. 1881, con.
corning sheriff commissions for collecting
school ~ieyies; annual settlement; when to
oNkSN-
be made; penalty for failure to make, ETC.,
was passed by q vote of 20 to none, . Sena-
tors absent.
S. B. No. 80, introduced by Senator
woodward a bill to amend and re-enact
section 46 of chapter 10 Of the Code as re-
vived, amended and re enacted by chapter
Is Acts of 1881, repeating the provision in
the present law by which sherifs are given
no credit for money overpaid by them on
account Of the teachers fund or building
fund, was passed by a vote of l6 to 4.
On motion Of Senator Floyd, the Senate,
at 1915 P. NJ, took a recess till 3 P. N.
AFTER RECESS.
Senate reassembled at 3 p. N.
On motion of Senator SWitzer, leave OF
absence for the rest Of the afternoon was
granted Senator Price, of Marshall.
The session was taken up with bills on
first and second reading.
On motion ex-senator Morris, the Senate,
at 3:55 7. NJ, adjourned.
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SOM At HONE AND ABROAD.
Ma, WoAmsn are saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.
MINES AND MINERS.

cooDeIlsviIe coke sells in Chicago at
81 10. "a
per ton. Me-
=, SS 10; at New York at 81 IS.
P;,,,burr coal sells in Chicago at - ~
a a. 20. Hooking Valley at s. % I 50 10.
T,s mines at Church Hill, Ohio, are all
II. Psrnix mine near PittstOn, Pa is
burning.
The Caswell FOX, Va, coal nine IL ABOUT
ready TO ship coal
For,y cents per ton is the rate Pald Tor
mining in the Clear6eld coal reslons-ad de-
crease Of 10 cents per IOa.
TIE mines at Elk Garden, w.. Va are
making less than three-tourihs time WITH
ordinary prospects
The miners OF Stsubenville, o., are talk
ing OF leasing q piece Of coal property near
that Mace and going to work on the CO.
operative plan.
Tbs Miller mine, at Vale summit Md,
"a r,np;ng ,~hreequarser time, but Hoffman
miusk not averaging more than one car
per week
Work Ess resumed in the anthracite re-
o;ous last Monday upon the February quota
OF the different companies in the eonolna-
lion Hundreds Of men are stlu Idle there
however.
The Stanton mine, owned and operated
BY thSLehigh and Wilksbarre Coal Co, IS
again inundated to a depth OF eight feet.
SSx hundred men and boys are out Of en-
plOyuent
A reduction often per cent in wages went
in,o eIee4 last Monday % all mines operat-
Cd nv the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co,
owing 10 the dullness Of the times. The
men accepted the reduction.
The Angus, Iowa, miners are all at work
A. 9$3 cents per ton, and a ton Of coal for
every 20 tons mined. This makes their
wages lust about what they struck for. Thus
did ths miners score q victory at last
Argus
The shipments from the mines Of the
Georges Creek coal region, in Maryland,
for the week ending Saturday January "a,
1885, closed as follows: Total tons for the
week. - 1855; total tons for the year, H.
sT9; decrease under corresponding period
last year. Sis tons.
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Beflesiile III, have along with four Other
nail mills and 6re rolling mills secured tho
sole right in this cOanix5 to manufacture
sleel by the C~appGrNhth. oe Scotch pro
cess. Il Is claimed that By this new pro
cess a $4,000 plant will turn Out IS moch
steel a. t0e nail mills can handle.
The Youngstown, Ohio, News Register Of
last Sunday says: Every department OF
the youngstown rolling mil is in operation
exceptthe forge. With the exception OF the
puddle mill. all the Departmental Of the Val
lev mill are in operation. The finishing
mills Of Cartwright McCurdy d Go. are
running. the padding department in the old
mill being idle. Manufacturers Of iron nails
report the market improving, the orders in
creasing in number and amount
The aywheelo of the Western nail mill, at
Belleville, H., bursted last Wednesday
(Jsnuary 2Sl causing sdamsge Of $4,000.
Il viii require several weeks to repair the
engine, which was totally demolished. About
~ployment. Large beams were broken into
shiYers and pieces Of the ten-ton wheel
weighing several hundred pounds were
thrown two hundred yards. Nobody vas
hurt; the steam governor being out Of order
a few moments, warning was given.
All the stove foundries in Pitisburg and
vicinity are now running except Brsdley's,
and their foundry viii start up on Monday.
The various stove foundries throughout
the country are starting up, after = long
period Of idleness.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
National Association Of Stove Manniactur-
ers Of the United States took place last
Wednesday and Thursday February 4 aud
), at the Palmer House, Chicago. The
meeting was a very interesting one.
Thereports for the month show that there
has been q slight improvement in the foun-
dry business, which may before the end Of
the month so increase as to dispel the gloom
that has hung over our trade for sometime
past Many Of the fouEdries have started.
but none Of them are working their full
complement Of hands, or neartheir capacity,
so that we still have q large number Of
members idle. The indications are that
nearly al the fo1ndries viii make a start
this month, and everything seems very IA
yorable that there win bea decided improve
mant in all branches Of the trade before
the end Of she month-Lron Moulders' Jour-
nal.
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MIL NOTES.

y Union rolling mill of Cleveland, o.,
ttarted up.
back factory has been established at
ptOWn, Nd, by John Robinson / Bro,
- Eyerson mill, at Seostdale Pa, Is
pore in operation
lyaine's rolling mill at Reading, Pa,
ID work in al departments last Mon
'he rolling mill works Of the Ellis &
n Steel and Iron Co, PottstONn, Pa,
commence operations in March.
said that The new steel works talked
knyille, III, viii make steel nail plate
* or seven western mills.
nail factory Of Brown, BOnnen 4
Youngstown, o., is again in opera
Bellefont nail works, at Ironton, O.,
days in 1854 and made 238, 100
nails, using 10000 Bushels Of coal
merchant mill Of the Bsyyiew, Wis.
orks started up on Wednesday Of last
md was stll on at last accounts. This
u but the puddle mill.
heaters helpers at GirGrd, Ohio roll
were reduced four cents per ton
inc ago, 90 the boss claims but ;he
deny it. The heaters were com,
10 work level handed.
prop6slOrs Of the Western nail work
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TRADE NOTES.

rhe meter makers Of Philadelphia are
now on strike.
Three prominent ~telegaphers at Omaha,
Neb., have been removed because they be-
bnged TO the T~slegraphers Protective
8nioa.
The different stove works in Peekshl, n.
II, viii open again at once, the hands hav-
~ consented to q reduction Of ten per cent
ID their wages.
The Trenton, Y. j., potters resumed work
ith about the same complement Of workers
sAt were employed before the recent sus-
,nsiOu. The power Of the Knights Of La
nas made itself felt in this conflict.
There were f~orsythree millions less CT
ars manufactured in this country in 1884
an in 1888. During the same time seyenY-
s.see millions more cigarettes we're made in
second and third districts of New York
~.
The strike Of the hatsers of South Nor
Etlk. Conn, continues. The w~orkingmen
b~OycOtting al hats made by Crotut K
nap and Solman, and one firm in New
IL has c~ountermanded an order for 100
en- Of hats Of their manufacture.
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BENWooD.

The factory of the BenWood iron works
was in operation three or four days last
week.
The Riverside steel plant Is msnufactur:
ing q large amount Of steel at present.
Mr.. Morris, q farmer Of this vicinity,
while driving over the crossing near the
Benwood store Thursday evening, met with
an accident. An engine struck his wagon
throwing him out and breaking his leg.
The horses, which ran away, were stopped
at no great distance and the injured la
was conveyed to Peabody's pharmacy where
the the fracture was reduced.
There was q bevy Of bright young ladies
over from Bellaire last Wednesday attend
ing the White-Eyrne wedding.
George Wells, of Martins Ferry, was Q
guest at the residence Of E. Bowers, Esq,
last Sabbath.
Mrs. S. Hoyt, an estimsble lady Of Lower
Ward, unfortunately fell last Thursday and
fractured her right arm.
The pupils Of the various rooms Of the
Public School were photographed in groups
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin MARBLE, an aged lady, was
inferred at Antioch Cemetry Tuesday. The
deceased formerly resided here, but lately
Al Woods6eld, o., from which place the re-
mains were brought for interment-
Miss Mary Hamilton, Of Bellaire, and
Miss Mela Crimson, were the guests Of
Miss Jennie Burr, Of Water street.
Rev. Price will deliver q lecture by re-
quest to the American Order of Mechanics
one the 22d inst, at the N. L. Church.
The Schiller singing society composed Of
a substantial portion Of our German popu
lation, will give an entertainment on the
18th inst, at their hall
The festival and fair wound up last even
ing. It was q Successful affair considering
the times.
Yesterday was payday at the Riverside
blast furnace and Steel works.
Council has appointed q lamp lighter tor
each Of the wards.
Il is rumored that Mr.. Rideman. Of Bal
more, will shortly lead Miss Sadie Lewis, q
charming young lady Of Main street, to the
hymeneal altar.
Miss Smith, an accomplished Young lady
of Martins Ferry, is the guest of friends
here.
The street lamps are duly appreciated
after the past year Of darkness.
Steel is being cut at the BenwoOd iron
works factory. The pnddlers Of the forge
department Of the BenWOOd iren works bed
q meeting last evening. AT this writing il
is too early 70 obtain particulars.
The improvements are not completed at
the rink as ret but when they are 1t viii
present one Of the best skating surfaces in
the Ohio Valley. Mr.. Jesse McMechen, the
owner of the building, viii have charge
Of il
IL Is understood that Mr.. John Healy, IT,,
viii sell his property on Main street, with
the intention Of quitting the saloon bust
ness.
No. 10 drew the oyercoat ut the festival,
last evening, and No. Ill, the carpet.
Miss Mary Palmer was awarded the
iewelry, she having received votes TO the
amount Of $13 over her competition $50.
Miss B. Travis drew . plush autograph
NOUN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

EGYPTIAN GYPSY.-MARIA HARRISON,
IL the seventh daughter OF the seventh genera
ton, will cure different diseases by charms, ts
well as telling fortunes. Any earthly thing thai
Is done by any Christian. such as putting on spells,
or other things, she can take of or cure. 1t Is not
done by learning. but by q gift. She challenges any
one In the world 70 compete with her. To let the
public know that she Is no imposter, We wish TO
state she is from Egypt, and can give evidence Of
her parentage to any one who may desire II. No
fortune Is told in the presence OF q third person.
All disclosures are strictly confidential. Persons
calling at 1884 Market street, will ask for
MARIA HARRISON, who will give satisfaction.
Hours from 8 a. m. to p. m. feb6yAld
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GLASS 7

The glass factory of Campbell, Jones i
Co, Of Pittsburg, is on full time.
The factory OF Bryce, Higbee & Co., at
HOMESTEAD, is running full time at present.
The Riverside glass factory, Wellsburg,
~. Va. is running steadily full time.
The fiat house at Ottawa, Ill, has latter
ing prospects for spring trade.
The factory Of Agnew & Co, at Hutton,
Pa. is running steadily and using natural
gas.
The press house Of the O'HarI Glass Co.,
PittsbOrg. is running full time, with good
prospects.
The Great Western glass factory at St.
Louis. No., viii be started up early in the
present month.
The factory of ChalinOr, Taylor & Co,
At TaEentum, is boing tairlyat present. The
firm of Richards, HsStley & Co, is running
fuu also.
The window glass houses are all run
ming as usual a. this season Of the year.
There are many rumors as to the policy to
be pursued at the next FIRE. but they are idle
talk.
President Cline Of the Window Glass
Workers Union, has been visiting Ottawa
and Streator, III, lately. He was well re-
ceived and is highly spoken Of.
The story widely published in labor pa
pers that the flint house at Ottawa, Ill,
woaId shut down January 3lst, was q false
hood and should be corrected.
II is rumored at Midway Washington
county. Pa, that the Gill Bros, glass manu-
facturers, Of Stsubsnvile, o., contemplate
the erection Of q glass factory at that place
this spring to be operated with natural gas.
DalzsIl Bros. & Gilmore Wellsburg, w.
Va, will begin 10 operate their glass factory
In q moderate way on February 10. They
have great natural advantages in this place,
having an unlimited supply Of natural gas
IRON a well owned By them and situated on
their premises. -IndsPendsnt Journal.
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An Artistic

Young Artist displaying a picture)-
This painting is entitled Jonah and the
Whale"
Possible Purchaser-Where is JONAH
Young AItist-You notice the rather dis
tended appearance Of the whales stomach
midway between the tail and the neck2
Possible Purchaser-Tes.
Young Artist-That's Jonah.
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A suit for Damages.

81 understand that Smith has called you
thief and q rascalY
ayes, SIR; and l propose to sue for $1,000
damages"
"He claims he can substaEtiate the truth
of what he has said"
That's the beauty Of it my dear fellow.
The greater the truth, the greater the libel.
I've got the dead wood on him"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-08

Which be was q member: be has written 10
The lodge at East Liverpool (his former
hOme), receiving the following answer:
HALL or EAST LsyERrooL AssEMBLT,
No. 1859. K. or L.. DEsrRIcT No 3.
EAsr LIyKRFooL, o.. February 81
Jas, Il. Hill, Martins Ferry. o.:
DEAk SIR-Your communication Of the
I'd received, and / am instructed to say to
you that our Assembly viii cheerfully con-
tradict the statement that you were 3 rat.
You never "scabbef here or worked in a
'scab" chop. Respectively
sxn. JNo. A. 0'NEn,
r. s. l.. A. 1858.
YaIedictOry.
Having severed my connection With the
WHEELING REGIsTER, to take q position on
the ST. Paul Globe, l wish to extend to my
many patrons and friends my very sincere
thanks for the uniform kindness and court
esy shown melville laboring among them
as a new gatherer. And while / have made
mistakes, and perhaps at times hurt sensi-
tive feelings, these were errors of the head
and not of the heart, and with charity for
all and malice toward none" / would ask
you to throw over the past the mantle of
charity. / bespeak for my successor ths
same degree Of kindness and respect that
has been shown to me, and through
his. energy and ability will expect
the REGISTER to reach you brimfull
of news, arranged in the most approved
style. To-day is my las. day on the paper,
after q little less than three years connec-
ton. Next Wednesday l will leave for my
new field of labor, and that prosperity,
health and happiness may reign in each
household at my old home in the town Of
Martins Ferry is the wish Of your friend
JOHN W. CR0oEs.
Martins Ferry Feb. Z, 1885.
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Browns Bronchial rroohcs viii relieve
Bronchitis, Atkna. catauh. Coasamptiso and
IAroal Daess0S TS are $50 aipes raa 1ssd
ssCsess.
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PRoHIBTTIoN PETITIONS.

Unger-0f Mrs BeaIe aud l4s other
ladies' Of the county Of Morgan, asking an
amendment to ne Constitution prohibiting
the manufacture and sale Of al sp~irituoaa
and malt liquors.
Unger-0f Joaa ! WesSel and lO4 other
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Notice to Boilers.

WE, THE BOILERS OF THE BENwoOD Iron
wv Works, at our hall assembled, do hereby re-
quest that all boilers of the nail mills Of Wheeling
and vicinity meet and appoint their commit YES 70
meet . like committee Of the Benwool boilers, at
Labor Hall, Eighth ward, on Tuesday, at ? 2. N.
AUGrsT wKITzEL, Chairman. feS1 .
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SENATE.

Twentieth Days SessiOn-Opeuing Prayer
Omitted.
SATURDAY, February Z.
Senate met ct 10 q. m. Prayer was
omitted.
Communication from the House was
received stating that body had passed II. BIS
Nos. !, IA, IS rand Sc.
BILLS IsgRODUeED.
Sommerville-S. B No Ill. A bill 10
fix the compensation Of the Board Of Com
missioners Of the county of Ohio, Re
ferred.
SommeruIe-S. B. No. liz. A bill to
amend and reenact the lst section Of chap
ter 46 Of the Code, concerning the poor a.
amended and re enacted by chapter I ofthe
Acts Of 1881. Referred.
Scots. B. No. liz. A bill amending
and re~enacting section 2 Of chapter AZ of
the Code, concerning the taking Of land
without the owners consent for purposes OF
public utility as revived amended and re-
enacted By chapter Is, Acts 1881. Re
ferred.
Scmmerine-S. B. No. ia, . bill pro-
hihiting the intoxication Of employees Of rail-
road companies while in discharge Of their
duties; defining certain injuries to the prop
erty owned or used BY railroad or other
internal Improvement companies, and to
passengers or other persons upon railroads,
and repeating sections IS and 81 OF chapter
az Aefa 1897 Referred.
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LABoR

Tia Latest Industrial Intelli-
gencs
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RH ME- McWhorter;

By Mr.. McWhorter:
Resolved, That the Committee On the
Judiciary inquire into the e~xpediency of so
eularging the jurisdiction OF notaries as to
authorize them to act in any county where
in they may file and cause to be recorded
in the county clerks Office, their commits
sion and certificate Of qualification. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. McWhorter:
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary enquire into the expediency Of
providing by law for the aPppraisement Of
all real estate before subjecting it to judicial
sale, and requiring that it bring at least
two-thlrds of it's appraised value at such
sale.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were submitted,
asking for the submission of q prohibitory
amendment: From K. d. Pinker and al
others OF jefferson county; 7. F. Flythe and
% others of Preston county; James Rich
ardson and 26 others of Harrison county;
j. B. Bren and 80 others of Writ county;
John ]. Hetzel and l07 others Of Mogan
county, and W.. ". Harper and 68 others Of
Morgan county.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Fl. B. No. %, relating to condemnation
of private lands for public purposes, com
ing up as unfinished business, was further
considered and ordered to its engroSsment.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The special order of the day, considera.
ton of S. J. r. No. 6, providing for a COM
mission to view and report upon a site for
a new Hospital for the Insane. coming up,
on motion Of Mr.. Raymond it was laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander Fl. B. No.
%, relative to corporations, was taken from
the table, and on motion Of Mr.. Dyer, com
mitted to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. McWhorter Il. ]. r.
No. 10, i~nstructing West Virginia Senators
and Representatives to vote for the Blair
bill, was taken from the table, but pending
its consideration the House on motion Of
Mr.. Oxley, adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Pacific Navigation Company
have taken the agency of the schooner
Haleakala.
The Pacific Navigation Company will
not think the Kamoi forever lost for
three months yet.
The schooner Ehukai brought the
Waialua buoy to Honolulu for repairs.
1t will be replaced soon.
Stmr Iwalani sails tomorrow at 1
p. NJ. for Hamakua.
Stmr G r Bisnop sails tomorrow at
SA. NJ. for Waianae, Waialua, Kilauea
and Hanalei.
The Eureka is docked off the fish
market.
The bark Caibarien sailed this p. NJ.
for San Francisco with 1884 bags of
sugar, 72O bags of rice. 5 iron safes and
10 cases of copper paint. Total value
domestic produce, $31 ,554.60.
The afterhOld of the steamer Dowsett
now used as a cabin for the officers
will be converted into freight depart
ment. a new cabin is being built on
deck for the accommodation of passen-
gers. Captain Smith has resigned his
position as master of the steamer. His
successor has not yet been appointed.
The Dowsett sailed last evening in
charge of the chief officer and Captain
BrOwnell.
A square rugged vessel was reported
this p. NJ. several miles off.
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PASSENGERS.

For Kapaa, Kauai, per Jas Makee,
October l2th-Fred Whitney, j W Bush,
Judge p Kama. and 40 deck.
For Molokai, per Mokolii, October
l2th-.James Auld. Hiel Kapu. Albert
McGurn. Peter Dalton. Captain A
Smith and wife. and 75 deck.
For Windward Ports, per Kinau, Oc-
tober 12th-H II ii Princess Liliuoka-
lani. ii II II Princess Poomaikalani.
Hon $ G Wilder, Miss A l. Lowell, Mrs
Il Shore, Miss Mary Duncan, Capt Sam
NOwlein, Mrs j Kaaea. r r Kinds, w
II Cornwell, Brother Bertram, Mr. Jas
Brodie, V S. DR. RolandO Kuehn. Capt
j + Elderts. J. Aseu. Geo Sandermann,
w Dunn, Hon w L Rowell. w II Bab-
cock. Alex Moir. j Fiddes. II r Hitch
cock. w y Horner, Sr. G Along, WA
Chapman. c Cox. j Cooke. and 140
deck.
For San Francisco. per Caibarien,
October 13th--Mrs Frost. Mrs Hitch
cock and Miss Hitchcock.
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krakatae dust from settling in the
Pacific and thus depriving us of those
beautiful, intermittent, chromatic
Hesperian glows that are wrecking
the constitutions of Hawaiian chick
ems, by making them keep late
hours to see the show right up to
the fall of the curtain, when the
spectators disperse to their respec-
tive roosts to the strains of "IIawaii
Ponoi," all retiring highly pleased
with the evenings entertainment
and with one accord pronouncing it
\ grand success? Readers must
excuse our enthusiasm when Science
takes ride on the roller coaster Of
imagination.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The annual meeting of the Royal
Hawaiian Agricultural Society, to
be held at the Hotel this evening, is
an event that no person interested in
the agricultural development of
these islands should overlook. At
this meeting the election of officers
takes place, and the public have
been invited to attend. The So
cicty's objects are the improvement
Of stock; of plantation, farm and
dairy produce; of grasses and
forage plants, trees, shrubs, fruits,
flowers and vegetable; and the pro-
motion of pisciculture, within the
kingdom. A comprehensive mis-
sion, that leaves very few people
disnterested.