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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Dakota, Washington and Mon!a.
naterritories, wan! to be admitted
as States. Better Lot them remain
Out q while longer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Hon. W. L. Wilson, Of the Sec.
oud District, denies the report tina!
he is a candidate for the United
States Senate, but says that be
will be a candidate for re.nomina'
ton for Congress.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

The Republican Senators are de-
termined create a breach With the
President, if possible, but they
don't seem to know exactly how to
begin. The President will not
give them his reasons for removing
Republicans from Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

It is now pretty generally conce.
ded that Hon. D. H. Leonard, Of
Parkersburg, will be appointed U.
S. District Attorney for the District
of West Virginia, in the place Of
Hon. W. H. H. Flick. If merit
and loyalty to the Democratic party
counts anything, Mr.. Leonard will
get the appointment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Believing CHEAP Carbon OIL to be
DANGEROUS, have for some years
kept only the BEST procGtable, the
"Water White Head Light" which those
who have used know to be unsurpassed
in quality, to which l have lately added
the famous elaine Oil.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
The eri.Linr tnriff lave nfto,du

The existing tariff laws affords
no protection 70 the farmer, none
to the miller, none to the butcher,
none to The baker, the carpenter,
the blacksmith, the mason, the en-.
graver or printer, the plaslerer, the
cooper, the plumber, nor the labor.
er. Nobody pretends that the tar.
iff does anything for these indust.
ries. And the men who are pro.
'ec!ed in their business, are per.
mi!tsd to import cheap, pauper Ia.
Dor into this country to displace
American wotkmen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Good stock Of violins, Banjos and
Harps, always on hand. Strings for vi.
olin, Banjo and Guitar, in great many
different makes, kinds and qualities
Among Violin Strings the best are tho
philharmonic, " and the Russian Gut
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

John johnson, Of Morgan county,
committed suicide by hanging him
self with and old halter made of
rope and chain, in his burn. 1t is
said that his mind has been de.
pressed for a long time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

The Republican usurpers Of the
Ohio Senate were forced to sue for
terms and ask the appointment Of
q conference committee. Their
request was granted by tho Demo,
Gratis. Everything is going along
smoothly and the Democratic Sen.
ators from Hamilton county hold
their seats, and will continue to
hold them, to the great disgust Of
that Presidential thief Of 1876, ex.
Governor Noyes,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
THE IIGHTN1NG LAMp,a

still holds its place at the head of Carbon
Oil illuminatOs, and will always be
found in stock. The "Hickok Calcium"
Burner Is nearly equal to 1t, and also on
hand. Small and chsapi Lamps also in
great variety.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
NALESNNN WANIIlI.

Energetic, reliable men; not less than
twenty.four years old, to sell tho choic-
est Fruit and Ornamental Nursery Stock,
on salary with expenses paid, or
on commission as preferred. Steady EN-.
Ployment throughout the year. Bust.
ness quickly learned. Send for terms.
GLEN BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Rochester, n. Y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

1t would be more satisfactory to
Democrats il the President would
turn the Republicans now in Office
out, and gil their places with loyal
Democrats. A Republican with a
particle of self.respect would no!
hold an Office which justly belongs
to a Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
Notice.

A Ill persons are hereby forbidden
n from shooting, hunting, ranging OF
fOwling within the enclosed lands Of the
undersigned situated in Robinson and
Lewis Districts, without my permission,
under tho penalties prescribed BY law.
nov. 4S-iw. C. SRH0N.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

The wife Of Secretary Of State
Bayard, died in Washington last
Sunday. The immediate cause Of
her death was congestion Of the
brain brought on by the shock Of
her daughters sudden death Of
two weeks ago.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03
Fur Wanted.

WILL pay The highest market price
w for Fur and Ginseng, In cash, at
Chas, Mack L Sons, Gallipolis, Ohio.
jan97-9m' A. c, VolLBOM,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Says an exchange: Neither The
Agricultural nor business interests
of the country desire TO be ruined
by a contraction Of The currency
A revival Of trade cannot be
brought about by that means. In
crease the volume Of currency Suf'
fcient for the demands Of business
and the country will prosper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

The winter wheat plant IL Ohio,
Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Mis-,
souri,, Kansas and Maryland has
been examined, and tho testimony
is to the effect that very little dam
age will result from the extreme
weather Of The past ten days. The
plant was covered with snow in all
the States mentioned, and the
billiards could not reach il except
in fss localities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

We regret 10 learn Of the death
Of the estimable wife Of Mr.. Julian
Z. Fleming, editor Of the Morgan.
town NeV Dominion. He has our
profoundest pYmpathY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Senator Camden has gone to Flor.
ida for his health.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

Printing OF all kinds executed at :thh
flee at city prices,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-02-03

10 1886 West Virginia had ESQ.,.
1 l head Of sheep valued at 81, 1885,.
.829.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

NEwYoRK, J an. Neither Mr.. JohD
Roach nor hIs counsel received any Old
cial confirmation to day of 'he report
10 grAphed from Washington last night
tn = Secretary Whitney Ia entirely sat
ishsd with the seawUr,hiness of the
Dolphin, as shown In her recsnt trial
"trip at sea ard In q storm, and is TO for
maily accept the vessel an soon IA mat
tens connected with the case can be
arranged The despatch is the first We
have heard Of it, >" said one OF Mr.,
Ro.ch's counsel this afternoon. That
Mr.. Whitney thinks tho vesse saworthy
81 pears 20 be pretty clearly shown by
his putting a null complement Of officers
and men on board and sending her "a
sea, where she had to go through a
lively storm.
"If ths Dolphin 10 accepted row and
the III Jney paid over, it will help Mr..
Roach very much, viii II not"
"Of coursr; the money will go toward
paying Mr.. Roach's cre6ito an all
y Ill bs paid up In full. His affairs arc
getting along nicsiy and are being SET
lied AZ rapidly as possible.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

Ths following appeal for books for
the Ezion Sunday school should meet
with a libsrfl response. All their books
were destroyed by tho lits on Wednes-
day, and they are without means 70
purchase Others, Their fore II In hoped
that their appeal will be responded TO
properly aud generously;
now YOU CAN HELP US.
The destruction of our nndAy school
library leaves us In sad plight. We
have little IN cans 10 &. s. our treasury,
aud II will be some time before We can
provide for the needs Of tho Sunday
rGbool. In our present trouble, ask
our symplthixing white aud colored
friends, who may have Bibles, Testa-
ments, hymnals, ETC., that they can
contribute, % please donate them 10
Ezion Sabbath school. We want 10
call the school together Sunday morn
iuR. IL plumbers abont seven hundred,
and We have nothing saved from our
large and complete library. Donations
OF books and papars may be sent Satur
dag to Rev. ii. A. Monroe, 40 East
Eleventh street standard Once, -
SO king street; Mr.. W. T.. Grinnags,
l05 West Eighth street MIR. N. r.
Waters. 5i3I1 TAtnall az eet. Please
help US. II. A. MONROE.
Pastor Ez!oD NJ. Il. church.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
I HIR D EDITION.
C@ngress.

In the u. 3, Senate, Thursday, Mr..
' Oorhees offered substitute for Mr.
Harrison's TeceLt resolution regarding
the administration of the Pension Office.
The substitute bnlarges the scope of the
investigation provided for by Mr.. Harri-
sons resolution. Mr. Logan sugles ted
an amendment, which was accepted
covering removals from the bureau. The
resolution then went over. The Utah bill
then came up, and Mr.. Morgan spoke in
support Of an Ell endment offered by aim
providing for the dl sposal of the prop
erty OF the MORMON Church according to
the rules and principles Of the common
law, as In case of tho dissolution of "A
corporation After discussion by Mcssrs.
EdmuBds, Cullom and Teller, Mr.. Nor
gan's amendment was lost. Pending
consideration OF the bill the Senate ad.
journed.
lu the House the call Of States for bills
and resolutions was concluded. Among
the bills introduced wer the following
By Mr.. Golf, of West Virginia, to repeal
the tax on tobacco by Mr.. Caswell Of
Wisconsin, to tax OleomargAr ine by Mr..
Guenther, OF Wise Jnsin, TO prohibit the
importation of articles of foreign manu-
facture bearing stamp, ark or imprint
conveying the impression that they are Of
American manufacture by Mr.. Noor
hees, of Washington Territory, for the
admission OF the State of Washington
and TO forfeit the unearned Northern land
grant; by Mr., Hatch, OF Missouri, fol
the free importation of salt; by Mr.
Duuham, of ! linois, 10 establish De
partment of Com merce. and by Mr.. Ander
son, OF Kansas, TO establish n posta
telegraph system and to reduce the post
age on drop let eTs 10 one cent. At The
conclusion of the call the Speaker an
nounced the committees, and the House
adjourned until Monday.
The chairmen of the principal House
committees, announced by Speaker Car
isle, are as follows. Appropriations,
Randall, Of Pennsylvauia WAYS and
Means, Morrison, of Illinois Foreign
Affairs, Belmont, Of New York Navai
Affairs, Herbert, of Alabama Military
Affairs, Bragg, OF Wisconsin; Coinage,
Bland, of Missouri; Banking and Cur
reucy, Curtin, of Pennsylvania River;
aud h4rbors, Willie, OF Kentucky Labo
O'Neil, of Missouri Commerce, Re agau
of Texas Judiciary, Tucker, Of Virginia
Port offices, Blount, of Georgia ludiaI
Affairs, WelloOrn. of Texas Tensions
Eldredge, Of Michigan Pacific Rail ayr
ThrockmOrtcn, of Texas; Claims, Spring
er, of Illinois Education, Aiken, o
South Carolina Public Lands, COBB, o
Indiana; Mississippi River, King, o
l. ouisiAna Ciyil Service Reform, Cox
OF North Carolina American Shipbuill
ing, Dunn, OF Arkansas Patents, Nit
chell, of Connecticut.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
FOURTH EDITION.
IlaaA

mOtA.
Have you tried this new tea at 1902
Fifth street.
For good coal 70 to Bush's. French
street wharf.
Choice family coal under cover nj
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Come and look ct the Capital range
Piekels' stove store. East Fourth 1t.
Call aud see samples OF fancy cards ut
the REPUBLICAN, ONCE. VIII print
cheap.
CurFy's Erysipelas Ointment cures
orysipelas In its worst form. Sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, 3o2 King street.
The KsDpA Family will give con-
cert Ia The town hall &C smyrna this
(Fricay) evening
TIE iair held in the Centen o ial church
In Smyrna netted s7l 80.
We erdeayor 70 please IN every re
spect. Beaton Smith, druggist, Seventh
and Pine streets.
BUR- aud roller ground fiours, all
grader, lowest prices at Philips Bros'
stores. Front and Madison and Fourth
and French.
Frank RS. Davis, Of the Second ward
Is candidate for the Democratic noni.
Eatlon for assessor OF the first district,
comprising the First. Second, Fourth
ard Eighth wards.
Representative Lore has been ap.
pointed by Speaker Carlisle, on the
Committee ON Naval Affairs and on ex-
pehdituF In the State Department, the
latter being special committee.
Register Grub has granted letters OF
administration to Alice n. Con well, on
the estate Of Myers Conwell, late Of this
city. Letters testamentary have also
been granted to Sallle A. Mills on the
eetate Of John Mills, Jr, lAte OF this
city,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
AkIIxhtYIre.

Shortly after Q . clock last 2
alarm Of IRE was struck fi9p
at Seventh and Railroad q
which tho entire department
usual promptDehs. Tes per ',e
alarm was caused by "a sligt u
upper part of q two story ita4,
at the NOR beast corner OF S,'-
Button wood streets, occupied pl
Maxwell. The fire was disc1
some OF tho neiRhbora, VITO
Maxwell aud his family, Wl-f'
on the roof and extinguish"a /.
few buckets OF water, WIZ
passed no TO him, conssqucate
vices Of the firenen were Loi
Some Of the water fro2s OIL
and Maxwell slipped on 1t -.
tie caves into the street. : y,
for him an employee Of the NJ =
Iron CompsDy was in the D ! =
underneath and caught lil-
came down, breaking the "a =
ing him from serious iIJnH
capped with a sprained ankle =
slight bruises. The fire Ia rul
have been caused hy n deiec if'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Two FanerAtu,

The lbs train from Philadelphia
yesterday, brought down the remains
Of two peTSons In ono o. ri were the
rem aims OF Patrick Lally which were
met by a mum her Of friends and taken
i'm m eSiin'ely from lhe depot TO the
New Cathedral Cemetery, where they
wers inferred high mass was perform
ID In n church in Philadelphia
Tho other coffin contained the remains
81 Miss Mary Holt who died IN the
German Hospital on Monday evening.
number OF friends mst tho remAins
~ the depot and had them removed TO
Union NJ. T.. Church, where religious
sersices were he'd, Rev. e. w. Pretty
man officiating.
A very large number OF friends
awaited themselves OF the opportunity
.Oftakine u last look at tho deceased,
whom they had long known and re-
spected for her high character and
christian virtues. A very handsome
iioral harp was presented as a tribute
of respect BY some near fiiends Of the
deceased. The remains were inferred
ia EiyeTview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08

INOR RENT-HDUs Sc AND STORE 1901
IL Market street, suitable for any bust.
ness. has been occuI led TO. last ten years
as harness store. apply TO JOS Ora.
HAM, 1905 Market street. ias-3tH
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
PrOpOaaIaAsEod for,

Proposals for new boilers for the City
Mill are asked for by the Board of Wa
ter Com and az SIX or eigh'
boilers will be required 1t will nectssi
tate an enlargement Of the boiler house.
The bids will be opened January Goth,
and the new boilers will be required t.
aggregate 400 horse power. Al present
there are four boilers in use, Of % horse
DO yer each, two of which were built IN
1872 By The Harlan Hollingsworth
company for tho u. Il. Wortnington
Hydraulic Company, T. furnish The
steam power for the neR $3.50 Geo gal
Ion pump. In 1898 TAs Pusey and
Jones Company built tho other two, Add
the original pair were thoroughly over
hauled and tie four are non ia good
condition Toe propJ4sl new boilers
are for the supply OF the nav 10 600 900
gallons O0riiss pump uu~ being bail by
Robert WstheriIl & CoupGuy of Chester
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
I If H EDITH
Tahen fog . -

n. l.. Janney, prodn,.
King strssL, had oftrn ~
trials and privations a.
tramp, but It was HIS l,ti}.'"|
10 know how IL WA hi,o.s't
J extent Mr.. JAnnsy hsd .a.
OF potatoes In tile IRE leht ys.r
fore daylight he wan on
after the safaty Of his pa,,
weather was sharp anog,b n
the "A II not we'll pr,tsct,.
The cars were self h.,
AZ tight ~ q iettsr, and in,e -
Mr. Janney spranR CLOSING ~
or air tight door and leayI,, \
side door open. But Mr. \
gentleman In charge can. =,
too and seeing the outside ~
thought no had caught A III
time snre. He no doub, ~
himself a. 10 quietly asS J
fastened the door and MAJ, J
tons u send for q poll oemab
hE. Janney was uncan.rl.,
imprisonment unit! ths All n
began 10 tell upon him ami IA
"A place 10 get fresh air. L. j
door and found ho was a pr. i
he must die II he long rem III
air tight car. he gave sone MI
as he kicked and thumpea ,5I
door. The lively exuIIions n
posed tramp rather amused v.
aud coming around to ~.
tramp liked It, be found y A,
that he had Mr.. Janney thm
i'm mediAtely opened the dom
his prisoners hearing ard
him without costs or fine. n
Judge Smiths first case AMI !
tirst time Nr Janney was eve,
lock and key.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
NOIId Tor Aner-nnn.

C0LCMBUs, O., J21. The kopub'
licau members OF the Legislature held
an open Joint calcps this evening and
nominated Hon. John Sherman for tht
U ntted States Seuate, ~ be voted t0l "a.
the joint convention Of both Houses OIL
Tuesnay next.
The vote was unanimous and open,
there being no other nataa suggsstod II
the caucus. Not more than two doZ7I
persons were present besides the mem
bers. A number of short entb nsiasti'
speeches were made endorsing the nomi
nation, among them belug Ex-Rovern
or Noyes and Lieutenant-govern
Rnunadu
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
An Innnne Msrnnn.

Last September the wife OF John
McDonLcll, hard working maa,
resides a. No. 1923 West Front atreet,
became deranged aud hal - be sent &.
'hs insane depariuisnt Of ihe aims
house. Shois tho mother II i've chit.
dren, and the father was obliged "a
break up his home and find sheller for
his little ones IN charitable Institutions.
Last November she lad improved 10
much that Dr. Oge. ordered her dis.
charged, and tho family was again
united.
Within the past week she has given
.evldencu Of a return Of Der old disease,
and last night WAS quito violent. She
armed herself with Ratchet and de.
clarcd that she would kill her husband
consequently be was airail 20 close his
eyes all night, for fear that she would
execute Der threat, 0r do sonlo injury 10
tha children, aad this morning he ex.
pressed his intention OF having her
again removed 10 tho institution until
she RECEIVERS.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Avoiding an Elevated ROAD,

The Baltimore Sun reports that thu
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has purchased enough of the first mort
gage bonds OF the Maryland Central
Rsilroad to give It control of that line
This purchase, 1t is stated, is with Q
view to getting an entrance into Baltl-
more without going 10 the enormous ex
pense Of building an elevated railroad
The new road, which IL narrow gauge
will be made broad gauge, and ii
tracks will connect with those or tn,
Baltimore and Ohio at the Relay n ouse
and With those of tho Philadelphia an,
Baltimore at point near Belais, Hart
ford county.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
AArnh AIlntn ,aIIl sInrrl.l

sTOCETos, Gal. Jan. 7.--lE
Terry, ex -Ghiet justice OF tue -
Court Of California, and hi~
Aithoa Hill. who claims 20
widow OF Elk Senator slan
Nevada, were married sn9fi
tare ID O'Clock this morning { u
sona2o OF the Catholic Church
Hill arrived on tho steamer e..
Francisco Mt 3 0'clOok this nir..i
remained on board until o 4'c,d
she left for the parsonage VII
Treasurer Oulahan, vino "a
grooInsman for Mr.. Terry.
The bride was dressed in a '
snit Of dark wooden matsriI.
O'Connor, Of ST. Mays ihUt'
formed the ceremo ny, the arolz
being the only person preser!
the contracting parties and the 1
man, Miss Hin having decided
pense with bridesmaids. Julil
positively refused to allow 4
port re- TO ba present.
The license gave the BRIDE
as Sarah Althea hin Sharon 4
age ~ 20 years. and Judge m
62. The ceremony was quick 3 r
ed after which the bridal patif
to Mr.. Terry's tesider ce, wheel
ding breab fast had been prrpaFs
repast over, MIR, Terry retufu~
Superior Conrt, where a ca's ?
conducting WAS on trial Ciif't
ry. tbs Judges only living s1a
ported as AZ being greatly ar
HIS fathers marriage, and I'M
ing here for Fresno, where
lately purchased for h.m :
amount Of property.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
should Recorn,ze BIs ser

wonld be the II ttinR thihE
FIRE insurance companies 10
the self-sacrificinR services O. \,
Robinson, who took his life III y
and went down through hia, 4,
and water underneath the ~
the fire NJ Ez on NJ. E chn
of the gas that was furni' mig !.
the flames. Hts act of heiV'.
probability savei the insof11u' .t
panies several Thousand az"
deserves n mors substautia'
ton than mere formal 'haoeS'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
Dr. roao.u lecture.

Tho ltoture room OF Grace chapel was
moderately Il ed with an intelligent
and appreclAtivo audience last night to
hear literary treat from the Rev.
jacob Todd, former pastor OF Grace
bat now pastor OF church ut
Newark, New jersey, on "rhe children
and Cradle Of Art" The lecturer was
perfectly familiar with his subjsct and
carried bis hearers wish him 10 sunny
Italy, the land OF art and song. As the
speaker dwelt eloquently upon the pan
theon and the beauties OF Rome. Venice
Florence and Milan his audience In
breathless silence listened. He minute
ly described st. Peter's1chnrch az Rome
which he said was large enough 10 hold
eighty six other churches of ordinary
size with large space 10 spare. The
coliseum at Rome was described as
capab 10 Of seating 81 600 people.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
A ThIeyinE CasnIer,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-'ihrough the de.
faleations Of q trusted employee the irI
goods jobbing firm OF Painter, Tongue \
Co. was obliged to suspend to-day. They
discovered the deialcations last night
When William II. Rose, the book -keeIci
and cashier, appeared at his desk THU
morning, he was confronted by the firm
and he broke down and confessed tina
his speculatious had extended over tive
years. After this acknowledgment and
a hasty examination of the books the
firm decided TO suspend. A general deed
OF trust was made TO Henry j. Farber
DR., OF II J. Farber ~ Co, who gave
bond in 100000. The firm has been IN
existence seven years, formerly trading
as Turnbull, Tongue " Co. They placed
the most implicit faith in Rose, who had
been with them since they began business
but from present indications he has ruined
mis- employers. He says that he ncithe
gambled nor speculated, but sunk the
funds in manufacturing neckwcar and in
a retail store under the name of w. Il
Rose u Co.
Rose has not yet been arrested BE Is
well connected socially. Mr.. Painter said
that the firm kept close surveillance over
Rose, and would decide what to do to-
morrow.
Mr. Painter sad tonight that Rose
confessed TO having embczzled 81, 900
but the amount IS probably much greater
Thefirm's liabilities may reach $40 900
against which they have $50 900 or Gao 90,
OF stock. George W. Day, OF Evans
Day Il Co, fruit and oyster packers, is ,
special partner 10 the firm for $50 coo
which he Will lose, and probably more
The firms creditors are nearly all Il
Philadelphia and New York aud nun
Der Of cases OF unopened goods were re
turned TO day to the PARTIES from whom
they were bought. Roses friends ar.
making an effort to make good tn
amount Of his defalcltlons.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-08
CIean G0ne.

Forty seven milli)n bushels OF grain
were shipped from New York to fore u
countries last year, and not one bs.sheI
Of them in an American bottom. In
1884 there we're two small shipments
under the flag of the United States
Last yearno one. Clean gone Of
the one thousand one hundred and
ninety.one vessels which carried this
immense quantity of fret ht across til,
ocean in 1885 moro than half we've
British. In roaud numbers forty fear
million bushels went in steamship.
and three million In ships under rail