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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15
THE CHIMNEY CUPBOARD.

"Girls never do anything in stor-
les" said Margaret Barber, impa-
tiently throwing down her maga-
zine: "it is always the boys who do
things"
am sure" said her grandmother,
"that in the story you have been
reading, Lucy washed the dishes,
swept the kitchen floor, and took
care of the badly, while her mother
was away"
"But Horace killed the bearI" in.
terrupled the young girl, still so
impariently, that her grandfather
laid down his newspaper, took of
his steel bowed glasses, and looking
across the room at a still, pretty,
plump old lady, who was slowly
rocking and swiftly knitting, he
said:
Washed the dishes, swept the
floor, and took care Of the baby, did
she? That is just what your Aunt
Hannah was left to do the day she
was ten years old, when father and
mother went to Hartford, and
hunch.back Pingree came along
If that story could be printed there
would be a girl in it that did some.
thing, for | was the boy, and | was
the baby, and did nothing but
scream, Tell US about it, Han.
nah"
"oh, yes, Aunt Hannah" cried
Margaret, "do tell us!"
And although the plumpuldlady
shook her head at her brother, 10
begin with, she relonred, presently
and said:
"Do you see that cupboard there
by the fireplace2"
ITO be sure" said Margaret's
mother, who with her daughter,
was making her first visit at the
quaint old homestead. at quite
distrPSses me, it looks SO old fash
ioned with its two doors. | should
have it taken out if the house was
mine"
"No donbt," said Aunt Hannah;
"but that has been a SO yicea bic
part of the house in its day, II
was framed in and finished up
when The chimney was built, with
little secret drawers that pull out
from between the stones of the
great chimney,
"My father was quite a business
man for those times; he was town
clerk and treasurer for years, and
he settled all the estates of all the
people who died, far and near, SO
there were always packages Of pa
pers and rolls of money belonging
toa great many individuals, in
that little cupboard,
"Whon Captain Pingree died, l
remember well that father was
very much opposed TO having any
thing to do with settling the es.
tate"
"They are an ill.tempered fami.
ly," | heard him say TO my moth.
or, "and that hunch back is like
an evil spirit to deal with. His
father has advanced him good
deal Of money, and holds his notes
for the same, yet now he intends 10
share alike with the other heirs
They will not submit to such in
justice, and consequently there
will be trouble, that some one else
must settle besides me. lean have
nothing TO do with IT,"
"My father was honest in that
decision, yet that very night pa
pers came to him from the Probate
Judge, authorizing him to not as
administrator, aud before bedtime
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15
The sentiment Of The peOplc.

MUIHNNIUWN NeW DOMINION.
The Legislature Of West Virgin.
ia will meet on Tuesday, January
llth. The most important matter
is tho election Of u Senator. There
is no doubt that Mr.. Camden has u
majority OF the Legislature and
that a majority of the people do
sire his reelection, hence there
ought TO be trouble about it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15
Come one! Come all!
Both great and small,

and examine our entire stock Of goods and that what say
nothing but the truth.
This always bitter pill for competitors when we appear
before the community with such immense stock as at present
and then the price what gets them ALL But tcannot help ta just
so long as they don't get in shape to do business as
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

A new yacht, the Thistle, is bO.
ing built on the Clyde to contend,
eventually, for the Americas cup.
1t should not be difficult for tho
Mayilower to sail the Thistle
down.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

Robert and Giles Sisson, two
brothers living in Mason county,
got into dispute about some corn
and came To blows, Robert cut two
frigh'ful gashes in his brothers
head with a heavy spOke. Il IS
thought y the skull is fractured.-
Spencer Bulletin.
No such parties reside in Mason
county. The above was evidently
a "grape vine" imposed upon the
Bulletin,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

Col. NJ. NJ. Cooper, has purchased
the Harrison Democrat, and is edi.
ting it with vim aud vigor. We
welcome the Colonel, and will usu
our best endeavOrs to aid him in
promoting the cause of Democracy,
WhoOp GIN up, Col.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

Shopping in thu Countrywide,
ma'aln; those are two articles wu
don't keep but thooysIOrs, l think,
you will find at the post. Office, and
bananas you can get across the way
at the barber's."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

The Portsmouth Times says that
the Ohio and Northwestern Com.
pany will likely be the purchasers
of the c. & L. railroad when sold,
1t will be great cOal road for Gin.
cinnati, as its extension TO the coal
fields will then be assured. This
is the road projected from the Ohio
side of our bridge to Portsmouth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

The leading dentists in Russia
and Germany are Americans, and
they probably have the French
and German tongues NJ their fin.
gers ends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

That the Moen Wilson secret has
never been told makes it almost
certain that no woman has possess
sion Of il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

Ship your corn tomarket by way
Of the fat hog or steer, A good,
strong, well fattoned sheep can car.
ry some corn to market at u very
reasonable rate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

Never give a horse which is us.
ually fed oats a full feed of corn
meal in place Of the oats, Better
let it go without
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

What goes without saying-A
dumb mans communications,
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LAST, BUT THEY ARE NOT LEAST!
ChaS. Mack & Son.
GALL1PoLIs, OHIO,
are always in the lead, and this fall
more SO than ever before!

Read is entire Advertisements and then come and be con-
Vinced that what say Id true.
Our stock comprises follows Silks and Satins cheaper and
better than any OF our competitors. Don't fail give look
when you get ready to purchase
Cashmce Sattecns Bouce Cloths Henrietta Cloths Trcots in
all WOOL that make the buyers oonshed after they hear our
prices and examine goods how they be cheaper than
last year. although advance in WOOL Don't you buyer fail to
come aud examine and save money
Cloaks Jackets erscy-te largest stock in the city, and the
beauty is, cheaper than our competitors.
Jeans FIanc, and go many other woolcn too numerous
to mention, cheaper than the cheapest.
Blankets and Saws-come and for yourselves Don't take
our word for it. but come We the cheapest in all goods and
we know it.
Fine Shoes for ladies and gents Take the time to come and cx.
anime and look through in regard to quality and price 1t don't
cost you anything and be your own Judge
Heavy Boots and Shoes We have the best and largest stock of
any before and positively will be uncso by any one
OF our competitors. Remember handle all kinds from the
cheapest to the best
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15

The REGISTER for 81 a year, in
advance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-15
CHAs. MACK & SON.

They surely cannot expect to gvethe consumer such bargain
CAS MACK SON and pay the rents and clerk hire they all
have got to do Let the consumer figure for hscftha they have
got this expense of from $4,000 $4,000 year, which we have not
got then ask the question if this expense added to the
of the goods which the has got pay when he buys from
our competitors Every dollar they sell has got extra per cent
added to 60 toward paying rents and clerks Aud the only way
they ride in the boat that CIAS MACK son d. and
try and sell cheapas ClAS MACK SON. they surely have
got to substitutes in place Of the kind of goods as CAS
MACK & son sell.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
THEY WANTED SNOW.
ErglN TIs DuF.fIIaH Orsgg.l sfIll

at takes all sorts of people 70 make .
world Is Id sayog. Is not surprising that teo
can be found people here who wish for snow a "
porter gcrpss party ~ these people yesterday ~
tbg IN circle around hot stove "We really nrs nss
snow. said one, to protect the young wheat az n
ground Is wet ana tho whca, plants full OF sap anu
there should reeze-up Il would daasge the eog
prospects," YES" said another eli The gsoanS
freezes the roots OF the wheat will be broken on a
thrown ont OF the ground. We need good fl OF or
To protect it, Snow Is good fertilizer, said a.
"lOOk what an Immense crUp had thiS yesr vn -.
count OF the snow last winter" "Snow wafer ~ ~ % a
best thing III the world 10 wash or battle In. sa
other; ait will wash cleaner than hard water W .
soap. IL Ia on account or she ammonia III tne nrr
Then the silent mar: Clipped In with "Ipreter
my ammonia at drug store and am OF the ps op.as AZ
that In given quantity OF snow there sten uns, un,,.S
much rIeumonia as there ammonia and tue ~se''
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

Expenditures in War nen
tucky Wheeler Alabama yse New for9
Exponditarcs In Treasury DepartmentnLowery IR
diana; Bland Missouri; Breckenridge, Arkansas onaw,
Maryland; Hahn louisiana Bunnell' Penhsy'aniA'
expenditures in the Navy Department-Taylor Ten,
nessee sOwden PcnnsyyaHia DayidsGp' flGp,as fpois
T% J. cSpSs rSs%a, W;coRsn
Expenditures in the Post oice
Alabama; Alabama " T. Taylor, Tennessee; Herman, Oregon ;
Expenditures in Inferior Depsrtment-weayer; Iowa
Dargan south Carolina; Harris, Georgia; Cnberson
Texts Brumm. Pennsylyanla; Libby, Virginia; Day.
Expenditures in Department OF Justice-Gbson, West
Virginia Hammond, Georgia; Seymour, Cohhec,,Sas
Ward, Illinois Milliken, Maine; Hanback, Kansas
Expenditnre, on Public Buildings and Grounds. mS;o
Riggs, Illinois Pettibone. Tennessee oHara, North
Carolina Gainger. Nsw-IIamPshiTe: orr N..onr, =.
St Martin Lousiana Gibson M0ryand IrgS sosoar Nr
Rhode Island l. II. Taylor Ohio. ,,,.-,..,-,.
JOINT Committee on GTarySnSei0n hls'''ipp
Select Committee on Reform IN Civil service-CoX'
North Carolina; Clement. Georgia; Storm Pennsyi-
Mitchell, Connscticut; stone, Missouri Pulitzer. New
York; Bayne Pennsylvania; SpOOncr, Rhoue lsihnu
Little, ONO; Lehlbach. New-Jersey; Farquuar' Ne"
American Ship Building and Ship Owning Interests.
Dunn, Arkansas Holman, Indiana Mills Texas King
Louisians; Bliss. New York; Rankin. Wisconsin & NC
MILAN Tenncssee; Comst9ck Mcnigan DInss, nIvap,s
Name NauSWOTtn, hentuckyi OsDOTni
FELTON,, California Romeis, Ohio
Committee on Election OF President and Nice-Presl-
dent-Caldwel, Tennessee; Eden. Illinois; Ermentrout'
Pennsylvania; Beach, New-York; Dibble. South Caro-
lima Gibson, Maryland Heard Missouri Johnston,
North Carolina Laird. Nebraska; Baker, New YORK;
Bestand, Pennsylvania; Cooper, Ohio Mohltt Micni
Ventilation and Acoustics-Green, North Carolina; /;
Steward. Texas d" Tim j. CAMPBELL New-lork A!Ien,
Mlssssippi; Evans, Pennsylvania; Swinburne, New
York ODonnell, Michigan. 60
Select COMMITTEES on Alcoholic Liquor Traffc-Camp-
bell; OHIO; CarletoI Michigan fTederiok, iSSS, S~
York; Price, Wisconsin; EyerharJlt, Pennsylvania; ;
Lindsey, New-York Romeis. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Jan. z. 1856
OFFICIAL CHANGEs-Tho Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury
has applied to the Civil Service Commission for nine
bookkeepers to MI vacancies In his clerical force
CABINET MEETISG.-The Cabinet meeting was attended
by Secretary Blyard, AtOrneyGencra Garland. Secrc
lry whitney aud Postmaster General Villas secretaries
Endicott aud Lamar out Of the city aud Secretary
Manning Is conDed to his house by ndspositon caused
by oycrwOrk
NEW MAIL ASD PASSENGER SERyfcE.-The new steamer
Mascotte left Tampa Fld yesterday, and VIII leave
there Wednesday on the arrival OF the South
Florida Railroad train from Sandford with United States
mails for Key West and Havana On Saturdays either
the whitney the Hutchinson Will leave there on like
service, and in connection with the Atlantic Coast Line,
will form "A through passenger route To Cuba.
DISMISSED FOR CAUsE.-Oiyer i. Burger OF Quincy,
Ill., who was appointed to thousand dollar cerkship
the Registry Division Of the Post Once Department
last September. under the CIv Serycs rules, was sum
mary dismissed the service by the al
this morning. Burger prepared postal circular In
which forth that the Goyernmcnt oilers employ
men at "A remunerativo salary, To those who are quail
fled to enter service fno department ricals say
that tho statements contained In tho circular are pur
pOsely and grossly unloading
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
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MUTINY on A SCHOONER.

"A weather. beaten sea captain came hastily
ashore from Staten Island ferryboat yesterday and
applied Captain Smith. OF the Police Boat Patrol,
arrest the OF the schooner A. Paine. lie cap
tain OF the schooner and gave his name Solomon r.
Hawes, OF Provincetown, Mass. The vessel bound
for Philadelphia with load or potatoes and had been
obliged 20 put in this port Tuesday account Of bad
weather The he said. had taken possession ~ 0s
vessel which lay Oh SapletOn Captain Smith found tle
schooner there and arrested three VINO were said
have caused the mutny They offered resistance aud
were taken bOard the Patrol leaving tie captain,
aud man with the schooner
The niutIneers are james McMillen. OF No. l5i For
syth-st A. L. Holsen, OF Boston, and Richard sutOn
colorsd, cook, OF No. l6i East tei-andhrd'
st. They placed Ia the Twentyseyenth Prrcinc.
station last night. McMlllen said that the crew offered
no violence 60 Captain Hawes The vessel he asserted
WAS old and unseaworthy ard tho men would not r,s
going 10 sea Ia her present condition. They Left PA co
Edwards Island on December lS and had bad wealth.
ever since For five days last week they were adrl!!
without bearings The vessel half fu OF water and
the were ut the pumps all the lime. Their coal wax
washed away and the nasts and rigging were coated
with several inches Of Ice Most Of the had rol
feet When they mot pilot and learned where ny
taay ran into New York and the captain SAID Us
would have the vessel surveyed and pat on TIE aSea
" To-day wheu we were at dinner, continued McMuieD,
the captain and the maIe got the schooner into 'ns
stream. Then threw the aachOr over and refused "
gO further while the vessel was In so bad shape
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
1HE SAERMAN CASE IN SYRACUSE.
JUSTICE KENNEDY TO ISSUE A MANDAT L.
THE DrFGx DANr SEEMS TO HIM TO DE coNrUMA-

THE DrFEN DANT SEEMS TO HIM TO DE CoNTUMA-
CiOUS
SYRACUSE, Jan. Z (Specidh. Before Justice
Kennedy In the Supreme Conr IN the OF Hami ton
W. Swift against Thomas Parish Sherman OF NewYork,
u trust fund OF 100000 Lawyer Tracy ap-
peared TO argue motion TO vacate Judge Donohuc's
order to extend Shermans time answer Mr. sherman
not IN court, II being almost impossible to get him
OF New-York An affidavit made Yesterday before
notary public, Augustus b. Darlington, In NewYors
ed aud an extension given. Then the case
against Charles X. Huntington. OF the sureties
Mr. shcrmans bond, was called. Mr.. Tracy informed
the court that Mr. Sherman had been subpGnaed, but
had failed To comply with the summons.
You are entitled 10 an attachment, Mr.. Tracy, said
Justice Kennedy and you may get ~ out as soon as
please VIII be glad TO this gentleman In
court and you may rely all tho aid ! properly
furnish TO compel his attendance al "a witness. File
your proof Of service. therefore, and make your appl
cation for an attachment at once, IL you desire
want U understood that the OF this court behind
you any effort to compel the attendance OF ts mau.
who seems contumacious. He has disObeyed process
duy Issued and the court will enforce the mandate by
all the means within is power II so requested"
IL Is probable that officer Will be New York
10 fetch Mr.. Sherman 10 Syracuse whether he will
not.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
AFRAID OF AN INVESTIGATION.
AT hfiD VI hN i4N ipAilN%N'
METHODS or THE DEMOCRATS IN EYADING LEGIs-
LATIyE INQUIRY IN ONO.

I
LATIyg INQUIRY IN ONO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. Z (Speciah.-At the
meeting yesterday Of the legislative committee which Is
investigating the frauds Cincinnati. IL announced
BY the attorney OF " Dan Dalton, the County Clerk.
that In addition to the returns called for he had others
which he wished to submit. and he requested the
mittee TO walt until day. but the evening yet
remained and the committee sked that the be
presented then They met at O'Clock and there was
more delay. Dalton not there. At O'Clock Dalton
came in and reported that he could get the returns
that they locked up I'm Safe and that his deputy
Brton who had charge OF them. Of town. When
Mr.. Cameron. Of the committee stated that he had
lust seen Briton lobby OF the hotel 1t became evi
dent that the committee being trihcd with. The
committee justly angry at this treatment and after
lively debate, In which tho two Democratic members
spoke In defence OF Dalton the committee adjourned to
meet In this city this morning That the least they
could do to protect their al guty They had to Cln
cinnat and Dh"n ard the counsel Of the contestees
had played with them IL was their purpose 10
Teach tho triers a lesson by causing them
little Inconvenience In return for what the committee
had suffered. Dalton shOnld consider himself lucky To
escape for h- aud should take his
trIp 10 Columbus without a nurnur.
dangerous business for tho conestecs and prob
ably will hasten the seating OF the Republican con
tesOrs Tue country Republican members are getting
nsrht into the methods OF the gang Their excess
caution IL vanishing before their rising Some
thinx decisive aud 1nal may bs Kpected soon. The
committee here this afternoon aud agreed to re-
from the clerk OF the supreme Court certified
copy ~ the proceedings ot the courts Of Hamilton
milte- Today aud the committee adjourned meet
the call OF the chairman
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
oNE BURGLARY AFrER ANornER IN BurrALo.

BUFFALO, Jan. (Speciah.-MayOr Hecker's
criticisms Of the police forco appear have de-
served. for burgtres constantly reported although
the police systematically suppress the conceal
the danger from tho public and warn companants to
keep quiet. IL leaked this afternoon three men
went into Chase COmstocks fur store in Main-st TWO
blocks from police headq quarers and stole $500 worth
OF fnrs. The robbery In broad day light and the
police informed, but have been unable to catch the
thieves. Two NIGHTS thieves entered boarding
house In Swanst went to Frank CrandalPs room the
only unOccuped at the time aud stole clothes worth
500 and Otner artoles private watchman detected
two burglars trying to enter Bank President Atmans
house IN North ST. at mdni ght, ana ruleSs chase
To them. Tho grocery store of Baker Brothers III
Nlagarast., ribbed this morning. Ia q published
card they say: Can yOu tell whether the police are
ornament or not This Is the second time In two
month"; that our store has been robbed and IL is getting
tiresom
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 7.-Captain Curtis f.
Num- Assistant Surgeon. been relieved from duty
In the Department OF Last and ordered to the De
partInent OF Dakota
Captain william G. shannon, Assistant Surgeon VIII
on the expiration OF his leave OF Absence report for duty
In the Department OF the East
Colonel Thomas A. MeParlin. Surgeon. has been or
dered Omaha, Seb for assignment to duty ~ medical
director OF the Department OF lho Platte.
Captaiu Emil Adam. 9th Cavalry. now on leave of ab
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
SUNDAY WORK on THE A0UEDUCE

Controller Loew received letter from VIII
lam Fleming, No. IA Blrrowst.. yesterday calling AZ
tenton the work Of miners In the Aqueduet on suu
days forbidden by tho Revised Statutes. lie urger
that such work could legally be paid for ard th
was important 10 religious mnds II every crop ~. y.
water furnished the city to Oe accompanied pS u
OF God for the violation OF the Fourth Commana
mont. The Controller the letter ana sau
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
AN EARTHQUAKE IN SENECA COUNTY.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 7 (SpeciaD. Reports reached
here to-day OF slight shock OF earthquake at o'clock
this In the western pars OF Seneca County in the
neghborhood OF Waterloo aud Seneca Lake. The shock
preceded by low rumbling sound rcsembled
thunder when the earth shook Doors aud windows are
said to have ratified and crockery displaced aud
broken. Az psnt it IL reported that people
OSed aboat in their beds The experience from
pleasant one. aud has caused derable excitemen
the more account of lighter shock experienced
time ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
REPORT on COASr DEPEyOES.

The Army and Navy Board of Fortiacations
which constituted ast year make report on tue
condition and needs OF the countrys fortihcations, h
almost completed its lab0rs. The board has been ur
Yidrd into committees each OF which has done sEse
IN the work The board met whole yesterday la Ds
Grand Uoiel to gather together the work OF tue cO
mittees The report will be given to the public neN'
week.
Secretary Endicott Is warmly in favor OF steps oens
taken by Congress TO put the coast deences OF tho coan
in order aud thinks the should be begun IN n
city, Boston. Philadelphia and New-Orleans and eh
tended hut the entire seabOard Is properly protected
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
in THE ARMS OF HIS DEAD MOTHER

SYRACUSE, Jan. 7 (Specid0.-When George
McCrum awoke at a. IN. to-day he found his mother
lying dead by his side. with her arms about him. He
SO frightened that 1t minutes before no
could release himself and give the alarm. Mrs. McCrum
In her usual health last evening" but the boy says
that he hoard her about the I'm the night IL Is
supposed that the suicide account
OF her domestic troubles. Hcr husband deserted her
some time
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
REPORT on rHE oCAKER BRIDGE DAM

Assistant Sanitary Inspector James as chair
man and DR., Cyrus Edison secretary OF the Hysio,o
Committee OF the County Medical Society have prrsev
Ell To that body full report ON the water supply
state that from sanitary point Of view no oOeV,vs
can he urged against the Qlakcr Bridge Dam scns",
and that the construction OF tins dam Is necessary
store all the water OF the Croon watershed TIE rpo
urges that the Sudom Dam be Immediately begun rs ~
Increase OF the water supply Is imperative.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08

damage to trestle work by The jar was felt a,
Chateaugay eighteen miles distant.
KINGSTON, JAM z (SPecdh.-Louis Willett the mur
derer OF Edwin Kellahd, %i not be hanged to-morrow.
the case having been taken to the General Term whers
IL will be heard on January 20
eCANAJoHARIE, Jan. tSpeeiab.-James Casey and
Joseph Hoffman, tramps, were struck by an engine on
the NewYork Central Railroad at TribesKll to-day aud
were instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
JoTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

OGDENsBURG, Jan. 7 (SpeciaB.-lt Is now
definitely settled that Burlington will hold an ice carni
val In February.
Yesterday soall powder house at Lyon Mountain,
containing about 800 pounds OF giant powder exploded
breaking tho window glass OF houses, and doing sone
New-York tribune., 1886-01-08
sr,pr,y0A 4 NEW STgIMSHIp LINE

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. THE Tampa Board of
Trade ana their friends entertained today on board
o. the new steamship Mascots OF tho Plant sieamahp
Line plying between this point, Key West and Havana
The Masrotte sailed for Havana this AFTERNOON The
General and Government officers of Cubn will
be the guests OF the ship In Havana on Friday.