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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-31

vania road. with headquarters at Altoona, is
now superintendent of motive power OF the
Northeastern road (Englsndl. he introduced
the compound locomotive. which is proving go
popular with English roads.
II Is thought that the friends OF the Louis
vile. New Albany & Chicago road are behind
the scheme to build a road from Bedford TO Sey-
mour, on the Ohio g. Mississippi road. When
the Indianapolis Rolline-Mill Company owned
the Bedford 81 Bloomfield road, now controlled
by the L., n. A. 81 G. people. they proposed to
buiid this extension. and went 80 far as to get .
charter and survey the line, but the question OF
gauge delayed the enterprise, the b. d Is. then
being a narrow-gauge road
An effort 10 being made to instil new life into
the railroad mems branch Of the Y. n. @. "A.
The Pennsylvania people. it Is stated, have ex-
pressed q Willingness to do their share towards
its support, provided a live Christian worker Is
given charge of the institution. John Bruntons
who was for many years in the service OF tho
Bee-line. and who 10 much respected and be-
loved by the railroad fraternity, has been prom
inently mentioned for the position. He 10 now
located in Denver, Col, but one Of bis friends
says he would gladly return TO Indianapolis IL
90 opportunity was offered him..
National Republican., 1888-05-24
The IinYcnii Nnsea Ended.

tce Montgomery, Assistant District Attorney
Lipscomb entered Il nollc pros in the cases of
Edward G. Linden, Louis Z, wild, John n.
pistorio Joseph u. Sloan, John Fallon, Anton
Fischer. and Frank pistorio, who were charged
with conspiracy. and their sureties were also
discharged. This Is the celebrated musicians
boycott case, wherein James Callan and the
defendants were convicted In the police court
An appeal was taken, and later on, on writ
Of habeas corpus to release Callan from Gus.
tody. the case went to the United States Su.
II. ordered the discharge Of the prisoner, q
full report of which decision has been printed
In thp RIpTBLtCAN
National Republican., 1888-05-24
A Sweet Opera Singer Strikes II High
Nnie.

Hearing that member Of the Careton
opera Company. which delighted Chicago ati.
dicnces with comic opera, held one.twentieth
Of ticket No. S?lii, which drew $4,000 In the
terry, TiOrtiei representative was informed
that Miss Clara Wisdom was the fortunate
person. Calling at her hotel. Miss Clara wis.
dom, who Is a very attractive young lady of
twenty-five. and whose voice and manners are
quite a. charming as her appearance, said II
held one twentieth of ticket No. 50, III, which
drew $4,000 in the March 18th drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery Co. The Carleton
Opera Company was en- route to Denver and
at ogden vender came into our car, and re.
membering q fve.dollar gold piece which |
had found in Los Angeles. Thought | would
invest. Well, II didn't win the large St prize,
hut II has brought me $500, which will as.
slst my memory .wondcrfuly..-C Chico0o (WJ
.jIdBsuH IidIcieF, April Z.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
building Permits.

Tie following building permits were i.
sued yesterday: c. Berger will erect dwelling
liol Rhode Island avenue, to cost $1,000: ).
Fislman, dwelling and store $50 Seventh
street. $4,000 II. r, Pellen, dwellings 1911 and
1916 Rhode Island avenue, $4,000; q. L. EN-
mons, agent, nine dwellings in Union alley.
Ss.SCG; j. y. Little. dwelling 1911 Fourteenth
street, 5000: L. VOLT. GIG TO ~ X street
and ISi1 sherman aynnne sI IN. y X Rrnn't,
dwelling $50 Twentieth street, 5000; T.. Fried.
Crick, dwelling Fourth street southeast,
50 $50: u. w. Fowler. store G!T Massachusetts
avenue. sl,5OO: \. Frey. dwellings ll3l, Il33
and ll3j In alley. square 100 Sl,jOO; Ed Raedy,
dwelling X street, between Fifth and sixth
streets northeast, 5000: George T., EmInOnS
agent, stable In square n!s, Sl,!0o: j. {. llu-
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Driahtwood race. poslponcd TIL Frlloyota.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges viii meet tonight at
the place, named:
Masonic New Jcrusulun. No. Q. Masonic
Temple; Harmony. No. Il, Masonic Temples
George {. Whiting, No -, Georgetown: Wash.
mgon II. \. Chapter, No. =, Masonic Temple.
l. o. u. F.-Culumbia. 40. IN. odd Fellows
Hall; Oriental, Ne. ~. odd Fellows Hail;
frirnd.hip. No. H. rcnnsylvana avenue and
Twentieth street northwest: Covenant NJ.
Is. odd Fellows Hall. GcorGetown.
Knight, OF Pythias Union, No. -, Seventh
and l. streets northwest.
l.. q. q. C,-St. Johns. No. -, Washington
Hall; PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Third street
knights of Ilonor-N National. No. Gi3, X. of
H. Hall. St Cloud Building.
knights Of Golden Eagle America Castle,
No. ., McCaulcy's Hall, 200 Pennsylvania ave
j. o. Of Il. M-Tuscarora. No. .. odd Eel.
lows Hall Eighth street southeast: Logan,
No. $, Market Hall. rhirty.sccOnd street;
Onondaga. No. 10. Bunch's Hall
\. l.. of H.-llarmony, No. l3l, Ie Drot
Building room a.
!. o. q, T-starof Hope. Ne. t9, Pcnnsyva.
MIA avenue and Nineteenth street northwest.
q. M.-Milliam Louis S'hcy, No. I, odd
Fellows Hall. Georgetown; Friendship No. =,
X. Of q T.. Hall 3il Ninth street northwest:
National Onion Central Council, No. .l9,
i2l sixth street northwest.
o. L. 4. M.--Iibcrty Council No. .. Stld.
hams Hall 1923 Seventh street northwest.
q. L. A. NJ. Jr- Mount Vernon Council No.
~, BaunlS llall, Fourth ana East capitol
streets ...
Union Veteran Union Hancock. No. I. 9!3
I street.
g, 4. R-llurnsidc. No. 4. G.. A. r. Hall.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
order of the iron liall-Local Branch No $40,
81. Cloud Building, corner OF Ninth and +
streets.
knights of IIonor-POstoflicc Council. No.
2Ci, lUOi g street northwest: East Washington
Council, No, 2l1. odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
TIE SMALL THINGS OF ADAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

John A. Decide has been appointed an ad.
ditiunal private on the police force.
William Ferguson ir has sold to Henry A.
Jones for 5000 sublOt lG In square 36i.
Mrs Efic A. Lauffcr by her will filed yes.
tcrdaX leaves her property to her husband.
Mary II. Armes and husband have sold to
Aaron H. Hughes sublot Il In square 2OS for
$500.
John steep was acquitted in the criminal
court yesterday of the charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
Judge Miller. of the police court yesterday
lined Miles MiluyitCh s. for driving hanson
cab faster than the law allows.
Herman Edcl was adiudged guilty yester
day 10y Judge Miller ot violating the sunday
law Ivy selling beer. and fined $50.
VIM patscy yesterday IN the police court
pleaded guilty to aSSaulting James Barker
and was scut to Jail for six months.
VIM. McNally wa, charged In the police
court Yesterday with breaking into the store
Of John II, O'DOnucll, and held for a further
hearing next Friday.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Democratic Convention at st. Louis via
baltimore and OHM Rnilrnan.

Rates to the Democratic convention at st.
Louis by the short line and quick route, with
its picturesque scenery and superb accommo.
dations, will be $50 70 st. Louis and return,
sleeping car in each direction. and meals 90.
ing and returning Special train will leave
Washington saturday, June ., . p. m, arriving
p. IN. For full particulars apply to Percy q.
Smith, Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 1851
iPenns vlYania ayenup
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Robl,prips Eppnripd.

The following rohberies have been reported
at police headquarters Rachael Cooper, the
larceny Of two gold brcaStpins; Edward
Daley, stolen from hi, huusc, No. 2l?! vir.
ginia avenue, a suit Of clothes worth Sla Mrs
Lizzie Clark, No. .l0 First street that her
house was entered Monday and robbed of sev.
Harper. No. il3 Third street northeast that
his house was entered last night and robbed
OF some clothing, razor, and silver watch
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Roy. Dr. leonard Undecided.

Rev. Drs. Rhodes. rise. and Forrest or Gin.
clnEati and Rev. Charles II. Bubcuck, Of Co.
lumbus Ohio. the committee appointed by the
convention of the southern Ohio diocese to
notify Dr.. Leonard uf his election 10 the
bishOpric of southern Ohio fulfilled the oh.
.cCt of their visit yesterday forenoon. Dr.
Leonard stated that he could not say what his
decision would Ie until he had fully Consid-
cred the subject The committee are stopping
ut tic Ehhitt House.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
The I,ond Offerings.

The bond offerings yesterday aggregated
Si!i,OOO in lots as follows -Four per cent.
coupon $4,000 at 1871, $4,000 at 1871. -Four
per cent. registered 600 at lg,l, $4,000 at
i2 10000 at i2S, Si1j0OO at i2S, SSOOO0 at
l2S. Four and a half per cent. registered
$4,000 at 1881, 100000 at 1885,, $1,000 at iOs,
Sl00C00 at i0Ss.
The secretary accepted $1,000 of Il per cent.
registered nj los
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Ians,lale-DiCl<son,

Miss Katie, the daughter ol Mt. and Mrs.
Dickson, and Mr.. Harry v Lansdale, Of Chi.
cage, were married yesterday morning at St.
Dommic's Church 10y Rev. Father Logan. The
bride entered the church on the arm Of the
groom. preceded by the ushcrs-Messrs.
Holden. johnson, Cullinanc. and Moran. She
looked very sweet IN q toilet Of pearl otto.
man silk trimmed with silver passamentcrle,
and bonnet to match. She carried bouquet
Of La France roses. The happy couple left
after the ceremony for the west, and will
make their home IN Chicago.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
OUR SECOND
GRAND CLEARING SALE
OF
Wilton Velvets, Moquettes,
Body Brussels, and Ta-
peStry Carpets.

We will commence on Mon
day, May 21, and continue
through the week, a sale of
our entire stock of Remnants
and Odd Pieces Wilton VEL
vets, MoquetteS, Body BruS-
sells, and Tapestry Carpets.
Prices from rs to so cents
per yard less than same
goods can be purchased else
Where. Our object in making
this sacrifice is to close out
all the goods possible prepar-
atory to adding two more
floors to our Building and
making. 6 zen eral improve
mentS throughout. We have
placed a price upon them
that will insure the sale of
every piece during the next
six days.
Read the following list and
note the prices:
National Republican., 1888-05-24

The President will Go to Sew York.
The President will leave Washington next
Tuesday evening for New York to take part
in the memorial day exercises in that city and
in Brooklyn the following day. lie will re-.
view the parade in New York In the morning
and the one in Brooklyn in the afternoon. At
will 90 TO Jersey City and take the first train
for Washington, Mrs. Cleveland will moi ac.
company the President to New York ON this
occasion. She will. however. make a visit to
fat nl,fst
National Republican., 1888-05-24
ror Yonr ImmcdIate Con.l0eratlon.

A chance opportunity favored Us to buy q
monstrous production OF white goods So cheap
This stock consists Of plaids, stripes and
fancy check white goods. None In this lot
worth less than - cents. and good many ~
cents per yard. All will be displayed on our
second floor at the uniform price. IL, cents
per yard Don't wait day, but come AT once
and take your choice. LASsDUGGu X IiGo.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Iyanwold HoteI ana rerry Company.

The subscription books of the above com
pany are now open at the office of Gurlcy
Brothers 1910 L street northwest.
by the charter of the company the capital
stock Of $4,000 is divided into 900 shares. at
$50 per share.
Subscriptions will be received for FIVE or
more shares, payable 81 per share at the
closing of the subscription books and s. per
share monthly thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
ssued Thomas o, Taylor and Mary NJ. Wash.
ngton; Samuel Hoffman and Dora Balamut;
VIM. p. Cannon, ir., and Annie l.. Wise: JOS
A. Ockert, Of Cleveland, Ohio and Emma L.
Malr, Of this city; Wm. c. Chase and Ettie
Cooper: Howard G.. Douglas and Julia G..
Frackcr; H. q. wheeler, of this city and
Esther II. Robey, Of Charles county, MI.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
An Assipnment of IA Grocer.

VIM. II. Brawner, doing business as u grocer
at the corner of Ninth street and Louisiana
avenue northwest under the firm name of
Semmes Il Co., has made an assignment of all
his interest therein, &C., to John II. Semmes
foF the benefit of his creditors, who are to
share prO rata.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Clcrks to BE Discharged.

Twenty clerks in the Treasury Department
were yesterday notified that their services
will not be required after June 30 This action
is due to information that no provision for
them will he made In the legislatiNeapprO
priutiun bill for the next fiscal year.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Excursion to Indianapolis.

The baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets 10 indianapolis May - g
80 inclusive, good for return passage until
tpin
National Republican., 1888-05-24
The Funeral of1Irs. SAWYER,

The Senate adjourned yesterday afternoort
out of respect to the late Mrs. Sawyer The
Wisconsin delegation attended the funera'
services in a body. As has been previously
stated In these columns the remains will be
inferred IN Oshkosh. Wis.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

A SOUND mind goes very seldom without II
the world renowned appetizer and invigoratOr,
manufactured only by Dr, j. g. B, Siegert &
National Republican., 1888-05-24
The story of "A Rumor.

There Is a rumor floating in official circles
that Dr.. W. W. Goiding will shortly be re.
moved from his position of superintendent of
the government insane asylum to make room
for a Young Buffalo physician, who IL said Ia
be friend of Mrs. Cleveland.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

rn Many Of the Hose quoted above if bought usual
Gould only be offered at BILE the This
Illustration OF what ompt-pay system
and is doing for in dull Wholesale Swiss
Ribbed Vests at 29c is illustration in Underwear
partmen Expect and great surprises other
partmens and which will be advertised evening the
"Star."
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Cnlrntc.s Snchri rnMders.
The presiden, viii Go TO New yor,,

lleliotropc, Jockey Club. aud Cashmere Botl.
quct. retain their delicate fragrance longer
than any others.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

For family use no beer Is better than the
Faust from the Anheuser.Busch Brewing
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS9.5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Special Sale Of Sash Ribbons
Kings Palace
IN ALL SHADES AND QUALITIES.

An elegant Block Sash, in
cream and white. 9 inches
vide, all silk, at 4So.
A bargain in a Blue Sash, 7
inches wide, all silk, at SOC.
A o-inch Moire Sash Ribbon,
first quality. at SIPS.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
TnE DelIghllnl Llqqld LQxalIye, syrnp oi

Figs. Is most agreeable and valuable family
remedy as II Is easily taken, by old and young;
Constipation and the many Ills depending on
q weak and inactive condition Of the Kidneys
Liver. and Bowels II acts gently. strengthens
the organs, I'm which II acts, and awaken them
to healthy activity. For sale by all leading
National Republican., 1888-05-24
5000 Pairs Black Silk
Hose.

our stock is now as large as any other three
stores In town. If the qualities for the prices
are not superior to Others, then our giant pur.
chase will lie a disastrous loss to us, We con.
tidently await your verdict.
THE PRICES:
Plated Silk-75c. SIC, csc, Sl.i5.
spun Silk-Sl35, Sl.6S, SIPS, S?.iS, Ss,G9.
Raw silk-s3.ia, ss.4s, siOs sios, s5.Gs,
S5gS.
Children's sizes-GOc to 90c. Mems, 15c pair.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
HOSIERY DAYS!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
May "a. May 25. May 20.
strictly cash system is the explanation of the
aforementioned bargains for our special
sale,
,AOOPairs Mems Socks

IItIV u To, y, %, 'WU,
Arc full regular made. double toes and heels.
improved shapes. Novelties In Lisle Hose,
imported to sell at 50and 7jc offered for )jc.
silk Half lose worth 81 for ijC. Warranted
Fast Black Hose for :l5c that cannot be dupli.
Gated elsewhere under j5c.
sSf We refund the price paid II our Black
Hose stain the feet or do not wash perfect
black. We here publicly record our promise.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Ladies' Suacp bclowl
National Republican., 1888-05-24

IT. you want to carry the largest amount of
insurance for the least premium insure IN the
Ohio Valley Lille Company II. u. CAMPBELL,
S1ppptntN
National Republican., 1888-05-24
6,OOO Pairs Lisle Hose.

DO you think we would add to our stock 800
dozen Llsle Hose If they were not extraordi.
nary valuesy They are. Note the fnsh--turn
the stocking inside Out--the coorings, the va.
iiety. and then, and not till then, will you ap.
preciate the prices Yes, we hope and think
Inequalities offered at below mentioned prices
Will double our hosiery business.
THE PRICES;
3jc. SOC, jjc Gjc 1jc, SIC, ST. Sl25. Sl35, Sl.jO.
THE $50 HOSE come in delicate shades of
tans browns, fawn, &C.. are silk finished and
have double toes and heels and white split
feet. AND NOT TO DE BOUGHT ELSE.
WHERE UNDER SOC PER PAIR.
TIL L 55C HOSE are Richelieu rib, In delicate
and dark shades, also black, and are NOT TO
BE HAD ELSEWHERE UNDER 75c PER
PAIR.
THE 75c HOSE include French boating
stuckings-navy blue with anchor. oars, SC.
in white. Another style with black open.
work ankles and white ribbed uppers. Two
novelties costing more than i5c u pair TO the
importer.
1he lot comprises over 100 different styles.
and. as we wrote above, you must see the
stock, to appreciate the styles, qualities and
prices. THE PALAlS ROYAL,
(sCe space below
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Indioieh for Grnnh LnrcnnY.

The grand jury came into the criminal court
returned the following indictments and were
excused until Monday, May y John SMITH
alias Swank, alias Swan, and John Norris, for
robbery; VIM. Briggs, for murder; Isaiah
Price, Tor Second Offense) petit larceny; An
dCtsOn Christian, for assault with intent to
Kill: Chas. Snowden, for housebreaklng; Jas.
w. WClCh. for assaulting an officer. and
Sonny Johnson for assault with intent to kill
National Republican., 1888-05-24
English Balbriggan Hose

Ladies' who habitually wear plain Balbrg.
gan Hose are generally good Judges of values
The following come in heavy and light weights
with without silk clocks, and are EXTRA
VALUES:
25, IS, so, 81, Gs, zoe.
Extra sizes-39, 30, OS, 0Sc.
tE" We are direct importers of English and
IRISH Bal. Hose, and offer as good values as
procurable in the country.
National Republican., 1888-05-24
4, 500 Pairs Cotton Hose

When we write the best values ever offered
by the, Polals Royal, does II not mean ever
you will
THE PRICE-e5, 3j. AND isc.
The csc Hose come In many styles. Those
with black feet and ankles, with tppers In the
new blues, grays, browns, tans, &C., are BIC
quality, SO are those with fancy striped feet
coors, tans, browns gays, black, and navy,
with viii ite split feet, are 35c quality. You'll
say so when you examine them
The 35c Hose, ribbed and plain, with fancy
striped and boot pattern effects We know
you'll examine them, and II would be foolish
70 exaggerate and thus disappoint you. WE
DEIlDERATELY STATE THEM TO BE
WORTH SOC A PAIR, AND NOT TO BE PRO.
DICED ELSEWHERE UNDER SOC.
The isc Hose-When we have to quote from
nearly 100 styles, tits wisest to quote none.
Your tastes vary. We can suit all In style
and surprise you all In qualities for dsc pair.
TIE PALAIS ROYAL.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

We have the best assortment of Ribbons select
at lower prices than elsewhere.
we'll to give CALL as it will enable you to money
All in need of Hats and Bonnets trimmed untrimmed,
will bear mind that the largest assortment at the
lowest prices.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

A fine Gros Grain Sash Rib
bon, all colors, z inches wide.
all silk, at coo.
A fine g l-2 inch Moire
Sash Ribbon, all silk, in all
colors, at 75o.
National Republican., 1888-05-24

races postponed till Friday atalo,
National Republican., 1888-05-24
Lord G. Taylor's Black
Hose.

HVEV IIN.HV I1TUUGII nUI ITIVIUIIVII TT OTT TUTp
great purchase, are the best values In town
and because of the qualities. offered at follow;
ing prices:
Cotton--29. 10, IS, T5c, 81.
Llsle-55, 10, S5c, 81, Sl.25.
hildren'sFrom 29c to G0c pair.
tS. During the special sale the e9c quality
for 25c pair.
This notice is conspicuous on the display of
these Hose In the store: "If these Hose stain
the feet, or " not wash a perfect black re-
turn them. and we will promptly refund the
money. A. LISNER."
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Scc space belnWN
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-15
HORSE In BAD Condition.

uOFS0 III 6dO OOnOttlons
A horse whose mouth is swollen and
has the lampas and has swollen legs
and An eruption OF small boils is suf-
fering from a serious disorder OF the
blood, which is possibly farcy or verg-
ing upon this disease. This is con.
tagious and is closely related to CLAN
ders, being a form Of this incurable
disorder. Chambers affects the lungs
and nasal membranes, while farcy
consists of q similar affection of the
lymphatics of the skin, producing
swelling Of the limbs and an eruption
OF peculiar pustu!es or small boils,
which discharge q thin glairy pus,
and do not heal. These diseases fol
low q generally dlsordered condition
OF the blood, indicated by swelling Of
the bars of the mouth, (lampas,) con.
gestion OF the skin, and dropsical
swelling of the limbs. The appetite is
generally good, and often excessive,
hut nutrition is imperfect. The treat.
ment Is to givea pound of EPSON
Salts, followed by one-ounce doses Of
shyposulphite of soda,daily, with one
drachm of iodide Of of potassa, given
in q bran mash. Alternately with
this should be given two drachms Of
powdered gentian and one drachm OF
sulphate OF iron, mixed with molasses
and rubbed on the tongue; so that it
may be swallowed.-N. Y. Times.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-15

The serious, perhaps fatal, illness Of
Florence Nightingale isreported. Her
life, which began in 1890, has been spent
in philanthropic work, but the world
will especially treasure her memory
because OF the humane service which.
she rendered in connection with the
Crimean raj The names andachive.
ments OF the generals in that great
war are almost forgotten, while the
name OF Florence Nightingale will be
remembered for generations to come.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-15
Rarns for Winter Uae.

1t is now q seasonable time to pre-
pare the barns for Winter use. House
wives 60 through q regular annual
housekeeping, and in this respect are
an example to the husbandmon who
suffer their barns to become buried.in
filth in which vermin gather and har-
Dor in myriads. II is barns SO buried
in fifth that swarm with rats, mice,
weevils, and other pests which destroy
o large part of the crops, and in which
disease turks. and when favorable ops
portunities are presented seize upon
the livestock lpdged,in them. IA general
cleaning up shouldnowb be made before
the Winter occupation. Wlitewash
with 2 per cent. of carbolic acid IN it,,
should be literally applied in the sta
.bles. and especially in the granaries
whore the grain moths and sweevils
harbor. Cobwebs, which harbor lice
and flies, should be- swept down, all
repairs made, stout hinges and fasten-
ings fixed to the doors, and broken
windows repaired. Inshort, a general
overhauling Of buildings, furniture,
tools. and machinery should be made
and everything put in the very best
order.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-15

Large consignnents OF whisky Of
American manufacture sent to Ger
many for storage two years ago are
now returning on the European steam.
ships, the freight both ways and the
storage being considerably less than
the cost Of keeping the liquorsin bond
ed warehouses; this country. During
the summer the owners Of large dis.
tilleries shipped their products to
Bremen. and other ports FOR storage
and TO avoid onerous revenuecharges.
Much 81 the whisky exported is now
being returned, the limit OF time il Is
allowed foreman out Of the country
having expired.