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National Republican., 1888-04-27

immense area, embracing l,23S,Gl9 square
miles, IS but in its infancy The popula-
tion IS sparse; but small proportion of the
arabic land is in cultivation; the mines are
Just beginning to be opened. The mind can
hardly grasp the immcnsity of the produc-
tion that the immediate future will show.
This great river ana its forty-fiye prin.
cipal tributaries play most important part
In settling the problems of transportation,
These great natural highways afford Ger
tain guarantee against any effort upon the
part Of railways to make unjust charges for
frciglts, and the government would be
crminally dcrelict in It's duty not to bring
these routes To the very highest state of eli
cheney,
This work is Of great value and we shall
take occasion to refer to It again.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

REPUBLICAN, state conventions for the
election of delegates to the Chicago Con-
vrnti"n were held Wednesday in Pennsyl-
Vania, Massachusetts, and Texas. In all
ibrce Of these the delegates selected are for
Blaine. The two Florida districts also held
conventions and elected Blaine delegates.
The Arizona territorial convention elected
delegates opposed to Blaine. Yesterday the
Maine state convention was held at Bangor
:ud elected Blaine delegates. The temper
"f the conventions in Pennsylvania, Massa-
rhusetts, and Maine was particularly EN-
phatc in its iricndincss to Mr.. Blaine. One
reads between the lines of an iludercurrent
"i enthusiasm that had but feeble expression
in the shouts that greeted his name when
ever mentioned. The Democrats and Mug
wUmps must not be surprised If they feel
The earth quiver. This weeks conventions
hook like the preliminaries of movement
the majesty and sublimity Of which have
not had their like for many day.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

E'OR RENT-..520 18TH ST. n. W.. HAND.
J. some furnished rooms; with or without
board; summer rates; new management.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
Etruria and Etruscans.

Hon. Thomas Wilson continued his enter.
tanning paper on Etruria and the Etruscans be-
fore the Classical Society Wednesday night in
Miss Ransom'S studio. The special effort of
the evening was To establish tile existence of
these people with great advancement in civil.
2ation and art hundreds of years before that of
the Romans. Mr.. Wilson exhibited rare col
lection of Etruscan relics in metal both of or
nament and usefulness. There was also
general discussion of the subject by members
and others. One evening had already been
given to this matter, vet intense interest In II
was kept up this entire evening
National Republican., 1888-04-27
The Anti-PoNeriN Snciety.

The regular meeting Of the Anti.Poverty
Society at Grand Army Hall, lIi?Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, last night was attended
by the usual sized crowd that attends their
meetings. Mr.. James Thompson was the jrst
speaker, and delivered an address on Public
expenditures for private profit" In the
course OF his address he referred at length To
the Rock Creek tunnel and favored having the
land condemned by the government, and after
improving II AZ public expense to then lease
II to builders for term Of years. He claimed
TO the government II they would do it, Mr.. j
ii. Ralston gave short talk on the "Single
tax" system, and related incidents that came
within lbs observations while working to have
vile. Md 49,.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
GOING TO TIE LAUNCH,
Programme for the Excursion Party to
Camden.

Many senators. members, army and navy
Officers and newspaper men, have accepted
Secretary Whitney'S invitation to witness the
launching of the Yorktown and the dynamite
cruiser at Cramps shipyard, in Philadelphia,
saturday next The programme for the day is
follows: \ special train of Pullman palace
cars will leave the Baltimore and Potomac
station at gl0 q. IN. and reach Washington
street wharf, Philadelphia, AT o'clock, where
the steamboat Columbia will be in waiting for
the party. Lunch will he served on the boat.
Those who prefer to do 80 can remain on
board the steamer and witness the launching
from the water Most of the party, however.
VIII doubtless go to the yard and see the
launching from there At 1880 the party will
start for Washington and arrive there about
J., m.
The secretary has placed one car at the dis
poSal Of number of ladies who have been
invited TO cmisten the vessels. II is stated
That the mayor and many prominent city and
United states officials and citizens of Phila
dclphia. including the collector of the port
COL Mcclure of the Times. Nir. Singerly of
the Record, Mr. Chus. Emory Smith of the
Press, Mr.. George Washington Chlds of the
Ledger and Others will meet the party from
Washington on board the Columbia
National Republican., 1888-04-27
AMUSEMENTS.
LA FAyORITt" At ALBAuGH's.


The cast for the performance last night was
as follows: Fenand VI. Garand; Alphonse, VI.
ST. Jean; Balthazdr, NJ. Coste: Don Gaspard.
NJ. Butat; Lconor, Nine. De Rinkly; Yncs,
Nine. Grandcl, The cast was not so strong as
that In ''Ihe IIuguenots" the night before, but
II can hardly be expected that 'The Huguc.
notS' would not make heavy draft on the
company But the performance last night
was very pleasant one. The Fernand of NJ
Garand was very effective in some portions
La FavoTte' Is perhaps the most tunefu
44hISsran 4hISrnit EYER % written and i Is therefore not
William Tell is the opera for this evening,
and the manager promises the best cast of the
week lie has some excellent people in his
company, and we shall therefore expect fine
performance this evening.
SALE OF OPERA SEATS.
The advance sale Of seats for THE Bell.
man Won Suppe's popular OPERA with which
,ile McCa,ii opera season opens next Monday,
began tHIGn al Ai5angh,S Grand Opera House yes;
resulted In one of the largest advance sales in
Ine IIne uag lor any comic, opera engagement
here. here: The Bcllman" will only be given one
opera IN New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
ohlcaSo, Nc., promises that II will make
great H6 wP impression with Washington audiences
Meyers Laura Joyce liell, Hubert Wilke, &.
W. Dugan, Jefferson De Angels, and other
popular members of the McCaull Opera Com.
pu''s alS ~ NV thSt' lHc, company hummer.
ing seycnty-tvc persons, will arrive on Monday
morning by special train from Chicago, carry.
ing three baggage cars Of scenery and COS.
tunes.
NOTES.
"Mazulm' is doing a very large business M
the National this week, The SpccialtiGs have
rarely, If ever, been equaled, and the crowded
houses are well deserved.
Mr.. kcene ought TO be well received here
next week. lie Is one Of the few flrst.cass
tragedians now before the public lie is pcr.
haps the best Richard III now to be seen, and
his Richelieu Is also splendid piece of acting
% McCaull's Opera Company has AN extensive
repertoire for their engagement at Nbaugh's
"Bellman;' with which they open has never
been done here, II ran nearly 100 nights M
WallaCk's last summer.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

TOR sALE-HORsES AND MULES; FINE
L. saddle and driving horses to suit every
one. At MAGRATll & KENNELLY'S Sale
and Livery Stable, eli llth st. n. w. 1928
National Republican., 1888-04-27
The Fairfax Convention.

EDIToR N4TioNAL REPUBLICAN; Your report
vi the action of the Republican county con.
venton here on the 23d is misleading No
resolutions were adopted in favor of district
conventions other than under the call of the
state committee. The Wise plan of organiza.
tion was not indorsed, but a plan submitted
ticulars from both the present and Wisc's
plan, was adopted unanimously The cOnven.
tiOn was marked by earnest and warm discus
adjourned in the happiest mood. all resolved
that whatever fighting is to be done will be
directed against the common enemy.
JOB HAwSHURsT.
FAIRFAX COURT House, VA. Apr. ~
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N.Y. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES

49, DISTRICT bf I bl.J MBlA,
WASHINGTON, April -, 1883.
The attention Of taxpayers is called TO the
tax levied for the year ending June 30, 1885,
on real and personal property.
The second half of such tax, where not
previously paid, will become due and payable
ON the FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT, and IL not
paid before the FIRST DAY OF JUNE ensu-
ing shall thereupon be in arrears and delin-
Quent; and penalty of two per Centum upon
the amount thereof shall be added, and the
same with other taxes due and in arrears
will be listed for advertisement and tax sale
IN the manner prescribed by existing law.
by order Of the Commissioners of the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Attest JOHN +. COOK,
ap2.2t Collector of Taxes.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
Tor RENT--ROOlLS.

UTOR RENT--TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
l rooms; SO and s. per month lli2 Tth st.
n. w.
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GfN. GRN>T's birthday is TO he celebrated
in New York. Pittsburg, and Washington
ihis evening, The celebration here will be
at the rooms Of the Republican National
League. Being the first formal recognition
81 the birthday of one who is TO rank always
with Washington and Lincoln, the occasion
will tr one Of historic interest. We hope
lie g,,cmblagc at the National League this
evening will in every way he worthy Of the
Republican party and the national capital.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
The Masonic

ORDER numbers in the United states isi.
700; odd Fellows G!O,O0O; G. \. r. a;0.OOO,
knights of Pythias, 1900; hut none of these
excellent organizations ever had THE grin ON
the public mind that has the 6. o. Taylor
Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, a social and me.
dicinal necessity, pure and guaranteed, bottled
by G, II. GRAY rs ~ SONS, and soldas stand.
ard article by every reliable Grocer and
Druggist.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
Gen. tom" Browne on the Tariff.

Gen. Tom Browne, in his speech on
Wednesday, exploded one Democratic
falschood that has been more than once
spread upon the pages of the Congressional
Record, and that is about the farm mort
CAGES Democratic statesmen (2), with free
trade pressing upon the vacuity in their
heads where the brains should be located,
have very little regard for accuracy of state
mcnt or anything else, and the following
table Of farm mortgages in ten states was
presented and vouched for as accurate until
another Democrat, with more vivid imngl-
nation and as little regard for truth, pre-
scented the second
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EDTCITTONIL.

'N~@THNSN~|~ : 49, ~ . 7r'"~((|(|
rNiiE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
i A Select and Limited
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. d, Cabell, principals.
1879 and 1914 18th st. and 1907 Mass avenue.
Washington, ID. c.
~" Three Commodious Connecting Houses,
with open Grounds Front and Rear.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

using them. \ little thing like that never
disturhs a free trader.
Gen. Browne made some other good points
in his speech showing up other msstate-
mcnts.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
REIL EST1TE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
TlIos. e. WAGGAMAN, or F street.
Changes Made Mondays and Thursdays.
THREE-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME
TWO STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE
FOR SALE.

ZIG TO asa 18th st and Ky ave, bet b st
a. and g aye e, h.. ....... .""...... 1000
~ 70 5>ji ID st sc, II, OrS each...."..,. 5000
sWh 81 G, b, u Grs......".......-.".,,. 1900
6l5 1st S W, T h.. 5rs, 3 houses In rear. 1900
5l5 llth ST G, h, 6rs.................... 1900
~, TO 81 "a 81 g, I b, rs."......""".... 2,i00
=. 70 a. Il 81 W, n, U RS each ...-..-... Z, 200
80 81 ana 81 Myrtle ST g, h, rs..m 100
il to 20 Capitol alley W, b h, 4 RS each. $50
National Republican., 1888-04-27

Information OF all sorts obtained, when possible,
fog tunsgribeis without charge upon application.
Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
htmiitauces other than by postal money orders,
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No receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
oh lie wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
eCutrgC's will he charged monthly card rates.
fa-hll requests for CourteSies from railroads,
p'RCtt of amusement or business orders not au-
thoil2cd unless signed by the undersigned.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
E,w, FOX, PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

NSg=s THE ATTENTION OF LIBRARIANS
sS is called to a choice, complete set of
bates in Congress, one of Annals of Congress,
and Globes-1SG volumes altogether; in per-
feet order; price. 800: TO be seen at the store
of the late Dr. Wilcox, 20; q st. j. L. JACK.
son, assignee. ap?l. ct
National Republican., 1888-04-27
s155-TuE RoCHDALE COOPERATIVE so.
W. CIETY, ID. c.

The members of this society will find Il
much to their advantage to obtain At ONCE the
new Trade Cards and Lists, now ready for
distribution, and which can be had by apply
ing to the persons named below at the ad.
dresses given, and returning the Red card,
which expires Apr. 30, 1888 (Which will be of
no further benefit. Write your present ad-
dress on the card returned, and call on
Jos. VI. Wilson, President, 3O1 10th 1t. $. W.
VIM. NJ. King, Vice President, 1871 81. n. W.
Jno. W. llarsha, Secretary, 905 II st. II. W.
a. y. LOngley, SOC A st. H. Q.
l.. NandcThoof, $40 ] st. II. W.
L. G. Fawcett, COB Mass. ave. n. e.
j. T.. McCabe. - Sd st. ne.
l.. II. Patterson, 1ll5 10th st. n. W.
j. NJ Andrus, 1910 Columbia st. II. W.
W. A. Wilbom, 1i12 9Th st. n. W.
II. W. Smith, ZIG II ST. :. w.
Il. w. oyster, 1915 11th st. II. w.
Geo j. Lockhart, 1912 3?d 81. H.. W.
W. $. Brown, cor. 20tlitlnd II sts II. W.
Henry A. Parker, 252i st. n.y. W.
,hns. i. Sayers, i03 10th 81 ne.
John Morrison, ga Q st. II. W.
smith Thompson, \. q. q.
l.. Il, Hunt, 1910 st. H. W.
4. J. Gardner, 1913 12th st. NV
W. II. WOmerSley, li2G II ST. n. W.
u. VI. Henderson, i05 18th st. n. W.
The secretary can also be seen at the latter
number for few minutes each day at II and
O'Clock.
BY order Executive Committee.
.ap25tmayl j. w. MARSHA, Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

Tor sALE-vERY HANDSOME DRIVING
i horse. bright bay, black points. f. X.
WARD, Alderney Dairy, 031 ID st. S.2S
National Republican., 1888-04-27

Hos. JusErm f. MCDoNALD, Of Indiana.
stems to be in II bad way. His attack on
Gov. Gray f. iinged with that kind of
i'rocity that comes from disappointment
aud chagrin more than from zeal for the
public good, Mr., Mcdonald has number
Of reasons for this petulant state of mind.
lie Was not elected senator from Indiana as
hc expected TO be, and the administration
LAS not recognized him as he imagined It
ought to have done. But the latest blow,
and one that i, very humliatng, was his
defeat in his own ward for delegate to the
state Democratic convention of Wednesday.
We fear Mr. Mcdonald will hardly recover
from the political bliousncs, that seems to
have taken such complete possession of him
National Republican., 1888-04-27

DOR rem T-1OOi T. ST. n. W, ONE
Il square from the avenue, to two gentle.
men, comfortably furnished room: $40 per
month"; no children I'm the house G-19
National Republican., 1888-04-27
.SpECTtT NDTyCEg

.WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER.
w. Qnce Union Gospel mass.meeting,
TONIGHT AT .7:ij O'CLOCK. Rev. Dr.. Pen.
dloton, of Topeka, and Rev. Dr. Botkn, of
Wichita, Kan, delegates 10 the general con
ference In New York, will speak. Public
cordially invited. ap21.lt
National Republican., 1888-04-27
IOR SIZE.

EoR .SALE-TWo ACRES; A BEAUTIFUL
i building site; high healthy location; in full
view of Washington city, two miles distant.
y. ii. SIPIER II Co, 1921 4 St N w. S.2D
National Republican., 1888-04-27

Sl>Ar"R \ooGnrr- made a high bid for
The second place on the ticket. lie does not
lropo.c that Gray shall represent Indiana.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

LuRp RANDOLPH CHURCHILL has been
waiting u long time to hit the Salisbury
government in the eye. lie has cherished
;n intention to get even evcrsince he was
forced 10 resign the chancelorship of the
'>rhcqucr. Salisbury has made many
forts to placate him, but it has been of
10 avail. and the long expected attack
came Wednesday evening when Lord Ran
hulph opposed the government on the
'arcw Till to extend local government
mlrishcounties. lie did not vote in opposi-
iion to the government but did what was
more emphatic in its purport-picked up
lis hat and walked out before the divi-
sion was taken. Churchill has great
ruany admirers in England. He is the pet
Of certain progressive class composed
mainly Of young men, but it is doubtful if
tie tories will he much weakened i'm
mc',iatcly ny his present course. 1t cannot
lie denied however, that ii looks better for
Nj Gladstone this week than II did last.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL %
AnlIIsnIlhnIfa.

NATIONAL" Mazulm. the Night owl
ALnAuGu's- French Grand opera Company
RERNAN'-- Electric sensations.
Buov-."Uuplc Tom. Cabin"
National Republican., 1888-04-27

foR President of the United States The
nominee of the National Republican Con
I,ltiuu.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

EoR sALE-oNE OF THE VERY HAND.
Il soonest and best of the famous Mont.
gomery county small farms, 81 acres OF first
miles west of Gathersburg, on the Metropoll.
tan Branch railroad. Price $3.50, on easy
terms" The building new, fine water, abun-
rare Investment. 4. Ii. SYPHERD & co, 1891
+ st. feoO.d,EStf
National Republican., 1888-04-27
The first toblc read this way:

! ''llHlrhungO on These tables, Gen. Browne
! said
| To give these estimates plausibilty II Is as.
| serted that they are taken from the records.
! challenge their truthfulncss. They are not
/ only false, but absurd and that they are so is
| easily demonstrated, The census of 1880 gives
| the total value Of the real estate of Ohio at
| tl~BoWOO0, and these prepOsterous state
mcnts assume thatcher farm lands alone are
mOrtga-cd at from ;OO,OOOOOOto : i9;O 600 OgO
lndiauu'> real estate j. estimated bv tLe cen.
'us at SJ3S.Coo.t00 and il is ,ad that her farms
alone arc rncumbcred from S80s,OOO.OGO TO
SC3iOo0WO, Hut the condition of Illinois is still
Wursr, lIcrlarm mortgages are said 10 be eaual
to SG9O0UOOOO, while the value of hcl entire
real estate, IN farm and town, a. given bv the
last census, Is hut S5;5,OOOOOO. This great
state has y 900 acres of land, and If they
arc subject 10 this immense debt the mort
gage charge is but a fraction less than ss3 per
acre.
Tie estimates as to the other states named
are equally ridiculous; but the census gives
the estimated value Of all real estate, not that
ui farm lands only. Who so CredulOus as TO
believe that the farms Of our most prosperous
western states are encountered In n sum
equal 10 the value Of their entire real estate,
including that of town and city, as found
eight years ago by the Censusf The alarmlsts
assume this TO be true, and think, suppose,
the people know no better than TO believe the
falsChood
Gen, Browne then showed from the best
authorities the entire falsity Of these tables.
OF course the fact that they are proven 10
he lies viii not prevent free traders from
National Republican., 1888-04-27
U,NTrn Eyprnv,rryy
UANTED-. lTJSCEuuINEoUs

"ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN,
w, cooks place, to 60 or stay. 1l10 9th st.
N. w. %
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4 UCTIOy SIZES.
II tffION DILES.
VNHOMAS BOWLING, ,AUCTIONEER.

VHoMAs BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER.
HIGHLY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
DENCE, NO. 1919 CONN. AVE. N w, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1883, at 5 O'Clock.
in front OF the premises, ] shall sell lot %, In
improved by a three-story and basement brick
residence, containing rooms, large closets,
bath rooms rear, galleries, Sc, being No 1919
Conn. ave.
This property is located near Farragut
Square, and Is considered one of the most de.
sirable sections In the city.
Terms: One.thiTd cash, the residue in one
secured by a deed of trust on the property.
Conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. Two hundred dollars deposit required
at the time Of sale
THOMAS DOWLING,
ap3rt AuctiOneer
National Republican., 1888-04-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MOY CHING

Successor to Hop Smg)
FlRSTCLASS CHINESE LAUNDRY,
1925 9th st. N. W, Washington ID. q. Shirts
Zoe; collars, . for DC; collars per dozen, a5c:
cuffs per pair, 90; ladies cuffs, dc; pillow
Shams, i0ci coats, 10 to SOC; vests, 20 To- 5Oe
First:claSs work done by hand, Low prices
Hpli'aw
National Republican., 1888-04-27

eingle copies for one eyeRrn,.,.u,..,,....,.. Zoe
Cluts Of ten for one year or clubs OF hve for
Two AeArs.,ssss.. ...t.,...,s......,......... 50 90
K1'ra cory mgiled free to party securing the
rlub. Postage paid,
National Republican., 1888-04-27

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR,
- 9TH and ID SITS. n. w. The first floor over
the Bank Of the Republic, recently secured for
additional college hall and new college Office
Three entire floors now occupied by this in
six departments: Practical Business Course
Stenography and Typewritlng; Practical Eng
lish Branches; ElOcutiOn; Benn Pitman Pho
evening. sessions for gentlemen and ladies.
Tuition by the year, quarter, or monthly in
stallmcnts. Circulars free. II. g. SPENCER,
Principal; SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
COUNTRY PROPERTys

S0kQ WILL BUY A BUILDING LOT AT
OHOU Hyattsyllle, Md, well located
feet. J. II. GRAY & CO., Federal Building,
cor. eth and i sts. S.2G
EOR sALE-A BARGAIN-S1 200 CASH AND
j. $1,000 in payments of S25 monthly, viii
purchase l0'rOom house. with lot l5OX2iO feet:
grove Of shade trees, sc; near station al
liyuttsyillc, Md. Apply to
j. II. GRAY & CO.,
s2G Federal Block, cor. ith and f.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
we G5 AND IS CENTS
k2S FOR BINDING
HARPERS, CENTURY, AND ST. NICHOLAS
MAGAZINE.
THE LYCETr BINDERY,
1910 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave
All work guaranteed. mh1i-tf

nysa EASY, USEFUL FEET, &c.
W. "The wise for health on daily walks
depend" and thousands visit DIR. WHITE,
Foot Specialist, ldl6 Pa. aye, opposite VII.
lard's Hotel, for the painless treatment of
plants of the feet; 2Sth year of practice in
washington. Fee, 81 sitting for putting the
feet in order.
National Republican., 1888-04-27

N-Nf0R I INO1 ENI TOIt oALE,
W acres mile from Beltsyille, sale or trade,
=, $40 acres, mile from station in Virginia,
S25 per acre.
d5 acres, mile from Benning's Station, i'm.
proved, $1,000.
l0l acres In Loudoun County, Va, improved
by an elegant mansion. VIII trade for Balti-
more OF Washington property.
235 acres at Fort Foot, Nd, improved
$4,000.
1900 acres at Occoquan, Va, fine timber
land, $4,000.
eS eeres in Maryland, opp Alexandria
45e acres in Loudoun County, Va, Sls per
acre.
National Republican., 1888-04-27
The NalIeN of lhe Mlssissinni.

CoI. VIM F. Switzlcr, Of the bureau Of
statistics, has issued another valuable work.
giving fun history Of the production, of
The great valley of the Mississippi and the
commerce of that river and It's tributaries
The tables show that In the water she'd of
iho Mississippi and il, tributaries, Of the en-
lire crop Of each article named there is pro
duccl IL per cent, Of the cotton, 50 Of the
corn, "a Of the wheat, 81 of the oats, lG of
tie rye, ~ Of tile barley, p of the buck
wheat, ~ Of the tobacco, 50 of the sugar.
.ud - Of the mulasses
OF the live stock Of the country the valley
contains of horses 5G mules 60 oxen "A.
COWS 30, other cattle 10, sheep D, and swine
~ per cent? with this percentage rapidly
Increasing,
The value Of the productions of the water
lied Of the Mississippi are shown in the fol-
lowing table:
National Republican., 1888-04-27
LOST md FOUND.

OST-TWlSTED GOLD PIN MARKED S.
IL COWLAM; 81 reward 1910 18th st. n. w.