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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15
Nominations

fBy telegraph ID tho Dispaichl
WASHINGTON, u. c., March t4.-Among
The nominations sent u the senate to-day by
the President we're the following james :.
Clsr1sou, " Iowa, 20 be First Assistant
Postmaster General vice 4. 4. stevenson,
resigned John a. kasson, OF Iowa, Will
liam Walter Phelps, Of New Jersey, and
George II. Bates. % Deawarr. 70 BE- the com.
missioners TO represent the tnted state at
the conference 10 be held In Berlin concern
ing affairs M the Samoan Isilnds, Ebert u.
weed. OF Montana. Unitd States Attorney
for the Territory OF Montana; Lewis Wolf
lev. OF Tucson. Arizona, Governor OF Art
zona; RilhbOne Gardner. Of Rhode Island.
10 b. United states Attorney for The District
o. Rhode lslaud; William J.. Dunlap, OF ln-
diana. to De United states Marshal for the
District Of LOUISIANA.
The senate to-day confirmed the n0mlna-
ton Of Clarkson to be Fret Assistant POST
Na,ter-GeDeTal
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EfRnCe.
France.
TBy AuRlO-American caolo 70 the Dis

TBy AnglO-Ameriean caolo to the Dspatch.l
PARIS, March lin the Senate to-day
u. Nsquet SAID that he would not defend
himself from The charges that bad been
BROUGHT against him in connection with the
Patriotic League-flrst, because he knew
that the Chamber had condemned him be-
fOrehand, and. second, because the party 10
which he belonged never appealed except 10
universal suffrage. He dllsted upon his ser
vices in the Republican cause aud expressed
confidence in the integrity Of the judges
who are TO try him. The Senate, by vote
OF 2l3 to 50. sanctioned the prosecution OF
NJ. Naquet.
In the Chamber OF Deputies. Arene, amid
noisy Interruptions from the members OF the
Right, read the report OF the committee
which was appointed to consider the charges
against Laguerre, Lsisant, and Turquet.
The report favored the prosecution OF the
accused deputies.
Seyiastre declared that the proposal
showed the imbeeility Of its author For
this remark he was severely censured oy the
President Of the Chamber.
Lsguerre then addressed the Chamber.
He ayerred that his party intended TO prose-
cute ITS campaign Practically and legally.
He would not appeal 10 the Chamber, whose
verdict was mmaterial. but to the country,
which supported the Patriotic League. He
denied that the league wss a secret society.
The real cousplrators we're those who re-
belled against universal suffrage. This
clique had seized the Government.
but universal suffrage would have the
last word. Persecution and violence
would 0nv hasten the hour when the coun-
try. disguised and indignant, would expel
the Chamber. Applause from the Right
The report OF the committee maintained
that the Patriotic League was secret s0cie-
". Referring 10 the fact TINT Boulanger re-
Gently dined with the Duchess Dues, be ex.
pressed surprise that meA calling themselves
Republicans should form part OF the
pretOriau guard Of the FaubOurg -. Ger
mslD.
B0ulanger rose aud, crossing his arms, de-
family regarded the majority.
An uproar cnsued. during which VI.
Tbesse was ceusured for apostropha2ing
the President.
Paul De Cassagnsc detled the Chamber to
prosecute BOulaDeer.
The debate was closed by vote OF 3lS TO
PA.
Ihe Chamber then, by vote of 3}4 70
227, authorized the Government to prose-
cute the accused deputies.
The sitting was then adjourned.
A. a result OF the heated debate duels are
imminent between Messrs. Arene and Pro.
yost de Launay, Burdeau aud Casslgnac,
and Pichen ard Layuerre.
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cOAL WILLIE CHEAPER.
The Railroad Companies VIII cut
the Prices Fiuy Gents Atom.

A New York special says Two important
meetings Of representatives. OF the six great
coal-producing companies and Of ,he private
operators were held here to-day.
Tine former meeting TaS attended by Presi-
deut Mead. repfc.c0ting the Pennsylvania
Coal Company; Nice.Prcsidcnt Holden, re-
presenting the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western; Vire.President Mcleod. the Read
ing: General Manager Wilson, the Lehigh
and Wlkc.bsrre; Treasurer Hartt. the Dea-
ware and Hudson, and Vlce-PreSident sayre,
the Lehigh-Nalley.
This meeting was the principal one OF the
two, and the one which alone took definite
action. The meeting resulted in the reduc-
ton Of 30 cents per ton 90 stove coal and
other grades prOportionately. The new
prices are as follows: Crate, $50; egg,
$3.50; stove. Sl.15, and chestnut, =. The
new schedule is from 10 to Is cents lower
than the spring prices OF 1888.
The meeting OF the individual operators
adjourned to tomorrow without taking ac-
ton.
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Boss Quay wants one Of bis Pennsylvania
friends appointed S0lcltor-Generai, aud
Tins looks mtAyorable for both John Wise
and. " breakfast Blair, each OF whom Is
an aspiraut for the lat place once he'd by
tween the friends Of WISE and Blair VIII
give Harrison good excuse 10 appoint
guav'h mau,
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THE uoHEszOLLERNS HING
a Curious superstition Coneernins
the German Royal Family.
From The LIE Of Emperor WillIsm.l

From the Life Of Emperor Willism-l
Oneemornihg OF the winter OF 1860 IN tne
Adiutanrs chamber OF the royal palace tue
goral Treasurer. Mr.. Geisling, entered,
carving a long, dOuble-seaed package.
The address on the package, written Df
Kiug Frederic William w., was in elect;
Il have opened this package In the pres
ence of my sister Louise, OF the Netherlands,
have taken cognizance OF its contents anu
then sealed It again with my seal. thereupou
restoring II for saie-keeping 10 Ine
Prince Wittgenstein. A few days alter-
ward there was found accidently IN toe
manuscript collection OF the Berlin hoya,
Library. in an old folio volume, entitled
:. Alebemv OF the old Electors and various
other .Superstitiosa,' a notice that KING
Frederic H., Al the commencement OF bis
reign had, among various other things, $50
found little box containing a ring VIVID
black stone, and slip OF paper by hlng
Frederic l., on which was written about the
following: This ring has been given 10
me by my father, OF blessed memory
upon his death-be with the remark
that so long as this ring shalt Oe
preserved Ia the house OF Brandenburg, tins
would not only grow, but increase ana
thrive visibly." Another notice. referring
appareHtlv 10 the same ring, said: cit IS
said that princely person has brought IN
large toad aud set II upon the head OF Inc
Princess, who was at that moment IN child's
labor: this toad yomited forth sgolden ring,
mounted with one diamond and two ruolts'
This ring Is still at present transmitted 10
the first-born OF the house TO the memory
and intended good fortune and preservation
OF the owner"
Rumor has connected this ring with one
said to have bea drawn from the dying
King Frederic William IFS finger by me
Countess Lichtenau. This says that luck
leu the Hohenzollerns in 1896, when Tie
Countess possessed herself OF the ring; she
was treated very harshly and unjuslly by
Frederic William Ill, and when finally she
returned il IN 1919, for life pension, luck
accompanied it. When she took the ring
from the dying Kings finger he exclaimed
feeBy: "Her den ring" (returu the ring.
II was overheard by other persons. and upon
being Intercepted the willy Countess said
the King bad expressed r desire for her
ring.
The late Emperor William was thoroughly
free from mysticism, yet, from his manner Of
talking on This subject, he appeared as II he
placed implicit faith 10 the power OF The
ring. credited to It By the accompanying no
tees and remarks by his ancestors.
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Thn nnwson Murder Case.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


CHARLESTON, : c., March 14.-The inquest
in captain D2wson's case began and was con
Guided this morning. Solicitor Jeryey. Of
this judicial circuit, assisted AZ the examine
ton. The proceedings. notwithstanding the
drenching rain, attracted = great crowd of
spectators. -Four witnesses were examined.
Policeman Gordon. to whom Or. Mellow,
the prisoner, surrendered himself, tesii.
fed to that fact, and related a coryer-
sation with The prisoner en- rOWe 10
the stallon-hOuse. The only material
statement is that lbe prisoner admitted kill
ing Dawson. G. ". Harper, cOlored hack
man. testified that be was on the opposite
side Of the street when Dawson entered
McDOw's Office; that after the shooting be
heard the words, "You said Won would take
my life, now | have taken yours Harper
testified that eOiored woman vendor OF
pe1uuts-was peeping through the window,
and that McDOW's cook, Emma Driy-
ton, came 10 the gate and ordered
her away. Moses johnson, Mellow
coachman, testified and denied all knowledge
of the killing. He heard the shot in the Doc
tors Office and was ordered by DR.. Mellow
wife 10 investigate the cause, but swore ne
did not 90. Emma Drayton, the cook, also
denied any knowledge OF the affair, except
az TO hearing pislol-shot- She denied great
deal OF Moses Johnson's testimony; also. the
testimony OF Policeman Gordon and the hack
driver Harper. A woman named Jane Mitch
ell was arrested on suspicion OF being the pea.
nut vendor seen at McDOw's Office window.
She denied having been there. She was not
interrupted by Harper. The testimony de-
veloped nothing new, DR.. Mellow having
declined 30 make 3 statement before the jury.
The verdict was as follows: "That The
deceased, Captain +. w. Dawson. came 10
his death from guu,hOt- wound indicted by
gun in the hands OF Dr. f. B. Mellow ;
and that Moses johnson (colored) was an ac-
cessOry before the fact"
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MAD Rush for tne Gold-FieIds.
by telegraph to the DispstchI


Los ANGELES, March l4.-TwO steamers
sailed yesterday from san Diego to Ensenada,
and they were loaded TO the guards with
miners and prospectors. Governor Torres
las tclcgrtphcd to the Mexican Secretary Of
War To- additional troop. lie Is fearful OF
hlood-hed, and the feeling between the
Mexican and American miners over their
rights to certain gulches in the camp
has so increased that Conflict
seems certain. The Mexican troops are
hufrying to the mines from the CITY OF Mex.
leo. II is also reported that detachment Of
soldiers from the Mexican barracks at Mo-
Zatlar are en- route TO LnseDada by a special
steamer. Al present there Is a force OF
thirty soldiers at the mines. In the whole
camp there are one thousand Mexicans, two
hundred Indians, ard perhaps two thou
sand Americans. When the rush TO the mines
commenced ten days ago The Mexican soldiers
disarmed every American who came into
camp. but lately this method OF procedure
has not been followed. A gang OF Kexicon
nOr.e-thicyes has been at work In camp for
several DAYS. Three horses were stolen
Monday. Clothing, tools, and provisions
were stolen almost every day.
The schooner Lilen, which left San Diego
for Ensenada with eight tons OF provisions
aud seventy-six miners on board, encoun-
tered heavy gale and has gone on the beach
O few miles north OF Ensensda. The vessel
viii become total wreck. No lives we're
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ATWATER-Died. AZ tho residence Of her
nephew, J. W. Gaines, 5OS Buchanan street.
wednesday. March IS, 1888. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ,
Mr.. MARY ATWAIRR, la ths seventy -eoyenIh
year q nsr age.
Funeral win take place from Christ church,
oornor Nenzbie and Scott streois. IhIs friday
AFTERNOON a. $50 o'clock. Her friends aud
acquaIntances and those Of Der family are ln-
ylted 70 attend.
Hartford tConn.) and DanVille Ua) papers
please copy.
MAURY.-Disd, at soldiers Home. W. W.
yAURY, late OF Company A. Nineieeotn 'lr-
gints infantry in the seventeen year OF his age.
Funeral will take plsco from Soldiers Home
al O'Clock r. N. TO-DAY. March IS. icoa.
WOODSOS.-Died. at tho residence OF bis
brothers-in-law, hessrs- A. j. 1insley and X I.
Woodson, 7O6 west Clay street. March Itth. a.
500. NJ, CHARLIE X Only son Of X K and
.he lsts susan T. NCodson. IN tbe tnirty-socond
year OF his sge.
Funeral from The residence on FRIDAY tho
issn instant at o'clock y. NJ. Relatives aud
friends invited 20 be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

Nav YORK. March 1.-THE stock market to
day was weak IL turned entirely upon the
course Of ST. Paul. and the unusual strength
shown in that stock rallied the list when tho
bears seemed T. have everything In their own
hands. The street knows now IL did not before
inst there II a powerful pool behind 81. paul,
snd The sensation OF an otherwise fcaturelees
day made by the simultansou calling la OF
loaned Stock and the rate for the use OF ST Paul
ran up a. high as : per cent per day, with 4
asked. The operation WAS extremely exaspe-
rating TO the bears and threats OF boycotting tue
stock wore heart on all hands, which. however.
may be taken for what they are worth. At tho
opening this morning the feeling vas very bear
ish among the traders and some soliiDg by Lon
ion encouraged further drives against the llst.
with the grsngers and coal stocks a. spe-
cia objective points. In 81 Paul and Read
Ing the aggregate transactions ran up 10
large figures, but in neither wss al impression
msde squsl 70 tho Efforts put forth. and shortly
before noon = squeeze was begun. which resulted
IN ralying the entire list, although the covering
was believed 20 be entirely from the smaller
shorts The pressure. however. was sufficient TO
advance ST. Psui a aud othors In proportion.
When the bears thought that they detected
inside selling and when tho pressure wss
lifted somewhat prices went back again.
The Vanderbilt stocks were weak Tea
ture In the afternoon and Lake Shore
steadily sagged of aud At the close was
materially lower than last evening. Louisville
and Nashville on foreign selling was Also speci-
ally weak There was less move ,nent among the
specialtes than usual OF late. but Pullman wa.
lover, and Denver rsxss ana Fort Worth, and
Denver aud Rio Grsnde we're higher. The news
OF the day was entirely OF negative character
snd had little influence one way or the other.
Among tho 0nai changes Chattanooga rose l. but
the others are, with but few exceptions, fac-
iionally lower. while Lake shore yielded ~ and
Louisville aud Nashville !. Total sales, 23l,0.O
shares.
krcHin0.-Exensngs dun AMI steady At iS,Na
4s9N. Money Easy AZ PA Sub Treasury bal
oil y d
Governments dull AMI stcsiy per cents,
i29a ~ coupons, 10. state bonds entirely
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WEST VIRGINIA.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION or THE ST.
PREME COURT
Wilson holds the Office Of Governor Until
tho Legislature Makes Declare
ton
tso.c,.I ,e,.rrsm % Che pIsp.icilI


CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 1.-THE
opinion handed down in the supreme Court
Of Appeals to-day I'm the Csrr-Wilson man.
damus case settles the gubcrnatorial contest
before the courts. II decides that Governor
wilson IL entitled under the Constitution 10
bold the Office until the result OF The election
Is declared BY the Legislature. The opinion
Is by Judge Branuon. and Is quite lengthy
one. The syllabus reads Is follows:
"Wben persons are voted for for Governor
at a regtIlsr election for the office a Cover
nor. but there has been no declaration OF the
result OF Tue election by either the Speaker Of
the House OF Delegates or the joint assembly
81 the two branches OF The Lcglslaicre, and
contest for that Office i. pending before such
joint assembly and the declaration Of the
result has been by such assembly postponed
until the decision OF such contest, that does
not create such condition Of things wtthin
the meaning OF section lG OF Article
VII. OF the Constitution az will
eutitle The President II the Senate 70
act az Governor. In such case the Go
vernon elected for the next preceding
term has the right and IL under duty,
by VII tue Of section OF Article ~. Of the
Constitution, 70 discharge The duties OF
his Office until a successor shall be declared
elected. rhe act OF taking the official osth
prescribed for Governor by candidate
voted FOR for Governor at such election be-.
fore Il declaration OF bis election under section
3 OF Article VII. OF the Constitution would
not entitle him 10 take The Office, and
his inability 10 take the Office for want
OF such declaration Of election. whether
he attempt 10 qualify or not, would
not entiie the President OF the Senate 10 act
as Governor. A declaration OF election 10
the office o. Governor as provided for by sec.
ton OF Article VII! OF the Constitution Il
indispensable 10 perfect and coDsummaie his
title to that Office. The provisions OF the
Constitution limiting the term OF office OF
Governor to four years and making him in
eligible to reelection do not prevent him
from continuing 10 discharge the duties OF
bis Office after his term expires, under sec
ton OF Article w. Of the Constitution
In cases where the President OF the SEN
ate cannot set as Governor under section
10 Of Article VII. Of the Constitution"
rnporaI n of lrFf Tor uufon TO-DAY
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lRr ,.legraph o me Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, March l4.-For some MI
nuies sf,er the reading Of yesterdays Jour-
nsl the senate sat without any business
being brought before u. Then moiion "ss
made BY Mr.. Edmunds and sgreed 10 inst
when the adjournment takes pisce to-day It
b. tili Moudsy. That arrangement having
been made The senate proceeded 10 the con-
ticera,lon OF executive business.
~ O'Clock, the Senate stlll IN executive
tession, took q recess until O'Clock. In the
Interval the Republican senator's are 10 eau.
Gus. II l. supposed, upon the question Of
considering legislation at ibis session
Wbie tbe senate was sitting WITH closed
doors Mr. Gibson's resolution wss taken up
iof Toe appointment Of select committee OF
,e'en sfnst)is On the relations OF Tue uDiieo
States with Mexico and Central Americs.
snd Mr.. Gibson spoke IN support OF H. The
resolution was opposed by Messrs. horrlii,
yl1si. and Hosr. and favored by M.ssis.
AsaEsn and Call. The latter also sdyocaieu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-15

selling 10 earh OF number OF people tns
same piece Of property. The prisoner qulcs,'
" gave bail for the forgery and drsppeareu'
Where the money has gone to u myste,y.
The arrest wa. well planned. Davis nao "a
appointment with Tolman at the BANK, sns
before The hour arrived the presioen. nss
sworn out a warrant and given the document
10 AN officer. who was stationed IN tie bank
entrance 20 await the man. Dayiss ar
rival was prompt, and the arrest wa
equally 80. Boin events were surp,sseo
10 CELEBRITY. however, By bis release pe
scheduling the required security OF Si,0Oo
and walking out before IL WAS realized ,ns'
additional warrants were necessary. Das,-
has been in the real estate business IN liz
street. and occupied a bandsome residence
on Robey street. He built up big bushes s
block year ago. lie also built and sou
another block.
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By the way. "a is learned on excellent all
thoiitv thai Nshone IL A. mad as hornet.
Ills onl, interview with the Presidcnt-the
only sge he has been accorded since General
Harrison was inaugurstrd-l lasted less than
two minutes. The clesnest feature abou
tbi. Administration Il the strong disposition
20 ignore Malone slmost entirely. Up to
the present time IL certainly looks ss II Ma
hone will have TO remain out in the cold.
where there is woepine and wailing and
Rnashiug % teeth. lie may not be much OF
> wecpsr. but he is a waller and Snasher
from way back.
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MARKETS BY rELEeRAPa


NEW YORK, Hsrch iA-Cotton quiet; sales,
3O4 bales: upiands. le4c.: Orleans. i0Hc.; ex-
poris-to Great Britain. 22,l00 bales: 70 The Con-
tlnent 1909 bales; stock, o9o.33i bales South
srn -four heavy. Nheat-Spot lower but more
active for export: No. red, 92s. a934e- In ele-
vstOr options fairly active aud nrm; No red,
March, 92',c. April, w. SC; May, gtc. Corn-
Spot dull aud aakc. lower; No. ?, 49, as3Lc. 10
elevator; optiOns dull and 4akc. lower and
weak: March. $50: May. 43ha44c. Oats-sp0i
moderately active and kakc lower; options \ Z
!. c. lower and weak March. kso4c.; April,
3Jkc; May. 0Aa:0Hc. No 2, spoS 3ia3i hsc.
mi xed western, ~ GBSc- Hops nrm and quiet
COfioe- options closed steady az iSsso points be-
low yesterday and quiet. March. sl7.obsSh 10;
April, Sl7aSl7l0; May, sf7.06asi7.i5; spot kic
easy; fair csrgocs. fig. Sugsr-Rsv strVag fair
refining $40. rsnned-tbe trust held . meeting
aud decided no; 70 offer any stock to-day and
70 arrange prices for tomorrow morning. Mo-
lasses-FOreign firm; 6ltesI axe. New Or
Leans auieg; open kettle, good 70 fancy. 1ses2c
RIcs QUOT and stoady; doncstir. f1aS,<e. Pc.
trolsam steady asd quiet: refined ~ 7c. Cotton.
seed oil 1rm crude. &c: yellow. go Tsiiov
easier kosin steady and quiet; strsiped. com
mon 90 good. si.i7kasi.s0- Turposane Guis'
and steady at y2sc. Egg quiet and easy; soath-
ern Al I2Laisc. Hides quiet and Arm. Woo
quiet and essy. PORK irm; old ness. ti2sb
new meas, SIS 30 Beef dun; extrw moss, s. 7sa
81. Beef bans inactive ct tlssSiS3 flsrosd
beef Glow city oxua India mesa, SisxS1a CaI
meats fairly active. NEEDLES arm shortcieAr
sasA Lard easier and quist; westsrn steam
s. 3sH options-March AID April, G.S3; Nay
s73lst7.S3; sefined no4ersssly sctise; Cousi
nenL ss.iOss7.sa freights sfs~dy.
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Tbe oyster Pirates.

IspecIH V1ItEIaIH % U" UIsV aIyu.I
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA. March A.
Seventeen OF the Gredgers failed TO give bail
to-day. They volunteered 10 20 aboard the
vessel 10 Gull the oysters and put them on
Captain James, vessel. They are under
guard on the vessel tonight. They Will
finish the transfer OF the oysters Tomorrow
and return TO Jail st Mathews Courthouse.
The Chesapeake will tow Captain James to
Norfolk, where the oysters will be sold. II
Is thought there are about sixteen hundred
bushels Of oysters. Captains Bussels and
White will probably accompany Captain
Foster
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indirectly, bis ewn resolution prog osIpg q
like select committee for Cuba and the West
India Islands.
The question OF the annexation, or the SC
QUESTION OF the island OF Cuba was. he said,
present 20 the mind OF a large portion OF
the people % the United states. lie had re-
Gently had various letters on chat subject
showing that public attention was being di.
rected toIr. II 1t was important 10 Mcer.
tain The commercial relations. present or
prospective, between Canuds aud the United
STATES, 10 certainly was equally important 10
ascertain them In regard 10 Cuba and Mex
leo.
Mr.. Hale objected 10 the further consid-
Grafton OF the subject, the Senate being in
executive session, aud the Senate. at 1880.
took recess TIL i. NJ, aud at 500 ad-
journed tlll Monday.
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The Ouuboat yorktown.

10y I0IUETaUH 10 w" I7I7IaV-TT'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March i4.-Rapid
progress is being made in the work upon
the new gunboat Yorktown al Pbiladelphis.
The weak bulkhead has been sinened, and
most Of the work required by the terms Of
the contract has Oeen completed. Some de-
fects discovered upon the trial for which
the contractors are not responsible still re-
main 20 be corrected, but 1t is believed that
the department Will be asked TO pass upon
the question OF accepting the vessel next
week. The contractors estimate that they
viii be entitled to abou, $4,000 bonus for
the horse power developed IN excess OF the
contract REQUIREMENT.