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A Revolving Russian Superstition.

London Special to the Philadelphia Press
A curious superstition has been revealed at a
trial in Russia, which ended in the conviction
of four peasants for the murder of girl IL
years old. The superstition recalls that about
the thieves and the candles narrated in connec-
ton with the Whitechapel murders These
peasants, it seems, were believers in the su-
perstition that candles made of human fat
rendered the bearers invisible. To obtain
these articles they first attempted to murder a
boy in the forest and next tried to kill an old
peasant; thirdly, a Russian clergyman, and be-
ing disturbed on all three occasions at last sue
ceeded in numbering Sukeria Cherkaschina
With the fat from the child's body they made
candles, and with their help attempted to COM
init a robbery. The light of the candle be-
trayed them, which seems a singularly Just
happening, and on being arrested they con-
fessed everything. The evidence in court
showed the belief in the thieves candle super
stition to be very widespread in Russia.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MD nNIMPRoNED RIAL ESTATE IN THR

ENECrToRS' SALE OF NAIUARIF IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRONED REAL ESTATE IN TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF authority IN vested in and under the
last will or testament OF ". W W Wood Of record in
lber 20, at pages 90 Sc. of the record of wills in
the District of Columbia. the undersigned viii on
WEDNESDAY, 1HE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. lss9 at THREE O'CLOCK. an fruut Of tie
premises offer for sale al public auction 10 the highest
bidder sub lot %, in square -. frunting the north
side OF Water street, between 3lst and 1d streets
northwest containing 1, 2le square feet II ground
ON The SAME DAY AT HALF PAST THREE
O'CLOCK IN front of the premises sub lot 4. square
24S 25Nl4t, 20 thirty foot alley. improved by q
three story frame dwelling with back building and
good brick stable on rear Of lot being No. 1907 X
street northwest
on THE SAME DAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK in front
OF the premises lot No. 81 In Olmsfead's recorded
subdivision Of square No. 242. having a front Of %
feet on the west side Of Vermont avenue betNe,n
street and Iowa circle, being No. 1916 Vermont avenue
northwest.
, Terms Of sale: one-third in cash: the residue in
fee equHl al one two and three years after
date of sale for which notes duly secured prem
lses sold shall be e1ven with interest at per
tum per snnum from the day Of sale. An convey
anclng and recording 20 be az purchasers cost. de-
posit OF sioo will be required On the unimproved
piece and $50 each on the improved property. II
the terms of sale be not complied with in ten day.
after sale resale may he had ut the risk and Of
the defaultng purchaser after five days notice in
some newspaper published i'm the city of Washng ton
1a2-dts IHoS. y WOOD, Executor,
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIU.
LIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
GA T. STREET NORTHWFST MA NJ.

EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIL
LIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS
No, GA T STREET NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON, ID. c.
By virtue of authority in us vested by the last will
and testament of James c. MCGUIRE deceased late Of
the city Of Washington, District of Columbia and in
pursuance of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
1l439, on the 18th day of November, 1855 wherein
Frederick Mcclure and others compliments and
J. Clark Mcguire and Others defendants the un-
derslgned will offer at public auction THURSDAY
the IWENTl-FOURrHD DAY OF JANUARY. 1859 at
tOUhOCLOChP L. NJ, on the premises the following
described real estate to w.t. all that certain piece or
parcel of ground known and described upon ground
and being original lot numbered eighteen II 49, in
square numbered four hundred and ifty-seyen (437)
fronting hfty-two t52) feet four and ohehalf a ~
inches on street by the depth of one hundred and
eighty feet ten and Il inches 10
thirtyfoot alley, and improved by large four-story
brick dwelling, with commodious back building and
stables, together with all the improvements WAYS
easements rights, privileges and sppurtenances TO
the same belonging or IN anywise appertaining
Terms One-third cash, balance in equal instaments
in and two years. notes to be given said balance
deferred payment bearing per cent interest from
day OF sale payable semi annually, and TO be secured
by deed of trust the premises sold all the
option Of the purchaser. Conveyancing, &C. at the
purchasers cost deposit of $500 required at the
time of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS
otherwise right reserved TO resell at the risk and cost
in some newspaper published in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
FREDERICK B. INQUIRE, /
1893 Connecticut avenue, IAeounson
JOSEPH ID. INQUIRE, ana
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Irustee.
4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest
WALTER B. WILKINS 4 co. Amcts iaI l-dtds
T HARRISON JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE,

I HARRISON JOHNSON, REAL ESTATE,
cs 1902 street northwest.
AND FINE BUILDING LOT ADJOINING.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY EIGH-
TENTH AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we will
offer for sale in front of the premises, part Of
LOTS AND IN SQUARE 433,
fronting 66 feet on Sth St sw by depth of 90 feet
inches and part OF SAID lots being improved by a
and large brick stable. 20x20 the balance of the
lots being unimproved
This property is in the immediate vicinity of the Ma
tiOnal museum building Smithsonian, and Agricul-
tura departments, convenient streetcar lines and
readily be subdivided.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in ] and years.
notes to be given bearing cent interest PAYABLE
semi and to be secured by deed Of
premises, all cash at option Of purchaser convey.
ancing. sc. at purchasers cost. deposit of s20o
required at time Of sale Terms TO be complied with
in 10 days otherwise the right reserved 10 resell at
the risk and cost of the deaultng purchaser after
days public advertisement in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington, ID. c.
jal2-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
RFh fsAfE On A6ThTrES STMHHM sF4EEP
hXTENDED AND SPRING STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 10th.
one OF the land records OF the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby will
Sa Of GaSTsRYH
hSS9; AT i aAL LIZ, FOUR O'CLOCK NJ the
trct of Columbia TO wit that parcel Of land
with i4th st extended being known as lots one tSo
three. Twenty-Five twenty and twenty -four and
i've and tenl and twenty adjoining lots, all being for
TO be sold rs per plat which can be seen at the
Terms: onethird cash: balance in one and two
per annu, payable semi annually, and 70 be secured
By O eaeh G The sy 81 s # e
terms of sale are not complied with in ten days from
cost Of defapltng party after Ave days public notice
Of snch resale in some newspaper published in Wash
jaI4-d&ds en-. ARMSTRONG. Trustee.
HaNNGERTT SALE SALE ,, OF XALUARLE TRACT OF
TSfBN III sFSSSfS sT3 sS BRANCH
s 81 RI aFSSrh TsE. 4 as.
q GaE EERA ) 1850 IS a H Raj 81
nes. al estate. right ttle and interest iess
and equitable of the parties to said cause, and of
which said Lizzie Adams died seized and possessed
in and to the following tract OF land:
Beginning at stone in the south line Of 4th street
road at the northeast corner OF Nichols land thence
with said road north : degrees east - 40 feet L
G. Stones, thence north 4 degrees 347 40 feet
thence north 1919 degrees east 5 feet to f. Moses
lot thence south SS degrees east So 40 feet to the
west line OF 9Th street road thence with said road
south ~ degrees west sos IS feet TO c. O. Stones lot
thence with said lot north S9s degrees 800 feet
TO the line said Nichols land thence with said line
north degrees west 1914 feet TO the beginning con-
tanning 3.2l acres of land and improved by frame
stable and also brick dwelling erected partly the
abovedescribed land and partly the land OF James
L. Moses: but only much Of said brick dwelling
will be sold is situated upon tie above-described
land The property will sold subject the undivided
half Of an incumbrance of $4,000 to wit: $4,000
with interest from June /. 1883
Terms of sale: $1,000 cash. balance in and two
years. with interest at per cent; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments secured by
the retention of the title to the property until paid
all cash day of sale ratification thereof by the
court, at the option of the purchaser
plat of the property can be until the day Of
sale at the Office of Bushnell & Carusi, No 1908 r
street northwest and the premises ON the day Of
sale
$3.50 down at time of sale
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee
4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest,
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DoNr TK1r1E W1rH YoUn Erra

DR.. s. GAIESKI'S Optical Offices 925 81 NV,
Affords You the opportunity 20 have your eyes
snined free Of charge, and II required have such
GLASSES adjusted 70 your VIII be proper 10
rect every optical defect, no matter how seemingly
Illustrated catalogue containing useful hints regard
ing the Of eyes tree any address upon Az
plication-
d15-3m IF LEwENBERG. NJ d.. Manager
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FREDERICK B. INQUIRE, r.
1888 Connecticut avenue, IAevusos
JOSEPH ID. INQUIRE, and
ja11-d&ds Ellcott City, Nd. trustees.
4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON llTH STREET s. ii

~ RIAL EolAlt ON lllh S1REET >. Il.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in cause No. liza
a and e ct al
PENDANTS will offer for sale at public auction in front
E sfh ffs & Bf ~ ss s
at O'Clock m, the following described parcels of
c Of ahs sns S
ba to wit Parts Of original lots numbered IA and Is
east 40 feet south from the northeast corr
NEST North Is ce f tseno
92 GO feet to said tn and place of beginning
G1 G5s a e az sna +
street east at point distant 50 100 feet south
thence south i6 100 feet, thence west ~ So 100
to a snd psos Of g
ming.
east at point distant II $500 feet south from the
soSS .e %
feet Wide thenes eass along the line q sad alley
said th street east THENCE north along said street %
Also part OF original lot numbered s. in square num-
bered 1OU1, beginning for the at the southwest
feet e aSt9 Is the ssss
south IL 1900 feet thence west as $500 feet 70
Also Of original lot numbered s. in square num-
north from the soutkwest Of said sSe meet
north IA 30-l00 feet, thence east A I5-lOO feet
south ~ $1,000 feet thence west Is $500 feet 70
said lth street east and place of beginning
numbered 1001 beginning for the same at the north
west corner Of said lot thence south thence
feet thence north OF feet thence east Al feet
feet thence west so feet said th street east
and place of beginning.
Terms of sale One-thrd Of the purchase money In
cash. and the balance thereof in equal instaents
at one and two years from the day sale or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser. The deferred nav
mens are to be secured by the notes Of the
r .o sns an. .S deed or e
day q sale At the rate Of six 90 cent per annum
piece Of ground as the same is bid of II the
or purchasers shall fail 70 comply with the
terms OF within 10 days after the day Of sale the
properly sold to him. her them will be resold at his
her or their risk and cost All conveyancing and re,
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FINANCIAL.

NIl-Al~.
j. S. BLASkMAN
BANKER AND BROKER,
No. 14O5 st. NV
Orders executed on all the Exchanges.
Stocks Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Petroleum.
PRIVATE WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Interest allowed on deposits
d14-3m
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EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4
f NEEuISSTrEGGSS 81, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
INN SIXTH AND SEVENTH sTREETi

NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Rcis, 90 q Col9mbs IN cause No. l109o Equity
f ns PreTmHisTss e FQgR O'CLOCK p Ma on sAIQR-
1859, Lots &C." "E." and pr Of Rothwels subdivi.
sion OF part Of square No. 49, together with the Inn
celia
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale and the balance in two equal
day Of ale interest Il csn psr
be secured by the propssory notes e the purhsssr
non Of the purchaser the entire purchase money may
be paid in cash II the terms Of sale not complied
the right 70 resell at the rsk and cost Of the
GEORGE e HAMILTON.
Once. Sun building, (r-u
ANDRHW @. BRADLEY, A&
THOMAS BOWLING. zastsonSsr. ,ss-asd
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MEDICAL, &c.


nR LEON,
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Can be consulted daily, 464 st between Az and 9th
SIS. H. W.
Prompt treatment Correspondence aud cousulta-
u9n strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Once always open. ja5-2w.
TTHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS Is the oldest-established advertise
ing LADIES' Physician an this city. Ladies, YOU can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS,. 900 b st. = W.
particular attention paid t. all diseases peculiar
ta1-1ms
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
- enperlenced female physician should consult Mrs
Dr. WILSON, ll05 Park Place ne bet h and q 4 / ID
and 18th SITS ne. Ladies only. Remedy, g. n24-7w'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
NJ or two of DR.. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial.
VIII cure any case of nervous debility and loss of
nerTe-power II 1mp2rts vigor 10 the whole system
Male or female. poo tsw. ja3lm'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR. BROTHERS, COG B ST.
IL Nv, appeared before me and made oath that he il
the Oldest Established Expert specialist in this city,
aud Will guarantee IN all Of private al
OF men and furnish medicine charge; cOusulta-
scrlbed and sworn before me 10y DIR. BRO1HERS
SAMUEL q. MILLS. Notary Public, in and for ths
District Of Columbia this third day OF July, 1880
d21-lm'
NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIISHFD AND
w reliable Ladies Physician can be consulted daily
NJ her residence, S0l St NV. Oibce hours from
TO y. IN. with Ladies only. ylS-6nIs
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat, nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
IN forty -elght hours. Price, s. per box.
Dr. poDp's NERYINE No. > permanently cures
&c. Price, 81. Sent sealed by mail For sale at
iyol STANDIFOhD'S, cor. 9Th and y NV.
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mo. W. CoRSoN. JNO W MACARTNEY
- Member y. \. Stock Ex
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, 14l9 + ST. n W.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges Of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
Speciality made OF investment securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bel Telephone Stock bought and sold jyle
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Gko. W. sTIckNEY, Auctioneer, $50 Fst

PROPERTY on SHERIDAN AvENtE FAIRY
FARM SUBDIVISION ID q
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 tis recorded I'm li-r
no. iSuS folio ll2. ct seq. 81 the land records
Ior tue District OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby We viii offer tor sale front q
the premises. on Thu RSDAN. the TWENTY FOl -RTH
day Of JANUARY, 1854 al HAIF PAST FoI'R
OCLOCk p NJ. the follov'inl -descrihed property in
the District Of Columbia 20 Wit The northwestern
half OF lot numbered 4. section Numbered = ia the
subdivision Of the Barry Farm estate. made hy the
trustees thereof, file in the
Of deeds OF the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale One-third cash and the balance IN one
I'D year, with interest the Of ter csutum per
annum. payable semi-annually, secured by a deed q
trust ON the prOTarty sold al cash. the option Of
the purchaser. $50 deposit required time sale
All conVeyancing AZ purchasers cost Terms 90 be
complied with in ten DAYS
CHAS b PURVIS. -.
1sl2-eodtds EIRMAN ] SHAnnk lTustees
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PITTSBURG'S BENEFACTRESS.
A Romantic Story Of Pretty and Rich
Young American Girl. - a..

Mrs. Mary E. Scheniey, nee Croghan, has
given Pittsburg tract of land worth $500, 900
She was born in New York and eloped with
British army officer from a Staten Island school
nearly fifty years ago. She has since resided
in England. The tract comprises 800 acres
and is beautifully situated. The gift includes
an option on an adjoining tract of 100 acres at
the price of the last recorded sale in the
vicinity. Mrs. Schenley is also anxious to
have a school for the blind established in
Pittsburg. Some time ago she proposed to
give 10 acres for this purpose. The land is
worth S200,0O0
Mrs. Schenley inherited the vast estate of
Col. VIM. Croghau, who died twenty-five years
ago and was very prominent in the history OF
western Pennsylvania. He sent his only
daughter. Mary, then beautiful miss Of six
teen years, to q boarding school for girls on
Staten Island. The school was presided over
by Miss Schenley, who had brother in the
British army. He visited his sister and met
Miss Croghan. It was a case Of love at FIRST
sight and they eloped and were married.
Later reconciliation was effected with Col.
Croghan, and when he died Mrs. Schenley in
herited vast tracts Of land in the heart Of Pitts.
burg, comprising almost entire wards This
ground is not sold, but simply leased, and the
vast income therefrom goes TO England to en-.
rich Mrs. Schenley and her daughters, several
of whom have married into the nobility. The
family have always resided in England. Capt
Schenley is long since dead.
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GEORGETOWN.

MAURICE HoMILLER's INyURrEs.-The injuries
received by little Maurice Homiller by the ex-
Plosion OF a bottle of powder were more serious,
his friends say, than reported. His eyebrows
and lashes were burned of, the skin burned
from his forehead, lips and side of face and a
large place on his arm. The bottle was filed
with powder by boy, who, 1t is said, Lit piece
OF paper as fuse. The powder failing to ignite,
young Homiller, who was present, picked up
the bottle, when it exploded.
The Bio WATER MAIY.-The work Of exca-
waiting N street for the laying of the 4S-inch
water main is in progress to and beyond SD
street westward
A FAIR is being held on 32d street above NJ
street under the auspices Of the Sisters Of
Mary for the benefit Of the poor.
CATTLE MARKEr.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers' Rest, d. c., yesterday are
reported: 1888 cattle up; all sold. Best, sac.
to 3Sc.; good, $50. to 31Sc.; medium, Sc. to
3llc.; common, &c. to 2slc. 296 sheep and lambs.
Lambs, SC. to &c; sheep, Sc. to &c;
calves, SC. to &c. 80 COWS and calves, cas- to
$40 Market fair
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
AM.-Great Falls-temperature, 4s; conii-
ton, 8. Receiving reservoir S.;
condition at north connection, IL; condition at
south connection, 80. Distributing reservoir
temperature, IS; condition, Sc.
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STANLEY AGAIN HEARD FROM.
He Will Reach the Coast in January or
February.

Mr.. Mackinnon, the head of the Emin relief
committee, has received dispatch from Henry
NJ. Stanley. The explorer says:
y reached the Albert Nyanza from Banalaya
for the third time in 140 days and found out
that Emin andJephson had both been prisoners
since the 18th of August, 1888, being the day
after made the discovery that Bartelots cara
van had been wrecked. The troops in the
equatorial province had revolted and shaken
off all allegiance. Shortly after the mahdists
invaded the province in full force. After the
first battle in May the stations yielded and
panic struck the natives, who joined the in
vaders and assisted in the work Of destruction.
THE invaders subsequently suffered reverses
and dispatched a steamer to Khartoum for re-
Inducements. l found letter waiting for me
near the Albert Nyanza exposing the dangerous
position OF the survivors and urging the i'm
mediate necessity of my arrival before the end
OF December, otherwise it would be too late.
l arrived there on the 18th of January for the
third time. From the 14th of February to the
Sth of May waited for the fugitves and then
left the Albert Nyanza homeward bound By
the route taken l traversed the Semliki valley
the Owamba, the Usongora, the TOro, the
Uhaiyana. the Unyampaka, the Antrori the
Karagve, the Uhaiya, the Wilma, the south
Victoria and the Nyanza. No hostile natives
were met. angus
'.Since we left Kabbarga we travelled along
the base of the snow range Rugenzori. Three
sides of the Southern Nyanza, or Nyanza Of
Usongora, which is called now Albert Edward
Nyanza, are about 800 feet higher than Albert
Nyanza, having an exit at Semlik which re-
ceives over fifty streams from the Rugenzori
and finally enters the Albert Nyanza, making
the Albert Edward the sourse of the southwest
branch Of the White Nile, the Victoria Nyanza
being the source Of the southeast branch"
MIR, MacklnnOn saws the cOmmittaa has Oivan
orders that supplies for Stanley be hurried on
to Mpwapwa and beyond there il possible
Stanley is expected to reach the coast in Jan
uary or February. ...--- ..
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Sunday Whisky from Drug Stores.

THE Sunday liquor Law is being observed
better now than it ever was BEFORE" said
policeman to a STAR reporter. The best proof
OF it is the fact that SO many of the drunken
men arrested on Sunday have bottles of liquor
labeled: Pure whisky, -, druggist
Drug store whisky usually costs more than or
binary saloon whisky, aud the fact that common
drunkards purchase the more costly liquor is
pretty conclusive evidence that the saloons are
either closed or no one but regular customers
are admitted on Sunday. Ii looks like farce
10 close the saloon and let the drug stores do
an open business and furnish liquor TO all
Corners, in any quantities. After a while the
saloon keepers will object to this mode of doing
business. as they will claim that the law oper-
ates against them in favor of the drug stores {"
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How Cinnamon Evade the Exclusion
Law,


Law,
In an interview in the Chicago Times Mr. III
X. Arufby of Victoria, b. c., is represented as
saying: "Your government ought to expend
some of the surplus in building revenue cutters
to patrol the northern waters of Puget sound
and the waters OF the strait. The Chinese who
land in our country are just swarming to Cali
fornia. All the railways of our city have done
an immense business in shipping their goods to
California. The collector at Port Townsend
took alarm at the vast quantity of Chinese per-
sonal effects which appeared without owners
He discovered that the Cinnamon had SNUG
gled across and were sending back for their
household goods. Then he put stop to it.
Not long ago called upon the collector at
Port Townsend. He said: L know very well
that a constant stream of Cinnamon is passing,
but can't guard 1000 miles of coast line with
only seven inspectors. have caught a few Of
the ceiestials, but greater number pass
unseen" MIR. Armby thinks that Monaghan
immigration to the United States will be lin
tied only to the capacity of British Columbia
to receive them at $50 head and discharge
them upon US. Some time ago." remarked
he, "a revenue agent came to our place and
subsequently reported at San Francisco that
no Cinnamon were crossing the line. He needs
to use but one eye now to see IL systematic line
of human smuggling, in which many eau
casians are interested"