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xeur.Iri. causes much Insanity

The highest Medical authorities Of
Europe and America have recently
decided that n large percentage Of
cases OF insanity + caused by the ex-
crutialing pains Of Neuralgia Of the
head and face. II any member Of
your family suffers this tOrmentor.
induce them TO try Balllrd's Snow
Liuiment. Oneapplication illafford
immediate relief aud you will soon
he ND q n dangerous and torment
ing disease. BallaTd's Snow Lin
iment Is the most penetrating Lini-
ment known. IL POSITIVELY cures
rheumatism, Lsinc Back, Contract
ed Muscles, Obi Sores, Corns, Bun
ions, etc. 1t renttratss and opens
up the pores, dFawing all poisonous
matter 20 the surface, restoring and
prUmotinca natural circulation Of
he blood through the diseased parts.
ats
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A ProIe>.ar Gone.

NOrRE DANE, Ind, Sept. 25-Ar-
thur J. Sace. professor OF civil en-
cheering AZ Notre Dame University.
died this evening Professor STAGE
was born In Sussex. England. in 1873
and has been connected with the Uni-
-ersiiy Of Notre Dame since 1850. He
achieved distinction as n poet, iitsra-
teur, humoris: and mathematician.
He was one Of the Commissioners TO
the Paris Exposition in isea.
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r.Ie>r.nhrr. strike.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Tne telegrapher:
and station agents on the Chicago q
Frs.srn Illinois Railroad between
Evansville aud Terre Haute, Ind. and
on the Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
road. struck this morning demanding
an advance in wages TO the standard
prices. Several officers Of the system
in this city have gone 70 the seeno oi
the strike to effect. Il Is said eompro-
mise.
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p,,xh,.. Disease Lost It's Victim.

Under date Of July is, lsSs, Mrs.
Laura a. Kempton, Of West Rut
land, Vermont, writes: eve art
certain that only for DR.. David
Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy, Of
ROndout, n. ", our little ten-year-
old daughter would have been dead
from Bright's Disease. We had tried
in vain other means, but the Favor
lite Remedy came just in time to
save her life.o
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kFirhtto Death.

LENTSoroS, Va. Sept. 25.-Iniense
excitement prevails over fatal prize
fight a. the State Military Institute
Cadet TaliafsrrO Of Virginia. AGED u,
and McCOunico Of Texas, aged %,
guarrrled and decided to settle by a
lis; fight. Thirteen desperate rounds
were fought. Two hours later Ialia-
Retro was dead. MeConnico tried 70
suicide but vas placed in jail.
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nIen nnncIcanIr.. YIN.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-The viii
Of Dion B0ucicault was offered foi
probate this afternoon. He Ue
queaihs all OF his propeiiy 10 his
wife, Josephine Louise Thorndyke
Boucicault. IL Is expected that
objection viii be filei tomorrow on
behalf Of the actors divorced wife,
Agucs Robertson.
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MUTUAL STOCK ASSOCIATION.
N q IT y Q IL:

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Ol
4 the Stockholders Of the Mutual stoci
Association, viil be held at the 18th Ward
school Rooms. on Monday evening. sep
tember e2th. isal. al : - y. N. for the pur'
pose % receiving reports Cf the officers
determining the amount q dividends. the
election Of ofncefs for the ensuing year
and the Transaction % such other bushnell
a. may be brought before the meeting.
AEIHrR PAE-DN- Ser.N.
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protre,Iop knnInst the Roads.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Representa'
tives Of the leading Boards OF
Trade throughout the country are
meeting here for the purpose OF
forming n national transportation
organization for the protection o:
shippers and merchants, from unfair
dealing ant discrimination, on tht
uart Of railroads.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of she Utah and salt
Lake Canal Company. for the purpose Of
elsctinE ofacers for the ensuing two years,
and tEe Transaction OF such other busihesa
a. may cone before the meeting. will be
held on Saturday. October 9Th, $50. az y NJ
AZ the orire % the Company. No. % : Main
street, salt Lake City. Utah Territory.
ELIAS i. SMITH, Secretary.
sait Lake City, sept. -, lseo- G&s %
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COMMENTS oFTnE rBEss.

The Ns-rS' fipperlry correspond
ent declares that a marked change
occurred in the demean0r Of the 20,
lice when Morley Issued from lhs
court on the appeal Of several voice
imploring him 20 come and save the
people. Evidently the police had nc
desire to treat English commoners
with disc0uTtesy.
A brutal police attack was made
on Heating, proprietor ofthe LINER
lex Lsddsr, who was 50 severely in.
jured that he blel profGsely from
the mouth.
In an editorial the Aers slys:
0On this occasion the presence OF
Morley has given an importance &c
events which are commonplace in
Irish administrations"
The Chronicle says "Mr. Morley,
voice Is Of 50 much value 10 the
State that we are compelled TO pro-
test against his entering such Ecrim'
macs. Irishmeu will easily misin.
terpret his presence, but for which II
is probable riot would not have &C
Cured,
While exempting Morley from
any intention 10 influence the court,
the Times thinks he made an unhap
Ply precedent.
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CLASS In OBSTETRICS

DR. RoMANiA 3. PRATT WILL CON-
october ltth. ls91. 4 limited namber Of
students can be given situations IN the hos
p.tai. a. For further particulars. address
DT. Praft a. Deseret Hospital div sim
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Discovered In Time.

LIsBoS, Sept. 25.-The police have
discovered the authors Of the clrcu-
lars distributed yesterday assailing
the stability OF well-knOwn banks,
with the object Of creating n poliiieo-
financial crisis.
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words OF wisdom

No doctor will fail 10 impress his patients
sthsf the mouth and iceih should be
healthy because they receive the food aud
prepare Il fer IT. digestive work Usc
SOZOD0ST. crafty Jour family ply -icfan,
and enjoy life comfortably.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

NITHO NEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line 10 call upon Bs-ton 4
Co, % Main 81. where they will ind \ well
sclectcd stock % mems and bows suits
oyerals, bats. caps, shirt, ctr, NJ very low
prices. This drm 10 reliloie and will treI
you right. dtf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26

Oar customers al speak highly in
praise Of st. Pa..icK's Pills They
arr the btst.-BEREY BROS., Carroll
Nebraska. For sale by z. &. NJ. |
Drug DEPARTMENT.
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RAILWAY CONFERENCE.

Advices have been received from
several South American States.suc-
costing that they will he Represented
at the inter-eontinental railway con-
ference TO be held here next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
DILLON AND O'BRIEN.
The Prosecution EndeAyor 70 Prone
that They are COu-
spirat0rS.
The TARIFF sILt AMENDMENTS
EXAMINED.
Judgment for sIss,OOO Against the
Iron City Bridge Com.
paBy.
BOARDS or TRADE VS.. THE
RAILROADS.
EX-President Hayes Delivers a
Discourse Upon the Causes
q Grimes.
The TARIFF sILt AMENDMENTS
EXAMINED.
BOARDS or TRADE VS.. THE
RAILROADS.
iy Telegraph 10 The SEEs.l
THE TRIAL OF o-BRIEN.
Counsel FOR the Crown VIII Prove
Conspiracy.

Counsel for the Crown VIII Prove
Conspiracy.
DUELiS, Sept. 35.-Rouan, coun-
sci for the Crown, asked permission
If the court TO make a slight altera-
ton in the charges against the pris-
Oners. The latter protested vIgor-
Jusly, urging that il was illegal.
The court paid no heed to the pro-
tests, but permitted the desired
changes.
Rouan then reviewed the in
-taHces which had led 10 the time
when the plan Of campaign was put
in force on the Smith Barry estate
At ripperary, May 10, and he pre-
posed 20 present evidence to prove
I conspiracy on the part Of the de-
.endaIts from that time down to the
time when the arrests were made.
The defendants protested against
the Introduction Of evidence touch
ing matters anterior to the dates
specified in the warrants. The
court decided that the prosecution
might produce testimony Of a gen
eral character to prove the existence
of a conspiracy prior - the dates
given in the warrant, but that no
evidence c0uld Ice permitted con
corning acts Of the defendants done
anterior to the dates mentioned in
the warrants.
After the court bad given it, de-
cision in the matter Of the protests,
ROuan, on behalfof she crown, con-
tinued 10 recount the events that oc-
Cured in 1859 in connection with
the carrying cut Of. the plan Of cam
paign.
Healy declared the whole thing n
sham, and demanded that the cOun-
sci for The crown come 20. the par-
ticIlar acts with which the defend
ants were charged.
Rouan protested that it was en-
tireiy cut OF his power 10 shorten the
proceedings.
Alderman Dillon II ndblin ap-
pealed for simmons against Ser
seant Kennedy Of the police force,
for assaults upon himself and Har-
ris0n, n memb,-r Of Parliament.
The magistrate, notwithstanding
many Iiolc-trs NfGi4hcA 70 grant
the desired summons and referred
Dillon 10 another magistrate.
ATE the question Of the summons
had been decided the magistrate an
n8anced an adjournment until to-
morrow.
The excitement when the arrests
OF Dillon and O'Brien were made,
hal its counterpart in the nationalist
circles today. The dispatches from
riDpeiaCy created n profound senss-
ton.
The fact that John Morley Is
present at the trial i considered a
subject Of Tuu IA congrliu alton. 1t
is thought the trial VII afford him
mere Insight iatO Tie true Irish
proLltm ihan weeks ot Ordin lTy trial
and iuvesiig zion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26

TACOMA, Wash, Sept. 25.-The re-
publican Stale convention renomi-
mated John /. Wilson for Congress by
,ccia nation.
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DURSUAyT III AS ORDER or SAID
4 Court 10 =aid matter. notice = hereby
gwen .h.i : t-rdaF, the 18Th day o OctoIcr'
a ~ Isg.1 a. Is r-tfr--s n m, AZ the County
Court House IN >sit issse CITY, Jtah
Territory, IN the Court Room q cad Court;
has been appointed By be Cls-k o. sAis
Court, the time and place fsF The bearing 2,
a petition Of Aurelius Miner, PRAYING Tor
the admission % probate OF certain doca-
rient thereHifh ~. scented. purportinE 70 te
The last NilI and Tesiamentot Thomas iar
ris. deceased, when and where all persons
interested NAY appear ard oppose me pro
hate OF said Will, or the granting OF letters
testamentaTy t. AuTelIus Miner, a. prayed
for in said petition.
In wItnes. whereof. / nave kercunt0 so'
ny hsnd and All xei the seal Of sid Court
~. .iryf day Of september, A. n. lsed
tsEALl g > Ni.t.s-N.
Bye l. STANTON, Deputy Clerk d %
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
bT ordinance, not TO remove the body Of
any dead animal, or ofial, or nth OF any
DESCRIPTION. wiIhoHt nrst notifying The
City Scaven=cf. VINO will issue directions
tor is disposal.
WILLIAM SHOWELi.,
City scayenEer. Room 8. City Hall.
April I7th lSaa. du
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

rI,HE FIRSr Annual sTOCKuOLD-
IL ere Meeting Of the SCANDINAVIAN Mer
Camille Union VIII be held IN the Fourteenth
ward Meeting House, on Monday Evening
the s1lh inst AZ ; O'Clock. "A full Attendance
y requested a. business q importance VIII
be brought before the meeting.
NJ :. LISuSAN, scc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
PAUSE ASp THINK?

Must / not share a portion Of my
profits in this prosperous business
with those who make Il Prosperous
This is but part Of a consideration.
that may be called n theory, n doc
trine. The idea at the bottom OF
this whole business is reform. /
have believed that for some years
that We are passing on towards a
Niagara Of this question. 1t Is quite
certain that running backward
along the line Of history we see
everywhere that the situation, the
conditions rs 10 welfareina all respects
Of the men who DO the work, the
labor Of the country, Is the tes;, Is
the mark Of true civilization in
every community. Today the labor
ing men are perhaps more blessed
than ever before anywhere upon
the face Of the glOhe. Let Us see 10
Il that We continue that condition;
that whatever may be done by law,
whatever may be done by social
custom, whatever may he done by
business, there shall he given 10
every man that which Lincoln de-
sired and promised, that which
every man should have in this
country, a fair .tsrt and an equal
start in the race Of life. Applause. J
With that condition crime viii
diminish"
General Hayes argued against the
system Of making lails and lOck-lps
academies Of crime by placing
young offenders subject TO the in
fluences Of professional Grim nals
He spoke strongly In favor Of
severer treatment FOR the incurabiy
criminal classes.
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Health is Wealth I!

DIR x. c. wUsT's NEzSE AND-i.h-
ri.r.rWENr ~ ranteed specific -
ft,sterfa- ID |zzincss. Conruisi01s- -, Net-
rsns euraigis. He-dache. AerFgas -
tratiun caused by the NC d siooani -
iaharca. Wakefniness. Mental y pressl..-t.,
sol icning OF The Brain,resu uns "a ,ss.,b
Prematslra Old Age. Barrenness. cau-e y
over esrriion OF The brain. Zach box on
tr-ns ore months treatment 81 ~ 1 eA;
Q Elk Loxes for ia-tc. scnt b. n-Ai ~ 80
on receipt OF price
WE sUARASrEE Mn BoAS
To cure shy case Win eacn 49, 49,. -
reived L. n for six BOXES, accompanied
with S o., we will send the PurchAsrI =. y -
written guarantee 70 rofund the Hloher :.
tie tfeatment docs not enert = 80 go
Guarantees issued BY JDdSsON- 70 =
3 90, Drryslsts. sole Ageats. q Main ss'
salt Like City. U:ah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
Two Glasses Of Grimes considered
BY "a

CIScISSATI, Sept. 25.-The TWEEN
tieth annual convention Of the Ma
tional Prison Congress opened here
tonight, the president Of the con-
gress, ex-President Hayes, deliver
ing the adSress. In the course OF
his speech he said the crimes Of TO.
day are due TO the business and
social aspirations Of today. There
are two clrsses OF crimes In all civil
lied countries, aud especially our
own countTy-crimee OF capital and
crimes Of sudden wealth. The
crimes OF those Avaricious for gain,
avaricious for money, are not always
merely fer money, but for power.
Tie crimes OF those who sr- ~ tlr.
top Of the wheel Of fortune are not
always punished, not always con-
victed. With this haste TO get rich
comes an anxiety on the the com
munity. Everywhere il despair,
lack Of hope, lack OF opportunity in
the thousands, in the multitude, in
the masses TO whom the path 10
these great prizes Is closely barred.
The opportunities here by specula-
ton, by gambling, by every descriI-
ton Of Legitimate effort TO make
great fortunes, leaving Others with
out that opportunity, is n great
cause Of crime in this country.
What i the remedy? IL l have a
great fortune, il my business Is pros
perOus, Is IL not largely because Of
men working for low wages under
me? Is 1t not well for business men
10
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N OF &c E ]!

TINE ANNUA. MEETING oF
the Stockholders OF the FeO-
pies Equitable Co operative A-s1.
riauU7. Wili be held m inc SOCIAL
Hal IA ttss citY, -cpte-nr-r -sif .isE.
AZ ID y. m, for the parIs1-a OF
hearing the financial Report q the
business, and the election CT on
GERS Tor the ensuing year
JOS. ANDERSON,
secretary.
sal, Lake CITY, sept. y, lsss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court IN and Tor salt i.aNs
county, Territory Of Utah
In The matter % the Esiate Of Thomas
Harris. deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

Jews figure prominently in the history of
the discovery of America. The plans and
calculations Of Columbus expedition were
largely the work Of two Hebrew astr0nO-
mers and mathcmaticians. Two Jews were
also employed as interpreters by Columbus,
and one OF them. LUZ de Torres, was the
first European 10 set foot in the New
World. When Columbus sighted the island
of san salvador ne imagined that he was
approaching portion OF the east Asiatlc
coast. and he sent Torres, who was en-
,ared for his knowledge Of the Arabic.
ashore to make inquiries Of the. natives. II
was probably this Torres who was the Mad
rid jew 10 whom Columbus bequeated hall
a mark Of silver in his Will.
Another curious fact That has been GU
riouslv suggested-by Mr.. Delitzsch, we
beljeye-that Columbus himself was jew
or of Jewish birth. The name OF Chris
topher was frequently adopted by converts
while the surname, Colon, belonged 10 a
distinguished family OF Jewish scholars.
Cbristopher's father, Diego, bore originally
me Jewish name Jacob, which sounds sur
prisinelv like shem kadosh. Perhaps
during the coming celebration some Jewish
scholars in Italy will make inquiry INTO inc
validity Of this daring suggestion.-Jewisl
World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21

The octopus. who turks IN the coral reefs
or under the lodges, has only To show nm
self 10 make a brave man chill. The tend-
ish perseverance WITH which the shark fol-
lows ship day after day melts ones nerve
away. There is death i'm the touch of the
ntaree-destruction i'm the fall of a
whale, eternity in the rush Of
breakers ON a rocky shore. But the grim
nos. of all these is oyershadOwod by the
soft purring and gentle tapping OF the tiger
of the hcach-the unseen beast VINO gathers
"A dozen victims where another claims one
We stand here on the sandy shore with
the surf only knee high. The SKY Is clear,
the sun shines brightly, and there are a
hundred people about us. II one should
predict danger bee would be Ildiculed'
What's that: The sand suddenly cuts out
from under our feet. feeling rs If some one
had pulled at rope we stood on. Was it a
cave: Did some one pull stick away'
NO. 10 was the soft. low growing OF Il o
tiger OF the beach, note of warning. J.,
wa the undertOW. IL startled you for "a
moment. but YOU soon forget 1t and push for
ward into the surf. Now YOU stand Just
right 10 yet the shOuldcr-hrcakeTs as they
RON i'm. and i'm the excitement you forget the
cruel fangs and sharp claw, waiting lof
you. The shore j, only few yards away.
Men. women. and children are laughing;
why should YOU fear;
Of a sudden the water dcepens. You
push back and Jump the roller laundering
i'm. and now there is no sand for your feet To
touch. The undcrtOw has been pulling.
pushing, aud cOaXing YOU on. and now ---.
v0uran swim. on are startled, but you
sec the shore il nigh. You strike out brave
lv. but your legs feel as If weighted down.
The NeXed waters beat You and keep you
short of breath. You exert more strength.
You make "a grand effort. You are simply
startled at the mysterious something which
has dragged you out.
A-h-h, see his face blanch, Set his wild
strokes Look into his ewes and read the
horror they express, The undertow Is cold
cold rs well as merciless. II has pulled
him out and down the coast foot 10y foot,
until he suddenly realizes that he Is
drowned II men notice That he is far out
mo- one speaks of il. II they see him beating
the water they pass it by as sport. The
tiger OF the beach has crept down among a
hundred people in open day 20 snatch Vie
tim. and be has accomplished II.
"Ielp, Help"
IL comes too late. The life guards are too
far away. Even were they right here, they
could not save him. He has been looking
death in the face for the last two minutes
and he was unneVed before he cried out.
lie cried out because men always DO IN
their last moments if they die like this.
Terror has blinded him. He does not see
the people running up and down the beach.
Terror ha, made him deaf. He does not hear
the shouts sent out TO him to make a last
effort Even as they shout he throws up his
hands, utters long-drawn CRY Of agony
and the spot where We last saw his head Is
now covered with foam. The tiger has
pulled him dOwn.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-21
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Chickering'S of
t0haccos at auction on Change Wednesday
August -. iS9l: Total offerings, 10 pack
AGES. of which IA packages were euuscured.
and packages were bright tobaccos. OF
the sun-cured oilcrcl one package was
tskcn in at =. "A, one at $, one at $3.50, one
at $3.50. one sold at s5.SO, two taken in a.
$3.50. two sold AT s., two. at $500, one at
>2.>0, one taken in ut -, one sold at $l.t0
one at 81 OF the bright tohaccos offered,
one package sold at 81. one Sold IN at
S662is.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
to-day. Wrappers. hugsheads; filters, 3
hogshcadS: cutters, hogshcads; scrap, 3
hogshcads: sun-cured, hogshcads dark to.
haccos. go hogshcads. Total. - hOgshcads.
onicc 81 the tobacco inspector reports to-
Jay; Inspections Bright ~ hogshcads
darN, hogshcads. Rclnspcctions Bright,
% hogShoads; dark, hogshoads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Allegheny. old l'c
mIuion. Cn'nshaw's. Meals, Davcniori's,
~hcliwrnc's, Planters aud Mcrchants', sea.
.r'9N'. and Shockoc warehouses report to
UlN. Receipts, = h0gshcads. Deliveries,
H hogShcads, ~ ticrccs and boxes.
office OF the collector of the United states
.iUrnHl revenue reports collections for the
.f, ot Richmond for to-day rs follows:
I4N uaid cigars and cigarettes. SGG2. 90.
D. T.
uitcd states Var department weather
r.lp. dated Wednesday August % $50
shows 30 inches rainfa'i no Louisville, Ky;
Isl inches rainfall at Cincinnati, O.; and
3I inches rainfall at Cairo, H., (Paducah
district.
uur Mr. loran Dickinson, Of the tm Of
.lu & Dickinson. has just returned from
visit to the Burlcy district of Kentucky.
She Richmond tobacco market was quiet
.nl strong to-day with light sales 0f bright
nI fair sales az dark iohaccos. The
Stock of desirable sound dark tohaccOs are
..N ni.h, 10 not entirely exhausted, and
..I-h tho offerings are Of low grade and
.rAed tobacc0-. prices remain unchanged,
tHrh argues "a strong position and good
ulnl fur this class.
Inspections of bright toh8cc0s were mod
zoo, today, tho rast of the list light. Re
-.eciiuns light Tor the entire list. Re
ni- and deliveries moderate to-day, re-
.t~ being about twelve packages i'm cN-
-- oi the deliveries. Int rnal revenue
Ieetions on plug tobaccos were heavy to-
.lN {. Mel.