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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Unfounded Report of n serious Disaster.

report having reached this city this morn
ing to the effect that an accident had occurred
last night on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
in which a number OF persons were killed, a
STAR reporter went to the Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, where the following state
ment was made: The reports Of Q pas
senger train accident last night on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway are absolutely
untrue. The only accident Of any kind that
happened was the derailment OF three freight
cars at Iron Mountain bridge, which delaye
ana necessitated the transfer of two passenger
trains at that point. Repairs are being made
and trains are running all right today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
BIG FIRE AT LAUREL.
The Buildings of the Roller Mills Company
Entirely Destroyed This Morning.

The Buildings of the Roller Mills Company
Entirely Destroyed This Morning.
A little after 2 o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the big roller mills at Laurel, Nd,
the property of the Laurel Roller Mills Com
pany. The population of the town turned out
as a volunteer fire department, but their efforts
to save the building were unsuccessful, though
they managed to prevent the flames from
reaching the adjoining buildings. The mill it.
self was completely destroyed. nothing being
left to show that there had ever been such a
structure there except ruined engine and a
badly damaged boiler. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
The mill and plant together were valued at
go, 900. with an insurance of $4,000. There
was an insurance of -, 900 on the stock that
will about cover the loss the flour and
wheat that composed it. Soon after the fire
was discovered an engine was telegraphed for
from Baltimore. but it arrived too late to be OF
any service. The principal losers are Mr.. c. f.
Shaffer, Mr.. Geo. W. Waters, Mr.. Burton,
Mayor Chas. H. Stanley and q number of
smaller stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO the following: Charles
F. Bruce and Ella Blythewood; Andrew J.
Spriggs and Fairy E. Cant; Warren Lewis Of
Norfolk and Mary Jane Anderson; Mark sevoy
and Mary Ann Brown; Jacob b. Derrick aud
Burnetta T. Howard; Oliver Brown and Annie
Smith; Lerrius Ford and Laura Williams;
Francesca Perrona and Angelina Sansone; W.
Stanley SwartZ and Hattie A Burdette both
OF Montgomery county, Nd; Benton II. Berry
and Mamie +. Gibson; Thomas b. Linskes and
Carrie NJ Castle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
National Geographic society.

At a special meeting of the National Geo.
graphic Society this evening at o'clock,
in the lecture hall of the National Museum,
Lieut.. C. H. Harlow. .. s. n, will describe "a
trip through Bolivia, illustrating his remarks
BY lantern-slide views of the scenery on Lake
Titicaca and in the heart Of the Cordilleras.
Mr.. HarloY has had exceptional opportunities
as worlds fair commissioner to visit every
portion of Chile and Bolivia, from which be
has lust returned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Investigating the Folding Room Fire.

Investigating the Folding Room Fire.
A subcommittee of the House committee on
public buildings and grounds consisting OF
Messrs. Warner, Warwick and Sweet, today
commenced an investigation of the recent fire
in the House folding room.
The subcommittee made a preliminary sur
vey of the premises where the fire occurred
and made themselves thoroughly acquainted
with the locality and surroundings.
At an early date the subcommittee will CON-
mence its sessions for the examination of wit
nesses. A stenographer will be provided to
take testimony and thorough investigation
will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
THE COURTS.
EouIrY CouRr-yudoe Hu1n<

EQUITY CoURr-Judqe Hagner.
Yesterday-Keene agt. Harsha; injunction
pendente lite. Halke agt Halke; appearance
ordered.
Today-In re Lucy Roy and Annie Maize;
(alleged lunatics); writs ordered Maddox agt
Kennedy; auditors report confirmed. Hodge
agt Mason; appearance ordered. United States
agt. Morris; i. I. johnson ct al made parties
defendant spencer agt Spencer; appearance
of absent defendant ordered.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Mayer q Co. agt Hoffa; default
Dorsey agt Truesdell etsl. argument a. to tes-
timony Of G. W. Wheeler. Logan agt New
comb; stricken from calendar.
Today--F B. Mohun agt T. N. Elliott; jus
tees Judgment affirmed. +. J. Bell agt Katie
Sheridan; trial resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

John Mitchell has purchased OF 7. J. King
for $1,000 lots l6, IL and IL, block 81, Columbla
Heights.
Victoria A. J. Raymond has bought for %, 100
Of c. W. Simpson subs IS and Sc. square 81,
l7.06 feet on I'D street and 81. SO feet on vir-
ginia avenue, and sub 50 Of same, Il by 9s "a
feet on Virginia avenue between 2lst and 22d
streets northwest.
g. W. Montgomery has bought Of Thos VIII
son for S5,06l.20. and sold for nominal con-
sideration TO S. Ross and A. b. Duvall, part I,
square 1865, lS0 by go on K and 18th streets
southeast
o. A. Jones has purchased for ee, 500 of
Charlotte b. Lloyd sub "a, square 6s5-ls50 BY
So feet on North Carolina avenue between
and G streets northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
ToMoRRoW.s BIG STAR.

Some Of the Good Things Prepared for Sat.
urday's sixteen-Paee Paper.
Tomorrow. as usual, The STAR will be issued
in sixteen-page form, and will be found Of un-
usual interest to everybody. The following are
. few of tie features:
THEY PLAY THE PIANO Qllustrated).
Some musicians of whom Washington Is
justly proud.
IN CASE OF ACCIDENT Cnlustrated).
How the work 10 conducted at the Emergency
Hospital
THE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT Qllus.rated).
Chaplain Milburn's recollections Of Congress
men years ago.
THE SAME OLD COON Qlustrated).
Something of the life and habits of this inter-
esting animal
LANDING AT RIO Olustrated).
The difficulties that beset the newly arrived
foreigner in Brazil. By Fannie b Ward.
FASHIONS FOR SPRING Qllustrated).
The tailor-made dress il the perfection Of
outdoor garments
FOR MAN AND BEAST.
Old Washington taverns and eating houses.
By John F. Coyle.
ORATORS OF CONGRESS.
Ex-senator Ferry's remarks about some "a
nous men.
STUDYING THE MAP.
How Senators find out about the weather q,
home
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Some of the novelties for house decoration
| In the spring.
THE FISHING SEASON.
1t is fairly begun and the catch is very large
ARE INDIANS CHEATED?
Charges of inferior supplies furnished by
Uncle Sam.
THE EASTER OF YORE.
How the spring festival was celebrated IL
medieval England.
BY STRONGER BANDS.
A charming love story. written expressly fol
The EVENING STAR by Marie Livingstone.
THE RING OF SAwDUST.
How circus performers prepare for their diff
cult work.
| OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The latest gossip about base ball, bicycling
and general athletics
| REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Attention turned by the spring weather t.
suburban property.
OUR SOLDIER BOYS.
Some of the latest news from National Guart
headquarters and armories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Hochstetter's slayer Surrender.

william c. Miller, the leader Of the moon
sinners in the Laurel Hill mountains Of Penn
sylvauia and the murderer OF old Hochstetter,
surrendered at Somerset, Pa. yesterday. He
claims that he killed his victim in self-defense.
He saws that Hochstetter had been his enemy.
had made him unpopular BY lying about him
and had thrown stone 1t him and tried TO
kill him before no fred. There had been feud
between the men for yeara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

The window glass manufacturers Of the west
At meeting In Chicago on Wednesday decided
to close all factories May 81.
The cases OF the three members Of the Min
ing Union Who were charged with the sssassina-
ton Of Editor William J. Penrose Of Butte,
Mont, have been mol prosssd for lack Of svi.
dehce.
John Russell Young has bsen appointed
fourth vice president Of the Reading railroad.
The death Of the Earl Of Lsitrim occurred
Wednesday in England
Brownsville, . small town IN Pickens county.
Sunday night Two people we're killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

"Gracious me-" said one member of the
ballet to the other. Look at that little bit of
baby. wonder what they put him way
down there in front for!''
'Humph" was the reponse; 'don't you see
how bald -headed it is?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
The Record Of Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending al
noon today burial permits were issued from
the health Office for the following:
White-Mary M. Lewis. IS years. pneumonia
and old age; Dan ]. Arnold, So years, Brightly
disease; Louis s. Fisher, l month, congen itaj
debility; Thomas H. Mather, IL months, con.
vulsions: Willard +. Handy, s months, puimon-
airy congestion.
Colored-James Brown, 50 years, drowned
E. Butler, As years, cardiac dropsy; Josepbine
Smith, months hamilton; Clara Grisburt. 81
months, inanition; jamie Posey, months, ca.
pillary bronchitis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Filed Certificates Of Incorpor.tiou

Filed Certificates Of Misrepresentation
I. F. Galloway, Joseph Mathy, D. A. DufYey,
M. D. Stack, J. R. Mcmillan, W. A. Donch and
Edward Steer have fled a certificate Of incor-
poration OF the Union Real Estate Association,
The Southeastern Club. for literary and social
purposes, has fled Q certiAcate Of moor
poration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
SHOOTING STARS.

Hereafter silver will be priced for its intrinsic
value and not for legal-tender associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

For sALE-CARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
Il eies easy terms. hepsirlng and ordered WORK
promptly attended COOh JAkbOE. x.s,o NJ st..
West " Washington. NIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

'Do you think it is exactly courteous to ap-
ply the term Senators to a base ball club?''
II should say So" replied the hero Of the
bat "Dere amt one Teller in de whole Capitol
dats fit to play in de field. No club could
stand it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Death OF MT. r. w. Colcisxi.r.

Mr. Francis W. Colclazier died at 8 s'ciosk
this morning at his residence on X between 6sh
and 7th streets northwest after many years of
suffering. Mr.. c. was we'll and fsvorsbly
known by all the older Washington people,
having spent his entire manhood
over half q century-in the city. He wss
born in Montgomery county, Nd, Just over
the District line, but came here when mere
youth aud was In the employment OF the late
Cabot Buckingham, founder and machiniss for
many years He WINS active az one Of The old
Columbia artillery company and was one Of
the most efficient of the volunteer fireman
Of old days, holding his membership with the
Perseverance Fire Company. located ~ Penn
sylvania avenue and Sth street He was for .
long series OF years . member Of the old Aux
iliary Guard, under the late Capt Joha
II. Goddard He WINS . trustee of the
Assembly Presbyterian Church for number
OF years He had been an invalid for . long
time unable TO walk on account of rheumatism-
He was q man greatly respected and there csc
many who viii sympsthizs with the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

In France the anarchists fix up bombs for
the police. In New York they are ''blown up
by the clergy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
A Demurrer and Answer 10 . cross Bun

A Demurrsr and Answer 90 . Cross Btll
In the divorce case Of Catherine T. brown
against John 7. c. Brown. lied in August last
the complainant has, by MeusrA r. d. Musssy
and VIM 1wonbly, fled . demurrer and
answer 10 the cross bill She for csuss a
demurrer says that the croa bill sssks relief N
consistent with the scope and purposs a he
cross bill and does not show . case enutltng
him 70 relief She says the charges that she
enabling her 20 convey ths rsal estate, teok
the furniture With her vhsn b alleges shs
deserted him, %, ars userss. and - dsnass
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Mr.. George F. Cochnower had . preliminary
hearing in the Police Court this morning on
the charge Of perjury recently made against
him by Maj. George A Armea The olfense vss
based upon an afhdavit made some weeks ago
by Mr.. Cochnower charging Major Armes with
embezzling . certificate Of stock Of One Wash
ington Granite Company.
Judge Miller heard the case and held Mr..
Cochnover in e500sscurity for the grand jury.
Gen. E. W. Pierce, . historian Of FAN River,
Mass. on his seventeen birthday. has married
Ida Estelle Gardiner, aged twenty-seven years.
Larrsvay Bennett Of Martinsburg, w. Va,
the North mountain
The Union Pacific people n Boston do moi
credit the statsment thas radical channs q
the Union Haci0o eaileoad 4 imninsnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

good clockmaker should be famous for his
striking achievements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
FOR sALE-HORSEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES
EOR sALE-TwO COLTS; ONE THREE AND ONE
hye yssrs Old; suaian'eed SOUND kind and yentle
EOR sALE-LIGHT PHAETON; GOOD ORDER;
Fl Fl fs
BILE. rear OF fredonia Hotel. apS-3t'
LIOR SALE-A FINE LARGE HORSE; YOUNG
ns ffss5
EOR sALE-FIYE YOUNG DARK BAY HORSE
suitable e. coupe Just from LOudoun county SIX
EOK sALE-oNE DARK BAY HORSE. CHEAP:
sgh, Yeas G Can be seen at
EoR SALE A BUCKBOARD IN FIRST GLASS
SSTEs Ss4%on SS
EOR sALE.zAFAULTLEs FAMILY HORSE; ABB
L solutely fear.ess; fresh ron country; veirhs
to- sIIns 5SSa and extra
EOR sALE-CHEAP-HoRsE. sIDE.BAR BUGGY.
new har 70 81 S horse years old buggy ALMOST
EOR sALE-FORTY HEAD OF HORSES JUST
4, All arrived from Rockingham county; Va suitable
aps2w 12lO Ohio N. W.
/ good ordar; GNi6N TkaNsfEk CO s sfABfEs
L years warranted sound and kind; is safe Tor
To se fSa
Howard House. apS.3t'
J,OR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED. 20 HEAD OF
county. Va. two draft teams, weight GO pounds;
one closely mated , carrisss team and general use
or refunded fair trial
sps-sw 63l st. NV
TOR sALE-FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES
o,her "n You @ my work e AND prices
A. HI.
aps3 9th and n. Y. ave. NV.
FoRRr saLE.A NEW .o BUGGY PHAEToN: WILL
ANDREW }: JoiCEs SONS Carriage Factory.
-Four VIZ re,aas in price from $500 to $500
One Tee cart. in fne order; only $40
ussa: sSsadS family ssSriass: Sis D'' very A''''
o ls p phaston b%ry s s ohe 'p'h''e wagon So
One side bar no-top. 4passenger surrey. with pole
on. ns oDp1 sp dog cart cost ESQ., s;
Ss
| all in good condition. Inquire at 700 It'll st. n.
EOR sALE-A WELL-BRED sORREL MARE:
issi ssSS. ss IS
EOR sALE-sTYLlsH LITTLE BAY MARE. SIX
app sAss perse5 sSund and splendid ars.r
X
Sot tss nv sss nasss
FOE sA NE; ;Al,. LOAD OF GOOD HORSES;
iHfs Il Hs 81 EiavssG =
| EoR sALE-A STANDARD BRED HORSE; VERY
WI Ne sold at bargain; also village cart. 1877
81: NV. ap3-lm
Fok sALE-ONE FoUR-sEAT PARK FHAEToN.
| u with shafts and q Fiaudrau Co.. New
LSaT iSs II liz 6i1 o i0: s.:
EfOR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS, HARNESS.
and Of the modern styles and Snish. CON.
6uSsss aS 90 sya. N & IS pnse
patterns one VINO hoor q 100 business wagons
hs .;oss OF T "a.
second hand csTr,ssss md WAGONS always on hand
pos.o!y 4. Ali seoas x.r s nsS ri
sass ,ss Iu aEf & Sal. as may be to Their
E0K sAL I;..s On HAND-A VARIETY OF
III an u eis Snses PAHiD
ZOE, s SALE 1 ~ HAD OF YOUNG HORSES
% si,Es.I iios Ds :en sp HSsa
EoR sALE-vEHICLKs. VEHICLES, VEHICLES.
PEARCE. LAYTON / McREyNoLDs.
% nas Gas s sna haze on sa,a
Tor 9n a sss . Of no .Sd sts.
handled them years and give uuf own emsr
sntee Also full line OF carriages and wssrons our
caeerfuliy submitted. A''."sss
| .7iO and 27l2 NJ It, NV. mhae am
| E'OR SALE-THE LARGEST AND MOST CON
a. ps,s assosnt 81 vehicles IN the city The great
pns eugEy Co . bury, el:s6; alesthessfop phseton
1917; sop W ;e1es, so 90; dayton Wagons, t50 d
o9s1ass s2 jas & sif.i rsS q ss iS
Foss. s AL ~ y w .: aEYER, he Is THl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
FOR SALE---LOTS

Eoh SALE
NORTHWEST LEXINGTON LOTS.
$500 TO $1,000
Lot owners will be furnished money Immediately to
build houses, and be paid off monthly in
stalments, thus converting their rent into payments
tor home Stop paying rent and secure OF these
homes. situated within the alphabet of the city of
Washington, free from Objectionable surroundings
and where the ground will soon double In value. For
particulars and tull Information
DANIEL 4 ARMAT.
ja25-2m 1913 + st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
She drops tear
No words can cheer
When warmer days come round;
That puplet dear
Is far from here;
They've got him In the pound

Possibly one reason why men who talk loudly
seem so generally successful is that they can :
be easily disturbed in their occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Lon sALE-wHOIe WI. =. 0EYERY he IL The
man who has the Ersetsst number and variety Of "a
nos o. caSna9es ouRK1es. wa&ons aud harness In ths
city both new and ssrond hand: baains for cssh q
% ums Cau md - - hi bazaar. ~ Pa ave- fot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
FOR SALE-fOTS.

EOR sALE-CHEAPEsT LOT IN LIE DROIT PARK
on Maple between HARDWOOD and Linden ay q !;
III sell at Zoe per foot sod this week. HE BY E.
cOOfEh, Room To- Equitable building. 1908 ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
NOR SALE

L'OR SALE
II Cheap homes La Droit Park
Pretty homes. lie DrOit Park
Comfortable homes. lie Droit Park.
Desirable homes. lie DrOit Park
Buy homes II lie Droit Park.
BARNES WEAVER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

-Comrade Howard. who haa juao
joined the grand army post at COTE
town. N. H.. Is ninety-one years Of ayr
lie was a private in the Fourth New
Hampshire.
MIR. Cleveland II IS. Senator Cor.
man rs. Senator Allison %. Senator
Cullom o. and senator Carlisle 50.
white Boios. Gray and Sherman are
past middle life. Grant. who was in
a~ugurated at ~. Is said 10 have beer tho
youngest president
Rev. c. $. Percival. nm Episcopal
chaplain Mt the Soldiers home in
Marshalltown. Ia. Is about 70 publish
. volume Of poems He Is . distant
relative Of James q. Percival, the New
England poet, who died in Wisconsin
some years ago, and has written much
verse Of a high order.
The late Sir William White. British
ambassador to Turkey, had a fine old
Irish accent. IL was worth a week Of
ones lifetime to hear his "Ah. my dear
sirr." words that. coming from his Lips,
rang through the thicScst doors. He
was a man Of leoninc aspect, tall. stall
wart. with a massive forehead and .
flowing white beard. He was 4 busy
man. having In his whole lifetime not
passed an idle moment, II Is said.
The Athens Lifc-Saving society
has dccreed the presentation Of the
great golden medallion TO Prince
George Of Greece for his bravery in
saving the life Of a young naval OIL
Ger. The sail-boat of the latter was
upset in the harbor Of Athens. and the
boat. and rescued the officer from his
dangerous position on the bottom ofhis
overturned craft
The late Prof. DR.. l.. Bishoff. Of
Munich. was one Of the leading physi-
ologists in Europe to defend the hy-
| pothesis OF the mcntal inferiority Of
women over against men, chiefly ON
| the ground Of the facts he claimed to
have observed that the average weight
OF a mans brain IS 1850 gains granny.
but Of woman's only l,25O. After his
death the post-mortcm examination
| elected the interesting fact that his
own brain weighed only LEA, grains
Edward Murphy. who was recently
killed by a locomotive. at Jackson.
Mich, was a most unfortunate man.
Thirty years ago he was convicted Of
murder. and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life. Ne had served twenty-five
wears when a dying man confessed that
he had committed the crime for which
Murphy was suffering; therefore the
prisoner was released. and the state
awarded him a pension Of three hun
dred dollars a year. as some a~tonement
for the injustice Of imprisoning an in
uoccnt man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08

This Is the story told by an old Swiss
chronicle:
The magistrates OF the Swiss town
OF Brugg assembled in council. and re-
solved 10 raise a forest Of oak trees Of
The common. Then the citizens sailed
forth on a rainy day. made holes IN the
ground with canes and sticks. dropped
al acorn in every hole. and tramp'ed
the dirt down with their feet Thus
they sowed upwards Of twelve sacks OF
acorns: and when the work was done,
each citizen received q wheaton roll
for a treat. the expense being betrayed
by the town treasury. Alasi the
acorns lay too deep in the ground,
which. besides, had been troddendown
too firmly Ivy 50 many fec: the seeds
never came up. -llarpcr's Young PEG
pie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-08
EXPORT TAXES.

a Tax IN tho For Bresdstuns Ex-
ported IL Itealiy = sax 90 the Export
As long as the exporters OF the Mis-
sissippi valley cannot get back from
their European markets without being
heavily fined on all manufactured
merchandise thev try to bring back in
exchange for their surplus, they
use their exported surplus to bid for
gold in Europe. bidding up the price Of
gold and forcing down the price 81
their surplus In a famine year they
can get rold cheaper in Europe-so
much cheaper that the Mckinley bill
does not stop the export trade; but in
the average year they bid gold 50 high
that they cannot dispose Of their sur
plus except in decreasing quantities
This the Harrison ADMINISTRATION Is
obliged TO confess in the reasury re-
.ort on foreign commerce for 1921,
Jus. issued. A table in this report
Oives he average exports OF leading
articles for 1901, compared with the
average for the preceding five years,
showing a marked falling of in the ex-
ports OF corn and cornmeal. wheat and
wheat -four. barley and all other grain
tobacco and dair 2 products The value
Of corn and cornmeal exported II 1921
was $40. 23s,0 900 less than the average
exports OF the pre- .cding five years
The effects OF the republican tariff on
the wheat and breadstuff exports 81
the valley states arc illustrated in the
following table: