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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-12-08

VIM. Q. Mccoy, the young news
Agent on the o. R. Railroad, who
was arrested on the train some
time ago, with o. R. r. R. tickets
in his possession, was before JUS
tice Jones. of Parkersburg, Mon
day, for preliminary hearing, the
State having failed to produce
testimony, the case was dismissed.
Capt. Mehen, the arresting officer
and principal witness was confin-
ed to his home from the effects OF
fall. Hon. G. E. Hogg of this
city and Mr.. w. e. McDougle OF
Parkersburg, represented Mccoy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-12-08

Bring you job printing to the
Register Office.
That the dude is mistake is
evident on the face of the thing.
If you wish to sleep well take a
clear conscience to bed with you,
If you want to live long. don't
try TO live more than one day at a
time.
The amateur photographer is re-
sponsible for a great many of life's
Misrepresentation.
1t shows wonderful self-control
when man never mistakes his
good luck for ability.
The man who tries TO build him-
self on the ruins of another is
meaner than the devil.
Born, a son to Mr.. and Mrs,
John Smith, of Henderson, Tues
Gay, NoVemDer 0Ubn.
A mouse is afraid of man, a
man is afraid of a woman and a
woman is afraid of mouse.
Mrs. William Mulford. near town
has the thanks of the editor of this
paper for lot of fine spareribs and
backbones.
It's a pity thst a man can't get
pair of suspenders that will hold
up his reputation as well as his
trousers.
1t is said that the ancient Rom
ans smoked something like the
modern cigarette. The ancient
Romans are all dead.
The Register desires the local
news-all of it, SO if you know of
anything, hand it in and it will re-
ceive proper attention.
A bird called the German Star
ling has been imported into this
State to kill off the English spar
rows.
The floor space alone in the
store of John Wannamaker at
Philadelphia exceeds twenty four
acres.
Marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk Tuesday, November
Both: Charles Grover and Cora
e. Morris.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Wilmington, on Mr.. w. o. Rose
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

Call Tor Honey Boy al I'll Halls. n
Ear and shelled corn, oats, hay, bran,
cotton seed meal and chops AZ Edge
Bros. 1904
DR.. T. II. IIairsion left yesterday for
Louisville, Ky, to take a two months
course Of special lectures. Tie Will re-
turn June 3.
+. u. Cushing, graduate Of the A. &
VI. College, has been appointed general
superintendent Of the Houston, East q
West Texas railroad.
Tho work Of excavation Tor the new
compress foundation Is being pushed
by Mr. Crouch. Mr.. Raub OF ilearno,
has the contract for the brick work.
r. r. lee has painted large picture
Of tiger shooting In the jungle that IL
very striking and beautiful. The pict
ure h. on exhibition at the Handy
Kitchen.
News reached here yesterday that
Judge Lunn, a negro, was shot and
killed yesterday morning by a negro
woman on farm ac oss the Brogo,
river in Burleson county.
For Rent-My Z room residence with
servant house, stable, etc, and good
we'll. Joe Groginski. 1872
Misses ldalettc and Virginia Yves, left
yesterday Tor Cinclnuatu, whore Miss
ldaleite will study wood carving and
Miss Virginia will take a course at the
CINCINNATI College Of Music.
Fresh Strawberries Tor your festival.
,uppCrs and receptions can boz had every
night from the flower garle us of n. j.
Puiney & Son Tor s. per crate Of % qts.
Y. o. b. Addte.s W. u. Natcs, Mana.
ger, Alvin, Texas. i los
All Red Men are instructed TO be- at
wigwam Mikes Hall at the sth run.
oth sleep, the j0.h sun of the worm
moon a.. $. d. 600, common era March
30, 1897, 10 attend council Of special
importance TO the benefit and advance.
ment OF the I. O. r. NJ. Done by order
Of the sachem. ". II. Cole, &. of r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30


from Wisconsin. BIO was graduated
from West Point July .. 1854. and pro.
NOTED IN tho army On hrevot second
lieutenant. corps OF engineers 10 re-.
signed from che army IN 1855 aud prac.
ticod law NJ Janesvillo. Wis. until tho
breaking out Of the war. whom he on.
listed a. lieutenant colonel Of the Third
Wisconsin volunteers
Ills meritorious services won one PRO.
motion after another until lsg6 whom
he was mustered out of che volunteers
with the rank % major general Ha
was then roappointod in che United
States army. Thirty-third infantry. on
July 2S. lsC6. with the rank 81 colonel.
He was provisional governor OF thc
state Of Georgia from Jan. OBJ 90 July
Z, 1858. subsequently being appointed 60
the command OF the department Of the
south he was superintendent Of the
military acgdomy. iS1l-16. aud com.
mandod successfully TIE departments Of
the Missouri. Dakata and California
Ho became brigadier general March
90. 1856
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
MISS MuRpHY DEAD.
she Was the Daughter Of the late DRY
Goods Merchant a. san Francisco.

she Was the Daughter Of the Late Dry
Goods Merchant At san francisco.
SAN Francisco. March 29-News
has been received here from London Of
the death Of Miss Isabella Murphy, the
Youngest daughter Of the late Daniel
Murphy Of this city.
Daniel Murphy came 20 California
many years ago and amassed a great
fortune in the dry goods business. On
his death his fortune was left 10 his wife
and children. Mrs Murphy died few
years ago and there was struggle
among her children as.to the division u
the property. After sensational suit
Ia which many family secrets were ex.
posed, a compromise was.anAlly effected.
ono OF the daughters Il tho wife Of
Lord Wolseley and another married
Don Vincent Dominguez, secretary Of
the Argentine legation al Madrid
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
FOUGHT ovlR 4 oGA0 aooY
Negroes a. A. Joseph pid Not want
the Onlcsrs o. Investigate


Negroes At A. Joseph nld Not want
the omcsrs 60 Investigate
81. JosErH, March 81. Knives and
clubs were used IN a race war IN the
northern part OF the city last even.
ing aud several deaths may be- the r..
suit
Coroner Richmond attempted 90 hold
an inquest on the body Of Mrs James
Payne. a negro woman, who died under
circumstances that arc considered sus.
pIcious. aud the husband Of the dead
woman and her noighbors resisted. The
coroner and constable were driven away
by a mob headed by Payne They re-.
turned an hour later, accompanied by
nearly a dozen police officers. heavily
armed, and tho trouble was renewed. A
hundred negroes had gathered and re-.
fused 90 give the body zap 60 tho coroner
The police and negroo, fought with
knives. clubs aud royolycrs The dead
body was finally carried ont Of tho
house.
a desperate attempt 90 go possession
of the body was again made by tho ne.
gro mob after 20 had been taken % the
undertaking shop Several hundred
negroes gathered about che place. but
were held at bay by the policc guard
that was placed about the promises
Tho innne.i has not yn- boon nnished.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
ms AGENTS DEFEATED.
Spanish Troops Capture General Reverb
aud uis Chief Of stan.


spanish Troops Capture General Reverb
aud His chief Of stan
HAVANA. March 20.-Genorh Her.
nandez Volasco. continuing his opera
tons in the hills Of PinAs del Rio. with
column Of troops under his command,
was engaged yesterday morning at Ca
bazedas In del Rio Hondo district with
an insurgent force numbering about 100
men under General Rivera. They were
dispersed and their position captured
after hours Of fighting.
The troops captured a number Of pris.
onors including Major General Rivera,
his chief staff. colonel BacallAo. and
Adjutant Lieutenant Terry. General
Rivera. succeeded General Antonio
Maoeo In command OF tho insurgent
forces In Pinar del Rio. and he Is con-
sidered next in military Importance TO
General Maxine Gomez The insuT.
gents left 10 men killed. and the troops
pursuing the enemy captured n quantity
Of arms, ammunition. dynamite caps.
etc
Tho troops had one man killed. Lieut.
Wolgeseffen. and "a soldiers wounded.
General Rivera and Colonel Baoallao
were taken TO San CristobAl. province
Of Pinar del Rio. Lieutenant Terry
died while on the way TO San Cristobal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
WILLIAM isLlP DEAD.
he Was Pioneer of California and
nid Much For The state.

he Was Pioneer Of California and
DID Much For the State.
POMONA. Cal. March William Is.
lip. a noted pioneer Of southern Cali.
fornia. who left New Bedford. Mas.
ON a whaling voyage in'is9l and arrived
AZ san Francisco IN thu same year, Is
dead AZ the ago Of SO years. After his
arrival no never left this state. lie was
man Of much intelligence. and the
glowing descriptions which he wrote Of
this state were the primary cause Of the
famous voyage madeby Richard Henry
Dana In 1916. which resulted In his
writing 1.-TWO Years Before the Mast ="
lslip loft large estate, but a. he was
Unmarried and left no heirs. 30 FAR ~
known here, 10 a not known whether a
deposition will be taken or not.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
RUGRR TOBE RETIRED.
Friday He Reaches the Age
Limit Of the Army.
HIS RECORD AMONG THE BEST.

was Made Major General when Ma ior
General Miles Became Commanding
General Of the Army General RuEer
Graduated From West Point aud Was
Provisional Governor 81 Georgia
NEW York, March 90 Major General
Thomas H. Kruger. commanding tho do.
partment Of the east Of tho United
States army. with headquarters on Gov.
ornor's Island. rotiros from the active
list Of the army next Friday. when ho
reaches the age limit Of 60 years.
General Ringer was made a major
general Feb. 8. 1895. and succeeded In
hts present position Major General
Miles whom Major General Miles be-.
oamo commanding general OF the army.
Though born In Now York state At
Lima, April g, 1888, General Rugcr was
appointed 10 the West Point academy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
II. & t. c. Time card.

Chas, II. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex.
J.w. Aldredgo was acquitted In the
second case against him In the district
court here yesterday.
Lemons l5c per dozen at Ia Halls.
The ladies' church fair April 6 and :,
viii be the most charming entertain.
ment Of the season.
Parne and ice cream soda DC a glass,
a. Emdens. lO5
A switch track spread here yesterday
morning With an engine which was
laid out ior about an hour.
Parlne male from fresh strawberries
al Emden's. lO6
Mrs. True desires Two young gentle.
man b0ardcra. Good room aud table
service. l0i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
coNaRess!oNAL FORECAST.
The Iarin BnI Has Only . Portion Of
Three Days 60 HUI.

wAsmNGroS. March 20 Three more
days will see the end Of the struggle
over the Dingley tariff bill In the house
The bill will be open for amendment
until O'Clock on Wednesday when the
debate viii close with a 2.hour display
Of oratory. The voting will begin at
3 o'clock ON that day.
So far a. known there will be no
break in the Republican ranks. but at
least four Of the Democrats will brave
the party and cast their votes for the
bill, three from Louisiana and one from
Texas There Is also probability that
at least one Populist aud one silverite
will vote for this protective measure.
Mr. Dingley will devote his energies 10
pressing the consideration Of the bill
forward with the utmost expedition In
order 10 complete IL before the vote IL
taken. but with Democrats pursuing a
course which has thus far rendered
progress extremely difficult.
But "a Of the i09 pages Of the bin
were disposed Of in the two days Of last
week. At this rate IL would require 81
days for the house. sitting seven hours
q day. 20 complete the consideration Of
the bill under the 5.minute rule. II the
present tactics Of the opposition are per.
sisted In IL IL not improbable that night
sessions will be held tonight aud tomor.
row night
Tho policy Of the Democrats has been
20 attack every item and make IL th,
text for general assaults on the bill. Il
Is understood that they will make par
ticulArly strong stand against the stoe
and sugar schedules They do not hop,
TO accomplish anything, however. Ia
the way Of amendments.
The fact that the reading Of the bill
may not DO completed under the 5.min
ute rule will, In no wise. interfere with
the power Of the ways and means com
mitteo to perfect Il. Their amendment
are In order 10 any part Of the bill Al
any time and when II becomes apparent
! that the bill cannot DO completed Mr.
Dinglsy can assume charge and cleA
mp all the amendments he desires 3,
offer.
After the tariff bill IL passed ON Wed
nesday the house probably will adjourn
three days at a time until the appropri
alton bills ara returned TO H.
The senate will devote its enorgie
this week 20 the arbitration treaty will
the vague hope on the part Of some o
the friends Of that instrument Of secur
ing a final vote ON Friday or Saturday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

CoNsTASrISoPLE, March 20 Tho
Turkish squadron has not left Darda.
nollos.
Hakka Pasha, commander Of the
Turkish troops at Tokal, m the Sivas
district. whore the mAssacres OF Arme.
mans recently occurred. has been dis.
missed and arrested on the demand Of
representatives OF the powou.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator
Hoar from the Judiciary committee has
reported favorable the bill TO prevent
the use Of the hnetOscope exhibitions Of
priFehghts In the District Of Columbia
or any Of the territories, Il also prohiD-
IL the mailing Of prizehght pictures and
Of their receipt from common carriers
Heavy penalties are provided.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

The safe OF Mr. David Mcintosh was
robbed Of $50 early yesterday morning
The safe IL at his residence from which
he was absent az the time. A young
man who has been employed lately TO
DO chores and who had keys 30 the
house, also came up missing yesterday.
The house was locked, but the safe
door was left open. No arrest reported
yet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

All those who wish TO buy bicycles
will find Il to their advantage TO wait
and see Mr.. John NJ. Caldwelrs Elgin
wheels made by the famous Elgin watch
company, which is a sufficient guaran-
tee Of their excellence. The wheel is
first class in every respect and prices
range from $50 mp. 4 loo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
AMOS Riggs CAPTURED.
he l. wanted For the Murder q
Young lloyd aud Hh Father.

LOUISVILLE. March ga special
from Maysville. Ky, says that Amos
Riggs. who murdered young Boyd and
his father near Mount Giload last week.
has been captured by Ohio authorities.
Riggs was arrested ai the home Of q
relative In Felicity. o., and taken com.
pletely by sarprise lie was heavily
armed. but offered no resistance lie
viii be brought 10 Maysvillo Cor trial.
Public sentiment b. strong against
Riggs. and as IL will be two months Do.
foJo the grand jury meets he will DO
kept In jail,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

BALuNoRr, March eD-nr Joseph j
Luiz. convicted OF dlibustcring. was
sentenced IN the United States court 60.
Sail foE Is months and fued 500 Bail
was refused pending aq appeal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

6oldlsr Charged with coan,erfcltlng
PrRRY. o. T. March sa r. X Cor.
don, aged % years, belonging 10 corn.
pany b, Tenth regiment, United States
infantry, stationed at Fort Reno, has
been arrested at Krcmlin, west OF here,
on a charge OF countcricitnr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
srRlKE AZ nav YoRK


NtfnmNttpfa refused IN sing New
seal, aad Ate shut uuL
Nrw YoW May GOD "A sinke Of
stoamdtter boz tbis city, Boa which DO.
tween 5000 and 60.000 mon may be- iu.
vo.yod. was declared GOA today, whou
over 400 stgamaitCu refused 90 30 90
work in their shops The strike b. tho
result % tho probable lockout ON the
part Of che bosses The latter announced
Saturday that che agreement hitherto
existing botwo1n themselves aud thoIr
employees would nolongor DO considered,
and those who wished 20 report Tor
work must sign now rnlea The men.
however. rciosod 20 sign, aud 30 the
strike b. on.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-01
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrOnOIis.

NEW YORK, June --Flour-Receipts 20 $50
brls; exports. SAT- brls Market weak and lower
with slow trade, buyers holding off for further
concessions Minnesota bakers, $345Q3.6O; Mime
sofa patents. $4.35Q4.65. Rye flour dull. Corn
meal quiet; yellow Western, SIC. Rye weak No
Western, S612c. Barley quiet Barley malt
nominal.
Wheat-Receipts. &c, $50 bu; exports. loss bu
Spot weak options opened weak under bearish
crop news and lower cables, ruled generally weak
all day, influenced by liquidation of July and
considerable short selling; closed 9s@%c net low
er; No red, June closed 757sc; September
,Ots@7O 19-16c, closed at 70lsc.
( Corn.Recelptso 1S6 100 %; exports. s. 959 5u
but sold off under favorable crop news, prospects
OF lower freight rates West and the decline in
Q3O'kc closed at 3012c
oats Recefgts $4,000 bu; exports, 245894 bu
fairly active and weak with the other markets.
closing 1lc net lower; September, 221sQ2212c
Hay STEADY. Hops firm. Hides irregular
Leather quiet Wool firm
Beef steady. Cut meats steady; picked bellies
$5.50qG.5: picked shoulders, $53212Q5.50; picked
hams, $90925 Lard easy; Western steam, $42O
Tallow quiet. Cotton-seed oil steady; prime
crude rude. 2oe; prime yellow ellow% 231se aoo,,, 90
5Ml0 points; ruled inactive ana featureless, With
weak undertone, following unsatisfactory Eu-
ropean cables and local selling; trading cautious
in absence CT Brazilian news, the Rio and Santos
markets being closed on account of holiday;
afternoon trading very dull and situation fea-
tureless; closed quiet at 5qlJ points net decline
Sales, 10000 bags, including: August, 6.S5q6.Sec
September, &c. Spot coffee-,Etio dull; No. Z, in
voice use. iobbing 77sc Mild quiet; Cordoya, IL
@E14c Sales, 1000 bags Maracaibo, y I. Total
II ,42S bags, including 10 CAB from New York; New
York stock to-day, 34S,2O3 bags; United states
s st bags fS at for The The Tnsd staes
OIL 4S7 bags. against ASS last year and 543 4Ss
Sugar-Raw and refined firm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-01
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST LOUIS, June Colour DULL and I'M
changed. Wheat-Futures weak ana lower, prices
closing 1hGksc under yesterday trading light
Spot lower; No. red, cash, elevator, Tic bid ;
shipments; July, 6tlzQ669sc; August, 65sc bid
September. 65ssc bid. CoTn-FutuTes dull, easy
and lower. spot steady; No. 2. cash, 22l2c
July. 225sc; September. 2S1sc bid. Oats lower
steady at 22c. Barley nominal. Corn meal. $l.45
Q1.50. Bran dull and weak, but nominally
changed. Flaxseed higher at 14c. Prime timothy
seed. 50. 506p2.75. spot. Hay dun, steady and
!. Whisky, s1.1s. Eggs. TIC. Cotton ties
and bag=ing unchanged FORK lower s7GtS.
Lard lower; prime steam, S3.STis; choice 50 IS.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. s5.f2la extra short
clear $5o0: ribs. s. 60: shorts, S5.72la Dry-salt
meats-E;oXed shoulders, $50; extra short-clear
1000 brls; wheat. 1000 hu; corn, 5000 bu; oats
$4,000 bu Shipments-Flour 5000 hrls; wheat
1900 bu corn, l,400 hu; oats, 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE June 30.--Flour-R Receipts 1884
trls; exports, 5000 hrls. Wheat dull; spot. 69AG
sample, 6SI7lc; Southern y heat Ga graue, oil4a.
TlAc. Corn easy: spot, 2Ss4W2Sfse; September.
29ssn29Tsc; steamer mixed, 27427Ac: receipts
109, GIG bu. exports 2l3,1S5 bu; Southern white
corn 3ilsQS212c; Southern yellow, 3S433hc. Oats
steady; No. white, 25lR526c; receipts. 10 4z3 bu
exports, 50. 800 hu. Rye firm; No Western, ssc
receipts, TO bu; exports 81 ,i2S bu. Hay stead.
choice timothy sf3.500l4. Grain freights firmly
held: steam to Liverpool, per bushel. 21@G2L.d.
July; Cork for orders, per quarter IS 6dt72S rid
july: Is 10l@d. August Butter and eggs STEADY
and unchanged. Cheese easier and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. June so.-Fiour steady. Wheat
easy: NO ? ied, &C. Corn quiet; Ne. mixed.
265zc. Oats quiet; No mixed, 2ll5c Rye
uaiet Ne. ?. 34c Lard easier at S3S7a3. Bulk
meats easy at s47GQ4I5. Bacon quiet ana LIVER
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-01
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade CurtaiIed Somewhat by Hot
Meather-Prices Firm.

While taken as a whole there is a good deal
of activity in some circles, in some lines the
heated term is cutting down the volume of bust
ness Dry goods houses, grocers, druggists, leath
dealers and hardware merchants in the month
of June did d good business and on Commission
the largest business was done in any month
of the las three years Taken a whole better
prices realized Produce men had a busy
month, receipts of eggs and poultry being large
for June and prices varied so little during the
month that no losses were made to speak of.
The movement of provisions was quite satisfac-
tory and prices varied but little. The hide mar
ket was tame, but the last week has improved
someW hat. Indications that the leather mar
ket is to advance in prices considerably IN the
coming month Hay is weak the good pros
poets for the new crop. Flour is steady and in
moderate request. The wool market is quiet.
Receipts of this years clip were 40 per cent. or
more lighter than in the corresponding period Of
The local grain market was active during the
the same range from week to week, an advance
of one week being followed by a slight decline
the next. The month closes with better prices
corn and oats than prevailed June l.
Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. > red, 15c No 3 red. nG73c No 4
red 54Q69c; wagon wheat, 7Sc.
Corn-No: white 26l4c; No. 2 white, 261Ac No.
white, 2614c; No. white, 241ac; No. white
mixed, 24c; No. white mixed, 24c; No 4
white mixed, 2lstc; No yellow, 24c No 8 vel vel
No. mixed 24c; No. mixed, &c; ear corn,
22c.
Oats-No. 2 white. 21c; No. white, 19c; No. 2
mixed, lS12c No. 8 mixed, 171ac
Hay-No. 1 timothy, $9@s5O No. timothy
$SQ9; prairie, S606.50
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens, size; springs, 10c; cocks, 2lzc;
young turkeys, &c; toms, Sc; old hen turkeys, &c;
old toms, &c; ducks, 612c: geese, ACC for full
feathered SOC for plucked
Butter-Country, choice, &c; mixed, &c.
Eggs-71bc.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOc per Id; prime duck,
10617c per b.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Honey-12q14c per lb.
WoOl-MedIum unwashed 15c; fine merino UNI
washed. 10Q11c; tub-washed, 20Q25c; bury and
unmerchantable sc less.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green sailed Hides-No. /, 7Ac; No 2, 6Ac; No.
1 calf &c; No. calf, TIC.
Grease-White. FAC; yellow, FAC; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No l. 2%4c; No. 2, 2Ac.
Bones-Dry, s12Q13 per ton.