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FRACAS m CROSBY STREET.

Skirmish by Kennedy's Deruties-An Omcer
Besten-Arrest and Mysterious Escape Of
the Prisoner.
most remarkable case, IN which officers OF Cap
tains Mills tEighlh) ana Garand's Fourteenth) pre-
cincts figured conspIcuousy occurred yesterday out
OF which a trial before the Board OF Commissioners
viii grow. II seems from the limited facts reported
to'the headlofice at MOO uberry, last night that
about noon yesterday officer Carl, OF the Eighth
precinct left for his home having been relieved.
While crossing Crosby street. an Captain Gariand's
precinct he saw man jump from a Blocker street
COR and heard another cry stop thiel 70 Carl at
once pursued the man. cornered him in o liquor
store corner OF Marion and Prince streets and
rested him. The man, John Hart, alias MCGOWAN,
who IL an ex- policeman, turned upon Carl and pun
meed him severely. III the scuiile Carl lost his hat,
but calamity held on to his prisoner. Officer Clin-
ton, OF the Fourteenth precinct, appeared on the
scene or the fracas IA number OF negroes
had collected In the meantirne) and Carl
turned the prisoner over to Clinton while
he entered Tie saloon recover HIS
hat On re2aining the street he found that Clinton
had permitted the prisoner TO escape. Later In the
day detective Martin, OF the Fourteenth precinct,
held at the Eighth precinct the charge OK assault;
Ing tie officer ana backing hIs eyes. IL
seems that the difficulty originated In some
trouble between the prisoner, Hart. and negro
waiter at the metropolitan Hotel. Captain Garland
Will at once prefer charges against Clinton and the
facts will come before the Board OF commissioners.
It il not claimed that the negro friends OF the waiter
interfered, and II IS mystery why the Fourteenth
precinct officer permitted his prisoner TO escape.
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FEE IN HESTER SrRsEr.-At Afteen minutes past
nine O'Clock last night nre occtued in John Hun
mans distilery fl5 and TT Heker street. under the
furnace. Loss about S200 Asurnce not ascertsined.
FOUND DYAD.-A woman NAMED Roseline Redeem
ger, aged sixty years, dwelling ct No. Is Wulett
street. was found dead In her loom at ak O'CLOCK
last evening.
CAPTAIN HARrr.-It was rumqed at Police Head
quarters last night that Captain artt, OF the haroor
police who made party speech ct Cooper insutute
on Tuesday night would be charged at the nexs
meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners by promi-
nent citizen, with a violation OF the rules. Is
STABBING AFFRAY.-AbOut Rine O'Clock last night
Q quarrel occurred between John Dill and Patrick
Madden in Pearl street. when the former stabbed the
latter with knife, INJECTING aslight wound. Dill
was arrested ana locked up at the Fourth pracinct
station house. Madden was taken to his home, No.
IL Morris street.
"GENERAI' BoUN ROBBED. General
Boum of "Grand Duchess" notorety, was robbed OF
jewelry and valuablss worth 81 200. An arrest was
made by ofrlcer Joseph Strauss OF the Central ONCE;
but as II Is doubtful whether the ocer arrested the
right man, and he refused to give the facts OF the
robbery the case remains enveloped in mystery.
POLITICAL PoLIcEAAN.-The announcement wac
made in the HERALD some days ago that officer
Joseph Strauss Of the Metropolitan police force act
ing interpreter at Police Headquarters, had re-
signed on an invitation from Commissioner Acton
for taking an active part In politics President OF
the Franco-Amercan Republican Club. AS Mr..
Strauss Is now after period OF serious Illness on
duty, IL IL believed that he IL all right with the
'powers that be'' at No. 800 Mulberry street.
FIRE IN FOURTH AvENuE.-About half-past eleven
O'Clock last night fire occurred, through the negli
gence of a servant entering the room with lamp,
in bedroom OF che three story brick house No. 43s
Fourtl avenue, The lower floor was occupied by
William sweet as drug store His loss was
about $500. said TO be covered by insurance. The
upper floors were occupied by Mrs. Lazarus as a
boarding house. Her damage was about $4,000; in
snred in Rutgers Insurance Company for $4,000,
Building was owned by William Lambier.
ROBBERY AT LAWRENCE r. JERoME's.-Between
six and seven O'Clock last night Mrs. Lawrence Il.
Jerome, OF No. SO West Nineteenth street left certain
property in jewelry and money, the whole or the
value OF 81 900, In a bureau the second moor of
her residence, which was stolen. Mr.. Jerome
ported the facts TO the Central ONCE and detective
McDou9a proceeded to the premises. painter in
the employ OF Mr.. McGrath, of Fourteenth
street, noted for his honesty, was suspected
of having committed the robbery and was arrested.
Mr. Jerome was sent for and arriving at the Cen
trail ONCE acquitted the painter OF the charge and
inspector Leonard. who was on duty, promptly dis
charged the prisoner The detective IS satisfied that
the robbery was committed by u professional sneak
thief
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rhllasslphisi bi%s cooms: Raasor BALTIMORE N''
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RiCaMoNB Nov s-Arrived bark Satellite Turner, Liz
spool; schrs Compton, Depew, NYork; sardinan Ho
SAN FRANCisco. Nov l-Arrived, steamship COnssitu-
! ton, Panama. - 80,
SAVANNAH, Oct so-Arrived ship Persian (Br), Allen.
Liverpool Below, ship sansparis tBr), AcApine' from
| Antwerp.
saled-Brg Guiding Star Carter, Kingston, ia.
AA0D' EGG
Cieared-Schr WapelIa, Hawkins, NYork.
sailed-shp Ellen southard Bickford, Liverpool.
Nov4-Arrived, steamship Huntsville, NYork
SOMERSET, Nov a-saed, schr Kate Scranton, Palmerr
NYork.
TAUNTON, Nov 2-saled, schrs John Lozsr, Lincoln,
NYork g James, Eesfe do 81.
DR. ard, Liverpool.
nsverke, Carl, Rio Janer0.
WASHINGTON, DC, Nov 3-Anyed, sehrs Lucy A Jones,
Albany; Lucy Braxton Newcomb, Bath; Thomas Stone,
Purveyor, Boston.
WAREHAM, Nov s-saed, schr Isabel Alberto, Tooksr,
WERREN, kov s-saled schrs Mary Aimin, Cbsmplin,
EYork; Challenge, Smith, do.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ARRESTS ON ELECTION DAY.-Joseph Davis, Thos
Higgins Felix Bradley Dennis Garvey and Michael
O'Ne were brought before the Recorder on a charge
voting illegally In Jersey City. Garvey and O'Neil
were held to ban Tor trial. John Kane. who attempt
ed to vote on naturalization paper obtained In New
YORK = lew days ago was also held to bali.
Lafayette.
A LUNArIc CUTS HIS THRoAT.-On Tuesday even
ing the streets OF Bergen were raversed by lunatic
brandshing large knife at every one who passed him.
Two policemen arrived to arrest him, but he threat
encd to kill the first man who approached. Officer
Monroe. however seized him, but before he could
grasp the knife the lunatlc inflicted deep wound In
his own throat. doctor was sent for, who sue
ceeded In binding up the wound. Tim lunatic who
IL butcher by trade, was then conveyed to Castle
Garden.
HUDSON COUNTY CoURT.--Beforc Judges Randolph,
Bohnstedt and Sturges, yesterday, John Bedar was
charged with and convicted OF assault and battery
on Roland Dean at Hoboken during q quarrel In
which Mr. Deans eye was Knocked out Sentence
was deferred. August Behner was found guilty o
breaking open Mr.. Hunts store at Bergen. He was
sentenced 10 twelve months imprisonment.
Newark.
SHOOTING ARRAY took place at an early hour
yesterday morning the result OF an alteration be.
tween two young men named Samuel +. Marsh and
Martin Hatfield In the Of which the latter was
shot, as alleged by the former. The wound 10 not
bailed.
ALLEGED ILLEGAL voTNG.-Thomas King, one OF
the persons arrested to answer charge OF illegal
voting on Tuesday, has been handed over to the
United states Commissioner, John whitehead, who
refuses less than $4,000 ball for his liberation.
Thomas said 10 have stated that he only arrived in
this country In 1858, while he armed with nattI-
Iallzation papers bearing the date 1858. In the
guilty of "repeating at the recent charter election
and sentenced to thirty days. Imprisonment and SIS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 1, 1868.
CLEARED.

stevmship Cen Grant Quick, New orleans.s Stevens
Steamship Thames, Penningt on, Savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Matanzas, Hazard, Saysnnah-W Garrison.
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-N Il McCreadv.
Steamship virginia, Drew, Alexandria-J Hand.
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New acknowledgement
Wood.
Ship George Peabody, Paine, Yokohama-H Merchant
Co.
ship Endeavor, Warwick, San Francisco-G D Sutton.
Bark Carpone ta Sralese, Penarth Roads for orders
Funch, Meincke Wendt.
Bark W Brett, Turkey, Cardenas- Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Lizzie Jackson Warwick, Boston-Bre Son Co.
Brig Amanda Jane (Br, Doyle, st Johns, NIB Small
Co.
Brig ChieftaIn (Br, sangenberg, Naturalization
Philips.
Brig Coronella Orb McCuloch, Walton, Ns-Peniston
Co.
schr Southern Cross Br George. ParsboroCrandan Um
phray 4 Co.
schr Abingdon Raynor, Wilmington, EC-Bentey, Miller
ThomAs
Schr Demsr, Lank. Eewbern-J 8 Davis.
schr Aoseey, Urann, E,lizabethport-TM Mayhem 4
Co.
schr Rio, yonng, Eii,abethport Snow Richardson
schr Serarh, Ryder, Hyannis-Fersuson Wood.
Steamer Octarora, REYNOLDS Baltimore.
Steamer Novelty, TUFTS, PhilAdeiphia.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.-Yesterday forenoon Samuel
Bennet the West Brighton tollgate keeper, who was
murder0ualy assaulted and robbed Friday night, saw
man approaching the gate whom he ut once recog.
nized OF suspected as the person who assaulted him.
The fellow, on observing Mr.. Bennett turned back,
followed by Mr.. B., who learned his name and
his residence, and then reported to the police.
Accordingly policemen Mclean and Lathr0p
went to McLean's house and arrested him and
brought him TO the oflce Upon confronting Benz
nett he was very much agitated, especially when
Bennett identified him from his voice, general APP
pearance ana his boots as his visitor OF Friday night
Mr.. Bennett Is q shoemaker by trade, and In the
neetee he had an opportunity to notice them, and
they proved TO be Just as he described to the Chief
Mclean was committed to jail, and 1t Ii learned that
in the afternoon Bennett took the boot and fitted it
in the track near the house, and found that 1t was
exactly MT These facts are very strong circum-
stantial evidence against Mclean A singular coin
cdence IN that eleven years ago policeman Mclean,
who made the present arrest was the officer who
took him In custody on charge OF highway robbery,
for which he was sent to state Prison The prisoner
Is the chap who was shot In saloon in Buffalo
street few weeks since by Jonn Wheeler.-ROcIseS
ter Union, Noe 3.
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ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.
Larceny OF Railroad Stocks MT Trenton, N.
J.-S1g,OOO Missing.

J.-S19,OOO Missing.
The particulars OF another bond robbery were
reported at the Central once yesterday. 1t appears
that the night OF the 3oth ult. there repub-
lican procession at Trenton N. j. and an illumina-
ton Of houses took place. Among others the resi-
dence OF DIR. McKelway was ornamented with
Chinese lanterns, &C., and presented an inviting
appearance to his friends, among whom was a thief
who quietly entered and proceeding to u room on
second moor, where the doctor had stored 81 600 In
Pacific Central and $4,000 In Union Pacific Railway
stock and other bonds IN q pockesbook in small
desk. The contents Of the pocketbook were ex-
bonds-New Jersey Railway stock-were overlooked.
The thief then proceeded TO the lower floor and stole
about $500 worth OF jewelty, which was in desk in
the DOCTORS Office. During the excitement attend
Ing the procession very little attention paid to
the doors. A man, however, was seen leaving the
house, and no notice taken OF it, as the doctor
had many friends about the premises. The total
value Of the property stolen Is ti9,50o.
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Herald Packaxea.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving a this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht neet. The New York Associated Press not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be BY the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 8, 1885,
Resolved That after April /, 1868. the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship tho
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The ONCE OF the Herald steam yachts jams and
JEANETTE Ia at Whitehall slip All commune atoms from
and consignees the masters OF inward bound
vessels will be forwarded FREQ Of charge
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKIr.~ LONDON. Nov. -
p. M-Consols closed ct elk for money and account.
United States nve-tweny b0pds TAX. Illinois Gen.
tra Railway shares, Elk. Erie Railway shares, Is.
PARIS BouRsx.-PAHp. Nov. L-Bourss Arm;
Rentes, III csc. =
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANxroRr, Nov. Admitted
States nve.twenty bonds In demand ct seh for us
LiviRfooL Corfos MARKsr.-LIvsRPooI Nov. -
5P A.-The market closed nrm at the following quo
tations:-Middng uplands, IL "a. IL I'D; middling
Orleans, 1lhd. 1lKd. The sales Of the day foot up
lstQQ0 hAlel,
market for cotton on the spot IL buoyant at 140f
for tres ordinaire; to Nglvs dull At 12sf. for low
uEiI IvrRFoor Provisions ARD siSApsrurys uAr
KRT.-LIvERPo0L, Nov. As p. M.-The markets are
unchanged in tones and quotations.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvHRP00Ls nov
4-o p. N.-Spirits turpentine declined Sd. and
closed at 25s. Cd. Other articles unaltered.
LONDON PRODUCE NARKRT.-LoND0N, Nov 40 p.
M.-Rosin--Common, g.. fine. las. per cwt TYR
pentine. ass. Cd. for spirits Tallow-P. !. c.,
sis. Cd. Linseed OIL f2s los. Other quotations m
changed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


LLCOCK POROUS PLASTER.
Rheumatism, Lumbago Cold Feet Pain Of the Cheat. Of
the sde Bruises and socden especially of The Spine, also
chronic weakness or affection thereof Throat varicoe
Veins, Of the Heart, this celebrated
plaster been found afford Immediate and
relief.
Dr. w. johnson, of Hartford writes :"At this
writing applies for one, who, BY enlargement in
the shaft Of machinery had both legs broken, spine
verey injured and nearly entirely helps
This man found relief very By the application Of the
Porous Plaster He enabled to work, and he
abors as wei a. ever.n
Letter from Dr. Fuller, Of Pestshnl
THOMAS ALIoocK 4 Co. 0enuemsn-sincs my sever.
accident application to the bruised par,s
your admirable Plaster.
has had IN excellent effect soothing while drawing out
the and sustaining strengthening the par, upon
which II Is applied
E. D FULLER
TERKsxILL, Oct. 6, 1883.
Alcocks Porous Pasers sold BY al druggists rrr.
oipai agency, Brandrsth House, New York.
Al HATTIE HArEFULs
NEW STORY,
DROP OF CRIMSON;
or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE,
viii commence in No. Sc
oftAe
rlREsIDE coxgASros.
On, "Wednesday. November II.
BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBrA; NED N
~ 10 We a..
edi success guaranteed aiyiee free 49,
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
aed ADVICE so nd pS large nj divorce OS
state. r / KING, Counsellor .. Law Ssi Brosdway.
soE JD,I ,DE;AwNcs MISSOURI AND KEN
"a xss % a. ct.s ST. NOVEMBER q 1853
:" u q = T. - rs $50 - q o. 81
Easrgags-tS o; =, "a d, o r 20 ~ = e..
S. F ss Z cEycIAss %, SoSrshra :, isss
iGs IS Ssss.s, i; f
RARTLETTs REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINES ARB
now universally acknowledged TO be the lowest priced re-
sold AZ s2S viii do all the family sewing. Depot $50 Broad
way, New York.
/ FIND THE BARTIETT REvEasIBLg s,, sAGulS lines
= - - - i. !: SocREURr. Burlington, W
OrrIoE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD V0xs
~ psny, No $40 West Thrse'h street -
TO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Hudson Rive lsss
AZ a meeting Of The Board OF pirec,c,. :, 49, 9,
he'd The oce Of the Company IN ia, Wy ~
ke.oissa Tfs s6s reccpaend.a % N. ,,oc,,oa.,. !,
oilRe Compsnytw wIon one hundred ,bonssns dsIsr
to@panyp r maturing Or ss p sSd ss q
De sopdon OF such authorization no portion Of said
nrss offered to the stockholders o. the Company
meeting 81 The soeksoderr win be held a, the Office OF
yors on The 10Th day OF November A. D. 1853 al O'Clock
LOT ihr purpose q ssneionng the proposed or
thirds 80 amount Of all the sockhoders Of The Company are
AUGUSTUS sCHELL, Secretary. /
T'EEfH ExrRAcTED WITHOUT PAIN ELEVEN
! Jears:-0as daily Bssu,ul teeth ~; Sets $40 No
fEesRS S' Street. , n.s
vs. WENT p Bo On b5ssC.,s
STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
6 o0a'w a15. 90 o. ne sssesn o. hnsns,
@,o6, to-eOs, sOe09.
$500 Eends e q s5co sgss, numbered as foows:
4. l A 1. 4. 4 !. \
ps,on, se hereby cautioned against buying selling or
NICHOLAS @ MILLgB. President
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GS O0O REwARD

2O.VUu VIII be paid fr The recovery OF the following
described UNITED STATES PIvE.TWENfY BONDS data
July j, 1860 stolen from the office or The 1850
:. STAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NO ~ Brondway, on the afternoon OF August g. tsfs
Si,0o0 In Bonds o, 81 o0l csch numbered a, soiors,
60,od7, t0,cOs, $1,000.
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OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CON-
" pany, No. 40 West Thirtieth street.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ELEVEN
Iears-0as daily. Beautiful teeth ~: Sets Sl0 No
Broadway hEsRS Lfks az Grand S street. nsss
Bowery. 80 ''
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RARTLETTs REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINES ARE
now universally acknowledged to be the lowest priced
liable machines they e used by hand foot The style
sold ~ $50 will do all the family sewing. Depot $50 Broad
way, New York.
I FIND THE BARTLETT REVERSIBLE MACHINES
TO possesy important adysnsges the Wilcox Gibbs
- 800 ~ Il, i. MccREURY, Burlington. ".
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eehr HmH ParkgIPsrk New Haven for rhnsAslphia.
gshr Port Royal Hubbard New Haven for knsehsiblsgh
ecAr Henry, Perkins. New Haven.
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s Sch, p Ma sdn sss su; ,c,lssS ct
sSss olsaas &niah, ysFa P0r Jss.nou.
CALLED.
sin Cnina Liverpool; Nebrasts, Do Georgia Fer.
Gen Irant New Srsans Thames Savannah Ma.
" w. ~ 1917. u :. Pau, Aausi Triumph, London
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-05
A DILEMMA.

A young parson Of tine Universalist
faith, some years since, started west
ward to attend convention Of his
brethren in the faith. He took the
precaution to carry vial of Cayenne
in his pocket to sprinkle his food with
as a preventive to fever and ague
Tho convention mot, and at dinner q
tall hosier observed the parson as he
seasoned his meat, and addressed him
thus:
stranger, III thank you for lee
tie Of that ere red salt, for / am kind
O curious to try it,"
"Certainly," replied the parson, "but
you will find it very powerful; be
careful how you use it."
The hoosier took the proffered vial
and feeling himself proof against the
quality of raw whisky, thought that
ne could stand She "red salt" with
impunity, and accordingly sprinkled
a junk of beef rather bountifully with
it, and forthwith introduced il into
his capacious mouth. 1t soon began
to take hold. He shut his eyes, and
his features began to writhe, dcnoting
a very unharmonious condition phvsi.
cally. Finally he could stand it no
longer. He opened his mouth and
screamed fire.
"Take drink of cold water from
the Jug" said the parson.
"Will that put it out" asked the
martyr, suiting the action to the word
In a short time the unfortunate man
began to recover, and turning to the
parson, his eyes swimming in wnter,
exclaimed stranger, you call your
self 'Varselist, / believe I"
81 do" mildly answered the parson.
oval, / want to know if you think
it is consistent with your belief 10 90
about with hell fire in your breeches
pocket 2"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-05
THE LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL

Place a young girl under the care Of
a hnd.hcarted, graceful woman, and
she uncousciously TO herself grows In
TO a graceful lady, Place a boy In
the establishment Of thorough-go-
ing, straightforward business man,
aud the boy becomes a sclf-reliant,
practical business man. Children are
susceptible creatures, and circumstan-
ces, scenes and actions always impress
them. As you influence them, not by
arbitrary rules, not by stern example
alone, but in the thousand other ways
that speak through beautiful forms,
through bright scenes, soft uttcrances
and pretty pictures, so they will grow
Teach your children then to love the
beautiful. Give them corner in the
garden flowers; encourage them TO
put in shape the hanging baskets, al
low them TO have their iavorite trees,
lead them to wander in the prettiest
woodlets, show them where they can
best view the sunsets, rouse them in
the morning, not with the stern "time
to go to work." but with tho enthusi-
astic "see the beautiful sunrise j buy
for them pretty pictures and encour-
age them TO decorate their rooms each
in his or her childish way. The in
stinct is in them. Allow them the
the privilege and they will make your
home beautiful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-11-05

A 1--we CoUsTRY.-The Cinnamon,
who walk over bridges built two thou
sand years ago, who cultivated the
cotton plant centuries before this
country was heard of, and who fed
silk worms before King Solomon built
his throne, have $4,000 square miles
around Shanghae, which are called
the Garden of China, and which have
been titled by countless generations.
The area is as large as New York and
Pennsylvania combined, and is all
meadow land raised, but few feet
above the river-lakes, rivers, canals,
= complete network of water CON-
munication the land under the high
est tilth (; three crops year harvested T;
population so dense that, wherever
you look, You see men and women in
blue pants and blouse so numerous
that you fancy that fair or muster
is coming off and all hands have turned
out for a holiday.