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After long and all but fatal illness, Mr. Bright
hns returned to political lfe. We Ind llonod
to Bco him tako office as Paymastoro fthe forces,
q post hitherto hold conjointly With that OF
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster; but Ra q
member Of the society Of Friends he rofuaos to
connect himself in any manner with war. IIo ia
more consistent than other members Of Tho
peace society; than tho latc Bfr John Bowring,
for instance, who. after receiving tho appoint-
mont nnd assuming tho position Of Minister
Plonipotontiary in China, loAt but little time In
ordering the bombardmeut of Canton; or ti,an
Mr. George Thompson, who, pugnacious on b
smaller scale. pulled ont of m omnibus gentlo-
man who had objected to lady's placing
dripping umbrella between hia knees, md
thraahod him in tho atroet. II Lord Pamerston
had been alive and chief OF the Cabinet, tho
proposition to mako Alr. Bright Paymaster OF the
forces would have been looked upon as joke !;
but Mr.. Gladstone is not addicted to pleasantry,
md his organs In the press have givou 1t plainly
to DO understood that Mr. Bright will have moth
ing to do with the army, but will conHne himself
to tho duties. whatever they may be, of the
Ol.ancellorship Of the Duchy OF Lancaster. Mr..
Bright's QuakertBm bears, all the Same, certain
resemblance to Jesuitsm. He objects to act az
Paymaster to troops, but he consents to form
part OF Government which maintains m armed
force, and which is actually carrying on war
against the Ashanteea, who arc men, though
slightly inhunlan, aud brothers. though sonio-
what given to fratricide.- Correspondence Ne,o
York Times.
, 1873-10-30
T1ac Dlsfxc dc EEr1glio.

From the He5 Fork Ercni1Q Post.
.u;c There ia no more fortunate family among tho
broglie.. They have always borne conspicuous
part tn tho history Of tho country have carried
on all tho honors conferred upon tho mort
favored aonR Of Franco, and have, slngnlarly
enough, ncyor incurred any OF tho penalties
which have almost invariably overtalion those
excitablo countrymen.
yho present Duke do Droglle is not yot m
oiu man, bllt he has, nevertheless, Hnt In tho
French Academy with hiH own father, and has
3 son whose literary eminenco, at tho sgo Of
receive Jauteuil among tho forty immortals at
no distant day. Tho present Duko has, bosilo,
@ held oil tho great posts Of Diplomatic honor,
When quite young nun, he was Louis Phil
ippo,a Minister OF tue interior; after his ovor-
throw he became Vice: :Prosidont Of tho Repub1i-
can Assembly, escaped imprisonment during tho
coup detat, md WAS even courtod, but without
aucceBs, by Louis Napoleon, During Thiers'
rule after tho war, ho was Ambassador at tho
Court Of st. James, and in that capacity con-
tributed powerfully toward tho negotiation OF
tho grcat national loan.
Now ho is Prime Minister Of France, md &C.
knowlodgcd to be tho most Influential man
among tho conservatives Personally, tho Duke
do Broglio looks liko man Of 45, although ho ia
considerably over 10. He ia noted for htB affablo
and alniable manners, aud his soirees at bis boau-
tiful mauDion on the Chausseo d'Antn have
always boon tho resort Of tho most gifted mon
and women in Paris. His present (second) vito
ie ut loaet twenty years younger than he, and ho
married hor because she saved his life In the
waters Of Ttouvil1o. Although Of humble birth,
tho DucloHa do Droglio moves with charming
eaHo In tho nrlstocratto circo to which her hus-
Tho Duke do Droglie has six childron, tho
eldest of whom is literary critic Of the Revue des
Deur Montles.
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Tho following is from San Francisco letter
Cosmopolitan Hotel to-day, and asked him if he
know Zen Holiday. Old Ben or young Bon p
Old Bon p was tho next question. 'The host
index to his character is story that I heard
him tell In tho Lick House upon bis return from
tho wreck Of the Golden Gate. You 800, Bon
was passenger On TINT vessel whom she was
burned. Somebody asked him how he escaped
from the burning ship. ".'Woll.'" says Bon,
WAS good place to be, for tho motion Of tho
ship rs Bho headed toward tho ahoro was driving
tho flames aft. knew the ship was dead gone.
The bost place for Bon Holladay was over
board, and l began to look about for
something to o.os foat on; The ife.presery-
where to find them. Pretty soon seon man
coming up tho fore-hatch on broad step-laddor
loading to n lower deck, where the STORAGE pas
eongers lived. Thore wero d whole lot Of thom
down thore, md tho women wera Bquealing aud
wailing. I asked the man who camo up it ho had
hadn't; that it wasn't his ladder anyhow. So
took my knife and cut the lashings, aud hauled
the ladder on deck. It was - hoavy, and
mighty hard work but l dragged It to tho side
Of the ahip and hove it overheard, and jumped
after it, and got on 1t, and the first thing llnew
tloatea on the ladder uutil boat picked me
up" "What about the Bteerago-p passengers who
one Of the 1iatonors. "Oh, didn't know auy Of
then,,' Bon replied. II bad no bnsinoss with
them. I WAS looking out for Bon Holladay's in
teroat." Hore tho Cosmopolitan man looked mo
nun Bon Iollnlay is. You ought to get nc
qualnted with him. He's mighty ploasant old
fellow"
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ago, wero undoubtedly omp1oyod by nature to
smooth Its surface on gigantic scaio, but they
did not rasp down thia remarkable summit, for
It shoots up many foot above tho surrounding
table. Tho residence and Its pco,,iinr location
roiloots credit on tho Intelligence Of It's builder
for 1t forms remarkable coincidence in tho Ils-
tory Of Iowa. Tho rain which falls oh tho east-
hr1, side Of its roof finds channcl through
Hchool Section Crock, thonco along tho 1atlghing
Dos Moincs River to tho Mississippi, w1lilo TINT
which pours OH tho other sido goes westward
into tho Little Sioux, and ateala along IN
dian Lake into tho turbil Missouri. Nature did
not exhaust all hor' rare md beautiful forces
whom sha formed tho renowned Yosemite Valley
In California; or tho wonderful Alpine ohain Of
mountains in Switzerland. Being situated on
the roof Of tho building. magnificent pano-
ramio landscape Ia opened to Wow. q sight to
expand and olovato tito Houl. Ono hundred miles
Hquaro Of prnrio, over twenty beautiful villages,
humorous rivers, interepersed with groves,
buildings, and cultivated farnB In oil directions,
arc some Of the Objects which arc to bo aeon
with ono awoop OF tho eye.
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Hlapphc1nous Prcto,,sson.

fomalo savior and her apostles are creating:
pf1dgona Eonsatlon H. r. t1e a.,n g9nthc1n part Of
that tho leader Of thcae women, whose name is
Anastasla aabaorcwicz, claims to have performed
number Of miracles. having made tho blind SEQ
aud tho lamo walk. A vision first revealed to her
that sho waa tho daughter Of God, selected to-,
sufrcr for tho redemption Of hor BOX In the ehne.
way as Christ suffered for that Of the other. I'M
Ing, meat and drinking brandy, and prepared her.
solf for her mission, Tho Holy GloBt then
possessed her and gave her the power to work
wonders with nero word. sho proteudB to be
ablo to rcHurroct oven the doad by simply touch-.
ting them. and 80 strong Ia tho faith Of tho ig-'
norant massos In this now prophetoBs that tho
prison 70 which aho has boon consigned by tho.
thousands. Tho sick arc brought from distant
localities to recove tho assistance OF tho inspired
woman and tho Keepers receive largo bribes for
permission to Bee her. Every day now stories Of
her extraordinary powers are circulated far aud
wide.
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Ignorance and CriIao.

Herbert Spencer, in one of his latest papers
on sociology mentions as one Of the chief or
lists" tho '.root-notion" that tho spread ct
knowledge is the M ono thing neodful for better
sfatsios bSaayHr ,.ns;cs both swaoEsd eorten
grown up ia them the belief thnt State educa-
ton will check ill-doing. In noyepapers they
hayo often mot with comparisons between tho
numbers OF criminals who can read and write
and tho nnmbera who cannot, and, finding tho
numbers who cannot greatly exceed the num-
ignorance in the causo Of crime. Il docs not
occur to then to ask whether othor statistics
similarly drnwn up would not prove with 1ike
coucluavoness that crime Ia causod by absenco
of ab!utlols, or by lack Of clean linen, or by bad
Ventilation, or BY rant Of separate bedroom
do through any jay and ASCERTAIN how many
prisoners Ind boen IN the habit Of taking q morn
ing bath, and you would tiud that ori1ninajlty
habltnally went with dirtinoas ot skin. Count
up thoae WHO had possessed O second suit Of
clothes, and comparison Of figures would show
you that but 2 small percentage Of criminals
wore habitually able to change their
arnentR. Inquire whether thoy Ind
4 YOU would discover that nearly all urba1,
- 1e comes from holes aud corierH Blmi-
IT fanatlcal advocate Of total abstinence or
Military Improvement could get equally
statistical Qualifications for hiB bollof.
not accepting the random Inference pro-
to you. tilat Ignorance aud crime arc
effect, you connider. as above whothor
49,: Ynot with equal reason be asoribel to
aer causes. you are led to 500 that 1t
'neoted with an inferior modo Of lifo,
Yooheelnent on original inseriority
nd you arc lod to 900 that ignorance
OF lhe concomltantB, no moro to
'use Of crl.no tlnn various other
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aud shape OF & macaroni, md 10 roally
not 80 very tliasgrooab1o 1t tastes much like,
one would imagine, cot Of Bour milk to
taste, that had boon loft In tho H,.n until II Ind
boen bakod hara and dry ind yollow. But the
butter utter dinner resembles n great square Of
badly malo nout,, kept in a damp collar until 1t
is mo1dy aud slimy, md It sn1olls like tho dis
titled eaaonco Of Thousand glue shops and Boap
factories combined. ourioaity. prompted me-
once to taete it 1t had the effect OF q inoBt OK
collent dtnnor. did not want anything to cat
for aomo time nftorwarl; bcslios, havo suffered
evor since with fooling Of remorao that over
should l,ayo mado wry face over a spoonful OF
castor OIL or any other littio olicaoy Of tho allo
pathto practice. from Harz Afountains.
GermdnY.
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PRlZE-RlNG.
Gov. Beveridgo on the War
Path.
Tho Mayor Of East St. Louis Telc-
graphs for Arms.
Thc Adjutant-General Gone to the
Field.
Ut. Louis Threatens to HIVE the
Fight To-Day.

: Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE BOIL OF 1I.L1No1s TO DE rnonEorED.
sfhiaof1ELp, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Iho Mayor o.
day for fifty stand Of arms and ammunition. Il
vaa arra,toa h. .o;1 t,,.+ n, ottourt .ro,,fd i,
so.de - ~ on..' 49, .as ~ ~ H. na,,
tuaue ~ curry out tne plottAlunto ZOE tlo Abn'
pet"con Auon anu Hogan 1o-moTloNs anu tnal
arms would bo nootlod to cfIoct tlo arrest of the
oarties. Thu Governor orf]ered At1lutnnt- c4on.
.eral 11;oe;na to nrocoel to Eaat a. Ton,s ,shicl
elA t'es,he W pioIuuo w 1ao' o. 1ouo' WHICH
nc dld, a. p n, with Ivy ssana t, OF alma anG nm;
an ammanisnn a il,. MoWaa vested WILL power to eai
pHs We lnsla, necessnry, 60 plotoct tho sou OF
Illinois rom INVASION. Ae wln execute tho order
Eh!zE.Fio4rEhs n, INDICTED n p, m MADISON COUNTY,
AIoh m2 gek. 5V'mlno dfand jury o. t1ia
county nave indicted Thomas Allen. hike Mo-
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try in tho vicinity. Commander: Beltridgo
Expressed hia conviction tlas farther. survey
% would develop opportunities for shortening tho
In tho lattor part Of 1879 io WAS plaood IN COM
maud Of now surveying oxpodltion, which
sailed from Panama In tho United etatcs aloop
TnHoarora on tho 231 Of january, 1879. After d
rivod at Oupica Day. Commodore solfrtdgo has
made bin base Of operations for this year'a Hur-
yoy at point called Chirt-O located Bono
fifteen miles south Of Limon Lay. 1lia presont
plan is to survey the valley Of tho Dotaya Rtyor,
II possibly 1t 1nay develop bottor advantages, OF
load in some way to Increase those gained by tho
survey Of last year.
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At every holol, at every restaurant, on every
table, you will find lIarx oheoae, you will 500
groat shelves Of 1t laid out to dry, or mold, or
docay-it don't matter much what 1t docs, tho
worso 1t lB spoiled tho better 1t ia tho further
you can accnt the perfume, tho moro delicate is
tho tayor Whom I aaAnre those persouB WHO
hayo evor enlelt Lilnburg cheese that it ls the
porfumo Of q thousand tlowors compared with
not neceHsary to explain why generous tlasE Of
eau do cologne iB groat deaideratum on your
trip. The real 1larz ohoese, known by that
name, ls nude into small round caker, tLe rizo
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GuanO Not tlc Excronent OF Sra
fkffuN*

deposit Of .myriads Of soa birds, accommodating
through long ages, is rendered untenab!e by tha
rocent Investigations OF DR.. Habcl. Aftor
treating tho guano With on acid, mioroscopical
soluble residue was composoi Of fosn ' snonpns t
aud olher marine animals md plants precisely
similar in constitution to suoh as still exist III
those Heas. The faot TINT tho anchors OF Bhipa
In tue noighborhood Of tho guano Islands often
is quito III opposltion to tho prevalent boliof,
DR.. Habel therefore conaidors tint tho deposits
OF glano must be tho result Of the acouiaula-
ton of fossil plants aud animals whose organic
matter Inns boen transformed into nitroyonona
substance. the IMMORAL portion remaining Intact.
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spec7al WsV0lch o Tho CAfca0o tribune.
FoAr WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 20.-An old gentlo-
man named John st.: Clair, who would ahorly
havc, soon hta 105th birthday, WAS instantly
killed on Fairfield avenue CROSSING this after
noon By tho fast express from Ohtcngo, on the
Fort Wayne Railroad. Flo was crossing tho
track jnnt ahead OF the train, and had almost got
over, when tho ongine struck him. throwing him
s Into tho ar and against the telegraph pole. Mr..
Sinclair has voted for every President of the
Unitod States with but ono oxceptton. At tue
time Of hiB death ho was apparently strong and
hearty. having oil lis faculties about him. Tho
blame for tho accident is laid upon tile watchman
at tho crossing.
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EpfcldI UfspatcH 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
FonEsT, O., Oct. 29.-Engine No. 39 on an
express train exploded it's boiler ut this place,
to-day, Ton tho G. s. d q. Railroad, COM
plotely. destroying the engine and badly
damaging a residence noar tho track. The
engineer and fireman wero blown eomo distance
but with the exception Of few bruises, escaped
unhurt. The ongino was old, and q weak place
in tho boiler WAS probably the cause Of it's
destruction.
, 1873-10-30
TRANSPORTATION.



Lou1svMLE, Ky., Oct. 29.-At tho invitation
Of Gen. Aiken, Qua1termaster, the Senatorial
transportation Committee visited the Govern
ment dopot at Joi1eraouyillo Ind, this forenoon,
aud inspected tho fine structure recently erected
for tho QuartermnBter's Department, costing
nearly two hundred thousand dollars, aud COW
ering an area Of ,73A acrea OF ground, for which
an appropriation was made in 1867. Tho build
ing operations were carried out on Gen. Akon's
plane, and tho Committee expressed themselves
highly gratifcd With every portion Of the i'm
proyement
Returning from Jefforsonyille, tile Committee
we're received on Change, whore resolutions
tory Of tho construction Of the James River and
Kanawha Canal.
Tho sennto Committee met at the Gait House
st l o'clock, md examined Capt. Adams, Super
iutendent Of Construction Of tho canal improve
ments, oliciting tho amount of work performed
aud further information as to the relations Of
the Government engineers to the directors OF the
canal. Investigations were made relative to the
cost of cdal transportation by river and rail. The
Committee seemed satisfied as to the necessity
Of the improvement of tho Ohio River, and gov
ernmont control Of the canal.
The party loft for St. Louia at p. m. by the
Ohio g. Mississippi train.
LOUISVILLE, KT., Oct 20.-During the visit of the
senatorial Transportation Committee on Change
to-day. resolution waa passed to tender. tito
speedy transfer OF tue canal to Government
tolls.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-The Senate Committee on
transportation, VIM. Window, Chairman, will
convene ut tho Southern Hotel horo tomorrow.
The Merchants Exchange Committee, ap-
pointed for the purpose Of furnishing
facts rclativo to transportation and
charges OH tho Missiasippi River and Gulf route
will present m exhaustive report, which shows
TINT tho lowest price per bushel for which corn
has been moved from this city to New Orleans
is s s-5 cents, md wheat 6 cents; TINT tic avo-
rage number Of days tile river las been closed
BY ico for aories Of 12 years haa been only
TO- and that 10th corn aud wheat hare been
shipped during tho hottest month from st. Louis
to Liverpool. vim the Gulf route, and arrived at
that port perfectly sound.
Much other information will be laid boforo tho
Commission, Including communication from
Gen. Simpson, United States Engineer. asserting
channel depth of the river between here and
Cairo 30 that lnrgc steamors can run at all sca-
cons OF the yoar.
, 1873-10-30
Three pcrsO1n Killed By n Pns4enrer-
TrAin In New Jersey.

specidt Dtspa{ch 10 IAe Chicago Tf46tnt.
PH1tApEIpH1A, Got. ga serious accident
occurred on tho Philadelphia 4 Trenton Rail-
road, In Frankfort, this morning about O'Clock.
aud two ladies, aud attempting to cross tho
track, was run into BY d passenger train. Tho
locomotive struck the wagon with terrible forco,
hnrllng 1t and tho occupants into the air, and
killing tho horse. Byler fell ahead OF the train,
on the track. Tho cars cut OF one of bis logs,
and otherwise injured him. The ladies were
sever ely hurt. All three diod about noon in
great agony.
, 1873-10-30

SpecldE U7spafch 70 TITO Ch7cdIo Tribune.
LoUDoNv1LLE, o., Oct. 29.-Laat evening,
while the Democracy of this place wore jollify-
Ing over the recent election, with firing Of can
non, etc., Mr.. 7. Lemmel was almost Instantly
killed BY being atruck with charge from tho
gun. He waH Walking up tho opposite eido OF
the street, about GO feet from tho cannon. Tho
wad, which WIS made Of rags, wasto, etc., a.rucl,
and face. Ho leaves wife and two Children.
, 1873-10-30

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CASUALTIES.
Stcnm.lEnrge mad Tow Ashore.

! =, Sptc3al NsD01eh T. The Chicago tribune.
East SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 20-Tho atoam-
Martin, light, Ryan, mud poland- wont ashoro
Of point 3,oar White Rock, bolow Point n,,x
'Darquoa, In tho atorm Of Iuoslay night. No par
ticulars aa to losa hnvo been received. Tho
prairie State Is owned by Capt. Davidson, who
Kolloy, Of Bay City tho polatd, by Clark IL Co..
ct Buffalo md tho Ryan by o. s. storre, Of
Buffalo.
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mtno mtn to change our missionary Jurisdiction.
IhtB was adopted by n voto OF 90 to 40,
AT TIC evening session the aubioot Of training
Of candidates for tho Episcopal ministry was dis
cussed, aftor which tho Board adjourned sino
die. 0
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der, 40 miles east Of hero on tho Hannibal i st.
Joseph Railroad state that two strange mon
we're found frozon to donth, on the prairie, noar
that town on Monday night. They were In Kid
der during the afternoon,, intoxicated.
, 1873-10-30

"A new cause Of divorce o-incompatibilit Of
temperament Of tho wifo's relativos-is recog-
nizod by tito California courts,
, 1873-10-30
tlvAl at san Fr4nclscO.
sliding In tho Immediate 11elrl1-

'olpal joss-houso hayo for The
'cyoral Ohilaatnen building i
7ixe, with oreBted head aud
tho god OF tho festival Of
one Of tho greatest I'M
calendar to tho women,
'otlon, az his mallgnity
,ly against their sex.
1rknoss WAS settling
, 1873-10-30
THE SECRET OF THE STRAIT.
Something About the Proposed Dnriell
Cnnu1s

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nncss s nnrnois afs Ill .le Moru 1ps sno SAFE anchor
~ " sgsau.o' nuo ilia1 on i ni9ot, ~ 4uonsa ~
,n sion - 0uploa ph1y, r., Men s "o1u !git NV "
~, lass - nmo ~
possoee w aces 4u"'!leh 1ol tne cot., o.
venioneo ot, l., sniPlnne: AZ alstance OF l.o;N
ynlus sIo1n pug ahofe, t4e[e 10 Ahe anenora8e IN
son lnsnnus 1' " ma.e.: Inp wy u hRao1ous, ana
npsn on,y " tt1 i SOUTHWEST WILL Wh1ea ~ that
ta'atnun s .a1e!y M p!o"s a.lonb eno"Rn 70 necomo
auSJlo4b, ID nay po svon ~ ,lo.a sne laces snas
M 'o6etnt.on M stpMe ~ nouio piaees ~ tno
t suRe .a; ~, "aspa a nIn LIN. tno H. 1asseH
M nto ne...' s..t ..tA LUG - ntutf sao ooAen'
au;toca ' nv damTeroma reefa "n1 ~ tHo ffn ~.
dians are all neacef,,l md friendly, 1'hc
~ lnn,+3n9 ,,aro u
water bot}, 9or drinlinr ani bathino Tha an1no n
tarv efTect of thn climntc wns vsih3n nj nncc m.
sithonr M I tov wern snootei tn mns, py, "1nnanro '
no casa Of schnesg oco1trro lnrinr the s,,Tvoy of
tL;a local;tv o 0' ~
T Tho Sart {hat tb,a aect,o, of countrv ia =, +,a
Oldest tortiary volcanic rock il Of rreat imrort.
snco n ~" conatr1ct,nn ~ = ~ sS;n cora1 ~
srb;oh aocr,tr nnd nnrn7nnencv of I}.e laval ara
nno ~ tho chYoS III thi,aa ~ hs u donnnIoS. an1
.yhi,o orf;vo vn,canic fnrcca arm atiii ~ worI
aion1 Tia ,yeatorn cnaat of Hnnth Amorica ard
in Central America as woli. Ills particular iocal-
Tho % snrroundinea nl''N nf Linz" Hrrhor n5Tar %
baaitiv an1 5ni;11ffu, aitnotinna for roa;i,oncou
wisre neonie emniovod On tho WorI1 of thc canal
com1d iva wirin,,t s,frorinc INV n thoao incon.
vonionces wh;ch aro tho uana1 n Observation-Disclosures
~ E,,n,id and tronicnl ciin,n+cn An III +ho
heav,nat and Inoet nynona;vo ,,orto ~ tia ,rnri,
jies within fivo m;ca ~ thn poc;1n conat thia
tron1d hn an ;mnnTtant ;tnm Inward tho n,,ccaaa
oftho onternrisa. Tho sixtoen font rfno ami fol
Of tho tido in Cupica Day would admit tho con-
strlction Of large dry-dock without too croat
oxnonee This n = very imDortont faot. as tho
lacG ~ irv-dookH a1onE tho paciao coast IL fall
mnro and mora m the cornn1orc;al infnrost thorc
inereanes. ~
uoro t,,o or,s,;on ar;.os ia .rnno1 =,
x ,1,iiea T., ,anot 1on Teoi - - 1.;a,.t ~ ~
M.sa ft ~ ~ ~ "a,, tos ~ anu
he'onss aeu. ~ ,.; Mlo.n ~ ny iof ~
i.5a,og;nai ap or ~ H., 1tu to
trnmgS IN ;v;d;n =; rco so co,,ia III ho 4oc,,o
sa;.;'s .,sts so tu5o s;n'. sp 10 Tneeu'Gu
H. ;mnnss;h1o howaEar r. nni'a - corto;n sto+as
+,ant t,o .1,nnaod rnos 1vo,,1I asta;,
tsa1s ~ s,,,nort;n arcI,os o,'1J Ia macoau
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