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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

The recent Southern Commerci,lC Convention,
q! New O;leaEs. adopted resolution that Con.
gress establish post routes, by steamers built
and owned 10 the United States, between New
York and New Oilssns respectively, and the
ports CT Rio JaneTo AID Buenos Ayres. MIR.
Jefferson Davis aud o:her members OF the con-
venticn wanted TO have tho word built
stricken oct, but wero ovtriu|ed. 1t really
secms as if tbs dc faco leaders of the South
were not only demoraliz,i By the war but were
made clean daft. Otherwise it is impossible to
sec why q largo body of them should deliberately
ask Congress to pass a bill compelling auy
southern merchant, who may want to own q
ship, to buy i: ir tho North. when By going to
the Clyde ne oo1!d purchase better one for
half tic noney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

The Court of Appeals Was not 10 session Sstur.
day. having adjourned over from Friday till to.
morrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09
Affairs in Louisa County.

correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette.
LOUISA G. f., Dec. 5.-Duling the fall season
M;s. Julia L. Bckers, of this towo, am sorry
to stale, Was stricken with paralysis. | learn
h.t sto improves very slowly.
TIE store room occupied by Il. j. Satter-
white, of this place, was entered few days
since, ard some goods, consisting OF Whiskey
aud bacon. stolen. "a the same night OF the
robbery of Sa,terwhte Mr.. ApDieb3s meat
establishment was entered by thief, end all
the beef stolen. a search warrant having been
obtaiaed, the house Of Samuel Poindexter, COL
o. i, Was searched, and a place 10 the H1or
that had the appcaraueo Of beiog sort of Hocr
door being Observed it was opened and sor!
of "robbnrs' cave" vas presented to view. Ia.
Ger the hJor all the stolen articles were found
except tbs wAiskcy. Blankets, supposed to
have beer stoleu frog, the hotel, and numerous
other sstl3es ,9e:e also there. PoiDGexter was
arrested, aad be acknowledges having stolen
3he gods.
A coored 9ouan IS now confined ID the
eoHDty jai! ftc murder, she having crushed the
read CT auothcr woman With rocks, | believe.
Beth parties arc col0re Z people.
r. MIR. Gtenmsr is to preach for the
Eolscop .ilans here, aud hereafter regular ser
wees iii BE- held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

The amount of Iat.rDst R=vsaas collected 10
the Richmond district, the pas: week, was
$3l. 1874 06.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

Save uooe7 aud eoc,o!sz2 As'no o' 'IInt, he
you c.u beat Dsa;aaus gfic sa ~ h w. ell:
v;iI refaod tho nyDoy. 10 sac'' ca 'D|'
where. -.----- T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

OyEscoATs, ElszNAN BROS, -"
At Dsslhsm's all goods H's "a'''O'
represented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-09

GAME LAW The following is the game law
for Lie portion of Maryland, just opposite and
adjacent to this city:
I'm Prince Georges county rabbits sre not TO
ba killed except between October Is and Febra.
arg l, fine S.; partridses not TO be trapped st
any time and not to be killed except between
October 10 and December 20 No non resident
shall kil aay bird without consent OF the owner
If land or rnarth. N o ortolan, sora or rsll-blrd
il to be killed upon the marshes OF the PatuAent
Or Eatspsco rivers bordering on said county ex-
cepl between September 5, and November /,
under penslty Of IS No trout or salmon fish
shall be taken in the Waters of the eastern branch
Of the Potomac and its tributaries in Prince
Georges county In Two years from April b, 1875,
and afLer that time they arc only to be taken
with the hook and line between August ID ard
May Is; penalty So to SO.
a@rGhc Ladies Uniou Relief for The Poor
viii rrorganizo at their room adjoiniog the
Orphan Asylum, corner Of Wolfe and Pitt
streets, 90 Wednesday afternoon, Deem Ger
/, &C 3 o'clock. a full attendance Of the mem
oers, and Of ell who are wiling TO assist 10 tue
work Of caring for tho poor, is earnestly and cor
diaIly reqacated, as several important changes 10
the plau Of york Of the society, az we'll as the
annual election OF officers will be brought before
The tlco.iug "rhc Relief" has bscJme 80 cs-
tablishad an Institution of our city that 1t Is
scarcely worth while to eater toto aoy explana'
ton ct iss design OF working. We would only
ren;oa those Interested that it is not sectarlao
-ladics of all the Protestant denominations
1ork together for the common and sole purpose
of uIcvaing sufferDg among the poor. lie
regular 9ork OF the Relief will not commence
uui. after Christmas, but It Is exceedingly lm'
portaEt that the election Of officers and the ma
turioy CT the plan of work for the ensuing Wln-
ter be attended to Immediately so that the So
ciety msy be ready fox the severe weather Wnlen
always brings such bitter suffering upon the
poor. By order of
dec9-2; LADIES UNION RELIEF.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
MILITARY INSOLENCE.

Sherman's insolence is of such charac-
ter as to justify the belief that If occasion
offered he would not hesitate 10 use the
army against the civil power. Congress
owes it 10 the Republic, TO punish a man
who speaks of one of the Representatives of
the people, and indeed of the whole Repre-
sentative body, as Sherman twaddles about
Mr.. Banning. History is philosophy
teaching by example, and It's pages show
to us the types of General Sherman. Bona
parte, than whom no more bitter enemy of
we'll regulated civil liberty ever existed; be-
fore he overthrow the Directory and the
Representative bodies of France, was in the
habit of speaking of the parliamentary
leaders as "imbeciles," &c. Cromwell
who entertsined satanic hatred Of every
form of civil liberty, daily canted about
the unftness of the House of Commons,
and at last drove out its members at the
swords point. How like these soldiers is
Sherman, who speaks ofa leading Democrat
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
PREPARING TO RECRUIT.


The contract system for cleaning the
streets and removing garbage was abolished
last night, by strict party vote Of Coun-
Gil. This is bold move to enable the Re-
publicans to carry the next municipal cleo
tlon. The work has been done as efficient
ly as could have been expected by the
contractor, unspurned by the proper Com
mi,tee, and why. in times like these the
majority in Council should saddle the city,
with increased expense is question which
cannot well be answered. If it can be shown
that the work will be done better and as
cheaply by the Street Com missioner let that
official speak out. If he elects to be silent,
it is sure sign that economy is to be
subordinated to party success. In such
case we are certain that the people will
settle with those members, and the party
which puts any uucalled for burthen on
their shoulders in our present condition
As champions of economy the Democratic
members deserve we'll of their municipality.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
THE REASON WHY,

Wheat dull at ninety cents" said 3
grain dealer to the writer, yesterday morn
ing. The gold bugs and West Britisher.
want gold cheap. 1t viii 20 abroad in great
fleets to feed our competitors in England a,
minimum rate but it will make exchange
brisk. We have touched bottom with q
vengeance. How are the farmers to pay in.
terest on their mortgages with wheat at
possibly rs cents, and corn at 40 cents per
bushels The idle millions stand no better
chance to get ahead than when wheat
brought $15O, for the reason they have no
work, and no money to buy it.
We wrote in the HERALD over year ago
"that the gold bugs, foreign bankers, and
contractionists, by their policy, will bring
wheat to dollar, and corn to forty cents,
which will result in beggaring myraids Of
farmers, ,lessenng the freeholders and heap
Ing into few hands the entire landed
property of the country" Well salarled
officials sneered as they sniffed the bouquet
of their champagne at this sentence, and
to-day editors prated about honest money In
answer to our warning. Let the bewildered
farmers of the State judge who was right
and who was wrong. ....l.g.....
When France was under the German
barrow the salary of every official in the
land was reduced at once one half, and in
some cases three fourth, the currency was
to a ratio. of $31 to every inhali
tant, to promote the exchanges and stimu-
late the industries of the country. Result |
Payment of the German war fine, domesti-
eating the national debt, and the restoration
Of unexampled prosperity. In France, as
In old Rome, None. were for faction, but |
ali were for the State" Who is for fair
play and popular right, Is the ringing cry
which must 20 through the land
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
HERALD NOTES.


Fans bearing Biblical quotations are the
latest.
A square umbrella is one of the novel
ties in London.
Baluim ore has feet of seven hundred
oyster schooners.
The nSmber of car wheels In use on the
railroads of the United States is 8 500, 900.
The study and practice of gymnastics d
to be made compulsory in all the state
schools of Italy. gr r.. a.. 'sssarnl
Awould-be wit, who asked provision
dealer for yard of pork, was instantly
supplied with three pigs feet.
"Beg Pardon for stepping on your train, !"
said fop at a ball; then added. "You
ought to have COW catcher on IT," And
| would have cavght calf" said the young
lady. : '-nE-
"And what did you think of Switzerland!
asked lad Of an American belle, who had
just made the tour. "Presty place, but 1t
struck me there were too many lakes and
too few young men," Il
1t is proposed In England to form naval
reserved, on the principle of the one there
established, for the Dominion of Canada.
All masters, mates and seamen of Cana
dian ships would thus become enrolled as q
part of the defensive force OF the country. i
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
BETWEEN THE BAYS.

Dorchester county, Md. will have dozer
camp meetings this summer. ~ . ~
The Sunday Schools of the Peninsula vii
hold convention OF Rehoboth on the 10th
18th, and 18th Inst. .0l1nsaqs@
The Catholics Of Church Hill have pur.
chased the Presbyterian Church In that
town. 1t will be thoroughly repaired. \
Every sail vesselin Dorchester county IL
fitting up and making all needful prepare
tions for carrying the wheat crop to Balti-
more market. man 5f,.g ',s.,' 9,,j
John W., Zimmerman fell under reap
ing machine near Buckeystown, and received
terrible cuts about the back and chest
which win probably prove fatal. ,. .f5a,
A two-year old child Of Mr.. F. Greenwood
Of Millington, last Thursday swallowed q
sleeve button, which lodged in the gullet
and prevented the passage of food to the
stomach. He was taken to the city for sur-
gical treatment which was successfully ac-
eomplished. g.g.i ~" .oqs;" ,A''or
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
LOCAL O()C(2lA4AlL AFFAIRS.
- = = 4ltaS4A
LOCAL NOTES.

Devtled crabs at Fullmers, SOC Market St
Good hats at low prices ~ McCloskey's
Opera House Hatletore. ta7aa sosss saa A
A fine Mackinsw hat for 50 at Nc.
Closkey's, S12 Market street. 81 o.,.s, a,
There will be meeting of the Pine Knot
Association on Monday evening next.
Goto Paxson's Gallery and have a pood
photograph taken, 7th. and Market streets.
The shipment of peaches over the Della
ware Railroad will soon amount to car
loads. c3t h1e @5N< n
bLkJ}J IL 1lfF 4F.F,gI 'g.a-F ..t-sg4t
Fine summer hats of all styles at Nc
Closkey's Opera House Hat store, s12
Market street. a. fas.t - , 7-"I
The alarm Of fire last night about 9 30, was
caused by slight fire in barber-shop on
King street below Third. -
W.s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9o3 Market
strSet, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
It's the only medicine would give to m v
baby, a mother said, speaking of DR.. BULBS
Baby Syrup. At all drug stores, 25 cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
DISEASED CATFISH.

The Jersey Shore fishermen deny the
story In circulation that an epidemic pre-
walls among the catfish in the Delaware
river, and that great numbers are dying
from the disease. No more dead fish are
found along the shore of the river than Is
usual, and no instance has been made
known where any person has been injured
In health from eating catfish caught in the
river and tribulatary streams. ln
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
LET THE PEOPLE SPEAKJ

Instead of the well worn platitudes which
give . kind Of rhetorical glamour to reso-
lutions of popular conventions, they ought
to take.hote Of practical matters. ,7
]. The salary of the President of, the
United states, and all officials, should be
reduced to its old time Democr attic stand
ard. a'.fs VI" '5#5f5 100 bsia ,517s
H. The army to.be reduced to 10000
men, and the aristocratic military snobs
who infest the Hobbies of Congress, the
fashionable levees and hotel parlors OF
Washington, be unfrocked and and sent to
earn an honest living. taaA ana slaf
III. The abolition of the tax upon State
Bank circulation, aud thus repeal one of
the most offensive infringement upon the
sovereign rights of the States. lgOte
lV. Repeal of the Resumption Act and
the abolition of National Bank circulation;
ereenbacks to be issued in the place of the
notes retired. This measure will save to
the people OF the United States over $40
900, 900 annually. t"s9-
V. Such an adjustment of the Revenue
laws as Will nurse into power the dropping
industry of the people. st. aWrMfs
vi. A protest against the presidential
title as one fraudulent in it's inception that
no compromise can cure.
VII. The abolition of all unnecessary
officials-so as to ensure diligence in the
officer and to tighten the burdens of the
people ---.n q
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
THE WHEAT CROP.

NOT WHAT 1T WAS EXPECTED TO BE,
The Smyrna Times says: We have heard
from several of our farmers who have
threshed out their wheat and the yield ie
not what they expected. The mistake may
have been made in expecting the Yield OF
grain to, be in proportion to the iuxriant
growth of straw, Nor is the price going
to be at all satisfactory. The very best and
dryest new whest is bringing in Philadel~
phia only 95 cents. Our home dealers seem
to hesitate, from the depressed market, to
settle on price. But little of the new crop
is really fit for market.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06

as mot fit to be dry goods clerk" an ex-
preston alike insolent both In its political
and social aspect. Sherman has 40 'fre-.
quently shown his. hatred Of q Government
legal in all It's aspects, that It were sound
honest policy and proper economy to iabol-
ish the grade of General, and Lieutenant
General, and thereby retire both Sherman
and Sheridan from theft commands, yss
men dangerous to civil liberty y The peol
pie everywhere ought to insist upon the
coming convention to, speak out against
these domineering soldiers with no luncer-
tain sound. &~at ~ rs sdri'b - -djtE El.I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
DLAWARE REGATTA.

This morning at ten o'clock thirty -four
boats are expected to start for a race
nearly all of them belonging to Wilmington
The race will be open to all kinds of sail
boats, and two prizes are offered a suit of
sails and set Of oars for the fastest skiff and
champion flag for the swiftest yacht.
The course is from the mouth of the creek
to Reedy island buoy and return. Special
commodations are prepared for the press,
all of the city reporters and attaches have
been invited. Pleasant breezes' to the
jolly mariners.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
SOCIETIES.,

MEETING THIS (sATURDAY) EVENING
Lenape tribe No. 6, 1. o. R. NJ, in Maris
Building.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4,I 90 F., ct
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of p, at K.of P,
Jefferson Council, No. 10, O. U. A. M.
Mechanic's Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 8, 8. of T., NC Clary
Building.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

A meeting of the Liberal League will be
held on Sunday at 1880 a. m, at 22e King
street, Subject for discussion: "Labor
and its Interests" will be opened by John
A. Rowbotham in fifteen mi nute speech.
All are invited. yi
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John g. Patterson, Attorney at Law,
is now at Sea Breeze. H. will be absent
two weeks.
DR.. Thos. F. Hicks, of this city, has
lately had the degree of Master Of Arts con-
ferred upon him at Oberlin College.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
TARGET PRACTICING.

The American Rifles, a company number
ing thirty-ive men, went out practictng a,
Scheutzen Park on the Fourth. w. B
Linderman made the best score, 81 points
out of five shots at 100 yards and five at 15(
yards. He was presented with silver
medal.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
people.

A REALLY alarming report comes from
Mexico. 1t appears that one thousand
citizens of that happy Republic are drilling
at Ell Paso and have petitioned the govern
ment Chihuahua TO allow them to cross
over into Texas and give the warriors of
that State drubbing. Mexico has some
curious ideas in regard to the United
Gtatas
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
A TOKEN.

The Lew commissioned officers of the
Fourth Delaware Regiment, will shortly
present their Col. A. Fl. Grimshaw, hard
some sword in acknowledgement of their
esteem for him. The sword is on exhibit
tion at W. Fl. Thompson's Jewelry Store,
No. 315 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
REV. MR.. PEGG.

Rev: en-. Pegg, pastor of Scott M. q.
Church, Seventh and Spruce streets, Will
occupy his pulpit to- o-morrow, in the evening.
He will preach on "Church Tramps''
The Reverend gentlemen has been visiting
his relatives at Castleton, Nj. "
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06

THE Districting of the City, on the 4th
of July by Chief McCrea, of the Fire Depart
ment was good move on the part of the
Chief Engineer, and saved much unneces-
sary running and the wear and tear of ap-
paratus. 30 @ ! A-n+
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
LBODY HOTEL,

IKE anu elegant II 0tel mas been re-
4cted in the most exquisite style by
N celebrated Professor Paine. The
Al exercises q personal supervis on
10y article of food which comes
&eward's department before it is
10 the cooks. Milk and other ar
3et are regularly inspected: hence
nding the large number of guests
" g lse of disc ase has occurred,
1Il3<xAlid. recOvers with remarkable
he Professor has thus converted
,5l4s Hotel into u sanctuary OF
lnsSead OF a pest-house of disease,
eqN9ntly the casa with Hotels. He
Y most experienced Managers. at
eiie's and kclentific Cooks. who
Q11n fort health and happiness
Instead u Tho passions and
Mites. The charges are in keep
Hines, being 81 per day for o
hree meals Rooms WithouG
cents to 81. Weekly board
{o Board without rooms, $3.50
ll9ven meal tickets Tor 81.
and night-the cars running
ecnvey passengers to or from
spots, oraany part Of the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.

At a meeting of the Republican City Ex.
ecutive Committee, on Wednesday evening
sstarda ay the 9th instant was the day fixcd
for holding the nomination election fol
mayor -" N'r-
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
RAILR,DADs.
Il WILMINGTON AM
RALTTMOkH RATLROA
- June 10Th 4l8s8.

EALFImOBIN EhhI LIMA
- June 10Th 1878. sss
BRA ns will ieays fiinningten as follow
S,,aaelphia ana iptsSmsdiate station.
g. 40, S55, To-. 100 " N. ~ o. 9. m. 2 50
biiadelp lphn,s,s i \ Nd & Ssx Ycrk. ~, " WI = M
altiniore and fntsrnediate stations. 8 8
sItiinore and Washington, II 81. is, ~
n m, l25 u So, 500, p M.
# Trains for Delaware Division leave for
s. lew CastlA83,. 83t, am, ! Us. 9 ~ p. M.
harrington and intermediate stations 9 8
\ Dslmar and Intermediate stations. o 81
. m. l 05, p. M.
and Intermediate stations
S 10 q M, 5 90 8 80 p m.
|I6tIadelphia and New York, 2O9, S A a m
n }|aItimore anil Washington. 12h. 1 i6 q IN.
For further Information passengers ar,
kterred 10 the time tables pfsted al the de-
IOt.
1una-,r H.F KENNEY .supt.
AHANLn. d. OF nOUtk-WI LMINI+TON
~ o. WESTERN RAILROAD ID -COmmenc-
Ig Thursday Dec. 4, 1875. Trans will ru1
follows -
eave Wilmington 10 20 m, I'd aOp NJ
|&ave Ianden burg = 45 IN and 30 p, m.
rrive at WILMINGTON 765 m, and II
Irrive at I.andsnberg a. IL m. AMI 4
<CONN ECT o ONS.-Train leaving Landen
berg at $40 q. 10. with train for PEiladel
thiA at 8. III am.
1BTraln leaving Wilmington a 1920 q n
NTH train leaving Philadelphia at 8.lO n
nd r. nnsy lvaliaa and Delaware train leav
aEg Landen berg at w p. m.
u Traiu leaving Landep berg at 80 p. M
nth Penpsylvani ia and Delaware trs in ,anC
vtth train leaving Wilmington for Phila
@f4 80 p. N.
Train leaving wilmington at $50 p n
Xitb train Leaving Philadelphia at 4 Is p
I'LL ~ tNtNNETT. 1nr
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
DEMOCRATICsTATE C0NYENrIO

DEMOCRATICST STATE CONTENTION
A Convention Of the Democratic citizens
of the State Of Delaware will be held, at
Dover, in Court House hail, on Tuesday the
9th day of August 1878, at 10 O'Clock M,
for the purpoce of nominating cand idate
for the office of Governor and a candidate
for the office Of Representative In Congress.
The Chairmen ofthe several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls in their
respective Counties, giving the proper no.
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said convention
JAMES. r. MITCHELL,
Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest james L. Wolcott, Sec.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06

sit seems as II should cough my head
of Ills sometimes the impatient eXClama.
ton of q sufferer from ia severe Cough
Quell the paroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
HOrenound and Tar aTAe relief is tin1me-
diate ana the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists. y
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. IT7. NJ
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
CLOTHING HOUSES.
"A ACONFESSION!

ICLOIdlNG s8ga
lCLOTHINGa The Clothisrs in Phila-
IGLOTHING delphia have confessed,
CLOTHING and do admit that we have
CLOTHING the BEST FITTING,
/ ICLOTHING MOST STYLISH CUT,
CLOTHING and best finished Clothing
/ lCLOTHING ever shown in this city.
CLOTHING We are proud 10 say that
lCLOTHING wehave the finest Clothing
CLOTHING House in Philadelphia,
CLOTHING and our sales are much
CLOTHING larger than any other house
CLOTHING in the city. We wish our
CLOTHING customers to bring their
CLOTHING friends visiting the city, to
CLOTHING zee us, and we also ex-
|CLOTHING tend special invitation
CLOTHING to the citizens of Phila-
CLOTHING delphia to visit our POPU-
CLOTHING LAR LOTHIN NG
CLOTHING HOUSE in the LEDGER
CLOTHING BUILDING, Chestnut
CLOTHING Street, corner Sixth.
CLOTHING The following facts
CLOTHING should be remembered:
CLOTHING !. That we do not deal
CLOTHING in any ahoddy goods.
CLOTHING 2. That our goods are all
CLOTHlNG new, and Of the latest
CLOTHING styles.
CLOTHING g. That our prices are
CLOTHING based on the Liye and
CLOTHING Let Live principle, and
CLOTHING are in the reach of all.
CLOTHING We are strictly one
CLOTHING price.
A. 6. YATES & co.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & 9Th Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
THE HERALD.
Wilmington. Del, July 8. 1875.

Wilmfnston. Del. July g.. lSzs.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Sun rises ........4 3s sun SETS. 81
Noon .0S q. m
EaIpy5 HIGH WATER. .,,,"., a. O.,
Delaware Breakwater.. !.... IL. .27 q. m.
=. 46 p. m. p{, ~ sxNaInne [Ia @hi -
New a... .4.l7 a. m.
4.30 p. m. @f5 tI4's'T' ~ 'i33'71 THFT'
iuy,y,,,,,. ,EF Il. E YA'H AF $500
900 q. m. .f,l'., - ',,f.s.,."...T -
! TIE WEATHER. - TOT day the sosat1-
or scsH os scasHrsr and fass', probabasy 1ol>
tosoed by tncseastnO cJessdi,sess Il. ..g.sy-