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The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
HAYTI QUIETED.

Peace Restored at Port au Prince-Prom-
inent Men Killed in the Recent Fight
ing.
New YORK, July ia cable dispatch from
Port au Prince to Minister Preston, dated 18th,
says: Quiet was restored with considerable
loss OF life on both sides. The fighting in Port
au Prince lasted five days, and eighty houses
were burned, but the commercial part of the
city escaped. Among those killed were Minis
ter OF War Francois and ex-Minister of War
Montas, Col. August Bazelais of the militia,
Judge George Bazelais of the Supreme Court,
b. Bazelais, E. Paul, H. Price and other prom
inent politicians. Three members from Port
au Prince took refuge at foreign consulates
On the north side of the Republic fighting is
still going on between the towns of Gonaives
and ST. Mare
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
MARRIAGES.

In South Newcastle, July 6, Joseph Dow and Miss
Dora Potter
In Newcastle, July u, W. c. Gldden of Newcas-
tie and Miss Viola G. Bearce of Boston,
In Biddeford July 10, Charles Frost of Winthrop
and Miss M. Louise Warren of Biddeford
In Hollis July 4, Freeman Dearborn of Water
boro and Miss Nellie Trip of Alfred.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

THE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science of
Life, or Self-Preservaton, 800 pages. Price, only
81. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions either on
of which is worth more than ten times the price OF
the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of
cents for postage. Address, DR.. w. II. Parker
Bulinch Street, Boston, Mass. jly16eod&w3m
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
Desirable Real Estate for SAKE.

TJNHE brick dwelling House No. 143 Spring Street.
Il Lot about 125 feet deep, with side and rear
located on of the best streets in the city, and
very central, with excellent neighborhood and is
very desirable for good and quiet home 1t will be
sold at fair price and on reasonable terms of pay
ment. For further particulars,apply to
GEO. G. GOODMAN,
Administrator with the Will annexed of Ann j. Fos-
dick. ivSeod2w
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
NEW YORK.

Mines Yarn Denied by Gen. Woodford.
New YORK, Suly 19.-General Stewart L.
Woodford, just returned from Europe, denies
the story printed some time ago, that he ar.
ranged for the defence of New York against a
threatened attack by the Lberalists in case
Tilden was not inaugurated.
Editors Brutally Assaulted.
ALBANY, July 49, George E. Mitchell and
R. G. Lefevre, editors Of the Record paper
published here, exposing the alleged extrava-
gance of some of the city departments, were
badly beaten on Beaver street. near Broadway
tonight. Lefevre was stabbed in the neck
and head, and would have been killed but fol
the prompt assistance of citizens. His wounds
are not fatal. The assailants were armed with
stones and knives. There have been no ar.
rests.
Cox's Life Prolonged.
New YORK, July 19.-Chastine Cox, the
murderer of Mrs Hull, has been reprieved
His council to-day applied to Judge Potter OF
the supreme court for a stay of proceedings.
court decided to grant writ, returnable the
first Monday of October, when the case will be
heard in the supreme court. Cox was over
joyed when the fact of the stay was commune
Gated to him, and warmly thanked his counsel
for their efforts in his behalf.
A Lady Knocked Down and Robbed.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Mrs Mary L French
of Fortieth street was knocked down and
robbed of her pocket book yesterday, at corner
of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, by
Thomas Nugent, who was soon arrested. The
pocket book was recovered. 5+..
Russian Emigrants.
New YORK, July 20.-The health officer re-
Ports that the "Mosel' has over. 600 steerage
Passengers, mostly Russians. The Russians
represent capital of over 100000 dol
lars. Sixty families have 213 children They
are a remarkably fine looking class
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid FIN Singapore May 49, barque Carrie wyman
Randall Philadelphia.
In port June g. ship Norris, Barstow, for London
barque Gibson, Bradford, for New York.
Ar at Cocoanda June 2, ship Normandy Turkey
Madras
Ar at Cochin June 18th, barqne Chattanooga, Free
man, False Point.
AT Bombay 18th, ship N Blanchard, Blanchard
for rice ports. 4.
At Manila 1st inst, ship Rembrandt Paiue, from
Cardiff
Ar at Marseilles July Is, barque Julia, Higgins
New York.
Sid I'm Queenstown 18th inst, ship Heela, Day
(from San Francisco for Hull.
Sid I'm Nanaimo 18th inst, barque Thos Fletcher
Pendleton, San Francisco.
Sid FIN Rosario June l s. barque Neversink Bar
stow, Boston.
Ar at Port Spain, LIST inst, brig Onalaska, Griggs
Boston.
At Porto Cabello june 3d. brig G Jewett, Reed
for Cuba next day.
AT Point-a-Pitre sth inst, brig Rabboni, Coombs
for New York; schs Nellie Bowers Spear, do; w Ii
Ihorndike, Spear, disg.
Ar at Mayaguez june &c, sch Hortensia, Sanborn
Machas
AT Nassau MP, 10th inst, barque Jos Baker, Ry-
der, for Liverpool ldg.
Ar at Pictou 18th, barque Alex Campbell, Bunker
cortland; brigs Pettengill, Hall, do Elizabeth
Winslow, Locke, Boston.
Cid at Pictou 16th sch VIM Bhilpot, Philpot, for
Portland
Passed Port Mulgrave Ms, 10th, barque Alexander
Campbell, Bunker, from Portland for Pictou; briggs
A Pettengin Hall. do for do; Elizabeth Winslow,
Locke, Boston for do; 18th, Fanny Tucker, Tuck
Cid at Windsor Ms, 9th inst, schs Emma Crosby,
Larkn, New York; 7th, Ada Ames, Adams do;
10th, L B McNichols Tanning, do; 11th, Keystone,
Wilder do; 14th, = J Fellows, Clark, do; 18th,
Sawyer, Lamson Philadelphia
Cid at Cheverie. Ms, I'd inst, schs H I Townsend,
Smith, Baltimore; Norman, Smith, Philadelphia;
Almon Bird, Drnkwater, for Alexandria; 9th, Mary
Brewer, Tollman, Richmond, Va; John Bird. Smith,
Alexandria.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th inst sch Mary Pickard,
Wilson, Portland; 18th, barque LUCIA 2, Ferlan,
do, to load for Marseilles.
Cid 18th, schs Veto, Stevens, Baltimore; Yankee
Blade Lowell, New York; Post Boy, Gott, Provi-
dence.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 7th inst Ellen NJ Mitchell, Pat
terson, Shulee, Ms.
Sid fin Barcelona 4th inst, Sarah Potter, Wall, for
Pensacola
Sid I'm Bona I'd inst, Ida Lily, Eastman. New York
Ar at Reval June 81, Ii Hussey, Darrah from
New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

Snyders Brothers distillery, at Milton, KY,
has been burned. Loss, 100000
F. S. Boas, lumber dealer, of Reading, Pa,
has made an assignment. Liabilities, $4,000.
The New York board of health say no extra
ordinary precautions are necessary to protect
the city from yellow fever.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
For Sale.

HOUSE and Lot No. 1913 oxford St., between
IL Chestnut and Cedar Sts.: lot SO feet front by
so feet deep; house, two story and half, contains
rooms exclusive of attic has cemented cellar, is
piped for Sebago water and gas &c., &c. For terms
apply to THOMAS BIRD, Attorneys at Law, 80
Exchange st. jyl2 eod2m
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
Boston Stock Market.
ISales of the Brokers Board, July 19.l
Sales at Auction


NEW YORK, July 19-P. M.-Money closed at 8
per cent. on call The bank statement is a little
less favorable owing to the absorption of legal ten
ders by the government.
Sterling Exchange lower and dull. We quote
bankers asking rates. 60 days bills, at 1854 per
(of 81. 9665 par value), and on demand $4.96A.
against S4951s CASTE one week ago.,
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

few months past were selling out and the expect
ed outbreak of yellow fever in the southern Cities
have combined to depress prices The decline in the
cost of Wheat has amounted to about fourteen cents
during the week. the lowest sales being to-day when
on call Wheat sold for July at 861ac. There are
rumors of failure but far as known they are only
temporary embarrassments and all firms interested
are expected to continue business Monday. The
ciearings were larger by million and half to-day
than usual on account of the heavy deliveries of
Wheat by the combination. The total deliveries
made by them were 100000 bushels Chicago
and 100000 bushels Milwaukee. 1t is under
stood they are rapidly getting out of the deal and
the elimination of the break will come Monday if
not already reached.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
! Louisiana Constitutional Convention.

New ORLEANS, July 19.-The convention
has passed to second reading the amendment
to the state debt ordinance recognizing the
validity of the consolidated bonds and provid-
ing for the exchange thereof, the ordinance to
be voted on by the people. The third read
ing will occur Monday
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL e
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July 81, A. M.
For New England.
slightly warmer southeast to southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather, falling barometer with
rain in the northern portion of New England.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
FISHERMEN.

Ar at Shelburne, Ms, 18th, schs Hattie n Reed,
Morgan Maine, (and cid for the Bay; James Poole,
Beal, Boothbay, (and cid for do)
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 18th, sch yenilia from
North Bay for Portland; 10th, NJ e Torrey, from do
for do, with 225 bbls mackerel.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
Daily Domestic Receipts.

IURTLAND, July 10.
For Portland, IL cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, So cars miscellaneous mer-
chandise.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
MEMORANDA.

Barque Alice, Dyer at New York from Caibarien,
REPORTS 18th inst, 50 miles SSE of Absecom, was in
collision with Spanish brig San Miguel and lost fig
ure head, split stem, and sustained other damage.
The brig carried away all her head gear and started
foreeastle deck.
Sch Julia Elizabeth, from weehawken for Lynn,
with COAL was towed into New London 18th with
loss of fore topmast and head of foremost, in a
squall night of 10th.
Sch B L (or H ~ Townsend from Cheverie, Ms,
for Baltimore sustained considerable damage in col
lison with schr II G Grow, 18th, off Rappahannoek
River.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, July 10.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions, &C.:
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
Suits Growing Out of the Pennsylvania

New York, July 20.-The Pittsburg (Pa.)
property holders are beginning suits against
Allegheny county for losses in the riots of
1877. Thus far suits amount to $250,000, but
the total loss for which the county is liable is
stated at 50, 100000.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSEs.


GOrlaRm.
The Republicans of Gorham arc requested to meet
at the Town House on Saturday, the. Goth day of
july at 23O p. M, to choose delegates for County
Convention, select town committee for the ensuing
year, nominate candidate for the Legislature, and
transact any other business that may come before
the caucus. By Order of Town Committee.
POwnnl.
The Republicans of the Town of Pownal re-
quested to meet at the Town House, Saturday
the 18th day of July, inst at five o'clock p. H. to
choose delegates to attend the Republican County
Convention, to be held in Portland, Thursday July
81 1879 at 10 O'clock a. and to act any 9TH
er business which may come before said Caucus.
Per Order TOWN COMMITTEE
Sfandish.
The Republicans of Standish are requested to
meet at the Town House, on SATURDAY, the 26th
day of July, inst, at o'clock p NJ to choose del
egates to attend the Republican County Convention
to be held in Portlrnd an the 31st day of July,
1879. Per order of Republican Town Com.
Windhanr.
The Republicans of the town of Windham are re-
quested to meet at the Town House in Windham, on
saturday, theitwenty-siXth day of July, inst. at
O'Clock p. m to choose delegates to attend the Re-
publican County Convention to be held i'll Portland,
Thursday, July 81, 1879,
Per Order Town Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
Foreign Expo
Receipts of Maine Central H. IL.


CARDENAS. Bark Matthe " Baird-52S9 shook
and heads.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

There has been considerable excitement at Chicago
during the past week in consequence of the rand
and unchecked decline in grain and provisions OF,
change. The favorable crop reports and rumors
that the combination which has held Wheat M for
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

By water conveyance-1ooo bush Cornmeal to G.
w True Il Co
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21

Foreign Imports.
BEAR RIVER, Ms. Schr Avon-2S cords wood,
100 doz eggs, bbls mackerel to order.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
MARINE n JEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY. July 10.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse to
Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston,
Sch Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Philadelphia to
Portland Co.
Sch Charley Morton, Lathwaite, Philadelphia-coal
to Maine Central RI;
Sch Teumah, Bennett New York-coal to Port
land & Ogdensburg RR.
Sch Bloomer, Merry, Gloucester
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant Ellsworth-wood
to Sargent, Dennison & Co.
Sch Fred & Jack, Leighton, Nillbridge- edgings
for q market
Sch Xylon, Mitchell, Machias, with posts.
Sch Ianthe, Johns GOuldSboro,- canned lobster to
Burnham & Morrill,.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thornkike, Rockland-lime to
G A B Morse & Co.
Sch Black Swan. Merrill, Camden
Sch Pearl, Thayer, Mt Mesert.
Cleared.
Barquo Matthew Baird, Forbes, Cardenas-Isaac
Emery.
Sch Para, Beal, shulee Ms, to load for NYork-
Gallagher & Co.
Sch VIM Deming Hodgkins, Calais, to load for
New York-Ryan Kelsey.
Sch Harmony, Mitchell, Harrington-N Blake.
Sch Ida Spoford, ingalls,, Eastport and Calais
Nath'l Blake.
Sch Iodine Blake Searsport-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George-Nathl Blake.
Sch Lewis Il French, Andrews, Danarscotta-
Nath'l Blake.
Sch Avon, (Br) Melanson, Bear River, Ns-wood
for market.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, July 17-Ar, schs Percy, Mitchell
New York; Hiram Tucker, Knowlton do; Sabine,
Holiness Halifax.
Also ar, barque Estella, Poole, Calais (and sailed
18th for Buenos Ayres)
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-21
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19-The following are
closing quotations of Mining stocks to-day:
, 1879-06-24

tho year 1886 the galleries had attained q
length Of 10. miles, or lU3 Kilometres. 1t Tho
knif'c time. thu Works commenced nt the end OF
The twelfth century. had reached such dcpth
that any further descent Has found to he I'm
practicable. From l51l to 1871 they had pro-
duccl 1,hDf,58l mares u franc q ccnttmcs
rach> In si.ycr alone, Of n vaiue Of 20U,-
000,ND thatcrs nearly. Consequently new
gnlicfy had to bo opened. This was to
lcai from ,hc village of Rothsc,tcnhesg
to dat.nen Of 2,6s2 metres; its cost Was eatf.
mated at 1,soo roo tI1aters % francs 75 ceptImcs
chch), aml twenty-five years was calculated Of
the time necessary to carry Cit The undertaking.
The work ras completed year aEu, and It's cx-
eeutloh haftuccuDletl thtrty-thros yenrs, and ua-
cessisased mn expenditure Ut 7,1SG,G07 marcs.
That considerable increase on the original csti
tnates Ea+ caie'a hy thr rock to ho pierced turn
Ing ont much bnr.ler than had been expected,
and tho fact that fi.e quantity If water yielded
by thu mountain was fur larger thau had been
calculated upon. Other circumstances help to
swell tic rosth; the rise In wages Rutl the prices
Ut materials greatly augmented The expenditure,
anl tho DELAY fD tho execution Increased TIM gen.
crai c0ats and those uf supertntendcuce n1ul ad-
1nlnislratton Moreover, the gallery had become
Iougcr than was originally intended. II rises,
generally speaking, a. gradient OF IN 1906
lncludfn. the secondary galleries, The shaft of
kothscl,tenbeEE has now FIJI extent nf tunnei!.,w
Of ~, GU metres, which Will soon roach 10, 800
metres, Or ntnsly th'fty-two miles. This length
far surpnsses any railway tunnel In the world.
, 1879-06-24

converter, It is Of great importance to hare n
durable aud refractory brick for tic lining OF
the converiers This The Inventors bayc sue
cceded in producing. md thereby basic coln.l-
ton Of the slag, heretofore unattnuabc, has
been secured. III tho preparation OF ulc.e bastc
bricks, which aro tnaLo Of an alutu1nous 1,aEBa-
san limestone MI oyen fs used Which ID lMcd
with ordinary eifsccous 6rc.hricks, the basic
bricks being piled On the I1oor In direct contact
with this lining. 1i,a o7cn ls subjected to nn
Fntonsc white heat, and on nnu occasion, after
the oven had bcen broken down OH cooling, It was
found TINT Tie lower layers Of The pile Df astt:
bricks had actunIly passed through thc flooring,
md tl,. sIiceout bricks showed sharply.cut
mouitls Of the cdRcs ot tlle lyastc bricks where
these latter had cut through them. The result
ant fused mass occurred tfartlyhs u. nssemblaRo
Of saInl-transpaEunt rEys.als partly u, htalnc~
title furtn, With n fDnutcfy crystalline Btruct-
lre. 1'he nesF csystalffzed inInrra1 occurred III
long prlsn,s, trlonglng apparently TO tho mono
clinic system: some nf tho crystals we're c0sor-
less, others were grayisti. mud others more or
less strongly tingcd With green. The hardness
WAS slightly grrAtor Than s. and the specific
gravity was equai 10 2..If. Thu annlysts Of The
mineral proved II to be a blstl1cate aud truc
nyroxcne. Its cof1,t,oslton Indicates that It Ia
4 member uf The group of pyroxcncs hat In
cludca na1acolltc and dIoosldc. Mcssss: Thomas
ntf Hichsfss hare, therefore, incidentally effect
I'd tho syntt!esfs OF ali Interesting member of a
most important group Of msnerals Of natural
occurrence.
, 1879-06-24

against anv Of The great political parties. So
TIC moro courageous lhc ActitIn Of The police IN
accompanying, q TqY traduccr at nighttime
Into thcir dwellings fdhthe ohiect-ycry impor.
tant to the cwclfnre ofthc citizens OF Chcago-tlt
ieaIer.be, Or in az s4feer M ot % ropa or sisI BIT d
straw, according to n,clr financial condition.
Let tno rcncat. Mr. Editus, that what prompts
thta writing Ia not the dcstse Of answering II any
shape or manner the iItetarT nn:h u t't 1u'e.
against the cot,ntenanc!lIg iii tic part Of Tho t3u
lice ol The cowart, who, under Tho protection IT
tim etar and tho club Of at of[lccr ntrudcs aa n
siio spv and tradncts deicnsaess people III
most slA1Iterous mil aenhelces wnY. ~
Receive, Mr.. Editor. inRny thanks IN nllowfiIY
INT the 1so Hf ltic valuable space uf your apora,
aud beiicvo inc. your most obedIGut servant,
FRANCIS CoHklxHTt.
, 1879-06-24


CNiua1o, juno 13.--Your runarks relative to
irresponsible mud unauthorized bodies Of .ncn
bcarus ustns, md t1lc lesson taught BY the BII-
vor Lcn{ Grose shooting affair Of yesterday, arc
good and tmely. It Is well lbat We hare law,
soon 10 ~ Into effect, Which will a!aarn, all these
Coinmtaibslc ORGANIZATIONS. but, 50 fur ~ tlIo
rolGls who started tho row arc concerned, you
have well salA, Nobody will wuste my syfnm,-
tty oil thcra.h III lact, think | t1iny saIe!Y
s,ly TINT tho common verdict Of tho peopln Will
", User we'd them right" AMI tad .,fiuy killed
The Wl,og ''b0odle" OF them the moral atmus-
piers Of Chicago would have bccn lust ds rnMcs,
purer tu-iay, md all Cuod people would llave
rcason to reIore. Wa ought to look At Tho
matter Just tlie aano % Though Il had been n
p!cnc hultlby so.,n Of our " ilrst ctt,zens," With
their wives AnGl children, md a dctachnlent OF
The First Regiment had becn there fnstca,l
OF thu armed Bohemtans. 10 far uB tho ottensn
committed by stlc roAgls cues. Nul wlsueser
will 60 to school picnic aud 1alsc row as,A
colnmrnco throwing stones, to tic imminent
peril nj women and children, deserves no hcttcr
treatment than this crowd rceorcu. So. Wills
the Bhuotlng IL u be regrstted us having ouen
d0ue By persons not authorized to do ncy shoot
INK, yet We eat.tpt rcgret TINT It WIS tcel dime.
Let Us "rccommend ille prisoners to mercy.h
, 1879-06-24
FOREIGN.

FOHEIGT.
Tho following weso received by tho Chicago
lizard Of Tsndc:
LONDON, Jnnc a.A:l--I,tverpool- steady corn
easier; 4e. 3Iaek Lane-Whoat slow. Cargocs on
coast and on rassagc-Whcat' steady And corn
quist Country r,arkots--Eugllsh atttf; French
arm. Farmcsst deliveries Of English WhcAt during
The week, 45 900 to co. 900 qrs. Fair ascraro cali
forn!a wheat OF coast. 4as 4dGDs5s. Good ship.
p!ng California wheat, :jpst shipped 45a; nesrlJ
duo, 45s. Weather In England cold for tho tiuo OF
yeas
LIVERPOOL, Junn 93-1 p. m.-Flonr steady:
extra State. lis. Wheat qulnt und steadY; rcd
winter, 10 Id; No. spring u I'd; No. TO, u 4d.
Corn dull and shade lower. ut Is I'D. tarpocs on
oast-Whcas-pcuand moderate, Cotn-nathcr
wordo feeling. Pork stcadY 1T 47s. Lard steady
at s3s. Bacon unchanged; long clear Sides, 1na
Cd; short cscas aides, us Cd; CsmherlanA sides,
.6s Cd. \,
L,vEHrooI, June 23-l1:3 u. n,.-Flour, s. Cd
fa1os III. WAeat-Wiutor, as odG1s Sd; .sprug,
7s4d1ss Sd; whitc, 81 ddfe0s I'd; club. 0s 1dGos
Sd. Corn. IL lit. Pork, 47e. Lard, 33d,
Special Dtspdsch to Tbs Trtbune.
LIVERPOOL, Juuo 13-11: 80 a. m.-FLoun-No.
j. 'l0s Id; No. =, as Ia.
HRAtS-Wheat--Wln No. i, % Id; No. 9. Rs
%; spring,.' No. l. ia Sd; No. y, n Id; whio.
No, ], rs Sd; No. 2, as Ad: club, No.r1, Os Sd;
No. 2, o. Id. corn-Now, No. !, 4s i'd.
puovIaloxa-rork, Ais. Lard. a1e.
loHnoS, June 23.--PETIoLEua-"Spirtts 7dG
Tad; refined, 0afd.
6rIHITs OF TuHPkyTINK-3s 3d. -
ASrwEnr, Juuo c0.-pkrnoIEuM-173sd.
, 1879-06-24


CnlcAao, Juno 23.-Belitsing as do that
this simple yet marvellous system Of tcmpering
and purifying air for supplying both our
dwellings u1.l the quarters OF our tomcstlc AMI
mns ts far superior to ali others, ] atn con-
vncel that II will in the early future b. in gen.
erat tl6e on both continents.
As evidence Of TIC growth Of this new sys-
TEN aud tile favor with which II IL received
abroad, will state s,,asa tcatl!ng hygtsnlc n'pl
tavil engineer, ". Eassic, member OF The socio-
tics d'Ifygfcuc Of England, Trance, Italy, md
1t. Petersburg, las requested from The osigiun-
tor Of this ststcn drawings and specifications
clearly illustrating It for publication In bis
.",snntary Dictionary" now be!ng prepsred for
i,ursng the current month 70 hayo devoted a
Office foreo to making plans for yWHriet;yy
to be ukea, ntid for various purposes. remote
md ncar. SONG arc for thc full States,
which the air Il to be warlncd In w!ntes aHl
cnolca IN summer through the medium Of this
nav srstcM.
Orders have recently been received for draw
preservation Of fruits, re.ardng It's decay, and
Tor nroperiy preparing ft'fos mnSlng cider and
vine.
u,sIcr orders have been received for plans for
cooling, bleaching. nn1 otherwise pcsfcctin:.
corn utld other sifups. by passlug air through
them which t,as been tempered and purified BY
It's transmission through subtrrFancaIi air4iucts.
In a,ltlitlun to Tie tucs&itnabls yalue Of this
syatcH for hygIenic purposes, tts economy chal-
!tnges our admiration and appreciation, for tho
TACT is established TINT br It's proper tsse saving
Of abuut tYuttrsls OF the fuel required to gtva
comparable temperature In dwellings and
auitfcnce.rooms 1pny he made, md 8ueh Sayhe
will sUon canccl the cost OF tic necessary np-
t9nts
G. T. RANDALL.
, 1879-06-24


CHICAGO, june 2l-Thc citizens living in the
vicinity OF Silver Lcaf Grove arc determined
tint no moro prnlcs a1lAll ba held on Sunday ut
that place. 1t las got 60 that dnccut person
dare not leayo his door on Sundar without he.
lng insulted by "so,nc OF the sunday-school
scliolars.' Tic fact Of the matter is, that tho
place is pnsrouizcA by tho very lowest class OF
paIitcd d!zzics and thieves, mid tic proprictora
OF tho piace scem to hold out oyery encourage.
mcnt to them to come. ,'hsscd by the pncr
yrsierdny nfter the row, nnti thu tSnndny.
schoul scholars" wore engaged In drinking ',ccr,
swearing siuging dirty xougs, nntt behaving ii
I'm outrageous anu indecent manner. The cttt.
ze,s have rcpsesented tho snatter propcsly at
ono tino TO thu City Council, but that honorable
buly took no acsioli. Wa proposo to stop thoss
SUNDAY picnics at Silver Lcnf Grove, even IL 1t
hG necessary to tear down the buildings to 10 It,.
Why should class of decent, aw.a6lding citi.
gems be afflicted with those ti0tfnraaken
wrctchcs1 TWElFTIl WARD.