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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

L.,P, ETSMEN'S EMPORIUM. ALI the
- inlvroyed makes Of Breech Loading
dues, Muzzle Leaders in great variety, Hev-
en-shJt Nickie Plotted Receivers, prices lower
tnan ever. Repairing done In an hOnoot
finds sharpsLed. a call Is respectfully soil
cited ii. J. PYLE, 7l4 Ma, ket street.
4iT.3n Wilmington. Del,
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ID IL. ROBINSON Il co.
BANKERS & BROKERS
N, r.. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELLA WARE

For SALH-9Oo Wilmington City Loan ~
New Castle County Bond.
US. FOURS FOX SALE
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New 1srE and ston stncGs
oouybt and sold on commission. Every isoil
les afforded tor persons 70 sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. ieoeo-F
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlC SALE
Il -OF--
REAL ESTATE.
VIII he sol at nlhlir sala an

VIII be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1880,
on the promises, in LondoEgrove toSdship
Chester county, Pa, enc mile west OF Chat
ham, and two miles north OF West Grove, on
the Philadelphia Il Baltimore Central rail
road, and also three iOurths Of mile west OF
the Pennsylvania Il Delaware railroad, the
following decrlbed real estate containing 30
acres OF land, Jour 0fwhich are timber, bound-
cd by properties OF Lindley Way and Maya.
ret Chapman. and Is on the road leaiing Il
Chatham TO White Horse. The improve. "A
ments consist OF brick dwelling, three ll.
rooms and Kitchen on the first floor and HVe
rooms On tie second, one ccllcd room IN hp
attIr; I.lt i".accEer barn, wagon houfp ana
corn crib attached and overshot, work shop
smoke house, no. house, wood and ice houses.
The buildings are all in good order. Well
at the house and also at the barn,
and running stream through the farm.
Fields we'll wAercd and well fenced. Two
Apple Orchardsald a Pear Orchard. Cur.
rants, Gooseber1es, Raspberries and Black
berries. The property is near the Chatham
Creamery, where milk can be disposed OF at
reasonable prices. ANY one wishing to view
the property can call on the subscriber living
thereon. The property has been heavily I'm
ed and fsrtillzed sale 10 commence at one
o'clock p. m, when conditions will DO made
known by PEnNOCK MCNELLY,
n. /. NICHOLS, Auc Chatham, Pa.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,


WILMINGTON, Del, lee. ], 1879.
The hllis Tor lss0 are now ready and pay.
abie Ut the REGISTRARS oiiice, No 1000 Market
street The law rtqnirsS thMt all bills paid on
% before January Slst, 1850, the Taco OF the
nh. toe paid during the month OF Febrl.
my 20 cent. additional. Those paid during
The month Of hlarrb, 10 per cent, additional
IA any amount remaining unpaid after
April LIST. lSsn, tho Registrar Ia required 10
have tho ftrllcs withdrawn and suit institu.
ted ior the recovery OF the amount duo and
the water will bot be let Into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and q
for drawing icrules, are paid.
Uffice hours from a. M. to 4p.m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar.
l2-l6 God Led edF
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GUN n NlTNH.

CNvLTS. REMINGTON and n -
" all makes Of Breech load H&sTa1
ny Guns, Reviewers OF all kinds 7s{E
A seven shoot full nick.
eI.platsd pistol cOm.~ "
pIese for $3.50.
GLASS balls, Traps and shells, implements fol
breech loading guns complete. Repairing
done at shortest notice and At reasonable
rates.
NATHANIEL MELCHOfR h SON,
NO. IA KING STREET,
WILMINGTON. DkL.
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NOIlUE.-THE WILMINGTON saw
IN mo FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER
JANUARY l, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLONtD ON DEptSl1S AT FIVE 10
PER GENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J.EkNEsST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON. Der. lsT. 1879 l0-i SIND
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~ sion OF the act passed BY The General
sstmbly OF the State Of Delaware on the 10Th
day Of March, a. d., 1876, hereby give no
tice that en application was fled in the Su.
perior Court on the 2lst day OF October, A.
d.. 1879. for a Charter Of Incorporation OF a
Company, called "lho james C Webb Print
Ing and Stationery Company, 70 carry on the
business Of the Manufacture OF books. prints
and stationery In all It's branches, and that
drait OF the proposed Charter was flied with
tbs appiicstlos, and IL open 10 Inspection.
CHhS. BFASfUN, P.otbonotary,
New CASTE Oct n 1870 1u.o1.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-12-26

OF FASTIN+ FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR.

OF FASTIN+ FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEA
According TO the American custom, viz +:
Eating, drinking going to the Opera, giving
In marriage, making presents, &C., you are
hereby invited to assemble yourselves To-
gethrr daily, (soon as COMMENCEMENT all at
once,) at the Great Boston
NINETY NINE CENT VARIETY STORE
there to select what seemeth good In thy
sight for presents Tor your brothers and Sis
ters, aunts and unces, parents, and great
great grandparents, and childrens children's
children, even unto the 18th and l4th genera
tons The largest and fiuest variety of use
ul articles ever offered TO
THE PEOPLE OF WILMINGTON.
Dolls from 10 to 30 cs., Tea sets 25 to 9acts :,
Alphabet and bdilding blocks with maps,
card and board games for old and young, floor
croq let, smoking se,s, nine pins, tables, bed
steais cradles, trunks, stoves. kitchen sets,
banks, drums, books, shell and wood work
boxes, and many other useful amusements for
children. Also hundreds Of presents Tor adults
too numerous to mention. Prices are reduced
on many articles Come and look.
sol MARKET ST., 81 MARKET ~,
81 Make Vt, SOL MARKET 81,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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Ssw ADvERTEsEHENrS.

r. ~
rOAL AND WOOD.
have in stock II superior article OF
COAL COAL! COAL! tOALi COAL.
COAL coal! COAL! COAL! COAL!
OFALL SIZES, WILL CLEANED,
Guaranteed 224J lbs 10 tie ton,
which will sell at
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Also largest Il 80 load klndling wood 10 CITY
Telophsnlc come. ton with MI parts u ciIy'
JOHN PONDER,
FOOT OF FOURTH ST. IL 2o u
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DUBLIU SALE OF 90 CATTLE.

~ DIV t5dl1TI CT % Ch TIE.
VIII be cold at Publ, Sale, at Jacob Hy.
ats Hotel, at New to,t, Del,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER BOTH, 1879,
ut one o'clock, p. IN,
90 head oicattle; fresh cows, springers, f,-u4
stock steers and heiiers. from Souta. A-W
west Virginia. This stock will all be sold
without reserve. No rOltponement on &C
count OF the weather.
TERMs.-A credit Of ninety days will be
given without interest. by purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorser, or one
per cent will BIO deducted fer cash.
JAMES SAWDON, JR.
l.. W. Stidhs X Son, Aucts. 1872 5t.ltw
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NOTICES
ccnsoletion fAr censump,iysa,

The phys,ctans u ~ consumption iIw
lp.'cl, Fngl1rO, n hEsfrlttge tnst with Coz
Liver Oh. ia any fem, they have not cured
two per csnt. Of thcis pliienis, whereas, with
these Eypo-Phospni,es they ave cured seven.
l6O,0 coo packages 81 VI alis~d i'hosphstes IN
|ail forms Of ncr ol,s diseases, vitaiisinR the
|aebiiliaseI PREVENTING atd caring p0nslmD-
|tlon.
+. CROSBY, Geo Sixth Ave-, NY.
For sic by 2. JANIS BELT,
Cor. 9Th and Market sts., wilmington, De,.
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bInNUs.-ENTlRE NEW sTUUk OF
IL all the fntst celebrated makers. All
priccs and terms. HE. koBELEH,
lAl3tr TO Marko. STREE.
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ron SALE OLE RENT.

NOR sALE.-Two story brick house 4ls
Il ayor street, erooms, water on fint
I two tory bricks, nav, Poplar street above
Eleventh.
Eleventh.
Dwelling liiS Delaware Avenue modern
improyeu ents.
dwelling l2O9 Jefierson street, 10 rooms
VsnBuren street bet sth and sth,
l0o East 18th street.
9i3 Chestnut street
t23 Jefferson street.
Z" li2S West Third street.
Lot on Fourth street near Pine, ~ by 100 Il.
10 loan on bond aud mortgage from $1,000 10
w. McCAULLEY& co
6V6 Market 4, rect.
l2ilm Wilmington, bel,
IIOh SALE.--A good iarm Of Of acres near
~ Newark, Del. on public road and near
railroad. Good buildings, plenty OF excel.
,eht water. some good timber, plenty of irut.
ment J. A. ROMA %.
zIs-lOt gu Shipley street.
assOk SAAc.--A very desirable property on
e the southwest corner OF Sixth and Mar.
ket streets. Also house NO. l0T West Seventh
street. Iuuuire Of CHANDLER.
Hlslmd No. 9ob Market street.
DRIVATL SALE OF VALUABLE Pro.
L perry. The kimblevilie Hotel and %
acres Of land at Kimbleville, Chester a
County, Pa. IL for sale. Terms rcasona. HHs
JoHN PHILLIPS,
Palm kimbleville. Chester county, Pa.
LjtUR SALE OR EXCHANdE.-A nice
i little truck farm Of 10 acres, situated
near Blackbird, will DO sold at fair price or
exchanged TOR city property. Can at o'clock.
j.. N. JAMES NJ, GRAY
" ~ ot1ltw go West Front street.
INOR SALE Two second haud burg les.
H. leather tops OF priv to party, will be
| sO.d.low for want Of use. Apply to
VIM. HAMMOND.
l2.4-eod Second and French streets,
JNOR SALE.-THE Lot ON W. SIXTH
X street. adjoining st. Peters Female
school, 30 lest front, l65 feet deep; with brick
stable IN tho rear. Apply TO \. N. PUSEY,
l2au COZ West street.
EyUR RENT OR EXDHANaE.-A email
IL farm ol "a seven acres within two miles
o. city limits Apply to
EVANS ENNINGTON,
l22a-eteed No. East Eighth street.
ANuh sjALE- House yO7 L. Elghtn street,
x terms made easy. Inquire at 1903 W
seventh street. alstf
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NOTICE Tai WILMINGTON LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock for
sale, and Is one OF the most desirable 10 loin;
II owns no real estate HASN'T one doubtful in
vestment. has board oi directors composed
Of tire most iudic'ous ard successful husinesi
men, and money is selling Mt very reasonable
rates, Offering superior advantages therefore
10 both borrower ard investor Gall day or
evening On GEORGE q. MARIS.
l22lm .. Sccreta-y
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DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE

From our office to the New York and Phllf
deiphla Stock Exchanges. Quotations iur
nIshed simultaneously with talts DeihR
made at those exchanges.
philadelphia, New YORK and Sanf ranclseo
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car
red on margin. CT,
An Local Securities Bought and sold
Cash Ready tor good First Mortgages
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NUficE.-- oRg ieave " IuIvrn tho pub
~ lie that have Increased ny facilitiea
for manufactures ktndliug wood, and am
nor prepared 10 furnish wood In ary quaint.
ty 10 suit consumers. aell tie laree est $50
ioad IN the city Owe me call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mall receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER.
S-pu Foot of Fourth street. 6ty,
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NUllUE.-UN AND AFTER MAnCR
IN 's', lssc, the price OF lots In the vii.
mington and Brandywine cemetery will be
eseryea sections, special rates deterisined by
the Board. Sections from A to Y inclusive 80
cents Per square foot. All other sections 10
ALBERT ". SMITH, Secretary.
l"10?tIw.i3-l
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TLECIlON.
III FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Wilmington, Del, December 10, 1879.
Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF this tank viii
be held ut the Banking House, on Tuesday,
hours Of and ! o'clock, y. r., Tor the pur.
pose OF electing nine stock holders to serve as
Directors the ensuing year. l2l2-tf
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG. Cashier.
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DUd kEGlsIEk hUllCE.-ALL PER
- sons owning or having DOGS 49,
about their premises arc required tosAs
have them regularly registered between the
let and 10Th days OF January. Alter the lat
ter date the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
VIM. J. MAXWELL, Chief o; Police
IL l7-tl2.1
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INJECTION NOTICE.

TINLHTIUN NUTICE.
Ia NATIONAL BANK WHINING
TON AND BRANDYwIyR,
December IL, 1879.
Stockholders nre hereby notified that an
election for nine directors will be held at the
Banking House, on Tuesday, 18th day OF
January next, between the hours Of 2 and 1
o'clock, I. M. q W. SPARKS, Cashier.
lZl2.tf
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~ partnership heretofore existing under
the firm naiBe Of Tatnal 4 Co, Is this day
dissolved by the Withdrawal Of the Junior
partner. The business will be continued I'M
de. the same name by the undersign. d, with
whom all settlement must he made.
EDWARD TATNALII,
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n1VIDEND NOT CE.
IL OfPICE or THE DELAWARE X. II Co. !

4 wv TDD4NH INVT OE,
II OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE II. II Co.
DOVE, DEL., D. &c. H. 1879.
TIE usunl semi.annual dividend of three
per cent. on the CAPT al stock Of this company
was this day declared payable to the stock
holders or their opal representatives on and
after January I'd, 1850, At the office OF the com.
pany In Dover. NJ. HAYES, IRE lsurer.
IL 202iaw-s-w
No1IGE. - THE TWENTY -ElGHl IN
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Delaware Railroad Company Will be held
In their office OF D0ver,on 1hursday, January
sth, 1850, at 1890 O'Clock, .. m, when an
election will he held for directors and IL treas.
urer for the ensuing year. NJ. HAYES,
l22i.w.s.tf Secretary
, 1879-08-09
A NEW WEATHER THEORY.

How Hot nn2 DRY Summers Mhv 81 Foreto1d.
u. jsas, =. Il. A, S.. IN koadon Timer.
When n,e t,nmher Representing any given year
Is even nn,l exactly dvfsibIo by tl,rcc shat year
Ii the middle QUO Of thrto cold anil wct sum-
mers.
When the numbtr representing the year ts old
and disfstb1e BY threr then that year b the mid
die Of triad Of hot and dry SUMMERS.
For example, tSj0 Is even nMl ulYfsfbe by
three, and the prevailing characteristic Of tho
three ycars 1859, 1861, 1911 was wet, pr wei and
cold; aud nGa,n, 1859 is odd and alTislhls by
three, and everybody remembers 1868, 1868 and
1861, Ms bright, hot ind dry summers.
Taking now range Of twcntrseven years
tcnd, and applying The r,lles lust giscu, thr wet
md cold trlads were i353'55;, ls39!Gt, iS'Gi.'B
l371.'T3, and l67.'7!J, willis the dry AMI hot
trIads were 1885 '53, lS93'GI, 1eG8.'71, ana 1871
III; and, without cIattn[ng that no single year
broke loose frotn this very order Of sensona, |
starlessty nRlptufn that all thu markedly wet or
dry sunlarrs of the past swentyscycn Jears
fall accurately within aoino wet or DIR period ts
given above; 50 that ITO yery wet year falls In
what should have been dry period, nor any
very dry ycAr In what hTpothctlcalfy was q wet
period. -..-
The number 1887 Is odd aud divisiblc by three;
II there IL anything III my theory, ttat ycal
ought to be the middle one In triad OF hot att1
DIR summers. am looking forward, therefore,
With much confidence to euoll summer In 1870
followed BY two similarly E0oi unes Ia 1881 al,l
1859, ami for The saKa Of every interest III tic
country. 1 earnestly hippo my expectation may
not be disappointed.
, 1879-08-09

country iowa, and, emptYIng bag Of coppers
thereon, asked The o'esk, Who Nas Intending to
other customers, for dollars worth Of one
cent stamps. "U1,, you be hou.creti" was tho
hnswer. "1haL's not 1eEal-tcndes; It Is oil
eoppnr." "What II u loRa!-tender, thcn1'
asked LIE boy. Why, one cent y fcga1-
cd il,r ynuth, "ts ut Come on. t.ct,' passing
coin from the hean; ~ one-cent stamp,
piicasc.n The clerk gave him ono. " Another,
p'case.' a seculltl WAS given bin. "Ann--"
Here, atop silnt," tho clerk said. Give mo
tue money. Il viii he the shortest war to get
rid of ,on." After counting the money, he
Cavo the vaIue thereof In slatnps TO tho lad,
Rho was heAr.t 10 inutser: " / ttl9ught1 would
ttre lin Out.H
, 1879-08-09
T.ively Times at Lyons.

The aimositY between tic Radicals and C1er-
icals at Lyons is very bitter. A small dis
turhauee took place there after the mass for the
Prince Imperial, which resulted III the euspet,-
sion Of some minor officials for attending the
ceremony. A few nights asterwsFd there was
wild excitement ut 4 Theatre, where a revolu-
tlonnry drama, entitled "The a1uscndins," !"
WIS being performed. At the ent! Of the first
act the trIcooreu llag OF The Kepublic takes tho
place Of tho white tllr OF the Monarchy. The
tricolo7 no sooner apncaFcd OH the scene than Il
nimbcr Of students froin the Catholic Faculty
cried, viye ie Ro!i VNe l'Empcreurw to
10 Republlauei" The rival parties then came to
blowa. aud the Comm!ssarv OF Polite ordered
the students WHO Ind begun the row to he
turned uut. On lrnvug the theatre, these mod
crn Aiuseadtns continued 10 indulge in oh.
jcctIonable cries. a,lA were escorted homo By a
yelling and hooting crowd
, 1879-08-09
DETftOITt.


DErnnrT, Mich, Aug. B.-Ihe srhr Walter Il.
Allen. grain ladcn, Toledo to Buffalo. went ashore
OIL potut III P1lce Island lust night during hcavf
blow. Whether injured or not is not known. An
expedition. With pumps and lighter, starts to her
relief tonight.
The schr Emma i. May whs sold to n. L. PEN
BfnEton and Cnpt. Thomas Wilson, both Of Glove
land. to-day; consideration, 500
Charterb wcro inalo To-day, wheat, Detroit to
DHIalo at c the highest ratc paid out Of hcro for
sesrtal years.
Thu lumltr. bnsge suaan Ward MRS .lfsmautlcd
twentr mile. below Point au Ielce Monday night.
The scar Ognritn /. expected here Tomorrow.
The cn,lala Wrccking Company are confident they
can get her hero ny that ttino.
This achr Funk tcrew, which passed. hefc to-
laY n tow Of tho steam bArgc D. ". Wilson, lost
The sctr Pelican tn tow Of tic steam. .hasgc Egyp
tim. Tho Eelcan was not injured to any seslou,
oxteut.
, 1879-08-09
A Prlvnto Eunorai sorrice for tho Prince
llnpnrnI.

One Of the strapgest eyel,ts connected with
the demise Of the Prince Imperial ras funeral
service on bis Dellalt, privately arranged at
slorafnvtflfcrs, a village In the vicinity 0f St.
The uatne Of Ma1enlolselc Gabrielle Elluni. She
spent good deal to ndorn the church, engaged
some Of the best singers In pnss, and offered
free railway tickets to nll conle5s. Many Of her
former associates fnere a,n9ng
Silly, Caroline Asse, aud others, wcru con-
snicuous. Violcts. bees, dinlnutiyc tayle., and
other appropriate cmbIcnts were, Of eourse,
sported by the company. What gave the lanl-
fcstat!on. however, the true Bonapartist flavor
WAS the fact that most Of the Indies have long
been known in watering and other places under
lhc appcllation Of "a yicilIe gar!c.''
, 1879-08-09

LdHFt. 7k1fISH.
-------i---
KAnsaa City nenrcr Fast Ex, .."te:E5 um's 1910 m
Kansas GtY Might xnrc1s.,. ~ H:tl mt TOD
st. Lnttts, sprInHneld Tex1s = R:D1 mts 7.tS r
Mobile Il New Urcnn* E4pFess II D:rA} in!s 7.s1 pm
Nt lnutN Springfield Texas IN n:yl mil 7:Gu in
FsoF!a a,Hnt ntt'nstoa f3fs @ EspFss @ @ hmI. 3:3o Pm
ChtrAgn PAducah H. Il: Ex....s mon mIi 7:a5 mn
SrratUr. LAcon. Washn2f'h FL. si2:5 NIL ::bo i in
Juliet Dwight AeIonuodat1onis 500 MI $40 nj
, 1879-08-09

faIrtssbnHaface IAfiHfffphfa 1fesl.
ClItcLa, Peru, duuth America. June 3d.
1lere au, among Tic snow-capped poaIss! Of tho
AnIcs, la,::s!u feet nboye the sea, acc!itnattng
myself fora trip oyer tue mountains, whoso
highcst pnlnt, 17,57O feet. | intend to scale.
Leaving Lima this morning with I,arty Of oili
to Matucana, mud from there BY the light OK.
press TO tlI,s nlnee, the urEscnt terulnls ut Ito
road. Tho hlltldtnE VI thia road NILS one d! the
KTcatcst undertakings he world has ever KNOWN
II IL nuty cutnpleseG cghty-slx mills, ,atd Gust
S:W.NW.0&h From the sca-const tp tho sutnsnlt
Ut lhn Andus we passeu through foEty.fols
tunnels a,uE oyrr many, high rldees,
III foxs ., 's !s Ssss S ,es' Il % ,pa me hysr tSsa
Ki,nau, ero.sIng aud recrossil,g u many
times. From stntncana to the ton Is nuthing
hut succession ol vs., "a, nm! doubll',Es. hotne
1T tho places arc Truly frschtfnl.. As you pass
sa.ls ol tert boow aud tt|l. aauve you can SEQ
tho ln!tY pcaks 1T tl,c AntcA. Eyen hero at
thicIa Wh ure still JDUJ fcet fr0n the tom ami
the ra.lruasl tnuncl iii tho summit will bu over
11,GGl fvrt abuys tIIe seu.
" Ct.lca Is ihn highest railroad station an With
III fe% lcrt Of tu A':hcst city III tic world. In
Lima ns CulIa3 t!,o tIghtrst clothes would 1,o
very cosnfurtabIr, but ", llcrc wear double
suit oE heavy untcrriothHs n',d u Largo ulster.
Win sil my clolcs NH nearly frers;tsg, und
sc,l.t,ot atuyu elosv bY at that LESS than week.
agu was In the tropical seas ui ftlu equatUr,-
quite cI,augc. Most pcopfc here are tronbled
with what lkeY call "sorocllc," houdaclc,
1AAsen, and solnutslnes bccdlnE at ttlo nosc.
fnuutil, and eaFs. This air IL SO raFs It s dill.
cult t0 breathe.
~ ll,e invitation OF tho lsoal. Master, / took
Il ride with lin down thu rosd. We wcre lust
ahead of Tbs rc!EHar tran a,l1 VT started oil
iiks u strcah Vi lightning, | nave Useu Ia u
gooa many tiEht pIaces y g.y IFS, 6us never IN
end as It did In eo1nIg down thu Audes On Il
haudear. Seyer III NY diving day ean forget
ulat ride. Starting nn0nE tl,c very clouds,
down own w came. disappearing !fka lash
IN = tunncl OF p!tchy darkneas. und out OIL 10 q
frail -iookin. irou I,rllge over mighty gorge
from 200 to BOZ feet deep. Wa stopped III i long
eurycu tunuel, to look It aon,c wnrk that was
going Tn, alA dllt not hGar tho traEu ks our rcar
Qnttl Il WAS IN Hsa tunnel Wa could not Int
!l!e hA.il- car on, 20 wc mado sprinE for Il. cut
!3osc thu brake, 1Nl mauo 4ash for our lives.
Anu truly II locked 50, for kho caue III tull Wow
befaru we were we'll across tic gorge; ma! on
she calna ut The rate of u mtle 4 niuute, but We
wero gotny by this tine much faster ttan TINT,
and iu d short t!mu Ws ielt hcr far behind. We
REACHED s[atucaua. tHcnty-thtcu miles from
OhIela, ln safetv, but since come ~ think 1t
all over would hardly dare to try 1t agast.
, 1879-08-09

FOREIGN,

TOREI2E.
The following wcro received by the Chicago
Bosri] Of Tradc:
1.yEaroo,., Arg. eli 80 a. m.-Flonr, o. Cd
Gsl1s Id. Whcat--Wlnter, Ds edG1Nf Hi; spssng, -
10dGHs lid; white, Hs GdG10a I'd; club IN Bdt1 los.
Corn, Ia tli4t4s "a. Pork, 40a. Lard. HQs OIL.
LtvEnloo1s-1:3o p. n.--Wcathcr fair. Bread.
stuGs lnll, except corn. which is 1rmer. Wheat -
Winsor Us 2dQDs I'D; springs Is 10dGSas Cd: white.
Ss f}d4pOs ID. IcAt unchanged. ltcccipts Of wheat
last threo days, n1i, 600 ccntala 13u. 700 being
American.
L.yxnroot, Aug. 8-4 p.m.-Larl, p. 3os Cd. Rest
unchanged. .
ItyrNrooL, Aug. 81 p. m.-F1onr. 1os. Wheat
Not much doing; rcd winter, ts I'd: No. 2epriny.
FL ID; No. = do, ~ I'D; California eas!cr. Corn
arm and tending upward; IL I'D. Cargoes on
coast--Wl,cat dull. Corn in good ,iemand. Re
cefpts Of wheat for the week nt LIVERPOOL 378, GOO
ccntals, .70. 900 of 1t being American. Weather
unsettled. pork-Westssn +. H., 4t's. Lard nos
Dd, Uacon-Lony clear. nEis Cd: abort clear. Cts.
LONDON, Aug. B.-LtyEnr0ot-Wheas quiet;
California, Ds 6d6Dgs l01; wilto Michigan, o. I'd;
Western rch, Os I'D. C0rh strong A. 4s Thd.
MAnksLASE~ Wheat steady, Corn tending up
ward. Casgocs OF coast-WLcat quiet Corn
strong. Cargoes OH passngc-Whcat quiet. Corn
strong. Country markets for whoat-Engtsh
s,eadier. French s''ale easier. Wchtf!cE III Eu-
gland unsettled. .......
sptetas Dt,pateh Ia The Tttb:.ne.
I.,yrnroat, Aug. B-11 30 a. m. -FIoun--No.
]. lis Sd; No. =, o. Cd.
-Whcnt-Wintcr, No. !. Ds 8d: No. 2, o.
Cd; spring, No. i, In lid; No. =, ia 1od; white,
No. i, b. I'd; No. ., sss Cd: club, No. ], los;
No, 4, Us I'd. co1n-New, No. ], Is I'd; No. 2,
1s ID.
paov1ssoSs-Po 4}s. Lerd. nos nd.
LsyEnrooI., Aug. 8-1;3o a. nj. Weather fair.
nreadstufIA dn1l, except corn, which ID frmer.
,1-,... IL. IL. anr{r - q