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New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
OBTAINING MspIREcrED LETTERS.

OBTAINING Ml>llhEO LII Eh-.
Postmaster JAMES HAS NOT REBEILED Al Az
ORDER OF THE Po-rMAsrER-GENrRAL-H mas
coNsraUED ITS PROVISIONS " THE BEsT WAY
To ACCOMMODATE rHE PUBLIC.
TO the EdifOr Of The Tribune
SIR: Do me the favor to correct the er-
roueuu- statement contained N the telegra hc dispatch
from Washington which apr u tie lHG iRInCNE u
this date io nc eject that -tnasfes James Als
beed al the order Of Ia Postmaster-Generll which
require. letter o. bc sent the Dead Letter one tho
-upcr cnpions O, which DO not contain The state and
other yechn cal details. am somewhat az loss 20
urdeIsfand where F.Ir correspondent obtained The
facts which iliH statement Dr. based, az have
.rebeieg" AZ no order issued by te Ps-aasfei ri,
1ut Oh the CONTRARY have complied ,irrlly Witl AL
srrncous reoa we'd rom A.a. th re-arI ord q
specially referred o ny Orr-saolieut can only
sly that IT. provisions, they are construed hY ur.
permit tn forward NJ by postma-iers of msdr cted
tfers 10 their de-i nation 10 the same f. known. Tie
course pursued the matter has been based upon
ts con truetiou, which HID fully Sustained by
following ruing in the United States OfciI Postal
Guide p: When postmasters know ftHf matter
deposited their Offices for mailing. addressed 10 a
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
MIsDTRECTED MAI NATTER.

AN EFFORT TO REMEDY A GROWING EVIL.
POSTMASTER JAMES PROTESTS THAT THE PUBLISHED
REPORTS Do HIN INJUsTICE-HE Is WORKING
IN HARMONY WITH THE POST OFFICE DEPART
MEST FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBCSE.i
WASHINGTON Oct. l5.-Postmaster James tele-
graphs that the washin gtOn dispatc published in
The TRIBUNE this morning and elsew here. in re-
gard 10 the disposition TO be made Of letters mailed
with insufficient address. does him injustice. Ii Is
learned AZ the Post ONCE Department that the dis
patch was incorrect IN some particulars.
II appears that no order has been issued re-
quiring that letters addressed simply TO a town
or city but with the State omitted. should
be sent to the Dead Letter Office. The
fact that endless annoyance and confusion
have arisen in consequence of such omissions has.
however. long Deen known, and when time
ago Mr James tired an experiment for one day.
looking to a reform III this respect. the Depart
ment IL reply to some protests which We're received,
fully sustained him. 1t Is said that Mr.. James and
the Department are working harmonously for the
same end and this is really for the public benefit,
and is being appreciated IN many quarters where at
first the matter was not understood. The follow
ing is the last order in regard TO the matter. and is
embodied IN recent circular published for the i'll
formation Of the public and the instructions Of
postmasters
When pOsimssters and employees Of the Railway Mall
Service know matter depo-ited 10 their Offices Tor
mail NJ, addressed TO city without tue name of STATE
being gwen. ls intended FOR the principal cts Of that
being instance, addressed to wel-snoH cry
firm, newspaper, institution Of .ucn prncipa city or
10 a street ana number which could only be found
therein. should he forwarded directed IN secton
469 Otherwise tue provision ol sections 15f 41e al
7sO. Postal Laws and r gnlauOns. 1873, are 10 be
observed"
The provisions of sections 437. 43s and 740 re-
ferred to relate 70 the return of unmaiabe matter
20 the sender OF to the Dead Letter Ottce.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct is. l T. m.-The fall IN the
bsroIuet yesterday afternoon followed by slight
IA the evening Fair and clear weather prevailed
The average temperature as higher than on Tues
day. the mercury ranging between Jt- aud 500 The
amount IL the has been reduced slightly.
The cyclone reported Yesterday ls central The
Alabama Coast with brisk eIsterv and northeast winds
Rain has IA len an dSfrCf west Of the Nsss- Qli
and Eastern Gu states. ani heavy TAI Of snow
H. reported ~ Wyoming Terri iorY
Clear ami partly cloudy and warmer weather may be
exuacfed ln I'M. clfr .nn ALeinIfT ln-llr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
JOHN KELLY AT OSWEGO.
HEARTY DEMOCRATIC WELCOME.

HEARTY DEMOCRATIC WELCOME.
A LARGE MEETING HRLD-MR. KELLY SAYS THE
CONTEST Is NOW BETWEEN HIM AND MR.. COR
NELL.
Mr. Kelly's presence at Oswego yesterday
developed a strong feeling of dissatisfaction
in regard to Governor Robinson. Mr.. Kelly
admitted that the defeat in Ohio will cost the
Democrats in this State 10000 votes. He
addressed a large meeting in the evening.
Speeches were also made by Mr. Strahan and
Mr.. Haskin.
MR.. KELLY'S RECEPTION.
STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE ROBINSON TICKET
EVOKED.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
PERSDNiL.

on the run but etu. press the great National issues
with renewed Vignr"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
rPrRrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

cy
81 uclrs The -rl~lacdar divisions Tor -
preceding
os oasuy a- lnns tl'se ras istst a.
fcrrrfcuta tie variations .u ttlnperaflrr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16

Al notices Of Marriages m IS. BE- iRIorSsi 0i!A fsl
name and address
New-York tribune., 1879-10-16
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

STATE oR NEw YoRZ, !
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
fTPTH-AvH. HOrEf-
&. A. AAEHUE,C Chairmll
, 1879-02-24

FhcTc flayc been quite n number q, rrn,.
nt'oat IN regard to the object If po,,,,,tstt
PALMEis's sudden visit to Washington H. ass
report the nnxlol,s pub1lc was informed I'm, Sa' W.
FAiMna went 10 Washington to confer wiIh @ ~. ~.
authorities concerning tho rcoral Of .hc b.. a'
o!llcc, a'l another was that his "a nov.i W..
mitch moro imminent tfan the rcsnoynl of H. H.,
office, nn TINT llo had gonc forward tn nrnn," n'
ntc tic powers tint be, IL 1,o could, INT ~.
llcvc tslat common rumor IL I, liar In both ~
stances, at1 that nc arc ablc 10 scyea ,te % ,ns
cnusc Of MI. PAtMEn's visit to tin FcJ.s.,
Capital. 4 local Washington parcr o..e,,. ,.Al
whcn giying an account ot the l.oasy reernt,n,
there, Which tool; place tn Inc evening n b ths
20tl-fl'at tho first man to meet anil wtIco,ns
LoaaH as ttc stepped from tic train IN, po.,
mastcr PALMER, ot C!licaeo but Inst tc,. nSs
ariscs ano1,crtnportant question that ID .a,n" s
what puzzlng, to'w1t: DID Jons 70 dorm ,s ~
Washington OIL pnrouse 10 help keen rn,vr
In Office. or did FnAxE 20 dnwn as n kim, NJ
forcrthncr for JoHs,-a sort Of Jony Inc n,9. =.
tist, so to speak, CRYING iii tho wilderness. n, ~,
city Of magnificent distances, "rrcrarc r. I'm I'm
way TOR bluch JacI;, and make his hath smoo,h
md straight to Wizards tlotcln} IN eitbc,
caso 1t was kind III onc friend to do /. for I'M
otllcr. "'
, 1879-02-24

A London paper says that Mr.. Eli 1onssoS,
tho sculptor, is now rccclylng att1rgs frotn AF.
JouN .. GoudM for n etntuc, a,M that MI
Cotton will ho represented In ouo of bis 1aso''
ito attltuacs when delivering an orat'on" We
don't quito understand this. "sttings" fora
statue representing Mr.. (ioUaH Tin one Of hs
fayoritc attitudes when delivering an oratian -
t1lat's absurd. II tic Item had Enid us now
receiving son,crsatlts," or something o[ tias
kt,d-tl,at would have dccu fntcllFgih1e. anu
w are also sotncwlmt at q loss to understand
which cue OF sIs, Gou0n's fayoEite attitudes Is
to bo reproduced In marble, or II thc oralor hn
Invented totally now ono for the express puF'
posc. 4 colossal statue IT Mr. dorGn Jumping
up and cracking Ills heels together, and sp1t'"s
his eoat up tho back, for Instances though }!
would be very llfe-llKo md MI TINT s''M' y, ~
Thing, sccms to lis 10 oircr remarkable d'l'sa''
ties In technical treatment,
, 1879-02-24


As tho Common Council soem to 1,nyo ff,r.
nottop n, n1,nrt lin coud;t;o,e In +ba nj;
....,a:- -o1o -s-.:N
A''uoes pd"sctt LII Ao'z' BfAn'ine tno f1sht ol
Way to several railroads to ontor tho city, 1t
may bo well to remind them Of tho fact TINT
thoso RAILWAYS aro oblinod to b,,lld v;o1uo,u
by tho terms of their contracts will, thu citv.
Tho language used in all those ordinances is
substantially tho aa,no. Il roafls nd follow.
.rno pcrm,ss,on, authority. md nrfr1crea
hereby granted arc upon tho express condition tat
tho sad railFoad company shall Greet aad maIntain
Vladncts oses any o. ns sala ttacss' my stscot
sn,d t,scpa vSara md NJ TIM saiI 1socrI ~ rAa .a
works Of satd cl.y mar, from time to lime require.
and erect and construct tas approaeh* to nil such
via'lucta with proper arens on either s'do Of
snen apprDas".s amt sta mpFoa,aes .,a aase
tn :" oro,y f,rtv ,cct IN ,cnp,h thersos. .ru; IaI
nronlded, howersr, that whom any such viaauct
cannot be built q. any sne! strooscsos'ne without
tue samo 10 oa'll oso. 'ho track Or tracks, Ut
rnn,o, t thcn Tho % .a eou.mx u s,,o o,ts s0' y,
obliged to 1o,n With such Other last .tnsn
toned raIlroaa company or companies In Tho
eo"'tTaeF'o" aat maintenance 81 such siadac.' aud
pay snos 'a,r ptopo1son o. .nn eos' o. saeh va
nnnv nr ncs s1a, mt tain IN tn" crsct,nn y,
any aue,. vinduct then It tic proportion of such
othot com1tauy e!la!! 10 othatwlso provided. tho
soy @ tchicaso Gahaaa soath'tl': an" she Chicago
=" 4tt1no'' 4'tfss '.""1'" ee"p@A's'' W "'' o'"et
, 1879-02-24

erimcnt forco,t 10 sto,, unleas lilo Ntpn1'-
llcan minority whu1d to'hctlt t, nuocl't srcl,
vicious mil IL fnEiosls iegislat'n,,. H..
THAT Ia Mr.. 'tEnuhMAN's last lii for the
support Of ito ':soll1 South IN tho next
Democratic Nn.ionnl Uonyoition that mnkes
up the ticket for tho campaign of 1890.
Whom tho sei,ntor from Ohio first brought
forward tl,is Infamous proposition itl ca,scft4
md Urged tho qxt traorsti,nry r1lo Of rrocectl-
fl,g by which IT coultl bo forced through tho
Honsc, 1t wns denounced m revolutionary
ly s,,cl, fair~nlitlcd men ~ DaYAnp. Ut
DeIawnro, anu KEraas, Of New York, who
still entertain somo respect for fnir play h,1
constitutional restrictions III accomplishing
results, but tho bnk wa4 too tempting to
tho Confederate l,rigatliors 10 DO re.
sisted, and tho Democratic majority
was committed to 1t ut onec. Tho angry po-
litical discussions Tint grsoted this Immoral
plan Of TuuRaAA's 10 ennbto bnllot-box
stutfers and buliilozers to oscaro tho just
punishment Of their crimes WIS not unox.
pectoil, and II lilo Republicans In Congress
lad not rosistotl il to tho nstormost tho foynl
people Of tho country woflla hnvo Rdvoroly
criticised md denounced thoir unpatriotlc nc
ton. II Is tlloir solemn duty to protect nil
mon in tho South III tho exercise Of tho
elective franchise to tho extent OF their abil-
ity, apd tho country will DO satisfied will,
nothing olso. Will, N1r. THURMAN md his
ngitators and oonfolorates belongs tho credit
Of p1nuning vicious legislation and adopting
u,1nstinnhl1a rrnjfint1q ri Eec1rfner H.
, 1879-02-24

The Kansas Legislature has taken higlt-
handed step In committing tho manager Of
tho Western Union Telegraph Company at
Topeka to the sorgoantat-Arms for impris.
onmcnt for refusing to disclose tho contents
Of tho dispatches TINT passed relative to tho
recent Senatorial contest. As tho. managor
aotetl under tho Instructions Of Tho Oonpa-
ny, 1t Is now tho duty Of tho Company 10
dcfond It's agont, md to make test caso at
onco before tho Supreme Court upon tho
merits, TINT It may bo jut1ioinlly determined
whether legislative committee Inns my
more right to seize private dispatches t'an
1t Inns 10 aoizo private 1ettors. It In timo
TINT some decision WINS reaclicl in Tho INIT
tor, that tho public ,nay know whether prl-
vate communications by telegraph aro to bo
prosoctod ngninst tho periodical raids of
1nol1siug politicians.
, 1879-02-24

on Tic *tOO, ,NN,Ot1O III coin lying IN TIC
Treasury to securs slian.
Tho a,lyoua!os Of resumption rroinaoa nh
expansion Of tho cslrronny III ono M tliu ro-
suits Of carryiug out tho law. Tioro Inns
boen nj, enormous cxpanstou III various
ways. First, these samo per cc.,ts Which
tho American people haye becn taking 20
freely furnish oio element q expansion; tho
chrroilcy pni1 for thom cotnos out ngall,
md thoy themselves, being oxactly nj l'ar,
can be matlo 10 do tho aorvico Of ourrctlcy
on my oco0sion when desired. Secondly,
nj, expansion Of Tho currency 11as beon pro-
, 1879-02-24

Tho condition Of Archbishop puHcE1L's
finances, ns reycntol by Tho latest t1ovcler~
mepts, is that Of moro hopeless and appalling
insolvency tl.nn Ind boon Hnproscd, Tho lih-
bilitica being now eatimntotl Mt 9t,ooo,o 600,
whtlo tho nssota will not exceed SOC, 900,
independent Of The cburol, property OF
which tho Arolbisl,op is tho 'rr',a-
too, but which, according to &c"
oision rendered. 49,. ty 80 Ohief.Juasico
TAsEY, cannot be held for debts contracted
outside Of hia legitimate off,oial capacity. All
Of these liabilities aro Of this claractor, mud
tho money must 10 raised in Ho1no other
way. A lottery seoms to DO sho sclome most
in favor among Tho friends of the Church
who arc trying to deviso aoino way out Of
tho enormous entanglomcnt in which the
Archbishop'ia involved.
, 1879-02-24

Senator CoNE11Nu'a "grentost ctlorta aro
almost invariably called forth by tho pom
denoy OF nomination to ofloo, aud Ii has
usually happened that WHOM tho qucstio,. Of
confirmation or rejection hung In the lat.
ance, tho hial,ly-wrought condition OF tho
Senator's nerves Las rendered lin peculiarly
Liable to bocome insulting and offensive to
brother Senator's And it is not always
Now York nomination tint fires tia toulper
to tho boiling point. Just now 1t is about a
Rhode Island ofllceholder TINT Lo lias Lad a
furious row with Gen. uunNs1nE whom llo
il said to havo gtosaly atfronted In executive
session on Saturday, mud who retortod with
such bitterness and vohomenoa rs to startlo
tile grave Senators with a sudden senso Of
tho possibility Of tho affair lending to aorioua
results. Mr. OoNRL1sa'a next "groatest
effort evidently should 10 10 keep from
making bully OF himself upon slight PROV
ocation.
, 1879-02-24

1uTL9 Ghu C0hYemenC1H oI llI0 lhe9 fnHt1y
incroascd. III other words, oacf tlotsoholt.
linn lnoro mid bosior 1naltrial t!,ings to mao
mid 10 consatno tlsau 1t Ind formerly; tho
incronao in consumption Inns kept paco with
tho it,crchHo Of production. Tho lnborcr At
tho ohd Of hfs caroor to.1ay may 1,avo 1aM
up nothing, bnt It Is good deal Tint during
bis 1ifo ho Inns lived in a wooden tuuzo with
n carpet aid decent furniture produced! by
tho manufacturer, lnstead Of In Il howl with
dirt floor mud logs to sit upon. This fn-
crensod production Ito llHs consumed. 11o
has not destroyed It nB I, fro destroys Ito
Inns worn It out In enjoying 1t, mud thia IL tho
fato of most shinga TINT nro rrodncol for tho
siao Of nan." Tho Introduction Of improved
machinery in any establishment means a
1argor production and cheaper proi1uct. 4
cheaper product always imp]ios larger oon-
sumption, because II things aro clloar poopIo
will lruy moro Of tllon. For instance, II IN
automatic machine should bo constructed that
would mako boots and Shoes for 1ittlo moro
than tho cost OF 1oatl,or, thousands more Of
booIs and ahoes would DO used, and tlloro
would bo m inoroaso Of labot not only In
making tho machines md distributing tho
product, but in gotttug out tho leal1or. BE.
sldos TINT, Tho development Of invention
constantly leads to new inilt1alrlos. Many
branches Of trade md business to-day wo,.l1
be impossible without stonm transportation
and tetographs. TlIdehabits and powors Of
business men have bcen greatly modified by
tho eleeping.car. Tho Dssscmcr process for
making steel not only employs, carta'p1y ii.
this country, far moro men tl'nn tho old
process, bnt 1t haa made possible many
things which tho old process forbade from
the high. cost" Tho faltacy Of the oppo-
nents Of 1abor-saving machinery lies in tho
assumption TINT rs many articles would 10
mado by tho old method rs by tho now,
whilo tho reyorso Of tL1s is trtte. Moro nrti.
cles aro produced, moro aro consumed, mud
moro 1nbor is required tn tllo production.
Talso tho case Of tho ratlroM1, for instance,
the most prominent Of NIL labor-saving nm
| chimes, and ono agafust Which n great outcry
lsas beon made upon tho ground that it
would diminish labor and reduce tfle number
of horses and wagons used in transportation.
On the other hand, tho immensely y-incroasotl
production bus called for largcr number OF
horses and WAGONS in trousportnt,on to md
from atations. Dosiflea ills. It IL n l,o nm.
sit1ored that thonsonds nnon thonaonda ~
men arc given employment iu building the
roafla and o,erot;,r t,,o,n in ,nnnu5notrrinc
locomo,ivos. ba7onpo noeson,,or or,1 s1co,,'
inr.cora: in roliinr ra;1s. rona;rfno ro1linc
stock. br;1uo.. md vioi1nota. IN lnI1d1nr
denota md waro1onyoa. oni1 thnt ororx ro;f'
road Inns a snn1l army of n,on unon ita INV.
ro,1a. n ms .doxc1onoi5 no,v ;nf7uutr,os ,,ot
tl;rcct1v ,,ni]or ;ta manooomont tLot col, for
, 1879-02-24

Con. AuausrE CtsAxzr's appointment by
President GnEvY ns French Ambassador to
St. Petersburg Inns. boon officially announced.
He was voted for by the combined opposi-
tion to GnEyY when tho Inter was elected
Prnsi1nnt
, 1879-02-24

Tho remains Of the late bishop FOLEY
rcached Baltimore yesterday, ana were ut
once conveyed to tho residence Of the be-
reaved mother. Tho public obsequies occur
to-day, Archbishop G1npoSs pronouuciug tho
ranepyric.
, 1879-02-24

It Ia t!n,o tho distressing torturo worn
stopped, M It would bo II 1t were llorho Or
dog, inatead Of a womati. TINT waa boing
60 allntnefnllY overtaxod.
, 1879-02-24

m. cr,c.on rrtDut Is estnhlts,1cd branch cstlccs
fol tho receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements 's
fOoTtt .--
NEW YoRE-1,oom 20 Tribune Dnl1ding. FIT. Me-
ANpTS, banhRrr.
rA1t1A% Ftance-No. 10 nuc do Ii hGrAn2e'uastilesc'
1l.MAliIxn. Agent.
LONDON, EnR.-Amercan Exchange, 40 Strand
HENRY F. CfIlra, Agent
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-Talacc fiotct.
WARRINGTON. b. C.-So iafo F street.
, 1879-02-24

The l1rowllrg BAauIso. of c1nsfhn'l', "n ".n,
holds scat III Congress by tho Yates ~ ~" .',
yicte,, rsnea,ors. Is very anxious to fuSe 'ae
Congressional Supervisor law rcpea!cd' - 'aas
featul him last fal! by preventing ls'e oM sa,n
ot MISUNDERSTANDING. lie has Nttcd ns 's' 's,,
ucainst "tl,c infamous Election u" us't T.,
rctiriug into obscusIy. II it llal hos w." W. nm.
that otilo,,s measure q largo part of ~ ~ ~.
stltuoney would nut llayo bcca thrust .,;.n ,,n,,
Pcnt.cuiIary u,u would hayu bcen sl4'sle''y n
industrious III voting for 's s'toaa 49,. .s'r' r1.at
llnye reelected MIN. liz ean SPEAK "'u ,,,o,s s
focllns on the subject, for l'o u "a,,tlot.
sufferer. Next to counting TIC t'ssus,o1 ,,'..1nx
which anu ot eE[yalry Grams into a 1 pa,'p mare
to "rcdersl I" his State, Tiers IL ho1aa,, astene1
atrocious ttlan to interfere with a'' e"s ss,sntat
sou pf freedom who Is voting early an" o''S'''
tsrgiurtu.r
, 1879-02-24

A recent Glasgow strike of flvotess ,hs a. ,tcten.
ships llas ended quite edIsassFous5so ~ .,.srt yosk
Il appeass that tho 4UD 1iTcters "ao
, 1879-02-24

tic Southern Cross, but never won hor over
ia their soft embrace. And We say to A1r.
THURMAN, "Downro Slto il fopiinB thee"
=-...----....-==
"H0IsT WITH THE1n OWN PETARs."
Week by wecls and lny by tny tho lRbors
Of the PorrEn Investigating Committee draw
toward close. Tho session haH already been
80 protraoted, tho cloud Of Witnesses In nt-
tontlanco las seemed 20 illinitnblo and vast,
TINT weary and long-snt{erinR country
might we'll havo exclaimed, "Whntt will tho
limo stretch ont to tho crack O. doom2" For
nine long months tllo. Committee hive
pursued their tedious task anu II they arc
human they mist rejoice thnt 1t Is 30 nearly
finished. 4 fow moro Witnesses to nppenr
bnfore them, fow moro questions nskca anil
answered, then tho report, the dismal ,nass
of testimony to DO printed in pontlerous vol.
umes, which no ono who cnn help 1t will over
read and thon no fcrvo,ltly trust " tho rest
ID sitonce." To the members Of tic Commit
toe, If not 10 few Of the witnesses who have
figured bofosa them, TINT silonco must 10 tho
nost grateful thing in tho wide world,
Whit tho report Of tho Committee wilt be,
is n matter In which the public feel but little
in,1r ,,mor I'm ti,;ng os m intorn,t, .,,,o or,7
,.,a,sa.oi,a ,,a~, ra,;a,.aa WI. ,'s
49,, ~. s.,,.."..s,u .' .o" ~, a; =.
.'"s,-,s :. -. ,a.a,ssa. .srs..a,.s a."
Mn.'', !. n,'a ao,v;9p.u. m"su,yr ,a ',o 'e,
a'es ~ eao ,.su0s,o. nu' = ~, 'no pun, n'' ILL.,
ioaus ' io.os.a'!ea ~. ~ ~ so.y 'a" uas very
a.r.ss oo - 1 ~ ~ 'p I,,.e, f.s'','a
., 'ho ts'at' "4l''A ".'i ho' W ''1o'y 10 10
eaa'een ~ 'o '2s1 y. s.aoo'Aee =. ~. eons'''s'ons
~ , LUG oo'.,ea. . 49,, ~ aS, ~ 'a'o' ~ ~ 'no
'uses1leo'eo' tl''' ''0y na'o prove" 'ae"a'
so''es @'cn MISUNDERSTANDING nl''. stntenaons
, 1879-02-24

s..-..sA--.--M-
rr,r urrvnn7r AVN rv1rn7vo -,ur,,
Iho 1ac;aia,;n,, If tho Notinuai nnnarosa
boa NJ 1oat ronc,o1 Tint ,,;to yv,,Ict, ovai,t,o
im aotiasnotorv In Mr.. urunv w.rrenxou.
c1,tor ~ H. Tn,,,ay},to cavr.r. .1ournai
a,nt r>o,,ox nf t1,o 17t,, i,.t cc,,tn,*a ,o,t1-
inn nrtto,o pnon Tin ndntv n Domorrats II
,vi,;,1, ia ,,,,,r,o1t,, ,,to;r ,,,ot.,,, o,1 boa
1aae NJ flint oxooooretIor. acn,;mentoi,an,,
mn, so,,,o,no~;ooi -not,-;o .vt,,ot, Mr.. w.rt
rrnBoy rcconttv comnlo;nea ,yoro obnraotor,
;.t,o ~ tbo anu,1, md l., .v,,,o, IN 1,,rnso1f
,n,u1ros NJ t;mea yorv ,,oa,t;fr1,v In I1,o
ort;o1o .vs f,r1 a. ,oet .1,n croot otioct nv
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Tho French Atlantic cnblo ia brokon in
600 fatloms of water 100 miles from shore.