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chowder got a good dinner athomo
a few days ago by telling his wife
that he was going to bring a judge
home with him to that meal. When
he arrived, alone, and Mrs. Chowder
asked him where the judge was, he
triumphantly pointed to himself, re-
marking: "I'm good judge of din
ner." He will be obliged to get a
dinner in some other way hereafter.
Taken altogether all the beauties
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MrLhrwBRY.

nEsIRE to call the attention Of ladies' to
~ their very large stock of Millinery and
Fancy Goods for the Winter Of 1877
, 1880-07-12

The young fellow who Inns done such
pro1nlscuous mud successful begging III ull
parts Of tic city turls out ,tn be Charles
'llultgron. lie Inns lived with his parents at
No. e04o Wentworth avenue, but loft homo
lust Thursday, since which time nothing llos
been heard Of Him, Ills father and mother.
who ara thoroughly respectable people
the first time yesterday afternoon from q
TIupuSR reporter. Tlley say that Charley
who Is l5 years aid, las, worked III yar1anys
ses sla ss awayyi ioes III g0%Ss III
not coming huns, bnt supposed Tint lio had
found work and lind no time to notify the4t.
They. went oMt last night to llytie Park,
operations. The Hyde Pork lDlco claln, lint
hu IL NJ. expert thief, but his pAfelta sny that
hchas always had n good reputation, although,
'beg, US 4u always can ba supported comfort,
ably at home, =: j.
, 1880-07-12
LOCAL CRIME.
TIE SWEDISH TRAGEDY.

Tile 6f EDlS1l lRAGEDfs
Nothing new ttanspirod yesterday tending
to clear up the mystery OF the murdered
Swet1e. The police authorities discussed the
subject all day long, aud still showed an ut-
wavering disposition to ndhcrs to tho belief
that they have accumulated sufficient EVIL
denca to secure Hultgren's conviction. Tho
supprcssel-cvidcnce scheme Inns been aban-
doned, md the police acknowledge that all
Tho testimony they have gathered has been
made public. and that rs matters at present
look tho MOST Important Source for further
evidence Is the rtzUr 1t present In
tire hands Of DIR. l.. n. Danfortll, tho
lnleroscoplst It tho stafns upon Its b1ade
and hllt turn out to bb human blood, and II
the mud upon the handle. eolncldea In Its
nature with that Of tho poolwheru Johansson
was slain, they Will consider their case com
pletc, ,ond, no matter how strong The array OF
loyal talelt bronghton OIL belialt Of the prisoner,
will confidently look forward to his hanging,
Itthey arc following up any new leads th1y
nra very reticent oil tlle subject, aud will not
dLsolose anything which Is discovered until
lts deilnit bearing on the case !las been fully
looked for III tho coutse OF b day Or. two, md
Its disclosures, II they amount to anything,
WILL probably TO the last discovery nlado In
the case.
, 1880-07-12
THE CHICAGO .1R1BUNE MONDAY. JULY IL, 1885,,

e.s q''" 3Y1sst t2 snG {hs ay ,.t,ysy Sy
comc ID 1.y the no',A.: m ;jnnc ri nnd tl1at
" Tie day. Tl.erc will, nf c1l!rs. h" anutt1er
bitter jEft OVER this, atltl, lc tic result Uf Tie
voting what It n,ay, tho tiyfStni h!!ist Sub
ject tic Liberal party to ait adatinnnl strnln.'
House toent its ow., words, n be viewed "a
yOrabIv fycll by the Liberals themselves. III
deed. Gyury step taken IN THIS business llas
been ttep deepet Into difficulty. Ard, eveh
IIouse' It viii urttlonbtediY he at thc ospeta,
q tho popularity Of the Ptime:afinlster him
Since this qnest1ot, lontned up, fn4ch euri.
os,.y est, 9s as been felt Or Affected "' TO tho eaf
THE T1WN or NORTHAMPTON AND rrs cos-
6rtTuENCY. >
What kind Of q piace can It be which ,sen1s
MI Atheist to Parliament? asks The simple.
minded cockney. q Il tho whole @ @Gt'nnspliere
oi Lonaott vas 'ot c'arEsde VII, Atheism,
Of every fotni and phase Of nnlMIlefI Why
tho Htatc. Of things II openly confessed mud
lanentea ffgn1 tllg sery pnt1pit t; sunday e1ter
West Ent. only lit the West Etld they rive It
fashionable HANG; or what one might cali
mn estietic name, seeing THAT esthetic!sm Is
tac M ipsIs aesy srsts % @noss, tna as Mss sa ts y
speak ca,dilly, between. Drn'llauBI,,s Athe-
Ism and Suc!ety's ,Ag,ivsttctsm the only
difference ls tll!s: that the fnriner ls not
ashamed to be known for what it really ls.
suppose that It Is more Of q 1'agnn place than
London. TO DO sure, IT. hny its trltling nc
Gullaritles. Before tile difficulty nb,ut Mr..
DrallauEl! arose, 11r. I.abGslchere held n
he had altlressnt them, n little girl ut 0 wns
nut OH cllAfr to sing hymn with this curl.
Gus r.frsip, "And ksSp yonr ,,.,nbefs
down.. The audience Joined III thl, chor's,
y %s ast esf9ee9 ss e4Sf s'a w
Northampton is town OF 5000 Inhabitants,
hosiery, Md The lace trades. It's electorate
nS5s 1eeS eS sysf de ySss Saseg gos IT, 4 iwo ss @ IT,
cral and the two Conservative candldntes
thus: Labouchere, 4,2ss; Bra.l!aug1!, AHo;
1,hipps, ~; 3Eercwcther, 2,ssJ. From all
tt tst Sam hs ns,n4 4 e5e sast y fH e. ke9s4 SNnr
should . crisis ln his case bo reached. Ills
connection with the town dates from 1857,
whei! he first went there to lectu1pi and llla
social and political ylews wcre received
was encouraged to come forward rs q candI.
date for Parliament. Accordingly he stood
In 1907, but l,1l1ed only 1,100 votes; was
made d candidate nghin IN 1874, during IFS
sSo feased and m stood Third tle, on m tiie death
Of A{t. Gflpitl and for the third t'n,e failed TO
win the seat lie was contendlng for. But on
tile fourth oceasion perseverance conquered,
Snd i M s not o fSy as e s sssto5s s S ~ ant H nasa od
determination. y 1h.SDoLrH.
I'm tic House Of Commons, July !, MIR.
Gladstone presented his motion allowing NIL
elected members to ntlirln,-wllch inotloh,
ntss e t9s fs!sa sspsa %,seut Sf sss Ss d
mNtlc standing order: md, oil thg 4Nfne
, 1880-07-12
tlley wers identified aa ..1a,nca C0nnors AMI
living OF Libcriy street. LII tic West Division.


II
,,.., ~, mn.fniH. .ss. s.po,+.,, ,,oa.o.,,r
Mlc'ael eonheiIsy was hI,eslet yes'e'uaJ
ut tie lake sllurc by Detectives Ender and
sensation by trying to drown himselt.
'.' ~ '.... ", t,,,..,a. T,at,,a, :. ns,,xoa
ArMoty arrests: Charles Do'de'i, eoiofea
Of No, 4ol CLARK street Of q va.ci, and chain
~, tha slrnne mn, tetio' hI,eaneo I,a cn,,iI ,,ot
.nnn S ic'cn n ar r,nHI I",y Il, IL" face:
a. ", Stewart, larrcr.y Of 81 III casl, md 4
note for &YO0 from AfAtenrnt Bauer, a cook at
No, 40 Randolph street: Martin Carey,
CHARGED Will, stealing $50 from patron Of
ilfA saloon.
f,,.,t.t,, q aYu~.,h+. ~ M ~ Nnr4h
,,t SDoseo!9. 1. +. .ip9tt' ta,.i ~, ~ iEa
Xa.h ."ee.3 ,"ss met1 enr.ihiot !nhi 1}y,ng she
1asMofy sn,oi ssmpp%iSeu nmetew III fo,,ts, tis
,ti,. y. rHel ', '.', 10y 1,,,a t'oaaLii .lriv.
@ w ,r. U ny Snna @ s.pa itWG Sont tSit,
,ih, ~ .,,sT. g tsn,, Hinsuf,, ~, ,,nstinnH1
III i.a tcsi u,!Slo. IT, ot M r."setf s%n X"I1tj t,j
~ Tamatsi u IL ,xsIs,t.9,av. xGI ~ H. nrss A. hs
imu tvsufe ~ ,tat ~ N ant. ~ Hnrs" - XII
LINZ LINN ~ ,. use ~ - .'. nin V,o,g
eo%9 % Il '.tu y .s. U e.tnt, Il ,e ~ II,
mu II sMpRosSn osS ~ wv t,n - '"o VI s''
'Auu71s'"u" pt"o u 1''oseo'
Yesterday fgfrnDUn W. r. Brandon, .
stranger. from Plttshurg, reported at Contra!
Station that lie Ind been, robbed the night
before Ut q wnt.Il and cllaln nnti about $40
cash by q woilinil whom l,e lad net in the
AlliNnlbra saloon, at the corner Of Dearborn
and Randolph streets, and who Induced him
to accompany her to her room In building
near by. The tlBtecttTG3 say the Balloon l6
, 1880-07-12
THE CRUISE OF THE c0RWlN.

BAN FnASflsco, July 1l.-A Port Town
Reua dispatch says the bark Henry Luck, IT.
teen days fran Ounaiaska, arrived i.erg to-
day with the reycnue-outter c0rWin's mall.
Tle Corwln left Ounalaska June 8, after TAX
INK seventy tons Ut coal from tho Henry
Nurk. She was well furnished With pro-
Visions frolu tAe Alaaka Commercial Con-
pAny. Everybody On board was well, and ntl
weFo !qntts sanKulne in their expectations Ut
ila ultimate SUCCESS OF tito expcltllIDfl. The
iYfwin was bound 4rst for Salnt-Dnlea
Change to enter behring's Struts, as Capt,
!Erskine, OF the steamer st. Paul, reported
sHlat Ice wns not yet open. The winter had
oeea Very Mi1d, With lato spring.
, 1880-07-12
TILE COUt2rB.


Judge Moran entered an order Saturday
extending the time III which to flle bills Of
exception In alf cases where It 91pirea during
vacation to the September term. Any bonds
to be approved during that time cat be ap.
proved by the Cletk.
for tltvorc9 from .1ntiuB Berg On the ground
of ten years. lescTtiol.
!. Elln Kay flied q petition Saturday to be A.:
lowed TO adopt Kay Hilton, son Of Charles r.
md Sarah Jose plllho Hilton.
, 1880-07-12

81 pAtrs a,sts,t, Md The ntitittt df D1shups
who vbted afalitat IL wins exactly IL. IND Aftn-
htshnp of York making twelfth and the
4trrhb1ehop- er CatItrrtury hutnR nbsent. II
nlAhop 81 lspnh t!ietb stu,ild HaEo Dcth t1ans
tnrty Of one for tho bill. The nisaop OF Nipon,
tie ley. 'unbstt n!okotftctd, D. D.. Is tho aon Of
fAyorably known 10 c11ufthiHttt. IIo waa a SUR
gem lsefoto ho took orders, and 4 q man cf
regarded as a vieturt, since hu .succceded Ia
practically proving tic Responsibility for tl1s
defeat OF the bill upon the pr4lRtce.
, 1880-07-12

11l1E C1&I1ll4
JUDGE bnrMMoSp-sot case Ring '. Ohio d
Mississippi itaiiroad.
JUpax Ht0n6rTr-Gonotni business.
JUDGE GARr-A1}ousned Tor the summer W.
cation.
Junaa JAMEsoE-stotions.
CNrNlrAr CGU1.T.IN0s. ss5, l,iad, LIE LAT.
1,47e, 1,480, 1,4e1, and 1,as0.
, 1880-07-12
THE OKOLONAITES.

n ths RIttsr u IN Mt,npA.s Aralunthe.
Nv nttaNfIon t,nq inst been ca1le1f IA nm art{.
s .,' ess,.s t-.,,s, ~ nHtn ct,.
cue IN your pape!, eop'ea if0la 1oe :'e'o osa'e
JoII7lat. lq0ot0:
"1t Will Kernail had beetl true son OF
Ohio llo would. !,>steuJ OF demonstrating and.
,Jn,,,1n, h,va nln.oa hta ,i,o .ot lila fnott
b.. .ase sH',,, eUs .., ,7.s 80 ,,,"nta IT,
struck OUT 1Fon ue s'o9iae1 anu pAlteo nis
knucklcs between Col. lIarper's eyes OF on
the pptntbf Ills lower law, and would have
fnilowcfl that nm with blow nftor blow. untu
lin Inn 1pn,1 III I'm v haor1 nm tho Othar
s"o HA'hstas't'u" ""eA@A .as*'s ~~e.O OA4 -~'N
, 1880-07-12

BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho public will beware of n Sfaudu.
lent Imitation 1f pobbins' Electric Sonp TOW be-
It ls viii ruin any clothes washed with It, iasi1s
upon hnsirg Dobb!ns' Electric.
, 1880-07-12
JUDGEMENTS

8UpERt0H COunT--JUD0n 0ARTM1dtn @.
Pfeble ct ri. '. Eugene Valentine, $eu7.ap.
CtRcuIr Counr-JupuR MonAS-petor Martin,
nse M q :. 4 + Iadd ot A., = !. CLARK Libe, sllss-
D: Nppoy; verdict. t3lo5Q, and motion for new
trial,
, 1880-07-12

,,oor. Aftor ne all thought him happily And FOR.
uo, hurled under tho ruins of tho urant i,oon,'
-, as.ulst,os tAb *otI,i ty hts hppcnthhto III tho
! ,"nottnr -. Of tho Republican NatIonnl Com-
,atttre M Il delegate by proxy
frum Tho state nf Kenuehy. Az dog as 19fi Z,
,e 5eI'Eaiiss Esis aq IL q}spresehtnS htor
sf h sus + sst sEo beloved .o u X
"ny otbvr Stale. Tho lltpultcat thrty Of TALL
h; snas tho ft stan iGh aa III
iii 10 fmn mil hot -ui!dervaIuc1 nchIcyo-
ment eno,'uh fur tho rofrcshl''s example Ut tho
Ino Cincinnati t1lksirtuui tt)em ID learntd In
yurstulugy. It ptcsuhirs the publlo to kuuw
|oycryth!1,r about tho middle part Of a snusaEoA
! Ink. and only explains tht "tipa" Or "sHd4" hs
follows: "sausaRc-tips twurstatpfoi) IL tho
we'll. known nttro applied TO small editpftal mr.
1i.ces. They nro Of iate origin. Older 3otirnal-
Tempt; Tut tho public hdmiro then,,-prov!dcd
! they nrr good. 1t Is the satno With editorial
x,frstzlpfcl ns With tnoso we cat. Tho lnttgr
outy taste we'll when ittey nre Cut ftotn \ Hbod
R"Nnk.", md tho iosttot aro only appreciated
Mhcn they eats t. tIctn Kooa 6fi 4na TTs hs
FORMER or OF tho latter kind u The Po'4tfftutd.
Tho Wheeling Nv. Val totkaotutt hits tho nall
In tho f1cad with tho following: 'Thoro n no
51,nuon IN tho world that pnesusscs mord co.trhse
and better qualifications for military ofgnnlza'
tlo,,s mud .utss and that is over hora ready to
&tnke 10 nrms for good causo, whun tho snino II
$unce. fully understood and cotnbtchthuetl, thaa
*tllat OF the qnr1nan. Dut, Notwithstanding all
fthis they hare M aversion to all military nctlf-
9ods MID military rule. They luspaircd over 70
rednre military d!rtatton to ~ roaeoIaoto nslo
l,rorcr llr,'t III their own ola 1ntnuflan9' " anu
Rthcrcfote camo to tho United Stated Ill tho holo
4nud oxpectntlon, iii t;.ntB uf ptnco, never to 10
EuDsnltcd 10 its rulings asa sI " " cs ,.ns
ESreFet III lto,n ,. nnI' t,%t1,,, IL bn.nxfir.
tn,tnl siItinc!Itnton md dislike among
uert,,nM Republicans which rataed Gfhht's
!cfcnt The aaino icoliaK & fesss M u 1a9 prfsaS @ =.
5i!Ins M ultg, not loud a,id administrative
his GsGIso "'1' w '.''''1o'' wv
3hk ea'nP"'sn. M ,,,,s,,,,a,j ,, A., ,,,,ox,,,
~ Tic Republican pnpcrs afe conducting this
,ha nast ts nnasa ny ' baya o.
S&nu hrc dous asaihst oatllcla. Whilo Demo
JournPls aro attempting to thtsc ftoul tho
s, su ,.'. i ,a,.tlIasn prp.Iarnt1o, nc,n,nnn
ASkh!hss .1g an, naa ,.t',n., ~ ,.s
md ia % ts most nonorpa ri
m,,curk nttninst tho ridiculous phRrKc Ut Itv-
FFssaY ieen sho hAngnar OF Mrs. surrntt, Tha IN
rare e*Gtn1,is Or jotirliMitstIu dignity ana lair.
5rossivt, md tupt1t worthy Of. tie American
Slaiuctur a,itl people II this poiiticAl campaign
afcro conduuted upon purely arsume.itat!ye
Maont 1il VIZ m H. ,a,,GiuIss lu oo~
n ~ ~. sas,. uu ~ r,..S.s ta .ho t.,,,
,ns,'a..." ,,...'.;. 49,, s,.s,,o. son.tIn1.
.t,o,. 1..,,.", .,a 49, ,s,.,tts
tailding this. he WINS not inatguratcd Tut thcse
p"pets ~. ~ ..an ~
, 1880-07-12

J. LoSpoN. yunA 2q.-Sinco writing my lettsr
to you Of the 9th lust, the tioycy,inIeiit hays
resolved ~ reopen HI. Bradlallst's casqtn
the lio"xs On Tl!nrsday, July i. When Ar,
effect that every person retttned to T1NSltn-
nlent who, may clat1n To be "kEally
entitled " affirm. instead Of, taklu4 p)'0AtI,
shall henceforth be permitted IL, .atiirni
, 1880-07-12

Will II. KEENAN,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
POSSESSION AND ITS RIGHTS.

An exchange ssys: The lsborer il
worthy OF his hire" is q maxim that
no one disputes. Those who labor,
in Whatever capacity, are entitled to
the reward OF their toll. be il much
or little. 1t belongs TO them; 1t is
theirs ito have and to hold" to con-
sume or dispose OF in any way they
see fit, within legal limits. But there
are many who are disposed 10 glorify
labor and to e1alt the potency Of this
maxim, who are nevertheless starving
to make it OF no significance. II .
man by years Of toll accumulates .
large fortune az the reward OF his
labor, they are apt TO deem him IN
worthy OF 1t. He is looked upon
as an exception to the rule
and his wealth is regar1ed not as tho
reward OF labor; but as the proceeds
Of the rsbber of the unfortunate
Whatever he does with it. bis aots are
censured. II he lives sxpsnsively,
and spends bis money freely in ali
directions. thus promoting the pros
perity OF all to whom il may 60; or il
be gives great dinners, keeps . coach
and four, and indulges in all the
Injuries which be can well afford,
then be is criticised as being drone
in the human hive, and Of no sdyan
tsge to the community. Some even
Indignantly declare that be ought to
be set at work in some humble occu:
patton which is perhaps already over
crowded II be lends bis money ct
the market rate, be is Sbyiock; if
he keeps it he lie miser, and il he
invest it ct low rate OF interest
In government bonds, for instGnce,-
language is scarcely sufficient to ex-
press the enormity Of his ofeRse in
the eyes of many OF bis censors. And
all this is in the name oil labor and in
the defence cf it's prerogstives
Surely il this be reasonable, the old
maxim should be changed. Il should
read: 1.-THE lsborer is only worthy OF
bare subsistence. for anything
more than this il q reproach. But
it is not reasonable. Il is
the mere vsporing Of envy. CT
the delusion of ignorance. Labor
is entitled to its reward. and the Ger
tGinty OF its rewsrd is the only incen-
tive to its exercise. II its reward be
subsistence. competence or wealth,
its title is equally good. and its pos
sessor should not be disturbed or ham
psred in the full enjoyment of il
in the one case more than in
the other Poverty is not a crime,
and neither is the possession OIL
wealth. They are beth among the
accidents of existence, and to labor
and the lsboIer they are both open
and interchangeable. That the poor
may become rich, and the rioh poor,
| is proposition too we'll recognized
to require demonstration. Blu! while
there are many who cry out against
the rich, regarding them ss male
factors, from whom the protection o
Law should be Withdrawn, it is 6
strange anomaly that sll their detrsc
tors are strisiDg for what the rich
have bsen successful in attaining
and are only dissatisfied and discou
tended because OF the lack of il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
The Irish Trouble,

London, Is The Times, on Irish
affairs, Gays: 1.-THE only true remedy is
to be found in some equitable method OF
turning the tenant into proprietor, we
see TO reason Why such q method should
not be carefully aud disI Assionately coz
sidered.
Lord Cloncarty has taken = house in
Melton Mowbray, Lsicestsrshire, Eng.,
for the winter The effect Of his leaving
Ireland will be - deprive labor Of en-
ployment to the extent Of go 600 year.
A land meeting will be held st the
gstes Of Boycott's house on Sunday at u.
Other land meetings will be held on Sun
day.
Dublin, 13.-Portsdown artisans have
Unlisted > movement for ostrscisiue
members Of the LAID League by refusins
to deal with, or work FOR, any member OF
that organization.
Wheeler, killed near Cola, County
Limerick, was the son OF 8 Protestant
farmer, and not an agent. He had taken
. farm from which the tenants had beer
evicted.
A woman who sold food to one Of tbs
Orsngemen WAS carded last night.
Ballinrobe, l2.-Though few men verl
seen on the line of march, It is said ths
scouts were on every hill and pains wers
being taken 10 identity the Oransemen D.
I he expedition is encsmped in tents il
font Of Boycott 8 house.
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Control Of the House,

New York, l3.-WashinSton special:
Democrats have not given up the hope Of
capturing the next Houie Of Representa-
tives. Already notices have been served
Of fourteen contests, and IS Clerk Adams
has the making up of the roll call, these
csntAsts give great significance to Sprin-
gers recent remarks in this city, when
the complexion Of the next House wal
discussed, that sll he cared about was to
know how Adams would stand. The re-
publican congressional committee ha.
been informed that democrats will con-
test the following districts: First and
Second, Alsbams; Fret and Second,
Louisisna; Third and Ninth, Missouri;
First, Second. Third and Fifth, South
Csrolins; and the Second and Sixth,
Mississippi. There is no reason to be.
lieve, however, that republicans will los.
control Of the House through these CON
teIts.
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Boss McATauus.

New York, 1S.-The Herald prints 8
three column reply from McMsnus, OF
philadelphia, whom it has repeatedly
assSiled "a boss Of the republican ring
there. The Herald rays Of him: "Hc
gives the impression of grave man
interested in his work, and that work the
keeping Of the republican majority 10
Philadelpbis intact He does not ask to
carry the sin Of any one in the republican
party, but denies emphatically in all his
personal do ngs, not only in the gas trust
but in every act Of his life the slightest
dishonor. We accept what be says as
true" The Herald says: "But the hero
was 8 poor man and has grown rich 10
politics? Why is he boss7 Simply and
only because BY the aid OF men like
Leeds, Rowan, Coils and their following
he conirols patronage and has the dis
bursement Of pub ic revenues" Il chal-
lenees him TO come bsfore the people fol
their suffrsgis-
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Sherman for Hancock and ST,
Louis.

New York, 13.-TTIbune'S Washing
ton: In conversation with q correspon-
dent yesterday, q we'll Informed army
officer said that in his opinion Sherman
would soon carry out the purpose be in
Dictated last year. Sherman hiss often ex-
pressed preference for ST. Louis as q
place Of residence, and il is broadly
limited by military men that Sherman's
st. Louis preference has besn greatly
strengthened by the result Of the recent
election. It Is common talk among
many officers that the defeat Of Ham
cock caused Sherman great disappoint-
ment and regret. One officer of rank re-
marked to-day that he was informed
that Sherman cast his vote for Hancock
in st. Louis.
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.Calirorrnnia,s Xyh.at Cr.n,

New York, 13.-Later returns lead to
the conclusion that the yield Of the entire
Pacific Coast is SO, 500, 900 bushels, al.
excess Of 1900, COO over our first estimate
OF October 9. In San FrAnciseo journals
and elsewhere these figures may be re-
Rsrded ~ too low, but returns as to the
increase of acreage and yield. taking as
q basis of calculation the known product
for 1879 do not warrant larger figure
than 39,5o0,000 bushels. This r-sult,
after deducting for food and seed. will
permit an expectation ofAbout 80, coo, 900
bushels.