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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
The Episcopal Convention.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-The second session of the Protestant Episcopal General Convention began this morning The morning services were conducted by Bishop Doane, of Albany. A complete list of officers of the house of dep- hties was read as follows President, Rev E. E. Beardsley; secretary, Rev. Chas. Hutehins; assistant secretary, Mir. Henry Austin; second assistant secretary, MT. l.. P. Sheffely of Kentucky; third assistant sec retary, MT. Hay; treasurer, Lloyd Mulwells of New York. resolution brought up by tain pamphlet signed by Bishop Mith, upon the late deposition of Samuel Allen McCosk- rey, bishop of Michigan, to the committee on canons, was carried after considerable discus sion. Resolutions requesting 8 house of bishops for New Mexico and Arizona was entered on the minutes. Rev. Dr. White, of Memphis, offered resolution of respect touch President, Mark Hopkins, D. D. vice presi- dent, Hon. w. M. Edoze prudential con- mittee, Augustus c. Thompson, D. D., Hon. Apheus Hardy, J. Russell Bradford, Joseph s. Ropes, Prof. Egbert c. Smith, Ezra Farms worth, Esq, c. B. Webb, D. D., c. 0. Burr, Esq.,, Elbridge Torrey, Rev. Isaac Worcester; corresponding secretaries N. G. Clark, D. D., E. K Alden, D. D.. John o. Means, D. D.; treasurer, Langdon S. Ward. The board of recording secretaries was increased to three by reason of the increased business of the board.
 In the evening President Hopkins deliv- cred an inaugural address, and addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Chamberlain of Norwich, Conn.,, Rev. Alexander Hanny of London, secretary of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, President Paul A. Chad bourne of Williams College and Rev. Dr. J. s. Stevens of Montreal. The evening ad- dresses were among the most eloquent of the convention. The sessions close tomorrow with farewell meeting.
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HA! HA!

Apple-Jack is first cousin to James Jams.- Nea0 Fork Commercial Iinees
 Critics do the proper thing when in criti- cising the Danites they do Rankin justice Boston Post.
 The early bird catches the worm. Later in the day, the leisurely sportsman gathers 1n the bird Chester Tunes
 Mrs. Burlington said that gentleman laughed so heartily that she feared he would have burst his jocular vein.
 A political canvass is very much like cir GUS canvas; it couldn't be kept up if it wasn't for the polls- W1iteItaU Times.
 Judge Treat sits on the bench in St. Louis. There is no difficulty in finding lawyers to practise at his bar.-Neao Orleans Ptcayt'1e.
 St. Julien must be in need of repairing. The dispatch from Beacon park describing the race says s'he broke in three p1aces."- Philadelphia Bulletin.
 Every new star wants to make a New York reputation before travelling and some of them make such reputations as oblige them to travel after the first night.-Neao Orleans PscGyasae.
 It is said that you can make brilliant scar let dye of the pestilent potato bugs. This is a new discovery, although it has long been sus-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Why General Grant IS a Republican.


 From his Address at Warren, Ohio.l
 I ana c Repat6Iican as the tao0 great political parties ore aaoa0 di0tde, because the Republican party is c national party, seehtaag te greatest good .foa tue g1eatest number of ctttsens IHere is nOt c precinct in this east Nation oollere c Democrat cannot cost his b0kl0t and hd0e tt counted as cast. No matter ach0t the prominence cf the opposite party, he c0n pro- cLGin his political opinions, e0en # he ts only one Gna0ng c ttoasGzod, aoith- out fear and aoithoaet prescription oaa account ot his opinions 1Here are 14 States aud localities ia some 0te7 States aotere Reasb 6ca7as ha0e not t1is 1oafgi1ege. This ts one rea- son aohy / ana c Republican. But ama c Re publican .t0r naa1ay other retsons. Ihe Repu6- Hca7a party dssares protection to Efe and prop erty, the pubic credit, and the payment of the debts e tue goge17enaerat, Stnte, county or nat- aatcipality, so far tt cd1a control 7He Dem ocr0ttc party does aaot promise tis; and if tt does, it has broken its promises to the ertent of Hundreds 0f millions, as many northern Democrots can testify to ttetr sorroa0 / am q Repsed1eaaa as 6eteoeeaa tue eristing parties because the Repub- and tfGrma and of maG7aesfacto1ies, and it en- couruges tue general edatcGti0n of the poor Gs aceU Gs the 9ich. IHe Democratic I6rty dSscoaGrdges GH these, aohen in absolute p0aoer. Ihe Republican party $ c p01ty 0f progress and o R6era1jty toaoard opponents. It encourages tue poor to st11Ce to better tteir condition, the ignorant to et5acGte tteir children, to enable them to compete seeccessf1lly aciM their more fortunate associates, and, in aae, it secures ae entire equality 6eore the laao 0f eUe7y citizen, aO matter aclat his Tce, 7oG- tioaaahty paegioets condition. It tolerates TO p1ioi1eged class. Eoe,y one has tl6 072pOrtetnt- ty to m0ke MnaseEf 0H he is capable ot.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09

The full returns from the town elections are in The only changes made from pre- vious figures are that six towns reported Re- publican by telegraph, because majority of all the officers are Republicans, are chased as divided by the official returns, which show that the boards for the admission of new voters are tie. This makes the total result,
 s6 Republican towns, 57 Democratic, and 22 divided, complete reversal of the result in 1875, when s5 towns were Democratic, 69
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From the Rev. D. J. Clark,

Pastor Congregational Church, East Ha-
 ven, Conn.
 It affords me great pleasure to add my tes- timony to that of others in favor of Dr. Lighthill's success in the cure of catarrh. His treatment of my wife has proved so ben efcial that I cheerfully recommend him to the confidence of the afflicted. The catarrh in the case of my wife was of long standing and in it's worst form, against which many remedies had been tried in vain. The very first treatment applied by Dr. Lighthin per- manently removed some of the most trouble some features and the results ever since have been of the most gratifying character Our people may congratulate themselves on hay ing at their command the services of phy- sician so skillful as Dr. Lighthil in the treat ment of that troublesome disease, eatarrh.
 D. J. CLARK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
Price Four Cents.
pected that the bugs would make good po-

pected that the bugs would make good po- tato Burlington Haaokege.
 Clinching conjecture-sissy ooh, what ever is it, Charlie ?" Charlie-'I d'no a cuttlefsh, spose!" Sissy-''But it's black as a coal ID Charlie-'Well, p'raps its a coalscuttle fish, Funny Folks
 All anonymous correspondents are reques ed to invariably sign their name, no necessar fly as an evidence of good faith, but to prove that the letter was not written by some re- spectacle person. Wheeling Sunday Leader
 ''You don't seem to have made much money by bringing your hogs down here,' was marked to a farmer who had driven his hogs seven miles to town and then sold them for precisely what was offered him before he left home. "Well, no," said the agriculturalist, pensively. q hain't made no money, but then" brightening, ''you know had the company of the hogs on the way down"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09

Joseph Alsop, Democrat, has been nomi- mated in the Eighteenth Senatorial district.
 The New York and New England railroad tunnel at Newtown is finished and trains pass through.
 Frederick Richmond, of New Milford, and Bernard l.. Lynch of New London, Demo- crats, have been nominated for sheriffs
 The Republicans of the town of Saybrook had rousing demonstration on Wednesday evening, 9th, at which time large American flag containing the portraits of Garfield and Arthur was raised.
 A gang of swindlers, who operated in western Massachusetts last year, are trying to cheat the farmers in eastern Connecticut with excelsior State paint, " said to be ap almost worthless compound,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
A CARD.
NO. 147 CHAPEL STREET,
 "A Few Doors Below OIfveA

Where hereafter I may be found on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week. That my practice here has been at tended with most gratifying results has been sufficiently attested by many fattering testi- monials of cures from well known residents In thanking the public for the confidence which they so generously reposed in me and for the many courtesies which have received at all hands, I can give the assurance that it will be my endeavor in the future, as it has been in the past, to discharge the duties of my profession to the very best of my ability and skill. Yours respectfully,
 E. B. LIGHTHILL, M. D.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

We must make slight change in the ad- jective which has hitherto described the Dem- ocrats. They are now ''the untarified."
 Philadelphia Baltimore and New York re- peaters are going to Ohio and Indiana in large numbers. The Republicans have em- ployed detectives, and if any of the rascals are caught attempting to cast illegal votes or making disturbance at polling places for the purpose of putting the returns under. 8 cloud, it is promised that they will be esevere- ly dealt with.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
B. HEALY, 79 Congress Ave. or 36 Broad St.

First-Class Residence for Sale.
 %eAA OWING to contemplated change in business
 iI location the ensuing fall, offer my residence, HNl.l corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven, Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- tion stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses gas and water: room for Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can x21 W.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
HEALTH IS WEALTH!

nR E. c. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treatment-a IV specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Mem ory, Spermatorrhoea, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis sions, Premature Old Age, caused by rtion self abuse, over-indulgence, which misery decay and death. One box will recent cases Each box contains one months treatment. One dol lar box, six boxes for five dollars sent by mail prepaid receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to any case With each order received by for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, will send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does not effect Guar antees issued by E. A. Whittlesey 22s Chapel street. New Haven, Conn.,, wholesale and retail agent. Or ders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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Real Gstate.
EOR. RENT.

5F4 THREE ROOMS on Park street, with modern #asaI conveniences, warmed with steam if desired i; HAagll also Rooms the N Y. & N. H. R.R. shops for S per month also Barn on Park street.
 A. WHEELER, se2I 115 Park street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
Republican and Il divided. The majority for the constitutional amendment is Il, ,587

Some of the Democratic orators are mak- ing bad work of it. Senator Eaton went to Litchfeld county and repeated his discourse upon the tariff, claiming that the Democratic party is not hostile to protection and that his little bill would fix things all right. He was followed the next week by F. 0. Wheeler, Esq, New York lawyer, who made strong argument against protection, pitching partic- ularly into the tariff on metals, by which the Naugatuck valley industries have been made so prosperous. He tried to convince his Democratic hearers that it would be better for the country to shut up American factories and buy goods direct from England. MT. Wheeler thinks the Democratic platform means what it says.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
CORNING. OCTOBER 9. 1880.
Solunal allo Golltier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & CO.,. No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 B CARRINaToN EDWARD T. HARRINGTON. JOHN B.. cARRINeToN, JR
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
EOR SALE.
FOR, RENT

SSAa FINE country seat and farm of AZ acres; iia also 60 acres in to 10 acre plots at $100 per #.lI acre, adjoining Woodmont station. Address
 J. R. AYRES
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Stores and Tenements
 FOR RENT.

szA4 STORE No. 79 Congress avenue one of the
 ii best stands in the State for any kind of busi-
 I ness counters, shelves, gas, water, everything in perfect order; no money to lay out for fixtures rent very low.
 Also Store No. 67 Congress avenue you hire for almost anything you offer.
 Also twenty Tenements, centrally located, ranging from room to eight.
 Rents very low
 None but respectable and responsible parties need
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
Commissioner of Pension

It is stated that it was the official investiga- ton of this matter which led to English's los ing his place in the Treasury.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09

sAeA 5 SPOONS, three minutes walk from the City sl,;iH Market; possession Sept l.
 EaY Rooms No. 16 Gill street, near Chapel
 5 Rooms No. 8 Lewis street, Fair Haven
 Rooms Congress avenue, near Lafayette street These tenements all convenient, and have gas and water Inquire of JACOB HELLER, auI9 Room Mo- 1 Yale National Bank Building
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09
FOR RENT,
A. HATCH & co.

5&ssA SMALL ROOMS. cheap for manufacturing Mii purposes, with or without power. Apply cor &Al1i ner ArtiZan and Court Streets. to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-14
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
MORRIS CARSON STREET. CARSON
CITY, NEVADA.

Having leased this weiI-known brick building I no
ny friends aud the public in general that il will 30 keep
frst-cass hotel in every particular
THE TABLE will be second to noxe in the State
THE D AZ VIII be supplie, with tho bort br.nds 0
Niaes, Liquors and Cigars,
16Good cooks aud geI.iemaniy waitsrs ;,aye bean q
cured.
- n old resident Of Carson City, ! ask and expecA
share OF public patronage Ny intention is to attend Il,
1srsou to tho wants % nay pAtrons- B. r. SMALL,
Proprietor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-14
FOR SALE.

4 OFCEi: FOE. ,tAs.E THREE IIyNnRrn
aTes OF aud. with dwelling house, barn and sheds
Sood Ice house dj 81 east three tons(-we adapted
Tor mix ranch Stables and sheds enough TO accour,o
date one hundred can cut from seventyve to one
nund,ed tons Of hay also vegetable grounds also offer
kof se rom BOY 70 200 head Of graded Agora grade
ron - 10 1915. together with three full blcoded bucks
rom imported stack SFor prioe and particulars inquire
sveu 8. r. SWIFT, Warm SFrinas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-14
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is = never.fai,;ne cure Tor ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
riatorrhDa, Los M A n
flnDU,impotency, paralysis.
and all the terrible effects o.
seif-abuse. youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness Of
vision, rois-s in the head, the
vital fluid passing unebservod
lao1 IN INSANITY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-14

in the urine, and many other diseases tha' io'' "
and death. M. u--a-.d
DR. MINTIm will agree to forfeit Ftve n1mG1su
ALIVE (.nder his special advice and TREATMENT VIII no
cure or for nything impure injurious found IN IT.
treats all Private Diseases successfully wlthous
mercury Con.uitation f--e Thorough examlnA
ton and advice including analysis of urine, co. Price
of Vital restorative 81 90 bottle or 1our timos
the quantity SO o. address upon receipt %
price G o. D. secure from observation and priFase
name if desired, by y. 4. MAH e, VA. -.
III Ksarney Street. San Tranci.co Cali
mr. MINTJE,S KIDNEY "EMEDY. NEPH.
RECIsIIN cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants Gonorrhea Gleet Leucorrhoea For sale by F.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter, Drugss carson o'S sio'
a bottle six hotties for $500. A.,
DIR MN lis DANDTLI"N riLL" are tae
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and HlLiOG~ cum
Thaxter druggists, Carson City nh1'V
, 1880-05-01

Prup William Crlppe!I. Nanistro.
scIr Elf iHSeI Ktwannrc, 'I,t sianisscc.
Rsfr l}luc l!rll. Ml!skrEDn
sc!r II. n. s1tN,f1., White Lake.
.rflr Enxle Wing. Mcnnninec.
Hcl,r Ann Mnr,lt. IAufngtp,.
Hrllr Contest, MHskcKt.t1. ailfltlr1cs:
Ntfnr Hhehoygnn+ MnnifbWne. hllndEtrs.
Trnr t,ity Of Trnverao, Traverse City, 1000 bit
Bchr IL +. i,,ycc, Cedar Nivor, 10 bu oats md
schr t.nrricr, MontnFsc,b 3 tons fcc
Bttnr Alpena. Muskcgon. 1s Iris pork and sum
1'rup Ocnt1to, Green I}ay, st,nlrtes.
Prop skylnrk. Ucuton Harbor. brls pork and
schr Advcnt.,ro. Port Huron, e.bs4 fnl corn.
Prop Cuba, i.ufrn1o. a2,W0 bu corn, 600 bfis
pork, f10 tics lnrt1
Schr !. ii. H,ittcr, IlnfFalo. 900 hi corr.
Prom 1nrfen city. Cleveland. e.0f9 III. corn, 1l0
i,rIa pork, 2aD cnscs lard. II iris Hour for
TUrt l1,l14in and Intermediate pu!nts.
Prom Hct,t!n, Montreal, 1TtIU ttl cbrfi.
Prop Nt,fra1n, Iilitrn!D, SO bu corn, a,450 hras
tiOtr. md snHt1rlce.
Prop Jnnlcs Fisk, j.. Rn!1alo. l.le6 l'ra nol'r,
8.NN bu wheat, 100 boxes meat, and stn-
schr Lady Dutrcrln. CollfnRwott, a,.ooo bu corn.
l'rnp &. Ituribtt, lhifraln, !g.7Ol III, corn.
schr F. l.. Dht,fnrth, f.uifnlo. 4, ,ttU l,u corn.
srhr Sttnnya]o, Buffalo, 4B, ,tlsH 1r. Gs,rn.
Hc1r II, j. Muvca, UetrDlt, l4.}l bu corn, G,0l8 bu
ryp, for Wa1kcrFIllG, Out.
, 1880-05-01

ettnr eheboygan, hsanitowoc, suntrcs.
Htmr AlppnA, M,lsHeg,n, a,,,ldrIes.
Pp 'hsn wiI'n q's cslrpan. ia,ai aasieo !nbor
Prop Anu!o Laurie, 3iiskr3.,1i, lumber.
Prop AbortaIr!l, HHKlnuW, lumber.
rrup Eolln can,ptsoli, lAnl!n1tou. lumber
rrop osweEat;H!''Yg, g, G!Sy,olan.t, s,,ares'
pro, Hkylaek. I1entnn JInrlsr, sun1rios.
bc!ir AluorIea, Oromto lumbar.
sehr hr 4; ; +. Iotor M EsSs..,S.s' tron.oro' o
Hchr AlDany, Hs.Hlna,y, iAuntor.
kchr \, a. al,lstoi,; L,linFton. lumber.
Heir pui.obscot, sIHuistGa, lumber.
Selr Ceclctsas Ma4ist1e, lllnl'cr' ,,,.
sehr ofeph nasM K9ws&n S'' rI tSs ,aa
Buhr Kswaul,qe, h.unisteo, lun'ber.
Kehr Il. ]. Skiluluro. rontwnter, lumber.
gchr l4al,olla h9,.!ls. Man!stee,. lumber.
BcEr I: ftlbbarl. GRAND liaYon, wood.
'!r t'ehr I,,'s,, Ira'ast, Gra9! isAys,, wood.
tchr ito,nor, lsMt1Rlo, llHhl
gohr tesso iioyt, culSr liiye5, rat!nH!d tics;
Hchr Tam Si.ntns. McM,,HIsies. codar posts.
sspr stor AhnspssS;' ar"p ps;'.tI tafm! faEs 1H%tsr tar
sschr fjyatic, SinistcS, lulnber.
sshF ssF 9a'ssi Ens rs ay 6t saad aa4
schr J, 4, Merrill, RMtEEaIS. tEE,a. c1Sli snI
sehr Schr Il Ssry N4a IluFS FoF scasr potts.
achr ClaEa, Monoinlnse, l,,1llsr.
ssbF seer Y :Hs MIesgpy E99!s51eG a'pas saeF.
ehr sehr {'ahp pesW'a's WIG, PsS Gsees. Fpps
9 sseF 21,s Fqess as9s. saas pos:
scnr @ dti4d TIdlnas, statEecon iiay, cedar poata.
, 1880-05-01

Furts nfANhffh 10 f4pnttrH Efnnfl1rd
The sensation a.u.sd p ~ m trial d Nile: Here
r t xG a"ter si y M
trnDrtilnury, but far nu,rn pMInfu ii IN
tho point ot coming before tho Paris An
tIzcs THO orfx,n IT the stnry dates AZ
fnr back an tho sumner of tWu. In
tint yrur i, Young man nnitlctt Alfred Gilbert
fell ii, love with 4 ytr1ljx 4Iri of tho unIu III
fintlrfcite CnrHt1, They bfith belonged tn rsnr
funtltns, arni j,0th lived In tho nrighb0rlohd uf
tho i'nias l.oya!: After eonrt!ns & secret for
i,anfi Of bjs swGethonrt, tut her father.
who WINS t1l ardent Nonnparttst, AMI
occupied stnll In ono OF ttlg
public offices, refused his c0tlseut, on tho
Eroiu,l III ihr itepuhj,cliu tpIliOrs cid ly GiI-
bert. The ynli,1E couple then resolved tn run
nwuy teucthnr, and ono nght tho gtrl ItsnD,
penr4l frf1lt, homo. After d weeks scnrch tho
father found them living tppcthtr fl s{lrb-
an retreat, on tho pr1miso of forgiveness and
consent to their tiiarrjnEc, tho KtrI returned
hume to tier parcuta, hit tho father declined
10 keen h,s vnrr ind DcgHn to look out inr
nuDther SON IN Inv. flrivcn to despair
finIlrtci,c Curnn ngnln cl0pctl with her lover, ah
tfo two determined to commit suicide For thjs
nrtlOso thcy hired Il rum In n stnull Inn III
Plcess piui,et. The young nun tlnvlt Il re-
yt,lycr nt1j tho ynltf,g watln Il paeket nr lurI-
fcr matches, Gnbriete Eot1ln ilrst of nll
tried 10 poison herself with tlccuctlnn 0f
The matches. Thls fniing, sho told her lnycr
to fire 4 hsillct Into her heart. Alfred Glthert
Of tlin Hit discharged second bullet i,,tu Ills
own GcuI, Noithur wound was, ttlwcycy. fatal.
muIlctj two niniitlls. TIc bullet III thn rIrj'a
body wNs extracted. but the tther ttjIet Atll
rcmuincI III tho skull Of tic young nt,l, where
, 1880-05-01

neither docks nor elevators. It would 10 OK
trGmcly disastrous to Osweno 10 l,c unnilo to re.
hat sy 'S Gf'r xt m .has my "pe.r t this port r.
ccrtatn. Nnthing hut tho m',at Immediate notion
can preparo tts IL rrecIyo tlien."
DROWNED At MILWAUKEE.
In THE 1MtHt]HE Of yesterday mention WIS
mhdc or the fnct that n cook was missing from
tho achooncF nucna Vista Mt Milwaukee. TITO
tiscoHs''t announces tho recovery Of thd lotly
from the river near tho vesct. Tho nnmo Of tho
tieccnscti wns Potter Welch. Ho wna Il hrtthar Of
@ y wsls @ .%ppo.ea e hsvs s's Seon '
THROWN ctr nr COUNT.
Tho case Of Mcshcrry Va. Tho Town Trustees
Tim Jilgs hold that tho Trcstoos cbnld, not bo
slctf rs Il rorpnrntfqn.. Tho autlon wa1 htnuKht
whlof was ast a wniio c camns mi fran o.weeo d,
Tho :,aih Of Octobcr Int. Tho plhiniiE alleged
h @ as wSsS II ne esSd ny he 1sSS spsyeS Si
on tho asor pfer smd s IL tt ,hSy were In ese
rOnoHro CirANREr.a.
Wnicr III tho Western channels ht Toronto Is
good twelvo feet decp: but vessels shoi ID keep
n" esr tho s @ ioiEs 49,, a. Bo:sbH; o ,,..ax
issssst sane! m sesseters. St SStt sets shallow III IL
orr G s1.t 2. u To- tt,o last: NJ, T. ~. ,,,,
Is i kgt,wn Yat ;Eepth q wster j. lhere. It i
intended to biny tho chhnncl. II tho whter sho,id
Of lfulit dro,tRbt would still lnth pnssure con.
vcntcnt. >''s '2''"A"0 ~''''
ntrawtxns j..
rr. - A.. 3,saa,. ,i..a -, ...uu.,.
IL Lh6Go Tis q ING bFeGK Hne saat Vcssels anvn
e,, hinEs.9m a, tnr Aaho snpeF1of' 10 1oau VIII
sth.nMatnEs u. aNvo ncem taken n INC nppor nnr
pr Pot ~ UHannsp.MGH, ~ " VIE sno view OF aseertnin
mE E ncas1nm s, o1 r'osor tnat noca 70 10 CUT away
The barRe Southampton. bought laat fall for
Stat from her CanntlM owners. hos l,ccn oyer. Ct,
Tho Ttront1 G't,bc enys: "ThG9uss of tho gran
cnrEo of tho wrecked 1Gnn,e Graham ts il grrnt
nGollvn'ltcneG 70 Port Hope miller. ,yho, ~ m
and tro now 1tiiblc to I'LL their orders. Tho car
go WIS Insured, hut WHEAT has advanced III Chi
GnFo snmg 10 cents nllahcl since It's plirchAse
1'r1'tectfonats arc, no doubt, rejoicing ovur tho
eisaster.
>, TYP M schooner Dudley ill,tshed discharg1nE
vatnr at NOM ~ Of T., tho @th. Thu carg,, was cnn-