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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
SIC DAILY isTELLIGEScER o.


The Directors Of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company are Henr,
Willard and w. III. stssbuek. Of New
York; Wm. Endicott, Of Boston; Geo.
NJ. Pullman, OF Chicago, and c. u.
Lewis. II. w. Oorbstt. J. N. Dolph. j.
G. Ainswortb, 3. q. Reed end T. F.
Oskes, of Portland. Its officers
are Henry Willard. President; 7. =.
O.kes, Vice President and General
Manager; Theodore Wygsnt, Secrs.
tsry; Horace White. Treasurer; n.
Thielssn. Chief Eogineer. Capt. X
Van ottendorp IL Superintendent Of
the ocean division Of the Compsay's
service; Capt. Geo. J. Aiosworth. su.
psrintendept Of the Columbia asd Will
ismstts divisions; and II. W Fair.
weather. Superintendent Of the railroad
division. During the year endiog June
30th last, the various lines Of the Com
psny carried 1887 passsDgsrs and
$40. s44 tons Of freight. for which they
received 81. 800. 70i.55. Their expenses
amoonted to sI.332.47i 80. and their
nst earnings TO 1885,. 2301S. The
condition Of the Company 10 one Of the
greatest prosperity.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

SEATTLE, Sept 2. 1850.

SEATTLE. Sept 2. 1880.
EDIIoR ISTKLLT6ENcER:
As i WAS coming from YAkina Val
ley, via the Suoquslmie Pass. when
about eight miles this side of Snoqurl-
mic Prairie, riding in tEat lonely read
imsgine my great surprise at seeing.
directly before me. sitting on 3 log,
holding fne looking saddle horse, one
of Seattle's bellies. who. afterwards
learned had dropped behind . party OF
excursiouists returning from q visit to
the celebrated Sn qualnie Falls In
tbs young lady l recognized sn old
acquaintance. aud when she remounted
ner s'eed We rode along pleasantly to
gether for several miles. But - soon
IS . good level piece of road WAS
reached my companion. in . playful
manner, used the whip on her horse
and away she went in ssliop. leaving
me behind to mediate UPON my youth
full days. / supposed she Vas gone for
good. but in less than half an hour
overlook her. she having been stopped
by the fslliag of q small tree across the
road. She had dismountei and led
her horse under the obstacle. but in so
doing dropped her shawl. Stepping
back TO get her garment, the horse
seized the opportunity and of be went,
leaving the rider standing alone in that
desolats region. to contemplate tee
beauties of nature. i at ence started
in pursuit Of the fleet animal. but my
jagged peny was not equal to the emer-
gency. After going six or eight miles
/ met lone man who had caught the
horse. related to him the story and
said would take the animal back, but
he concluded that it was q good scheme.
so he said be would lead the animal
back himself An hour after, while
eating dinner. saw the happy couple
pass on gallop and suppose they ar
rived home safely
c. BRowNFIELD.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05


There 10 good deal Of speculation
b Montana - 70 the route 10 Be taken
by the Northern Pacific Railroad
tkvoagh thot Tsssisory, aud over tho
.fsdgs pcla Al sho Continent Some
surosss thAs the road, after reaching
he ysllowstone. will Traverse that
valley - . psint intsrsectsd By The
Bosemaa Pass. crossing there the in.
tssvening divide IN sight OF Boxeman-
town. awsepiug thence scross the main
range By the Deer Ledge Pass. Ry
othsrs the plain line OF the road i
marked oat b. . route estimated at
over 100 miles Shorter distance in
reaching the Same given poirt west,
vlE Leaving the Yssiovstous above
Miles City. crossing 10 Musselsh.ll
country adjacent. snrmouuting by
eligible grade the Belt Divide. d.boaoh.
ing into the valley Of the Missouri be-
low tho Three Forks. and thence on "a
The back bone. penstrsiing 70 the vest
SIDE by one Of the several sarseysd
pAsses near Helena
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
HUMAN ESpuRAxcE.-Charles W

HUMAN ENpURAYcE.-Charles Vol
colt Brooks, in 1876. read an interesting
document before the Califosnia Acade-
my OF Sciences. in which be declared it
had been sufficiently demonstrated that
even frail canoes and boats. either by
accident or design. have performed
voyages across wide oceans. In 1919,
Kotsebue found at Rhadack group four
natives Of ths Carolina Islands. who
had been driven eastward in q canoe a
distance OF 1900 miles. In ls49 men
came from Honolulu to San Francisco.
$500 miles. in whale boats. And more
recently the boistsrous Atlantic Ocean
has been crossed from New York to
Liverpool By solitary man in iory.
A dozen of the crewof tho clipper ship
Golden Light. burned in the South Pa
clio aboot 1865. just west 81 Cape
Horn, reached Hawaii IN sighty.two
days in . whale beat under sail. and
would have run upon the reef ct Laop-
aholhof but for the natives. who swan
OF 10 rescue these exhausted people. ell
VI whom survived.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

SALMON MARKxr.-J D Ncff, Of No.
I Clay street. San Francisco, reports
on salmon ~ follows Concediug the
largeaess Of the catch there 10 nothing
alarming in the situation. The hsh
cost e425 per case on the Colnmbis
river. and holders cannot afford 10
slaughter their goods. Even asking
prices, u 20 10 u Is are oh. Or. and
the osnsumptive demand ct the East Is
very. large. Australia 10 nearly bare OF
aupplies and tho stock Ia England Is
NOT heavy. Baysrs are holding of but
holders are generally firm. We learn
Of sale to all . shortage at $1.17n,
and this Is about the cheapest fish sold
here from fret hands. Puget Sound
barreled sAlmon are quoted ct 81 % IS
per barrel. and % q 50 per half bar.
rel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

THIS nomination OF women TO tho
Office Of School Superintendent 10 .
popular political innovation In this Sec
tion. Tie progress made BY women Of
late years In matters educational ID
wondsrfaI. and jussifss the trust re.
posed 10 them. A person doesa't have
to 60 lack very many years TO recollect
when woman in tho schoolroom was
an uncommon sight. Now two thirds
the instructors of the you,h OF our
country are Of the female sex.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
METEOROLOGY,
PeRr BLAKELY, W. r., Sept. 8.

PeRT BLAKELY, w. t., Sept. 8.
Another summer has passed away
leaving only its record The month OF
August was as follows: Highest tenn
perature. SO degrees. on the Goth; low.
est. 46 degrees. on the 18th. Average
temperature for the month. 90 degrees.
The average for August 1879 was 82H
degrees: for August 1879 was 90
Rainfall for the m onth. l so inches.
half. OF more clear. % days; cloudy,
days.
Not q single day during the month
that hindered ont door labor.
II. N. HosKIysoN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
THE nor MARKET.

Fmnet Wells Hop Circular Of Aug.
Goth says: There has been quite Q
movement in s6e shipping trade dur
ing the past week; nearly 1900 bales
have been shipped since our last issue,
and we learn that 200 bales more have
been sold tn 60 out the fore part of
next week; most of the shipments have
been made on orders. The terms are
Of Q private nature between buyer and
seller. but We venture to say that not
over 81 cents has been obtained on best
lots. Is to 20 cents being the ruling
price on prime shipping goods. There
has been some inquiry from brewers,
but We do not hear of Any important
transactions. Seedlings are selling at
% to 80 cents
In England during the past week
the reports from plantations have
varied considerably-the first few days
brought favorable news, but later
was experienced an unfavorabls change
10 the weather. aud eonseq uently more
hes been heard of the attacks Of
mould If during the month We have
really August weather, we sball do
we'll enough and have as many hops As
will be required. The first packet Of
the English growth Of 1880 has been
sold during the week at IS per cwt., or
33Xc U. b. currency The market 10
still quiet. and the boards very short Of
hops.
B Nef's Circular Of Aug. 2sth gives
tho information following concernios
the San Francisco market: The market
10 yet very unsettled. There are small
arrivals Of new crop. and few sales
have been made 10 the local trade Ct
the wide range If from 20 to 80 cents
English buyers have not commenced to
operate. aud il viii be some weeks be-
lore prices are established.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

PIEacx couxrY DEMOCRATIC Nox.
NATIONS Ia the Democratic Conven.
ton Tor Pierce county. held At New
Taooma. on the 30 Inst. nominasions
we're made - follows Representative
--Stsph<u Judson. Andisor-Wm d
Kelly. SasriG-J John Rieaey. Treas-
urer-Lesi q Sh.ltna. Counsy Com.
.issioa<ss Il r Rogess. d B H.spsh
and 4 = Fsrqasrsen. School Superin.
tsndent-Anna G Weller. Prohaas
Jsdss-w 2 Doashsrty. wsehnsstxr
WIN Thompsou.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

Tbs Saequslnis Pass ID spoken u.
by those Who have gone over Il this
ssason for the 6rst time. In terms u
the most rspturous character. Il Il
said to b. natural Railroad route. and
one that viii not much longer b.
allowed 10 remain unoocupisd. II pre-
ssnts no obstacle that will b regarded
serious By the engineer Of the latter
half Of tho nineteenth century,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

Ais esasrslly undsssesod tAas shout
sixsy Of The delegates .slsc1sa T. the
Vancouver Convsntioa fAscs Brsals
uaquAlinedly. thirty Allen. I've Miacr
ssd the remaiudsr "scattsrisg." sixty
votes wi!l secure Brsnts the nosniu.
alton on the 6rss ballot.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
sAIifaassA.

sAs FkAScisco. Sep, 2.-The Cos
tom House measurement 81 the Ho
CbuBg cargo gives 100 tons On bid
FIR bringing 500 punches of bananas the
IL Chung was Is e-n,s bunch lower
thai the Psesdc Mail Steamship Co..
BID. The Ho Chung's Was 20 cents aud
TIE r Ii $ $ Co.'S IS cents. II 10 now
thought that the Chinese Company
will usderbsd the = VI > 3 Co on all
freight.
SAN fRAscI.co. Sep. ga grain
warehouse at Washington Corners.
Alameda county. containing about
$50. 900 sschs Of wheat and barley,
bursed this morning; loss probably Q
quarter Of . million. IL 10 believed
that the fire was incendisry. as certain
characters were found marked on the
building . few days sgo which have
been found on previous occasions on
warehouses subsequently, fired 1t is
supposed 10 be the work Of tramps.
There is, however. some resson to be-
lievc that sparks from cleaning ns.
chine In ths vicinity may have caused
the coufagrstion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

A party vent berrying on the Moosic
MONTANA. In PsnnsyIsania. and Il
night. when they came together te start
home. ten year.old boy was missing.
A ssarch vas made for two days and
nights before finding him. and be wss
then slmost dead from fatigue and huu.
ger. Fright bad cr.sed him, and be
Vas discovered hidden undsr . bush.
~ posing that his friends were Wild
men. who meant 10 eat him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

BY advice Of the City Councii, Mayor
smith has cent President Hayss for.
NAL invitation TO extsad his visit 10
Seattle. Il 10 usdsutood that the
President Viii visit Portland, Van.
couvsr. wsl!A walls and Olympus.
The action Of our municipal suthoritiss
will receive the appreciation Of ell good
citiaeus. 49,. =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

The growth Of the city Of Calcutta
rivals that Of any city in the history Of
the world. Although little more than
40 years old. her popalatioa numbers
about ono million.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

From the Nstieasl Surgical Institute.
Indianapolis. Indiana. viii visit Seattle.
w T., Sept. Sd and tth. 1850. provided
With complets And expensive outfit Of
apparatus designed Tor the treatment Of
spinal DissAse, Hip and Knee DiseAss.
Crooked Limbs. Clab Feet Paralysis. IA
Pllss and fistula cured without tks knils.
This Institasion has an uneqaaled repu.
tation Ia the treatment Of thesr dissuass,
and those interested should nos fail 10
So these surgeons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

Before retnrning 10 San Fnncisso
Rev w II Nilbara ''ths hllsd nan
eloquent" viii visit Corvallis, Albany.
Salem. Oregon CITY. TIE bales. walis
WAlla, Olympia seattle, Victoria and
Astoria Il u likaly that h vim leo
tnrs q least oscs y sach q ~ eieiss
msntionsd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
xxezrzvnr 70 rzs isrE.Izsscx..


OLYMPIA. Sept 3i-Chshalis county
has instructed for Allen aud Bloomfield.
The delegates to Vancouver are Gsddis
and Bssvsr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
EAsTERN STATES.

OMAHA. Sept 3.-The Prrsi l-Dtial
party arrived here from Chicago by
speciai train at . O'Clock.
WASHINGTON. Sept 3-The Po.toffice
Department resolved advicss today frem
Gainesville. Florida. stating that Sc
we're storm swept over the central part
Of Florida on the Is, and "a inst. Post
roads were flooded. bridges washed away
and mail communication seriously in
terrupted.
NEW York. Sept 5-Advices just re-
ceived give accounts Of q disastrous
hurricane which swept over Jamaica on
the night OF August 18th. The wind
ragged with such fury - the beginning
that the street cars had to cease run
nirg. Vessels were sunk and driven
sshore. wharvss destroyed, roofs blown
on. trees uprooted, and catalogue oil
other damages sustained. the amount OF
which it is impossible to ssti,nsts. Not
. single cnastsr in Kingston hArbor rode
out the gale in safety. Twenty seven
vessels, briggs. barks, &c. were driven
ashore or went to pieces at their docks.
Every wharf but one was blown away.
and the beach was strewn with cargoes
Of vessels wrecked. Many seamen are
missing. and they are supposed to have
persisted, All the penitentiary vessels
ioundered, and those at Port Royal sus.
taine,l considerable damage. The dam
age on land is roughly estimated at
flO0. 900. Three seyers shocks III
earthquake were felt during the storm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

An alarm Of fire At midnight 10 . start.
ling thing. but not half % startling 10
many who hear IL % would b@ the sud.
den knowledge Of their own dangerous
physiosl condition. Thousauds and
thoasands are hurrying to their graves
because they are csrelessly Indifferent
70 the ins,dious inrnsds Of diseese and
the rneans 81 cure II il the missiou al
II II Warner 3 Co.. with their San
kidney and Liver Cure. to asouss men
to sense OF their danger and then COR,
them EeapAis Appeal.
The Chicago Tsmes says: Warner.
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure Il highly
endorsed by ministers. Judges. physi
cisns. surgeons. by men Of literary ana
scholarly distioctioo. and By Individuals
IN all the vaiks Of life.
The father OF Nrs Tom Thumb dieA
lately. q Middleboro. Mass. Re -
OF usesiinm stature.
Don't fogRok b try TIA Bnp>an -,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

ROVE, Sept SIN consequence Of the
mediation of Italy. France and Eng
land. the Governments of Chile and
Peru have opened negotiations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

Don't forget 10 try IL Barsaa ciear.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04

An ola and successful wheat grow.
er furnishes the following recipe to
prevent smut in wheat: use a solu,
ton of four ounces of "blue vitrioP to
a gallon of warm water; when dissolv-
ed, use half gallon to the busbel Of
wheat, sprinkle it over the heap on a
tight floor, and stir until every grain
is wetted, then dry it by sitting quick
lime over the heap and shOveling it
over. The solution of bluestone alone
is a sure preventive, but by the use Of
lime you can dry the wheat ready for
sowing quicker.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04
tshow this to your Afflicted Friend)
n EURALGIA

nR.F. W. RREENHALGE, Nashville
II Tenn. Dear Sir:-One OF my daughters
tuaercd intensely With Neuralgia for more
taaa tr1 years. / feared she would lose her
eyesighg. | read the certificate you published,
Of the rrin. rk sblo cure your medicine perform
Ell in Mr. Martins case and his statement
vcuased tor by your best business firms eff
Nashville. (MesSrs Berry. Demoville 4 Co..
Evans. Vito, Porter u o., Morris K Stratton.
sad Gray. kirkman * Col and Ofccurse. that
Was evidence sufficient Of the reliable nature Of
the article. but ] felt that I would be better
satisfied IL | could have q talk with Mr. Martin
about The matter. and accordingly ] wrote him.
Suffice u ia say, that was we'll pleased with
Bit stsiement. | procured your Cure for
NeHrs gia aud Rheumatism by mail. Ny
daughter Was relieved ~ sOsn as she Was uBdeT
the inf asncs Of your Cure" and for your
medicine can say that. you may add another
nams ia yasr !ist Of Cures. l feel Il my duty
IN do this. bcrsuFs | regard II good medicine.
and kn"w q ~ IL cured my daughter after ALI
other rem eiies tried had failed. / have rec
ommvna. u u 10 persona ic Mississippi. Louis
lana and Carolina, AID still do 50 uuhssi;2t
inclg. You're trg.y,
Rev. DR. johnson l. Principal! Of Whitworth
Female College, Brookhayen, Miss.
Sent postpaid on recei 1t of one dollar.
Fer sale hy ". Il. Cooley, Milan. Tenn.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04

A NEW COMPOUND. Scientifically pre-
"A pared of Balsam TolR. CryStalized Rock
Candy. OH Rye Whisky and other t0nies. The
formula is known to our best physicians, u bigh :
ly commenced By them. and the analysis OF
one Of our most prominent chemists, Prof. q.
A. Mariner. Of Chicago, 10 on the label OF every
bettl0. IL IL well-kn0Wn TACT 10 the medical
profession that Talu. Rock aud Rye will afford
She greatest rrlief for Coughs. Colas. inBueEza,
bronchitis. sore Throat. Weak Lungs, also
Consul plion. in the ineipieRt and advanced
stages Of he DISEASE.
It l. used as Beverage and for an Appetizer.
making a delightful tonic for Family use. Try
Il; you wili knd il PLEASANT 30 take, Of great
service. IL weak or eeblitated. as i gives
strength. tone aud activity % the wnule humas
frame.
rss- Put ppin Quart size bottles for PANTY use.
Sold ty DruggistS and dealers everywhere.
lAWRENE 4 MARTIN,
sole Agents for the United States and canadas.
Madison street. Chicago.
<rF- Sole agentin Milan. Dr. n. D. L. Jordan.
I r raggist. febl2-ly
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-04
MILAN EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, NovR 4, 1880.
The way TO Improve STOCK.


The cheapest, best and only way
for small farmers of limited means to
improve their stock to advantage is
10 Pu. chase pure bred male. Whether
it be hogs, sheep or cattle, thorough
bred male would pay for himself in a
very short TIME. A good Jersey or
short horn bull, herd registered, and
well adapted to the wants Of the ordi-
nary farmer-good for all practical
purposes, can be purchased at from
800 to $3.50. His services in a neigh
borhood where pure bred males are
scarce, would in all probability ,be
eagerly sought after by the surrounds
ing farmers, who would be willing to
pay a reasonable sum for his use-say
from 60 to SIS for each COW. IL the
bull is in good condition, and has the
age upon him, he could be expected
TO serve from from 40 to 80 or more
COWS in one season. 1t no longer pays
except under very unusual circum-
stances, 10 raise common stock of eth
er hogs, sheep or cattle. A good
mich or butter COW always demands
a good price, and a sorry one is hard
TO dispose of TO advantage, and very
seldom pays to keep. This the farm
ers all over the south are beginning to
understand, and hence the improve
ments going on in the native herds
throughout the country. Never use
a grade bull under any circumstances,
when the services of a thoroughbred
can he procured at moderate price.
--Dirie Farmer.
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
ST.. LOUIS r. K.

For information, time-tablfs, and list Of
summer resorts. reached BY this line. call on or
address,
C. p. ATMORE, Jr. Wv. L. DANLY.
Passenger Agent. GenI p. h 7. AGENT.
Memphis. Tom. Nashville. Team
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-30
[By Telegraph tie the Sentinel

DUBLIN, November 29.-The resolution
of the Cabinet not to resort to coercion
has caused very great disappointment and
apprehension among the landlord classes
in the disturbed districts. They look with
alarm at the prospect Of more outrages and
wider spread indignation and disaffection.
There is good reason, however, to believe
that the Executive will try to show by great
activity and energy that they possess suff-
cient power in the ordinary law. The dis
turbed districts are flooded with constab-
ulary and military, and all the resources at
the command of the authorities are avail
able, if required, for the protection Of life
and property. But the secret and conI-
plete organization Of the Leaguers enables
them to anticipate the movements of The
c~onstabulary, and in some instances to de-
feat them, There can be little doubt that
the organization OF the Leaguers is rem
dered most perfect and formidable by Its
connection with the Fenian system. 1t is
this that makes intimidation SO irresisti-
BILE. In some districts it is practiced with
great subtlety and skill, so that the author
tiles are unable to counteract it. They
can deal only with open acts of violence,
| while q more effectual system of terrorism
is carried on under an eternal appearance
of tranquility.
DUBLIN, November pa large lan1
meeting was held at Sligo to-day. Davitt,
Dillon and Sexton were present. Two
bottles of gunpowder were found under
| the platform before the meeting began.
LONDON, November 29.--The battalion
| of guards ordered to Ireland numbers
about 800 men. 1t contains few, if any,
Irishmen. The battalion leaves on Wednes-
day. The cost Of the Boycott Expedition
was $50, 900. The Government has decided
to reinforce Berr Garrison to 600 men, and
to send troops to Benagher, Portumna,
and several other small western owns.
M. De Lesseps' Panama canal scheme
was placed before the London public on
Saturday. it being proposed to issue 800,
600 shares, at 500 francs each, interest to
be allowed on the paid up shares during
the progress Of tho work. There has moi
yet elapsed sufficient time to enable one tc
ascertain how this scheme will strike the
English public, but the tone in this city ii
decidedly not favorable to NJ. De Lesseps
project.
Hanlon and Laycock to-day arranged 6
match for 81 900 q side, to be rowed on the
Thames within six weeks.