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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-07

Descriptive Circular
DELAND, FLORIDA.
The Village of DeLand Is located
five miles east of our landing, on the st.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
pass; very nearly IN the Geographical
Center, north and south, of Volusia
county, and almost exactly in the centre
of the
Great Orange Belt.
This place is about twenty-five miles
from the Atlantic Ocean, and is almost
constantly favored with a tempered
Sea Breeze,
and from it's elevation above the river. il,
location among the pines. and it's isolation
from all standing water, 1t is peculiarly
adapted to the necessities OF lnvaI1ds.
This belt of land is about twenty miles
long, and averages about five miles wide :
is gently undulating. and, in our immedi-
ate vicinity. somewhat Ou1 lands are
Unsurpassed i'm q ertiIiIy
by any pine region IN the State. In our
village. which is only four years old, we
have fine
School Building,
used also for union Sunday School and
church services.
We have daily mails. three general mer-
chandise stores one of the largest in South
FL orida, a drug store, millinery and no.
ton store. furniture store.
The Florida AgriculturIst,
large eight-page weekly paper, IS pubs
lished here, and is valuable paper for
those desiring information from Florida.
A railroad from our Landing via DeLand to
the Atlantic Coast is chartered and work
commenced. also material on hand for
telephone to our landing. Our boarding
houses afford good fare at reasonable
prices. Carriages run to meet the mail
boats daily to carry passengers to and
from the landing,
For the information of invalids we VII
aUO CnaC, SeNerdl SOOu puySlCIduS are Set |
tied IN our midst, cultivatlng oranges as
business. but affording excellent medica |
aid when required. They report the fol-
lowing
Remarkable Health Record:
During the years 1878, 1879 and 1880 within |
q circle of miles diameter, DeLand being |
the centre, with population aver |
aging over $50, many of whom came here |
invalids, there have been but deaths. |
Two were infants under 6 months, and
were men who came here sick
A Chain of Lakes
northwest of us afford protection from |
frost so perfect that the extreme cold of |
Dec. 30, 1880, did not injure our orange
trees or frnit.
We are offering these choice lands to |
actual settlers, at from ten to thirty |
dollars per acre. Village lots and i'm
proved property for sale also. For fur
ther particulars call on or address
J. Y. PARCE
DeLand, Volusia County, Fla |
Fl. A. DELAND, s...e Gt s..,} --1a.'s "rss'
AFoonooH
, 1881-10-28
A GANG or BOY Hu3GLARs,t

JOhn Fletcher. u Troublesome Young thief,
whn.t pNrchfs Hive hcnr tho ct,rtlcr Or Green
nllti Mpnr0e 1tEUuts. wne ynsturlny hold by JUS
tlcc WMsh II, $i0U hHil tO the CrIEiiuMl Court for
tho bur9lnry Of the rcsiheco Ut Il. X. Hall, No.
IL Pas.lua sircGt. Fletcher Ind for sots,a tilt,o
been trimming with Il bnl ut young thieves witt,
ilava boon working chsoiIy III tho West IAl'so
Street District. TN tho 1st Inst. Sir. ltaIis resi-
,luIsc1 wis [orcel opcu during tho temporary
tlsscIice or tho family. ind ubuut slD0 worth at
prnporty Btulen. 4 p0rtl0n Of which has
Ri,,uu heeu rccuyernd III tho In,ssasaIun Ut
Edward stebblns. keeping II restaurant Mt No,
Il. Wust Mndistn stroet. Tho hnnlc o.lIcnrH have
utsD nrrostrd urUrEu Washington. MI incurrtgE-
b1u ytlt'llg neXrn kIuf. Wtln t3 bsait rho uctul.
plies " Fletcher tn lhIluy 1T Ills recount arfiHpA.
Including II hur1inry mt MnrCrgl. III. Washington
Is hlh..Gt charges! With lilo blrxi1ry, utt tho Mf!-
"rnun Vt tiIu nth, VI tilc ntse VI JHhu r. flhllnn-
Tyne, M II lifsf,t'lIculrt. .l ennpn nj watches
stulan Mt ILLS time wcro tri.tel thrtIllHh WHah-
nrres.eil Tor receiving stolen property. Still
unottler iNlrgtury c!,nrKesI up tn tho ynt,ng
koapt4rnvcA Is that ur tho Residence Of u. ".
Stratum. M, unh1u Park plru, which wus
ctlierc.t III tho 17th Instant slnrtnx the tonlpD-
ryry Atsvtlre vi lilo fnn.iiy. AHn,t *l1tl worth
af silrerwMre. c!sshng. ind other arliules wcrp
sluut,, intst Ut which wGrt recovered tn thu
,Na@acssun nr HAtl!e 1llGanr1s, Ut No, |. Clinton
sfrrHt, and Mr. md Mrs. StehbIts. UtIfGcrs
ltuBLu nni ftyhn hive wtlrkCt hMrl upon Tho
raise inr II week Hr tW1. nt,d Uxprct IL hrenk up
Ihu Hai.H effectively ts BsHsM rs TIDY Nr1 nkl1 tu
catch tho rellInlnlny lneH,t'crs Or tho banti,
, 1881-10-28
Disasters and Discouragement Of the
People in tho 0verfowea
Country.
A General Disposition to Sell
Out and Go to Higher
Ground.
Carelesnesg Of Inhabitants Who Did
Nut lscliovc Tic Flood Would
Come.
Terrific Rainfal|s Yesterday at shrsve-
port, La., and Vioksburg,
1tis1.

GtEnnl *crvfcr.
OFFICE or THE CtsKF 3tHsAh 0rFicEts. WA
1snrov, n. C., tct. sstI II. m.-t;l,ief signal
Uil,cer furnishes tho following spec!al bulletin:
Tho barometer II lowest In Kansas nnd highest
on tho middle Atlantic coast. The temperature
Inns risen FROM . to 10 In tho Now EitRIana ail,l
Middle AtlnntI0 Statcs. md sixhtly In tho South
Atlantic unl Nuif stutus. Tennussce, n'lt1 tho
Ohio Valley; and from 10 II IN tho Lake re-
Riutl. 1laiii hnH faltell Btt.co the lust rcFort IN
tho Epper Mississippi ami Missouri Val.
ieys. tho OhH' Valley, Ten.c*sec. an,'
Toxas THO tollnwlns !tensy r4infa!ts aro r.
Inches: Vtuksburg, ,:.11. 'rhe Winds in New En-
gland ind tho :lldIle Atlantic stAtcs arc trnln
Kouth To wuBt; In tho aonrh ATLANTIC mil Ense
uuK States, casttriy; and :o!!thorly III tio
Ohio Valley, Tenncssen. tho ihlkt lcN!oA. The
Upper Mississippi, and Missouri yaIlnys. Che
tho aatir0r line Mt Davenport. and four, feet
nno inches nbUvo at kg0knk. Purity cloudy
wcnshor With rain IA Indicated for Ntw England
tt,day md tnMorrnw.
cloudy weather and rAtn. souiltorly winds, lever
btrolnutcr. arl stationary temperature.
For tho Luke rcHluna p1rtty G!Udy weather
and rain, cnBtcrly winds. luWcr uurumcter4 and
stationary nr iUwpr temperature.
Fur the uppnr NliaslBstppl Valley. partly elntdg
inE vnrtAbIc. nlu stationary or lower bHron'eter
Far tko Missouri Valley, partly cnndy
weuthur unt1 rnsn, vnr!ah!e vlnIs bec,1n1uE
t,Ortherfy. statiOnnry or hfEhor bardfnuter, auu
CatltttlnHry signals nrc ordered for Milwaukee.
Scctinil8 md = tlrnnd Haven, ind Section H.
CHICAGO, Oct. .7-i0:1S p. Ml.-'fhe following
observations nrH tnkeH ut tho a.suie lnuncnt 0f
ttlc at nll The NtAtlOn4 mined:
rfr&+0
, 1881-10-28

THE COLOMBIAN MINISTER II, FRANCE:
Auni:E4 Wlrit SECRETARY l.LA1SE.
New fuIlt;. Oct. .l-tiei1. Santn Dnmtng0
Villa, If Tho Republic Ut Colombia, who
signed IN ltnslnaf er lis t.Dycrn,ueat tho pro-
tn.tt Imtweer II md tic l1nilc.l States, WIS
seem by a 1'fihHnc reporter ut the West
minister llotcl iu.tay. Thc Geileya! WIS
recently upuofntell aliAtstrr FROM Colombia
tD France, 1l,d IS MI hts way IN the Inter
country. III speaking ut tiie l',l,ali,u Canal
complications. he said: @.
II have ru,lh carefully tho dispatch uf Sec
rotary Blalne tn Minister i.nwell, alu! tf my
Interpretation Is currecs. perfectly agreo
Will, 1t, ainl think my t;twernmrnt will. 1t
lnas brel, suggested tint a1r. I}latre mcntls
tn !mp!y Tint
TIE uSrlEp STATES Will. Ss'r SUFFER AN
Atltit:l:MENr
betwre,, tic European Powers III REGARD to
neutrality Ut tllu raual, hut TAXI. 1t TINT tflo
Secretary Ut SsAte Means ilte United S!nles
Government will nut iH,k with fuvnr M nlly
such nsreenlr,,t to which It Is tint party"
"Winn Is the scntiMell, Of your ';0scrn-
ile,lt iii regard IL the nEttler:"
"rhl, Columbian t;uvGrtlliel!t recognizes
tho yItnl interests with ll,e United Stit!es
hnve IN nay highwit which hlny hu Gull
.srslutetl acr,ss the ts.i!iHns I'M! how nlucl,
more thu >stntrs nrt, lnturesl,al tllun any
H.. I!.',.,r,,,nn,,t ~. a,ut ~ lin r,n,' H. ~
t'u u'i"s'tul'tn' N!"' -. W.. p'"pe -
SItoA1'h N rAt"'s hf l!ils ,o,'NiHf'.
wy w., Wy tss Hss'tT ~ @ @ .u % ,nw IL. thn, f III a
"" un!.s ~ ~ ;, h;, MY ~ s..,!. W. LIZ t,,G
ltes, nasS IN ,';,, 'n, !! is,,, sr1t'en ' ~ t ,
,nrx ',I NTH "r m".io,'s s' rn t ~ n - tl. mn
.tt'Jn,m..}f il H.. 1 ,,,,t' u .'''9 "'o :" w eo'
''"':G" ;. ~ ~ .uo ',., 1,'l ...,,,.t ~ f,mh,.
. tha, 'yt III s'T .t,',,t,'',, ,,or ~ ., ,,,,'t."
si a,at !ne =; iytimt,"M, ti,t ln,Wess WY Ky, !,MS
s ' R'i s,i;, " te @ t,s s'.trt m ~ for e', "u,
IN, f2 " u.h,,, ~, 'TM ~; % tsi,u,,pp ",wi fins nm M,
asGi Ivy us t,r u" H.. .. ~ W t;,at ns tns nrt
g ~, tln y 1'to e"A'' u ''"t p''s
!" y: c,.ltaa ,,,o s,,t ,,.,r,,,t1
,, ,r,,,;, ~ II e' ''o'''< :" SA' 'o' y '''' ""''"
w '''M''s .,,. II. ~
TIT: GOVERNMENT oF COLOMBIA
couitl auy: ''rllls Is aur aHi, tlls IL orr tor
ri;nry; We Will lot whoever we u!rasa INT!
whatever n,tiun wusse lit bHtlll ne:iual ncr,ss
tIlr lstlsllls Ut i'uuaulu, und will give In,
guaranty ut my kind u any t;uscril1uont.'
but Wn Grtus,llzu llie rurt TINT t!,nngl ws IRE
nu independent ll,sl!tlI, and hayu Il right to
| luyuta.u uur nils!rH us !,esi suits OURSELVES.
| SIT tl,ern II I. duty wliicl. WI nwe tn n:iler
i,n,to,ls Ut consulting thrlr wishes In atEairs
, 1881-10-28
Til. mississippi ut Burlington. In.

uALEsuuna. H., uot. .7.-YoHr o0rresponstont\
vEsIttl tho rushing Mississippi yesterday ut Illr-
ltugton. The river IL, higher than ever known
Letuta In tho full or tho yaur, Rtll Is thFeg
lDehos higher than IT, June, 1886, when 90 muph
tlatlago wnH oausea by tho ururtlnw, and iWo
rout butow thnt ut lHjl, when everything on tda
bottulns was wushol away.
On tho Illinois aide ut tho river tho bettortta
asu covered with water to within one tnis Of
ulndstolIo ttarn,orly Saxetown}, uud Tho tlRmllAa
car.,ot now bo estimated. Tho corr, which aast
bec1l gathered will be almost to{al lQss; 80 also
will ba tho h,ly In stauks. Tim dwelling house!
In tlIs b0ttuln aro surrounded by tho WNters
tt,achux In sutnc lHstnacas to hull tho alsluntn
os the 1lrst slury. The penp!o escaped, but WI
been dune q stock. ,Beyesal hcntl of eatt!e,
respondent n0tIUu.! soverut small ts.ands hn-
tween the butfs and tho rissr ccstret! with cat.
tic, slUep, AnA h09t, with tue Watur within u
tln,o thtss will uts0 b0 sWept away.
On thu lawa stc. ut turllnkta!!, tbs wntor flas
not daEe mitch ttasuuEa yes. Lumlcr- yntls aDnk
tho river IRA nIiuat. hui prnrMu ustuns have beet
taken 10 secure tho IutNbcr, W that she lota VIII
, 1881-10-28
Gen. Roger A. Pryor Pronounccs the
Buying of Confederate Bonds a
Gambling Operation.
The Colombian Minister to France
Agrees with Secretary Blaine re.
gar,ling tic I'annma Canal.
President Arthur Congratulated for Judge
Folgers Appointment to the
Treasury.
TUE 1,AILnOAD WAR.


Sp.r.a. Di.natsh ia Tht Caicaso Tribune.
NEW Nn1:,s. nrt. :,7.-'rodny tho situation
in thu rni!rnul I,;lssvlignr-rato var wns lliI'
changed. but II feeling NJ uncertainty 1S To
The future presAils. Mr. Vanderbilt having
llspuse,l If tho t,ater to Ills owl, satisfaction.
seemed Ia he wnitln. tn STU wi!nt tlle 0nih's-
iug Ilnrs wrru Enf1,g tn Iin n'oist 1t. ~ ftie
t.l:,Iul trn,ral i).srct II WIS 1r,lrtc. that Air.
Vanderbilt considered tnp ratio uf his new
rates Just. amt that lln prs,nably vault not
rt,augr II, l,u matter ws'as eal.rsn tile other
inais pursued. The Impression Alspt'aret! to
lA' tint the Pennsylvania anu Baltimore IL
t'1iu f;ul i,n,l eINn.gli nf The light alid wern
wui.tSu To nEtI.Als,. Fn!s PEACE.
Mr.. S;l,nlrrh!lt's rate fronl l'nStn1l 10 cl,fcn-
ru. Win New Inrk. IL thu salslc ny l'ut Of tho
Pennsylvania al.d Baltimore IL Olllo. but his
rate irall New York is 25.935 less. The
latter ;,lin,snt, ns II generally understand.
is the eai rate. which Mr. Su,utcrtitt
Insists should l,e added t0 protect the New
Inrt: business. The why atfatrs llnw staMa
tilr lelinSylyania NIll llHltlnn'rr IL Ohto will
In. rompeite,t IL drcrelse tl'gir rate nealn 0r
adnpt Mr.. Vmtlcrbllt's rate To see,,rc any Of
tho New Tnrk business. 1t ~ eytlunt
that Mr., Vanderbilt Is M anxious rs
my hnp ~ AdvaHse tic RATES, a11tt he VIII l'llt
them ~ s fast the other runtts il0. hui ut
.tc snnr time liz lsdeisHrlnine't I" prctect t!s
S-w lnrk INTERESTS. The PENIS :lvnuia n'ltl
YAtr 10 lostnn ,llI alug, aHtl It rvrlatns IT, ';o
s,.r.. whether llt'S will cuinr to air. fandcr~
bits terms. upon ,his punt viii hinge
Till: EVENTS of TtlE Fl:ri'slE.
.it tha passenger uillee vi tho Pennsylvania
l:aiirua.l Il, tliIs. rity nntlitng was k'1owil
uhn,,t the Intentions ar tlle company. Nh
rlaslee III t,lg rates uf occurred. Asllt III new
ilStrllctInns l,ltl been received FROM TIL,
, 1881-10-28
.AMUSE NJ l1NI'S.

y Il
An audiences that not nt,ly filled rYerv ,o,,,-
tho spacious auditorium. bt rrpw.tc1 ,ho H.
ah,l rho aslcs. welcomed ir1rls Miss Clnru tnnt,.
Kellogg M her i1rst appearance In Chlrnvo Wy
uti ntHrnce Ut thrrD yunra. 1t w!4 IN cutbn,tt
tic ati,lcncc. too, fur nrAr1y livery piece m Is.
program received nh G1lcorc. 1t wins I'm, q. ~.
tlcitlnrly critical nut!cner, Int unr rcn,lv ~,
piei,setl nnd entertained with whatever wn, ~
tcrcd thcm: otborwtsc, they might dnyu lnss
Inclined to lind fault With the s,lIIstttntna ~
Miss Clarn poolu for Miss Alta pea.r wi,h,"
notice, mud tho ptaulilg u'i tho p,t,vr,.1
OF augh nft.slinE numbers Al tho "NUn o r.,n
OF Mattel, tho '.'llowrr Sung" from sram,.
und tho quartet fr,,n !" "stnrttn." FnyosI,s ,bs.
may bc, hut wt.er 50 excellent u tutleert ,1m.
pany c',tnes ollIf' onue or twlcoM ycur ID tha
to Elro Bnnutt,fnH INV trt,1. Ihe ,"nrt @ "..
second cutertuinlrlent In tho Slavton & teeum
uours1 and the first vi tw ct'.leetts to ~ vIssa
BY tho slime tftIupp. tho lust Uiie ginning ~
sntnrtny evening next. Lust evenings rro. 70.
gram wns hs ft,t!nws: nv
"FnntMIsie q, Hungarian airs, Lin,
Herr s. Lfs''f0' "esf'',Sis:a ST. Glos ." ''s'" paa',
lAo fn"s 81: 4aV ,pis,n. faa'
tNna'so ils's Sse;S ;3ieiis' 1daso;:t*;E E'''1e"'
t'o"'F .is* clarl ivo;e, '0''''l
'a"'0 10 se'o sid. I,raioii. '''''"'so''
a. s' " i:, clara Loatts 1t'i;usa. 1;t;'ii;ias.''''''eF'
'is iar i'll i,an; aions. -, oo.sa,
Iferrs L.tet5IttiB.
Non v'f s.o. iaattDttra 'A'''e'
iiis. la.T; iools. '''''"Pln'na
"swcot Love, GuMl Night tr Thco,". ... Hottoa
SIU. Hrtynoti.
:s Giaiu Ioa's: xeiica;.' eiii1''''''''''
o'o""'8 iisrr iiaiii: :i,it"is,: 0''n0'A'
Miss KslIJyy, Mis. i'~le, lriyaoIt. awi 7sg.
ttaptetn.
With nearly every number cncarei the pro.
gran, WIS ,nalo q long one. Miss KeIlosg't
voice seemed IT, satisfy Ail tic cxnrcla.Iuns Vi
l,er ndntrora. It wtllll bc ra,,k t.cnsun 10 sug.
gcst flat she wns growing oI1. bit thu uneven.
Ing tho high Hutts ubovo tho staye speaks fot
!tsof tho Btory tint m!ght ha dangerous o rlttsr
!ler sr'is ara ssi woasf'9''y s!ea'
lion distinct, a!,d softer. tunes, or. Erea,
sweetness. but her votco tneks hsrnd1h
md funess, Il Is uot rlcl ntid rcaonnut, and ths
tlHlbru uppeArs to Ert,'v moro niGtala and les
ploaslnE, Nevertheless. Miss kel!ogg is a charm.
ing s,uyer, and tn tic "NMr. !iyc" and tito baI.
Ind with which sho resp"n1cd to her tirst "eore
WIS hcHr1 III GuOd advantage. StXn1r llrEEnH!
also received l. warm S0tGottc, ani tho familiar
stride and purtly form were rcnovnizcd at ancs
as their possGssor crossot! tho stnRe;; 1l's soae
hRs scci hnrsi survicc, nna 1t would be Indeed
nlnrrel0lls u It dill nat show R0ne R'Rns or wear
Tho high notes. When fnken, fruln, tho chest,
yo irced anl nars nt tho ansitons' ,s ats
!as Sas p's ssaSsa 'ehss ao $ao nS eo%ss* siysa
a. to sa. sa' as for as W a:o sssg Z;
"WAprari," IN cncuro. III tic second par'.
Sly. TaKIlaera sarrea o TIE b., hofs hsx 5
notaiug 10 10 slesirol. ind tic cfrcet* or lybt
| auu slintlo wcro carefully observed Ills sa'fe
, 1881-10-28

"FsFH 57ppE17e" =" 3HE IH8t4pV 7EUuHes
: LiaAaBl4iuT, lnd, net. .s,-Flvu yeMra ng0
Juhn Stevens. than III iuu,Atu or thu Ctlunty
Asylum, stulu Il ih,rao frum that inalitutlOu mud
went west. hs% ms,,shs previous i.H hal gMilen
lrlr to Sal0U, which he sprnt 1T rn(ous living.
I.a. night stsGlls ycmturud hAek ilgre* tlt,l tu-
slny lG VIVA NrrusteA MI IL tut0h Wslrrltnt nl'OM
tAu indictment HtNtIlNI fnlir yHtEA txO.
, 1881-10-28


hns jniti /, iuet lint 4 i,rrhy winner viii be
bred III n New Mesicn farm IN lrsA than six
Year, Is rtFtn!i t!tg English VIII be fett-
resented hereafter at the S;!lcs nf American
yearl!ngs. nh!t III ihe 'li,h ttfaSs teRln,i,
ltscd mil 'lIrd.
tnS*.'rtArnH Anst1:srEn.
william, l.: S1bpIe was arrested ut ills home
TT Fourth STREET, Jersey tits, tollay rs tho
cl.iri nt tn rnt!sItraiors wil9 ston;l,S lEIat
cua tiie W.s u! the I.te h1lass :. ~, a,'n a,o
ts.: p tlie r!ea'I ~ ~ t"ra'nf' nn'! teo aaa,
I'l rarse ~ no lMil.i,"!'SG ut tie GaSs unntli
81 ,na ssfH! srtaate ,1er lt ,n IT, Mse tne WHIST IT,,
H. te on'.isn ~ T.. w. '!nSE uo !'nPress'on .t
IL Wtas n'a1aa!',e'l ~ s!!e nun w'a "ia'Fa!st
ute WHY'S .h',iltinS ustnnH' Mi1'1 nite ~ tt!c
:tsattr!,e;*, !, y, sent by ti!e rnl,sl'lrntora WIS
to"''" III ''is pocNel Wtlc'' nrFes'e"'
~HAI1.,DX.
T!!e sinnll..pox l1us blukr'l nnt ntla,tg tho
meaical stItlei'ss 1T l'clIe''se li"sulaut.
wff.f. CONTINUE.
t;encrat. .Frtsltt-A Agent Villas. Of tito Now
Inrk, Lake Erie IL Western !snlroat s,ntes
tint the impression Is erroneous Tint TITO Ii;
l4tnu will ct.sc IL, exist on tho lst Of l>es,ll,.
l,er llt,xt because tile Michigan Central nt,,l
l.aka Sllnrc \ Michigan Sont'lrrn llatlrmls
Tram these lines III, tint date. The lines Will
continue to run ,,,tl III, business IN ,ts.lai Iii
cuil,c,ito1 wttl, Utl1cr t1,rUurh freivi,t jmcs.
ITALIAN u,,1t,ASns.
tjni,pl S,ta,rs commissioner t)si,irn. WIN
l,rl,t tho itNlIan Eslnsita for extr,,,Iitin, ~
tilc brigast1 i,o wns alleged tn lr SAYS: ~
III this ctIl,ntry, ul tho liuIiln Gnyer,itI,e,s,
Ii successful lin Tits instance, will purs,lo
them to justtce''
fI,,rs IN 1,,,ookI,yy.
ur,, ,.r,,.r nut tI,ts ,unr'ir1 IN tbc ury.
,nnt. Hns,. If Wrs"ttrr Nhr',l1atn ~ ~ ''s Em}.
tu,, streui, i.rquklyil. a1Nl lt,forn il wi,s ~
tl,lg,tisl,ptl tl!c stirk was .tasnnxetl by tho
s!ttcS Nlltl water *:..50,tAO; partly Insured.
.lAlnes 14yncll, an engineer, WIS hntily
burned, and Andrew MrSImtc, lireIna,l. fell
lnreu. flie origin Of tho flrr WIS sI,nhta-
'rlse t'Inlltcr 1rni,-Wntks. II, S0uth llruuk.
lyll. were tlalsnsc.t by .ffgu this morning to
tho amount W S:N,"%. ltsltr"l.
\ DEAD MANS Drive.
Edward Sutton. = trsgt1llIt', WIS seen to
l,r dead this lnnrl1ttlg When bis turse turned
rr1E, llrUnlwny Illtn Liberty street, Us Il w1ts
nccusto1ne,t to every ,1or1ilns Vt abolIt. tho
| same tl,1n, a,sl sntt'Hi's i,m!y, thrown from
| tx l,.lancH BY tho tnrit, trl 10 tho street..
| The l1utly w;ls cutt, aud Sutton llnst fHye
hce!' tet't 1l',ln tiln time lic t3nk ~
stt ~ Wy % MA.' ~. t'u H'a.o ~ ~.
n,iem: , ~ 'tS1 t ,.tti, ~ ~ ,,s.,,,s ,,,,
t,,,,,, ~" ~, i .T NM, ai.tir,, nstn ~ liz so,t
,,i' IN S,,,,S ~, ~ II. ha,,.,s ,,nt,,,.. III osn.
WY t.e ,...!a ~ ~. ~ i, .''''' "''o'ee''' "'et
| ., ,,.,...,,
rr to,,, iin,, ,,.,, ..ai;', ,,''.',, ,.o,,a,o,,
| ~. v"ail .!nli MAs eaMGt u!".n Sestc!4af
~ Ion!l1tlr !ro'l s1le Cau'!til ~ ana unt'
,,y VI ,.J ai,, H., .t *. ',.
Ituaus NHttt. ueiai5 tiu M1iu;t'tt'1,ls ~:
IL, ,,,""il.,p.;i, ~. @ ~ H.. .1,,;,rsttv 1,w
| liMll tI,ur,cH thU Council fur tic hoinr
shown hin, aid astcil /, few ays to ronstlur
| tilu matter hrtnrt giving lis decision,
, 1881-10-28

lhsch ihto acn,nnt III coosMst'nK n.s ahHIv la4 ~
.ir Il, III ,nst tings. II Tia eort t,f r..ltuiuUs
trujulu9 l,c hod rrcrIyul nmong tha ,isciplcs. nr
Enlnphciiitcs, ,ntur wh0ro Influences hn was
lu!c "r what t'ti.er irntessnmt .acnnnitnasi'n,s
en!l rritHl".s w.. cxner'sle": Inov nnSo imIao
syntny VIII ah9 tst,,eta ~ @ @ e'inmt' ton
~! .,,ti, .sl,. srI.in"s ~ .thur i".nIn.tInm4
Mr, fninr. Thnv re- i",, thn t,yItic,iccs tr ,,,,,
yrrsint,, Or rnttter If rrYcncrntinut IL txu very
simple ind plain terms: Ttu first !a faith IN tho
l.nr!i lcsls Christ. and tho soeDH T. ln'H,orsn:
.erp thines when ulhvra unu.efs1aha ~
;rira he's1 70 nld t. i'So ,, daaisnso ~. nc
iuimn ~ ,,r,,sr. ;rh,, tnntifatc f,r bipttsm IN
ill ,skrd Or uxt,cciSl Il, Hivu nnythit,K ihlst va
kttnw ~ III xpurlcsleu' r r'!atHh " tho ilnn.
ner M n,s Gsers IT., ~ ~ m ~ ~ T''1s y =
an,,v'l Mrnlv IT. i lii nfter iIfr hp Is Is iittiu
trniht!l nlMutt hts esnf,tions Us 1T iirst. rtu
Mrin,sa-ss Iltako the Inuyt Of inner emotional
r,,r 1tsctrt,t.a THE Yr.sr.
r, -, M .a .o. , ,,.,,','.,. @ ~, ,,,,,or.,,,,
tn,yy wn,ii, mt oo i.o n.,s tn,mr ~ ~ .nrvm
;.,,,i u,tslyto hs f,oiuus. Or IL sruuk nf tholn
when t,tcy Obsr,f.lcti thoifiseIycs lm hts aticn-
tim. MIR wo'lld ia kiuw ,htw cnQerty ttn,t-
tx ll.enea t l,snr from his lips words of tcs'
i,y IT, ,o ossef nI IKn' ro .u,oort ~
s, s9.: @ t ~, m!u W t',tcinT
a o,,nr" ~ ~ W. r. ,T III III hci"S" IN
nnnInuv r. ntsssed. i comsIstnut Gbr,stia1, iffeis
n scictit Testimony. If nuy aro disposed 10 fur
not It or to- ,olht It pcnuac tl,uy hnvo mt hcara
lying words, they shny that they hnyc nttasf,e !,
lou iitilo IN lrihE nGeJs. ING neeas:nS s,..i snI
taaes t ii !. consistent Cht!stt,n wink, unI tho
futIltly nj dying words WhErN thtA ms DGtt1 Abs
, 1881-10-28
TLECT1llC light.

TNEMEI.y NASHEthll!s.
speeidl NIs,m,ch 10 IAs G'tteapo 1fih!he.
NEW Yol.k. Det. .T.-'l'lm l}uarl Of ILL.,
drrwriters have lAken .ectttut stems tnwuras
tAB prevention of fires BY etectrh-lglt
wIrcs. 'I'hey consider uncovered wires anil
lamps with uprm bottol,!s. or without slnbcs.
~ extremely hazardous, md IInsn uaupttal Il
resolution tn compel n!l pursons owntilg
buildings III wliicl, electric lights urss aIsca
To L,aEu such alterations us will lrt.tcr tllcM
comparatively safe, nnd to discontinue tho
lglns until such alterations nro con,p!etrd.
Insurance. con, pal,!es having slaks nj slcll
buildings ure recommended tn givN notice
tint unless such alterations uru ,tlltle within
tttl days trnl!l thu t!nlu0t serving lllu lntIto
tlu I!,>lirntcu III suisl buildings Will hn rul,-
eeln''. Il'e l!uard nj Underwriters sAy they
IN NOT wASr Tn bo ANYTHING rSFAW
10 lie electric Hight cnu,la1les. lllIr to create
hui investigation Inns slInwiltllat steps uf t!,ls
Eiutl must By taken. lhu recunt lhyestiga-
@ 1;'h i'y tllo lsnnlti Ut tl,lerwrltcrx AiMi tllc
There Is well antllenttcaual Easy leln,rtttl
troln llustnn III which I'M electric light wire
bcsane e;'taIlglnh wltl, u tslertlot!a wirr, tho
current immediately burnIl!x nit ti.a ttle-
MMnlwork. TlM sums tllltg llapt.unca j,
Maiden Lane, LII this city, nat hing sina'. t'u
Turslny Ut tltfs Wreii lilo signal Bus No. 81,
ut William alnl Chambers STREETS, wils
iHErry WILL, llt'isSEn orr
ArlI te WtA,dwnrls Ut tlle JAnlu Gllnrrul. 'rllb
Fire Commissioners c0nsider tlI!s u partlrit~
LARRY lulpnrtant nntt0r. fn,iN thu f,!:t lint
~" r. Tex II question WIS rs,s:lur! 'sSn!ess uts
r'. III tl!H 1ltiXtIb0rl,0i!tl IL w0nlt nut llnyn
!"sn MiSsiale ,tn SIND ult naarM fran .thnt
boy. Tho subject IL nl,o witch nlny well
eai,It the attention Ut authorities IN rlEles
other tl.i.,t New York
, 1881-10-28

NEw Yull'.. t,ct. :'.-.arrlvcG, tho Amer'auc.
fr,Itsl iiuvrt!.
IlIttAGl:uAslIA, Out. :1.--.sryiycd, the IrItfah
nMra:l, rrpm Lttcrnt'nt. ...... ~.
ll,HltlX. nct. .7.-lA1 steamships Stnte 0f
Pennsylvania al,l Sfusia, from NUw York, luy1
arrived nllt,
HAMnruu, Dot. :s.-Arrlsel, tho CImhru,
from New }utk,