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nHAHCIAl AND OOaHRECIAL.


NEW YoRK, July a. OSE4 MARKET
easy at 2kaS pr cant Prime mercantile
paper Sa4 per cent. Sterling E1chaRgs bank
en- bills weak at y s.; demand y IS,
CONVENIENT B0Nps-Were FAX per cent
higher for extended hyCs and skies, and u
per cent low or for fOurAnd,A,hAlis and fours
U. =, e. eOups d u-lG93fIRsw & ....-....,.......I OlK
Lev A''''-..'-'..r+.-lleN
RAILROAD BoHDs-Dull and upSSttlsd,
STATE BoaDs Dull, except for Louisiana
consols, which rose X per cent
sissSa ss Ss@'e IL . T Tisiistis e ssi:;i;'; e.:
% Joseph, .....--,,--ll0 mltRrSd eoupGnI,, 61k
Tennessee o Old.,rr. . ylraaia issTsi,.".'iS
Tsnnoaee u neW,.,. q eOasrOd,
sTocEs-Ths mAFke opened generally arm,
and In the early dealings prices rose a fraction,
butat the hr't board Q weak tone pr vailed,
and before noon q decline was recorded rang
Ing from y tolh per cent 81 Paul, Northern
Pacific preferred, New Ieney Central and
Denver h RE Graude leading.
During the afternoon speculation gradually
gained strength under the covering Of short
contracts, aud prices continued TO rise up To
the close Of business, the highest figures otthe
day being current in the final sales. The
advance from thelowest point OF the morning
ranged from Il to 81 per cent, the latter in
Hannibal q g. Joseph preferred. st. Joseph
common, st, Paul, Alton 4 TeFre HAute,
North Pacific preferred, aud st. Paul 4 oma.
hA preferred were also prominent in the i'm
prOVement Central Arizona was forced down
TO az with very heavy transactions, The
manipulation OF this stock 10 exciting much
uniaYOrable comment. The Stock Report,
mining journal, has the following; I'VE
wish TO ask the officers VI the Central AEiZ Inl
. few pertinent questions, Perhaps they will
consider them impertinent: Isit or is It moi
o fact that you are nov making arrangement
to list your stock on the London Stock Rx
change, and that youAre working the markeI
for the purpose Of shaking out holders o.
stock, so that you may work prices up with
out having TO buy much stock, and so yor
will have . high price in New York TO maxi
your London deal on2 We will DO glad 4
publiSh your reply"
From the Commercial Bulletin; 1.-THE up
ward movement ~inAugurated on the Stool
Exchange yesterday made further progreS
to-day, and large purchases were made, boil
for long and short account
I'm the early dealings the beariSh preSsur
was renewed, and for o time the prices yielded
but the decline was speedily recovered ant
the closing quotations were almost inyRliAbl!
higher than those Of yesterday, 1t was ri
mored that representatives Of the trunk line
had met for tie purpose OF putting an end t
the existing difficulties, but this could not b
verified"
There Is still q large outstanding short in
terest end any attempt to cover naturally re
suits in an advance, Us was tae case to-day,
Transactions 800, 900 shares,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July 22.-1A ~
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley,
fair weather, preceded by local rains IL
the northern portion, westerly, veerinp
TO northerly winds, higher barometer,
stationary or lower temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather and rains, easterly winds, shifting
10 nottherly, falling, followed BY rising
barometer, and stationary or lower tenn
peTRtuTu
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Some thieves entered the store room Of
james R. Ackef, on Sixteenth street, early
yesterday morning and stole a quantity Of
tobacco, cigars, 10. They Effected an on.
trance by placing q ladder against The
building and going into the becond story
window, !hence going down etaifs. Col,
Nusum Of the Postofice happened along
and frightened them away,
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There is a rumor that wetSserber will
challenge Ulstor, but the formers friends
deny II.
Captain MePhelsrs, oitbe towboat Ark,
on which Boil is pilot, says be will be one
Of four 10 back Boil for $500 or 1000 for
smother race with Clator, To be rowed
within The next thirty day. He can eel Ii,
"Fatty" Weisgetbsr will likely row In
the Hop Bttters regatta and in the Erie
Andy ssibsrt, Of pltIbursh, lie in the
city. He might secure = race here. Ola.
tor says be is d very plucky s6ulTar,
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FOOL once more.

"For ten year, my wife was confined to hO
bed with such q complication OF ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the mat.
ter or cure her, and l used up q small fortune
in bumbug stuff. Six months ago l saw q U.
8. flag with Hop Bittsrs on It, and thought
| would be- fool once more, tried It. but
my folly proved To be wisdom Two bottles
cured her; she Is now as we'll and strong ~
any mans wife, and II cost me only two dol.
lars. Such folly payR-H, W., Detroit, Mich,
IRE PrAL NwTGw
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The following decd in fee was admit.
ted to record In the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made July 10, 1881, by Eliza Ann
RinehArt, wills Of John Rinehart, to Greg
or Alderman, for a part Of lot 100 on
Ohapllne street, near Twenty fourth street,
for $500.
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The north engine Of the water works
broke yesterday, neatly the whole bottom
having fallen out, and recourse Was Of
once. had 10 the Wotthington pump,
which did splendid work.
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The following ihows the range OF The
Thermometer, a. observed ut SChnepf'G
drug store, Opets House corner yesterday
1880. 1881
% % " 30 70 Is %
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GENERAL Rorior.
ExEcUTOR'S NOTICE
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BIfITGTSc
tULL H1VsE AT LEATHLEWcoSS NEW
mtl " Received At the canes Of the sAt. =
'nal noon "WEDNESDAY, JULY SIN ~ ,,'I,'u
plans and SPECIFICATIONS may be wen u, ' 'A'n
Tas right to reject any or RlbIdI (. rs',,.4
,,u TAos o'BRIEE, Csat
%soanl Of Public Ws,,.
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PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS.


ILEaEH OEHCE,
boARp o. COMMISSIONERS or Quo Cor,,,
s0.l.d mnSSLiSs, Y Va July IL, ISL
tho oh inst EtQG IN iur rCconS,Isrs, oafe uit
a6utine1t o. bridge over Short cIrsk. Al Wv IN
Ihero viii Do about 100 piles driven 10 XIV, MNi aS.l
And averaging pFoblb yA feet In ISnSS U'gAl
% tyo Loot b'log lOS ESier; 500 isSt n lea 60
and PlAhklnE, 10 BE- placed On same snI MI VIZ
hrlt class masonry, laid Ia mortar so nv. lptl
excavation l[ Al 10 GPProsthes and ir i"l"l Ky
tlIe'' caps aud PlaukinS 10 be- Of good ,ou SsISS .i
Bids must 10 accompanied By r~cIer0p,, ,,u
tory 70 the Board, who also I, ,SryS Nv ~ aulr'
Jet any or oil bids, "Su' htr
EoT further Information apply At mi, ma.
By order Of the BoIrd, 'w'N
W. 2, SHIrH, County Engineer. Ou1
Wheeling and SlSubInVille dlniu INN, Wv
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The Committee on Finance reported the
following resolution which WAs adopted:
Rtsolrsd, That the Clerk Of the Board be
ordered 10 draw an order in favor OF 6, @,
Black, for S94 so, with interest from Sep.
TENDER H., 1877, 70 date, SCI 70; total
SIG 20. This was paid on account Of
delinquent taxes due him as ex.Oity
Collector,
The Committee on Increase Of Assistant
Principals Salaries reported as follows:
We report in favor oi an increase in
their salaries for reasons set forth in their
petition, and would respectfully submit
the following:
That the salaries OF the Assistant Prin.
cipals DO advanced to $50 per month for
the ensuing school year,
R, F, oRlswELI,
GEORGE McOuLLY,
On motion Of DR.. Pipes, $50 was substi.
tuted for $50, and the resolution carried
Is follows: ,
YEAs-Measrs. Ankle, Biugell, Caldwell
Collier, Ebeling, Jepson, Pipes, Whalley
and Wilson, W, A.-9,
NAYs-Criswell, Maxwell, McOully,
Miller, J, An Miller, ]. o., schockey,
Todd and Wilson, A,-S.
On motion Of Mr.. McOulley, the salaries
Of the other teachers were continued the
same as last year.
The Committee on German reported 70.
vorably on the German Teaching Of last
year, and 90 giving general satisfaction.
They recommended the employment oil
the same number Of teachers as last year.
Adopted,
A long discussion took place on the
question Of granting the graduates gram.
mar school certificates. II has been the
custom 70 give the graduates Of our pub
10 schools Rrammar.roOm certificates, but
DR.. Jepson took the ground that they
should be examined BY the School Ex.
aiming Committee, The above matter
was referred to the Com mittee on Rules.
The following is the superintendent
report:
WHEELING, July 81, 1881.
To The Board Of Education:
GEsTLEMAN:-Ths reports Of the schools
Of the district for the month"; OF March,
April, May and June are herewith pres
ented, Of which the following is the alb
BtHact; W &
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


jacob HANk, Canton l. r Gslthorpe, wsilSb's
" \ Barker, Ia ufansa Th0s William and M
q r Rodgers, Grafton PitAbsEh
J y RcoheId, B9slon Il ConSlA6tlb0, BtltInof,
B AdamSoB, Matamotat Jas " Mdb69lI, WNSbISS.
Harry Morn, Pittsburgh ton, DC
H I ktetntalj CluthbW ThoI RJAn, Newark
a = Meade, BAltltnotoS Jas Clll9n, BteuhOnV llle
. Carter, Baltimore OQHAhllh, Eafb6ViiiS
Fgtnbh, DAYTON Al Blanchard, U6veiSnd
W shtegthut Patk'hrg Geo BPr6 tef, Cleveland
VIM A King, EtnesvlllO eco r BtdiFe, Pii[SbtfSh
w 3 Mitchell, ZAnetVlllo UP Gibson, eitS
" A Hill, BtiTRepoft NJ WaISE, Piftbutsb
Thea Wilson and dAuRh, W bhIbiey, HannteS %
ter OHIO Capt Mbpheteft, FttAb'Rh
n MeCleaty, Pitttb'gh Capt Packard, PIltsbufah
John CfoehAFd, WelltbffR ] q Rail BkOHR "
Q n Alexander, city WIN Kidy, PitsbuT,h
2 Wethefall, gteubeu vile A n Moofthead. CITY
B Gtutipgty, Btaubant'le JAs A AlJd and wife, PRh
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.-Floui, Arm
western extra choice ~ 62X; Mihnesoti
extra % 75as 90; Ohio good 70 ohoicS Se d
ae Is; 81 Louis good % 13N: Illinois dot6 Is
winter patents 81 GOAT 90; Minnesota patent
% T6a1 90. Rye flour, neglected. Wheat
opened excited, prices advanced 2 cents, bul
later there was asudden break Impoverished
was lost aud closed weak and unsettled
steamer and track, 81 27ai 20; No. 2 red julv
2slfal 2Skt August 81 FOX; Sepem6el
81 2THal 2Sj October 81 2sNal29. Corn n
good demand western mixed, grain DEPOT bet,
steamer apd track 90; No. B trAck and efSih
depot, bla5ske sail mixed July 68IIab7e.
August teNa67c; septotnber b7NA57Xo; Of.
tobet b9aS9hc., Oats dull No, 3 white m
AHo; No: S~42lfa4Sc; mixed 4ld. PFoysionS
meaS beef w % mtA9 pork SIS Goals SO:
smokeh hams w Scala 90. Lard, pfine steam
d2sEci Kettle l2No, Rqttef dull creamery 2ia
24c; New YORK and Bradford county, Pa.
extra, laA22ci dairy, iIaipe. Eggs Stsadv Al II
at6n Cheese tteady,cfeamety bSaDJIo iajs n
good gha9c. Petroleum steady, ia, Wbjsty
duh at sill, ~
CtSttAsL1i, July H.-ootton hiShet Al
s ssSS' s Flour . Y s.ss sS q hislasti family . @
higher No. . red winter u iSii 20. com
quiet; No. 2 held at bla, OAttScarce And Arm.
No. 9 mixed held At axe. Rye aim No. I
y 0Iai TO- Pork arm a. ISIS o. Lard dull
Ill 76 Bulk meat quieti 1houIdsrs
% Is; clear Hb % Is. Baoon tiaady, sboSI.
deTs q so clear nib so 90; clear Si6 Ia
Whisky active but lower Al Al "a. tiS,iS.
strong and unchanged.
B%ALfrNoni, July 2i.-Flout htm and mn,
shansed: Wheat western, unsettled and clos,
Inc weak No, VintAI rad 6nNi aNJ IN.
lIHhai Hhi August u 07ISGi ok Ser.
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BOABD or E~DUCAIIQa.

Regular AORthIy asetlRE LaNt slight.
Ieaehsn Tor b Year, salaries, &c.
The Board Of Education mel in regular
monthly session last night, Capt, Andy
Wilson, the President, in the chair.
Present : Btpgsll, Caldwell, Collier,
oriswsll, Ebeling, Jepson, Maxwell, Nc
Gully, Miller, ], A., Miller, ], O., Pipes,
schOckey, Todd and Wilson A.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
The COMMITTEES on Accounts reported
bills ~aRgregatipg $3.50 81.
The following amounts were appropria
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ENROLMENT IN BACH SCHOOL.

The falling off In attendance during the
months OF May and June, as shown In the
above table, was caused by the Centre
school not being In session.
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During the past year twsnty.three pu
pills pi the Grammar Department com
pleted the course prescribed by YOU
rules and stood the test Of an examination
under the direction Of Profit. B. Mccain
Principal Of the Washington School. nm
glasses represented the several schools, Of
follow:
Madlson-Thomas N. blair, Robt. Girls.
well, Minnie A. Donaldson, Fannie B,
Mulfine, May Slsel-6
ClSy-Jeannie Brady, Louella Wal.
laCe-2.
UnIon-samuel M. Dafrah-1,
Cehlral-Kste Haley, John A. Ltnde.
man ". E. Met4ber, Beatrice Z. Noble,
Jennie Raymond, Libbie Steele, Tillle
,WsSsles-w. p. Handy, Frank B,
Klieves-a.
Riichie-wAlter Z. BeswiCk, ", II.
Christian, Hallie Ford, Geo. 8. Otte, Bertha
Rosenberg, Matte Statk-6.
Warrington school was not represented
In The class, % In The judgment OF The
Principal another year 10 necessary 10 &c.
cure Tie thoroughnees desired. The com.
mencement was held In the Opera House.
Friday, June gath, 1881. At The close oil
The exercises the diplomas granted by the
Board Of Education were awarded.
Respectfully submitted,
IonE NJ. BfRCH, "
Superintendent
Tho Committee on Teachers and Schoola
reported that the following teachers would
be necessary for this year In the ystions
districts! Washington, ID; Madison, III
Clay, "A; Union, Is; Centre, IL; Webster,
12i Richie, 15i colored, 2; total 95, or The
same number "a last year, except one az
sistantin the grammar room In Washing.
ton district, also In Union, three primary
teachers, two al SSS 80 and one at $50, Ia
Center and one primary teacher Vt $50 In
Madison. An additional teacher will be
necessary In Madison after January Jet,
1859,
The additional teschsf In Webster will
not be necessary ai.ef the completion Of
the Center school,
One bundled dollars was ordered paid
!. N, Howard on account Of bic services 10
oily, as architect,
Dr. Jepson offered q resolution 10 the
sfect that d committee Of three be appoint
I'd 10 act with the superintendent 10
'eSlse the plan Of study IN the schools,
specially In the primary departments,
Rith reference 10 securing greater prof.
ieney, Messts. Jepson, Caldwell and
were appointed.
On motion Of Nj. Caldwell, the Com.
nittee on Finance wAs ordered 10 taka
consideration the propteiy Of appto.
Q certain sum Of money for bnr4
hasing prizes for meritohous pupils.
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w ANTED,- MAN AND wlPEMG
w 70 The country. Man to do general i,,u Wv :.
Woman Gotd cook and ROUSeESppeT IL E,IlI
recommended 4 coed hone lnSuiUi and .,SSI y
XII DO made Address, E. b. TlLrOH, YSIa.
IILaadOl" and "EsvLLattorn ccD,
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For Parity, stt6pEth'A and Economy use
Acme Baking Povdet There Is nome
like Il,
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Steamer Sidney.
81. Georges Hall.
New Windsor College.
Old Fashioned Cupboard Clock.
Bethel Classical and Military Academy
Marietta College.
Wanted-Sieady Girl.
Celery and lie Uses-[rbird Page.
For Adoption.
Notice.
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Buy only the best, 1t Is the cheapest in
the end, All cheSp baking powders now
on the maaket are sure to create dyspepsia,
Ask your grocer for Acme Pure Cream
Tartar Baking Powder and take no other.
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THE usual merchants Iunoh At tho New
hicLars House SaHpls Rooms daily.
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WA r D.-T0 FORM THE ~.
w QUAlNTANCE Of some hdv vilb t.St
either buy or estAbllih q lnt.GlaW dining ~
every respect q rare chance offered; no N. 49, ~
Dig protn 4 sure thing no objection 10 mItrbs,, I
suitable Per10ni only those who mean buIr,U,.
addreaI. LEWIS GROVER, BoI so, PItl,sSE,
Eh I,hH7
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WAMTen,


WANTED
good girl OcoOk for a small family akin d,
Good wages and light WORK.
Enquire Al
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R~NRoLLMgNr IN GERMAN,


Amount paid per month for German in
gtructlon, 1854; total for the four months
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0FCsi N0s, W ana "a Fourteenth BtroSa
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Amount paid per month for instruction
including German, $4,05l. Total for The
four months $lB,2 04,
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ROOM NO. !, cUsToy finn,
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Early in The afternoon Billy HumeS and
Julian Kennedy tossed for position, and
Kennedy winning chose the Ohio side for
his man, as 1t is generally considered more
favorable TO the rover.
, 1881-03-18

THE AltM1STlcl: SuT 0vEn.
NEwCAsTIE, Nntal, March l7.-Tho 0pern-
tions resumed by tho British are tllose par
mlttcl under the armistIce.
PEACE IN PROSPECT.
1.oy15os, March 17.--All special dispatches
stat0 Tint flen. Wood llas Informed tho nows-
paper correspondents that ut yesterdays pro-
]ongcd meeting, nj which NIL members Of tho
Boers' trillMyirato were present, the terms
Of tho British Government were 10 Il great
extent accepted, tllo Doers rescrvlng ono or
two points for further consideration.
4 cAH1SEr COUNCIL
was hastily summoned to-tlay. Tie mcetfng
IL believed to bu In connection with tho
Transyaai negotiations which lnok 10 II close
Of tho war.
llEurEIss TELEGRAM
that hostile operations had been resumed
IL tho Trallsyaal WIS without founda.
tiun. Tho extended ar1ntstico stnes not
onl till Ao.lMorrow, Tho Impression gains
that tho l3ocrs will aecept EnE!and's
proposition for Commission to negotiate
peace, but will not be satisfied with any ar-
rlngome1,t Which assumes them to have been
wrong anl robo!'ious In resisting British cl,-
croagelnent, OIL their previously defined
rtgl,tS.
, 1881-03-18

TttOFs 1tINb itsNNQNEt4bs
LONDON, March, l7.-ln tho Commons, Sir
Charles D!lko said her Mujesty's Government
Ind received certain representations from
Prof. II. Y. Hind concerning the fisheries
award, nnd hui referred them to tho Domlp-
ion Government, and the Government Ind
requested Pruf. Hind to scnd my further
COMMUNICATIONS llo might haso to make to
TINT Government. liz (Dilke) had aLrently
stated that Prof. ltint's allegations woro IT'LL
worthy Of scrtous attention. Her Majcsty's
Government he SAIL, considered tllat no
good purpose could ba served by giving cur
rercy AMI Importance to groundlGss md IT,
credible statements.
DtI. CARVER
III tho Cnrver.Scott match, at tho end of tho
shooting tonight, tho scoro stood: Carver,
1901; Scott, T,7y,.
1STlIE COMMONS,
III Committee Of Supply, tho vote for $4,000
,nen tor the army tho Forthcoming year was
agreed to.
THE czAR AN HEIR 10 THE THRONE.
; Tho Cuckoo this afternoon has the follow.
Ing: "The Gar Of Russia Is Il lneal de.
scendant Of tlio 'Irlncess Sophia, ni0tAer OF
George /. Therefore, under the net Of set
tlemcnt, with reservation rs 10 religion, tho
Czar Is entitled, bottor heirs faillng, to s,lo
coed to the throne OF Great l}rta1n.'.
, 1881-03-18

spsetql DhpattA to M chtsaao Tribune.
NEW fonw, March, l7.-rhe steamer Colon,
which arrived here to-dAy froll AspEnwall.
brings tlla following news FROM Linn, under
date Of tie :s,d Ut February, giving details OF
the anarchy prevailing III Ierii:
THO days md weoka Aro passing, aud set NUT
ters do not ussuulo suttled appearance. Aftor
tue detruts ut CAorIl!os A1id Ntrniiores, aud tho
loss Of tho Capital u1ld almost tina whole nnturiut
Of wAr which had hevh acctinulRteh III Ca!Iao
aut Lima, sqbur. nIntl9d, common senso paop0
wero justiilod in anticipating tAat torins would
bD assas,utAl and tho vletors persuadotl to loavo
as soon ~ possible. Iheao nnti0lpations, how
ever, hAvo laovcd most ihoorrvot,
PlE!k0I.A
IL sttll In IaYjn, which ho tarnis tho Capital of
4tho Republic, aId IL apparently tlatteFlHg hLn.-
self Into the beiof that hb IL still Dictator. and
that ILLS sway IL permanently Insured III II lio
W1r0 III Lfa,A with :sl,C1l lleR alh! not Chtlinn
tn tho country. a frlond who bus just ar-
rived from Jauja tolls tno Fiornla only
has about B10 men with him, and that
tho 6orranoa Hill Of lntcriqr folka aro dlsln-
cllned to ass!st him II. continuing tho war. ~
Gun pbtain no RESOURCES, whti0 no DUG will sc-
oslVu
THE INCA NbuES
ho has with him. Tho attempt 10 force this cur
rpnoy into circulation YVES disastrous 10 him Un
ths c8aat, and It will 10 eaualEy 20 In tho tn-
turlor. All tho stoses haye oluso4 IN Iaula. and
, 1881-03-18
HOW TO.CLEANsE THE SOUTH FORK.
=, 4I,S 1f

~ IN E7sEdF q 7he tH1{dp0 7f1bHhf.
CHICAGO, Marc!, lh.-lsxcnyate I, channel frt,1n
tho hcnd Of tho South Fork running duo west
''s..i Icy - .,'a,t' 49, ..o..,a.. 49,, ,,,ti. = sH,'.,t
uht'4 IL s'.ls' ls1t1sect 1ns ll'nos y ai'eh'Rnn
Cnnat. Anu put III Il kntc at TIC nrcsc'lt mouth
or ucx ut 1!rldGc]ert mud thus divert tho water
from TIM 1nko aro,1ud md through tho Smith
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foe@ a1.a "o" etAHhol '''<u .ao e"n"1 III u us
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