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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02
FEELING THE MARKET

"Guess / won't take in school to-
day." said Carson urchan, with the
morning paper in his hand.
"Why not ?"
Concordla has fallen off ten cents
and don't care to show up until it
picks up again"
"What has the fluctuations of Con-
cordla got to do with your studies ?"
GA good deal" answered the boy.
My teacher has hundred shares of
the stock and when it falls off few
cents we all catch 1t heavy. / keep
my eyes on the list and when there is
a break you bet don't 60 to school.
play sick. Golly! how she blasted
me the time Mount Diabalo busted
down to s.. When it was selling at
$40 she was as good as pie. was the
first fellow who got onto the break
and told the boys of my cless that if
she didn't sell there'd be the devil to
pay. heard Uncle Frazer say it was
a good short, and l never slept for a
whole week. I grabbed the paper the
first thing every morning and when
saw her kneel down to sixteen /
skipped to the hills. Lord how she
did bang Johnny Dobbins round that
morning. was in hopes the blasted
mine would pick up but the water got
on the lower levels, and l knew we
were in for it. She licked somebody
for every dollar it dropped. After it
struck So it picked up little and we
had time to get we'll. My mothers
been patchin' my pants now ever since
the big break in the Sierra Nevada,
and if the market don't turn pretty
soon I'm goin' to quit public schools
and go to work on a rsnch.-Cayson
Atpeak
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02
THE EARZH'S GREAT AGE.

Ina recent lecture at San Francisco.
Prof. Vim. Denton gave several
striking Illustrations of the earth's
age. First, he said we have evidence
of the earth's great age in the tiny
particles Of soil beneath our feet. The
great trees of California, with from
1850 to 1850 annual rings of vege-
table growth, reveal the fact that
these monarchs of the vegetable
world were made mere saplings when
Nebuchadnezzar was born. The great
fallen elarch cf the forest has Seen
estimated to have been 1900 years
old, and grew from seed propagated
from older parent trees, and these in
turn from grand parents, whose
crumbled dust forms rich vegetable
mold to nourish their younger pro-
geny. How many such generations
occurred no one can tell.
But older than all these are the
glacial beds. When these ploughed
their way over the surface of North
America and Scandinavia, they plan
ed out mighty beds, and ground and
polished down the uneven surface ola
former age. In this remote age the
coast of New England was like that of
Greenland of the present day.
Few geologists will place the glacial
period at less than 100, 900 years ago.
But we could 60 back still further. In
the tertiary strata of California has
been found what are called the earliest
human remains. ever discovered.
These; existed many, many thousand
years ago, when one-half of New
Jersey, one-third of Virginia, all of
Florida part of Texas and Great
Britain were under water.
The Mediterranean Sea was then
double its present size, and the Gulf
Of MEXICO extended to the Ohio. A
-
large part Of California was under the
bed of the Pacific Ocean, and waters
then extended back to the foot hills of
the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
But older than this period and for
nation was the underlying stratifca-
ton Of chalk. Still older was the
priassic, and older yet the new red
sand stone, such as comes to the sur
face in parts of Scotland. Again, still
lower, the old Salurian, then the older
Laurentian, seen at the surface in
Western Canada, and older yet than
all these, the granite or great under
lying rock, the parent that thrusts
itself up as the backbone of conti-
nents, emitting through all Others to
show us on the surface what is below.
What an infnity of time must have
passed away in the successful forma-
ton of these rocky layers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

The season has fairly opened at
Manitou. and health and pleasure
seekers from all parts of the United
States are congregating at this Colo
rados) Elysism.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

The D. 4 R. G. R'y company are
now running regular srains into Cliff
ton, two miles west of Silver Cliff.
They win not extend their road to the
latter place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

Pine saw dust is now manufactured
into car wheels. Irwin has plenty of
the dust-now let us have the manu-
factory.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

The engagement of Rutherford B.
Hayes, Jr., and Miss Alice Smith,
daughter of VIM. Henry Smith, OF
Chicago, is announced.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

The deepest well in the world is
1900 feet, or more than three-hfths
of mile in depth. and is located at
Buda Pesth, Hungary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

Fifty-one metals ardknown to exist.
of which thirty have been discovered
during the present century.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-02

A nail factory is to be started in
Denver.
, 1881-07-25
SUBURBAN..

,s' -. ~. ~. ,,u s,oro ,x.,.,
Cnlonso Is NOT ai"ao IN nct CITY tor mors "ateI.
probably in II luorp distressing form, reaches to
tl,o Tn,yn n lalto nuli Iho yiavo of lIrdo Park.
,., ~, ,o,s asr,,st ~ ne ,,,nrirr vori.s
md tho trst supplied, dies not suffer to tho OK.
tent that tho Town Of Lnko docs. number Of
e..zc,s VINO scsa' M ss west =" r,"os 19v ot ,nois
last meeting OF thor innoIltty to draw any sascr
i,cydrc Il t;oIonk +, Tho morning. This, they
.s,nt. ,.ns ~, t,t,,.t,cu " thn,r as It,ev tuI
tnousn'' Wos "!' '9seo ~ 's'9. '.'n no ".. ~.
tho n,a.nbe1s Of tho Doard explained to
thrm Tint fhn, tt,tr11s wern worked to
thoI. e' ,1t,rost % ttu,nnnifv nn1 n fro
,'rSs.,rc ss"n ,~n,ntmins.S iii thH linn mud tkat
~ ss,t, ne tho uw piiil,i arrived they would 10
,t il, ntnrn rs ao1 ms t,Oasl!1n: ntsu lint now
ct. ~ ~ ~ II II r@"r ,iim"",sons wns ninw inil}
In tho tnko. Whcn these jn1provoments woro
I ~ ,ss t,,,{.. ~ ~ Emsl .r'rhx If hnr nwn
, 1881-07-25
THE ATLANTA WORLDS FAIR.
% 70 tks Edtt0r,nf tn GHftoaa Tribune.

CHICAGO, July zsA-.rho press gonorally. aud
you particularly, having bsen 10 klald In report.
iny pyeryth!nR concasnluR tho proposed Cotton
Exposition, to DO held tbsee months IN Atlanta,
Ua., thIa talt, !, presume few facts pot.
tainiu9 10 It lnay hetsocoptabla t0 your readers,
aud, upon your invItauon,'t venture to glvo
then,.' 1t waA originally intended to embrace
only all that pertains to tho ioedlog Southern
product ootton. .s,1pt corporations md oap,tal.
7ists North aud Hopth, Eaat und West, worn 70
immedlatalY Interested 10 tho proposition that
they took al the st9pk offered than at ouce, and
There Il butt; sen9 real. ditnsulty IN
III sare s'' of Nths people: Asisnia has
oaly M,0oo population, but hsr Olt!xons afo
Wide awake. the Executive Committee nayo
made. Hundreds Of tootns are being added 70
existing hotels. II dow ona With 40O ro9ms Is no.
Ing built, and oyesy citizen. VIII open hjs house.
, 1881-07-25
ILLINOIS

: Special Dispateh to This Cateaeo Ttsburt
U1tsfAN, ILL.,. July 23.-Furnees arc uoy
through harvcating rye. wheat, oats. and bay,
md will llurycst tho tlax ,,oxt week. Whoat viii
turn about ilftcc,t bushels per aero. With or.
third tho usunI ncrcngn. Outs the usuat acrcass
and goosl, though injured sotnu by the atml.
worm. Flax is number onn and iillng well. M
tArmnrs hercnbouts arn jubllant over the sea.
cru! prospect. Weather CLEAR and cnol.
Spretas Dispttth to Ihs Chicago Tribune,
SrtsEArC1it ILL.,, July af.-Your corrcslondea.
h,s hnd oncasior1, during the past woek, to In.
vurso uuarIy hl Of tho southern part Of L.
Sni0 aud the northorn pnrt Of Llytuzstaa
Counties, and finds in most places that aba!
one-hA'f Of the corn Is ln aothl condition ta4
e"a Is ou' vii Hu' ouItvatea III Without % s' bs r.
vostcti, and nro sald 10 rbe turning q,
nas, Iot,or shan was e;xpoS'tea ;.s,s Genh X, T.
fnrnicrs Will begin quitting III d few days Ms
near the timber tho farmers and tho arur"
worm nru both w0rktng full force Of haadl
baSo hS Il tho ay orSi sMs Whit ttio buoeShe"s md 81,
10y that were snwn arc dnnR we'll ,.nd VII ylea
II good urup. There Is ITO end Ia currantt. etc,
ers '1 co'nipa snni 5 q q tSo sorms botherns hs app
ground, unit to bo used. Tho cropu Ut harysa.
variotics oE winter appios aro doing well I'd
smnil fruits arc doing we'll and Will M dosls
yea ,t.tss ,assp 6sya,s. Sfn, 10 n. Chicago tribune
'1oCK rom. ILL.,, JutY sA-Tho recent hes!l
ruins throughout thls section hayo resulted A 4
grett auage 10 the r,ponlng iloIds s, Of a'I smal
Whntp tloIIs Ut wheat nnd outs !tro 80 badI
logo, that farmers will By compelled tS sus ~! ~
aran iu%catcl In some sections aaS tng .s. d
hay a1lu hpct cut and loft 1t WIS lnatinX. Tom
, 1881-07-25

SELF md not to tho character Of IFS haostuts-
Inns ,ct r., tho t>,l,tn, nf mn Indignation fucetinH
..,i, ~ ~ III" ,,tr,t NJ IN prror Ifousn.
men W., W. ue :, wi, ~
by otlzena who represent that portion of stnto
strcot iy,ug bctwonn Polk and Twenty. .sccondt
ior ~ .aas posuo n ~ ,.,, , n,s,r,ntna -. Il, NJ.
~ hope!esy torn @ up nnn @ W sov ,,",n,ro NJ
tho dI',lcuIy OF foot travel even. 1t Is
n .,,, VIZ" % +. ,nsr,, ,ntd on, In mxrt IN Tho i'm.
oaolo E - n, avs " .,%' H.. a s,,n M ,,.r o ncnnsc
in front Of whose tours all this work IS gotnG OH
tnrnt In n 'nity nsitst necgssuriiy DU pro.
'c,ie IL sono s nnn.vnI,ce ind jnconyouIet,cc,
hit whit thoy aro Indignant atons ~ tho preson,t
A'rntnuSn rsuortcr tooK q stc,l along INC oC. Y!
nia tn sn,i0,ta t,ihnrs WHO hovc not scnlt 1t rs
to tbs u,,ptirllrc0 or lilo street. 'TN
,irnw it miItIty. 'Htutc, frf,n Polk II
'rwnnty. srcoiid. iu',kb al though It hnt. been
iloytst,,tuI III ii pyptong NJ Hnusllnl strength
nntl rinIlctiycnpsS; and It t,nks III tn0uxh tho
UyuIDt,c ind demolished iron. tountr1eA, sewer.
, 1881-07-25

other obstruction that will trcak thc ,vt,t, ~
ono. that they nro ft,l!-Arown and With fox %
EtplonA 9ro Inn old ~ rat or ,Iu tiatnnsae ets' l.
WhcMt- WIN tho exception Ut n rurr,,w st+Efo lily 70
tho smith R'tln nf tho track, on StcGna nnI ~
!lusgn'H TURNS. saw no wheat ~. ~.
~ my why showed tlannrp: hINaS hsInaS
tho hnprero nrn gantterch If, srtAi, "!sa, sna,
between hptrtt wood md HlslnArek, III, t'aa n"aaa
not hopper will lto eDgn, thou II ncst NJ .hes .h.s
Will o found for II hnnarG.l ruls in ny,na@a ,so@
whcr0 thnT Will ho very thick. Ilut "a az
Hornls f1naal1l1 70 lonru from farmers, thnr ~;
ut,!ng NJ ll.lh'ilse. a'4
Town City, l?Ak. Il, this v,cInit, ,,o,,
continue 10 l0os we'll TOW ErnBshol,pcrs hcr.I MY
hut lhoy aro OF II rtstloss kind ut,ti ,jsn~'
lAlni!He to snenk Of. FhriNurs nrc in sosa n9
ni''r!tA N1d rtpnrt wheht ut tko present niN'al ia
Etl9l lnr tFenty 9tsli9ls to TUG l!crc willis ns's
NIL o!nef stf!,lil 4fNltl nfu looking Gsl,sI1T "
wcll. l.nyns hn1 so!.isnss'c2a Y1 M md grcas noa,
well tn tho acrt. nnnlness Is y lttn 1ufct nns
hnrvnst cn!llt,,cncGs. ~" ~
Valley Clfy. bak.-~FenrS wore, cntcrtaIned
Tow AnS8 nFn thaf inc ffn ash0pJer9 were roinse
70 tnko th0 crptist rs lAey. tue hoppets, wSrs
t'loslt!tuItr snrltiR!Wl oyer tala section III fhs
cuiintrS pat ir0H re!!a!ilc fIflorla nf ycsterdsy
anu 9.uny Iool sure taat Wo h1v1 HUt11tu9 II
Lenr tT1nt ttlAt source: up 70 lnto Tho csiis
mated tht16EG IS 0niY npnut !'llo or two tusheis
ncr 9ers; Iho wentncr 's q! tnnt t0ul 10 ia,
slrG,! anu olom strn!,9 INV ae;attby. harley Il
netnE harvested and Whoat' Is beginning n
haftletl.
s9hnofHt .NaK'-0fnssnopnD9s hAvo dAnAerd
Pfnil solle IN plnces MIRO: IT lucy tll ao! cons
~ !hrKe 19nltcrt ruin tf,s oGt fhlt YIELD il
, 1881-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 1tEuutu rtjG CAPTAIN.

Observation-Disclosures :
ss<.tat 1,tsnafsh ID ne t,ateaoo Tribune.
A., ~ s,,,u,. t,.s. ,,A f,nroc ,o,nII rrnn, Inn
alMseNsa,. "u'' ~. ~, -. hsa ..;n axnn4
northwest accompanied w uonst Ah!iat s"ops
suddenly over Tho city anu lnRc lh!S At1c!n"o''.
Tho hny WIS at tho tisno covered wssn smhll ooMts
loaded With boys. .dn search Ut pleasure. Tho
tnn t,oov ~ a,n mi ,,c,. ,irftnu faknwnrtl whrn
ssn, u ahs.ca Isa Moi, N -, tc tua Weleon,o dIs.
covered their tlangcr md put out tu thetr assist
Dr,eo lie succeeded In rescIng hnlf tUzcn sntl-
,I,onts nnj tn,.n,t If,.,u oshnrc. Whcn Tim Wal.
go, ,,,,,o ,,,,e,, ai small hunting n,ttIf rntt.
euMe cnnae Hpoh onu es''t ~ us .'.,...t..,
thin9 thrce siht! noyS ~ i.tti CsMt rtn
spi!!n8 Ms HcGnpAnta , ttn NY wv wMios: ,,,t ta~f
woM t.. e,s5 ~ mo ny Ern ifnnrib' f,int,si
nlo!S mug tAc 'nenult & ~ .Itr ,..n
, 1881-07-25
=. ASSAULTED A: CAR. CONDUCTOR, :,

JOHN llnsris, alias Hiekoy, alas lsyan, Ia lookcd
up ut tho Chicago Aveppo Btation charged with
an assault With dpudly waapon With intent 10
do great bodily lnlury to John. Printer, a con.
tluutor on tho North Chicago Htreot- itallroad
Line. Abott a;ap o'olbok Saturday night Harris
With throo othor young shuKa boarded a. cly-.
bouru avenue ear going south and exhibited
their dsunkoRnods by singing song& titled With
yuiuarlsms end iaAcoonoy. Tho conductor tried
to quiet them, but thoy would net uosEst. @ noF
thom oI. IT, 'Thoy resistel, and when ihey ind
boon bounced throw hticks 1T the conductor aud
doAil Fs,iiter i hard blow on tho head With =
heavy oanc, and nut h': scalp. Rasscngors then
his Companions eaoupou., Itu!s tough tIttzetl.
Three weeks ago be 'wks arrested TOR pocket.
plok!ng, apa va nnad sln. MtsMKon h ssa ton,onoy
challco 10 lcavo t0wn.. Now. that hno will be
held nXntttt him, md be- VIII d0ubtless spend g
no ktfnuHot, -
, 1881-07-25
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY ,

Thomas Clark, tho undutltul sou of widowed
mother, is a prttoner at tho Chicago Avcnuo
Station upon u ehargo OF attempted robbery.
Ahuut o'olook yesterday snor.l'ug two ottcort
saw Clark bending oyar the prostrato. foslu Of
Patrick Walsh who lay In Il drunken atupDr on.
tho stlvwllk m Market HtrGnt, between Illinois
aud lndAnl. Thoy wRtched htm search Walsh's
pnckets. and theh arreatod hm. Nothing wns
touEA 10 hnye bDan tnoyod from hls tob' pookct
tu fha outside puokot Of his coat; Tue suppoal.
impossible, l1U sllppul tho watch back Into the
pocket WGpf0 1t WIN found,
, 1881-07-25
j. TROUBLE. III A sTREET-CAR.

Herman aal1sndt, . 0etman living 1t No. %
Kraulor atFeot, while returning homo from
plcnio ut Oxdoh 0rovo ..iu CIybourn avenue
strcot-oar Ut abaut Q O'clock last evening -was
shot and slightly; Wounded IL the calf OF the
right Log yqno Of gang OF young rutaans who
wero ralslug disturbance on tho car, undoubt-
odly Tor The purpdse o. sobbins tho crowded
passouRers. l11etansn was accompanied At the
d ssloon III Nd ga canal. stfaot, saI who mad
6eV,i runuing q lcoe,stand during tho day On the
pIonto- &snull. u Both wore caudu mark TOT tho
ttdlcuiG Of Tho croTd4 and they several lfmet ro'
banted the tnssllts put upop theul. Attgr turns
Ing troul Clyh9ura aYenus tnto Diytsl2n stEoot. ~,
thS Hour ii tthe car, The car wus ,deusely
uTuwded ut tho time, aud tho shots created can-
si4urable oomq1oaon, during which tho Gutnauly
thieyes ulRp4Iad to make good their ascape.
, 1881-07-25
OTHER LAKE pOIlTS,
.-t f,polfsr fft1jtAN.

poHT 11unoN, Mich, July 2l-9:a1 y, Ill.,
D0wn-rropclscra Nynck, Portage anu Lohish;
steumcr penrl; stcMtr,-argus Iron Ago mud con.
sort, Sparta and cons0rt, William YNl,il9, D. W.
puwcrs and suhoonurs. Rim Bukor, Canton,
Anlrcw J.. smith anl harKas, Yosemite md
nnr1cs, W. u, Enstl1 and bargea; tugs Fnlcan
mud raft, Mooking Bird aud ruft; SCHOONER 81.
Lawrence. - ,,
Up-propcllors Dunn Rlohniond, ArE1',na, M
han,. wi,aslow, Kplohuu,. Arabia, Queen OF tho
West, IT, H.. ltnukett nnl cOllaDrt, ltnEclgh un1
consort. II. u. Cuillnborgy and UunsOrts, Cham
pcralM Nnd p0nsort, AlcolA And c0nsoFt, lob
Anderson anu bn,gcs, slnyilowar and burgess.
Gastuauin and har1us. Westf1rtl unu bargc8, n.
Cowie nld hnrXc5, llull Jcn,ioss atid bargcs;
Jones. j. q. MMrttn. nuuhllson, Constitution, q,
G. flnucy. and lFlosgtta.
= Wind northwest light. Woathor cloudy. 10
80 .'NAlpuEITE.
Special Di.rattA 70 The chitaeo Trthrat.
day--propel!eiH posrless;aud Arntic. ,n.,, :,
Cleveland and Propoller it. Paul.
Arrived saturslayT;,I vinnn9,; H. y: 3 =.
hr 9 ]a% Il n i,int oGee g. Ms yyW;SbSS WSSS
Giearcti gatar.lay-Prapolicrs .vIenna, ".
% T.? sd%s'i Gsarss she4ssa ssa:
u'sas fssasea a ao1,' ssaaay-propeles City OF Fro.
i'assed up pganday--;propo1!cr chlnn.
Arrived suu'isy- -TsF f.,, KAto Moiiatt p,a1, and
sSSss GSs eo;ns, lsses@a95b esaa g. h. saasas a '"1'' r'
spsetul Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune,
DuprALo, n. T., July al.-Arrived-
eoa'stSSs; a soSasuets 5on M MLYiia iiaieso ea
ssas NS1is %6s, hehduFto Mn Fsnue X o,is y
jcrs i, W ", nlancsarl IND b. Iailcnitno Mlsd
, 1881-07-25
WISCONSIN,.

:, apsstat D4spateh to n. Uateaeo 1rtbunA
OcoNoXowoo, Wis. July A.-ltoposts tees
the country say that the uncut graln was @as
down by tho storms last week. Wheat u par
ticularly damaged In this way. RyD and oanu
waa NIL cut, mud cacNpUd tho dnnaKe. eosa.
not far enough advanced in this slcia!y u !o% "
blown down much, but In tho gardens -
loYuted.
, 1881-07-25

G!ed IL oy III ianSisen viii 6t 10 " oror De as good
ne or bettor than tllat Gf Inst your.
=, SPRING WHEAT.
This crop, unless In fuw Of tho northern
stIstauia9yy syts oae ho tSssiSay 6oias shas i is
moro generally thu prey Of c'iinelt bugs THIN
y s auaSxc "ass so% I'd we
the t col conion @ tcstiuo,iy IS That "it don't pay.'
HS ] ]sy ys fSa"ts; gs9s gss'Hsf Hss. ?S ss s
Ss W1tS. JoWel, Mon%sa, osDSrne. aid tepaGile
ss H& u 1;e axns .eo t erSfs
"aot et!eguraginv." liarton, pav}s, 1,u-
iatp:r fis'S jness jssSf so1sos ne dHso
Ness, Ottawa, ruwIce, ltawllns, Russell, Saline.
and WaIStnseo roport tut very Limited n! l, area
relieving s9pnt!es rsgost noao Or IL i,tlS sGw
sor, basSoar. ijons5on, nnticr, Ei,asc. Caa!,-
S%Iss cessSkfe;a Ue;a c" Es cfy ffyf G9 ls 9SSy
s9Ssti s9 sieas. ss t, 1a z hsa
sf Nss; @Sss @sS aud SWs%asS; sA'
| OTHER cRors.
good Or rsason"Siy satsfaatary " sondltion. not.
buEs lii tic Gaslori portion q Tue State. eso:
uarto'', IiIown. CLOUD, Clay & GoTey . pMXls: 1n-
9ht ra asvoy. Saass hk
ESaaha; Ksos9S; sn RortSp Sn, opsS sf;,r,|s %.
tnie, isoy. itooks, Rush, l,issoi sallna: g!af-
ford, 9ruuo, ,Wa0u.lasuo, Washington, md w.
III q tho fowpg s' g'sia G i il
| R1atl AtchtB0n, Bourbon. iutler,
as" hssss tefs se ts t! offssTSa iss sa sasSs. sss:
iisos j srowa' q rxnasssoa chase. UIask, Goxey.
worth; Linn, Lyufi, Muuilc. tltnnti, Montgomery.
, 1881-07-25
pspeot, 0ud will carry nbout II, ,000 bushels OF

respect, and will carry nbout ~ bustos Of
graln."
a 11aitr AT rliE.srumEoN nay CANAL.
\ bright Light tp4' been p!accd on tho o,,tor
Gn os th9 At t9 o Iont "l S i,,
ttirEnc0 Or tho winter. This light Will ho kent
burning until the now lighthouse ut that point
10 completed.
TltE ron. .nEtu At MANtrOwoc.
Tho foE.lcl, rpceutjy pacod nt tho ontraltce
of Ntnniownu hafbor Il of hut little sorvicp tp
ycsao!. ycsao! o!.n,assors. II dan bo hrard only short
, 1881-07-25
AROUND THE LAKES.


Cleveland Louder: VAN seas0n tugtncu havo
complalned OF tho logs which tIoat In tho river,
not on tho aurface, but Just far enough pe-
meath tho water to catch tito whcols ut steMm
rUssvls,s and In many Instances bronx than1
Thoro is scArcoly tuK on tho river which has
i,Ut suffered tho loss Of ut loast st Of bucks
OF, md tho aInga!e Hn.,burt, hus boon 10 uhf0rt-
uuato thAt sho IL .l0w waiting to put on her
sccontl now wheel! tor this soason.' The tug
Florence rnn MBalnst ono und knocked 30 large
a hole tn her thAt sh0 had great difficulty
III reaching tho lry-d0ok butoso sho sank.
Did thcso logs remain in ons place thoy
would not DO 80 dangerous, tOr tug Captains
could pilot themselves clear OF shcm; but such
IL not tho cuse. "a th0y aro sometimes further
up and At others furshor tlown tho xivsf, ao-
coratux as tito current Ia elther III or out. The
snattcr ahnu!l bo truccst tu !ta proper sousco
ny fef Il fPsSy i t yesy tx Y
the logs eoIuo fron, tho baskoi. factory"
NOTICE n, vsssEh CAPTAINS. 5. Co.
:, Captains Ct yessels arrly!ns from the Clay
vssssl. Suppressed % 10 tho Amaflea. which wa
snk BY coslon lest ye"r so psosStE I ot M "f
sss ss 70 te
uot moro tban one foot. tbs wreck II danger
ss ss4S g asxo2 2as 81 ss'
but it IL tho wruck Vt tho Echo0ner Atueeaoas ~
wess y.so o IT s pp ase
ln1vtal Will probably bo mntlo. At once. and It
Wna uudBrstlo1 that q petition 3or That purpose
will bo circulated ut onoo. ....s-. i
BuCCEAsFuLLY LAUNCHED.
Tho new steum-bargo Of John kclderhouee,
| Of DMG{aiN, built ut buy City sinc0 Mareh, WAS
successfully launched vt that plnco on Wednea-
| tihy. hha IL q mat0 10 the Queen Of tho WeHt,
hnvlnK been eMi!s fEo.n the aamo PlsMns, ~ H.. ,Met
lEeadth OF boa!n. u teuts average depth OF ho!a,
| l1n feekj estimated cArrY!nx Capaottyt 6oIuuo
| Of Whuat. Sho will ia towei 70 lluRlo y re"
eaiyo her tnaohiusry, attes Which she VIII PIX
between lnt1a!o anu Chicago. Her coat: Will
| t0aeh *H1ND. $3.50 .'.~.,.-s
pk4irlosIKa vol. \ ssw ,1.lnlTlsousn, t.; .'
Tpvonto Gtule, "a petidon = being nuuler.
ously a|gnod by Captains and yessel.uwneFl
praying the noiulnlaA Government ~ greet q
! now lighthouse Ut The Mouth pt the Spanish
! Nyor. Tho lnurqaso Of tEatag. At that .po!at
which Will 1s cAused by: tho building Of tie "a,
sinu l!ailxay, inuke4 t6!. request % roSsoaa0l!
!hat tho Goyesnment VIII doubtless 30 Induced
AxoTAER NEW aoAo0aEn. =
Buffalo Cuurttr: "The new schooner toi
whlcn ths Voc! FL Just leo4 laid 81 % aelp,
yard Gt Il MtlIs J. CO. y being built tor Han
| Allls, Mosu Mil,a, John Humble, and Thoma
Walsh. bhs WILL bc nsss.elass xeeset in ever
, 1881-07-25

: Lydia =. PIukham's Vegetable Compound has
done thnusattds OF women more good than the
medicine Of many loctorB. II Ia a po1,tlvo oure
for ~ temklS complaints Send to Mrs. Lydia
, 1881-07-25

Tho HoverpRn ia tina lntcst improved Mackiu.
non pen, It run 10 ptostal Into y small colppaxS
Tor tho pocket and lunkthenel for uae. The
inust popular pen snado. Nacktnuou Pen Co.
W Madison street.
, 1881-07-25

=, MONUMENTAL. : !.
John II, Yolk, designer anA MANUFACTURING Of
tlue 9sanltc and .lnarblo monuments, tablets,
statuury, UurbIng, eto, ID selected stock,, Otioo
cprnar UeaE1nr4 aud Randolph slraats. .
, 1881-07-25

: q; *DAsE-BALL.
Tho following tab!n stows tho positions occu.
pied by tho ditFerunt clubs In tho race for, tho
Tongue cna1pDtunshtp: 4,,