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IN VIEW or DEATH.

And How The PTtOLdent Feels Ahou, n.
V'al'f,,'iou vita his brO,Au-Iu.llv, Capt. Henry,
is the President aware Of bis condi.
ton"
"ob, yes he knows that bis condition
u, .y''y ,' dangerous but he really expected
to dlO much earlier than thlsp
How dosS'he view deatb~ ,
well, far differently from what many
p@pIe would. Gen. Garfield bSS llvsd an
Intellectual lie, and has taken 4 WidaT
\, aaa more comprehensive view Of lie and
MNsulta lhat most people, He haa 10
ny :,,L knowledge cAhvASSed the subject OF
seaIh 10 oil Ia phases, and yeSrS aso
aus 70 look upon II az an eveiv
SAy RttuicL Of lie. lie has aiwSva
V.'n Prepared Tor II, and looks upon
,,,,! @ lppiolC1 calmly. Then he has A
Ss STSvns U6flStaiD iaith. He became A
Ssn SalIsllan 10 early lie, and has remained
yue evei siuCe, although he haS Stnilsd
;s.S,las ;,sTtoutaIy And deeply into religious and
s,:l,lic w: @ sut ieCls. With him religion
isSt ~ 70 emotional mAttsr-A subject NOV.
W I9e heart and Affections, And he be.
ss,sl ,l matt N such II should ba cultivatad
!" lns fullest extent" Wv N'''"''N
,.,is, D9es be not tind 1t a hard struggle 10
ssepl ss death calmly when he tbihEs 81
gIting Itig his IamiIy, and oil the good thinVs
",Is Ky Ahd power within hiS Vfasb7"
ia oi coufSei he hnds n hard. bni
S,.s 1 Y h1rd Gs you think. Hs And Ma
snaeId N.Y.. t have talked this subject Of death
%a .,,, nme and again, and they inost thof.
aalI understand each other. The iaith
S.i %eNh iacantsted In onelRteat.stFenVth.
II sT,tS q aim which uphulds lben, ia a lin,
,%s'nlCtlon like this, and 20 bolh secspi
NJ losyltSble with an obedient faith ID
my, ny .lII o. GOD, and without Stubbotn
SSos!9 I 70 his decree. Yes, he leels badl,
SSUSI SSOus leaving 20 early the tfust which lhI
SvUple Placed In bic hands, He ofee tolt
~. Nv Shen the people elected a PIeeidsn
Ip' NJ W MIemaAd oil hls talent, all hlS ability
Sn,,iNI ns bright prospects In life, ali hi
iN,o in'IN and enjoyment, and threw then
MY MY loui years ol binding public service
Iaas a.ns lhe whole with bitterness, vitupei
v"Oa v"Ua and hatred, and said: There
IN. V"' u0sei drink itdown.' He looks upo
,''n U PUBLIC iervice % 0 debt yoluhtatil
Sued SsSs and to be discharged, So hs a
sH;s s !afned to his public life with Ii
Wts.uslGsm which marked all his III
u. "ueh he became President be en,sft
StI TTn tne duties Of the Executive OH
s,m,t sSu all she Isal and industry be coul
daan'nd. Tie may regret 10 lay the
S'Ta unaniAhed, but be looH6 Upon
" 'Ofcing upon him rest"
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pESIaNs on BLAINE,s LlrE.
A Dangerous Lunatio Foubd wandering
Ahoni ths Atresta Of MnAhinEton.

A Dangerous LunAtIS FOund Wandering
About the streets OF washington.
WAsHINeroN, July GA man was at.
rested this morning on pennBylyania
avenue who said he had come 10 Wash.
inston to kill Blaine. He was aimed With
q revolver. His actions were those Of q
ctazy man. When taken to the police
station be was unable 10 give bis name.
bArER-wHo THE NAN PRONOUNCED A
HARMLESS LUNATio.
The man reported in the previous dis.
patch 90 under arrest for threatening 10
shoot Secretary Blaine Is named David
McNAnata. Heis 49 years old and comes
from Philadelphin, aud ls perfectly insane.
He walked into the police headquarters
and demanded a hearing before the peo
pie, saying that II this was not allowed
him he would shoot Secretary Blaine.
BE had claim, he said, and Il had not
peen allowed, and Justice he would have
Ia some way. He said that some tine ago
A Get Of spiiituallstlc mediums formed a
plot 70 bhoot ueheiAI HIAuN Auu he nau
been eelecled 10 do the shooting. This
was abandoned, however, as Grant prom.
ised 10 stand by them In . scheme they
had formed. The man was examined BY
Police Surgeon Elliot, who pronounced
him insane and apparently harmless. HI
was sent to the insane asylum thiA alter
noon. He did not have a pistol, as ars
reported.
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LONDON, July 5.-Ths Town Councils
Of Dudey and Bristol passed resolutions
sYmpaLhislns with the people Of America
The Margaret Town Council decided 10
send 10 Minister Lowell resolutions e1.
pressing utter adherence Of the attempt
On the Ptesidenps life and sympathy with
Mfs Garfield,
The annual conference Of the Bristol
Temperance League, at Sheffield, passed
resolutions expressing profound tegret
and Indignation at the attempted aisassi.
nation, ...
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DR. HAmILrON
on the Presidents PrespeetS-AII th'
Symptoms Encouraging.

Ou LuB EtbDNupuNu FHu4RVutb-Ah kH6
Symptoms Encouraging.
New YoRK, July 5.-Dr. Frank A. Ham.
ilton, who left tie Presidents bedside
lAts Yesterday afternoon, was shown some
Washington dispatches at bis house this
morning, and his face frightened up as he
read them. He stepped briskly from bis
office aud into the hall, and cried Cheerily:
"The President 10 better" "Thank God y
came from the ladies' mp stairs In the draw.
ing room, and Mrs. Hamilton, accompa.
MED by niece, hurried down to read the
news for themselves, while the eminent
surgeon shook hands warmly with Dr..
B zeman, who had at that moment drop.
ped Ia for the latest intelligence from
Washington.
~ have received no dispatch since LEFT
the President, and am glad To get this
direct news" said Dr.. Hamilton. ~ see
that he, is sleeping OF times and gets muGh
needed rest. That 10 encouraging, and
the condition Of the pulse is favorable
symptom. The patient had been given
one quarter Of 4 grain Of hypodermlc
meChiofs OF morphine, but before l left
the quantity was diminished by one half,
and yet with this reduction sleep 10 had
and the pulse is growing better. This is
important and gratifying. The fact that
natural rest has been possible Under this
treatment shows that nature 10 asserting
herself 10 some extent Even II nothing
is gained by Il Il 10 an evidence
that nothing is lost, and that much II
10 very pleasant to know. There may be
very sudden reaction. Reaction 10 prob.
able, but the physicians are battling with
the present. We cannot count upon the
future In such cases. There ia another
good sign. The President on Sunday
vomited green substance. The quantity
Of morphine administered may have had
something to do with that. Now that . dl.
minished quantity Of the drug 10 found
sufficient for the purpose required the
vomiting has ceased. The sustenanCs
which we though II hest 10 withhold 10
apaln given and retained. Iii d victory
too 10 drive away the pain In the legs and
feet.
"When will the crisis be reached?"
III shall call the crisis iBreaChed and passed
when The President gets entirely we'll.
Wherever that bullet iS its presence will
be known by the abscess that forms.
When that trouble is over we shall know
that all danger is passed. - %
"You object 10 expressing an opinion ?"
.That would be impfudent. II would do
Mr.. Garfield no good phd might have q
bad effect upon the public. Medical men
will form their judgement Of the case from
the official bulletins Of the physicians.
Lsymeh have q similar privilege and may
show % good sense 40 The doctors In reach.
ina conclusion"
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A t11,de,ss ,I,, s.eou,l nina,

LocUSr DALE, Pa. July 5.-Robeft
Bsnnie aud John Lennon, connected with
the RasChs murder Of this placa. several
years ego, aud for which Lennon was
discharged from q Eve years term In the
peniLentiafy, got into en- alteration about
the above murder and Bennle fatally shot
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t0rn.ll nnt tpblln Ct.N. 10 Ron.

LONDON, July o. A match race for the
international college cup Is being arranged
between the Cornell crew and Dublin
crew. II will prob ,bly lie towed a. Put.
nsy. The Cotnells have been entered lor
the face for the Thames Cup metropolitan
amAlenr regatta on the l4'h. They will
meet the London and Thames rowing
clhbg.
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Che GsteItigener
: I'D N Yourteonlh street.
5Ir DAILY INTELLIsESCEA

r.A,o ,ly lddru's, postage Pf'Pald' LOT
~ ~ al'r ", i,pGtA Of time desired, n i0lioE'
y !H Of .S' e.Dls; Ous VO.E, aItOsp OsDIli two
a'aM, ,,pui one month, liIsJ'nIS esnn
nA 'aa' an, dollar and thirty cents three
s's'-'' +. l,lI,n pGyst4 ia 0t'sH'.
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"a oholca.
NO C10lCo,
The convention proceeded To vote again
ior the short term. The following Is The
nnrnhinnd Nnkn.
Long tetm combined vote.
"a ohoioe.


Ills reported that Si1ty.ave signatures
have been obtained 10 a call for Rspubli.
can caucus, and such notice will be given
In the convention,
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PoUoHKEEPslE, N. Y, July 5.-Plns
Plains and Highlands suffered severely
from . tethHc cylone, 10, day. Trees were
upiooted and the growing crops and
buildings much dam6ged.
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HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 8 Jerry YAncey,
agent forths KeOkut Packet Company for
many years, and ". ]. Conner, Of Desoto,
Mo, were run over aud killed by the cars
to-day. Yancey was well known all along
kha river.
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RtcHMoSD, Va, July 5.-Fliteen thou.
sand people witnessed the regattA to-day
Of the vltginis Association Of Amateur
OAfSmen. II Was the HfBt acquAGlc con.
test ever held In this section.
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1a,inna ti,aai ann ias..

San FRASciLco, July b-A San jose
dispatch says tha! early this morning the
Opera HOnse and eleven other building
Nete destroyed by Gre. Origin unknown.
The loes on the Opera HUuts is $4,000;
other loaaea not Alcaftainhd.
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VICE.pRtsIDENr ARrHUH.
isis sorrow for the ProsIdent,a Suffering
and MOpe for Ills RseoYery.

AhN UVFu tuF ltH AttONeESs
WAsHINar;N, July 8 Secretary Blaine,
last night, called on Vice President Ar.
thur, but the latter refuses to see visitors,
except friends, or as in the case Of Blaine,
Cabinet officers. Senator Jones, OF Ne.
yAda, whose guest Arthur 10, says nobody
In the country ts moro grieved at the
Presidents case than Arthur, and that
nobody will more gladly receive the news
OF the Presidents recovery. Arthur will
remain here until something definite be
told about the Presidents recovery.
He suffers much grief, and is in 0 state
OF great anxiety to learn how the case 10
going on. He talks very little. In con.
versation with friends last night he shed
tears. In relating his interview with
Mrs Garfield, and said that this event, u
itshould terminate fatally, would be the
greatest calamity that could have happen.
cd TO the nston, "Itit enough" he said,
ITO convince every man OF the folly of
party STRIFE" and this would probably be
found the moral II would convey, what.
ever might be the result Of the the Presi.
dents wounds, and In whatever hands
the administration Of the government
might be hereafter.
The Cabinet is 0 unit in scouting the
idea OF any political significance being at.
taChed 10 GuiteAn's crimO.
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LoNDoS, July o. The World says there
is no longer a donbt thA! the iniIul heir Of
the Duks Of Norfolk IL blind.
a brother Il Mia LAngtry has been
Killed BY tiger In India.
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ResOiutIOhs OF the UIiIGens Or Rielluaoad
RtcHHoND, July ga very large meet.
ing Of intelligent and prominent citizens
was held in the Capitol Square this eve.
ming 10 give expression 10 the sentiment
Of The city upon the late terrible ctlme a.
Washington. The meeting wts called 10
order BY II. K. Ellison, and Governor
Holiday was appoihted chairman and
the editors OF newspapers secretaries. A
large number Of Vice Presidents were
appointed, rll,,-
The meeting was opened with prayer
BY Rev. Dr.. H. A. upper, of the Baptist
Church, after which The Governor made
d beautiful address. Mayor A. n. Ke6ly
next submitted a. address TO the PfeSI.
dent Of the United sLates and series Of
resolutions, which he submitted In an elo.
uuent speech. Rev Or, Hoee, of the
Pfesby ytStlan Church, seconded iii tesold.
t!ons 10 q feeling address. The address 10
the President and the resolutions were
then adopted and the meeting adjourned.
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which, Instead Ot"lkeeplng near shsre,'
ventures 10 Cross the AtIantIo.

BATH, Ms, July 5.-Two adventursrS,
John Traynor, an 1rishman, and olSln, a
swede, sailed from this point 10 day Ia 4
doty Il isOt long, q inches deep and
feet wide, The smallest boat 10 which the
passage across the Atlantic has ever been
attempted. They are both skilled ssanen
and pfovisibned Tor sixty days.
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A COMPTON was aroused in Washing
,,p, Yesterday, by man who threatened
u.boo. Secretary Blaine. He was sent
" ,hs insane asylum after an examina'
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worm Expressions From baltimore.
BALrIMoRE, July Sat the general
meeting Of the Corn and Flour Exchange
to-day, the President, VIM. s. Young,
was Instructed to send the following tele.
gram:
7o,J. Q. Btdtae, SecrstaryOfStats, Warrington,
D. C:
The Corn and Flour Exchange at its
frat meeting held since, Friday last, direct.
ed me TO express through you TO Mrs.
Garfield, the heartfelt sympathy q its
members In the sad sffliction which has
80 recently befallen her and the nation,
and TO express our earnest hope that the
favorable symptoms reported this morn.
ing may continue until the President is
restored 10 full health 10 bis
country, his family and bis friends.
, Az ali extra session OF the City Council
to-day, called by the Mayorior the pur.
pose Of taking SOME action In regard 10 the
assault upon the President, the folio wing
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, TIE assault upon the Pres. |.
dent Of The United States is 80 gtley.
Gus misfortune az to call for some formal
expression Of the feeling Of sorrow which
pefvades the entire community, II 10
therefore
Rlsolud by The Mayor and City Council of
Bditimort, That the Mayor be requested
10 communicate 10 the Secretary Of State
the sense of the people Of this city Of the
National calamity which has overtaken
them In common with the people Of the
whole country, and that the Mayor be
requested to express the deep sympathy
Of the members Of this body and Of the
community Tor the family Of the President,
and their earnest hope Tor bis recovery.
In accordance with the foregoing action
OF Council Mayor Latrobe telegraphed the
proceedings Of the City Council 10 Hon.
]. g. Blaine, Secretary Of State.
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sELFlsHNRss 10 AT THR R3rroM on rnB DEED
rnR AsgAsslN PHOTOGRAPHED.

There has been sue h q demand Tor pho.
tosraphS Of Guiteau by the police and the
pictorial papers that arransem ents were
made yesterday to photograph him.
Guiteau was taken out 10 the rotunds Of
The jail for that purpose. Several mega.
tives Ia different positions were obtained,
Guiteati appealing very anxious that the
pictures should represent him 10 natural.
aud easy position. He was dressed in
dark suit and wore a standing collar, black
lie and black slouch hat
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WAsHm0TON, July 5,-Ths DiPateh
says; It is reported that an organization
OF pix hundred negroes has been dis
covered banded together to take posses
sion Of the jail and kill Guiteau in case
the President dies.
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hthinkiDg Of the assassination Of Gar.
ieId, one can not help being struck with
The applicability Of the following lines
IRON Shakespeare in regard to the mur.
d''ed Duncan. The Rev. D, W. Fisher,
Io'nerly oithis city, quoted from them in
ll'i'rnOu upon the assassination Of Pres.
lleNl lincoln:
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u,,,..,,.,, Duncan.
hNa NlbS bis iiCultIeS 10 mech; hSlh been
Nhla Ai gsIl Otare, that bis VlFtuSI u
rM Phi HE angels lrunPst-t nEUed, AEAlnSt
,o,d % dlnnAllOh Of hl, tiIihg %;
A1i pliJ, lite newborn bibO
TTulIi I ID, blast, OF hCaVsn'G eherublm, hors,d
Spi1 igs thIlsaI eOufIrh OI The air,
TaMl tl BIOS lhe hefhd deed In UysrJ ere,
That ts.n shall drown the Wind, -"
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WARRINGTON, July 5-ool. Anger, city
Postmaster this morning had an invest.
EaIiOn mads to trace the money orders
that came Tor Guiteau. Only one money
order addressed to him in his proper name
could be found, and that was sent from
New York City on the 2slh day Of last
March by Charles A. Bryan, and was for
S25. The superintendent OF the money
order office remembers GuitOau as being
in the Office several timsa OF late, and
thinks he must have received other letters
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FROM CYRUS FIELD.
4l NRw York, June s

Hon j. g. Blaine: ..I,.... y
Our community, without an exception,
10 waiting In painful suspense for some
hoped for intelligence OF q favorable turn
In tie Presldent'S case. Tender TO him
and hib"tamily, both personal and
political, the assurance OF heartfelt wishea
Tor bis recovery. ---l,- .-a.-..
[Signed,1 STANLEY MATTHEWS.
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TO KILL GUIrEAU.

An orEaSiEa'iOn of Negroes Ready to
AVsSss the President IE He should
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BALLOrINa AT ALBANY.
The Daily Vote Taken Yesterday with.
cut Any Choice Resulting.

ALBANY, July 6.-The combined vote
Of the first joint ballot for q successor to
Oonkling Was m folloVa:
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A HERoIc DRED,

aud so on, from men, but no letter written
in friendly lines hSs come to him. His
story that he fnt conceived the idea. Of
killing the President about six weeks $50
seems, 80 far as can be learned, 10 be cor.
rect, and since that time there 10 no evi.
dence that be has been In Communication
with anybody. He pretends 10 have been
moved by what be Choees 10 call q patriotic
impulSe TO save hia party, bat
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AT ALBANX.

A MSsIInG Of the Assembly DOm0cFatS 10
GIVE EIprsNHIOn 10 Their SynPAIhy
and Sorrow,
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aUl4EAU HANGED IN ETviaY.

Aspsoial says he was hung ia Otiey a
Flint, Mich, with the hearty t&ecration
Il The cilisSnG who took part in the cets.
mony. .''. 0. .
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UNDER A DIFPEREST NAME,
CoNFRpERATKa

tits iSlikely he would have got hiS mail under
an assumed name. The official authorl.
ties, however, are still convinced that hs
was not In any conspiracy, that he had no
copfederAtss. - .s.. GlH' M.
GuiteAu'S brother.in.lAw, who 10, here,
said this morning that Gut.eau 10 90
egotistical that be would not have con.
fded In any body, had he known persons
who were willing TO join with him; that
hOimAgined be was going TO commit
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WARRINGTON, July 8, Midnight !
Information hRs Just been received from
the Presidents sick room to the effect
that the favorable symptoms noted At the
date Of the last official bulletin, at 10
sts still maintained.
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sr. PETERsBURa, July 5,-The Journal
DE s. Petsrsbtrg charaCterizss the attempt
on the Presidents life IS an abomiuabe
crime, which has deeply moved and sad.
dsned Russia, and asks II the recurrence
OF these henous crimes does not indi.
cate tho existence Of an epidemic OF crime
passing through the world. The Ameri.
cans may count on the isrvsnt prayers Of
the Russians for the President's recovery,
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THE PoPR CONDEMNS AssAssISATGoy.

RoNE, July 5.-The Pope has issued au
EucyclicAl letter, dated June 2Sth, dealing
with the recent attempts on the lives Of
sovereigns, In which he declares that the
preceps Of Chriat are eminently fitted 10
comprise both those who obey and those
who command, and to produce between
the sections Of the community that
unity OF purpose which epRenders the
public tranquility.
, 1881-05-19

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schr Iroi'stdas, .iuskegon. co,inr poats
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~ ~ und iO9 tubs lard' aN bugs Hour and
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, 1881-05-19

U0R1oH, Siuy ta.-FLoult-11ut and unchanged.
utA1H-EOTtI trni, steamer tnixgu and yAilUw. GIH
GG1kc OAtA firm; No. ! ind cxttn while. GsdbtDc:
No. white. bE3b1c NJ. mixed and MOI white. To
hic. 1lye, 3i.a}aiM
f!UTrsH-ChuEeo crea.uertes. z1@2Jc; choice lndto-
packed, ft6altr; fMtr tu you'd. f9fs1Je.
Est1H.-WeHtern frcBli. 12Gk12}{c.
iiKcEtrTs-Fn,r, 4Mn bFts, 1N0 sacks, corn, 2t,uU
but whcHf GIQ hu; natk allD bli.
sutrNENTs-FIuur,5 57a Urls; wheat &,0n bu.
, 1881-05-19

t'tArei-f'rlpnllrr SsrtI,orC tlnnrn.
Wlnl Gust, fresh. WcntlfGr rlrAr and plcnsn IT.
PORT HERON.
Pnilr !ErnoS. MlcIi.. Ntny jH.-l'asset1 up-l'rp-
pettcrs New fnrk with +. \. UrfsrVrr. Lowell md
hnrHcs: steamers City ot Cleveland. icari. Florh;
Act,tHnrr$ American Union, Senl,!sr1, tunt fith
tug 1!rK:kwny and d1ecslxc.
1Inw!1-IFnprIlors Iron luke, Vienna md con"
sort. Mncrnl ltnck md bnrKes.
wnf-Sortf, gentle.
Wenthnr-Flnc.
lO;tl r. m.--l'assrl up-1'ropcilcrs Chicago. A.
A. Turner and inrgrs. lug 1bhnsntl atti biirYca,
sehH,ners InlnsI,t, Hercules. r. Il. Mcrritt John
T.. MDtt, AslM MWlnrM. vt. Louis.
Asrivtti-F. e. Jselahtnn
I,uwn-i'rlpr1ters Araxts anti 1mrYt,s. rassaic
md hArgeA, ttnatn0r Kcwct.lAw. scl1onners
Moonlight, tof Took, tnY castlu End bar3oss
tlntchkIsY.
Wind north, light. Weather clnudy.