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, 1881-01-12

The cAf6 Of tho Gllscy House, New York, Has
cr1wdrll lit noon on New Yours nny. F,lsnua.
nbly dressed nlun slipped thotr cn!gGo before 10.
inK Unt to tnAke GNls. Suddenly nll WEN
startio'l by most extraordinary sountl.. It wi
n cDmpus!t s1und. and consisted pnrtly Of :
tremendous whtrrink, and scrntghInR. It car
rlcd tho suggestion of a pitched battle, anl
whatever CAUSED 1t WIS unn,iStnknbly advancing
upon tho pAf6, M!bolt In Il h!nderctl and spas.
tnDttc lniHor. It CHINO fipnrcr Atd nearer, Until
with Il tinAt Yrn,1d rush tfloro RwDDpol In upon
tho fiatunfshed Hpnap1ity InH1 1estn bnld-hcntel
tagu of tho hrgost s|ao. Tho lor''y bird, walea
llnl c,in9 tlavn tho vunttlatng stnft In tic hall
arranged his wings and tnil. and se,aklily nLf !
bnsket FULL Of feAthora TINT had beColna
lons1tlcG ln his desceHt, looked nh0ut. John,
WIN ilnll ChnrXg Of tho GAf6, thinking he
WIS tlcnfng with turkey, stoGtctl to pick ituh
when tho cugtU str1lok Alm with lta wing md
llGar1Y bruk1 Ills log. The enHc thon nDtfcth &
porter. house Hteak, aati wl,s tlntotiy oatlnE i!
when IIOsot Detective Mpatlc crept un behind
tho llnsls pGetnx bIrl, throw bastte. nser
hfni, ntll sIlt down upon 1t. Subsequently, ths
tAgu WIS re.lIoyvd by Il corps OF wnttora to the
buHGnge- ro0ul. whcre It was Ferchud upon IN
old slDyel Ind fell Into IL qulGt alun,brr. Yes.
tcrl.ny morning It WIS quito we'll aud ATTEMPTED
to mako its kfAYt oil It number Of leAihet
trunks and hand-bnKs. Employees Of tho hott
lntGTrerel, and Inter Il Bird .fntr1er and h!s NJ
tectfyo M8alo thlnAH tho eng!e escaped frou
como 1npnugorle. 1t IL very limo bird.
, 1881-01-12
An InteresasnE 1slvaItd.


, The Naehrlcltel 0f I!Nylu nlds now Auecdoto
10 tue rich collection Ut 0eTfsAl etork. tRgs.
During olp NJ lhD Hre4t stOr1la Vt tho present
yearii tho lf9At,liug struck burt In tho Village
q l1,wonoosx aud sask's u.st-!n which t.!sss r..
tho aataes. Tho TWO parent birds Snntosap platol
oyldent lstross. Al lust tho Inottor. bird dartoa
1uwn upon tho AQst, and. ssixlnx pnu vt hur
young tatny with her buuk. 1Ifu It OF tuA
safe sInt upoli !! u,ealow. THO lather followed
hgs, aud settled down u koop wateh over als
sceae Of .iangcs tho Orc bud reachpd the nt,s.,
wus Lying urt'.sn.i II. preparing for i uuscsnt,
thu young QUO tol through tho charred inst snto
thought. Down dartsd The ni.,!her Into tho
smoke and tire, al,d. o,,ng up with her S1,'uss-
ling III Hur beak, ilew Dlf. apparently uHhurt.
6n sle noxt dAy = wol!ts.!att st,ek ~! 70 tho
ground III the market plauo In tho uciHlt,OslnH
Iuwu pt Trtbbti. Bha was n1.Ablo to stand. ullu
tAo policeman os tho llttl0 tuwu carsleA Avr intu
tue guard house. whoGo II WIS dl*M,ytrDd asat
both her lcxs wcro sorcly burned. al.d 1he was
recognized ~ tho heroic mother who mud dono
tho GrMvu feat Ut rescue at tho ttrc IN Lawyer
berg. a physician WIS sent fur. u!u tl9 bur9o-
, 1881-01-12
WORLDS FAIR.

4 WltASuiE.
NEW Yo1t, Jnil. !1.-I'lle Worlds Fnir
Commission to-day atloptctl tlIoso sections ot
tho report of tho Executive Committee rec
o1nnietltttna The application 10 ConRrcss for
additional financial assistance, ntnl request
Ink Congress to nllntt foreign goods frro of
duty, n1l TO constitute tho Exposition build
Ing II botltlc'l warehouse. Tho final section.
Of the report Of tho Executive Committee,
recommending MI amendment to tho bylaws
TINT tho responsibility Of tho Commissioners
may 10 moro equally divided, a1,tl tint n per.
rlRsrnt Executive Committee Of fifty Cun-
'llsslonors lie clccted g,1yc riso to much dis
crsslon. Ex-A1nyor Chopper took tho floor In
antnEun1sm to TIM proposition. lie wanted
those win paid tho money to have solno say
as to how it should 10 spent.
GOV. CRAWFORD, or KANSAS,
expressed establishment Mt tho objections
urgc.l ngainst the bill which atllncorporaed
tl1s Commission. The bill l,atl received the
unanimous approval Ut Congress. Tho Lcgis-
latnrc Of tho Stnte Ut New York, md tho
Common Council Of the City ut New York.
1le,was gr'cved and astonlsl,ch TINT nttcr
tho various Statcs Ind sent their CoInMfs-
siollcrs thousands of mtlcs, IN tile depth OF
winter, through great Gn0w-,arifts and
storms, to join Now York In cnrrylng through,
tlls great Mltl grand enterprise, thu ex-AfayOr
of Now York {Coopcr) should how intcrposu
objections, which objections, If sustained,
would rontlur tho exhibition MI in,posslbillty
III 1851, us 1t would be impossible 10 obtnl1l
my Congressional enactment In time. Mayor
Cooper welcomed this Commission and
pledged the support Of tho city, and ha could
not understand how the metropolitan City OF
New York could rcfusa to do It's duty because
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seats Islpt'sonlhEnt III e4ci, ~" ol son'
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, 1881-01-12

NEW Y0ltK, Jun. ll.-1n thu suit OF Miss
0en0y!sye Ward agatust Lester aYalluck a1,I
Theodore Moss, for title to the play ut - Fur
get-ste. Not" the Judge decided that tile
Court would Nude q modification Of tue lust
ordvr In the c,aso, It counsel for dufendants
wanted all extension Of twenty-five days, they
must lIaYe III court tomorrow q bond bind
lug themselves to pay Miss Ward 8l,0o0 per
lllght for eyBry night tho. play Of "foryet-
Ale-Not" hal been performed aud woulu be
performed ut Wailack's Theatre, tIa pay
lAeut Of damages to bo contingent upon tho
result Of tho suit now pending This would,
II Miss Ward wins tho suit, give her ubout
$S5,OQ. I4e Court Suiu tls bu,A Must bu
, 1881-01-12
4 Dying HInnsn Vt~ton-T1i0 Secret =,
Truc Art 1aovonlcl Too Late to II, a,
Use 10 lG4us, ~

John f,one. nnnti nr f,m1t;,sn ,sn cs,oo,o+u =.
Now York NntTni,n1 Hnnnnv ain ~ H., ti nl tfs
era of lin Arists Fntf son1}v mi H. ~ ,tan ,tuan
nst in Ills prfGssio. ,;f,si nj III it,n" ~ N r.
tnst, Nfiur fnrty yuurs NJ ltbnr. i. hn sonnM nat
Mcrct uf rorfent nrt. i,l,t, ml,rn ~ thrr',,ihs
nItrnmt,,rtt1 with hta raiii,t n"ror n.,o',
uyrt,Iir If, ,lrtmr,ir Tin t.rnvnn I'm sn. lls
tnr M,tn,;rts! II, fhn nxhttin,;a ~ ttIn y
Of prsiKt,. Turti as t,t,rtrnit nutnti,r hn
c,Iiri ti,o i,r'Mtn ~ III liz .y.s ~ tlo e.
strung 1iiro pet.rcs. IL which tho hackrrm'ss ks
Hf lnnusctipp NouIl furt1fns effective Il pnri =.
tho fX.trcs themselves. This wts llls ruling na.'
siun In ltf1 md rs c ncarcl tho ut,d tho l,ssIn
, 1881-01-12

quoted firm, closing Mt 7 1l-io171s cents for
fair to RpoG refining ln,,scoynlo.
In frctghts 1liure Inquiry was reported for
room on berth and ton.,ugu fur cllartrrIng
purposes, md rnts lnve sll,wn, Ill instances,
n further slight Improvement For Liver
pooa, cnRnEeMents wcre rcpnrtett by steain,
flour nt 2st12s Gil (tnostly through freight
and forward sNipmcrt), aml by outport
stcnnera rs lowas 2s; wheat Mt the advanced
rate Of ID, caltnl TO 600 tons; provisions Mt
a:'s f.l@a5s in,ainly through frctghtl, and by
outport steamers rs low ss :,s3s 0lG{a5s. !
, 1881-01-12
JUSTICE hAEs, OF MASSACHUSETTS,
H1Mrfuf f}jxB4tfeh n 17,t frttnn

losroN, Jan. l1.-Justlce A'nes. Of tho
Supreme Court, l.as reslgael his position on
tho l,anch Oil account OF advancing a9u a,n!
lecllNlng strangtI. Ills letter to
Cow Long, written lust Saturday,
will be made public III to-lorrow's
Atfvcfltscr, nllu vii! probably provoke sllucl,
comment, III no intimatlon OF the pending
vacancy lIas been given. lle WIS Associate
Justice Of the Superior Court from lsi9' to
1877, when lIe was ,aado Chlef-Iu stlcc. md
two years afterwards la WAS promoted to
tAe Supreme Court,
, 1881-01-12

two companies ato 10 10 wDrkWt III harmony
tho present PRIZES 1re not unreasonable. II
they nrc not To- t}i 80 worked then present
prices nro hlgh. Neither Of tho stocks
Gun now 10 touched one way nr tho
other, OIL tho present public Information,
without taking Eutabltng risks. Thu general
stock market flrst alrnl,cad 14Qg2 per cult,
led BY Wabnsll preferred. TllIs WIS followed
by decline Of 1a@2'G, tic latter CaNaaa
Southern. Enfly III tho t[ny
TILE sTl'oSnKsr Hrofka ADVANCED,
rs follows: Union l'actslr, Central l'neifc.
WABASH, Hannibal st. 10, CnhnAn South.
effl. Iron Mnlllaait't San F'rnnclsc0, Eric, nhd
IT. Louis u New Orleans. Thu Wahnsl'es
continued aHnvc tito opening prices, hild
were less Affected by tho slump t''an
tho general list. Tho Olhal,a stocks wero
nlso s9follG, altl were sttstnl1ictl nj lIiE'ser
ilkures. Tho llaliMibals reactcd but slightly
rum the opening iRures. lne nihrkct WIS
stfolg oii t!o sccoilst call t!iis hftnrl'ootl.
western Union fnllletl 10 lol99, Tic fn'ltter-
ollt sloeKs improved ~ per cent from inc
!nweSs' 'lie urahgefs were fatlaee uFhios' ma
a''o ..-.-. .-.-.-,... .-.--.--....
COAL srocE9 DECIDEDLY sThoSoEa
Cahaaa southern WIS active aiMl lfn on
purchases ior Holland account. Early n tho
last llnnr tOo Eenarnl stock MARKET dcellflca
AV's' atla western Union Iclegraph iH
put een'. III 1ho iast !nll-hour lno
whnie il'arket nHVnhced @SGstta per cent,
ulo iaiter Nc" Aita''y " tE'ehgo' ohioh
Imc'''e' Eric, anu inc Goa! stocEs wore nls"
nettFe. ~ Tue c!oso tllo ltlarRet WIS laFhl lor
the ehllFe list, western Union scoring lts
h'sGest nafa'cc.
-..--. ..-.- RAILROAD noSns
, 1881-01-12
THE ALLENTOWN BOILER EXPLOSION.

l'H1LAHEIFlltA. JUL. Il.-ENU COlNlhtttet
Of tho Keystone Council of Engineers on the
Allentown boiler explosion presented ti,ols
rcpOrt thEs oyuning.. It demonstrates that
tho boiler gayo way III Its weakest. part,
whero Its own weight might l,Aye blokull It
down ut nny tlnle. Tho explosion was duo,
anl0Mg utller causes, to faulty construction,
,lnsktt!tul repairing, bud management, aAd
nrxluct
, 1881-01-12
A, HARD WINTER.



spsctat CorrfspoMstnet o. Tnt Chicago Tribune.
GnloasvitLE, ILL.,, Jan. io.-The weather
changed suddenly last night, and At daylight
this morning tho mercury stoad at III stegrccs
below zero. Tho atmosphere was unsct, atl.i
Tho mercury nus rapidly risDn,-at U j. Ill.
Indicating u degrees above.
, 1881-01-12
NOTES.
KELLOGG.

''' nv" .---e-
NO1,ES-
xr,1oon
sp<etat pt,pateh to Ias tntesoo 7,.buns.
w1s,,1vn7ny. d. G.. ian. 1t.-,rhn snr-
rnriors ri Knlfnar snv thnt If thn ,nnvn,nr,,t
II, tho scrotn Ejcctions t,o,nmIttca tr-,fav
enail resnit In shuw1np Tint tbe Den,ocrnts
,vho hitl,rrtn hayo hrln t,nt tha Kellogg casc
wns rcs nIi,ultcafr 1,oye chanucd thetr
minds. in consequences Of their decreasing
numbers. nothing vii, be lett for the Keuul,-
lIcnns hit to begin the rendlnr from Tia
f,Inrh,s dcak nf tbe twenty-four 1nrra vnI.
u,ups of Io1isin,n oyiiieuce. nnd' lonp
hmloro tris ia concludrd. tho terms
If sovcrol' ncmocrats viii hnvn ax,,lrrfl.
Gen. Chnlners. Of Aitsstsslupi. suys ."therc
will ll],elyba m ottetnpt To ttist Keliorg from
tho Senate. lie docs not sec how the demo-
Gratis cau do It after tho virtual pledges they
lloye given TO lot him alone. Even II t.,oso
Senators who thus have pledged themselves
not to molcst him should refuse to vote, It is
doubtful IL KELLOGG could be u1,scatel, but
sucl d course of notion on their purt would
be cowardly and unworthy OF them"
r,t, ,,rn,u,xo M onArr
t,en 1,oron coiio,! ~, IN fi,o son,to ,f;u.
tarv Cnmmi,teo this morning h,s h1il In nInro
c,n,, f,rnrt m tho ret{red iist ,rhnrr xvoa
vorv ,no.ro% on,,oa,t,o1 -, tho ,,,rt ~ t thn
1,n,,,on.,,s n,,1 han ,aos s,'ort a,,J ~ o,,e
uotn, noxsapo botween Snnotnra T,ogo,, n,,,I
1ton,lo1nh ,,rnwin, ,,,,+ ~ +hn 1ilt7 Iatr I,or-
tar noan ,yhor f3,nd,in,, ,oci,aJ In ,J,l
sn,otar aa", ro,n,mt"i t,;,,, thnt ~ ,o,,,, ,
psut ~, ttos. ,e'su I'm IN. t'As NV .o1le
as.so sa ~ ''aa .aAe" "l aet'se p"lt III "n Nv
,e"ipt " 'es'o'o .'a'l w 'no ntlny "Ho
!,au pee,' ucsesssl!S cunl''iMl'1ueu m!u
ulsa'tsseo; s. ou' u.' M''ea ennao ~
, 1881-01-12

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SInSAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jatl. III Il. i,l.-For
Tennessee md Ohio Valley, slightly warmer
and clenr Or fair wentllor, sontierly to
westerly wimls, Md falling barometer during
tho tlny.
For tho Lu!so region, winds generally from
southeast to southwest slightly WARMER,
pnrtiy cloudy weather, stationary followed
by fullug barometer, md III tho Upper Luke
region areas OF SNOW.
For tito Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, partly cloudy weather, and In
northern portion nrcas Of SNOW, rising tem-
perntt,re, Winds generally from south to
west, uild followed by rising barometer.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
C1tlCAou Ian. 1l-l0.i8 n. M
, 1881-01-12
TIE STOCK MARKET, .

CONTINUED ENElTEMEST AMI ACTIVITY,
sptetal DtspattA to Ths CaaIeaao IttbuAs. {
NEw folsK, Jun. 1l.-tt Is very active
day Mt the Stock Exchange, and there has
been continued excitement III the telegraph
stocks, Wusturn Union stuck openeu ut DS;
aud advanced steadily to lG, 1t has slAca
, 1881-08-28

better times, but Is bound to go on. whether the
"Do you intend to give this matter much at
tention?'
-, Yes, sufficient to keep myself familiar with
''Will you giyc Inc some Of
THE NAMES OF YOUR STOCKHOLDERS, sl1s.
-: HALL?
"I can sec no objcct,6n to doing TINT. Among
them are Mcssrs Seth WadhaIns, ~. J. Willard
OF tho Washington Ice Company, ]. Il. Atkinson,
Monroe Frank, the Directors, of COURSE and
others whose names do not occur to ulo now"
'*Somc people hesitate about investing lit
companies like this for fear Of being fr,ze out
by the larger stockholders, but I suppose they
must take their chances as in other corpora
tions, must they not?'
No, VIC have provided against this In the
stock subscription itself, which declares that
the stockholders shull receive an ilnnual divi-
dend Of IL per cent before surplus fund shall
be created for any purposes whatever. So you
sec tho frcezing-out process cart work very
well in this corporation"
II suppose this is your dull manufacturing
''Ycs, the demand for this season is practi-
cnly over, bllt VIC arc now manufacturing twelve
mowers ai!y' and will be running full he curly
~ Your position Us Secretary Of the roa,l will
give you better opportunity, will it not, OF de-
voting your attention to Il business enterprise
like this than does the position you are now oc-
cupying:' .'...
and the responsibility not so great
Wishing Dir. Hall success in his new venture,
tho reporter suuntered over to tho office OF the
Hopkins Manufacturing Company. L. Fifth
avenue. and had a chat with Harvey l.. Hopkins,
the pntcntcc Of the mower and Superintendent
ac1uifltion OF Nr. Hall to his enterprise and of
the business PROSPECTS OF tho IOtuDuuy.
, 1881-08-28
AMOS T. HALL.

IIc Becomes President of the Hopkins
Misunderstanding Cosnpuny-Hshat Tint
Corporation Is Doing.
Yesterday afternoon TRIBUNE reporter
called upon Amos 4. Hail, ESQ.,, the Treasurer
Of the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Road, and
bud conversation relative to his proposed
change of position in that corporation and the
reasons leading to that step. Mr.. Hall was
found ut tho office OF the Company rs usual, and
give the reporter II pleasant greeting.
"Mr. HAIL. safd the reporter, :" it was stated
in Inst Sundays TRIBUNE thnt you had resigned
the Trensuryship of tho Chicago, Burlington s.
Quincy ltond, and had accepted the Secretary
ship Of that Company. In addition to your de-
sire to occupy Il position that would make less
not also true that you had recently accepted
tho Presidency of the Hopkins Manufacturing
company,2, as nooa.nn Duo,:,an+ 80 .b,t coun,nv
on tho 1st Of June lust
'.ThIs Compuny manufactures the Hopkins
New Meyer VIII is Works q at f S9n rossm Ew ~
tho Illinois Central and tho Grand Trunk Roads,
Ycs. and they have fine establishment
= Hive you given the machine any attention
WITH REFERENCE TO IFS MEElTs"'
"Ycs, have operatcd It in tho field, and have
Ca WITH several paEes n1 nye asea u
was itl use. and had been used quite extensively.
and also ut Central Park, and at both places 1t
WIS giving cxccleut satisfaction, as sou sec by
these letters frou Messrs; Andrew Talbot, OF
Englcwood, and G. ". Stiles, of Central Park,
both of whom arc practical 1nowing-rnnchine
men," 4:
Hero the reporter read some very flattertng
letters from these gentlemen in regard to the
Hopkins Mower.
IIalI:''
"Ioshua r. Young, Harvey L. Hopkins, Ezra
McCorl. Daniel P, Whtacrc, and myself"
What is the capital stock Of this conpuny:"
vt was S4ID,tU0 until | bccume conncctf:"
with it, when we increased 1T to 81 ,:.50,G ,GU'
Are you going TO make 4 close corporation
OF this thtng, Or will you put tho stock on tho
markct?
No I ana aeainst close corporations US u
rule. We hnye. decided to sell it without dis
elimination
:. What induced you, Mr. Hall, to embark in
this cntcrprisc2'
"Well. have noticed that during the hard
times, when business interests generally are
suffering, thnt the agricul:urni- ni-inpiemcnt man
ufacturers were In u tourlshin2 condition.
You sec, the crops must be gathered,
though they bring but Il small price.
Agriculture, unlike certain branches of busi-
ness, cannot ho: temporarily suspended until
, 1881-08-28

the bill of 1SS0 which let IN fore1Gn coulPAulesf
provided they held 100000 paid up capitals.
| There uro Il few local companies in this city
| whose hope Of success depends apparently upon
their ability to erect il Chinese wall Of exclusion
against foreign companies, but huppiy the
majority Of tho successful companies :tre us ~
| different to arti-foreign Legislation rs to tho
nn op 81 fno m sc ropty decided t6at o
! point ,yns not we'll taken.
. MORE: WESTERN DEPARTMENTS.
It is 4 fitting tribute that the insurance
| capital of the Company is paying to the grow
| ing Western empire that they erected West
| ern departments with headquarters i'll Chi
cago for the supervision and management Of
their rapidly extending Western business.
It is a movement which sooner or later all
prominent companies must make. The lnl-
perial s. Eorthern and National, OF Hartford,
are the latest, but others arc bound to follow
until your city becomes i'll fact rs In promise
the greatest insurance centre III this country.
The capital will be held IN the Last. but tho
profits will probably be found in the West. These
departments in Chicago arc too important to be
ignorc. III amy future arrangements about Irc-
Insurance, and they will III time control more
premiums thun the head Offices III tho East.
=. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. ~
There is Il great rush for elevator insur-
ance here now, and rates have advanced
from . to So per cent
1t is now believed that there will not be
any further increase Of capital among the
older companies at present. The officers of
some Of these companies are opposed to an
increase, as they believe it will be easier to
,,,v d;,,;larl. il, rho fut,,ro ~, tba smaller
p'y u4'iue'!"o t'' e4e A".''Ae ~! 1A1o ''''".1e
than on the larger capitals. 1t is somewhat
strange that companies with double their
1oiulel caHlaS uo Iot !ahE 4atEet !1es tiiiti! tH
oGiott, utu lile question Is o1tcA asheu, "
What use Is the illcreaSc?
The announcement that New Lca1and
Company, the South British j. National, is
gOiur to make its debut in the East yia Clli-
cngo Is tnntalizi,g to suu1ry gentlemen who
hOIcd to have tho management III this city.
Tho tlrc-insur;.rcc clerks OF this city hive a
mutual benefit succty on the -urout1d- the
hat r-usscSs,lcut pluu when Il nlclli-
der dies
The London s. StalIortlshirc, an English
company which did Il hulf Wildcat kind OF Dusi-
ness from Washington D. c. ia avoid filing Il
stntcmcnt or 1naknr II dcposit has ceased blSi-
nfss in this no111try INC Co1,1nuny is probably
sniyrnr in lis affairs bl1t its A1ucricar 1ncthoGs
were sfmniy s,1icll.i
l,umors navo hrrn thickcnint, that thu Man.
ch,stcr Fire Ind nrr,t,.,ctl with Messrs Weed
4 Ecnnctfy tn hr,in business III Tits city at
once. but although of Erriish origin. thew urc
untrue. Tho Company will come some day bur
not vet awhile,
The returns Of American companies engaged
in marine business for the first half OF this year
rt,y,.l Il most disastrous excess Of losses over
marine premiums.
4 published interview with the President Of
, 1881-08-28

Each performance concluding. with KELLY and
RYAN'o New Novel Comedy or Irish Hluntiers. in
One Act, Six Scenes, and One Hundred ind One
/ his fhr{s
, 1881-08-28

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ennot;ou 1o ,,,to ~ = l,,d;ororsly ,t;cto,+ NJ,
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supply New Orleans is built upon ground
| level of the Mississippi River. It las no
oeut'o. tne WASTE ""'si .'t'a n'ls " ello
fcluse hatter Is carried OIL Ill Surface suttefs
| along the street, runs into Il great, open,
| horribly filthy ditch. and thence is pumped
| over II wall into Lake 1,onchartrain. whjcl,
lies hack of the 1itv rho frarranct. of the
nagnolla anu jasmine, WHICH the New
| Orleans writer refers to SO POLITICALLY, lll1-
presses the stranger in that city in about
tllc st"le way, "hell nlNcu Will tlo atllosr
lAlefe u llle open Sewers Us ,stfohE Will
from one OF Brids <'port's fertilizing estab-
lislmcnts would strike il Chicagoun Of Il hot
lno peup.1 y. ~" - +,, v..ea
"oolu 'fo1" IL pubic ee'solae1oo IL lnes sa"
any prospect or cverhaving even such sew
crage, air, and water rs Chicago now enjoys,
while the Chicago people look forward to
tranaara,,l';.at,.. r,s;.a.o ao,,1,i ,,ot ,,.aI,
!oposlapii"a!1y' Clicaso couia iiot "e1'
be better located. Rlsing back from therlver
and its branches in all directons-south'
,vhic,, render tlr,jn,ro and scvcrap,. easy
W.. ""''la .I.u'l ~ u'''l4'o '1lu oe"'.ase s"sy'
anu enable the construction or easements
and sub-cellars without filling. It is only i'll
of TIM r;vor ,vIaro II I,,. haon ,,oooss,r,, fo
- 49,. tiss. "4's.o :. 10, os.t , ~
l''sc 'ue e1''e' anu ll''s WIS oo'le years 'tSo"
lleaSy manufacture IND cor commerce naturally
n,anent protection against the snreail Of dis
1850 =, 49,, 1,,-n a., ,,.,;r;, ,.;,,,,. 4,;ah
- lle :,, ..'A1 tl'u pl"nso .'!ue "n'e1
sweep over 1t Ill all seasons Ut the year; and,
q Tim n al III