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, 1881-03-23
American Apprentices.

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I.cAn'' s'"asn - wv a...e's ~ e".nsaas
can apprentices Yccts.s 10 lnu to be slightly orcr
tlr,lwt,, ur. uorr t,uIpItIy, | might suy therp is
nalotAcr a''lo 10 tho question. "hateser eeilsase
other special ss,urties, tho ttltt IL mt utl h0r0
lv nny ,uu,,,. mar urn tbny In u,y Gun .it,rr. blu
,,.,or,., r,,.sI.,I, ,rhi. ts r,,,nrlv .Nnv,, h,.
asRFee sespo's!"'e' LUIS - e'sn',s sho", ny
the fact THU In brs'lchcs of Industry where
grunt skill ~ rcunfred uld whcrt III tr.U llrf,,n
i.yer has nr ever GHa rx!st, apprentices Ato
equally sel,rcc, md skilled l,br must Ho l,okrd
rur n,lo,g thu Foreigners. ThIs mn ecrtnn Is
tru In MY owl, business w!.nro tr.ltlG u,nn
cllllnt exist us thorn lr, lnss tln:l pe hundred
skilled w4rktnem III this speciality III AnlurIcn,
tsre!y tIirsrcnt snurrs It Is tsin.ply business
f.nttrr, ar u tIlHtter ri tUNrN and cunts tiiut
sllrft II state Ut uttnrs rxIst. Mrsl mnttcrs Will
thesu I,pys oxnect ,Icn liz T., srTccivo lii liz wuxos
when ttoy commence business, heioru tloir
tNlur Is Uf my vlllllu II tho eE.ltyur 1t is nut
to tlr Interest OF i'll employer. who ts himself Il
sx,llta worknn,u and wtno kuuus utnors III Ills
Al, cure tn hli,, Ii, orer ttut no ,Iy teHeh lin
tho business, md ut Tho s,,InU tt.lu pay him
1onry h,lLg whit 1t vii, Gust fur imported sklllr
lubtr. THIS kIlt.w tU Ia trln In .i,y avn Llis!-
Mcss, s n,yu iWIvvrtsc ,lIn,,y tiilics Ear Il tjy
to icilrn tho tr,tle, aid Enyu nut het3.l ublo tn
sGc,lr9 aile yet wOse Willingness 10 learn would
Justify ulu q nttniantng to teacn him;
thUy c.iitie t utu ind l,ru n,,xl.is Il, tt til
y,n, the nnI1nrity t1.yfng Iu t!esiro 10 hcg!tl Il
tr7ldG unlll they arc ~ ar ~ years nf ayr.
Let buys aud their parents, cnnpss With tho
n Etirnu, aud tllero will bu ~ trU,lhID 10 ss-
| ullre alosIt,ltlc rnccs 10 lu,sIi my GlHsa ut
skilled tutH,r
skilled lubor, tint Tho apprentice stlll WORK tho
, 1881-03-23

=" Wv tsaHHT :" INC AHA"gp a4f1HHTs
CtttCAuU, March ::e...-.tnaher Instance nE
oppression, stnrtling IL lts character. has lust
c.,tlc to my kmowleI'Hr strs. MnriA CreaEil.
ngc.! W Scars at,d upwnrls. Is to-dny prist'1lcr
ut tho HUNG, md IL pItlttll hb]crt Ut ehnrty.
Her alleged er,.no IL disruspcut fur tic Mntrur.
4 few dHys a4o. willie she wns temporarily
nbscnt fr,rI hor ro0ts,, her fnrn'turH was put
Into thu hall unl her ,1oov I0ckeE against her.
Fortunately Tho nlt Indy f'n,nh kdy to tue tlo"r
nna beforc tho Mat,ut w..s nwArn II It rrnc'
tltpeh her rniiti. From tits lime stlH WIS rG-
fistl my fl,n,l, md for nearly wcek llRs tltl,
sisted entirely Nthu such rltlD!ls ny rr friends
havr i,etn lble 10 get III hGr She hts tID t,lite9
T. tic VILE w"r ,,,t T. +" T. % ns w
sil0w.cuycrcd slslcwalks ,,n.,,pp,,rtt,!. Yes.
tcrMy Y yns'nnx tIi'ly WIN 1tlee went
% HchDel tu Mrs. CrenEh, got tI,tu tim
tho senttsic|s Wcru ef u,ir'l. sl,c says whr1 sfo
GHterrl Mrs Ereigtl NMa 80 nycrEtG ut tliN llll-
expected sRht IF II trirnd that 1t wits saIne
!stll.GHts hcturc she cn!'ti spcnk: 'fn.day indy
frcs',ntHta for Mrs. t'rragh, hut thy satrm met
er ut tho door, tlf her she shut1ls mt give fIcr
tatltthfhl 10 tht. ami, sct2lllK holt uf her,
pushed her DnGk fIitn tho streets. It hHs ,c-
t!mu tu time ti,o turritl.' treatment q Tho In.
tnntCs Mnny nty t,utn Thought ai'th t'in1A itsl-
tlpsAlblc. Hut tlDw liver tillt INT nnu Dr NY
GhArKes hNs ever tccn denied. lor eun thuy III.
THESE ntd als htvis lMen stHttdereu. ni,rrussctl.
l!fr, ,td If Mrs. CrtMuI, dies oF pr!yatton IN her
tlt'stllt. rlun murder will bc Ml!tlcu ~ TIM list.
for whci! sullirboty Riinll htswcr ~ tho bur 1f
ItI!lt Justice. ThMt ll,hnr, with Its mp
tnlrtcs,nilcus. WINS t,schn,rst With tho innt,ry IF
TINT WIS eycr tIostuwctl, LIT th1so who n'ss. 1t
beware. Sti1NGY TtnMAs,
, 1881-03-23

~ EA EQHof " JHf LNffAR1 jftbAHe.
c.l1CAa,u, March :!.--c1,n nothing bs .loslu to
rhcck tho frghtfnl brutality tI.at ls butlts cir
acte'l hrly III our itlst? il 1t IL TRAN thut tho
civilization " Il pcu,tls il,ly 10 KuuErI Ly It's
treatment Ut ts sumf. nnt1,ats C(!ua0u muslin
decd Go sinking Tupldy Into l'arlalrlsn,.
1.-Two ynu n'lo casu asu.'slH thnny: 1T nhnut
u. N. Yesterday III fnkn Atteet wis called frJ
my ttesk by the suutul Ut lilo las ts..!ltIy rapidly
nNtl rttteaiclliy. Lacking nut nf u sli,low, s;1,y
Il truck With "ttnwnrl" pAtnteh IN II, Anl hur.
messed 10 II Wrre swo H,lIu brutcs 8sratutu8
tyery nurvp to pull tE8ir luad,. us,l III IgIu,ble
hrsin by tlclr alfu lnyinB M his heavy wllip III
A1y"hcrt.. everywhere.
Wo pnxt,t to liua this Nun. tried to twice,
hut hp hal lurItuta his team h.th tinsuA while
WIS cuml,lY hown.kthirs. and. tnr,n1Xt this
hnyes. s o' ",whu IT, tS.sns" 's"s s. "''9 f,rotsS H.
Will iuld III. Ms tho "l,sa ht,tsewhpI,pr OS llIr
city. II h nvoryhsn'ya business u ntuyunt this
st'tt ~ thonE: ts1u INV ~ HtrorE eMouxa fUv 1t;
n1y nlllu ~ e:hp!oJ ono or twu UErola, unti nit
uttuuitGud. hayp askc,I tic tllluAlil,,,, t;n,l
n"thtnH u, dome IN stul' thtsf' answer ua.
htsltuiti'9ly ", II thousand tIme4 YES: III many
huo tO !ln !!lt!'Ds llumIno n1uiciy. unl lel.usul
iah'|, u hett VIII bu taken; bottpr still. Inter-
tsEe paFsn!!ttly ~ will: s!y ''rhs tF,'st nut uu;
tiia sa% w. Is itv"nsl yo .u's wy .l4 ut stopl
I'outMler, liaEa ,t,,u H0 With ctlnct u,pr ntst'
nser hRlsfs a'!l sturdy lAutt Htla WOMEN Tiny d,
u npttvr. "! SGal sny 1T Ii III, business nf
lnlno u u tnslmcss 0tsyunrs tllut yuur bovs
Mnt 9is!s sru" ~ call'as to suffering aud brl4.
ta!!xc'l y, Tug brutal uluulent aruuEai thonl, ~
thot eeflAtt1lS will II ttx Is nl!owMi IL ct,tIet
Ihese EFeI;stAures uuI surroundings Will mud
, 1881-03-23
Tlle Hon, David Davis.

Lb tAE fsHAuF " lHe LHtCH2n 4VGuti<s
kEw.tNEE ill.,. hatut1 ALL faFu buGtt 1ttntEsdd
ut tito ustnnlshulens yu,, ,ulinst on seul,g David
Davis climb down frnnl lifa porch un Tho funur,
Atid And OIL tho U1tH0uratIu slt!u NoW, 1 hnyo
actti nj rensnn to expect otherwise. Dlv!d Davis
WIS III old Whls wFu pridull Himself nn bu islg IL
Conservative. witt In yours Es'ae ty wns "nA
VIZ ,si'siss!y ays Y, ,eh 'i ~ yS@ n. ,.
ittcni snulstr% th.t le exhibited III thu eNtrino
tlat esan,cturist,p Stiffness nt tho old Whig
"l1a.,,.ssv!l.E Whls, 'i!n.i sreisbict lKo i,ils
or juliy Whenever lultt1. nlCl tAtHl nr!w!era de-
clarrd tho tjn!on IN ,!AnKcr, Wnut cou!tl you
mike Ut sllvh IL mum
llu WIS ulwNys lvcrGsatn.ntc1. liz mover WIS
IT least hu'f i tioToa of a'lr Present circuit
Jxs !" ,I,"ls o;, !aS ress'ssa als o,, Sp.
fsai' TINT verS 4ood .a.,.rca inan. Tho siiie"
hnnnrcA him. l!t l,a at,.i,tl not ouy t.t.o 7" thu
nvus ,'nl WIS tint b" LOFT tho I!onth ind nc:
Spns1r,l ! ,hu H!ass e ssnatar ani snescy s.y.M
r,t,la, Mas,l, ~ in President. don't kttw t.nw
It wns with nthots, l'lt twAs nn9 VI the hltrirst
;ays VI ny !ifs whcM ! lpar.,o'i thn. lhls l!''gu
liI!n,'s W k!t,t an,; ! thiak ! ,i!,!, fotons;
Fsnlrth District was held II l.a Sale, n1ld naY
tulintS ttlIr1!,Il WIN part u T.. so were ~.
!,an l9a s an W1l ~ taA ,,. Goys fat M9lS ".
inunngcneus Of hts interests In thn Canycn>
tlpit tilt0 thu hands nf .1ltle Charles u. keAgS,
uf Frtnrrt,'n. wn" WIS probably Tho t'rst ln.ta,
!nctltarnn Il! tho dstr!ut: ls!t " cyery R9int
Judge t'riley. rhoy ~ y Lively tKbt: 'r!!vs,,
Two mon WcrG Ct,Ntctttlt!k FUR Btlslie KIND
"r n nnl'o.'y, round ana s!eck.hca'Io'',
,nst' IT,. ~ a,ccn nxas 1 psIa wps9 s'scrS FSa.
hated-shat'a !la ~o',i-,hataes Mr.. L,sc|oy. he-
rntl-srown 'nau:, lsul cnarrs !. kessoy was MT
IL lIu lHNtGI, Ia lived tue GtuHu, At}u fought
fur Its representative ll.nn--nn1 won. -.
Davis 3lld Grdlry ragged. nn1 went hn'ne. not
f0rn s,,oer ntctInt tta.sl,xht, hui tn 'Ennw u
tlle." They uMto cnnNtrln!Mco %. and. thIHk,
julnttl In II tuI for 1ul4e Thoophitub l.. hickey,
Wlit4 WIS Alustller nl1slne Conservative lHluil.
Saving Whig. ar.i ,,uw y furious lle!npcrat. to
l1ct.lllr tllu ua,antu VI lla srchcuIlesi Iactinn
% nid Fossils. a1sd tiu un%tsely Meceptea tho!r
cAlt alln cisf1u tnlt-iIAWhete. Thu tMln0trats
nt,n,Ilalc,l the lato uri 0sgnost. II Jn!ict, Hui
llartt l}avis never IurgAve Owun Luvc|uy. Thu
ssti ot hriEy 1.-Two n'a.l ~, Conservative Whik
ttnr Gnrxuse.
Taku him all IN nil. tho Judge answers to the
0ty ttuc tIetlnitln Ut Conservative ever Etsels--
va: ~ oreatnre III humas form, hollsME on tY
LEVI AuR1u-
, 1881-03-23

ttolr na!urs, md YOU are responsible for tho r.
suit nn'i lenrGy Eic tn,llc t feel tho rcspnnsl-
hIlisy. {'M! n not msnk,': ~ mn, .flretil
Fn shall liz uatl rt'ht,." AN ! my hrDtalrrH
keeper? fcs. yt,.t nre: ns1i rpct'l i,t",,I II. hr
tr sh,' WIN permits prrvcnsnh!a wrunE.tlninE Is
\ rMrt!crps crImtnis. nnI will s,nlns.r or litter
hnvr tho due rnwhr,! Ut nrgIcct i'nl,ght hnt,m
- tis,n VIZ. terrible fare: i4t 4 T. "nly
tnrnt. tlnr,inty ts tn prevent cruelty: VIII 'hn
Mnynr. tho t'lIre. IN thotr duty IN this tt,ntrr!
WI! We '!0 s'tsi*2 do not sntnI tisay TINT ~
tethssrrs Ar,, cruel. tho rtsrrM' OF this wl,sl
te trn If thn rxr inHJnritynf t'iotsl. null it Is
nlcnsant. tn these trying tlmr+ fnr tnon,. tn scc
tho rur, tt, 1n,,tintirss rxetess by -, n,nHy ul
them !nwnrtls tilc nntnn1s under their rharEc.
hurst VI tlcr era!t. It il tr,,t. nIs,. lint tho
hn,'!y-nstlns driver l. mt utwnys thu n,nst III
tAtlt. IiAck of hin IL tu trAstnr wtst prticrs.
permits. nr c',,vrs Mt THO "nrlna'!!,,u 'l,at is
M culntlNli, and senlA tilt A'ls nnw hat niKt
II he pussalo only III tic lest condition uf olir
streHta.
If / have written tno strnuHly md ton 1lrshly.
let hly Sit e cnvcr,tl ly The intttN uf Onr M.
GtHty: "N d speak fnr ttluse WIN cnhnt srent
fer themselves" ma t0p' that would nslt, liz,
aprnk n,urr strongly FOR widows It,t1 fatherlrAs
children. Mn,l MI tllnt nrc drs0utc hlI tp-
pressed. Respectfully, e. ". Il,
, 1881-03-23


thinu*. " mig Il" hau tnlKca taiteh q! ant.R '. W
t",",. .I,t,n,t.y iis intinnv viii, tl,n wt,tnml,
jul4y wnr kttwp TO Inc clerks Il, tho t,il,ee, NJ
whs Mlsn tho fact that he wns rllnring With
u inst srt ~ mri: " PIN. .ra'l. ra'1t,ni nS
.snrn ,r In h,a % r,,,,,,x .it,, thn ,,r"r stmv
lI',iln,ttr tIuk1,t,wn ia Tho irti. On rho Iionts
ur lttttlc yesterday cnt,scsnbl" Interest WIS
manifested ~ tho hitnlr. Us seymour WIS well
kipwtl IN nti tho n',tres. j subscription WIS
atnrtcd nn tho lhMr,l ~ Rnt Il ttUr!ll ntIGFlh*
Tho subscription rluO!vG general attention. NJ
it,n!iKt. Few refused 10 hnvn inviting tn d.
with u. AL witt, khcw hliA secuted tho Hlen
that III, ro sat ltlsl.. md Ill thitEht tho het
rrrlMItthtcil.
chrlct IL. Train. THO tlt'ttnl nt TIC !iaanslh!-
linn uf Mnlnlny HlEht. wis M'ri III llntaover.
N. H.. furts-ilnu srnrs avo. iiu catlle 20 this
GtE twenty-five yours nEi. Shhrtly s1tcr blS
nfrlsnl hurG hn entered thu b0nt ntl shno
hO'i*r u t}pExettt linssctt y H'i!s: Wttrre
ar hull 11nrA GtstInyC' ever s3!lGr. Wncn tne
tirm wns oyYn1ze'i int" stnuA cs,tnpnnyn 4 short
tiiEt ilKu, Mr. .Cftin WH given 1he pt's'tlon u
ErrrEfhrS+ II rcshftsihlc i'la''o. Wtttl hc n!lcu
with HrtHf credit. lie itn'tcu III Like sMw
about tlttrcn yenr. nKu- md has s'eeti t'1' ~
tho rfnnhcnt E!tHtS or thaE AiIi,lfh eFGr
s'nse. IL wnsn FMwn Trisstrc fHr yrurs h!i'
nus he sGtcrnl n'iices ot ltsi " ttle :t,1l ci
1Ntill1tf NIthIHkN n!fi.F HtAnfthNitH Nt1f fillcE
, 1881-03-23
Mrs. Seymour aivos Her Version Of the
Causes Of the Sad Affair.
7ho Engagement Of Aer Son and Miss Cram
How It Was Broken.
Friends Of Tho Family Qnes!lau thu Correctness Of
Sanlo uf These Stattmtnts.
gey.nour's Associates Can Throw but
Little Light on the Affair.
,tr1ttpEtt AND SUICIDE,


ncoua!ntei with ono or tho Other ut ,ine victims.
Tho atrnIr ,hroahni. In. II character ,,cynn,i
tho ordinary ori'''rs Of vrcat sity, snd 30 ,c.
tails form terrible chapter Of youthful folly.
depravity, and coo!.blo"'icd crnc. The story
t.ona details aar' s,no no. % cs :" "',a Rat m "n, s
tSa. st Seymour. % t,,steua If pcnx Insane. went to
~ horsc rS'th tbc ,.cn.rnts intention OF at |
loast k1llina The father % os tho young lady Tor
whom be pFofcsscd so acrp = ass.
Ins history Of ns 's's!Sls % "'"r 5 o +" far ~
wncn ero,!S. II mupa, es'.a. uan ~ wn"y sy
cnllcd nj tho so,lcc Of C. j.. ilili & Co., NJ. lii
washington s.see'' ,"r wh',, ~ ""s ~ e'"iss"
asa sctt!!nx efer!:. Gong direct I" w. scnvrr.
cork II na that he m wuua .oli .o rnT and pny the
H 1oau' 'a rns ~ ring % no hnl previously bnrswsi
from paisy ncsscw!s, w1'nh ~ 'nn H. .nwii M M'.n
whom hc hlh bfts'tIle 11lntunteu, tme islf9 n ~
he went 70 Golsr,ias l'!%1'snop, . ~ ~, ~ Mn 1
tson street. nnd hitSh1Ftru ~ pa"n mia Go;u
Hatcn anh chHln. 1T. Gnuei!in L.luse" tt ~
take IT. ns b. nck;nwleEcd .,".slA nn;icr ,,gc iis
sa ~ ~, a,ei s1 yeas1 s1t1 Pitt m
take thH respisibility oi pa"n.tiy ~ i"r nm;
n 3n , mniu r. ri in W tho .",nr,. MI, III" r,.
nntnn III hfs en,umuIt.u II ,,iNn,wi,. UJ, tho re-.
calpt Of tho money liz loft tho rlnco NIL. puT-
CHASED smith 4 Wess"ll revolver ni the tn!-
Ennvcn a. iM,tI&n @ & Eli I'll ~, ,t,tnv Ms' viii rntx..
~ tn!I I,pr that nn i,ul ttt,|.s 10 "a, ont Wr.t
and exhibited Tho revolver md buwlc-knlfu
which he Ind putcl,'set, u. tsiu sl!,u snt,. iiu
maae up auaftrSst H. WIZ anH W'; ,i r,i lux h
II .1o si,,f,,h rt,t,ut. h, fhn ryi.,,i,,r m
Invitation which Tho t,cc.ptcfl With thu
complatsance of her cl.ss. shnrt!y ecsHrG q
o,ctlGK seymour t,et Mi: =. -. iMth"rt, it,a
, 1881-03-23
TILE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
A Mile of Broadway, New York.
Illuminated.
Ono Company rreparins 10 Light Streets md
Another 10 Light Houses.
No Reduction Of Price by Edison's
Company Below Cos.
Progress of Electric Light in
London,


Mn york .>,a,a, ,yoreb u,
nw.,, dr. ,, I ,', nae ",.i f',r ,,n ~ rou ihota
"'!. was n'e reply ~ 'ne onlce ol tale !onl-
missioner OF Public Works after lIcrutd rt-
l,urier hui inquired wlsethur any gus c0u,
psny Is deriving profit frou tho experiment
fu t. "' .sse'. = 'asn' T"ts ~ "E,lik ,,.l III
i'roauwaf' letweth Fot'rtttrtll atltl Thirty.
fonrll' slrcets. Permission ilnslng been
granted, tho company put up fifteen lights
N. M III, NH ri, n, .fu,,,nry int Inst nm nt inv ~ % tlsv
display twenty-tllrce lights tetwern Four-
tSr tns s n Of fI1ttc's, wav ~ s1eg's s os nS"s @
,in, nyrry u,vit Slncu ii,n nlnctri,,
Ma 10y sns', w., so' m,Rm a"su w.. uno ulse.at
,,ght NY necl, t1irl'ea or tao l'enat'n'"nt OF
lets In tho region ,.ow lighted by electricity.
Wu hu,e tnk.n tho burners pif, The cIty
,r,va tha ,,,a ",,",,,i,s sIh :. ro,r far o,ar,. r
,"ss ano saa "onia'eS ., Sl" N.'' ~ e'sls
burner hseu III ltRlltnE tio streels. l'ere Hf.'
l00 burners tnkeh utt ntrl tlnt used, Alll coll
sulnently not plitl fur. nnd Il lilItu arlth-
iuetic will enable yol, to scp thu Swing. Tte
rus companies chargo private consumers
- y, n.r NN) frrt. tho cl,v r,.ts II. rna Mt
electric light c0nln'!y will contlIlu to
illuminate broadway ut their own EXPENSE;
but after t],e uext ncrllry OF thu Gas tam.
a'Ssaos' cnhs!sl'hS " ttlo alasot. u'G IG!'-
trollcr, anu Inc Commissioner of Public
Works, mny .,u uble tn answer TINT coultll-
drum. rhey will ulect Ut, tho :,otl, OF thts
t,m ~, t, rn", II, iii; ~" ~ s.tu ~, 'Is,t-
t,iitr ~ r. T. r;su',i,i,, H. o m,,,,sa XXI r
t ";,,,m.,y tfat nr. IIiM,miu%otIt,, % isrowav ,s -
DO do no! set cosret OUT ihsy iis%its Of! ihs ihss
tlGiEttia ii,, op'. Inat - Nv" tlA'l7 'ioAu""J
, 1881-03-23
RAILROAD TIINE-TLiBLE.
A NilLVAL AND DEPARTURE or
n !C!cGntu,l. *sus.day excepted

th1rnxn IL Norih.vesfern 1tn,tw~r
For Mans. 1linn.nrt1a Hinenns.tn accommodations
IMPLY atm Clntk.a 'Gtnnd f'nc!1c, lltnt's Errress
otlco. lhi1ler House, ii CanRt.nts una >i.6 dopot
, 1881-03-23

rha~rVo. rEnrttHrtnn 4. stnsrrv Not,-,.a
Fnr Mnps, T!nle-.fah!rs. StocplnR Chr aocommnt..
fdinks ESpr...A t)tce font nf fnana.aSus Es H1 n
ltonse and Is CnlH.st- 's'" eatuof
, 1881-03-23

tnnSRtufdaE night 10 Gilman 1ulr.
CUR Saturday ufkht runs TO isprtS uuiE
SfHhnsh. NJ. 1+oHts 4. Fnetssr Jenjt.r1Y.
lGp0t GngIitr StGH Archpr-nys
FL; ArclIuf"hy. cuta VITA StAte-sL ruin 10 the dupa
Ticket ut1e4,, - CIark-Yt
, 1881-03-23

iInp liitfcra cures by rrtlayi1,g tho Gnusc or
sickness md restoring y!tulty.
, 1881-03-23

Tho tlGlt'ly grip ut pneumonia nlny bs varied
Olf with 1i,llu'A lfpnry c Itn1.hnlI,,l Nl,t Tar.
Pixies 'fonttaclle Drnps cure III ono minute.
, 1881-03-23

Ffs-n~~ 1F0re V~fts,,J - fsn-sN~ FeeNr,rA
Unres, u cnrk.ss ShurMnn if0nsD, rulMor itnu ID
tlnit lac!nu libto At.l u Caialt cor MAl.sua.
, 1881-03-23

Inks Shore & attaiit1na Hnnthhrn Railway
I!gket 9tllcea o. deguA sMu Enrea.st huud Vt a
amt freight 1tcu untter Hhorun llpusc knd tlcxes
pulGeh " thU Arund tack} Aulel a4ad rAltuus tuuaa
, 1881-09-28
PrOklaTna.

EFT bekjendtgjores herved, at
49, Haarskjerer og Detailhandier
FRANKLIN MARIN SHAW'S Bo
under Gaars Dato efter hans egen
Begl@ring er taget under Skiftebe-
handling som fallit.
ALE OF Enhver som have Noget at
fordre paa bemeldte Bo indkaldes
herved med 3 Muaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og bevisliggjore deres Krav.
St. Thom@ Skifteret, den SIDE
September 1881.
II. HANSCHELL.
est
, 1881-09-28

The whole Of the location OF the
canal, which stretches through an
endless morass and for the most part
is inhabited only by aIligators and poi
sonous serpents demonstrates the
extraordinary unhealthincss of the
country. There prevails a certain
maIarious fever which is even more
dangerous than yellow fever. The
nicknames of several places, such as
Europeans Grave" "Fever Grotto,"
and Deaths Zephyr" would alone
suffice to prevent a thinking man from
going there as a labourer. Only jour
nails that r falsely informed could
think of persuading lahorers to set out
for Panama.
There are about 200 colored men
and SO Europeans at work on
the canal, and these r occupied
with measurements and with cutting
away the trees and climbing plants
in the future bed OF the canal. These
jobs, however, advance very slowly.
The murderous climate demands SO
many victims that about one-half of
the workmen are continually lying
sick. Already a mass of human
skeletons is bleaching there and
as in .its time the railway between
Colon and Panama, 471 miles long,
required a human victim for every
inch, there will be no foot of this
new enterprise which will not pay its
tribute to death. 1t frequently
happens that labourers are found
dead in the woods. Physicians and
medicines are scarce. At least there
are none to be found at the right time
and in the right place. Of hospitals
for the poor victims there are as yet
none that are satisfactory. Wretched
barracks have been stuck up, which
do not even keep out the rain.
The food that Il given to the labourers
10 entirely inadequate. They get res
, 1881-09-28

three times q day, coffee morning and
evening, aud at noon very small piece
of salt meat. Bread is never given. With
all this, the men. who have to wOrk. IN
a heat of nearly 100 degrees, for nearly
ten hours o day, receive the miserable
sum of SIT a month. Out of this, also,
the rainy days are deducted, when it is
impossible to work.
The devices employed to make il difficult
f,r labourers to gee away ssfrom Panama
can readily be understood 1t is exceed
ingly easy to get there, and from almost
ali parts of the world ships bring men
gratis but when they wish to leave the
prices are fabulously high. The Panama
RAILROAD demands for it's forty-seyen
m les the extraordinary fare OF so. All
the laborers complain, and every one
who has got money to get away hastens
AZ quickly as possible, so az not TO nave
his bones there forever. Many 81 70
Panama or Colon TO buy their horses ana
ride of for Mexico or Costa Rica, where
the climate is more healthy, but the wages
are vet worse than at the Canal. That
newcomers find. themselves in q most
sad situation is easy to understand.
Evorv man who leaves his home to SUBJ
iect himself to all possible fatigues ana
to that murderous climate is to be pltled.
Even the spectators are bitterly disap'
pointed in their expositions. Since
the laborers earn as good as nothing 10
is plain that they can only buy the most
indispensable things.
The first duty of the company should
have been to provide for the erection OF
hospitals, in which the laborers should De
treated gratis and the second duty should
have been to provide sufficiently good 1000;
and, finally, wages should be raised ana the
time of work shortened. AS long as TINS
is not Gone, theHpmpany will have ito getlCs
workmen from china. Rice and beans are
abundant in the country and the sons of the
Middle Kingdom require nothing more
Ouoted from st. ThomG ISdende.
, 1881-09-28
THE NAM CANAL,

THE DEADLY CLIMATE-TERR1BLE CON-
DITION OF THE WORK PEOPLE EMPLOYED
THERE
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The Official Report OF the 1oteF-
national Congress for the Uni6cation OF Money
Weights add Measures, held at Paris 10
1878. contains the following:
s.Messrs Fairbanks & Co. have for q ions
tins co-cpsrated in extending Inc ms'fis
system, by making balances. letter Scales, any
weighing apparatus gsnsrsfiy winch
The Oongress was composed Of delegates
from All n.rts of the world, many Of them
d;s,;ncnishsd in science aud mapuisotur-s and
many other, holding high positions 10 official
life. 80.
Among all the scale-matsrs Of the woric. toe
Eairhsnts drm vas the only ons honoured o.
,hia Constsss With . especial recognition.
, 1881-09-28

NoRoCco.-Advices from Casa
blanca state that in the early part
of the present month the heat was
for several days intense and almost
insCpportable. 1t is reported thot
in the last move of the Sultan's
camp over 200 camels persisted OF
excessive heat. 1t a also reported
that on account of this great heat
the feast of Ramadan could not be
kept. The hot weather has almost
suspended the traffic with the inte-
rior of the country, the Arabs refus-
ING to hire their camels tor the
transport of produce to the markets.
The payment of the gate duties CON
tinues to be effected, but not without
some opposition, which, however, 1T
is expected will only be of a tran
STORY nature. At Mazagan the
same complaints are made with re-
gard 10 very hot weather being ex-
Derienced there. In consequence OF
the destruction of partridge eggs
from the late rains, the Pasha OF
Tangier has, at the recommendation
of the foreign representatives, liked
the 1st of September for the open
ing of the shooting season instead OF
the 18th of August as usual.-Gso-
Yaltar Chronicle.
The National tribune., 1881-09-10
TOO MANY GENERALS,

The last official census of the population of
Venezuela returns no less than 81 ,222 generals
Some of them are stated to be on active service,
Others in the reserve. The present President,
General Guzman Blanco, has created 5000 of
them The army itself is not so numerous as are
its generals. letter of August :, from Vene-
zuela TO the New York Times, says that Blanco,
dissusted with these facts getting abroad
abolished the rank of general except for him
self is commander-in-chef OF the army.