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The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
LETTER FROM sAM'L TOWN
SEND.

For the Gazette.
Mr.. @. p. JoHNsoN-Dear Sir -
People are put to great inconyenience
ae Dover on account Of the burnt h0-
tel. 1t would be q good thing for the
peach growers to hold q meeting at
this critical time, at Dover, il the
trains run 30 as to give time to hold IL
in the afternoon, but 1t does no, there
fore, Middletown, on next TusdAy af-
ternoon. one could be held. We could
concentrate this pressure on our lower
members. / talked with Charles
Beaston on our way up and he agreed
with me; it should be done aud you
might say it Was suggested that u
pe.lch growers meeting will be held on
tuesday afternoon, 1t 1 o'clock p. m.
ct Middletown; We then could pass
resolutions and send q committee
down to Dover that night. will
write up by the mail that takes this,
TO Scott Way TO see Beaston Green
ana Governor Cochran and others, and
sail 1t Tuesday afternoon at Middle
town. There We have room and Il me
to make . strong fruit growers show.
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL TowNsEND.
Townsend, Feb. 10Th.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11

TEE BILL PASSED THE SENATE
The bill introduced by Mr.. Belts 10
amend the charter of the Delaware
Western railroad passed the Senate
this morning, as will be seen from a
despatch from Dover to the GAZETTE,
by vote Of ssssn to too. We regret
that the vote was not unanimous. 1t
seems so just and proper that the ex-
tension asked for should be granted,
guarded with proper restraints. Let
it now be passed by the House at
onoe.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
KIDNEY PANACEA
HEAR WHAT is san.

AEAh w Hal 1S SAID,
ut has made me a new man.
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without 1t fol
any meney."
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
md ~ as easy 10 uake as milk
"We have sold thirteen bottles this
Order."
my morning agony is gone-thanks b,
II ind IL splendid appetizer
ANY Invalid Or sufferer afflicted will
any Kidney disorder who Will write M
As TO their complaint, will be treaLed
humanely and kinuly. IL Is my monl
earnest desire to Investigate all forms -,
Diabetes, and glve relief at ALI times. l.
You are too poor lie purchase. write m,
anyway, and your case Will have ilnme.
dlAte attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature or Ala,
Haydock In across the mouth Of eacb
bottle. oHcD
Prite-one dollar for large, and an,
eeLts for trial Size. o
HAYDOCR d 90.
oO"~WiS !" F4~Ct 81, \. Y,
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$40 INDIANS SURRENDER.

Fort BUToRD, Dakota, Feb. O.
Allison arrived yesterday with three
hundred and twenty Eve Of the hostile
Sioux, under Crow Wing, Black Eagle,
Gold Bear and Long Dog. They sur
readered their arms and ponies to-day.
Grow Wlug, the head soldier of Sitting
Bull, is the Indian to whom We are
most ind ,bted for this surrender. II
is in por.ant from the fact that the
people were not isolated from Sitting
Ball when the movement toward sur
render began. 1t was made while
forming portion Of his camp and in
spite of his opposition and entreaties
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
4 LADY'S S0LIL0QUY.
TIME-Jsnuary and February.
PLAOE-Home.
SUBJEOT-Aa follovH,
SUBJEOT-As follows .

snow let me think: the Holidays are
over, and for these two months / really
believe shall have more time than dur
ing any part of the year. In March and
April spring dress goods will come out, so
my time win be taken up then, and I'm
sure don't want to have much on hand
when warm weather comes; so Ill just
see what need for Housekeeping, get the
things ready, and make them up.
HThere are sheets, pillow-cases, and per-
haps some other articles for bedding; then
must have q supply Of table-cloths, nap
kins, towels, and-and-oh good many
things, 80 Ill send q postal card for .
Ho,lsekeepers Price List, and see what /
do want. If 90 TO the city I can then
have my memorandum made up, and il
l don't 20 Pll order by letter, as have
done before, and get promptly just what
l want at the same prices that would
pay if in person.
"Of course something might not be Just
erGctly as / expect it, 80 / must send my
order to store that will let me exchange
or will pay my money back if ! want it.
To do this, and have the greatest variety
of goods in any one establishment in the
United States to select from, / must
address my postal card JONI WASA-
MAKER, GRAND DEPOT, PHILADELPHIA
q" There, came near forgettingi This is
q good time to make up underwear, too
30 I'll add to my postal card Send me
an Underwear Price Last, and see if il
won't be cheaper to get it already made,
and save all that tiresome cutting. sew
ing and trimming"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
General News

The steamer VIeksburR Ia reported 10
have been wrecked of Sabine Pass.
Texas, during Saturdays storm.
Henry Bergh, president Of the New
York Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Animals, is also poet and a
dramatist. He has written play entitled
"LSve's Alternative" which is to be pro-
duced at the Union Lesgus Theatre,
New Ysrk
Delaware Bay was yesterday almost
entirely clear Of ice. The Ice nelds al
Long Branch were driven northward by
the storm, and further danger to the pier
Is averted for the present. Fiftseniron sup
ports OF the dock were broken andinearly
oil the cross braces Of the pier carried
away.
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LOCAL TAME TAu,.
TRAINS LEAVE wII.M,.o,

=, " H'ilNJTOA
rok PHILA0EErH1A.-I.5s 2.9ss.
,,iV y:vo' s:i4, io.vz, ln.5U, a. m.; l2l;s /,
IN sundays, los, 2.SJ, Sion, m ~
'.Su, s.66, 1900 p. In. h"'l
FoR NEW YoRK.-l-5S, 2.2i1s1ms
-ni. lZ.B, l2.A3, 2.,S, 6.l7.
sundays. Los. l.S -. m. 6.l7 p. IN ~
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsBISo,..
.k.oi, 2U5. z.l5, 7.sj, 800, n. Ia. IN ~.
,.6i s.uc, p. IN. On Sundays, nay,
la .b6 a. IN. '-'V
Fok BALTIMORE. tBay Line oonuss..
'.uS p, m. No Sunday trains.
fOk NEW CAsTLk.-n0U v, 10
.OU, 90, p. m. No sunday train.
Fox DkLAwAkR X. R.-g,O m
~, y. nl- No sunday trains.
foH WILMINGTON d NoKrHERSp
", a. M; 400. 0.Oo y, III. No W.
rains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN R, al
40 .. In.; 90 y. IN. No SUNDAY tr,as
GRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMISs,I
FROM PhILADELPHlA.-lAB. In N
%, 500; 30, ~ H.; Z,lS, Ia. LOl N
~, i.4o, 4.Ju,0 W, 0.I1, 1.OU, s.JJ, M
"A. on Sundays, l2.l5, Los, 2.Uo, a Nj
:. M; - y. ia.
k'KoA Nkw YOKK.-l.5s, LOS, 7.5..
H.; Ik.a6, A.O1. 4.10.I.O y. III. unsaIa N
30, 2.Uo, i.ol a. III.
FkoM bA LII MoRE.-l.5S, ali ga II
n; ll.2U, b&.4i, Z.UJ, t.Ui J.4i, >. 40, n
lays, Las, Alt "a. ia. o.UI 4.JJ y. m.
FkoA WAsHINIsrus.-l.o ~.
~, l2.3l, 2.Uo, gu, y.5U y. IN, "a I,
lays, 6.U7, v.JJ y. IA,
kkuA Nav CAsrLE.-e.I5, 49, l2lLu
,.lO, 90 y. Al. NO SUNDAY trains,
kkoA DELAwAkE Il. k.-S,y, IA n
..D p. In. No SUNDAY trains.
FkOM WILAIH0ToS q NORTHERN A
80, lib o. H.; 80 y. III. No sunl
rains.
FkoM DELAWARE WESTERN k,R-,
=. m.' Z 40, y. IN. No SUNDAY lralnA
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LgAI
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND " AsHisG
AVEHuE-7.U0.1.JJ Z ~. e.IJ, ~. y, ,ll.U,u.DA Ai
~, 80, $50. 4.OO, 49,, 0.lJ. o.UO, Bg Z
40, Il.SU y. ul. On .ounuayB, ola a 4
M, A.46, LIZ p. III.
From lHIkrY-SECosD AND MAa
srkEEhs. -7.jU, ll.S5 II. III 1923. u
n; I.UV n. In. On Sundays, I.OJ, a u
NorE.-The black nEurea repfss0 d
Limited Express" Oa wnltA an sIx'
Are In ulATRed.
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, February 9.-At TO-
days meeting of the New York Board
of Trade and Transportation special
committee, appointed to consider the
methods Of counteracting the monop.
oily in telegraph business, reported
resolutions which were adopted, de-
claring that the results Of the opera
tisn Of the telegraph in Great Britain
as . part of the postal system of the
country are such as to commend the
adoption of similar system By the
people of the United States.
1t was further resolved that the pres
ont Congress should before the adjourn
ment take all necessary action to secure
Information regarding the workings O.
'he postal telegraph in Great Britain
In order that 1t may be adopted In thi,
country without delay.
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W finn lAgsOH Markets.
WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. D
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

WE ADNRsDAY, Feb. ., 8 p. M.
FLOUR ls quiet and unchanged. Sales
OF 100 bbls, including Minnesota extras,
at 10 aS 75 iot medium TO fancy clear,
and Al 81 S7l<a6 % for straight. Pennsyl'
mia extra family At "a 75a5 Western do.
do:, at 20 25a6 6M and Patents at as 76a
10. Rye Flour is steady at 81 rs a s per
barrel. Corn meal Is held at 90.
GRAIN.-Whea is In fair demand and
prices q fractiQu higher. Sales Of 20 ,OOU
bushels, including rejected at al U1al O7Id
2red car lots at @l IA l4l1, and round
lots, In elevator, at 81 Is Feb, Al i0,I
March and elle7S April. Rye-Penns,I l.
with better inquiry, and prices are
firmly msintai aed. sales of II .0N bush;
including yellow, al 521za53[c; white
at 5lNc, steamer At 5ls<a52c,, and sail
mixed, elevator, at 6s7<. AT the open board
&c; WAS bid for Feb., Sc for March and
5' for April. Oats are in good request and
arm, sales OF 1900 bushels, Including
white at 4Ss451<c., and rejected and mix
cd at 4411c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 6a4O
barrels OF flour. d, 500 bushels wheat, IL
wv bushels corn, $1,000 bushels oats, 4xtO
bush. barley. lB6 barrels whiskey.
uWHIsKEY was in demand. $50 bbls. OF
western iron-bound sold At tl IL per
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Feb. 7.S p. N.
Beef cattle were In fair demand and
prices OF good stock were steady 99n
mead arrived and sold at the different
yaros q VIC. per pound, the latter
eHEEP we're rather dull and prices wer,
easier. 10000 head arrived and solo
l ~ tne dlnereht yards at bLa8zc,, anf
/ lanos at 911ad7zc., per ID.
Hoes were In fair demand, and nrtca
were higher. 400 head arrived and so.C
/ Az me dineren1 wards at Ak nc. per h
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
THELATEsT ABOUT THE WEST
ERN UNION.

BosroH, February 0. The Jonrnal
has the following special from Mon
treal: The Montreal Stock Exchange
10 greatly excited over the announce.
tnsnt Of q heavy transfer of Montreal
Telegraph Company stock to Wilson
g. Hunt, Of New York, a director OF
the Western Union. The mo,emen,
10 thought to foreshadow the absorp
tion OF the Montreal Telegraph Com
pany by the great consolidation Th,
Montreal Company has a capital ol
$2,OOO,oO Its system covers the Ca
madam Dominion and extends through
Northern New York.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
EDUCATIONAL.
DANCINGi

DASciNei
REOPENING OF A. s. WEBsTEKS
LECT DANCING ACADEMl
Thursday Evening. September"
AT THE II
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmlng'oA -
Ladies' and Gentlemen. Misses aaq d
ters wishing To become proncie.SgmI .Sm Itbs 4
the dances OF the day, and toE1tA
new and more fashionable ones A "a
1t To their advantage 10 begin ""
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES al
Commencing Thursday. Sep.eTmSTSTr, eTSSr,ja
Gentlemen'E class Monday ana ~
evenings from TO 10 O'Clock.
AFTI;RNooN CLAssEtS,,o ,oOs 4
Commencing on saturday, 80 go ts
Ladies' aud Misses and Master
Thursdays from 8 TO Q, and 'ns ss' dIs
from 200 TO 400. Private lesso''
at any hour to suit convenience rss
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzES 'N
IN A FEW LESSONS. !. a
Special arrangements for ScnTss cnissss
Seminaries, and ior private az bys
ladies or gentlemen, can be Ila1o ooheInl
plying at the Academy. at Nv mali
Bros, No. 7l0 Market street reet9MrpSTEk or
epI4 Masonic Nemp'.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
CA r p EFT S !

II has been the custom here
tofore 70 buy our stock Of car
pets about the 10th Of February
90 that We might have then in
the store aad ready for sale by
the lst Of March. This year
We bought just oae month car
lier and now have tho most
complete line We have ever
shown. Persons having carpets
to buy would do we'll 10 buy
now whilst the stock is new and
fresh, as many Of the bargains
We are Offering cannot be du-
plioated. In our last advertise
ment We called attention to q
line Of Tapestry Brussels at IS
cents. Persons came 70 see
these goods and found them
better than advertised. We
recommend them and will say
after the assortment is broken
they cannot be duplicated at
that price. In the last day or
two We have received . limo of
pure woolIngrains made directly
to our order, which We are sell
ing At 75e. per yard. In extra
super lngrains We are showing
the standard makes and choicest
styles. Thess goods are as low
now As they will bs, and are at
the very popular price Of one
dollar per yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
COL. scoYEL AS A FOREIGN kx-
PERT.

James H. Scovel, the well known
Camden lawyer, broaght suit against
Moore and wife to recover fees and
Q s,sts incurrbd In relation to suit In New
Jersey concerning Mrs. Moore's prop
erty, which was ultimately settled BY
compfomise. In the Court below SEQ
vel himself took the stand to preve
that under The law of New Jersey q
married woman was liable for the fees
and expenses of q counsel engaged in
her behalf. The other side objected
to Seovel's competency rs an expert in
his own case, bat the Court overruled
the objection and the jury found .
verdict in Seovel's favor. The M oores
then took . writ Of error, but the 6u-
preme Court have decided against
them, having affirmed the judgment
Of the Court below in the following
per curiam opinion "a n attorney at
law in foreign state 10 without doubt
q competent witness in his own case,
and many testify 40 an expert what
the law Of such State is."
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
WIND AND RAIN IN71c

PASS AANcHAc, La, Frb,p.r, !"
terrific storm Of wind snd r.in r', "
southwest struck this pl ace hi, "Ol
about "a O'Clock, sweeping A., sv.S u,'IlI
Dn.idlug In the place, incIudins ~ eIs'
pot aud telegraph oi1ice. M l1S'1a At
'ost, bat the citizens lost ey.r,,s S Va
the way Of housenold eff cts, ninS,l ,'u
etc. The Jackson Road Wa, s'G.'pA s,hn
tor a consideration distance uss, ,o.ut
i,ass, Dat 1t Is now all right a.ais ~ 4
ths trains are moving wi hout M
delay. 'uAla
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11

OPPosRD TO MoEoPoLY.-It is graft
Tying for US to learn that oui entire Con-
gresslonal delegation are opposed to rail-
road monopoly, and that they have no
fear OF defeat To the party because OF
there being an additional railroad line
through the State.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
FAvoRING CONVENIENT CON
TRuI,

NEW YORK, February Sat q meet
ing OF the Board OF Trade and Trans
COMMITTEE reported that the nItim ate
solution Of the problem OF cheap telek
rAphy must DO through the adoption b :,
the government OF a system Of telegra.
pby 10 connection with the Post Oftict
department. similar to that OF Greal
Britain. The Committee was also OF
opinion that the State should al once
take such action as they could both BY
limiting charges and By every coDstitu
donal means for the purpose " counter.
actlnR the eject OF the recent consolida
uon. The report was adopted,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.

COLUMBUS, o., February "a pri-
vdte letter from General Garfield, Of
late date, says that he will 60 to Wash
ington Immediately following the
counting Of the electoral vote by Con-
gress, to remain until the inaugura-
ton. The general will be domiciled at
hotel until he takes possession Of
the White House.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
A HEAVY RAINFALL.

CIHsINHATI, February 0.-Rain com.
meneed beIe on Monday morning, aud
has been falling fast ever since. Though
the fall 10 very heavy,no serious damage
uas been reported In this section.
Throughout Central and Southern.
lndiAnA considerable damage 10 farm
and mill property Is feared.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active yesterday and advanced
to still higher prices. Bonds Of AL
classes we're quiet. Money on call
ruled at per cent on stocks and .
per cent on governments as collateral.
Foreign exchange were dull.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
A TOWN FLOOnEn-

CIKsIHNATI, February 9.-All the
small rivers in Ohio are overlooking
the banks. Rocky Fork River. Dick
ing county, has fl oded the town Of
Hanover, and the citissns have been
orced to fly.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
DR.. HAYDOCK'S
NEW
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and root II out OF the patients system al
ease In all forms of sudden attacks and
epldemics, and enable all TO brave the
miasmatic danger OF sWanps and forests.
One vial Of DR.; HAYCocK's NEW LIVER
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new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
send for this inestlmabls medicine al
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ZACH VIALoONTAINs TWENTY PIlIS
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each Vial Of Pills. Every Pills is sugar
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TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA, Febn,.ipAfl0a
conlerepce cor .s held Today at ,hs y s,-A
Ms,d,t Inc r,en,nsylyaoia Railroad 'us Cona oais
which Jay Gonld, General G%SSapaNI l
Eckert and d. Ii. Batss lhcml !
The consolidated telegram coo,p o.epte'salIl
The officers Of the Pepn,, ,u,U'nnlaulsal
road Company, with ,5n,sa 55,vania n
participated, It. was decided N ' 'Opls'
all operations In the tele 40 70 slska
ton I = the present. This spule sp,, ltsl
tended TO hold the pressn, -,,lol Sl hh
In aoeyance until new term. p,oceeaA
agreed upon. ''''n' ca9
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Quarter Sessions.
CONTINUATION OF THIS NoRNINa's
SESSION.

SESSION.
After having cited numerous author
tiles to the Court, Mr.. Nields pro-
ceeded to address the jury upon the in
dictment wherein it charges the de-
fendant with knowingly and wi:ful-
ly" refuse to take the vote Of the
plaintiff. He advised the jury that
before rendering verdict, they must
be satisfied of the wilful intent Of MIR.
Tyre in refusing the vote.
One Of the jurors interrupted Mr..
Nields with the question whether the
statuatory laws Of the State had any
effect upon the case, and Mr.. Nields
answered with the consent Of the A.
torney General that they had not
Mr.. Nields continued his pleading up
TO 1 o'clock when Court adjourned un-
til . O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
CELLARS FLOODED.

A large number Of families found the
cellars Of their dwellings flooded this
morning. The ice and snow having
blocked up the water courses and caused
the water TO run into windows and
through crevises In walls.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CAR D.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscrstions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood
&C, will send recipe that will cure yos
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send q self-add ressed envelOp,
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Nation L
VeN York CstV. MaY4-oodD&wig
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
FOURTH EDITION
Ina, eaalemn fer ,ro.DAy.

Foggy, foll,wed by clearing weather,
winds shifsing to colder northwesterly
higher barometer.
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RATS 90 PAGE oATALodUH

VI o ,n6ormstA
Containing much valuable iton ini In 4
also list o peaches with r0tallIio iong I'D
Pening. and = list Of southern nnesdsd os loI' 81
Ing apples, q fruit much e nei mis- list !
Every fruit grower should see W New Yal
apples and buy no more OF me mare
er Western varieties 10 plant ,sev vI ars ]
winter apples, for grown here sno'
winter apples. oueen Of,
Also japan. persimmon, quII quiz lipA
market, raspberry with = aducad -
nursery stock at greatly reou0o"
A lso n receipt tor a
WASH FOR TREES.
whicn Will drive out borers II ID 1on o1e
apple, quihce and ash ana uU' az "a
the time or cost In applying ,,ed ~ annIi
move with q knife and II app,raas and
there will be no borers IN the sae yeII4
one peach tree die with min IHg nov. 8
where thousands die annuai1Iy 1Iyaii AndV
postal card for catalogue. Os,, Wilt
stock. All orders sent by Mn =
Seive careful attention.
RANDOLPH PEI Lh1; nI
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11

The DELAWARE GAZETTE for
the present week, and containing all
news of interest up to this time will
be issued this morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
w. NN.
,e
Rennard & Go.
HOSIERY.

In our hosiery department We
have always sndsavorsd 10 show
The very newest styles Of low
priced medium and Roe hose,
and vs believe this season has
surpassed any former effort.
Buying in large quantities
directly from the nanufaotursrs
and importers We are enabled
TO offer many attractive bar
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
Rrem Ysstsraax.. A.ass naasaea

THE D. w. r. R. BILL PASSES
THE SENATE.
Special to tine Gazette
DOVER, Feb. 10, ID 81.
The Delaware Western bill was
called up In the Senate at II 30 O'Clock
his morning and passed by o vote OF
seven to two. The two Senators vot-
ing agains. 1t were Harrington and
PenneWIll. arf H..
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
FinansaAl ana oesanersiai.

wILMxHoRoN, Del, Feb Q, beek
Latest Stock quotations furnished By
HeAld d Co., q. q. conner Seventh and
Markes streotn, Wilmington. Dea.. NJ IL
n. 70 day:
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Msrr lages have Increased 40 per cent
since young men have learned OF the
sootning effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
ana hoarhound upon babies. Young man
II you keep bottle on hand for an emer-
gency. you are safe In bringing things to
oAAA' feb8.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-11
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY

PITTsBURoH, Pa, Feb. 8, 1881.
The break IN dam No. /, konongahela
kiVer 10 . terrible calamity to the coal
interests Of this city and the losses thsI
will be sustained thereby cannot be esti.
mated inasmuch a. the dewu river coal
trade will be affected equally with that
here. The water has all drained out Of
tne pool leaving seoros OF GOAL laden
ooAn aud oar2es lying high and day. Il
Will be Impossible to move tbeae nntii
the dam 10 repaired, and this cannot he
aocomplshep until summer at Ieast.-
Meanwhile no coal can be gotten out.
and famine will surely result. TO-DAY
several large iron mills were forced 10
suspend operations. being unable 10
draw water from the river on ACCOUNT
OF the low stage II has reached.