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PRODUCE MARKETS.
RaItin,ore General Market.

BALTIMORE Feb. lO-Cotton dull; middlng, I115c,
Flour quiet: Howard street and Western SUPER 50 D
as 49, do EXTRA 81 O1G4 IS; do family, s. 10@6 co. City
Mills SUPER S. 25GS do extra, 81 COCA Is; do FAM
ily Sc 25@6 5G do Rio brands, S. I2a6 SS Patapsco
fanliIy,S7 Wheat, Southern steady; Western easier
and quiet Southern red, 81 1901 16: do amber,
81 GOAL ~ No. Western winter red, spot and Febru
ary 81 1901 I43 March, 81 1546I H. April. 81 17I
al I77S; May, 81 I7zs@I ISlS. Corn, Southern easier
Western steady and quiet Southern wiliteand yellow
SIC; Western mixed, spot and February, 52554G53c
March, 52IS@52sc; steamer, 1850. Oats frmer and
more active; Western white, 429i3c; do mixed, 409
4lc. Rye dull at 81 OlGI O5. Hay; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, S2II23 per ton. ProviS-
ions firm: mess pork, old, sI4 25d14 so: new,
SIS 81 bulk meats-ioCse shoulders and clear rib sides
none offering: do packed, 5541Si5c: bacon-shOul-
ders &C; clear rib sides Sc: hams lO2@Ii3c. Lard.
refined I0ic Butter firm for choice; prime to choice
Western packed 13@g2ic; roll, 2oGD22c. Eggs lower;
2SGd2jc. Petroleum nominal; refined, S7zc Coffee
steady; Rio carsoes, ordinary TO fair 11I3c. Sugar
quiet: soft, 9ssc. Whisky dull; 81 II. FreighIs TO
Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton, 732lId -four,
22s cd per ton Sacks): grain, Cd Receipts = flour,
sol barrels; wheat, l3l6S bushels corn, 250 BUSH
els oats G22 bushels rye, 12J9 bushels shipments
wheat, 600 busheis corn, 2iO0l bushels. Sales
wheat, 274SOO bushels; corn, $500 bushels.
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Fora;an Money Market.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 4.39 p. m.-The amount of bullion
gone into the Bank of England balance to-day is
sI5G0GO Consos IS I-16 for money, and IS 1916 fol
the account United States bonds four and half per
cents, IIi2; eXcOupOn ves, 10; Erie 49,: Atlantic
and Great Western seconds, u; Illinois Central l3
ex-dividend; Pennsylvania Central, 67l4
PARIS. Feb TO- 1870 p. m.Three per cent. rentes S4t
&c for the account. Exchange London 2Jf So
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to-day 4OS bales Uplands, Ii 96c Orleans, II l5i6c
consolidated net receipts, 1S09 bales; exports: Great
Britain I5294 bales France, 1055 bales; Continent
27g5 bales Flour Southern quiet; common TO fan
extra, 81 5O95 Is; good sto choice do, s. 2OG6 90
Wheat Jake lower closing steadier; moderate trade
uugraded red 81 I2CI Is Corn, options rather weak
cash shade higher; ungraded, 5i2l@5Gc Oats ashade
stronger. closing quiet; No. s. 44c. Hops steady
demand moderate: yearlinSs, choice. l4G2oc Gomez
ses sugar. CSC; IIoilo 614c fair to good refining,
arc: prime nc; refined quiet standard y. SIC
Molassts quiet: New Orleans. 35G52c. Rice steady
and. in good demand at 5l4@7l4c. RoSin quiet
81 7OdI 75 Turpentine steady at 4!c. Wool dull
and in buyers favor domestic fleece, 3Sd52c
Texas, 145c. Pork very dull; old, ga l2isG5il b
mddles Quiet and steady long clear, s. 95e1 s.: shor
clear SS long and short clear SIC. Lard opened about
Sc lower and closed shade higher at 10 o. FreightS
quiet
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baltimore Stock Board.

BALTIMORE Feb. O.-Virginia skies, old, 80: do. de-
ferred Is: do. consolidated, 49,. past due coupons
s3Is new tenfOrtieS 5ls4; Virginia tenforties, cou-
mons q3s, bid tO-Cay
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The f9IIowing were the CLOSING quotatIons for Gov

The following were the closing quotations for Gov
eminent bonds:
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States per cent 1920 I1255
United States per cent. registered ll2s a MS
United States ~ per cent. coupon
United States AZ per cent. registered .-.....lll
United States per cent. coupon "a 1000
United States per registered (dlOOi
United States currency skies OPS
United States skies OF 1881, lO1s
District of Columbia 1855 .,,, l02]2
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.
Howland Dental Association

NO. 2II FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET,
Three doors north of PENNSYLVANIA avenue, EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out pain for 81 each TOOTH without gas each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 81 per set Gold and
Amalgam FILINGS inserted. All work warranted
first class.
side TO over 2o.0C0 persons. !eSly
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Educational.
Spencerian Business College,

Spencerian Business College,
COR. OF SEVENTH AND l. SIS V. W.
This institution has progressive and successful eX-
perence of sixteen years. II cducateS young men
and women for usefulness and selfSupport. Its grad
yates positions of trust and profit Course OF
study and training comprises the English Language,
Business Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmnn-
Ship Bookkeeping by single and double entry adapted
to every variety of business; Business Practice,
qUiTing the making out and exchanging of all kinds
of business papers. paying and receiving cash and
keeping the accounts Execution and Lectures. Day
and Evening sessions begin MONDAY, ACGE'ST 90,
1880 For information and terms call che College,
or address HENRY G.. SPENCER, Principal aU6
7 ESSONS IN ELOCUTION BY
EDWARD G. TOWNSEND,
AT No. lib NINTH ST y. W.
Mr.. Townsend can be engaged fOr Readings al .
moderate charge. d29-I
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Softeries.
The LITTLE HAVANA COMPANY.

Desiring 10 meet the very general demand for low,
priced Tickets, we have devised Supplementary
Series of Prizes, passed upon the regular Drawings OF
the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of Prizes in
which as follows:
, 1881-08-06
SOLIlOQUlUM PUERls.

IA bce. or not a bee," Thus muaed an urohl1,
Feollux something creeping up hlf trousers.
I" wonder it 'tWere Better 10 let aim waoaoE
All lil,luUlcAteI our my naked surface,
Than to dldpet this kr!n anxlaty
Nv irtcoiY striking hmf TO atrlko-to Kill
No more. And by kill 1t Hoana TO KuaEo
His clArx0 In bnttIs-'tts consuni4aHon
tlByolltIy to bo wished. TO stFtko-to KIN.
10 Kill PerchAuco to ulisal Ayos tosEes tne
For, In lint tlerco attack upon the beast,
Suppose a mIsatreetea blow shonsa !eaye
Ilju; little harmed! There'g tho respect
l'hgt makes calamity Of SUCH course.
For WHO would risk conjunction Mlth the rear
lf FOLLOW. Jacket, or tho vespA trlbe,
Tito hOrpGt oIittl, or oututEpus cumplo-pe6s
Anl-worsb than atl-tho tnerelment Of tnoao
VIM puKuriy lTe wAittn1 tho rutult,
WhOu he himself might bis safetus make
With one good siapY Who would chauced tako
IL, howl Aild dancg, should hita the spirit movos
litlt tl,at the dread OF only manning him
AWak0ntux In tha foe auch von4efu!ness
V4at thur0 b9 no escApe-Mlthsthy1 tho hRod,
Aud ullkes US rather suffer With suspense
ThAn tempt uaerttnR vengeance with 1lo"E
thus lauEer docs make c0wAtdd Ok ua ALL
Aud thus tho native hue of certainty
Ii Ylckl'cu DER with tho palc cast OF 1olott
ARd schancs devised. which might lnsata sue"
Arc ,ost Hst through hesitation Itero she 9oesi
Farewell, rsp0aol Great Heaven. III tiny pray
DO ali u, sus rc,nembesedI
--I'llas. II, Turner.
, 1881-08-06

"Sccon,l-I,ecause It cannot yiew them
dseHaf;I9ne'|,s!y e II la, mt ,ulc,cnt linn
at It's is,usui IL ,Iay0to 10 tie consideration
or them.
II may add TINT tho lrtsl, popular party In
TIM British House Of Commons can, ni,d
l.ellevo will. IIlRlite1 tsleir tlicnit!es fr9tll
eIi,nouuinble."
"Are you OF opinion tint independent
selr.rnln for ireland would weaken her bonds
with Eugiatld. Us many believe, Ut strengthen
them ~
"'l'hero. can be no doubt TINT tho bon,ls
would In atrengtl,enc,l. A peoptu dlscot
tented and dissatisfied Will, t(nsa who rnlo
oyer tlien llaye n It,ntnral Tendency To seces.
sion, md that tendency will l}e Ill pr0p0rtt0n
To iiio tiiscuiiteHt. Diminish tho grounds OF
tliscuntcnt and iii so fur you strengthen the
unlUn.O
"l!i connecting setf-goycrnment 10 ireland
would you consider tic federal form OF gov
crnnent thu ln;st9''.
"I think such f{oyernment ns tint Of the
United Statos il Of all Others The simplest
and most satisfactory. Hence If all British
, 1881-08-06

TexterduSsS EXnericugcH In whSnes
It rvorr,,n.lw Ia soi,si viii, Via morio NJ
HfeISouns ~ Sel@eu WIN l.lo n'nn,a
specllation," sala prominent boara o.
Trude ma''. "All ever the country ing tele-
1nxioue r. se,,,l orslcrs 10 Chicnno. ,rns
s.ra asso'e ,.e,d" ~ . lila ,"L,nro Thar',,. Tho
ela1o srle""s INV :. ".uno ,. ..s,. 'n 10
ladies' backct'sfiop; II ms n nasl attack Q.
Inst been ublIeed TO build cor1,-plt The
TAIL taiess sS "re si legion. ri,ey are catching On
wnea,' !ar eef no'ay es, seen On Gl.s
"nre helped by outside news. Eastern and
foroic,, ,,,ortnts nru l,ictcr oud n rrivote
lo;s'si .a.1 ~" Az I,, wv s 1a..al. ' !. a
poorly, md the Isi,sslan crop has been i,,-
9Ieu ny 100 M 'na1ss omd
'tar r. - ,Snnii hnva I,ec,, h,gher finn Il IL
n9w It T. wete nq not for eliqniSs qiS manlp4aton
LII waner ws@H ~ aso so W r"'r " 10 y,,,s "
ahu kero VIZ hnMlcaInns Ot ia,n WHILE t1e
1arlnsIs aIs "a lig IAlas ~ ine anr'est, t, ~
laye PIT Young as The helm tn Milwn'nkee. " ;S',
selpts crs arc liEt. with some y, wheat moy-
!ng nt,t' laeie u0ilI aplsaT 20 ~ anytning
:"rt,e syl!,dlcate," !" said nnoths!. aare % buy
lng Supfcsnner Wneat; ,fTobhoIY a!ter tney,
!iAve b0osseu u n'gM enabnRh b sney WILL VII
tnrn , selsfs Ill.,. a1,sa Somo say ~ tey nave gone
to 9 aT e * S 4 ~ s sor sssrs
There M Is sol,sr the year eraced , up - TO sl.I5,
With tue clique Ieady 70 @ sei IL ns g Pr.
tectlo ngainst POSSIBLE hceida1g tGts , ~ 4e1s eas
GM1,ts'dernbls M III setllelnent 90 stslss9ls slsi;:Sss
Te AE3st @ sIiorts Sso,nea, ,on,v 10 % 70 na tto
and strong met, With aoundance OF nerve: :
There y no a9uot aD9ut ~ S one, nn6 aons fate
" suing liatMfal 70 near Joe aacoon@1a alR
ABOUT 81 Tor %lieat2" ,..o,,,,.
Corn Was on the as[ap s[[aapse, agan Scs!atay.
ess Ssr ta y soa sf1s IL II eens Els
bulls had The Inside track u the outset, but
they haI to give WY to inc oeatS Wnen we
Glonds tireateiGd rn, TO closo 'oeo'nef ano oe-
49,. 1.-The drought" said . fellow Who ielt
little bearlsh, us huinblg. why, @ Iidnt
ruin all over loWa two wee weeks ag9y nIan'5 ;Ila
The hot weatlier may hurt sone'of TIE corn.
but It can stand good deal Or ,heat 90 lmGnG mhGq
rs heavy dews aFe deposited " hlghL inc
, 1881-08-06

Tho late Archduke Francis Charlee. .of Aus
tria. father Of tho present E,npeEo4and br1,thsr-
in-lRw Of tho gEUAt NAPOLEON. Whun Fesul,
declined tho honor In favor. IT hla son with
thess words! VI am good viennese Citizen.
Arehiuko bad a shnrp tongue WHOM occasion
demanded. The bsiltant but coucelte p!an,st.
Leopold yon Meyer, onco, played betore h!n y
lllNeult compoaiuoi, to the tathor too evident
saIlslaotion Of the plan!st himself. 1t was very
Warm. aud Herr Won Meyer was somowhht Gx.
uuIitajtud concSit weSo too iauoh TOR tic Arch.
duke, aud when tho nrtist, With luan!fc1t 4elf.
uonpluccucy. looked to htu for praise, fgnMus
Chvflus Karc2sticAly aaid: ~ have hcAlI THAI
berry aud havo llAteaed 70 I.iszt iprofound bow
from the pIauistl aud must say thut neither OF
those ominsnk Artists teere MetF Meyer oaoens9a
thAs ne,ther Of those famous masteSs-p -peFs2iEed
hRN NJ freely n yV0 DE-
, 1881-08-06

Princeton Norman f9orao Company, rrinocto
". =. Prlchard. Ottawa.
frIshrTSj W1 iannons l,,; G.; H2las,"n. Gata.s.
Itochcs,sr Norman Horse Company, Rochester.
1toEy At 4 TE'tanho; hn, Walnut.
VII y. j: i isassef s's,ssty; Sseassai. 1aS!si1'
l.J. 1ie,,a'I. Polo.
James T. I.o,iman; Dota1,d: r.: TT. r,o,,o r,o,,4~
S;K; S:J{:i TSs,f; Sss|;: 1slssssa' Ssassss,
J:C. Bhenr,. Ihawv!iie.
q. 81. Smith, KarIylllc,
Stanley & Silver, Urbnnn.
Exn, 5tetson, Neppnsrt.
j. =. Btrattot, nflRhton.,
T. };'sh % stusSshstS ss,sS sf'esy'nfl So nloontnso..
y, sackr'ter. t.oriln.
n5; soia sa'tst,ll ssoft,, ll,fiasten: 3asfsn:
Mies spn,itdInR, Seneca.
4; H4ank II ssHRasn' sII|aSy, td1iinS,,,. F1i,r,:
IT. h'S Il Il 4sSiS;, s9ex'fP} GIatps. .tsss''''
Amhrns Trotnbo. Ottawa.
TX. Taylor, narclny.
+ ahpt"a. aS"aessyI G yi,1o.. asrlaTi Milford.
Wii!inm THOMAS, Ashton.
J.. Tay!or. Monticello.
il. r. Vaughn s O.. Oneida.
IFS: vic, itocheiic.
.. II. Vandolah. LexinEtou.
Wh!tettne T. G!nnsea, MoFr7stown.
j. 4. Wulker, Mncorub.
j: Il. Wastfa1i. Mncomn.
wilkinson i .naaIey, Nevada.
, 1881-08-06

~ the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CnrcA0o, Aug. 4.-Cau you inform ,is by what
authority md upon whoso retitiou ltobcy street
has boon narrowed some ofght feot FROM htadi-
aon street so,ith? with tho rapid Increase I'll
population and business Of which we rightly
boast. 1t seems q very singular and to mo Il
short-sighted policy TO contract tho limits Of ~
Street destined to DO 30 mitch used rs ts HOBBY
and Western avenues, And, while upon this
stroot venture to Inquire tho cal,su uf the snail
iik0 urOErcss In tho improvement started On this
satu0 street ut Lake struot lust fall. and now
barely finished to Madison strect,-fonr Htort
blocks. Wonderful cityt Lively Strcet-S,tpcr-
Intcndcnt! l llko Commissioner Waller, but DO
not believe ho knows nbont this strcet.
WEST-SlDEIt.
, 1881-08-06
1RCIIBISHOP Cls0KE.
49,. c,o,,cal Land.League Leader
~ the Most Popular Priest
in Ireland I
-. 1,,o1ys on tho Land Bill-EGect
t' Of n1uttlattng tho Bill
by the poors.
r...re.tine Talk on Irish Politics
self: Government for the
Island.

nrc clad In q Cntllo'le Alc"n,o"us
taee e nasome fres ira,e' INK o,tna. aetGrs''ed, M
and genial, and yoa nay naso ~ W rrorc % lin fa.
nls.uro Tor Dr. Thomas W ofoxe, as' ~ W. ,s. ~"
nous Archbishop Of cass mt nI"n nc ior ~ ds h;s
rtars snea.cu n't Of fl Mi Ireland, because his
oyo Of country followed CLOSELY "itS. n ,s
ioyo Of tho Almighty, anu uueaase ~ w., III. IT,
never afraid to prave ,n hs hnnet ~ ti'osn % wo @
Doycfnae"' - lin, ror advice. Alauy have
looked up ~ M t,,sno,i~co1I ~. nn,hodfcol.
wondered now an! iutno' nn,, ,,m'
uumasncttc aKe igaofhhnnt no hat,ss g. ,o % orons
lou."iu lo.J.,nt,,res by Hood and field which fill
and adScns"'ee' 1si.,, ~ hiatorv nnd annpa1 so
tho pages Of u1ai i,..s,uatton.Ncn~iJ mast avor
strongly to Irish iihns'ha1Ionueoaa eso.
ha'oa hss contryn,cn. Tho man whom ali Ireland
us s'.,., soIoc,cd fnr lcn,ur Is their fnyorlt
woula.hascscM,I,i,oI w. M,,oI hv M motura ] and etiueatiou
Areilosliop;. e.. n'.on naa,,o IN controI their pns.
sa sa,'a,, and to nppcal to their noblest feelings.
aelloi', a"u ~, hnon a 1,atIonal county as lone
Tlppefaiy !"s use" ,,a.', aa,, tro,,oi trha iato
back Us living mcMau.S ~, uu .s..a a.. .'.s,.s
John 3, Dillon, Rebel ot '4s, was its pfodu
REPRESENTATIVES; the present john Dillon IS q
"gnE q 9s amv,S ms slvsn "nosr 's ehs
Tor tll3 OulltoHot " "'A'! ''T al,
~ ~. Is Dit!on'S fellow.Mclnber. What
ssorlar tbo,,. that Tlpperary has MI Arch
HM,O1oo Mo1Eos'' IN sympathy with Its penplc, and
p,sI'pp mat pwould be better in the Interests OF
%%amranIty %mas linn that nn ardent p0pnlnco
aIhmmId n. lc,i aid controlled by ono In whom
,hev T1 Saye tbsoIatv confidence, but whok noWs
sf XIX hn ,,stionaI cause may best be served by
ntaacsIu, taaI in means? In the present crisis he
Reass sn1',nr IN a noyor perhaps possessed
sasorn sas tIt not before SO fully recognized
sna eni1h' ha' skilfuily checked rising storm OF
aaaMcc ad a,v Witilnlt Sacrificing tho aifcctlonspf
tts s,e'nn nnono nor yct Commenting himself to
H. H. pmraisa nj English authOrltley-to do
~ nsaitGb R' may ha considered the objectionable
w T,.sG n treiand-and it is 10 him equally with
w. a,,"aiI ~ tl,nt the peonlc look at present for
ss,Tdnnce s"tfHr' e nni Instruction,
ko'o"n~' 1 non,,r A wrrc COME.
~. nen .aai.a a.tf a,o fn,.mTi III mama on every
tsm ,Ma,,e Ms. III EIs mnvnn,srts wero topics Of
.nmhiin interest. AZ Tipuor,,ry, when going
paUIag ngaat nnhlie fiumOiistrntbn. I folloWcd
y hfs s1E trac ard fo,tnI tllo rondyays arcled
~ ~ inierynls a Tor @ miles with floral einblems Of
,.apatoo r. lin. Tia trens hitnu With mot
s'otY ~. ~ ,ve,rn,mr 0r1d iowers sfrawtl along
III r. na,,, ,Shicl, ,yns lined by tllousatists 81
nsarng slIs gI1,,' pnf,nic Whorovcr went nothing
c cnnid axcecd dhi lis popunrIty, no Character if,
, 1881-08-06
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

DonnlIEon.N Tntc.
II tbs Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
Er. PAUL, Minn., July 2-Wila you please In
form orc Of your renders whothor Donaldson
started from Chicago OH his fatal trip or from
III. Louis? md OblEgo Louis ltuMA1NK
[From Ch!cagu.1
, 1881-08-06
Their Introduction Into ThIs Country
THO Grcat Illinois Importers.
Names Of All the Dealers in Imported
Draft-Horses In This Stats.

patronage by publishing that !
which would tnjttre anybody engaged In
wIat is called improved stock, has
ATTEMPTED 10 parsllc course TINT w0llt con-
cil!ate NIL. Tho result has been the mysti.
ficattnn Of Tho people, wlio are at moro Of a
loss wllnt to do than II nothing lad been
written.
Not one in thousand Of our people has
tho slightest conception of the magnitude Of
thu Industry carried on In the importation
and breeding Of drAft-horses. And tho very
pcUple who arc tile most slesirous Of being
by this Industry are tho ones who
know tho lcast about it. Tho heavy draft
horse las become almost n necessity III our
cities md farger towns, yet up to tic present
titnv tic importers and owners of them f)ave
limited tllcEr advertising 10 tho agricultural
81 o 3 Ms M Ts Sas kno of the ee raqa Ga ds ds
tTicts. II ' ''''''' 80 ''''~O '''@s - ' ' 'S
il Is the object Of this artfcle to show, first,
the vnlte ut the drnrt-I,1rse industry to out
people; SECOND, Its magnitude. However,
the general reader will find Il
4 BRIEF utsTonlCAL SKETCH
Of tho several families Of drnft)t0rses no
doubt highly interesting. In the early day
before the cru Of llronds, and whelt civil
izatlo, began 10 push It's way west pf tho
Al!eg!enlss, pt!p,ic ,a necessity brought i,it'
gree, but locally known, n.y. the Conestoga,
and supposed to have Flemish blood In Its
veins. The freighters over the mountains
PRICED these horses very highly, ah, 50 fur
Large numbers Of tho Canadian and VGr-
lnUit Al0rgans were also, pureltaset! by tho
frclghters, Illd esteemed = vnst improve.
GMt on tub eomon - Isa1sa ~, c.i1 mofse: ne
snl'nn ny 'I Ssa , +, tnrir asn Fras~',t
~ heaT .e sIu" nra u a9'ust snM
tl!s @ MorksH, il, o1ss Nsnt 6asx x,., s,gsi' to
vGlhinMS anu tle 4"'anGrk uS.ts.s ~ Gal'
% ahmt os t.ariy ~ ~ lin Fnc ,Irntt iHgi, stnigi,M,
,as .Ms t,s,,nrt no <, ~ nt 4n,adn IN X vna ,nt
nnii l !s'S tat nj AMERICAN aiis!ai'tei 70 is.
p9Et E5ene orses @ e EdW"q lla5f d{G
" 1nuw H., guea', IM liz s e,,ortiu
~ f,ar .,I roncln y Sav nr ma hn ntiv anc.
aau,t IT, III ;rv 1aem NJ, na,o @ n,,c Nv a
ysf G 1elHtns" nt H., % far, TIT
siM.on Ent LUZ sa,ely oSel t - III H. . H. so,,t ~
hiind Ern ,hni datn mil issi ~ IN nttemn
,,us ,,o;a w tc it ,art to ~ rnv Smericnn n
nSort inn a droft st siuIons J. or iii iares but ts
s T Is,,n rnt stSI I, NY, roMn;t aSus nv.,r sa"t
thrcovnr th ~ III %nr,,n' Y hagso ~ MhTci, tiov
.!a,t ~ o 9r ~ nLsu t9 MS thogy. Sy
SE1y liza III geepiSY bss9'"s ; lts5t;tsl il
~ NV ,',,n ~
Nv ~ sn,,msra t..,,, l,' ',uos" ~ sa tha
sui," ut ~ of Nnmni.on,a ~at Ia f"rn un,3 draSt
passesss. S$s %hs asd r. 6y y W!.s% ths II igst r.:
noTatof q Egs aa eP,el Sn 95
aaae af9ltiorseS u was n.,a ug ING ny U tea
i'mreio IL amneI,ic,1 tsin IistoricaI mattnr re-.
tesssd sn to a5ova: i"S'N 'A' 'N''s>
THE ENGLISH cAhrsno1ssE'
The interest that our Englisl! cousins take
in the breeding Of their draft-horses 1nny. be
sarmiscd fronl tl,e fact tint they haye whit
, 1881-08-06

innlie to breed ftill EurlMans, nnt h,tcli arc
not considered profitable, whereas tile lia't-
blood is a profitable horse to ralsgG; r,...rs
MACON COUNTY MEN.
To the Editor Of The Chtedeo Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL, Aug. 5.-DurtnG tho past
two weeks your correspondent has person.
ally interviewed farmers and stockratsers
from all parts Of tlle seventeen townships In
tic county with reference to the horse qiles-
tlun. Owners of imported Norman anu
Ciydestlale stations aro unanimous It, tile
opinion that farmers can do more farm
from their stallions, and quite a number OK
farmers shnre tllis oplnlut. itut there nfc
farmers who drclArU TINT S6rinhtl and
Cly,lestlalg colts fran common mares 10 not
aswcr as vel! rs eon!.ol % cols 1or ,rgo al soi,s a
clumsy. they claim, md noy9 too slowly;
Owners OF large mares say that they VII
yet Norman colts when they can, Us matter
Of speculation. They always hrlng ! goDtt
horses, aud sct1 quickly At all tunes 81 tlle
year. Here and thHre a far1iler was f0li!id
WIN strongly favored breeding large illafcs
10 imported stnllloiis, and tllo use of @ iafGcT @
far between. One farmer snid he illtcl'ed up
two :iyear-oId Norman colts last sprtnE, and
they did tho work Of three common horses
t,T hsS EYER oYe Year nng a9uei IKE
Showed no signs Of fatigue. l}elow ore the
names of owners Of imported stations In
THIS c2nmty: ,,,,. ,,ou,u.u .>,.o,p ~
D.W. i5renheninf', imp. Noltnhn, M'ka,, IT,,
Let tO 100 tnnres t1Iis seast.n; saihv, l!m!,:
Ctydesuale. " "AlOnarell or the E.hstt, Slxiy
iy-iive mares. Mr. Brtnne,1lan also owns
r,.,inss, fris s,aa ssnct 1Jn IA nui,n NJ, cnthusiNst
w. @ ,ran t,1,ess,nn and IL nInts
!,lucll toward introducing iino equine stock
III The county. ,,,,, o,,,..,
Samuel Weaver. Of Hickory totnt IoWn-
ship. owns eight gridutl ClydesdAle tnnres*
ii,,nh Wooney, Of Mantle, .hns ot1t i'm.
por,r1 Normal stallion atid ten grated
colts. 1 -.
aim n,por; otyns uuw'T o',s inported W Norman. %
Lewis u. Casper, ~ Cnse1 Staiion, nas san lug
Gny n nI yf anE dtap as y bee aeie se
s,i e na c6 ns ssSt s S nf;eI specimen and hts colts
Kssisl slsf'o # MANTLE has Norman and
ported Norn,nli stallion. HlG NnIlhNM .. yatt NJ
Frank Browning, Thoinns L4ril, Wasll ont,,
ethsrs. 81; 1''''"S ASfa' e@'1SS 1''''j: j::j: j.
prA%es nne 'eGws IN lsuo1rnp su y DRAFT nors IN
ILLINOIS;
lone s. Colby, Ta!luIa.
Habcock / brown, Onarga.
ljo1ter Ilarrows, Harvard, Mcf1enry County.
{qnys {sqi;y gtoYS stss; ass;oe,asion, Asn; ner,,n
I: 1. i liraaiey, a. ,st'Ei bnnien. 1n.1 '
n, G. Busweil, Princeton.
!acoG breeze; lrv!nktos. o,n
, 1881-08-06
Incentives to Crltflc.

CHICAGO, AUG. a-Is not the cause OF orimO TO
a considerable extent owing to tho sensational,
trashy papors, illustrated by tho chcnpest and
most miserable wooJcuts, thut hung up IN every
stauoncr's window. exposed to tho full Wow Of
tho puhIlo2 Is not tho nvoraSe human mind
easily influenced by these OWL prodactlons7 Ia
not tho human mind npt to Initiate, especially
Wheru thur0 Ia no sulf-coutrol? How mnny
youngstera arp found reaalng those crlr.,e. odu-
cators7 :, 4 great innMy. Among tho J., lower
school for orttne. In every grott-hole thero cur,
ho found \ well-known police journal, OF trnshy,
What piacs to apply ths torch which kindcs
into q grent tlntne. II theso ''!itorary produc.
tons" OF tho Devil himself could DO suppressed
Mltted. CITIZEN.