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The daily gazette., 1881-08-30
From Yesterdays Lat. Edition.
q. 9. DISTRICT COURT.
Petit Jurors Drawn For the Sep
tember Term.

Petit Jurors Drawn For the Sep
tember Term.
This morning U. s. Jury C,mmis-
sloners II. q. DUPONT and S. r. Smith
drew the Petit Jurors for the September
term Of the U. s. District Court. No
Grand Jury was drawD,as true bills have
already been found In all the cases that
will come up for trial. Much interest is
felt in this term OF Court, as the trial OF
the political cases growing out OF the
troubles between Deputy Sherifs and
Deputy u. S. Marshals at the last gener-
al election, will probably be resumed.
On this account the political complexion
of The jury becomes . matter OF interest.
The iury is composed Of 10 Republicans
and II Democrats. and 10 as follows:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Brsndywine Hundred-Isaac S. FL
llott.
Wilmington-James CLARK, Wan. s.
Hayes, Ziba Ferris, Geo. W. Dorsey,
Benz. s. CLARK, John W. Hawkins, VIM.
B. Sharp, Stephen Davis, Jacob Brown.
Christiaua-James Armor, James LIE
Carpenter, John R. Tatum.
MIL Stoch-V NE me SsSscathos
White Clay Creek-Aaron Baker.
rencader-James A. Benson.
Blackbird-Henry Woodkeepsr, Rob
ert Derrickson.
KENT COUNTY.
East Dover Hd.--Chester Baum.
West Dover-Jsmes II. Todd.
Duck Crsek-RObert Il. Cumminsl
James Mcdowell.
Milford-J0hn Delamater.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Broadkiln Hd.-Charles II. Adkins
Dagsborough--Elisha w. Cannon.l 4.
Gunboro-Wm. A. Scott.
Nanticoke-Henry Morgan.
SeafIrd -Thos. E. Cotlingham.
Georgetown-John Laws.
Indian Rlver-Petot Robinson.
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Draw 70 be wfdened.

The draw Of Market street bridge Is to
be wldened about two feet, this week, 10
order 10 admit of the passage Of the big
new steamer City Of Worcester, now re.
ceived finishing touches at the yards Of
the Harlan * Hollingsworth Company.
The boat is about six inches wider than
the draw, and the draw will be en-
larged sufficiently to allow the steamer
to pass through without scraping. II is
expected that the boat will leave for
New York on the slack tide, next Sat-
urday morning
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A Driver and His Team Drowned.

On August sd, James J. Depue, aged
23 years, living in Northampton county,
drove team to the Delaware river for q
barrel of water. There were several me n
nshipg near BY, and they saw Mr.. Depue
drive into the river short distance from
the shore and attempt to turn his horses
toward The shore, but they being young
and Wild became unmanAk cable and " were
soon In deep water. The body on the
wagon began to float of. and Nj. Depue,
evidently for the purpose of saving his
horses, jumped from the wagon into the
water. The fishermen hasteDed TO the
spot In boats, and In looking down In
t1e clear water saw Mr.. Depue lying on
the bottom OF the river. One man
plunged In and brought him to the sur
face Of the water. he was taken 70 the
shore and vain attempts were made to
bring back life into the then lifeless body.
The horses were both drowned. A per
son could stand on the shore and see the
horses hitched to the wagon standing in
the river, with about three inches of wa
ter over their backs, both dead, and their
owner lying on the shore. also dead.
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A MlatAka.

An item In the GAZETTE on Saturday,
stated that "Blubber" (Thomas) Davis,
Of this city, had been arrested In Ches-
ter, few days previous, for house.
breaking. The information came from
Chief Of Police, Maxwell, who received
1t from the lips Of Chief Of Police Whett-
Ing, Of Chester. The item proves to be
incorrect, however, rs Davis Is still
working In this city, as he has been for
q year past. He left all bis evil associa :
tion, and is endeayorlng TO thoroughly
reform himself and lead on honest life.
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Laid ON the Railroad Track

MEANWHILE, Pa, August H.--Edward
Golden OF ofSpring Creek Pa, was knocked
down and robbed near Cory, August H..
A lew days later Chief Boyd OF the M ead-
willie Police arrested two suspicious char
acters who had sold watch here. The
Golden drunk, they laid him on the rail-
road track, but he sobered enough TO roll
on on the approach ola train. The pris-
0ners were taken TO Erie for trial, and
gave their names as Stephen Amboy, N.
j.. and George Foley New Rochelle Nj
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shan,t 1 Take a Rlue Pm?

Z No, don't take 1t and ran the risk of
mercurial poisons, but when bilious
and )nstipated get a package OF the
oelsbrated Kidney W ort, and 1t will
speedily cure you. 1t is natures great
remedy for constipation, and for all kid
ney and liver diseases. 1t acts prompt
ly on these great organs and 30 restores
health, strength and vigor. 1t is put ~
In liquid and dry form, both acting with
equal efficiency. Price 81. See adv.
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The Presidenps Cons,,,

THIS mornings bulletin f,o,. !.
inat IN reports tha, N. p ron WnA.
wen ., he was on saturd., ''rsati' Ta y
,S' n,.n %ads ia the swollen p.,.,,s als ''s.
In iair quantities. '' caanei,r
Pulse, 1L6.
Temperature, 9s.s
Respiration, 1s.
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PHILADELPHIA RKErs.

WEDNESDAY, August "A. P. M.
FLOUR Is In mo1erats request and
strong. sales OF 70 W barrels, inc luding
Minnesota extras ut " q y ~ for clear and
50 10 az for straight; Pennsylvania ex-
Ira family al So so a SJJ<; Western do. do
s - 70 a y. and Patents at tE25a 8. Rye
CRAZE. = Wheat is In better demand and
c. blgner. sales 1000 bushels ! ed ana am
Der al III 80 4y. according to quality and
location 5000 bnshels NJ. AZ 81 40 T. o.
b.; 10000 bushels At tl 40 a / asa. Oct.
AT the open board tl 40 was bid ior Au.
gust 81 4lA for Septeulb ber 81 a. l-S for
October ana 81 36% for November. Rye
Is scarce. We quote Pennsylvania at 60
a SIC. Corn Is IN lair demand and opt ion
lc. higher. sales OF 300 bushe q iAclud-
ing yellow at 74c. nixed at 74c. steam :
er at 70 1919 No At 7Sc.; and reject
ed III 75c. 1000 bushels Septemer at
IL 1870 5000 bu ushels oet. at 74l<c,
| 1870. at the opeu board 7Ol%c. was ma
for august Tic, 1or september 737<c. for
october and 72kc. ior November. oaIs
Srs IN good request and frmer. Sales o.
| ll,U-O bushels, including white at 80 a s3c
| ana rejected and mixel at 49, 4gl6c
| The receipts to-day were as 10 liOws zt3t
parIels nour, " ,3l3 bushels wheat, AZ, ,2sl
bushels corn. 2S4O bushels oats, 78 bar
| rels whisky.
WHIsKY.-75 barrels Western iron
oonnd sold al sl ~ per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEI
MONDAY, Aug. %, bP.M.
BEEF CATTLE were dull and prices
were fraction lower. 1000 head arrived
ana SO q at the different yards at 9a8L 6
per TO-, the latter rate for extra,
HEEP were dull and rather lower
l3IUO head arrived ana SOLD at the d lffer
ent yards at 81 iSs6 =, and lambs ut Ak a
| 713c. per Id. ~
docs were active and higher. 300 hea,
arrived and sold at tue diffe rent yards n
e4alO, the latter rate for extra Cnicago
HAY.
Hay has gone up to thirty dollars q tol
In the Wilmington market. Farm
should not fail TO realize on 1t while tn
prices last.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Jf youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., l will send q recipe that will cure yos
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, iHatton d
NeO York Gu. Mav<-eodDAw1v
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TRANsFusIoN OF BLooD
The Generous Offer Of n co,,,
From New YorL

WAsHINero TON, Aug. N.-Jli,,,,,.,,
that TRANSMISSION OF the blood of : .uuuInl ~ " !
man Into the veins Of the p,ssISso! e.so!
might possibly be resorted 10 "a ''.su. : m.su
to restore his waning strength. 11,'I. \, Y
not known whether or not ths phy,.'.,.. II /.
deem 1t possible that such an sri,sm.,. ,.a.
delicate operation could Be perio,w.j S,
without still further endsp,erins s. y.
Presidents life, but to-day selI.tn's' ~
gentleman from New York arrI,sS J.
Washington and volunteered bIm,sI, = !.
being ready and willing 10 submit n !,
operation by which blood from hi, W.,
TEN could be transferred to ,be ~,
dents body. He had a coD,ulirs,
with DR.. Reyburn, who said thr N
matter as yet had not been cosli,rM
by the physician, but that sboul u,A
a course be cJncidered adyis.bb N,
gene rous offer would be accepted. TN
gentleman is line, healthy person.
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Sam Lee sick.

Sam Lee, the Chinese lauDdryman
OF East Fifth street, near King, is
quite sick and Is being attended to by
a young lady in his employ, but as
she cannot write to any of his coun-
trymen, not understanding the Ian
guage, he feels as If he was in a bad
fix
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sale In New York.

Among the noteworthy real a4n
transactions OF the week is the sale Of ihs
brown.stoue four story dwelling M ~
N. n. Corner of Madison avenue and
Finy-fourth street, 10 the l'sisters OF hi
Sacred Heart, for 5000. The seller III
Mr.. John Hoey. The house Is 10 b ~
ted up as a young ladies school. 10 whlca
Mrs. Hoey herself Is 10 be aAsiAlanI
principal.
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THIRD EDITION
storms In England.
LONDON, August 20, ]

LoNDoN, august 20, 1901
There were renewed storms Of rain
and wind II various parts Of Great
Britain throughout Sunday night and
this morning. Although the gale In
which the herring fishing feet was
caught Oh Peterhead, Scotland, on the
18th inst, abated, there is still much
anxiety In regard to the safety of many
Of the beats. Almost all of the boats
which escaped lost nets, and the value
Of the gear destroyed amoun is to many
thousand dollars.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY. - Stocks
were active and advanced sharply. Mon
ey on call to stock borrowers fiuctuated
between six and 4 per cent. the higher
rate prevailing at the beginning and the
end and the lower being the early after
noon rate. Governments were stronger
as were also State and railway bonds
sterling exchange was weak and lower
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.,EarsTEK,s ORDER.
' RnoIsrER's oITIchIs gr "a,

~ RnoIsTER's Oinod
New Castle Co.. August ~ ~ auhbl
Upon the application Of lsaias lana S;dS ~
Administrator o. I. OF ohn Ia COUNT.
oil Brandywine Hdy in id All directed y
the Register that the Adm ,,na AZ lelien
said give notice OF the gfanast astate Of ID
OF Administration upon tne en,ins thsft,
leceasod, with the date OF g,siob ,s ~ b poslsl
Of, by causing advertiseinenssa asts ~ sua|
within iorty days from tne hiic placess
letters. in SIX of the most pupr iripg W
the county OF New Castle. a15st tbse
persons having demands hide BY VI
late 10 present the same OF - made y.
act OF Assembly in such cans os ssms "
pr yided, And also cause tne tnneeriod 10 VI
inserted within the same psvsnspsr "
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, ner ~ pcontlnpa|
,isbed in WilmIngton,anu ana
therein three weeks, Q. .; VI and and n
- Given under the nsnr raiorsss
IL. &. OF office of the hegisISaN Nav CSI|
~@j at wilmington, ~ veal sbor|
,ounty aforesaid, the day iS snS Rsdstd'
written. y. =.
NOTICE. ind "
An ner.ons having claims agent sssssut y
state of the deceased must p.ninistrsia,
sams dniv attested TO the AdIor ADM or sbd..
- m or before Aug. 72tb. Ioos, s.se psd'
the act OF Assembly IN su0n
and provided. ~ aRUBB,.
AdministratoI, I, y. .eooit
Address Ciaym ont, DeI..s.-, Del.
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ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
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One Pill Dose.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTs
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
CAUTIoN.-None are genuine unless the
signature of ALLEN HAYDoCK surrounds
Coated. II your druggist does not keep
them we will mali them free to any adj
dress on receipt OF Is cents. Five walls
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| ease in all forms OF sudden attacks and
epidemics, and enable all 10 brave the
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PILLS relieves the entire system OF pains
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new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
send for this inestimable medicine at
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DR.. Haydock has cured nay headache
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THIEyING AN LONG BRANCH.
Trouble About the Loss Of 5000
Worth OF Daamonds,

Losa BRANCH. N. j., August "a
Miss Martin, stopping at cottage on
Chelsea avenue, complained to the po-
lice yesterday morning that she had
been robbed OF diamond jewelry worth
$500 while she was bathing. A respect
able young lady, whose key fitted Miss
Martins bathing house, was arrested on
suspicion last evening. A search being
made Of the lady effscts. none Of the sto.
len goods were found, aud the police re.
fused TO take her In custody. This NOR
ming Miss Martin left Long Branch
The lady falsely accused remains hero,
and Threatens 10 prosecute somebody.
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STOCKS.

BID ASKEt
First National Bsnk............A5 las
National BANK OF Delaware. ...5l5 go
National Baik OF vii. Il Bdw'n. 6o1s W
Union National Bank. ........... ~ ~
Farmers Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 90 ~
Phila. Wilmington e Bait. II. II GA %
Delaware Il. R................... ny W
Delaware Western u. Re-. 80. @ Is
Wilmington & Northern h. R.. ~ 81
Wilmington City Railway ......
Delaware Fire Insurance Co... ~ $
Wilmington Coal q Ls Co. s. "
Masonic Hall 20 ................ 8
Odd Fellows Hall................ IL "
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's............. .ll2K lis
do do 5's.............l07 l08
do do 4x's...........l03 los
New Castle County 6's..........l0S Ito
do do 4L's........l02l< l03
Delaware State 8's...............l00 100
Relaware Il. X. LIST mortgage. .l0S 103
Delaware railroad Extension. ..l07 los
p, W. d B. X. r. LIST mortgage. .l2S lS
VIII. City Railway LIST mortgagel02 l03
vii. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masouic Hall Co lst mortgage.l00 1Ol
Delaware City AS. .l0I1< Nb
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NOTICE.
THE pELAwARE
BEET SUCAks. 8,

COMPANY OF wILMINd.oof of DslS
win contract with the iai sarsey, and ~
aware, Maryland, New ,hs prolucna "a.
tern Pennsylvania IoI dnrlng the W.
1000 acres OF Sugar Beets o
ing season. We ofer
PREMrUM OF ssoo s,vn uuas
for the best 100 tons Of Beets sIs.s We OasI S
contract with us. the prnle those III
the Beets are nearly doIo,m y r,mers for u. N
the German and FrenohF Fsr ar further ip"
same quality Of Beets.
nation, address prET SU0A"
THE DELAWARE nH
wilmington. Del
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. .siio 40,

1857 Prizes, amounting gto..........sll0.4 400
Responsibie corresponding agents want
ed at all poiuts, TO whom liberal com pen :
sation Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only to
d. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUfHIN at
No. 2l2 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervisi and manage
ment OF GENERALS q. T. BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY,
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Notice TO The Public.

The pubic are hereby cautioned
against sending amy Money or Or.
ders 20 NUNEs q CO., IS assua ST.,
New York Ctty, as authorized bv As
Loutsfdna State Lottery Company TO seu Il.
Tickets. They are flooding tie country
,oth Bogus Circulars p,vporttn0 20 be
Or The Loufst0nd Sate Lottery Company,
and are fraudulenfly representsn0 them.
sefues a. ~ Agents. They haze no atfhsrsty
rom thts Company to sell t;s Tickets, and ara
not Us agents Jor any ptiTposs.
MAZDA UPHIN,
Pres. Lo,iisfdna State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 4. 1881.
aug lO-d&w5w.
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FOURTH EDITION

Indications for To-day.
For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, winds mostly southerly,
stationary temperature and pressure.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FoRTUN NINTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS L,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEP.
18th, 1ssI-I3oth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educatio onaI and Chari-
table purPoses-wl,h a capital of 81, ,0Oo,-
OOO--to which q reserve fund of over $ID,-
O00 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote tn
franchise was made part OF the present
State Consultation adopted December ID,
A. D., 1879.
Hts GRAND single Mum her Drnwlngs
will take place monthly. 10 never scales
or postpones. Look at the following Dis
tributioD:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
100, 900 TICKETS Al TWO-DOLLARS
EACH HALF-TICKETS, ONE
DOLLAR.
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WiIm tnguoE Markets.
rhe city Markets

The following were the ruling prices II
market this morning.:
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GRANVILLE WORRELL.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-03
MANKATO STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL.

The entrance examination for the
fall term will be held August 18th
and 10th, 1881. REGULATIONS CON-
mence August 22d.
This institution enters upon its
fourteenth year with largely in.
creased facilities for thorough aca-
demic and profession training.
Prof. Jas. T: McCleary, of Wis
consln, a gentleman of fine abilities
and varied experience as teacher,
superintendent, and institute work.
er has been added to the faculty.
Two new teachers for the model
school have been secured from the
celebrated State Normal and Train.
ing School at Oswego, N. Y.
Additional rooms in the building,
hitherto unused, have been fitted up
to accommodate the expected in
crease in attendance.
In the department Of Natural sci.
ence numerous costly improvements
have been made, besides a large ad-
dition to the stock of apparatus.
The addition of about 400 new
and carefully selected volumes rem
ders the library Of the school equal
if not superior to that Of any other
similar institution in the State.
The recently established reading
room is, it is believed in the amount
and character Of it's regular literary
supplies, and various neat appoint
ments, unequaled in any other Nor
NAL School in the North west.
The spacious, convenient, and
thoroughly equipped building will
be in perfect order by the opening
Of the coming term, and in a condi
tion to accommodate 400 students.
Expenses Of students less than ey-
err before. 1'ert-books to be heyeatte,
furnished by the school. Boarding
clubs to be organized. For particu-
lars respecting these and other mat
ters, send postal card to the under
signed for the new catalogue and
cicular, mailed free to any address,
EDWARD SOARING,
Principal
Mankato, Mimi, July Is. 1881.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-03
A Stranro Visitor.

A farmer of London township no.
ticed one morning, that a wild, goose
had joined his flock. Somewhat sur
priscd at this sudden change to domes-
tic life, he carefully observed the be-
hayior of the visitor. He soon learned
that it had not actually joined its barn
yard relatives, but only appeared at
meal time. Further investigation
showed that, after the goose had thor
oughly satisfied her own appetite, she
would pick up an ear of corn and fly
away.
Greatly interested by the strange
conduct of the bird, the farmer one
morning watched the direction of its
flight. It was but a short distance to
the river, and he noticed that, after
circling, the goose dropped, apparently
into the river. Going down the bank,
he discovered his visitor standing by q
companion, who was lying on the
ground and feeding on the ear of corn.
In order to understand this restaurant
project he walked up to the feeder, and
found that it had been so disabled that
it could neither walk nor fly. Without
disturbing it he returned, and morning
after morning watched the generous
goose carry away an ear of corn. Fl
nally the visits ceased, but shortly
afterwards the sick gander himself
wandered into the camp and gobbled
up the corn himself. He has remained
all winter, and the indications are
that he has made up his mind to settle
down and 60 to housckeeping.-M
treat JVitncSs.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-08-03
Tn,mirrat;inn.

In recent interview, Capt. Heinz
man, at Castle Garden. said: 1T is
curious to compare the statistics of inn
migration of former years with those of
more recent date. The Irish influx has
always been very large. In 1851, for
instance, 1853, 900 lrishmen arrived here.
Since then the number has been small
er. In 1877 it was only 1921. From
that time there has been steady in
crease until last year there were over
sc, 600 Irish arrivals. There have also
been some remarkable fluctuations in
German immigration. When France
paid the enormous indemnity after the
Franco-Prussian war we supposed Ger
many would be so prosperous that the
Germans would remain at homo. But
in 1872 we received over 1872, 900 Ger
man migrants, or more than have
ever arrived here in q single year. Al
ter that the number fell off to between
$4,000 and $4,000, until last year when
it suddenly went up to 1926 I be-
lieve this year both the Irish and Ger
man arrivals will increase in number.
''But the most remarkable exodus at
present seems to be from Sweden. We
expect at least $4,000 Swedes over here
this year. am told that entire vii.
lagos and districts have become depop-
ulated, and this may be true, as the
population is only about four million.
Compare the number we expect this
year with the 139 arrivals from Sweden
in 1847. Before last year our annual
reports rarely showed more than 5000
immigrants from there. In 1873 We
had only 1000, and in 1879 12,0OO.-
In 1880 the number rose suddenly t.
$4,000, and this year we expect more
than twice as many"