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, 1881-02-01
EP1zOOT1C APHTHA.
AtrcTrHttco OF the En9tfsh c,t,,.
l'laEuo Among mr.. 1;nAton,s 1.s.ss
stock NM thc StcnfllAltlp Frnnn. 'ef


l'laguo Among mr., 1;rstnn,. ,s.'ts.
"s'' WI" '',s ,,s ',snf'.na.Ir ,s"n ,t'n., France.
Since rho INTRODUCTION of rleuro-rncuru0,,.
importation tn IIrooklrn In 1911 nj n stnr,s !as
."r,.,,.r ~" y, .au msnn" no discovery mot,
s.hlt''nR ~ eatttc'oWhe-a ms l,ccn maie tSs.
thnf O Tho rxlate1eo nf cpizo6tIc arhth, ~
hecil nnd. within twn tiHys rasi y ySV;esy Vn,ey h.s
Surgeon 1iupkIns. WIN wns called Or, tG inaHa,y
telersey Gattte bro'lght over lust wce on pffbst fhsst
nru jtrt nr ynl,tnbn consignment az cs!le
stock to Mr.. ". Eastos1. Tae Gnssre enos.ed epn'oSsed
,.;cr witi1 tho execution Of threo orses ifa' VIZ
mrrIvcsi ii port It wis supposc in goo o,fiseesssa eans
to1. II WIN only nfter sot,c tnys Ind esps.s Iyra
vclrrinnrios rnnrlnr,i tho tingtlt,sis ~ d9aaf
lo lohgcr lnubtet that ono Of tho Krcnt H. Eny!Hs y
c1tt.s ptMEMcs Is pr.setlt on these shores 1''sae
hntfcrs nra Of the pure Jersey siock, SrtaH ht
!;'s s s I'oy ;s srs s,,; Ytii9 e:
They woro ntetulc,l lar NrcetifnK i, III, sn'@ sn!
try, md were suected especially Viii rcinr"ssa. sa.
to their nu poInts. reporter W vsited itIdifass Ssss,
yesterday In cninpnny with pr, lfnnxfnut 'usa @
WHs Rrctiy Impressed with their hcn,,tx ,aa saa
4, their condition. Thoy were still statdha y
thu stns Il, which thoy hatl made sho y"y*.s -
mil wGrg ctrefllIly bnnketctl bitt srrnnd s,ss
.tnd gEust nlrnsc!aIs Of their liseuss. Yhs1 IStt
IS st!l! in an fucpicnt stnge. "oeh
"Whnt ID rplzubtic nphthaT' asker, ths -.
rnrtcr. NV ~
ut Is ono of tho ercat cnttlc nlnu,es n, f..
rope" replied Dr. Hopkins, "oi which ae1. Ns.
II Ii comnny Called the iooi auJ In 1nousS SsSay ~
cnsv. HtGtlnT. m It does thn fnos a. VII ols.
tic 1no,ath It IL bloo, disease, Bit whs. s ~
spcea prison y that nIlccts Tho blood 10 @ nas ,as
spcelc Th,spus In ynrtnl1s human t,sen.n. .oe
, 1881-02-01

hit tho ttay hefoye spent two llnurs Impress
inE ulot the yn,,l,1 'nan the tmpossihliIty uf
that articlc appearing anywhere premature
iy. IT WIS, as say, fntrly pressed Into ills
l'alW!s by MI nycrzGa1ons uillcc.boy. who has
now tesbrtGtt 10
TIT: MUST ASTOUNDING rAtsEnpors
tn sl1Irid himself uni tho bfrtlcry firm. 1t
hns l,ecn known here for snlne days that tile
lscrfc'u lenplo ha.t n ttetcctly1 70 work IN
tllr y!sc, ntil lave niso hal TIM matter betoro
ing mn Indictment san 1t fs bit Just
~ say. trhaps. TINT were they honestly ill.,
formed nf alt tho details Of tlts sconj,, they
Ma,ll,l eiJoy It MS 1nnch ~ outsiders have.
There Is tlv Iarnllel ease Of larceny la.tl down
attorneys of New York tleclero that they
would ge nMly too glad to fight tho cuse nnd
establish precedent OIL this point.
, 1881-02-01


Special D4tpateh to The Chteagu Itttnna-
NEW YonK, Jan. ai.-In twtrcotnmn
llouble-leatted telegram fn the Herald fruit,
Cincinnati arc tho plafls md purposes Of thg
prestGcnt-clcct. The following OCCURS: 1tw,tS
understood that when, in 1877, Mr.. Conkling
put, forward Mr.. L. Z. platt, now Senator
elect, rs Ills candidate for Cabinet posi- ton,
he1Id this rs Iint to Mr.. 11hyes that IL would
not be wise to leave New York out i'll the
Cabinet deal. Gcn. Garfield expects Mr..
Conklne 10 be satisfied with the sntuu policy
now, md II liz Is nut, tic General will re-
gard him rs one of those persons whom 1t
Is impossible to satfsfy. ami who in,,st, pur-
force, ba loft out of a[l calculations and nr-
rnilgoments. Dnt
IT IS nEI1EvED AT MENTOR
TINT Mr.. C0nkltlig will bg easily satisfied on
such terms, ai,d, Ii llc should not be, tl,at ho
vii! appear to tile party Mt large ~ n mutt
rcer aeatnst tho general pnrty weIfarc.
III that case, tic policy OF tic
new Administration lit regard to Now Yurk
utl!crs might he s,,cl, rs to Isolate tho nutttl-
ous spirit, and to recognize cordially those
members In the party. no mntter whether
they have been in tie past Conliling or anti
Conkling mell, who show loyal spirit OF
harmony for tho good Of the purity.
,.,a M'nElst h,Seo's' ~ 5i.:r
49,, LIS nv sectct anlo"s .ne ueHct"rs 1f'enus
tnat "e nlea"s ~ GILL '1to u1e
nno.iet huoess Aalcon'' OIL clleaGo'
t4o 1s 1oa :" Me steas ltesMem: st1'
i,!''.o" ,l ~ so"l1u 'A"cl ''.u Heaious hepuo-
!'eaM. % llo ".s ~ aiaent 1F",it "at1 III t1le
l.N. .no' 'clnent p!cl'n''"ty ~ the ChlcaRo
t;rant meeting III that city. 1t Is
hcJnvetf TINT ff,fs sn1nrttnn w.fII hp rratifyIny
1a % .s .'.a . sIe.son :. :" MI ~ M
" uI.' .'ss' ...u ~ :" @uns ~ VIZ ~
pssuAm.S ,ssa Ea"s1slE VIZ ~ "c',' hosah' VIII
"oes ,nt h1Ihsell aesite eaplnct pace, rs
Nv p1c.cts ~ .ci'a'n ~ wv oel"sc' ou' "ho
- I'LL "'''e"' !laenn " Ms. l'!1ieo'l'
No SOUTHERN MAN .,...,-
=, Ine.o WI psoo'o's Nv ~ ooutnesh man
N tne Gnolne'' e'eh' ualhe'u ias seen tllat
Wnel' "ranL c1loso Akefh,nn' aha wheh
Hayes choso hey' "iiile tue MEL wore
, 1881-02-01
AWKWARD SITUATIONS.
Those In W1llcll u Young Bride II
Sometimes pInccd.

y HUHCtIHftA TJNtcds
Inn ~, m" ~" IN ",'o.ar. an,, NV. n.a.,o.,
ne14u o'e sss :" "',otnol '"!'u ulo eNpFessloH
laiscd In my mind consideration OF how
often In our lives We are III awkward situa-
int fr,r, t,,a ,"on1,i u ~ ~
..., s .au.s .u "4"!tAe'ao.t7 u .!o
eoiveh1lohalllaes of lte, OF from TIC concat'
enatlon OF events over which VIC hayc no
wnrd s,.untinn for tia nolltIcinn ,vhns,
,t",,. n',a, ao .,,.i.i, u ,o, n"' LII nio'o
'!c"s, nhce ~ aee'ues' haso arlltea INTO an
other inc OF thought, and yet he Ii held re.
mind. On tho othor hand thar, IL NJ, n,y,,,
ward e,tu"tinn snr tta ,tt"r,r,, ,,,,n M vi,
MM1u , s',un'lui, ioi tae u,e'asS maa1' VINO aAs
tt,ues, and fluids himself without single itlen
IN start with m,,ch 1pss n, onlnrea u,on II
IL NJ, AWKWARD sItmatnn for 'io,, N S'g pot ,ts
=, n. ~" ~ mAtM 0,tsa.o !oE ,s ~ gu nis
, 1881-02-01
ITEMS,

4 8TuIEN On TIE chAST,
NEW York, Jn,,.s :}l.-Suyern! yesso,s inst
arrived experienced very llAll weather bel,,ro
making this poyt,,, The Gerl,,nM steamer
Augustus. from Inpnyra md several unrts
~ tf,a v"ut india. ."n. o,,,.,,t T.,
.,ar.h,n.tas,,, toi & ""s s""G. ~, ~ 49,. ''o,Gul ~,
nottnwealelY ga'o OIL the @1t''. The
st"i'R eo'tlhuea ZOE 1oNE ahSs, n'!tl
cnusel % q very htsn and uneven sen.
'flie steamer tossed heavily about, roll
lug hor decks under water. and wnS III,
milo to mnkn hnr nsnnE ratn ri .,ontl
rho s,ca,nship Cnlbersto,,,. from 11orrn,v
, 1881-02-01
GEN. GRANT,
lie WILL 90 TO AiENIcu IN TIE INTEREST
or THE KA1i.lulAliy.

lie WILL 90 TO MI.Xlcu IN THE INTEREST
0F THE KA1ilNlAliS.
Spscfat Dtapafeh to 1he Chicago Iritunt.
NEW Yol,lsi JIM. 3l.-Thu Worlds WASH
ingtUn special says lieu. Grant Is expected
from New York tomorrow. Aftnr pass-
ing Il few days with hfs
frle,d Gen. Deale Ie will stnrt
for Mexico to intend to nattors III conncc-
t1on with the railway project In which llo il
interested. 1t Is snid that he Ilas subscribed
$4,000 to tho stock of tho now enterprise,
The favor In which he II held lii Mexico
will enabfo hin, 1t Is believed, 10
sccure from TINT Government more liberal
concessions than can he ohtained ly any one
clKe, nNl that Is understood tn lu tic plirpnse
Of lts, trlp.. While III Alexlco lla .wlll prOha-
bly, visit the mines llnW II, operation nli.icr
Of tilesU mines Should Il ruiruAu tlnd lis way
to their nelghborl,uU.i.
, 1881-02-01

certntn sarta1 ttn,ntcnnl1cc not 10 tc ....,
and \ considerable familiarity With lr,h
Alr prl1nmolnl NulF l'rlnHs diplomatic ~, alra
ifo'r H%r1~ 4prs,s xcMtsoK H. If fs5sxn aais
eer'ilsi 1f prdftcrty: md Mr, Uors, .3.t eoa-
thn th,"cr H' 6rxnntzntnn. They osuuGgplet
iln,.Hr feEiary " afcettonatoly toxe,Sote y. y.
acquired soitlp ltatlitet10n, '' Alfeaay
, 1881-02-01
A FAILURE.

CAUSED III THE FOluaEluEH or THE SENIOR
i'.sHvNEit NF HWEzEr 4 lsAl,T,
Spfellt utysateA to Ths {httavo Tribune,
NEw fnlsk, Jan. 3l.-Iiin dty-gou,ls tradB
was stagtlc.l tt.day by report tl,at Mr.
John 4. Swczcy, uiu senior pattner Ut
Thu tiry.goutls commission huuAe Of Swexey
j. nart. ut No. VI Leonuru street,
Aa4 committed fqreerles t0 the uuQy4t
, 1881-02-01
The British 81 Fourth Party,n

: The fourth party IN England consists OF twloa
tho humber Of lnun whom hlE. 1irI2ht bus de-
Gtarcd tu suffice for 4 purity. It. ooAnta four
xvoweta 1neIubera. Lord Randolph Churchill
lElnEs 10 II great s4dscis2. considerably Rl1uH.
, 1881-02-01
ItaiHIllE Shetland ponlos In Tcxns.

:. . :. :,
Mr = H. konS' u tho Don C4E!os ranch ., -,
rived yustcrday with llyo more beautiful shet..
land ponies Mr. Hnbb. behind u Prctty palr q
thosu miniature g.lilles+ plsscl through some q
nuyel und nlost ATTRACTIVE appearance. ~
lsobb is rlislng Shetland ponicH pn bis Iancs'
nnd also raising lllnt alld rUuted hUrsc5.
, 1881-02-01
YIILlL .IeESIUItxiIIYE.
RjcnpD'S V,TAl DEeT0RAf1Vf

There Il well-known rrinclrla In nn!nal pn1th 1nnth
r Tint NJ vtai net!nn sn take pnc1 81.
= il % ny Ssaan !: S tssn las ossaa
1hoFnls r0n,csay IN tho tac af al c3a t9as t9.4ty
dntteh bI sn Asadsmy q Meiena Il i'ar'' 'sn.ps T.
ill., I r!Iae''s r., ~ re,eds. St ana !. 3:
e. IL s @ sae ss
tr"r% stse;.n n; @ @Is:nu, = VIZ, = x, fna'o'sfn M, sfns
81: SsTs !s'
;21,d H.: ill.,; s1,bs Il a,:.
:sys II ss "a IL ots r.
,,pa,en a. Is y y njj,puei..! uiin! & sa;i''a q
ID kp|s ss'ss s'sf sas + Il s 1t "
l:xrlsAtrr FROM LETTER JUNE ~ n, ID
pH. T. T. MAI9EaA1xns- You w!ite thnt s y"s i n ~
eantinus tLS axenoy nati ySs g ssss
s'sa y. ss Nv a's
soa'R. III Iii *EYssEE ;i II r'
rbs conn,o,,u,,. sH,,Ti9Sy Z; ,,,n1s y,,., t,e..oartt
wi!e tsils am .o aulo q oansl III plorsio, =,
s s;s s:s|S fios sj s:: VII: IL
:: issis 2S; + s4 s'''sSsas
''' ~" 'D' i!itowx s!aEsMexHIs \: x4sae; ;
Bqpd atainp for isaerpliy0 circular, x,s
kuLD ny ALL DIEUnHisII.irxa =
q; :;:s;;; SS;s & ;s|s ss:S
v1s s;Ssxzsse2s SS.s, y; &c sG GS; ssa'a
, 1881-02-01

t,ouM wns cyprrssc,l of tEo truth Of tho
story until a}ra,lstrect's Agency Issued n rt-
,mrt slat:nu that Swczcy T. Dart bod been at
tacjlc4t by ., N, t,ngutt .S Co, far sr!.ooO, nni
the Sheriff vas III nosscssloo: Tint foreevics
],a,l trru committed, md TINT Swczey WAS
away In Cn,,a,la, As soon rs news Of tho
attachment WIS obtained their other credit
ors at once rot out
w,,trs or ArrAc,yuryr
Oliver w. Buckingham i Co. for so,4st,3o,
auti oscar Ii. Sn,nnson " Co. for sD0o1, rfey
conc In qftcr llorurt 4 Co. Dcputy Sherlf1s
Reynolds a,ul Maxwell wero liz pt,ssessiot1
to-!ay. and t,tey fpund considerable sttck OIL
hand, worth probably s.0,0oo, with some
Koo,is outsi,te. A. near ~ can 10 nscor-
tanc,l, tho forgcrics llnve been committed at
' NIX 'i hv " ' ,,.re .""' 'ri ncc,,"nt i NJ Mr.
Swezcy had protected tho notes before
af m.n H. IL IS eexs M wei.ew tnt he "'S Wses, 9s,
firms. tn,lorsnft thnm will, ihc t,rm ,,a,ur nf
n,'' s' ,''"o1G" H.. s''0'n wv & @u s,,am t,,s,
owczey bart' anu SOU mem infougn
brokers. principally through y. N. nogart& =
nntps found n really snlu Or, account nj tho
nnurs yc,,resrutiuv
r,,,,. mr. nrrAr nrr,-rr.
s,.eyo,, ,t."I,ort ,xoro inoko,l nnor nc lining
"u~'s s''' nofar,ni,e Me'I s,nas. " ,," ~ , ,xas
0ften wondered how they Guild get hold of
Sonic @ '' Of tno % 1irms ~ ,,cycr m rayo ,ancr tnr
merchandise. However, Ills was wus nc:
eon',ie,i for BY The presumption t',at
tho firms gave the notes to ol,]1ge swezoy y
Dart rs they were known TO l'ayo II small
capital to han.lle such large nm. nu,onns Of The The
warner wraps. Ut when uloy were lhe
, 1881-02-01

Carrying Their Revenge to Tho Grave
...- LolI.ton H'nrtd,
Tho most humorous bit Ut "BoycottnR" ~!
huyc yct nu!lrl Ut Ia tho c.lso ut i'm undcrtakts
In thu cnAnty vi down, who has been 'l,0yco1'
tel." Hsury 1nRn IN tho hcHhGurh0od hnyiiR e.
blaukKuArd's huurset
, 1881-02-01
NEW YORK.

NEW HVNM.
Journalistic Mouthings on the
Subject OF Journalistic
Theft.
The Ranters Reused by the
Premature Printing Of
Grants Article.
Dire Threats Of Vengeance by the
Angry "Nort'l American
Review"
The Mind Renders at Cine1n-
natl Now Appoint Gar
fields Cabinet.
Robert Lincoln Goes In, to Grat-
ify Grant-No Southern :.
Man Wanted.
Forgcrfcs by tho Senior Partner
OF tho Dry-Gcods Firm Of
Swcczcy - Dart. .
Great Results Promised from a
New Fuel Composed of Pc.
troleum and Steam.
Aeayy and Violent Gales Experienced
by Incomlng Ocean Steanl-
crs.
The Recent Buoyant Stock Market Gives
Way to Doubt, Weakness, and
Hesitation.
, 1881-01-05

ANORDNING
for st. Croix angaaende Til
veiebringelse under overor-
dentlige Forhold at Ride
.og Trakdyr til Harstyrken-
den 5te November 1880.
, 1881-01-05
ORDINANCE


for st. Croix concerning the
delivery under extraordinary
circumstances of ridiDg-and
draft-animals for the military
force.
9th November 1880.
, 1881-01-05

CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1881-02-21
were right. and In which tley desired to seq
NoVthcrn Improvement III tho SUufht Hut tue
Democrats

NoVtAcrn improvement III fhn SOufht hut tue
rUT A RTUr To THIS
will tho rcat. witen they cnme fntn possession Of
HtrnirH and tlrr ,i1 nDw lnrKe1Y buck IT, ttlp MD
i,,nn or tho State rtticntinR no oht',rrn of the
StHtc, without rngnr,D t condition Ia VERY btrcf
,,,sl "pos y@t y arTe x ssss r., 9t as %
tint while SECTION OF tho Mutton. ,
t,ow would you sRacst TINT This DO brought
1t mist bo danu hy tho General Government
IN sttlle WY ur other. rhGrr nrc lnrpD trMrts Ut
Laid still lmlnhglnR to tic public tlonain. CIR
cducntio,i un,l wsull cot'tr'h,to 10 tia opening.
w ot thn ;u,, G;..,try. vns ' s!nynE most " til9
aoi ai' NJ IL s Sanc nin na f Il n hs
from which No many cnr-Ionrs md Anors lii i'nr
ase ,nn,,s. orr Mrn, e,Mstrn!s ITO trade sn shis
Sstnf ;. s ss s" no san3 s bass ySnfs
agn, when fwts III tho South an other business"
nut. 10 return to tho school System Of tho
rs,cntion ho conducted thorcT'
AT shou!d he de,io by
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.
Any other nrrx1,Rcncnt would havo II tendency
s t. f 9so,S ss ers"f a d It ;fh prcas Ss' II ,at % e
Davis IL proIiillsatIns in Ills naok: Of cs.,rsc.
tha syste;u that Is ntloptcl N n Nntipnn' way,
st o solr SS % md q Spy wa aay or se
Western Stu,es to very large degree, Tho
n9r % h, .G m "hS so 10 a mSt ,a sf ,o 1ea hem n II
pro9Ine.aisy' como under tho Ia" to "ny great
posS Mas% fxea sr s %' % 'hSehf M at Ssof
,at ssson = to ,,d ay sxto, t tG haS
Republican Iie considers Judge Key uf to,
small caiIlro for Il Cnblnet- Minister lilo sAld
u II n
, 1881-02-21
BLAINE.
Ills Invitation to 1so Secretary Of Stnto
why l1e Let the Fact Lenk Ont.

Ills Invitation to 1sc Secretary Of Stnto
why lIo Let the Fact Lenk Ont.
Huntington Dt,patth 10 Gtneianatt Enquirer
1t Il duo 10 Sonht0r Htainp to teIl the tr,le
story OF how he WIFE asked to tnks plltcn In tho
Cabinet. Tho circumstances attending tho offer
Of tho p!uco to tno 31aino Senator have long
been known tu INC. Thcy uro tbeso, und ure sb-
gotutrly correct: When Garfield In November
last contemplated Il visit to Washington Scnntor
Hlasnp was Mt Bangor, Nc. Garfield wrote tho
Benntor In words almost tdrntcnlly us follows:
's3i,e Hon. Jumcs Il. JHai,k, NaHgor, Nc: |
Dorl for, H .iay Or two IN private business. Ii
convenient would Ike .,i.y tp seo ySu !hsrs:
Dtaino received this note by duo course Of mail.
aud arrived III tho city on Friday, tho 18th OF No
vrmbcr, tho Prcsldent-oloet haviur arrived on
tho Tuesday preccdiug. On tho afternoon OF tho
tlay OF Senator NAtnoa arrival he calicd on Gun.
Garfield ut his priyAto rGstdgncc OFT ! street, III
this city. For two hours tho President md the
Mai,la Senator wcro c!osetetl without !ntorrap-
ton from u RInKle person. At this coEftr'
eneo Con. Gmilcld. without reservation.
tcndorcd tho stn,o Department TO Senator
l}lainc. Tho offer Was quito surprise to Innc.
for It waA thoroughly unexpected. After be hld
recovered from 1t, Blaine saI.l:
"Ocnoral. waA hardly prepared for this tentl-
or On your t,art. / do mt kunw bow 70 1lnku
answer. w1nla like sotne tfHio fHr reflection
and consultation, Afid in Tho tMeantimc Will
don. Oar1vltl then and there urged nlatno to
ssep tso spscupt1s IT. ~ udS s TIA as"r eorssoev ~
with his closcst friontis, uld the weight OF their
Testimony WIS thut ho s!rlsl nccrpt tho place.
Grn. Harlictl't oirer; but ,ncna,wEilo will. fir
Ssss sAess Pcrsod sttt further hold 1t uuder
hftur this conference with big friends. tho
faet TINT t3eI. Garfield hat u|ferGl tho Senator
tho sccrctNryshipnf nf s,ate WIZ Gon,mn'entoh ~
, 1881-02-21

J|1ypNgtE n f3I5IN. 1]fFI1tFIIE, = -
SAN FNANcisCH, Fob, ls.-pralcrs ln Hawaiian
rico nr9 much EXERCISED ttGr rtltllnrs Of EN,ol-
Ink ut tho sioux u rico f this city aud Of 4h!n-
inontB 10 nrrlyo within lew days. Theru has
been Il atn rise from Il. 10 u Mia. with tho
probability of further advance. Hl AZ stock
,,suin, iii and It II. said thls has ssgd
into the hands ot a. syndleatc who viii
Il sitlu,l nargfs, nf prollt for draleF1. The pMl
han gathered iii shipments OF rico known to ~
nEolt for this port, Apaut 8,Oxo sacks in nll.
disastrous. Rnt it is hrl tsl.s tho traau wIll hAve
tu'!epen GU pooled EtsHk until tho now ets,I, eI y,
learned TINT thu lonE Is rneroly engineered to
sgliGexe Eastcrn lliycrs, ,who. ,Hro reported 10
hnye orders for forty cnr-laads lA thu market.
l(pavy shipments hive ht.cn sent EAst In 1uu.
AAry. Tho crop N CsT.'nR hua been d4nlagtts
heavily und the HvnilubIo supply hcrt has bref,
GQettlulIy eor,lur1sl. sO thofo Ii pruspect of q
lus9p AuYhnee In prizes.
, 1881-02-21

conyeyad YIN IL" rnI nIpp evmpau,ctt of Gnnds .oa
thrrc iabinss' rtt!"r, snck. tender, snek .ruwer,
emck. .puckCr' a,a VI ~ iy-M,rk. III thcqe tic en-
xneer .Kensraiiy usis q .'ay tlaa ssraIs,',r
or .! y a na9fnT VIII " socs ~ m ' rs.
i, an msrrns,,n @ "nt i1r t 'ncni. r vim f"rk "a
chirnty'' 1rtn ,rt thn rvllntcr ,yhct, tjlo hnnds
ct,tisIdGr TINT tIny nrc being r,,stnti tnn hard.
ti,iHred tho n,t,st st;ycro Of the harvrsi kcas,:
aid. were thert nut Il curtnin amount Of ]oil!ty
.sn,,cc.ed x!th tho stia,T. u xori* x:enS; e
csnscquenro oi thu hi9i, ssarra paid, tncn world
scuK aolI1e easiuv ,ncn's II earning their daily
th thner, e"iea rtS i' tn a'S.: peear
di,iot,s and Tho Irt.rt Hf furrisDry 10 be Culii-
vailed, M1, tho pcosilar fcntnre of ,shoat' 'cul1uro
uxst,cd fr, Ill IL. @ as.nc @ i, othor partA II tito
w.lfJd. In tho {ircnl yaIlry-a H,w, hrond+ nfiu
oval tract, nearly 90 milestmX by ll!ty w'dem
nrt wonderful IL their prnurtons.. uatof the
larvcs, nf tieso is that of John Mitchell: ;wh1
consists Of ioo, 0S arre*. with yearly: frof, aho0
tu Gy,'pEf aurra iu a1aat. Ihls ,HMTntsr,nnti M has
ono nlrchnlsc witt fstmpacitxot elVNtA'sbcis,
Tor Rscka with whito to suck h'a CROP. AIS m'!.
fortune N tom.qlvee; =, and n. 1,, nr'i''s n n.
chasc cplistdeshb!r f1tMli. hht,y o1 nls nes0u, r.,
ln'rs farfM from !tNn to loWn aGtSs yearly a''d
these only s"azt OF Htt average ,tee!'"r}'
o ro,,cn a sfct,sM t,lsnn nnSo M s',,sn coun,v /.
o u i1e largest Tu ad n must noed Ia tic stsc
"Htra"ri,,arv fnr5utt,a Honx tiio ,acratnnto. ou
t,1trtr msk" yu.,,siv yhv ". r"isS wh..at Siaa,s
s'1 III rspiy ,ya. s fapws: pcunI, Nsk wiz i,raso
III uI,,.y, Ii,o nns,enr la sIInr: II IA ihn nnty
..rn ~, Tint win rur trunH,orfatinn: II IN thu Dnly
ero, ero nut nut pcr!shae. in,,st nnt rasc Of, t.,y
10y ..tss -
, 1881-02-21
WATER-ROUTES.
Surveys Completed OF Three Lines In
Pennsylvania tllnt Might bo m1de
Available for Cal1n1H.

lHF AANulHs
Nttp 1'nrls 7fmts.
HAnnlspUK0, Feb. 17.-Tlic third Of nm impor-
tant serIcs Of surveys in this State. under the
direction of the Unltcd atntcs Engineer HurGtu,
hAs bccn completed, md tho report IN full, with
maps. pIn,ls, etc., sent, within few days. to Col.
Merrill, United States army, nntlor whose zen.
ernI direction the work WIS done. Tho surveys
hnyc becn pnrt Of systom developed by tho
Recommendation of President arHnt, In one OF
his messages 10 Congress. that tho different
rolltrs for 81 water wnys" between tho grcnt In
terror bnstn and tho senbnartl should be thor
oughy deyelopcd by careful engineering. As a
mems by which hercnfter they might 10 n,ada
practically available for commerce. In response
to this, Col Jnmcs Worrali, or this city, q yet-
crnn engineer Of much experience, addressed
Senator Window, Of Minnesotn. tho Chairman Of
tile Committee Of tho senatc. asking bis at.eu-
t1on TO tho routes that in his Judgment might DO
developed through lin Stnto Of pc,,msylvania.
iiarrS Wte IL. iio iio"iroE Il. w.aht, & % %ni
uthera, thcso atlrvGys wore ordered to 10 mode.
md h hf a s ,s,, 9s .1 nann asoye 9s
aiseetion az Cal. Worrnll
of 100 tons md they arc. Il la i,olloye tho only
ones practicable through tho stntS OF FennsyI-
ynnia. Two are from The onio Valley eastt'wa,, ST
s peake i tn Hay,@at HavTe do t]rncc. Tho irst anil
sseGH ss IF sss r. ss s c9 g bey
referred to. The former was "the ks.
kuminotns route" male somewhat fungus ,o
grcss lcvelcd at tho Hon. Hurry Whlto. This Is
i route, mostly s!ack wAter, hut with ho1ne nrtt'
sn bv sa1n Shsa WI WI sH Mr oiHt Ganni Go
mtssIonors OF this Srnte, when tho camHl system
WIS trss being d dsye!npe4nor1 ;n1 H. a sI
nf Gen. iierilurd, Nnpolcons famous engineer,
md hut for its henvy WORK. which put tho * :
nsnso entireIy I ~, beyond t1e &C eommon"Gn,tn ,1,
its route is from pittsDure np tho a.. Al.1cKhsny
sG tn9 tP @ e
Ridges " = summit ioysi Of artltio!al work !, 10
bo fed by largo n,ountain reservoirs: nnd 90.
o Tue f. Ry 9 pe 10 taS
present route OF tho PENNSYLVANIA latlroaa,-
Fey fifteen mcs ~ H.. a tnnel nye % ,tes
;al miles, and tho COST xao,Ui,ooo: ~
The route from i1tra1 soMtaGastwasd M Ss go
survcys proposo the uso OF thu Erio cnna! for
about seventy miles, thon to GGmo south y "
estimated it sa oo0 0odD. iractieaiiy y would DO
go9d foss tSe aS a. eana eSs Se e
liiver, ot co,lrsc}. ID about Std miles. but tho
vnnta9o fnr ionted barges coming down Ut tho
flow Of tho current, Iii tho Rrcatcr length Of
nS as1 ,oSs "9t Sa Fl st
| pcako to tho Delaware buy, should 10 con-
rnwnru ty Sy ono ~ of tu sct possibio ioutcs he
vast Rrui1, trado OF tho iakcs, and would b0 cs-
h,nntfc throuv INV Inv of ,6u istbnMs ca.ias tha;
| may hu constructed, or to tho ports of EufUpc
,naro aot,thorly thuli LEycrpos'!;..
THE jl,t tinlshod work Col worrall eHs ns,tts to-
from @ % iitssbuH % tho ,notth q lscJ llunE, noai