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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-04
RECEIPTS.

Per steamer W 7 Wheless, from Augusta and
way landings-541 bales cotton, 8 bales hides 2
bdls bedding, bedstead, rails and stats, /
dressed hog coopS poultry, 10 cases eggs,
horse, 3 bbls syrup, sacks potatoes, sacks
rough rice, and mdSe.
Per steamer Centennial. from Satilla River
and way landings-168 bbis rosin bales hides
10 pkgs mdse
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April 2-1S9 bales cotton. 81 cars lumber, cars
wood, 2 cars crossties, cars bacon, 228 bbls
rOsin, II bbls spirits turpentine, IS bbls syrup
bbls and f45 boxes vegetables, "a boxes fruit,
as sacks rice, IS bales hides, IS bales yarns and
mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
April AT bales cotton, 25 bbls rice, % boxes
tobacco, 20 caddies tobacco, Dbl oil, 30 sacks
guano, 258 sacks rice, bale hides, and mdse
Per Central Railroad, April 1904 bales cot
ton, 225 bbls -four, 10 bbls whisky, IS chairs 2
rolls wrapping paper, 10 boxes candles, 8 bed
steads, pkgs RATS, 2 pkgs carving bbls
whisky, half bbs whisky, 125 bbls grits cars
sack corn, IL cars lumber. 3 bdls hides, 1 box
can goods, cars wood, 10 cars piles car cat
tie and fowls, 7S pkgs wheelbarrows, II boxes
mdse, 100 or boxes tobacco, 100 bbls lime, bdl
clothing box p matter, repair car / roll
carpet sacks junk, 2 bdls sheep skins boxes
shoes, "a hhds tobacco, / lot household goods,
/ case beeswaX, C case.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and wav
landings-15 bales cotton. 80 casks chalk 2
steers 10 bdls hides, 20 bdls shingles, SO sacks
guano, Is bbls chemicals Sc bbls spirits turpen-
tine, so bbls rosin, boxes eggs, boxes Indse.
half doz empty jugs.
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MARKETS BIZ MAIL.

CHARLESTON, April 2.-RIcE-The arrivals
we're moderate, say about ~ 900 bushels OF Car
dina rough. A good movement took place,
with sales of about SOD terces. Inc market
,.IoSad with A fair business. Sales 225 tierces,
naling the sales for the week about I OBS
fierces We quote: Common. 41k045sc; FAR
5a5Llc; low good. 55s155sc: high good, $40
~. f1rirne 61ka63sc Carolina rough rice Is
onofed at ejcdsf 20 per bushel for inland,
and 81 % al 90 Der bushel for tide water quail
fies. Desirable OTIS Of seacoast sell at higner
rates The interior shipment OF rice per So1t a
CeroIiua Railroad for March amounted to w
tierces. which came too late to be included
this week, but win come in the next state
ment.
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NAVAL SroRxs.-The receipts at this port for
the week from SATURDAY. March o. TO Friday,
April /. 1881, inclusive were 395 casks spirits
turpentine and 35l3 bbls. rosin. against 437
casks spirits turpentine and i,s67 bills rosin
Far the week last year There was steady
inquiry for resins during the week, with sales
Of 1900 barrels, partly at 81 S. per bill for
c. d, 81 90 for E, 81 6255 for T, 81 75 for 9,
Il $ for H 81 e5 for l. 81 3 for K. So 50
Tor NJ. 50 IS for n. and 90 for window glass.
Spirits turpentine was quiet with light sales
generally on the basis Of Sec for oil and This-
kys and 4Oc for regulars--Nea1s and Courier.
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EXPLOITS

Per steamship City Of Savannah, for Phila-
and yarns. cases yarns, Dbl rosin. IS bbIs
spirits turpentine IS, 601 feet yellow pine lum-
Der, refrigerators Strawberries, SOO15 tons pig
iron, IA hhds metal, 20 casks clay, 46 bales
11y pkgs fruit and vegetables, and gen mdse
Per steamship City Of Augusta, for New
York-452 bales upland cotton, 200 bales sea
island cotton, ia bales domestics, yarns and
warps, 1873 bbls rice, 332 bbls rosn. % casks
spirits turpentine. 14l,262 feet lumber, I75
sacks rice chaff, "a hhds tobacco, 10 pkgs fish
100 boxes oranges, Ia bbls and 1853 boxes vege-
tables % car wheels, refrigerators, 166 pkgs
mdse.
Per schr Annie L MeKeen, for Noank, Ct
II, IA feet lumber, and 173, 573 feet timber.
Per schr Roger Drury, for Boston-291, $50
feet lumber.
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EVENING REPORT.

HAVANA, april 3.-Spanish gold, 1913. Ex-
change quiet; on the United States, 60 days,
gold, 6A16s4 premium; short sight, gold, ~
as premium; on London, l6A117 premium;
on Paris, ~ premium.
SEw 1oEk April money 416 per cent.
Exchange, "a S0I6 for sixty days. Government
bonds closed irregular; new hves (coupon), 102:
new tour and MALI per cents (coupon), 1i216:
new four per cents coupon. 1875. State bonds
dull except Tennessees, which were active.
stocks strong and buOyant. as follows:
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PoULTRY.-Market well supppned; falr de-
mand.
FGes.-Harket fairly supplied; good demand
BUrrxR.-A frst-class article in demand;
PEASUTs. Market fully supplied; demand
sYRuP.-Georgia and Florids in fair demand
and supply.
very little demand.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Nickerson. New
York-G NJ SorreL
Steamship City Of Savannah. Catherine, Phila-
delphia-Wm Hunter & Son.
Schr Annie L McKeen, Patterson, Noank, Ct
Jos Roberts & Co.
schr Roger Drury, Baker, Boston-Jos A
Roberts & Co
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Steamship City of Savannah. Philadelphia.
Schr Maggie j Lawrence, Fernandina-
Schr Roger Drury, Boston.
Schr G w May, Fernandina.
Schr Jessie, Kings Ferry.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Prosperidad (Sp), Barcelona.
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Steamer W Wheless. Gibson, Augusta and
way landings-H NJ Conner & Co.
Steamer Centennial Ulmo. Satilla River and
way laRdings-J Chase.
Steamer Katie, Augusta and way landings
-Inhn I.aWtnn
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MONDAY. April 4, II
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Gate City, Daggett, New York
g n Sorrel.
Steamer st Johns. vogel, Florida-Jno F
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Central & Southwestern R. r. DIS

SAVANNAH, GA, March 5th, 1881.
ON and after SUNDAY, March 9th, 1881,
~ passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches win run %
fnIlnNEa.
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MEMORANDA.
BIZ TELEGRAPH to the Morntno Ne,

BIZ Telegraph to the Morning Ee,os.
TYBEE, April 2, 200 p m-Passed up, steamer
st Johns.
Passed out, steamship City of Savannah,
schrs Maggie Lawrence, Roger Drury and c
W May.
Arrived and anchored, steamship Gate City.
Wind w, 8 miles; clear.
TYBEE. April 3-Passed up last night. steam
ship Gate City.
Passed out to day. bark Prosperidad (Sp).
Wind cam; weather fair.
New York, April 2-Arrived, Vile de Mar
settles, GLADYS, Schleswig.
Arrived out, Richard Aiming, City of Column
bus David Clarkson, Morgan City, Fannie w
johnson, Sallie NJ Evans.
Homeward, Arctic, Charleston; Addie H
Cam, New Orleans
Later-Arrived out. Abyssinla, Darien, Both
mia, Scheidorr.
Arrived Rhiwindda
Homeward, Royal Charley. Southwest Pass
New York. April 3-Arriyed, Adriatic, Col
lima, Wyanoke.
Arrived out, City of Brussels.
BIZ Maa.
New York, March 31-Arrived, schrs Cen
tennial. Birdsall, Savannah; VIM Farwell
Snow. Savannah; Chas Morse, Manson, Sa-
vannah.
Nassau, March 21-Arrived. schr Hattie
Darling (Br), Bethel, Brunswick.
Bremen, March 17-Sailed, Johanna, Carmel
Pensacola.
Deal, March 18-Anchored, Max Fisher,
Mas. from London for Doboy
st Vincent, March SAILED, Oscar Wendt,
Schomberg, Pensacola Eintracht HIntze
Doboy; Sd, Burgermeister Muller, Bunck,
Doboy; 4th, GrossherZogin Anna, Schmidt
Savannah; Thos Small, Diilwiiz, Pensacola;
Indus, Armstrong. do; 5th, Bertha Bahlruhs,
Wischky, Doboy; 9TH, Lady Cartier, Williams,
Doboy.
King Lynn, March 28-Arrived, bark Aurora
(Nor), Bonnevie, Pensacola.
Greenock, March 31-Arrved, bark Protector
Nor, Gundersen, Pensacola
Isle of Wight, March 18-Off, Marie Heyn,
from Darien for Great Yarmouth.
Philadelphia, March 31-Arrived, scar r w
DaiseY, Tracey, Savannah.
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Rushing. ] Walker and lady, Mrs R Killings
worth, Miss Walker, J A Ewing. J " POWELL
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BIZ Ma1.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Masters Of vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports TO make will please send
them TO me. Vessels leaviny port will be fur.
nished with files of the MORNING NEWS free on
application at this Office
J. h ESTILI.,
Agent New YORK Associated Press, Once 8
Whitaker street.
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0aA CHOICE selections, dialogues, etc., for
ZUU elocutionists and school exhibition. CSC
JESSE HANEY G. CO., lI9 Nassau rect. New
York. les-a
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MedifinaI.
.RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

THERE is a well known principle in animal
Il physiology that no vital action can take
place except through the agency of the ner-
vous sy STEM If the nerve power in any organ
is weakened, then that organ is weak DIR.
RECORDS VI AL RESTORATIVE has been
Endorsed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris
as an infallible specific for nervous al physi-
cal debility, ETC.: contains no phosphorus,
cantharides or other poison is purely vegetable,
is a sugar-coated pill, can be had Of Levassor,
~ bis Richelieu, Paris, or Of DIR. S. BROWN
SIGESMOND, 40 World Building, New York.
None genuine without the signature Of S. B.
SigesmOnd on side of each box. Boxes of so
pills, 81 so; 100, 50; of AGO, $40; sent by mail
upon receipt of price
Notice is hereby given that R. L. De Lisser
of New York, is no longer authorized to act as
agent for Records Vital Restorative.
The counterfeter Of Records Vital Restora-
tive Of f7 which am sole owner and proprietor
ard prepare himself with spurious imitation
and change the name from Records Vital Re-
storative to DR.. Ricords Restorative to have
similarity in name. The testimonials of Drs.
r. Blanchard, G. Chevalier NJ Perigord, Ras-
pail, Liebeg end Sir Thompsons, are copied
from my circulars.
A. LEVASSOR, Physician
Depot for DR.. Records Vital Restorative,
Rue Richelieu 10 bis.
FRAUD EXPOSED
PARIS March 18th, 1881.
DEAR Shiny uncle Philip Ricord never au-
thorised any person to use his name. and has
never sold any prescription or formula of Ri
cords Vital Restorative
am the only authorised person to make use
Of his prescription.
Have authorised DR.. g. Brown Sigesmond, OF
New York, as Sole General Agent for all the
United States of America, Mexico and the
Island of Cuba
Have made inquiries Of Messrs NJ & NJ A.
Ricord, who declare they know nothing Of this
matter. Your devoted servant
A. LEvASSOR.
City, County and State of New York
Oscar F. CUM being duly sworn, deposes and
says, he knows this to be the original French
letter translated into the English. made by him
this Goth day of March, 1881. OSCAR F. GUM.
t--l Subscribed and sworn before me
SEAL this 26th day Of March, 1881.
t~' CHAS SEDGWICK,
Notar, Public, N. Y Co.
Send stamp for descriptive circular and testi-
monials
The genuine can be had at LIPPMAN BROS,
Savannah, Ca, and all druggists.
dec13- M& Theow, Tu&Seowd weow1y
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shipping 5utelligeufe.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
SUS RISES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:44
SUN SETs.... ............... .............. 6:23
HIeH WATER AT FIT PULASKI II "a AM, 11:49 y
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Charleston & Savannah RY. Co.

J. 8. TYBoN, EaHtoF OF TTansportation.
II. q. HAINEE,
my2S-tf General Manager.
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Shipping.

THE magnificent steamships OF this Company
i are appointed to sail as follows:
GATE CITY, Captain DAGeETT, WEDNES-
DAY, April 6, at 1900 noon
CITY OF MACON. Captain KEMProS. SAT-
URDAY, April 9th, 1881, at $50 NJ.
CITY OF COLUMBUS. Captain FISHER.
WEDNESDAY, April 10. at $50 Pm.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Captain NIcKEs-
SON, SATURDAY. April Is, at ZOO Pm.
Through bills of lading given to Eastern and
Northwestern points and to ports OF the United
Kingdom and the Continent
For freight or passage apply to
g. NJ. SORREL, Agent,
aug26 City Exchange Building.
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RrcE-There was a fair demand today. The
sales were 20 barrels, the market closing
uu0tes
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SAVANNAH mARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAvAssSAH. April ?, 1881. P. N.
CorroN.-The market opened at 10 a. m.
uiet and continued so all day. The saEes we're
572 bales, the market closing unchanged We
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SAVANNAH, Ga, March 81, 1881.
UNTIL further notice trains viii arrive and
u depart as follows:
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Observation-Disclosures
0nera Chairs

Perforated, Uphol-
stored or Plain;
newest styles; with
Foot Rest. fitting
Back and Hat Rest.
Send for Catalogue.
Made only by A. ii.
Andrews g. Co., 1875
g. 1917 Wabash ave-,
Chicago mh28-f
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Savannah. Florida and Western
RAILWAY.

GENERAL. Managers OFFICK,
SAvAESAH. December r. 1880. (
OE and after SUNDAY, December 12. 1880
" Passenger trains on this Road viii run
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sub-Treasiiry distances: Coin. SS9. 919, 26O 90;
currency, 81. 5S5. 743 90.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Exchange-NeW
York sight, 81 70 per 81, 900 premium; sterling,
81 8l1.
, 1881-03-10
THURSDAY, 10, s-TwELvE PAGES

premium stocks were more largely sold than
tlIose Of n lower grade. Exchanges, less
double the market valne VI stocks sold.
amounted In s12i,6l1,o1. Dutstt. ut New
York thu. exchanges amounted to s33.o, 4sl I'D.
exclusive of Hartford aftl st. .'nscpli, ant! tho
largest returns ever mall. fur tho snne cities
hail bern ssellW.G9, der. s: s:]!B, ~. ~.
Jan. n; s:.s9,lsi,f7H. March 3; a21p, 10 4T,,
Feb. 5; md sa7v, ,ps,. go, ian. %. Yet
DEALINGS At CHICAGO,
Milwaukee, st. Louts, ailh kansas City were
remarkably small, beca.sse of the blockade
Of lines nf trnyeI, and ut New Orleans there
we're two holidays. Nine clties Of the eight
eel which report weekly, s!lnw losses, and
yet tho aggregate Is very large, !rcausc Ut
heavy transactions ut isfsto,l. Philadelphia,
CINCINNATI, Louisville, md l'Ittsinlrg. IN
tlecsl. thu return Ut tliG ltrs, week Of tho
nl0nttt Ii chiefly lotabla ns showing that tho
severity of the interruptions ut snl,lo pninta
waS ~ unprecedented sls the volume Uf .busi-
l!ess rlauwlsere gHllg on When Interrupted.
Tile folln,w!ng stluwk the exchanges Tor tho
week etllng March at Otller cities, and Feb.
III ut San FrHI1Giscu:
, 1881-03-10
A GALLANT RESCUE.
TwESrY-rlIfEE LIVES BAyEp.

sptesal Dtspateh to The CAttapo Tribune.
NEW Yo,.K. March "a gallant rescne at
sen Of twcnty-thrcc lives was effected by
Capt. Ilcelcy and the crew Of the National
Line steamship Erin, which camo into port
this morning. Capt. 1Ieeley says they l,,ltl
experienced heavy weather. when, at T:15 y.
ILL.,, March 2, lle sighted n steamship flying
signals Ut distress. Sho was made ont to
bo the Drllnulu1I, aNtl tile sea was breaking
completely over her. Her engines were
broken, md ler sails split III s'lretls, and
pumps completely cf,oked. 1t was InIposs.-
ble to lower Il boat, but he agrced to
stand by. They stood by tho Drumduif
thirty hours. and rescued twbnty-tllroe per-
SONS. Two men were lost by being washed
of tic deck. The Drumdun left phllndcs-
pllia Feb. II for Antwerp with n Cargo Of
wheat. partly III hags and partly III bulls.
On the ed the gallo sprung up, and tho
steamer had bcen bufTytetl about nINe tnys
when thu Erin came III sight. Everything;
vas left except the ships log.
STURDY NEsCUi:isg.
Tb the Hfstef7, A.,oetasta Prtss.
New York, AIarch 0,-.rhe steamer Erin,
fronl Liverpool, to-day brought the Captai,,
and crew Ut tho steamer Drumtlutr, from
Philadelphia for Antwerp abandoned Mt sen
III Il sinking condition OH tho 5tl, Inst. Capt.
lIcc(py. of tic Erin. reports shifting tic
1,r,n,tutf ~, lin ,,,nr,,f,nr ~ stnrcl, u eh.,
u'',"nn ,o,s' w to M.,. 'noln's ~ Aialen ol'''
sienalea' EngHles DfoHeti' Sa''s I'LL III
sllreds anil blown away, and pumps COLL
p!etety ctokcd.' In suctl sea 1t WIS i'm
,u,ssIhfo IN lnvcr hnat. and W. arr,u,,, tn
a,a,' ~, ,,,sroo @ t,t ~ ~ IN sa, ,a4, ="
% vi Mt H. 1lto i ~ e.c ~ w" W.
nt itut"3 Gu.ne; ml!a lna saiu ntt H.. ~ ttle
sid ivsa aHnui ti,at. f1et ntu Irul ieoWi ,.; ss
.,i 'uu., @ uIto ~ ,easai ~ pa"o'' ~" ,u S'
, 1881-03-10
ITEMS.
l'EAlBDN.

New YonK, March D.-1t Ia understood
that the only objection l'ostmaster-G General
.1an,es i,as to his fUrfncr Assistant Fostu,as-
ter succeeding hEm rs Postmaster Mt New
York IL tho circumstance that Afr.
Pearson, Is his so,i.lt+law. Pearson
entered the 1'ostOftico hero fifteen
years before 3lr. james. Tho Iimcs
says: "a large number Vt business firms,
banks, and companies Of this city hnso cn-
tered actlscfy Into tho movement tn securg
tic appointment Of Assistant Postmaster
l'earstl,,to tileullcc Of Postmaster, afid many
1T them l,ave mt niynrigtlateu and secured!
signatures to the petition. hut l,nve sent per-
fSna' 5raa;,d,; rnexts ~ letter a telegraph to
u. u, MILLS
hns resigned the position IT Director OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company, anu
Sidney Dillon has bee'l elected Director.
TIL: 1soDy ur ANDREW NFin,
a member, of tho. New York Stock Exchange,
i,!tsslng since Nov. !, has been found In tho
llac1lclisuck iilyer.
lioRts1hLE ACCUSATION.
William 1IiNst!AlG, fnHtlager ut tile late Il,
7. SteWArt'4 cstAtD ut Garden City, il. l., has
brought acttoh for absolute Atyorca ngttlst
Ills wife. Tho correspondent naiAcd III the
complaint Is the brother of tt!e complainant,
san l!afoa to%pany sst' bot!, 5o as este%sS sS
nFt wealthy md well known. both In tl,is city
nnd l}r1oklyn. The former wife of f., Il.
lfinsdale Ii an inmate Of tho !Iloonlng.lnle
nnnullpd Dil the gtou1ltt that she was insane,
attfi0uE1l the husband wis not aware Of the
fact nt the time the llIarrlnge was contracted.
Il. u. llit!sdnlG a1ltI the wife of William
liinstlale Indignantly deny tito accusations.
TIE uOAND OF TRADE AND TisANspoR7'A-
ycstertfny exnfesscd qualification with Tornsf-
, 1881-03-10
NEBRASKA,

sptctal Correspondence Of 1H< chitago 1ttbuns,
BAt.rM, Neb., Mnrch 5.-Aftor tho long block
atto thought tho fury Ut tho season was spsnt,
but on last Wednesday, thoro cnmo II terrible
Dlust which Inns utstrLtl9 mU worso thau tho
s'tong Storm" / boArdrd II freight train ut
fnrk at II O'Clock tu come to this ptlce. Tho
stnrtn was than just getting lts back up. AftHr
getting ahaut hNlt way, md Ut Rbont five inilts
dIsthnce frsI1n tho ViuKo OF ut!ca. We stuck In
Bnow- hank y. IN tho trnntlu en.icavors tn pull
out two cars y - wrecked. Tic cnSino wl1s
unc0uplest and taken to thu next station, and
We Nere iuft to contemplate our position. As
timo wore on an empty longing somewhere
about our anatomy Indicated tblt We bud hud no
dtnner. There wcrg Two "KentlGMen ot Kaul-
rles on board to kccp mo company, both Srotn
LtHcola. Aftur rrconn0ltrc, tho tratH-hoy8
reported that tho outy catabvs OIL boarl wcre
rapidly and " ncii,uk agreed that tho lliost
shS sss nn 5S1 t" 1 t. fs 1,xsk .ta Se
10 gnids4 BY xere tue telegraph. poles, and 10.
':ss:yoa: could contcs ani b,,fofo W haI
glimpse kt;t of It It vas making estrsnrdinary
l!mein the direction ut tho Indian Territory. /
h ,y h,a III y, sis a. ws!t: a';1 VIII my travel.
VI Oh Jill rixnt link. il it h.i not Guri, tor shs
lEltIlh1 F44GH WI HlHl1 uAfN Dct!l QAHtf Ctakttl
out OF our cuurse. We s.ltccetlel Ia rGuchiH
tho town, however. UNI! cloted thern In luxurious
cas8 for day &,l! Il huff. WI h4Id nu teef, M
pOtht''ts. hi eggs. no chickens UT tlrkeys.-[
won't assonpt ~ tell you what w did hAvo. 1t
scts man u thinkiny IN Tho right wny whsn ho
Xots Caught III that aurt Ut = trut. VIZ run t''a4
Ut wilt nnd dlssrt,ss u luh1 way o1f uld not
weary ourselves tnh' lt's!ny much stoep aYcr II;
but u tuuch u xperience prcsouts the picture
IN much ditfervnt light. Tho hardahaps Df II
now country ahd IN c'tt.a"ts ike thts asu nnver
rsaIizcst hy people whn hMso nuycr known any
thing but c.,Mlortatl1 hotuGa parlla! fusnns
tor tho two,ycAra past hus left tho Xrenter IArt
of Nebraska u1l kH,!sas IN y truly i.lttful uun-
dillon. know that thousands ot faMllos Ara
suffering. Tho exceptionally aoveru wtiL-
ter aud tho great scarcity Of f.Iel hayu
greatly lncEuasu! tho nrlplesncaa oF tAetr
CoudItlon. Safe euaI Bua for u ind s.
Ion. aud not ha!f enough u i 70 te bud NJ that
price. and MT fnnrth purL of tho fasmess 4ru
along ths, bnui! Fl.clt!u lsuad when stopped Vt
statons have bcen uponay toardua BY hutt-
clothed, xc0tehHa. looking mRn.Who would curry
~ what lumps they could tn pals and baskets
to keep thelr fauuilles fFoM freextuv. At i great
, 1881-03-10

OIak.Ali1 HAlNlNf Sl41HL1s
NI:w HDHK, March U.-I1ttcrest III the con-
test lIas revived tis morning, and the pros
poets now are tint it the three contestants
stny In, 1t will continue for the remainder of
tho walk. O'Lcary Is Eaining slowly but
surely OIL Vaughan. lie is not worn, and
seems to ho in splendid condition. Ills
friends arc very hopeful.
Atvn. Ill. thu scuro stood: Howell, 49,; -,
Vaughan, Ill; O'Lcary, a13.
III betting circles O'Lenry stock has GONG
up. md instead of three to one hgalnst lin,
oven money Il now being ibid nh him. Bcts
nre freely offered that ltUWe}f will mot cover
BIZ miles. and TINT tha walkers will not rcac.t
The tooth , 'niie There WE, WIS ~ .3o enthusiasm
At i, III. the score stood: Rowcll, 237;
O'Lcary, ~; Vaughan, 5sk
tcTatoa Wit las beo lIE ItGd"S q Is the rat
Iln:, and tho COLLAPSE Of Albert has taken IL
Vaughan and 0,icary are lighting Bitter
raee; eacl, strgEl1ng fer The 81. Sfry ON,
VnnEllun, 233
.O'Leary BY persistent Efforts has cut down
V9ug'nm's lestd, atd may yet boat him.
j., Kowel!'s rlsl,t Try y much N.Y. swollen: and It
q I.cary nill Davies regret very mlleA tllaL
Doblcr WIS not tn condition to cnnpctu
agaEnst Rowell, rs they hEo confident lie
would have defeated him, rs tho latter Is
much troubled with his swollen legs.
At 7 O'CLOCK
tl,o blackboard Indicated ass1{ miles for
ltowell, e5Gy{ for Vaughan. and 3Is1G for
O'I.eary. llowall ntld Vaughan bath tuti
:Yl96 miles to their credit ut o'claok. O'Leary
wins five miles behind. Within thu
next hour Vaughan ald RowcE
botli added ~ miles 10 their scores, making
1: still even nt 2GJ miles Md = laps, mud
tllAI the Engllshmen. O'Lcary Ind been or
since 9:::;2, nI,d WIS fast asleep. Rowell went
oil for sleep at 10 y. Ill.,, and O'Leary re-
appeared twenty minutes lntcr, nluel re-
fresllGd.
MIDNIGHT EcOEtt::
Isowell, a1s; Vaughan, aEi; O'Leary, 2G3A.
TWO 4. II.
Rowcll. 2T,: Vaughan. 373; O'Leary, .071>G1.
, 1881-03-10

SpfekI IGpdfth to 5As Chffden 1ftbunA
wArEnrOws. Wis, March a.-Thts Ecction Ia
recovering s0mcwhnt frOm tho eifccts 0f thu
great snow storm. and natters nro beginning IT,
assume their furmer condition Tho snow IA
Ing gradually md thorn is yletble dccreaso
in tho sze ut tho 1rlfts within tho rnst few tnys.
TITO SNOW A.ucknt1c has been snisel on the main
lIuU Of tho ChcuKo. Milwaukee, l. Ut. Paul HALL
.ay. Tho road' bed IA cleared from ~. Paul 10
Chicago, Atd trains ArB moving with thDr
ace.tlsts,lntHi regularity. Tho ChicnBf,
4 Northwestern ttutwAy hnvc not ppcntd thor
ilt.p yet between .1Miieastllo and Fond tu Lac
South Ut hurp tho ahnveInrs hnso reached knsh.
kotoslR. and SEpn the north tho 1ne IN cleared
to tho vicinity Ut EhnAtcr. The work OF Oper-
ing tho rtta will nit l,e csnipleted probably boz
fore satur!ny. Tho Chlcaxu. Mtwankes ".
Paul Hallway have Il nilinlter 0f fnetl ut work uu
tho Madison Division shovGItnx their wny
through, between this G!ty and stntltson. AlUnK
this branch tho most enormous drifts are en-
bt considerable difficulty. II 10 expected taat
this Inu Will bc ready for traffic by Friday.