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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
NEW-JFRSEY.

MONTCIAIR.-The Fire Department purchased
from the city of Washington, d. C., ON Thursday,
large double tank BabCock extinguisher mounted
on wheels MOntclar is without water supply.
The books of the Library Association will be
donated to the Public School.
ORANGF-John Nico attained his ninety-ninth
birthday on Friday. He was born al Aberdeen
Scotland and has been in Orange since 1918. To-
day if the weather is pleasant he will walk 10 the
Brick Church.....A meeting of the stockholders
of the new Electric Light Company was held last
evening in Music Hall.
BLOOMFIFLp.-A temperance movement viii
begin on Tuesday night by Mabee and English az
Library Hall. The ACCESSIBILITY Is considered OF
publishing the names of those who sign appllca-
tons for granting licenses to sell liquor. .lhe
Church have been closed. This evening the Rev.
ID. Il. Lowrie will preach upon The sad Results OF
IntempeTanCe.'
HoBoKEN.-Expert William T. Sackett did not
discover further deficiencies III Collector McMa-
hons accounts yesterday. The Common Council
held special meeting Tor the purpose OF RECEIVING
the bonds of Richard }OvcS, the new collector
Mr. Bowcs submitted the bond with Thomas and
Patrick BOwcs his brothers, rs bOndsincn Thomas
Qualities in the sum Of $4,000 and Patrick IN
81 600 The amount required was T'O,UOD Inc
bond was received and Will be acted upon To-
morrow. ,
GARFELD.-Aftr Henry Kuggswau had sailed
for Holland few days ago, II was learned mat be
had LETT forged notes on the two National banks of
Patersou-%l00 on the First and 500 Oh the sec
Ond. He was accustomed 10 borrow money on
notes Endorsed with the name of Jonn Patmos, or
Paterson. He had paid the notes until recently
and so the forgery was not discovered. lie was
formerly postmaster at this place.
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son for this constant concentration Of capital down town
can be readily recognized when It IL considered lna Ia
spite OF the multiplication Of large office buildings rents
for Offices more than hold their When the market
for mediumpnoed houses s investigated II Iound Zoo
that sales arc frequent and prices on lne s, rt
ness TO the healthy condition OF affairs for real estate
brokers DO not eIpend money to attract uns
they know that there many cnitoncfs 10 htIhcl.
Brooklyn realty Is good condition. ana an excellent
business is reported by Leonard Moody ana oher large
dealers. IT,, IL. -
Among builders the dread Of overproducton that men
aced the market few months ago has en'uey passcu
away rational policy is debating operations every
where In the ease Of the large observation-disclosures the
best attention II being given 10 securing fepOoI sIuc
lures and the Central Park apartments which Lesplnasse
Friedman will be able TO offer for occupancy by May
were specially examined and approved ny the fIe DC
partment at the request Of the owners. -. -. so q,
65 IlbcTtyst Is certain sO help the real estate inter
Theplans for the alterations OF and additions 10 tne
present building have been completed The new building
that will be put up will be OF Iron, corresponding 10 no
CT Liberty-st which will remain ~ It i. The entire
structure will be five stories high and the auction room
on the ground floor will measure i3 by 81 feet and be
about "a feet high The total frontage OF the eopeted
tyst and 92 feet on the west SIDE whe IN NE rear tH
measurement will be 81 feet. Light and ventilation VIII
be specially provided for in the alterations ..,- ~,
There were numerous private transactions worthy OF
note last week. A lot In MadisQnaVe, between Sky
for $4,000. and one in seventy-secondst between
Madison and Fourth ayes, for $4,000 to Joseph LeD
mann Daniel Henessy bought seven city lots at Fourth
ave and seventy-thrtst. for $4,000, advance on
their price last December OF $4,000 Three lots In one
hundred Observation-Disclosures, east OF slxh-aye;, Were
sold by Scott 4 Myers for about $4,000 WIIlam 7,
whitney sold NO "A Parkav TO Mrs. Frances Z. Ogden
for $4,000 i. II. Ludlow q Co have sold Tor the
Hendricks to the trustees OF William Astor No
Ala Ffthave and Nos. 10 and II West Thirtyeishhst.
for $29s, 900, and No "a West fiythird-st TO L. g.
Is East sixy-ninthst for $4,000. w. X. Aston pur-
chased from Mrs. NJ r. Pope No Sic Pnest for 100000
No as East Elghtiethst brought $4,000 TO L. j. ].
Phillips Lawrence Turnure has sold No. II East
Twenty secondst for $4,000. c. Vozng sold two ten
ements Nos. 113O and 1882 Firstaye, for $4,000 to
Mrs JapOh RuDpprt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
LONG ISLAND.

ROsIYN.-Wiiam Tabcr was seriously scalded
yesterday by the explosion of steam boiler, an H.
Vention of his own, which he was testing.
Long ISLAND CTTY-EX-Senator Court counsel
for Patrick Casey, under sentence OF death for the
murder OF OHccr ComIsky. " Ill argue the motion
for reversal of the decision of the General Term
before the Court Of Appeals, on March 20.
HCNTFRs PoINT.-Patrick McDermOtt, Mrs.
LanetIy, John McGrath aud Daniel Mccarthy
were arIaigned yesterday on the complaint Of the
Board of Health, for allowing swine 10 run in the
street. The owners will be heard again on Tues
day.
LAUREL HIIL-Rollins Johnson, the negro bar
her who recently played the ghost in ana around
Blissviilc made complaint TO Justice kavanaugh
i'm the Long Island CITY Police Court yesterday
against John Powers, proprietor OF Blissyillc no.
tel whom he charged with aSS1ultlng him and OF
threatening 10 xiii him. Justice kaV&uaug n issued
a warrant for Pow crs's arrest and the is set
down for trial tomorrow. johnson said that
Powers threatened TO kill him because he had
fooled the people. lie had Knocked johnson down,
Licked hiIn and then fired revolver at him twice.
Powers said that lie had stumbled galnst the ne
20 in the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
NEWARK.


The Brewers Association of New-Jersey Will
celebrate its quartO-centennial next year.
The funeral of Beach Vanderpocl was held yes
terday at his homo in Westinghouse, and was
largely attended.
The ChancellOrS yesterday granted on injunction
restraining the city from hiring out places on inc
public streets for market purposes or as stands 1or
the sale of goods.
Summonses have been Issued for $4,000 IN the
snit of Mary r. Justin Oehme against g. NJ. Kase,
executor OF Hugh Mccullough, for 20.OO0 claimed
to be due her from the estate. In 1860 she gave
Mccullough power of attorney to collect rents
The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese
of Northern New jersey mot in Trinity Church
Yesterday TO consider the matter of the application
TO set off portion of st. Marks Parish, III orange
Valley, as q new parish.
w. II. Morrow, of Warren County, at tenn
perance meeting in Newton year ago, said that he
had seen dead rats in the watts of Newark brewer.
A libel suit was instituted against Mt MORROW by
Christian Feigenspohn for $40 900 damages The
case came up before Judge Depue yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND-Matda Appleton. the young girl
committed to the County Ahahouse on the com
plant of her father has been discharged, and she is
Brighton.
SAILORS SNUG HAnBoE.-Thc annual report Of
the controller shows that the total receipts last
wear were 1924 ,Ol0 a.. and the expense 1878, sol
%. Of this amount 1881 % was invested in
Government bonds. the balance III the treasury
was 800 80. There are nearly 500 Old salts y
in the intuition.
championship of Richmond County took place
yesterday at the Sea View PARK. The first match
for gold medal and the championship, ten birds,
twenty zone yards rise won by L. POlwOTtb,
Of the AqucionGa Gun Club, who killed all his
birds The second match for silver medal. same
conditions was neg ny NJ Cahlil' 0i me Siapletoh
Gun Club. Darkness prevented them from shooting
of tic tie.
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matter over ana When RoSipa Tas remanded she
mpartially shook hands with each.
Mrs. Barbara Pluemer. q young German woman.
yesterday caused the arrest of her husband Adop91
for cruelty. They live at No. 563 Grand-st, and
have been four months married. Both are twenty
three years old. Barbaras face is bruised and her
eyes discolored. Adolph, she said. began beating
when she started out to call policeman he called
her back, put chain about her neck and fastened
her TO a trunk for five hours. After warrant was
granted Pluemer was caught, tried sentenced
TO SIX months imprisonment and started for the
penitentiary, III just twenty minutes
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MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLNIXs-J. Warren rompkins bequeathed
onethird OF his estate to hi, wife also -, 800 to
be derived from his Westchcster County property.
The property realized little above the cncum-
ORANGES, leaving nothing for Mrs, IOmpkins. Some
property in Wall-st., New-Iork, was sold for
$4,000 Mrs. Tompkms took measures to secure
the payment Of the % 300, but the sonS objected.
She carried the TO the Supreme Court and
Judge Cullen has decided against her
SING SISG.-A bill to incorporate the Fire De-
partment has been passed by the Assembly.
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qHE PROMISE or REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS GOOD AND PRICES STRONG.
STRIKING FEATURES OF TIE MARKET-PEINCIPAL
SAILS LAST WEEK.

STRIKING FEATURES OF TIE MARKET-PEINCIPAL
SAILS LAST WEEK.
General satisfaction is expressed by brokers
and dealers with the condition OF the real market
There moderate but steady growth I'm activity the
spring approaches aud regards prices strength
property that are made even when sales are not cOnsUn
mated, prove that there is large interest constantly
on he alert TO make favorable Investments, aud Is 10
the fact that capital recognize the stability OF real estate
ownership that the persistent strength of the market,
during the most periods OF Wall street dcpS
is due. Dealers look forward To a further improve
ton the abundance Of money the concentration Of
property IN strong hands the growth Of the city IN popu
latiOn and business movement, aud the comparatively
small NOR gage burden borne by builders and owners.
There slight falling of IN the amount of convey
anceS s week as compared with the corresponding week
last year, ana sHgl increase III the mortgage Liabilities
incurred but the average for the year far is sti
Handsomely Ia excess Of the corresponding period last
year.
cannot De said that activity confined 10 any partic
ular part Of the city. 'hc weakest point regards
prices in the expensive houses upow along Ffth aud
checked and building operations naturally are curtued
But there Is steady absorption OF lots for building pur
poses on the east side, and outside OF those localities
where great wealth j. necessary 10 ownership Occupa
ton there is plenty Of room for the profitable investment
Of builders money. On the west side vacant lots hold
their own IN spite Of the wOful prophecies
made year ago regarding the immediate
future of this part OF the city. The longwi.hcd-
boom has not come here yet, nut prices lirn
Gay from seventy 10 seventy -hhh ss between
Ninth and Tenth aves) builders quietly absorbing
vacant lots striking feature Of the market III business
properly la Jhc securing oil really bcOW ClanDcr.-st by
large capitalists ana corporations So completely il this
part OF the city passing into the hands OF strong holders
that fewer Transfers Il IL believed by conservative Opcr
tors, Will be the rule hereafter from year year
me latest Indication OF this movement Is fhe
sa tho o. oil Nos. and and and Pine-s
900 These buildings will probably be Joined ia time 10
INC Equitable building, at No l2O Broadway. The
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Broadway, ith-arc, 9th & 10th sts.
or INTEREST TO TIE CONSUMER.
tic Of The present attempt among the drueEst-
o r-nl...n IN nri.c. IN lonri c.ary m:cGl.incs

In tic matter ofthe present nftcpt among the drugssts
maintain prices in proprietary medicines
One agout n favor Of the present effort to obtain uni
form pli Proprietary Medicines wsh is very proni
ueuty advanced worthy OF the attention Of every
C0NSI FH ae well as manufactured viz: That every re-
spectacle druggist s,onsibc for the genuncuess o the
medicines sold y Linn. IT l. FACT that consumers DO
largely accept their true And is quite as
true that these always reliable Their
clerks themselves rtcas houses have for few
wears past IN some instances pcsStcuty after
aton Of its Injustice aud manufacturer and
others now PRESSED upon their customers an mi
tat.on Of PONDS EXTRACT as the same article Others
have sold the imitation as EQUAL 10 PONDS EXTRACT
Others again hold up the PRICE an induccmcnt to take
the impure pcrncous injurious cheap and dangerous article
This goes on where, when questioned the ANpLE~T &C
acknowledgement made that The customer seeks remedy on
the adv crtIsne and good reputation OF
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SPECIAL BARGAINS:

100 pieces Summer Silks, fine
quality, at soc. per yard; real
value, zoe.
100 pieces FOulaTd at 65c. per
yard; real value, $500.
300 pieces Cashmere De Beige,
~ inches wide, at 55c. per yard;
real value, 55c.
400 pieces all wool Serges and
DiagOnals, AZ inches wide, 6Oc.
per yard; real value, S5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

HAvERsTRAw.-A citizens organization has been
formed through Tie efforts of DIsrict-Attorney
Wheeler, the Rev. Richard Harcomt and others.
hundred grOgshOps in the town. Many dcns of
low character. HaycrstTaw is aroused to decided
action in the interests OF law ana order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16
Jersey CITY.

Edgar A. Dav principal of Public School No, z
who was suspended by the Board of Education
pending the investigation of charges preterIeC
against him by Director Hornblower, was rein
stated Yesterday.
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HOME NEWS.
pPnMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-Senators Eugene nay
s,Msine and Warner Miller of HerhmeI n; Ct;l,Se
Denis Rotel-SenatOr ZebuOn Vance oI o Of florida
Wndsor HoteI-Judge G. s; Bradley OF I pIE
BrerOor House.Mme valera S n,ncsn McIptyre, of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16

Earl & Wilson's short band Collars and
bead edge Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere.
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Announcements.

Genuine Johann os Malt Extract has signature Of JOhan
MOz Eisner neck every bottle Endorsed b.
al physicians FOL general debility Beware Of limitations
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MAXINE INTELLIGENC

MINIATURE ALMANAC 50
rises COS, setG04 Moon rises 1000 ioohSageos ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-sandy Hook 1895 GOV Island. ll20 Vol Cats O5l
PM-Sandy Hook. 1898 Gov Island 1lA2 Hell Gate l;-o
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POND'S EXTRACT.

We do not presume aragn all druggists, but We wish
our understand when they want PONDS
EXTRACT they should asist upon having II and nothing
We ourselves go the Druggists for prescrpons and re
vng uUun their skill aud experience ia This particular pay
the highest prices Willingly would any other Profession
-Phtsiclu. surgeon, Lawyer. But would not
article simply
because hr recommended IL Ou-- being GOOD OK THE
q S. TO old customers
ana those try article fOT the inst tnlc DO
Nne1lsc."
ASK ior PONDS EXTRACT and while you have confidence
I'm Druggist prescriptions know that lC CANNOT
WAKE pONU~ TNT'R ACf and ANNOT rnd substitute
for H. ard make you believe thar yng initiating
POND'N EXTRACT in bottle IN bulk, viii answer your
purpose aud remember PONDS ENIRAIT l. ne same
the OLD, OIL
STYLE never changed bottle with blown in the
gGs bottom, ncOsed IN Bun Wrapper with our
NOTF ~ TnE STRIP ON THE CORK; BE SURE 1T
Is not HK0hEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16

HENRY A. DANIELS, u. D.
1s4Lc1ington-sve. between 10Th ani 3Jta-stI
Hours, 10 l. tO7 Diseases of the Neryou4Bg,t1n
Genito- Urinary organs. Impotence and sserIutE
WHICH SHALL lT Be
Shall drugs and medicines be sold PRICES shall
they held eI0bnt rates a. TO be
all but the rich At present Messrs W. Is. Rkcr son,
OF No 9J3 Gthaye OF the oldest lar gest p0pu
drug of this city supylyny the people
with the best and pucs OF Drugs Medicines Toilet articles
etc reasonable prices Now the RING druggists not
Only propose Ia charge about donhe the present prices but
n their power TO compel Mcshis. ker
& son 10 do Tx owise.
II rests entirely with the public % which shall prevail
ExOEBIAN1 prices or low prices Let the people assert them
refuse 10 patOEe ANY mem Der o This ignOble and
graspng by their Drugs Medicines ct Of Messrs
Eiker OF No J1j btaNe Or VI any other independent
and fair deaiDg house. .
WHO WILL Re NEXT PRESIDENT
That is hard 10 cl bat this know Wings Remedy will
take The COINS right your toes Is cents. Drugests
A. Spring Styles Gcntlcmen's Hats ready.
=. EENENWLls Manufacturer,
lis Nassaust, near Spruce.
DANGER.-Gas cooking stoves are dangerous
ALI The connected
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DANGER.-Gas cooking stoves are dangerous
70 u.s. unless an the bnrnors connected with chimney
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- Spring Styles Gcntlcmen's Hats ready.
T. EENENwLiS. Manufactuicr
lis Nassdust. near Spruce.
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LUNDBoRE's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
ATS FOR GENTLE2fE
HENRY A. DANIELS, II. D..

l-8i- spring STYLE. 1894
E6PRHsCHEID IS Nassau ST. between Ann aud Beekman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-16

Annie Higbies action for limited divorce from
her alleged husband, J. Walter Vaughn. was dis
missed yesterday by Justice Cullen al the special
Term Of tie Supreme Court
Dr. Phoebe I: Willamson's appointment TO DO
sl,lOh on Tue dlspensary staff Of the Eastern Dis
uIct Hospital IS unlayOrably criticised by plysi-
cianS III that part of the city. Dr. williamson the
trustees say, was appointed to treat women's dis
eases al or severe examination. The Young
older ones 10 resign. heir objection is that Dr.
WilhamsOn's appointment will open The way for
other female physicians.
Mrs. ROsna Fielder, alias Fischer alias Jansen
was before Justice Bergen yesterday, charged with
abusing her leap-year privileges. She first mar
Iied John Fielder in Germany, then came to Amer
lea and married Hugo Fischer. in jersey CITY.
Fischer went to Chicago to take better situa-
tiOn and ROsina took unto herself Peter Jansen
Snd was living with him at No 81 WOlcOtt-st.
where she was found by Fielder, and arrested yes
teIday. The three abandoned husbands talked The
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WHICH SHALL IT BE ?

WHO WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT
That is hard 10 tell but this know, Wings Remedy will
Ike The COINS right your toes. Is cents. Drugests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
LrScBBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
Int As-octaied Pre.s.I
NORFOLK.
The Old Bomiritn cempanv's New ship-rhs
teufsdfrate Fair.

The Old Bop,iritn Cempanv's New ship-rhs
CenfsdtraN Fair.
Correspondence or Ne Richmond Dispaieh.I
DECEMBER ?, 1854.
The Seneca. the new ship Of the Old
Dominion Line, IS In port to-day. She Is
similar in appearance 10 The Guyandoite
and Roanoke, but % per cent. larger, being
of 2. 72i tons gross, and l,on tons net, and
2s3 feet on the watcr-liDe. with capacity OF
d. 200 bales OF cotton. She Is 300 feet over
al, from stem 10 stern. with ~ feet beam.
From the base line 10 the top Of her joiner
deck is &c feet, divided into three snip
carpenfers' decks. There are three sets Of
doublo.hoisting engines, one single engine.
one eargo.deTTick, seven cargO-craBcs, and
two double-patform elevators.
Her engines arc Of the compound sIr-
| face. condensing class. The high-pressure
| cylinder Is II inches, and the low-pressure
81 inches, stroke "a inches. There are four
tubular boilers, each II feet inches in
diameter and II feet long. Each boiler has
three furnaces. The screw is solid, IL feet
3 inches in diameter, and has pitch OF -
| feet 3 inches.
The Seneca Is lighted throughout with
the incandescent electric light. state
rooms, saloons. halls, and mastheads are
all lighted by electricity, and this IS
| marked feature Of the new ship, and does
away with all danger from fire when load
ing or unloading at night. A. a further
protection sgainst fire. the boilcr-roOm,
engine.room, and kitchen are enclosed in
heavy boiler-plate iron.
A large skyligbt covers the engine-rooin.
which, IN case OF fire, would break and make
the whole a shaft through which smoke ana
flames would escape. Special attention i
given 10 ventilation in the construction 81
the Seneca, az the Old Dominion Company
handle large quantities OF perishable stun
in the spring and summer. The saloon eau
accommodate ior.y-two passengers, and i
beautifully finished in Hungarian ash.
black walnut. and mahogany. The saloon
and state-rOoms are as elegant as such things
can he. and yet modest. The Seneca
was built by Mr.. John Roach, at Chester,
Penn. and Is one Of the finest ships he ever
built. She made the trip from New York
TO .NewpOrtis News IN twcnty-one hours,
and when her machinery has worked
smooth she can make the trip in eighteen
hours. She Is in command OF Captain
Walker, a wel-known officer Of the cont
panv: Mr.. Bernard Lindsay Is the first Of
ficer, Mr.. II. q. Hin, formerly Of the ship
Old Dominion, is engneer.in-chief. and
Mr.. 4. A. Quillander is purseI. with Mr..
p. Grace as steward, aud Mrs. Williams as
stewardess.
The Confederate Fair opened last night
under the most favorable promise, and a
handsome display Of donations was made.
Counsel for 5. Lewis, convicted in South
ampton court OF the murder Of colored
man named Newman and granted new
trial by the Supreme Court, are asking for
bail in the Corporation Court now in ,os-
sion in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
T.1ZEWELL COUNTY.
A Railroad TO Rich Ccal-Eields-Ihe Plasuc
In Wise. and Other Teens.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TAZEwELL COURTH0rsE,
December |, 1884.
Judge W ats, al this term, enteredan order
in pursuance of the county subscription to
the Virginia and Kentucky railroad marrow
gaugc), Of which DR.. Randolph is the
active yice-prcsidcnt. II is a continuation
OF the Sutherlin road. and viii run through
Carroll into Wythe; thence through Bland.
within, ut most, three miles OF this town,
and To the magnificent coal-felds in the
west end Of Tazevell and the eastern part
Of Russell. Before striking the Tazewell
line il passes through the finest bodies Of
timber, and the almost ineXhauStiblc IRON
beds of Carroll, Wythc, and Bland.
PaTties interested III the road are san
euine Of its success, and claim an easy
Grade. rs the line is located so a. To pass
the mountain at the natural divides.
which here run north and south, and
separate the watershed OF New river from
the Clinch and ll0lston.
\ gentleman largely interested In lum-
her informed me to-day that ii would take
/ the present force another year 10 market
! all the walnut in this country.
can learn very little further. from the
"pague," 80 called, but think it likely that
some rather unusual. but by no means
| general. epidemic prevailed a few weeks
ago in the northern part Of Wise. near the
Kentucky line.
Yours, &C.. MAX.