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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-08

men, and even II they could have reached
the scene without delay they would have
been OF little service i'm resciiing the vic
Tins. There were no ladders In the Fire
Department and no provisions were made
for such a deplorable emergency by the
managers OF the institution. The uafor-
tuna!e inmates were therefore powerlcss to
help themselves, and those who were wit
nesses OF the horrible disaster were unable
to help them.
The scene at the fire was one OF the Wild
est excitement and terror. The streets i'm
the vicinity were thronged with people
anxious TO be Of service, bat owing 10 the
rapid spread OF the flames they were help
lfes to render aid, while terror-stricken
parents rushed frantically around. search
ing for their missing children and wailing
over their losses. An attempt was made
by the Sisters to extinguish the flames,
but, this failing, efforts were made to save
the pupils. The fire spread so rapidly
that order could not be preserved and a
pane seized both the children and sisters,
aud all made wild. confused rush TO
escape. About forty pupils are known TO
have got out or were taken from the buiid-
Ing and given shelter in the neigbboriny
houses, but several, In their fright. Jumped
from windows and were either killed or
badly injured. The Fire Department wss
Of little avail against The mad rush OF
tsrging flames. and In one ho:r The entire
building was roass Of ruins
A visit 10 the sceue this morning s.,owed
the Ti,e Department Still Oh dtaf. endtav-
orlny 10 qncnch the danes. - g. 10 pre-.
scrye ID recognizable shape the bodies 81
fbe victims. When the MUS nerc ala-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Death From Poisoning Of Two Sis.
ters Of James Mutt, the
Avenger.
The Well From Which the Family Drank
Supposed to Have Been Poisoned
by Friends Of Dukes.
The Entire Family Poisoned, But Only
Two Deaths Reported to
Date.

UNIoNrowS, Pa, September l9.-In-
tense excitement has been caused here
by the discovery Of an atrocious attempt
TO take the lives Of the Mutt family. The
well from which the supply Of water
used In the Mutt household was drawn
was poisoned by some unknown mis-.
creant. Two Of the young ladi are al
ready dead and other members OF the
there Is no apparent reason for the DELHI
crate crime, and all efforts made, thus
far, to trace the person engaged in the
horrible affair have proved failure. The
first intimation Of the coming horror was
the announcement last evening OF the
sudden death OF Miss Annie Mutt, sister
Of Miss Lizzie Mutt (whose betrayal
by N. L. Dukes was followed
by the tragic death of the
young girls father, and subsequently Of
Dukes, who was slain by James Nutt)
gth OF sixteen years. Up to Tuesday last
she had been In the enjoyment OF her
usual health. The following day she and
all other members OF the family were
taken suddenly Ill. In twenty -four hours
Annie was dead. The explanation given
by the family was that she died from indi-
gestion, caused by eating large quantity
Of unripe fruit Yesterday morning,
however, the horrible suspicion gained
currency that the entire family had been
poisoned, and that Miss Annie was the
first victim. This was confirmed by an
examination OF the well, in which 1t
was found p ison had been thrown. DR..
John Fuller, the family physician, has sd-
vised the holding OF a post-mortem, and,
Mrs. Mutt was at first unwilling
she finally gave her consent. Last even
ing Miss Nettie Mutt, another OF the sis
ters, expired, and the news Of her death
was quickly circulated through the town,
intensifying public opinion over the hor-
rifying revelation. The water In the we'll
Is being analysed and all are waiting the
report OF the physician.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
A WALL STREET INCIDENT.
An Eccentric Customer Of Henry Ciews
a Ga

An Eccentric Customer Of Henry Cievs
q Co.
NEW YORK, September ia tramp,
apparently in the last stage Of decline,
entered the Office Of Henry Clews & Co.,
yesterday. HIS hat was picked up from
gutter, his coat was in tatters, his feet
stockingless, and his face and hands GOV.
cred with an accumulation OF dirt which
time had hardened into crust He
sauntered Into the customers room and
proceeded TO take possession OF the
apartment He sank into 9 p'ush-cov-
cred chair, spread out his legs and
looked with interest at the
stock quotations as they w,re
bulletined on the wall Mr.. Budd,
the manager Of the room, ap-
preached the intruder, laid his hand on
his shoulder, and was about 10 eject bin
forcibly from the Office, when the tramp
put his hands In his pockets aud pulled
out two big rolls Of bills and said; "Look
here, young man, what are you doipg1
Buy me one hundred shares Western
Union" The sight OF the bills quite
staggered Mr.. Budd, who TOOK them and
found that the amount was 81, 500. As
this was equal to twenty-five per cent.
margin on one hundred shares Western
Union, the tramp's order was accepted
and be was regularly enrolled as one Of
Mr.. Clews' customers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
NOTICE!
At AuctiOn-Valuable Real Estat

At Auction-Valuable Real Estate
At the front door Of the Court House, in Cairo,
Ills, at2P NJ, on
WEDNESDAY the 1st DAY Of OCTOBER, 1884,
will offer for eale to the highest bidder, the fol-
and lot 34xl0O feet, Washington avenue, adjoininR
Brewery, block %. Dwelling house and lots 33,
81 aud IS, block 30, 18th street. Dwelling house
and lots 81 and 50. block 70, Centre street Loti
and 5, block 46, list addition, Poplar street; lot
a. block 49, LIST addition, near the New York store
lot 32, block 80, 18th street,
This 10 verv desirable property. situated In the
tain Cairo will speedily become great railroad
and commercial city, presents an opportunity for
Investment not likely TO occur again.
TERMS-h cash, bal. 8 and IL months secured
with per cent interest. or 3per cent off for cash.
For further information inquire Of
NJ. HOwLEY, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Dropped Dead.

MARSHALL, Mo, September le.-Mrs.
Hawkins, wife Of John A Hawkins, 5
very prominent and wealthy farmer liy-
Ing in the northern part of this county,
was last night suddenly called 20 the side
OF her little child, who was taken with s
spasm. Mrs. Hawkins, upon seeing the
child, dropped instantly dead, supposed
to have been OF heart disease.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
An HArthQuaks,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September ls.--Dis-
patches from Detroit, Louisville and In.
disaapolis SAY the shock Of an earthquake
vss telt at Mtasn minutes after two this
afternoon. Il VA most severe at Indi.
snapolh, throwing the battery from the
laSs IL the telegraph of1ces.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
VOlaRe Burning.

BERLIN, Wis, September l9.-Sixtsen
frame residences and stores burned hsrs
early this morning. An hour after tho
flames broke out the buildings were con.
sumed. II is feared the whole town viii,
burn. All the inhabitants are out fight.
Ing the FIRE. The loss, SO far, Is $50, 600;
insurance, $4,000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Failures for the Week.

NEW YORK, September l9.-Ths fail.
ures throughout the country for the last
seven days, reported to r. G. Dun Co.,
number for the United States, 1875; Can.
ada, %; total, 2l8, as compared with q
total OF 220 for the last week. The
numbers are nearly identical and the dis
tribution about the same as the previous
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Not Enough to Go Around.

TORONTO, September I9.-The Globes
cable says "At the regular half-yearly
meeting OF the shareholders oftbe Grand
Trunk Railway Company, dividends on
the first preference shares were de-
clared In full, and on the second prefer
ence shares the dividend was passed.
Only f500 remained after the nrss diyI-
dend was met. The net loss on the
half-yearly receipts is El9,000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
An O.d Rirm Assisns.

EKw YORK, September l9.-Rindskopf
Bros. & Co., Wholesale clothiers who have
been In business about forty years. TO-
day assigned for the beneat OF their cred.
ltors, giving preferences for upwards Of
eSO0t 900. Ths excitement over this fan.
are IL tYsdD u intense.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
No Further Use for Them

PITTSBURGH, Pa, September ls.-The
United States and American Express
Companies have been notified to with.
draw from the Pittsburgh & Western
Railroad and its leased lines, as it Is the
Intention OF the latter to run It's O ssn ex.
press,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20

Tax HAGUE September 10. Tho
Dutch Dudos shows Q deficit Of fifteen
million forms, which has resulted mainly
rom the dsnosstinsion Of silver. Its
psopsssd TO put tax o. tobacco,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Money and Stock Market,

NEW YoRK, September tp.-6tooks opened
bovsr and declined k0iA por cent New
Jersey Central leading with sales down TO
fok, and the list sold up In sympathy. Money,
MI DIT cent; bar silver, ll0k. Stocks weak
and lower, except L, otawanna, which ad.
vanced to 100 cash. Granger shares weak ard
proceed for sale on unfavorable report, 70
Harding the railway situation In the West.
QDupoaA 30 lOox; as. liz; fs, 1s0H; Pacino
" q -, nj.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Ireland.

DUBLIN, September l9.-The municipal
authorities at Limerick have fually re.
solved not TO pay the extra police tar, OF
send deputation to Earl Spencer,
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, whom
they denousce as q tyrsnt The
extra police were appointed by the Gov
ernment on the plea that the local author
lilies did not furnish sufficient protection
against the outrages, and the cost Of
their maintenance was assessed upon the
communities to which they were as
signed This Is the tax that Limerick
refuses to pay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20

Mr.. WIN. Vint, 90 Flanders Lane, Mel.
bourne, Australis. testifes to the astonish-
ing cure of his di,loca,ed fingers, by the
use of St. Jacobs Oil, the wonderful pain
reliever.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Weather Report.
Summary Of Meteorological Record OF
Yesterday Afternoon for this
Weather District.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

DHUNhb DEhEICE, 2 y. a. ?
WARRINGTON, SEPTENER 10, 1884.
Sky more cloudy than clear. Barometer
above 30 at all points. Thermometer be.
tween 81 and 81. Rain at Leavenwortb.
.ool, and New Orleans, OF.
THE BULLETIN thermometer stood as
follows at the different hours of the dsv
given in the diagram below:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
GRANTS OLD REGIMENT.

Grand Reunion Of the Twsnty-hrst II i.
nois at Arcola-
NATION, ILL.,, September l9.-The
Twenty-frst Illinois Regiment Is holding
a grand reunion at Arcols to-day. Gov
ernor Hamilton and Senator Horace 8,
Clark are the orators Of the day. The
Twenty first Is General Grants old reai-
meDt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20

Keeping diary is not what It IL cracked
up TO De. Thirty days Of accuracy is about
the limit OF endurance; but DR.. Bull,s
cough syrup has never yet disappointed
any one who has used il. 30 ,ure . bottle
for that awful cold.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
England.

LONDON, September LIT Is ass rted
that England is going to lend Egypt
Is, OO0, 900, to pay the floating debt and
Alexandria Indemnity. The balance will
be used in the construction Of irrigation
works
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
CHICAGO.

wnKAT-Higher; September, 75Sc; Oc.o-
Der. TT1TThc; November, TsXGTsc; Dc.
cember. 8OSlS0hc: May, Sic.
CoRy-Higher; September Hac; October,
Hkc; November. 4Ic; year, 39nc; May,
59hc.
OArs-Firmer; September, 251c; October,
$40; November, 3Xc; year, z5nc; May,
29Kc
PoRK-Steady; September, $l6T5; October
SIT.00; year. SLID; Janu4ry. sll6l
LARD-Higher; Sep;e nber, s7.2D: October,
STD; November, $fG; December, &7.MH;
January. $T.l2H.
SHORT RrBs-september, $3.50; October.
spM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
BUFFALO.

C,rTLE-Demand active: common grades
unch lnyei ext a steers. $S6Olts.50; good
% choice steers, S8.0O1s.40; fair to medium,
&5.2Sehy0; Texas steers, $42Sn4.T5: mixed
butchers, - z5tn5.0J: Canada stockers S:3.3
"A. Is; Western stockers, 81. 5OGl4V0
SHEKP-Market fairly active; common to
fair sheep, e32fG4.DD; good TO choice, n. 100
as; Western lands, q 0Od5C0; Canada
lambs, &S.1515.E0.
HoGs-Good demand; good 10 choice York
ers $8.GJG8.a0 common to fair graasers
Si.eo68.9o; good mediums and heavy, $500
go; about all sold.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
Live Stock Aarhe,a

Ho0s-Receipts, 100; market slow and
N0Sc lower; good grassers n. 7516.26: light,
S5.soes.0; rough packing. A006.so;
hoavy packing and shipping, b.@1hS0.
Texans l0c higher; exports, 3S.55lT.00: good
TO choice shipping, &6.00Gs 80; common to
fair, "A. 7Jli5.O; Texans, S4.G15.D.
SHEEp - Receipts, 200; steady; inferior
o choice, $2.GyGi25.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
BERBER MUST BURN.

Government on receipt Of Gordon's dis.
patch yesterday announcing he had sent
Colonel Stewart with troops to capture
and burn Berber Immediately ordered
9 strong force under Colonel Wilson to
proceed at once to form junction with
Stewart and aid the latter Ia the endeayor
TO take Barber. Wilson Is already on his
way TO Berber.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
KANSAS CITY.

CArTLK-Urchanged exports, N.OO@S. u;
choaee shipping, e5. O05.s0; common to mo
dunn, oSdSo5.30; feeders, 8A00oAo0; com
mon, q. b0G470; grnss Texas steers $500
40
HOS Unchanged; sales ct &O0nA 90;
mxiuly ~ %. 66080o.
BaHsP-SteAdy; native muttons cold at
o26$t3 Is; stockers el.26 per head
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER |
81. LOUIS

81. LOUIS
Corfos-steady: mddnns. E9, 1ioxs.
FLouE-Steady: Xxx 10 choice. ESQ c3.S);
patenta S4Dt5l5
WHEAT - Higher; No. Red. tTtGTs,sc:
No. 3 Red. C. @,bsac-
OoRs-Higher; tNo. z mixed. 5O15lo: No.
] white mixed. 52G53c-
OArs- higher: No. 2 IN 1Sac
RYE-Higner; No Z 6AG52c,
ToBAcCO-kIrm; mugs; common 70 chosce
S.U3io.o0; Leaf; common red Leaf. 1850
UD: medium 70 good ss00&l7.0l
HAY-Praire $eDL9 ~ tor prime 70 choice
new; cover mixed. 5000 tor common 70
prime: choice new timothy, s9.o1GlooO; fan.
cy, $il .00gl2.0o.
BUrTER-Firmer: choice TO fancy creamery
e'GSsc: dairy. choice 10 FANCY. ls12lc; low
trades nominal
EGGs-Active; fresh stock, hAGl5c per
dozen.
PorAroEs-steady, at a1e4oc per bushel.
PoRk-Stesdy; new meas. $l5.7a
LARD-Quiet: prime steam 6A11Ac
BAcos-Longs, aa aleSo; shorts, i0X clio;
clear RIBS, loAGl0ic, all packed.
NoOL--Tuo-washed. choboe, SSd9Hc: faiE
EGssc; dingy and low 1GA Cnwashed-
Choice medium st1G2lc; good average me-
dunn lsGloc; selected hight hne l79lac; FOOD
a. erage, lsd5i7c; heavy ltalSc: oonbing. 4 (;
olood. do12lnc: combira. low grades. 1920.
HIDgs-Ouiet: dry nInI 51c: damaged,
Enc: buns or stazs, loc; dry saite 1.
Ec dry salted- damaged. loo: KIP and
calf, stated SIC: damaged. &c: buns and
GlAga 5kc; green, incurred TIC; damaged,
t1e.
8HEEP PRLrS-Weak: green. 70 Csc: dry
do f017bc., as 70 amount and quality OF wool;
green sheariin2s. blt5oc: dry do l01lc;
green laInD skins NGZSc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
FOREIGN -Nz.s:ss:: =.
Egypt
GORDON GETTING TIRED.

CAIRO, September l9.--Two more tele.
grams have been received from Gordon
who bitterly complains at the negligence
OF the Government In sending relief, aud
say that the rebels around Khartoum are
constantly increasing aad becoming more
aggressive. His force has been consid-
erably weakened by the expedition sent
to burn Berber.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20

wHEAT-Firmer No. 2 Red. September
SIX; October, SIC; November, exc: De.
cember. slhc; January. 8hc; February.
a5kc: Nay, S4c.
CoRN-Hieher: September, e3xc; October,
1xc; November, 5s1c; December, 81 &c; Jan.
uary, &c.
OArs-Steady; September, axe; October,
axe; November, &Ac.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoR SALE. -Haydock Phaeton, new. list price
L 500. for Sl2j.-Irquire Of T. A. Burnett, Bulle-
in ONCE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
Wives Want encouragement.

A writer once said, Encourage youl
wife" | see sermon in that text.
Don't you?
Wives, let's put our heads together
Don't you know now cutting the re.
marks are, "What in the name of COM
mon sense did you do all dayP" as
this the best you can do?n "Why amt
this button sewed on my shirtPn
"My, but you are a shiftless womanPn
Thank goodness, my husband is not
SO harsh as that, He believes in en-
couraging me but not all husbands are
alike. If husbands would only remem-
bcr that every word of encourage
ment makes the burden lighter; and
every little help given the poor wives
is gratefully received, pleasanter lives
would be the result.
How easy 1T is to undertake and per.
form big job when you know that
husband will be so pleased"
once heard wife say, after she
had completed piece Of fancy work.
There, now, | am glad it is finished,
1t was hard task; but then to think
how pleased dear husband will BET
She knew her husbands nature. She
knew he always encouraged her; and
when she made blunder, instead of
heaping abuse upon her, he always
sympathized by assuring her that "ac-
cidents happen in the best Of famil-
ies."
Let your husbands read this; 1t may
do them some good.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13

The Chinese in Chinatown, Cal,
have commenced their annual circus.
The place is decorated with cases Of
puppets and illuminated with lanterns
and chandeliers by the thousand. Tho
joss house is adorned with carvings
and pictures, and the usual paper ina
ges. They are an old story to old citizens
but attract great deal of attention
from new comers. A number of priests
have been imported from San Francis
co to conduct the ceremonies. A num-
of them yesterday marched down Sec
ond street preceded by band Of music,
so.called. Part of them were clad in
robes of blue, but the chief ones had
robes of scarlet with broad phylacter-
les on the back.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
MY COUNTRY.

Nv country, what isitl A place that Is dear
From holy traditions OF dear baby land,
From faces long vanished, from dust We revere,
From friendships Of boyhood that grew hand
In hand
And merged into manhood as year knit to yohr.
Ny country, where is III The place where !
knew
A dear mothers face, where God sat me
down.
at the first, where gathered my strength,
where grew
To believe the fair limits that girded me
round
The down-falling curtains of heavens own
blue.
Ny country, where is It! The place where the
soul
Takes color, takes form and expression and
size;
The spot where the star-studded scroll OF the
skies
Proclaims my protection, that volumes the
whole
OF love, Of existence, of all that men prize.
NY country, where Is IT. The icy North Pole,
Or any north land, or land anywhere,
May be sacred TO others, be fond or be fair {;
But my own natal skies are legbc scroll
With the dear name Of MOTHER indelibly
there
joaquin Miller, in The Curre,u
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
Count Rumlvrd's Dietetics.

In the formula for Rumfords soup
given in my last, it is stated that the
bread should not be cooked, but added
just before servings the soup. Like
everything else in his practical pro-
grammes, this was prescribed with a
philosophical reason. His reasoning
may have been fanciful sometimes,
but he never acted stupidity, as the
vulgar majority of mankind usually
do, when they blindly follow an es-
tablished custom without knowing any
reason for so doing, or even attempt
ing to discover a reason.
In his essay on "Thc Pleasure of
Eating, and of the Means That May Be
Employed for Increasing It," he says:
"Thc pleasure enjoyed in eating de-
pends--lirst on the agreeablcness OF
the taste of the food; and, secondly,
upon its power to affect the palate.
Now, there are many substances ex-
tremely cheap, by which very agreea-
BILE tastes may be given to food, partic-
ularly when the basis or nutritive
substance is tastelcss; and the effect of
any kind of palatable solid food (of
meat, Cor instance), upon the organs
of taste, may be increased almost in
definitely, by reducing the size of the
particles of such food and causing it
to act upon the palate by larger sur
face. And if means be used to prevent
its being swallowed too soon, which
may easily be done by mixing it with
some hard and tastcless substance,
such as crumbs Of bread rendered hard
by toa>t ting, or anything else of that
kind, by which a long mastication is
rendered necessary, the enjoyment of
eating may be greatly increased and
prolonged" He adds that "the idea
of occupying person a great while,
and ailolding him much pleasure at
the same time, in eating small guam
tity of food, may perhaps appear rid
iculous to some; but those who con-
slider the matter attcntively will per-
ceive that it is very important. 1t is,
perhaps, as much so as anything that
can employ the attention OF the phi
losopher. ~. Mattieu Williams, in
Popular Science Monthly.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
NUT-TIME.

When the birds begin 10 leave us e.
For warmer summer cline;
When the trees are clad in glory
With tn hues Of autumn time;
Then the Dys and girls are happy,
And Jack Frost they hail with cheC -
For his magic fingers scatter
Ripened treasures once year.
Once year, and that the gladdest,
Every country child will say,
Tho they IriZe the floral beauties
That th gather In sweet May.
Oh, the la CHS and shouts that echo
Through the woods SO lately stlll
One may know the nutting season
Has begun with right good will,
scampering rabbits, noisy bluc-jays, "
Busy squirrels, all make way
They must keep the early hours
For their clatter and their play.
Nutting time, like youth, is fleeting;
Childhood is the time for glee.
Older grown, and nutting season,
Boys, will lose its zest for thee.
-GoldW Days.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
Hudson's BAY Navigation.

Springfield Republican: The exper-
ience of the Canadian exploring YES
sci, Neptune, in the strait and Bay Of
Hudson, is not reassuring to those
who have believed that Manitoba
grain can be shipped to Europe by
that route cheaper than through
Canada or the United States. 1t en-
countered icebergs in August, and
met with several ice-bound vessels.
Says the Week: The fact must be ac-
knowlcdged that there are years in
which, during the best months of sum-
mer, this navigation is SO difficult as
to have little or no certain commercial
value.