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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
RASE-BAIL.

The Eckford and Mutual Clubs played the
third Of their Of games Saturday
ing the signal defeat Of the Muuals by u TO
g. The first match played July T. resulted in victory
for the Eckfords by of to and the second July
g. ended in a victory for the Mutuals by of to
To-day the Mutuals play their fourth game with the
Rockford and the Boston Red Stockings visit
brooklyn 10 play the return match with the Mutuals.
The Championship Committee has decided
that the Eckfords not In the championship arena
The ExcelsiOrs of Brooklyn visit Hoboken
touorrow TO pay the Gothams at the Elysian Fields.
The Olympics of Washington defeated the
White Stockings at Chicago, Saturday by score Of
too
The DiIigO Club of Augusta, the champion
club of Maine defeated st saturday at Belfast by
the Pastimes Of that city, by score OF 70 to 49,
The Atlantics defeated the Nassaus on Sat
urGsy by OF 10 10 H. aud the young Concords de
tcatcd the elder PLAYERS the Lafayette Club by
to Is. Both games were played OH The Capitoine
lfInIHu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
POLICE NOTES.

Arrests in Brooklyn, last week. 572.
Jacob Moig was arrested, yesterday, in Brooklyn,
for stealing boat, value $500 from Richard SquiTes
John Cole of No. 81 Baxter-st. fell into the cellar
bis residence early yesterday ard was dangerously Injured
William Oates was arrested in Brooklyn yesterday
for alleged thea Of loo pounds Of sugar from Woodruff Robin
insoHs, foot Of JOralenOpst
John Leary. aged o. died on Saturday in the Park
Hospital Injuries received BY falling into the hold of tie chip AS
fynS, lying at Pier "a, n K
Adam Beatty age G5, of Brooklyn, fell down
ssir erisy a; 10 43G Es sIenth-st seasy
jorod Taken % Bellevue Hospital -. - d. r..-.. -.
Mrs. Paul's residence, No., 81 Sehermerhorn-st
Brooklyn entered through the foue Saturday In the absence
Of tie isny robbed Of large amount Of property.
The dwelling of D. W. Richards, No. 10 Ross-st
lIaa.. So been fsP..:se fan are the country
John Day, age %, fell to the pavement, early yes
ed ea aI s rn TsS 81 Believe isVs Hospital
John Johnson colored, Of No 1921 BrOome-st, while
yesterday fell from The SSP Of h it'isrfs to hs P,vG
No 2.6 R ct from hahes received On Friday 81
BENG struck in the abdomen BY the wheel OF ahesJ truck " NO. %
VIM. Shannon of No. 812 East Twenty ffth-st
sad MeNaaee Of No. SO East Treths were thrown
were seriously Injured
Two boys, John Welsh and John Blake, quarreled
ierlF W es and Iroys welsh stabbed Blake three times in
By surgeon and iaten h SDS''
Henry Derby was arrested by the Brooklyn police
fo john Rose of No. ~ none, a." 80" SI ,s ofn S
He~'iors Dor ESQ and spent tie money.
John English, panel thief wandered into the JEFF
Ian fo Court yesterday While drunk ami behaved
w 20 asorly Justice
Oh biAehSefs Island, for contempt Of Court
Ernest ischer, German butcher died on Satnr-
w no l CLreH from injuries received nearly tgo.
80 ~ j., BY rolling from ioe-bOI catching meat
h'oA' whereby bic leg sboeE asly mangld
fatrlck IIooney, age 8, was accidentally struck OH
s ssd ut saiers yh Yaas used to hoist Belt Railroad
moved to hi, paien reseacs No ssl Hs,s5s O'S ''
bernard Sexton age AZ, awOke early yesteDday
TO ,p IN i' the ourih floor Of No $50 West ThieeHth
hAH
nsi' AMI rceeTei rr.s that oa.d his death time
william Carney, age 30, of No. 900 East Fifty
lei Yesterday from ThirisIe. Hhythrs, and
we nee. passed aud ruhed his m BE- Belle
inhL he conductor and driver suaselaenty
tei,-'e'i az 10 blame could be attachtd o them.
ID Vld RUSSELL age, 70, of No 215 Henry-st
al On saturday morning nlTcs said have
esel ~ being oyerEt Wan aud Pesrsis EeS.York Rr.
GAY evening lie brought home carriage stranger who
"'' VI "h0u' making explanation the seedeEt
HenTy kensiel Of No. l4l Chrystie-st and George
nee no - sp While uioIcsed quEure last
basement o. The omer place, and KeEse shbted the gi
LeA s.ashg wound bellevue Hospital
" sssas' sss ieeled 20 In The ktLexss, yeAss stAss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

ceive the H., %
rc"' 'atert, as me instructlons comP.iio" acdon
ut na,,ents when he was In doubt az 70 conLHgiion.
nc states that her skin was drawn down uSht ,no s n
blne and the eyes sunk in their orbits; ana nc wac ~
cliued To believe that II Asiatfc cholera wv
tary Inspector Dr. MORGAN Morris visited the
found what he termed aggravated case oI on;aHa
morbus He did not discover single vi si liz
cholera The apartments we're horribly hthy' anu VIZ
odor impregnated the atmosphere. ,, ~ r,r.b
The unfortunate woman, who had occasoneu 30 IN
medical DISCUSSION was removed TO Bellevue Hos'a. ~
the ambulance employed for patients afetea VIII
tagious Diseases and placed In the Iever x~nS
where she died at o. m, Saturday CORONER t tiss
held posmortem examination, at which Dr. nv H.
expressed the opinion that the cause OF a that
acute Intestinal catarrh." Dr. MOTIFS anh n ne viii
II he discovers case OF genuine Asiatic Choera ne
not furnish the fact for publication, because ne
wish 10 cause unnecessary alarm but tbat on tue
hand shoud a genuine ease be announced in the news
papers, he willn0t deny IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
srrnAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DrPAHTSSl

Fifth Arenue HOtel-Gen. b. +. Bntler of
Massachusetts,, the Hon W. A. Pile u 8. Minister TO
Venezuela; Judge Ward Hunt OF Utica, A. C. Mattoon,
Hopse-Ex-Gov Lawrence Of Rhode Island, X
b. Angus Manager of the Bank OF Montreal, and Lieut.
Col Parnell of England. EUerrH HOiSe--Count de
FIuery OF Paris and Prof James Woodrow OF Columbia
s. C. - ST. Nicholas HOtei-Tbe Hon. l.. p Poland,
NJ c. of Vermont; VIM Prescott Smith OF Baltimore, f.
W. Brooks OF Washington, Judge LudengOf the supreme
Court louisiana and Col 81. ID. Pritchard OF A,GbLa
Hoffman Hohse-E econ grcssman X. ID. HuDDfrd
OF Connecticut and Gen. ID. Vickers Of NewJerecy. -
ST. Denis HOtel-Paymaster Carmody, U. s. Nav. -
Grand Central EJtei-N. G.. Ordway, 6ergcoDt-ararns
OF the a. s. House Of Representatives; Gen Hoizelau OF
Alabama, and David Jones Of Atlanta - 81 gfmeS
HOiel-The Rev. C. DInelI Of England and o. I Owen
OF Ilnira,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
THE BOAT RACE AT ST. JOHN.
STRANGERS ARRIVING - THE CREWS - LITTLE
BETTING.

. NiN-i-N0I1I5 hINIsIF I.7V IIII@ VI'H'' III1l11
BETTING.
ST. JOHN, y. B. Aug. ga large number of
strangers, chiefly from Montreal and other Canadian
have already arrived here attend the boat
Wednesday There also party Of about 100 from
Boston, and few NEWCOMERS. The hotels are quite
full. Both in excellent condition and are in
constant training The St. John appear better than
they did at the Lachne last year. and they are
hopeful Of winning this time On the other hand it is be-
ieved that Renforth has brought stronger crew
than lie had at Lachine. Very few bets have
been made yet. The 81. John people lost so
heavily last year by backing their crew that
they are exceedingly cautious. The last bets
were at the rate of three to two the Tyne John
Morrssey and party Of sporting from Saratoga are
expected on Tuesday and the betting will probably be
lively after their arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
CASE OF CHOLERA MORBUs MAGNlFIED INTO
AsIATIC CHOLERA.

About five days ago married domestic
named Mary Kelly, who stated that she had been en-
poyed at High Bridge, applied to Mrs Margaret Shea Of
No. % Westinghouse Tor permission 10 remain with her
until she could obtain situation. They were old ae-
quaintances and the request granted She assisted
in household work, ana on Thursday evening ate 40
peaches watermelon, aud two muslnelons. On the
fOOwing morning she suddenly attacked with voni
itiUg. Drs shine and Heaiy were called at II M and
found what they thought decided symptoms OF
cholera. Mrs. shea became alarmed and her in
formation the Twentyseventh Precinct Police tele
gTaphcd for an ambulance, which soon arrived
with DR.. Ramon Amable Of the Ccntre-st Hospital.
From the hasty diagnosis Lc able 10 make he de-
cTed TIC cc pue VI Astc cholera and declined IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
GOLD AND TAXES IN CALIFoRNIA.

=
Under the commercial head in this days
paper will be found startling facts in relation to
comparative taxation, which should Tx themselves upon
the mind OF every active The official figures there
compiled show that this cyas paid in gold Tor taxes In
the last ten years l03 S 46 or $50 than paid
I'm the previous ten years Ofts large increase
gold has been boxed up and cent East by the Federal
Government, and that during period when tho gold pro
duet OF the State has declined. As matter Of fact ont
of gold produced in this State in the last ten
years. the Federal Government has taken $50 200 600 or
SO B per cent for taxes and has shipped East SOS O0
gold than 20 per cent OF the whole production
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
WHEAT RAGS STOLEN.
SINGULAR CASE OF POISONING.

Robert Cook of No. 1876 South Fifth-et., Brook
lyn f. D., reported to the Police last evening that he
aud his wife and three children hud been poisoned by
eating bluefsh. They had made hearty breakfast Of
the fish, and soon aferward were all taken with vomit
INK and other symptoms Of poisoning physician pre-
scribcd remedy, and the family recovered in lew
hottr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETERS SATURDAY. 80
So f 2sS 's5"' A 80
W
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY
Lsue Brsneb Rseta Battery AID
vay and Copey ID ~ Baths Flushing IL
IN E5S it% e sis a@
WEATHER PROSPECTS ROR THIS VICINITY
Threatening
METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
Report for ne mex aadfng AHg. -. y. N.
p.povHTEB- Inche- DeTees.
Ss,mum al Arg ~ Maximum o. Apg 'l6ts
Wnhrum Aug H.. 20 3sf Minimum at Aug BE-
labEe .2i8 Range ..o
EEH,EKA-Aug 1e-Pan from 3D a m. a. ma mount OF
x.teT l7-Rain from eO m. 10 :E m0nnt OF
r,tr total 90 inch Distance Travelled BY tbs wni dang the
vel. ISL miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
BROOKLYN.

DhOONl-lN'
Tie Daptists propose to build a Home for the
Aged Poor. to cost Si35,COO
A German Democratic Association has been
incorporated, and intends to publish daily newspaper.
About 200 hSTses, belonging to the City Rail-
road Company laid up in the stables by the horse
Collector Freeland appointed, on Saturday,
MAJOR Cherries F. Baldwin U. s. Storekeeper in place Of
Amasa b. Jackson, resigned.
The Bedford-ave. Reformed Church, and the
Old Bushwck and Greenpoint Reformed Churches have
each been endowed with $1,000 by the late Abraham Van
MeserOle
About forty actions for damages have been
commenced against the staten Island Ferry Company by
the relatives OF Brooklyn victims OF the late disaster
e cases of Della T. Groom of Fatbush, who was injured
and Madden OF the Eastern District whose husband
was killed.
In the action of W. g. II. Mumford and 40
others against the Water Board and Board Of Assessors
in opposition to paying the assessment for repayng Full
ton-aye with the Gudct blocks, Justice Pratt issued
writ OF certOri Saturday, requiring the defendants
to make full returns OF all the proceedings had in the
paving OF the thOroughfarc In question. The case Will
be argded before the General Term in September
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-The vacancy of School Commits
sioners in the First District of Queens County caused by
the death Of VIM. H. Peckham, will be filed by Judge
Armstrong and Theodore NJ. squers will probably be
appointed.
SOUTH HAMPToS-Wiam Edwards ARE ed last
May the complaint OF man named kckOr for steal
ing a calf from James NJ. Bennett OF North b!de. The
comuainaLt was afterward arrested false charge OF
burglary preferred 10y Edwurdss stepather, and during
his Imprisonment attempted suicide by cutting s throat
with N piece OF iron hoop. He was acquitted OF the
charge, and was assaulted in the village by Elwardss
mother. Mrs Herrimann who threw cayenne pepper in
I'm his eyes and assaulted him in the head Wi,h paving
stone When arrested, she discharged by Justice
Tuhill on "A tcchnicalltY. Two houses belonging to
Hrs Herman were recently burned, and Rockford *
nov la ia on O warrant issued by Justice Ludlow, n
charge u setting fire TO the property. Edwards Is still
under arrest.
RIDGEWooD.-The health authorities have suppressed
several fu.-boiling establishments, which have been
very offensive TO the neighbOrhOoi.
JAnAICAThe village schools have cost 1920 o. this
ytm.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
BEEKMANTowN.-An inquest was held Satur-
day ut the County Ams-House, the body OF Thouas
Ianey, who recently stabbed with large Auiis by
Andrew Tracey, fcllow-workman on the Env-Yo. anI
LOstOn Railroad. Tracey Was committed to tt Count .
JAN 10 await the action Of the Grand Jmy.
NoSKERs.-JUhn Seaman OF Gpuyten Dayyil. wa t-r.
"a the County All an Saturday, by Jus.C hL4nnDn f,
committing fcIonous assault asod man ma 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
sUsPECTED OF ARSON.

The stock of fancy goods belonging to Nor
ris NJ siverman, at No. $40 Third-ave. was damaged
$4,000 by early yesterday 1t is alleged that the STOCK
was worth only $780, and that Svernan has an insr-
nnce of $1,000 in various city companies lie was ac-
cOrdngly tel by Capt Hedden Of the Twenty lrt
Precinct on suspicion setting fire 10 his place, and Is
held TO AWAIT AN Investigation by Fire Marshal McSpe-
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came with rush on the lNst few stTacs %Ss Which IL
doy Inv ncck Tor second pafe. III it1io NJ tins dis
~. ts - ,,artcr sgcolil OF tie fastest u'i' q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

Thomas J. Davis, age GO, of No. IL LaS1
Fifeeptbst was found early yesterday at Ffteentst
and Thirdaye bleeding from pi'tolshot wound IN the
rcbt shoulder. He said that he had been attacked by
unEnown men az Fourteenth-s ahh Inird-aNe h48 l"1
received the wound at their hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

"Ciyita," "Ciyita,n Ciyita"-Every lady
want it. Get cIer at CHrENroY, SIlaye any drug store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
4 syEAK-TuEF's ATTACK.

Mrs. Ann II. North Of No. u kosclusko-st.,
BROOKLYN discovered two sneak thieves in tho cellar of
her residence on Saturday evening and procuring club
proceeded to drive them out One OF them stabbed her
In the left arm, causing wound. TAe tme'ts
made their escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

For WAYS THAT ARE DARK burn PRATT's
AslnAL on
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nuRGLARY N EA5T LIGHT1ETH-sT'
VOTING GIRLS As BURGLARS.

Ella Roman, age II, and Catherine L. Dolan,
age H. were arrested yesterday by officers Of the Eighth
Brooklyn Precinct breaking into Joshua j. Gascons
dwelling No 2i5 Thirtcenthst and stealing clothing
and household goods worth $500 The stolen property
was found In the house or Ellen McCoimic", 1908 Oh
COurt-st., and she was also arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

Go TO y. s. SQUIRE, TO- Fl'ol-s!, up stairs
Tor Watches, jeEs, DslOnls slreae; be sells isect Om
iron siie, i.st ham,. therefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

John Mccain of No. % West Houston-st.
ouarreed at his residence with Patrick Burke OF NO. ~
Mnlberry-st early yesterday and threw tumolsr ~
his head causing severe wound. The assailant was
arrested INIT as the wounded man refused TO make com
plant against him. both locked up OH eh"iee VI
intOXjcatl0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

MPKINsvILLE.-William Shelly fell from
the rail Of the ferryboat Mortified at yesterday
The boat was stopped, and no was rescued In few
minutes
SrAPIEToS.It IL raid that the Union Perry Company
OF Brooklyn IS about 10 purchaso portion ~ tho water
front thl place for the purpose OF establishing
p. Nat NnIk
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-18
CITY ITENnW.

WANT or SLEEP.-Opium or morphine is usually
prescribed as a soporinc. Both are violent reme-
dies, and react Violently; producing nausea, head
ache, and prostration. They are often given when
they are not needed; and not unfrequently they n-
the irritation OF the brain instead of soothing
tt. Probably in seventy-nve cases out OF hundred
in which they are administered, PLANTATION BIT
TKRs given I'm moderate doses and at proper inter-
walls, would have the desired effect. Persons who
nd It dlicut to compose their minds to sleep after
lying down at night, or whose slumbers are dis
turbed by bad dreams, too brief to afford due
nourishment, are advised to try the PLANTATION
BITTBRs as an anodyne; for this comprehensive
medicine is not only tonic and alternative, but
delightful sedatve-a ''balm OF hurt minds" well
as a revlvi6er OF enfeebled frames.
Its use, as q means Of producing healthful sleep,
involves none Of the unpleasant secondary conse-
quences OF a resort to the former narcotics. They
all, without exception, excite the stomach, while
the effect OF the Biters is to tone and without irr
tating that sensitive organ.
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From North to South, giving direct route from ST.
Paul to st. Louis.
The location OF this line, through the richest and
most thickly settled part OF Iowa, assures to 1t
LOCAL TRAFFIC of great magnitude and unques.
toned profit. Forming, as 1t does, the shortest and
cheapest avenue OF communication between the
coal felds OF Iowa and the lumber markets of Min
nesoa, it will also have its carrying facilities taxed
to provide for the COAL AND LUMBER TRANS
PORTATION which the rapid settling OF the cOun.
try and the extension OF the railroad system OF the
Northwest will combine to increase far beyond its
already large dimensions.
In addition to these inevitable sources OF profitable
revenue, the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA
will have peculiar advantages for THROUGH BUSI-
NESS 1t is not only the most natural outlet for the
bulk OF the Northwestern carrying trade, but some
OF its largest stockholders being Identical with the
principal owners OF the various railroads averging
from st. Paul ana Duluth, the freight and passen-
gers from the Lake Superior aud Mississippi River,
the st. Paul and Pacific, and the Northern Pacific
Railroads will be mainly transferred to this line
Upon this railroad, thus fayorably situated, there
are issued
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De HAVEN q GRO.

o,NoWpoN 4 RAU'S COAL DEPOT, CORNER
- DIiLWYN and WILLOW Streets.-Lehigh and
Schuylknl COAL, prepared expressly for family use
at the lowest cash prices. 1lSs
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MARRIED..

LTNDLBY-G Y-GRBAvBs-January1 18th, at the Parsor-
age of the Front Street NJ E. Church, No. 1913 North
Front street by Rev. 4. w. Shippers, Mr.. GEORGE
LISDLEY to Miss JANE GREAvES, all OF this city.
K-WEIss.-January 18th, at No. 1l19
Ogden street, Philadelphia, by the Rev. DIR. f. j.
Clerc, JOHN VANKIRK, Jr., TO Miss ATIE A daugh-
ter OF George Weiss, ESQ.,, both deaf mutes, all Of
Allentown, Pa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-18

SozoDoET.-Al dentridces had their drawbacks
until the ssubrous bark of the Soap Tree was
brought from the Chiian valleys to perfect the fra
grant Sozodont the most wholesome, reliable, and
delightful article for the teeth that brush was ever
dipped into.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-18

VERTICAL RAILWAYS have removed great objec-
ton to large hotels One OF the finest In the country
is that In the AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston. Messrs.
Rice have left nothing undone for the comfort OF
their natrona
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Custards Creams, ETC. etc. The
cheapest, healthiest and most delicious food In the
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Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
South Second street. has of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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BOYS,
Boys,
ROva-

we are selling for IS Boys Overcoats that far sur
pass anything ever offered for the price. Examine
them at RoCKHILL & WILSON'S Great Brown Stone
Hall, Nos. 6Os and 6Ob CHEsNUT street.
N. B.-our $40, sl2, and $40 suits are going of by
the thousands
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Stocks bought and sold on commission. Gold ana
Governments bought aud sold. Accounts received
and interest allowed. subject TO Sight Drafts.
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sPEOIAL NOTICES.

For additional Special Notices see Inside Fuas..
~. DISPENsARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, NO.
S~S PIC s. ELEVENTH Street.
Patients treated gratuitously at this Institution
daily at II o'clock. ! IL
-. BEAuTY, ACCURACY TASTE, AT
~ HRI IFRNSTEIN & LEWIS Railroad aud
Commercial Printing House, FIFTH aud CHeS-
Nut Streets.
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BEDDING, best In the city, lowest price, and qua
ranteed, by ALBERTsoN Co., No. l495 Chestnut
street.
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"sPnDMGs GLUE" always up to the sticking
point"
BURNETT'S COCOAINE-A perfect har-dressinR
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BURNETT's KALLIsToS-The best cosmetic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-09

e ..f.trl
SENAToR BAYAED. of Delaware, said
in a speech the other day, that there
was not a State in the Union which
had as potential a voice in the Con-
gress OF the United States as the cor
Dorations which Congress had Great
ed. There is a great deal of truth IN
this. The corporations which have
been created by the various States ana
by Congress, have power and lDnu-
ence sufficient to control not only tho
local Governments, but our Federal
Government also. The Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad owns the Pennsylvania
Legislature, and the Legislature OF
New York belongs to Vanderbilt, OF
the New York Central, and Jay Gould
Sc Co.. of the Erie Railroad, and the
only trouble these two corporations
have j in fighting each other, as 10
who will send the most men there
From the Northern States there are
not half q dozen United States Sena-
tors who are not in some way or 9th
er connected with great railway cor
poration. If poor. and supposed
to-he honest man is sent TO that oncs
august and honorable body, he soon
finds tho opportunity to become d
stockholder in, or q director o., or a
solicitor for, a railroad, and hence
i4orth belongs, body and soul, to a cor
poration. aud neglects the interests OF
| his constituents We believe the time
| is not far dist mt when the railroad
interests of tnis country will be so
great-so powerful-that they will
rule the countr,, and rule tito SUIT
the men who control these interests
| The Paper.