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PALTINORE q OHIO RAILROAD,

u
WASHINGTON, December Is, ISL.
va Eash sfs dhfsSlSTI sSD fTiTffs&A - 3
"1sr are no" E 'sa Il R i1iiiTsi 5is
and 1850 (. N :; is:sS. SEQ, 40, $40. ana
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
10 fag ftSSs s.a ssg9Hss1y' q. ss'' SIS and
ior principal Way stations, Biadensburs, Belts
sis aes 10 80 SsetaHn s and kslss ! sSc
end s:ts .. m: 500 ,. m. .tops At Jessupl., The
The 7:4a D. m. on Sunday stops Is during ths
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a. e;isa n: and <:lsp N. Nc rain to os
,..r. =, .oJ roSsN B sAGISGsa
Leave :? sSk Way AZ sf eSf 81 md '''rn
Is.T fo s. 40 az f = srs Sc g? I sPS
sssssS I. IS: Il only, .....
ks.f S.h it. from Baltimore "
Relay Hos.s WIN srs.SuSs and w fEHe %.
Through tickets 10 the West can be hsa NJ the
Washington Station Ticket once At al hours IN
Fsr New Yerk; Philadelphia and Boston see ID
NcrtlDe1ntHt OF Through Line"
WILSON, Master Of frsasporta,ios.
- COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. kO0kTZ, Geu1 Art, Washington. mlf
THRoUGM LINE
l. BkTwEES WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AnD new YoRK,
MAsHINs TON, June 2, lsV-noou
Ton iS, and new YORK are run ~
FOB NEW YORK, wifAou eha.1e Of e.r,.
Leeeye DAILY texeept Sunday e 500 O. n 1915
and 800 ,. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New YORK st 500 p N. and PhilaasI-
Dn,a @ zee m
Through ticket TO Phila6elphia, New York OF
Boston can be had st the Station Once - al hours
For baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdxsrtissusos
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore An-
naDolis and the West. j. u. WILSON,
Later Of frsasportstaoa.
GEO D. AO0Nfz, Amt, Washington. ieis
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RN GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE

- By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court
l;j OF the District Of Columbia, sitting in Equity,
in = cause pending therein between Johnson
and others, complainants. and Doyle and others de-
THURSDAY, the 23d day of May, A. b. 1879. at
O'Clock ,. M, part Of Lot numbered twenty four,
lA,) in Square numbered seven hundred and twenty.
i've, (725,l commencing for the same at q point on
north street, 80 feet east from the northwest cor
ner Of said lott running thence east along the line of
said street Is feet 6inches, or less: thence
south 81 feet 81 inches thence west Is feet Inches
thence north 81 feet 81 inches to the place Of begin
ming.
Said lot is situated north street, between LIST
and ID streets east, and is improved by well built
two-story Frame House, which has recently been
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One.
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash; and
the balance in two equal instruments Of 6 aud IL
months to bear interest from the day Of sale be
&C. at cost of the purchaser. el00 down on the day
Of sale II the terms Of sale are not implied with
In five days after the day SALE the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property At the risk and
OF the defanltinR purchaser, by advertising three
times in some Newspaper published in Washington
city. JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee.
MID GREEN WILLIA3S. Aucts.
pY LATIMER q ULEARY
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New R9nTK FROM THE NORTH AND EAST
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

NEW bonTk FROM THE NORTH AND EAST
~ 10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
hoAD extending iron chatta- !"
nooga. Tenn. 20 Meridian Mise, ia Ia
oonpleted, and forms, with its con -zk2 asSSX0
,shd, Boston, New fork, Philadelphia, BaltImors
washington, Richmond, Lynchburg. and Chatta-
nooga 60 Meridian, Mobile, New orleans Jark.op
NnEsburs; asd all Southwestern cities
Ihe road bed % in splendid condition, spd the
equipment perfect.
Pnlmans Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are % Re
run via this route from LyRsaburg 70 n obile and
New Orleans without chauRe.
Purchase Tickets via the Alstams aud Cha.ts.
nooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time ana
most comforts.
The aitsD<ion OF Freight shippers Is called 20 thss
route rs oorrlng the advantages Of speedy transtt
between the North and South, with rates always -
low as By any other route.
MARI shiP freight, and procure bills Of Isdins vie
WILLIAM kEAyI, General Freight and Tickss
J: G. STANTON, General Superintendent. Chat
tsAooes. Tenn jes-n
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NEW MAPLE SYRUP!
NEW MAPLE SUGAR!
SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER!
CNEwJ
SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER!
GALL STOCK
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOB SALE BY
ELPHONzo YOUNGs 4 CO.,
~roccrs'
MASONIC TEMPLE
NINTH AND STREETS.
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10y LATIMER A CLFARY,
b Aueti0ners and Real Estate Brokers'
Corner VI Pennsy lvania avenue and lIth street
Star Office Building
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTERE DAYS


ID Real Estate Broker ana Auctioaeer.
Nc. 5Ss Seventh street.
TEgsT.ES sALkor Two srosY FRAME
s ffkkfkT VEST, BETWEEN AND s
- By virtue q dee. Of trust to ne. dated Ian
a 81 y ssd s ssy te TsSS S v sSsr
I9u 9se Distrie; Of Uolu.e;s, and BY direction
sugsioa, 50 the highest bidder. en- MoSbSY. Nav
o. iS., NJ y O'Clock D. m on tks premises ali ths.
Sns in stsa BE .SS SsSs
Ges;rited 8 follows Los Numbered I've tSJ in
sgnsre fhrs hunpea and tSfrty $500 OF
Terms OF sale: ore third cash. balance IN ~ aud
Of uust OF the proper;y. one hundr "a q isre avn
when Z, e property is struck OF. Stamp. sad con
nplied with within seven days after the sale oT
the IrcrsIy will - resold at the cost u the aefsHi
JAMES 8 EDwARDs. Trustee
sp" b. III. WARNER, Auct.
,s srTHE ABOVE sALE is POSTPONED until
JANIS = Epw sT snI r pIsSs,
rse-eo5d. D ii. wsRNsR, I aact.
IN GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctione,.r..
II No. lool, northSes corner 10th aud d SITS
HoTICE-sALE OF SrYEv,LuABJEs rrLD.
ING Lots Ia RhPIDLf IMPRoyING PNRT
HEkRH sTEEET NORTH. N'
- BY yirtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, sitting IN equity. and
passed in a cause wherein Boyle is c m plsnant
aud Todd, Hurt. and Others are defendants. shall
proceed 10 sell. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
lIth day of May, A. u. ls72. st O'Clock . m the
ielo~lng property. 20 wit Lots q % e. "a .. IS
= =, AMI 20 being subdivisions of square SOS. Each
l9t having q feet front by 100 feet deep % 4 a,
alley, irenting On 9Th street east, beiweeR III aid
District OF Columbia.
The attention Of purchasers is particularly invited
10 the SAFE 81 the above lots, they situated ia
an eligible and rapidly i'm proving section OF the civ
AMI pre- sent rare chance Tor Investment
Bbe Columbia street railroad. NV buflt.
directly by these tots.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
thlrd cash balance IN three equal iRs.alnent-. of
SIX twelve and eighteen months, the whole 60 bear
interest from the day of SALE and to be secured 20
the satisfaction Of the trdstee. All conyeyancing
and revenue stamps st the cost OF the purchaser
- Gown on each lot, in the hands Of the Auction
eer nj the time Of sale IL the Of sale be not
complied with within five so days from the day II
sale the trustee Reserves the rigat to resell az tue
cost and risk of the de:sulting pure haser
JOHN F. GNNIS, Trustee.
ap25eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Rh LATIMER & CLEARv
Auctioreers and Rsai Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Penns III snis ave and Iith a.
Star once Building.
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RY THOS. Z wAGGAMAE
- Sl9 7th street, opposite Post Office.
NICE FIVE BOOM FRAME MOUSE, No. lal6
NEW yERSBYyAvENUE.
- On WEDNESDAY, May Is, at 6 O'Clock, I
E:: shall sell. on the premises, the above House
eand Lot; stable back for six or eight horses,
Lot 17xl00.
Terms day Of sale.
mlo-d fHOs. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

A WIFE's TITLE TO REAL. EsTATE-Judge
Drrmmoud, Of the United States Circuit court,
has recently decided case at Chicago, Illinois,
involving wife's title to real estate in that
State. In this case the property was conveyed
by the husband when solvent to third party,
and reconveyed 10 the wife. The husband after.
wards became q bankrupt. His rediton held
that under the statute of Illinois the wife could
not hold separate estate acquired from hel
husband, and under the common law the hus-
band was entitled to the rents and profits Of the
wife's real estate during coveture. Bolh point
were sustained by Judge Drummond, but hi
decision had saving clause. lie ordered
referee 10 provide for the maintenance OF ih'
wife and family ON the principle that where
party is seeking aquity he must do equity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

George Catlin, the artist who recently died In
J:.sy ciy zee, 2, h: Il. e.: g.
culiax features Of many tribes Of Indians now ex-
tinct. For eight ysas6 hs1ved among these pso-
pie, visited forty eight -ttibes, and brought hom6
over three thousand figures in oil, containing a.
most evsfy<wasiety Of Indian physiognemy. His
nsrs, customs and peculiarities of the "N6rth
American Indiana" One only need look st the
engraving in Dc Bry, or thoss In the ''virginia"
Of Captain JOHN Nmith, to sse what an etroneous
idea the English Of that age must hsvs formed o.
the personal appearance OF the savages inhabiting
ises to colonize. The costume in these old prints
may be correct, but the features are oil thoee Of
the Caucasian Eaee, slightly modified. Until Cat
lin and Stanley formed their galleries there wsa
little Of true portraiture in the pictures Of Indian
life, even In this century. t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
PENN0YLVANIARAILROAU.
&100W9 @ 8


*EsT ~ faiIz lila 9Ensatz: Sia1sal e.. !. 's =.
e:s :sa S s:', :1::'s s ssn$s ~
SI:Ss d.s LINZ. y.s': s:; 80 ::s.s
Sunday, $40 .. M.
s..s s. ds ..s s1s:S, R:s. SsD s.,;
.nS az dss ds
Ps:ssss dd dsy. :as:s; except
Cineinnst Express daily. $40 pm.
Paeias Express A0 pm.
fssS fson srnSs1 M Ss 10 am and ssS % p.m.
S.iiy sss:ss !isS:!: %p:s e 8 DESes;sd S snd
'As'"'' 1' New YORK " DivisioS. ~ '''' ''''
Exprss. for Nsy York. Is. $50 and Il % am. and
G ;oa ;os ~ S .?a NJ night
HHisfsnt Train for New York. i20 % night.
;:; ssas:; s; f:.'S: s?s % mi
u.,.@.'. -, s.. 4KEEEs|1Ss1eS ! Es.s|1ssy 9 \! DEPOT.
wss az T;sls S; for % New Brunswick ,..... sls IN;
1!Rreas Trains for Trenton. 7.O IN and 4.oo ana
way' Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. a.l5. 500 and
'~p FOR BRLv1DERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertville. Ea.ton. Scran-
1s Il nj and feQ
Way IT aims for Pennington 1000 m and 90 p m.
Accom-. for Belvilere 500 N.
MARK EFT STRxET FERRY.
| AmbOy Division
Accommoda. for New York via Pc h Amboy and
! via Monmouth Junction. $50 m and 2.OO = N
Way Trains for Trenton New York. 500 and 100
IN, 1900 noon. 800. 100. 500 AMI Vm.
W. Train r1.ss. 'ss isr
Exp. Trains for Aishtstown. 600 0aT ,.3Op.m
and $50 y IN.
Express Trains for Long Branch. 20 IN AM
NJ. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. 7.3o
way II Trains ii for Mt. Holly. 1l.so M. 49,,
Way Trains for Penbsrton. go. 1.5U lOCO u. L5l
o 3.30, sou and 60 p IN.
sleeping Car Tickets for tho West can be had o
application At the Ticket Office. 90l Chestnut stree
and At the Depot, Thirty. second and Market Sts.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will ca
for and deliver baggage st the Dspots. Orders wi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car
can slsO be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES: No. sSs Sh..tnat street.
(No. ll6 Marx OF street,
\, AMI at the Depots and Ferry named bOve.
a J. CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
GGufattoual.

~ NARY, Chester County, Ps. Whole sxp9uss
= oc.istf & 3 Z" "''-' "s SSHcSrtfDah 1 NORRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
CONNECTIONS.
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE
et WILLIAM BAXTER

Informs his friends and the public
M|a generally that he has taken the store
k Is. r.. eorxsr 4tA and Shtpley St.,
~ /. WILMINGTON. DEL..
k:ss y s:sa good i::s,sn''' OF
= Seisss s..ay. Sy.ss.S ysniSi'wS wSR|sfy. wSSR,ff,t.'
!. eS: f:ae.eas.'''' y }sS$sa Es;s;'., A. A.
Oh ononeshsla whisky, AllesA,.y Whisky,
BssrAon Wki1ky. the very bsst deabie recnhsd
VSiaky n he country. that cannot be bought
~. d5assss.ss: ssa oi:ss.: I'D 81 xSi.S ar:
: x&<SbtE -KasSSsrry. piaetbsfry. Ginger
- = Tsvs;s Keepers snA Rstail Dealers ,.pplisi
n2kSSSfcfNAL PuRRosRs-Iava,iae s.d cthsrs
deeifine Old Wines and Liaaop tor nedieinsi poss
es:ss Wy ~ ssoE Liquors before
fssscss !. a,...s. win ana their order
No. MY effs&ded 70. AL LIQUORS sent iFss o.
n ~ Il III 0htAnes within twenty miles.
1f0tS8S supplied With Casks. Dsoijehns, 10
= ParsAaesss Wall And u 70 tAeiS eaysptatS =
6afss - d. 3. eesnsr Of fourth apd 6hiRley 6ea
So. :sS::.a'' IL nsa,ssH s,;eiss '''''' NJ. SAf3kk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

The Mixed Train will run subject to delays inci-
dent TO- freight business and will stop only ct sta
ti0ns where time is given. M
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle fo. Wilm,ng.en ~ khHadsl;
SMYRNA BRANCH IRxiGG r So
Additionalto those sbove. leave Smyr3A for Clay
Smyrna s. 10 q. M. and ado p. n. to mSke ssoasc-
ton With trains to and from Dover. aad stations
South. - '.Aiuf,
CONVICTIONS, s.t as.
At TOW NSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads. -
| At CLAYTON. with the Aarylsn and Delaware
| Railroad. q '
At HAkkIN TON, with the Junction and Break
| water Railroad. y
At SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad. N.Y.
| At HELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rsilroaa
and WicOmico and focomoke Railroad.
| u. T. KENNY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
rrus suoRrrsr AND BEST aourE.1s


Thislins safordsunequslledind cd Inducements 10 per
tons desiring cheap and xpedit01 rs assage TO- th
Weet ana des particularly the attention OF al
noh Is desire to es Of the Homestead
Rill paased by the last Congress-.
Tho Pennsy ly snis Central abroad. via its cor
nectinR lines by 49, miles the shortest route u
Chiceeo aud other en- pl in the Land
4 aiso the quick cheapest and best route to al
Srominent places in the Southw est and orthwest.
Passengers are fOrv erded in comfortable and airs
ger Cars furnished with cushion ed seats with
nov ebacks. water stoves. in Winter. and
With such other cOnveniences as requisite for tn
comfort Of families. ,5-E
the West, ,Southwss. and Northwest. at about bal
the usual krst class fare.
Children under I've years old free, and children
petWesn the ages i've and twelve years pay asif.
Price.
With III passengers. EishtypOunds Ofbaggsgs ear
.!od FREQ 70 ev cry fall passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays and ticket
mast bs procured and bssgss: IT the once
No. ll6 Marx ct street. BY 3 CLOCK.
NJ addrs ing the undersigned he will forwafdb
return Of mail free ofcharge acifcular containing
complete price liz I. q map. correct copy.
Homsstead Law. asd give such other ingtormatlon ig
ofths Psnnsyiyania Railroad Company,
| No. 1l6 Mark OF Street, philadelphia
| PkiIAlslpbiA. June -. lSk6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

NEW GROCEKY STORE
=, w. Cor. FeurtA auA Market st..
" WILMINGTON. DEL.
3.7s> The undersigned respectfully an-88N
H1llpsunces to his old friends and the883
ri public generally that he has complet- ~
led his new store. and hasopened with stock
y "ai GRoCERfEs. asH ri SUGARS AND MOLAsSEs.
Loysrin crush cd granulated and pulversed Sugars
soft. white and coffee sugars.
:. Syrup. and all kinds Of Molasses;
rio. Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas. White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
ali kinds Of Canned Fruits. French and English
Tomato tatsup. Eneii.6 md American Pickles. Jel;
Fresh h9il Butte. Rsts5; GosS: spd
sreat variety Toilet Soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur,
fanu, Raisins, .Citron, Atmcre's Mince Meat nrisd
Peaches and Apples, Cfaaesryes. brooms; PSlnted
buckets Brushes, Sperm. Adsmantin and Tallow
Candles and all articles usually kept in well as-
sorted Grocery StorS. Call and examine NY stock.
| 8-lv JAMko ChArfhN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

Orders for COAL lsft at the Yard In Brsndyw ae Viii
or Al their spra corner Sh and ASrKet streets
Wilmington, Will receive pSoApt Attention.
N.R.-?.s40 lha. To the ton ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

bN.DRl.,
|nltissaS q
room 81
|ssavs,!.!a, !,
H::::,SI::'sjf;;:
|ii|;;iiI:' !:
ssssss. 1;.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
Fora liomssreao in the West .
&1 Il =
PeNNsYl IANiA CENTRAL r. R.

WEaTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PI T T 8 b u r O.
And all places in tho West, Southeast al.
NorthUsst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

STRUCK OIL AND DIAMoNDs.-Philip Arnold,
Of Hardin county, KY, left home eight or ten
years ago penniless young man In scare b Of a
living. Within year or two he returned to
ElizabethtOwn, and made oil his family happy
by buying them comfortable farm. He had
stuck oil somewhere, but nobody knew exactly
where. And now suit is brought against him
by parties In California to recover 375, ,0C0,
which they allege he got from them under false
representations. In short, he is said to be the
man who planted the diamond mine in Color
ado. and then discovered it and sold It. Ar
mold was not in Elizabetht0wn when the suits
were flied on Tuesday. but several heavy iron
safes. supposed to contain money and dia-
monds. were attached General Brstow, Cen
eral Harlan, and other lawyers are in the case,
which promises to be rich ne.--hentucky
Ye0nudn.
The Great Eastern Circus sold at auction in
Selma, Alabama, a few days ago. The ele-
phant was bought by Mr.. DeHaven for $40,
900. Six bay horses brought s3.4OO. The den
containing the liOnesS and cubs, SC. .085. The
Bengal tiger and leopartis, SO, 0OO The buf
faloes, s4OO. The ring horses sold at from
$500 to s., 900 each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31
WILMINGTON q BALT
MORE RAILROAD.
- SPECIAL NOTICE. 49,

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. 1871.
i. passenger car viii BE- attached to the freight
train leaving Philsdelphia at 800 p M. Tor Will
The train will stop at Stations ~ follows. vhen
signalled; GfAY's Ferry. 9.l2 p m: hasefettS ~
I'm t1 ?; %i J;TSa 81 .! = on TOO ,sSi
% % N; Eiisrsiss. iSis D. ~; arrive MiSsA1ten lest
d " AOcS<Ot us s' - noesAS~ - .'S -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-31

3 $50 z .H7e.5f - z.,-z.l# ssr
eA.#1F .ttls - p J45s tfl ,s s4
-5FH e.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
A VERY UISE DEPARTURE.

The State of New Hampshire is represented
in the present House by three Democrats,
chosen last Spring They have hitherto seen
tit to vote on questions affecting the Tariff
exactly as though they represented South
Carolina under the rule of the Calhoun
oligarchy. Their brethren at home followed
their cue by flooding their State with the
pIacards of the Free Trade League wherein
Protection is depicted as monopoly, robbery,
suicide. When we saw this, we felt that they
had thrown away their last chance of repeating
their last years triumph They might have
been beaten any how this issue Of their own
raising deprived them of their last chance of
success
The Hartford Times, warned by misfortune,
would have the Democrats of Connecticut
avoid the chasm into which those of New
Hampshire rushed headlOng. See how it hedges
in settling the issues of the present canvass {:
"What arc the live issues The Cour ant names the
Tariff. SO long as have an immense national debt,
there must of necessity be heavy taxes placed upon
goods imported from foreign countries. We hear good
deal Of free trade. There not hundred men in
the United States who literally Tree traders Tho
Free Trade Leage is in favor OF evying heavy duties
upon imported goods. but 1t wants discrimination; we
cannot definitely state the limit of their views, and
prObabiy member Of the League knows what he
wonld do were his ass0cia on made up of merchants OF
both parties and supported by the Republican Nev York
Ireninq Post and the Democratic HeIo- Yo, World, in
full power to do as it pleased The Democratic party Of
Connecticut are faUor Of reoenue taTG GiscriDY-
ating far as 0ctica5e in favor Of home productions
has o.qys ftpoyed int IDEA. At the present time, the
national debt is so great that no parry coud make
revenue BIZ that would not protect every essential
interest.
"But thero Is live issue in this. The Democrats
would repeal the useless taxes, which bring revenue
but which have destroyed shipbuilding Interest
and about crushed the machneshops of the country
depriving two hundred thousand ab0rers OF remuner
alive work This is O live ISSUE
Comments by The Tribune
If the Democrats of Connecticut have ia
vored Revenue Tariff, discriminating, so far
as possible, in " favor of home productions"
it has been grossly misreprescnted in Congress
and elsewhere. But let bygones be bygones,
while we give close attention to "live Issues"
II is generally agreed that the state of our
Finances will justify considerable abatement
of taxation. The live question is-"On what
"articles shall this abatement take effect :"
Protectonsts say, Add Tea and CoffeeI to
the free-list from and after the close of the
present fiscal year. That will reduce the Rev
enue by Twenty Millions, injure no home in
terest, and be felt on every breakfast table in
the country. Then add TO the free-list one
article after another till tho limit OF safety In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
ERIE.

The Sun states, in answer to an inquiry,
that
The net proceeds of all the bonds and stock issued by
the Erie Railway Company, from Oct 1867, to JAM
1871. was sal,76I.1Oj."
That is to say The GOuld-Fisk dynasty
issued Sixty Millions of bonds, converted them
into stock. and sold that stock (Which was
worth at least go when they obtained control
of the Road at 20 to 80 cents on the dollar
And this they spent, in addition to the entire
income of those four years, without paying
the stockholders a dime!
Need another word be uttered to show why
Erie stock began rapidly to decline under the
Fisk-Goul regime, and as rapidly rose when
that regime was ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-20
NetuFalork Daily Grlbmts'
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1872.

Sir Charles Dixie moved, yesterday, IN the House OF
Commons for information respecting the cost OF British
royalty The motion rejected by an Overwhelming
majority The London Press is urging the British Gov
eminent to a settlement Of the Alabama difficulty. =
serious riot place yesterday among the miners at
wittkowitz in Moraya.
In the L. Senate, yesterday, several financial meas
ures were reported adversely. The Chicago Relief bill
was debated In the House, resolution was passed
asking for information concerning the conviction and
transportation of DR.. j. L. Howard by the Spanish
authorities i'll Cuba. The Chinese mail subsidy was
again discussed, without result.
Serious fires have occurred in Laurel, Ind, and Iowa
City - Another Government defalcationis reported
from Washington. 80 A Washington gambler has been
sentenced to one years imprisonment === Two fatal
shooting ARRAYS have occurred in Colorado.
Judge Barnards interference in railroad affairs was IN
vcstgaed by the judiciary Committee. 80 The trlal
OF Baulch and Haggerty, the alleged voucher thieves
was get down for next Monday, after spirited discus
zion between the DistrictAttOrney and John Graham
- No progress was made in the Hall trial. -
President Sockwes examination was continued In the
Pacific Mail Steamship inquiry. - John side, a car
conductor was arrested for forgery, and VIM Everett
au EDITOR for obtaining money from the City Treasury
On fraudulent warrants. - Gold, lie, lO9!. ThCr-
Inometer. 40, 40, $50.