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THE PoLITIcAL PLOT.

has again commenced to boil with all
the fury attending presidential cam
paigns. Before and since the Baltimore
convention, the more intelligent of the
Democracy here, those who make prin-
ciple the guide of their political action,
keep aIoof from the Greeley movement;
but the politicians are out in full force,
and are using every m,'l,'s i'm their
power to bring the democracy united
ly into line for Greeley. linus far they
have failed teof 3-i.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
Tho Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, n. V, July H. To days race,
oI"ned with a 4teeple chase for all ages, weller
weights, $500 10 winner and s20, 10 second
horse, distance three ,nilcs, over fair hunting
rulrse The race was wen by Tamminy, beat
my Lal,la three lengths. Ne4uvin1 lhir'i three
lengths behind, Astronomer close mp and Mile
sian last. MlIts,an was the favorite at Two to
one against the field.
Secondli miles, purse 5000. -Four started;
wun by Midday, Merrymnn second. Metalla
third, Alice HINT fourth. Betting 5000 on NJ I'D.
day. 500 On Metslla, $40 on Alice Hunt and
800 OH Merryman.
Third race, for all ages, three quarters OF a
mile, was won by Alarm, e,dmonl and Piat,na
making dead heat for the second place. orto
Ian fourth.
The great race for the Saratoga cup take,
place Tomorrow for which Longitllow is backed
| al 500 and Harry Basett at $3.50.
NEW YORK, July l5.-Poois sold here t"-
| night ON the Saratoga cup race with the follow
| ing result I.onef,llow, $lGo, 800, $50. Bar
sei SEQ, $35, $322. Defender, 50, s.. S3.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
ku-kiux Eiectioneering Terror.

WAsHINdToN, July l5.-One Of the plans Of
the administration for carving the elections in
tho South Is that of holding the K,- klux law
IN TERKoREM over CERTAIN sections II in
learned from proper FOnrce that warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of dozens Of citizens
M Union county, Sonih Carolina, though not a
single outrage has been reported from that quar-
ter for months. There are also sail to be sew
tral hundred nnexecnied warrants held over the
heads OF lcrsons Iesiling in certain portions o
N"rIh Carolina for no other purpose than to in
il'n'daie them from entering actively upon po
l'tical work against the party in power
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
The Stokes Jury Cannot Agree.

New YORK July l5.-The largest crowd ever
seen in the Oyer and rermlnti Court eongrr-
GATED there this morning at 10 20, to he in for
ihe finish of the Stokes trial. Not only was
the court crain,ncd full to Inconvenience, but
the clerks Office adjoining. hundreds rt-
manned in the hall outside, unable to gain ad-
mission. The prisoner entered, as usual, be-
tween Chief Brennan and Deputy Sheriff
Shields. lie looked cheerful, feeling conii-
dent that the jury would not be able n agree,
Judge ingrahan, addressing the Jury, SAID.
II suppose, gentlemen, you have not agreed.
Forei,,n--"NO. your Honor, We cannot
come to any agreement whatever.
The Judge then discharged the jury and or
,lered that stokes be remandrd To Jail without
bail. The prisoners consel rose and shook
hands with each other and the prisoner, sherln
Bremen resumed the custody OF Stokes an,l
took hin, back to the TOl,bs. An immense
crowd watched the prisoners rgrrSa iron'
the building. 1t Is known that the Jury r.
mail,c,i vi,cd precisely rs on Saturday
for murder M the first degree and loui
for mailslaughter in the third degree.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE SITUATION IN rENNsyivASiA.

WAsHiNGToN, July 15.--Dcter,niGcd effort,
are h'ing made by the administration to recon.
rilr the differences which exist in IN. Eepuh-
litan party in Pennsylvania relative To the
state ticket 1t is admitted on all side, that.
unless harmony is restored Buckalrw viii IL,
elected ti"vern"r in October, ard the State
viii he in danger of going for Grrrle, in No
ycmber
Mr. Cameron's faction, it is stated, has al.
ready sgnifled its Willingness to make con
cr>slunS, and a compromise. will br offered tt
ii'r other side, which is headed by CoIonr
F"rn'y 1t is believed that Forney cannot b,
prevailed upon 10 abandon his fight on tn,
state ticket. lie takes the pruu,ui thai .v.,
u he so desired, he could not change M. nnh.
lie sentiment of the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
A funny incident occurred at a Deir,it liar

A funny incident occurred at Detroit bar
hers the other day. An old negro arose from
his seal 10 take one Of the BARRIERS chairs. when
l""kins at one Of the pier glasses he saw, as he
Supposed, another gentleman about to take the
chair The old darkey at once aIologia.ri for
Using ont of ms land was about To sit down
when he noticed his image about To do the
same II" again arose, and the mysterious
stranger followed This was repeated two or
three times much to the darkey's disgust, and
he finally yelled out, "lf its your turn, why
don't you sit down. amidst shouts Of Iauyh,e,
| from the rest of the customers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, writes to the
Cleveland Plaindealer that, although he would
prefer other nominations, he will support Gree
ley and Brown. He thinks their nomination
At Baltimore was the work Of the people, the
politicians having nothing or little to do viii,
in
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

The New York Herald. says of itself;
The HraM will diligently watch for and
expose every future attempt to con-
trol the Southern negro vote as u unit for any
party, and any injustice that may be done,
etler by legislation, by Executive action
or through the influence Of Federal patronage
70 the white electors of the South
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

Mavor Hall sent his annual message TO the
Common Council "f New York cliy yesterday
The total debt Of the city il 1927 ,0u00pO The
taxes 10 be- raised This year are S3n. AZ 900 and
$500, 900 for the streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

The heavy rains have caused an overflow In
Tie Alabama river and its tributaries, wash
ing away railroad tracks and destroying cot
tol Aud corn tO an amount estimated at 81
oOo,OOO. ln addition u the caterpillar, the
Dole worm is reported to have appeared On
some cotton plantations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

:, Judge Linton Stephens, brother of Alexander
=. se~ahens, f"r many years a prominent law
yer aad politician Of Georgia, died at Sparta.
10 that State, on Sunday, Of congestion OF the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

Graiz Brown has recovered sufficiently !" -, ~,
and receive hi, friends, aud IT is thought lie WIZ
be aLle to 20 cut in few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

=, D. N. Brown, a wealthy fruit grower near
o. Joseph. Mich, offered his wife. with whom
~ nss hvsd for over forty years, $4,000 to sign
Dill OF separation, 30 that he could marry the
a.rsd girl. q biushing damsel Of sixteen years
- Mm Brown thought the $4,000 Of more account
t1an the husband, aud accepted the offer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

The Pittsburg post" makes this peculiarly
pointed inquiry Can any OF our Republican CON
tsnporaries furnish with the Of that char
man pro TEN. OF tho Grant committee Of Jersey
Chyf We mean the one selected to act while the
regular chairman is serving out his nine months
term IN the psultentiary of New Jersey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
DIE D..

McCLDS X On the liih Of Iuly Nelly. ,llugh
ter Of Charles and the late fenor McCu>kry.
aged II months and N days.
The relatives and friend, "t the family are re
sreciuliy invited Ia atte:td her ncra ta leave the
residence at hrr father. Ill Eaej Eighth street tp.
MORROW lHe,iay1 afternoon. u; clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
The Celebrated Bone Fertilizers.
what Investments pa West !?

The comparative rroftahlrncss Of yations se-
cnriies NJ ilere,t rt,tes Is iie ,ra,ed IN the fl"
low ng ufcunrnuia:
3lo" r-cenhtcks will bus of unhel States
?ui. say, 1900 90
,qNa =. is.ns, herring . per cent ao,l in
terct. will Sisli, u Ten yeats a. pn'd 10 M
Aid principal aud nter.s: tnr ether. 81 40 nl
slmD viii hay ot New lnit"l states Fiyr.. setr ~
go New United State. Eyes. besriag
per cent. golt interest. III yield, in
ten wears. in gnld. i'Om
81 .-NuO
al railroad or mnnicinsis per r,ui. gold banls
s-,ling in the market. IT aicurteacp:
:lWn viii buy, say, sln,h 90
io5n six Per Cent Eou,ls viii Yield in ten
years. s6itW
Adj rtincinal aud intetestt"gefher. Sldso 90
ot railroad or nunniral i PER rent. gold bonds
scns IN IN. nhrhel II a1curren's
Fl1nu Will hay, say. slino Ml
t~n six Per Cont Go,l Bonds will yield
III ten years, III s=,ll. ,,iSW
SI-,s Wl
selling 1T par, in currency
$1,000 will buv sltW M
nniSey-n Thirty aoid Rnnjs vii, yield
in ten YEAR, in eoil. 40 M
si1nW
We are selling the
Northern Pacific 7-3o Cold Bonds
AT PAR AMI INTEREST
JNo. McLEAR 4 son. BANKERS,
6O. MARKET SHEET
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
ALLY GAZETTE.

c,,xrpc,A,. never charged Mr.. Hayes with
h.shone.i. some hasty language which
."sa he.n strained into that construction,
I. ,'.had one day, was modified and withdrawn
"s,t And that's all there is abon. the mat
Conmf7ctdi.
.hov. contains an admission by the COM
,:ai II it can overlook all the denunciat'ons
:, such an attack ON Mr.. Hayes brought down
!. and advocate his election, certainly it
III not to expect US TO refuse to support
,;rcsisy for saying u story that was told to Us
liza. Whether it was true or false matters
4. .;ocs it only represented him as refusing to
1 . ,o.as below par, when he was certainly en-
IA IA he paid in money at par. There is some
.r.uce in being told you want your own and
n, told you are not honest To the one per
Mr. Hayes would not object but to the other
va would, not unlikely, again he applied the lIe.
t,o, THOMAS F. BAYARD, Senator from Della
-, has found it inperativeiy necessary, en-
,ount Of his health. AMI under the pereihptory
l,.,. of his ply sician. to seek rest and reiaxh-
81, A short season. He sailed from New
o,l far Europe Oh Saturday, Before his de-
,,,ra he wlote a letter, which We print else-
lha,s. to the Democracy OF his State. Without
A,.n,,nv single opinion he has expressed, he
IA. uo,,tion firmly and sq"nrely Tor the nom
-. ot the b B.itim,rs Convention There is ~,
,,.r .tatss,nan in Congress than Mr.. BaYARD.
Il, ons that labornd more earnestly or more
lr.vry for the liberties OF the citizen, the right
! tho States, the equitable administration OF thu
90. and to defeat the unscrupulously partisan
k,ao.,res that characterized and disgraoed the
sy,,latiou OF the last Congress. The golden opln-
bps he has won by his manly and CONSISTENT
Iourss are expressed in ths high compliments I"
he Dress on the eve OF his departure. Says Tho
;bun,. referring to the letter to which ullusioi
las been made
.Tbi, letter will sustain. for nothing could II
,rsass, the respect and conhl"nc" eVerywher
st for Senator Bayard as a statesman and pa
mot of M less sagacity than unsrlilsh aev"t'"h
THE WorM also bears the following just trihnt
10 his merits:
senator Bayard, of Delaware, sails to day il
bs steamer Donau for Europe on II brief tour q
rcreation and restoration, made necessary ny III
,uwsarisd devotion for many months past to tn
luties OF his high position. Though one OF til
Youngest members OF the Senate, Senator Bayar
las already made his name f,miliar in all parts
he country by his resolute, quiet and manly chan
,lonship OF justice and of economy in the FEEDER
Administration"
Our sincere good wishes go with Mr.. BAYARD
lis European tour, and our earnest hope is that b
will return home to his people with his heal'
perfectly restored. We can i'll spare so gallant
either in the coming canvass. or i'll tt
councils of the natiun.- baltimore Gd=atte.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16
for &ent.

ITO RENT.
i On an in oroyelnent lease, u Lot on Market
street above sh. Wilmington. Address " IL !.
Philadelphia Pc. jy9 ltN0
vNOk KENT-Rooms in the second story OF the
l, daIette building 4It Market street. suitable
for Offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-16

SELLA MARTIN FOR GREELEY n. The Coioed
Voters of Louisiana, sc.-Mr. Sella Martin.
leading colored man OF Louisiana, writes letter
to the New York Tribune. in which he shows that
the negro is constantly intercepted i'll his efforts
TO disseminate arguments to prove the superiority
of the CINCINNATI Baltimore ticket over that ot
Phadelphia. He also comes out, like Saunders
OF Maryland, with the declaration that Mr. Gree-
10y Is the only candidate which All intelligent
coored man can support Mr.. Mnrt,n claims th,
the Greeley and Brown ticket Will get 10000 out
Of the $4,000 coored votes in Louisiana under the
leadership OF Pinchbacx, which will enable the
liberal candidates to sweep the State.
VOTING FOR GREEIEY-At church far
VI the Roman Catholic Cathedral, of st, Paul,
Mimi, held early this summer, an elegant
ebony walking stick, with Il massive gold head,
was offered as II present to the persons whd
should be designated by the largest number
OF votes, each voter tO contribute one dollar,
Horace Greeley and Gen. Grant were named
as the principal competitor, and the friends ul
each rallied in force to secure the Testimonial
The friend, Of Mr.. Gieelcy, however, wer.
successful. and the cane suitably Inscfineu
will b. presented to him before his election.
GOING OVER To GREELEY. w illiam I
Prime and James II. Parker, both delegate
from Prince Georges comfy Md, to the recen
Grant State convention, have followed Electo
Saunders example. and declared for Greele,
and Brown. Mr.. Prime is one OF the mos
influential republicans in southern Maryland
Ar Parker is colored republican, who stand
we'll with his own race.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
sECCI0N OFFICIAL.
CORREGIN1IENTOD della CAPITAL.

Ha llamado la atenciOn de este Corregimien =
TO la fetidez que 1e nota en- el recintO del sSur
inmediaciOnes de la salida de Puerta tie TERRA
carretera que del barrio de la Marina sale a
aquel campo; averiguada la ca4sa, resulta pro-
ducirse ell NAL OlOr, pOr la cestumbre de algun
tempe hoy establecida de arrOjar las pla-
vas inmediatas la baterlp de San Francisco de
Paula, cuantOs efectOs cOrrOmpidos descar
gan en- los muelles, asi como salazOnes y Otros
cOmestibles que por su estado de descomposi-
CiOn deben arrOjarse al mar
DispuestO como estOy corregirt II ,punibe
abuse, capaz de producer males de consideration
recuerdo los Sres. del COmrcio el deber de
que :estaE en- llevar en- lanchas fuera de la boca
del puerto, cuantos comestibles cOrrompidos
tengansen los almacenes; asl como 4 los encar-
gadOs de la descaraan no permitan que en- las
playas sc arrOjen papas pOdridas, cebOllas y
carnes en- las mismas condolences, pues los in
fractores de esta disposition impondr6 la multa
dc treinta pesetas sin perjuipio de recojer las
materias fetidas tiradas en- aquel lugar. Espe-
randO de la sensatez de unos otrOs no daran
lugar que Sc les impongan las penas marcadas.
La presente prohibition Sc publicara en- los
peri6dicos de la plaza, de su cumplimiento
hagO responsible los agentes dependencies
de este COrregimiento.
Puerto Rico 81 de setiembre de 1S72-El Cor
regidor Martin j. Travieso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
AN0 XXI.
TELEGRAMAS.

MADRID.-Ulloa y Zorrilla han
tenido una acalorada discussion. Zor-
rilla declare que abolirfa las quintas
y reorganizarfa ell ej6rcito.
Ell presupuesto asciende a ciento
diez y seis millones de pesos.
PARIS.-El Gear de Russia ha ma
nifestado a Theirs que la reunion de
los Emperadores no es hostil a Fran
cia.
LONDRES.-Los peri6dicos del
partido Tory no estan satistechos de
la solucion acordada por la comision
de Ginebra. MIN. II -28 y
3 peniques.
NUEVA-YORK.-Una casa de
Baltimore ha comprado el. Pioneer. Ell
gobierno americana MEGA que los Gu
banos puedan spelar en- causa dicho
buque.
Orc 13a-Azicar superior buen
refno 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
TALLER
CALLE DES. JUSIO NUNDRO 10.

Ell que suscribe ofrec sus servicios este res
petable p1blico, en- cambiO de una modica re-
tribucion conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
ell siguiente anunciO.
Sc hace teda clase de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas aqua en- las casas 6 establecimlentos
p1blicOs particulares.
Limpieza de tnbOs, lamparas; composition
de ambas cOsas.
Reparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
trucciOn de farOles y de tOdo 10 cOncerniente q
hojalater1a. Y como para todo 10 menciOnadC
cuenta con te1didos operarios admitira tam
bien abOnOs mensuales para la limpieza de
lamparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-29
RetatN al ahance De todaS las hrtunaS.
GALE DEL SOL MUM. 60.
DE MOLINA, HIJO.

En- esta acreditada galeria montada al estilo de
las de Europa Sc siguen hacienda con gran acepta-
lores que uno vale 2 reales SO hace y entrega en-
minutOs; este retratO c0modo perfecGo, barato Y
como la mejor miniature, el retrato pata todos,
es ell retratO que Sc improvisa al salir paseo
las tiendss. III 1ltmo procedimiento de los Estados
Undos es el Retrato COLORIDO INSTANTANEO;
el Imperial lleva todos dolores, hace entire
ra tOdas las senoras, v6anse las nuevas muestras,
uno vale un peso va colocado su elegante car
ce esta casa con Esmate relieve sean porceanas-
la dOcena Imperiaes $40, Ia docena tamano cor.
riente $6, Jargetas sin brio correntes 50 doce-
mas nlIlosy medias docenas precios convencnnales