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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
AlaIOdeI Factory.
HOW CAPITAL AND LABOR MAY AGREE.

HOW CAPITAL AND LABOR MAY AGREE
We have from England pleasant account OF
factory life which it is refreshing to read in this
age of strikss, turnouts and mutual misunder-
standings. Mr.. John Smodley, the owner Of the
Lea Mills, Matlock, has published = letter which
describes the life IN this factory. IL employs
about 1000 hands iu splnning and manufacturing
merino hosiery. The business is an old one, dat
ing from period before the commencem ut Uf
this century. During this time the business has
continued IN the Smedley family, aud there has
never been any trouble whatever with the ope-
ratives. Work begins in this mill at six o'clock.
At o'clock, bell rings for breakfast, which is
furnished in the premises at moderate cost.
After breakfast, the manager takes his stand st
q desk, gives out a hymn, reads in the Blple, or
some Uther work Of general interest a short
prayer folio ys and at o'clock the hanos 10
back to their work refreshed aud alert.
On five days OF the week the operatives work
ten hours; on Saturday the mill is closed at 1915
The working hours amount IN week to So !.
For Christmas Day and Good Friday, wages are
paid in full. Hospitals for the SICK are provl-
ded and care is taken that, rs regards the
matter of wages, an operative when lie is taken
i'll il not cast aside, as II no bond had ever ex-
listed between him and his employers" There
has never been a strike since the Smedleys own
ed the mill. Hands are rarely tempted to leave /;
there is no drunkenness the hands are smart
and effective. Mr.. Smedley wisely says in his
letter Il believe the present disagreement be-
tween employers and employed is the long neg
eet OF consideration for the workers, aud the
want OF sympathy and personal knowledge and
intercourse with them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
rhi. Afternoons Gossip.


Bad cooking on tl,e part Of wife has been
held by Texas Judge to be sufficient grounds
for divorce.
They have rather singular railroad in East
Tennessee A newspaper at Jonesboro speaks
of that place as its ''termini." 1t is not one
time in thousand that you find railroad with
both ends sticking into the same town.
Heading is agitated by the evidences Of in
cendiary spirits Is it too much lager that
causes such fiery disposition :.
Cincinnati is said to be the most densely
populated city of the United States, having 9G O0C
people to the square miles, while New York ha
but 23, 900.
Things look encouraging for "a happy
time, when our Democratic friends meet al
Baltimore.
Dan. Voorhees, raised lively row in the
Democratic ranks, by bis speech in the House
at Washington, yesterday. He denounoes Gree
ley, but his party associates say it is premature
to do that.
The Chicago Times thinks Mr., Greeley, il
made President, would devote his first year.
salary to young men going West
No prediction Of rain, in the probabilities,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Tue Pres. ASS sciaIion.

There has been very cordial response to the
siggesiion Of Peninsular Press Association,
aud some tlliiteen newspapers, in all seotiors
uf the 'PeiAnsnla, have expressed an earnest de-
sire to have it organized. There are still about
twenty-five others, outside OF Wilmington, which
as far al we have observed have NOT spoken on
the subject Will they not all say their say
about it - as-A 49,. Al
Meanwhile, we think we may Pafely decide
that Wilmington viii be satisfactory place Of
meeting All who have yet spoken agree in this
The rooms OF the Board Of Trade, in the new
a,onic Building, are rendered 'or place to as
semble in, and the Board will also show its hos
ptality in other ways The time, then, remains
to be decided, and after a little further consid-
Grafton, perhhpssome one will suggest date.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
oorrorenI Pnnl-hm Mt in schoo /.

The Board Of Education last evening opened
the question of abolishing oorporeal punishment
in the schools. Mr.. McIptire, who introduced
the resolution, deserves credit for his progress
siyssprit and disposition to make all needed
reform The question, itself, may have two
sides 1t is almost certain that while, on general
principles, we should favor tho ab4ndunm ,nt Of
all m thods of corporsal punishment there are
good instructors who maintain that no ''suasion"
is 80 effective with many children, as temper
ately but firmly inflicted physical pain. To some
children, of volatile, idle, and misohievous ma
tures,a gentle switching seems to be the conelu
sive and most convincing argument.
We do not say that the proposed reform ought
not to be effected. Our sympathy is With
TAe syStem Of the Lash and Whip is one that
We abhor, no matter where maintained, and
it is certainly a nober accomplishment for a
teacher to rule her pupils by the controlling in
Auences of lrmer will, and superior character
than to seek their subjuRation blythe rudei
methods which our natural instincts are quick
to propose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

At the baptism Of an infant in Columbus, Ga,
recently, i've generations of the family, were
presant.
The La Sale, Ill, coal mines produce 700 tons
of coal per day.
California boasts Of au orchard Of four hun
dred aud twenty-eix acres aid over seventy five
thousand trees.
Among the persons recently confirmed by
Bishop Potter. IN ST. AIMS Church, Utah Terri
tory, were eight deaf and dumb people.
At Grand Rapids Michigan, where there are
immense deposits Of gypsum. 1t requires ten
railroad cars day to convey from that place the
quantity required by farmers Is a fertilizer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
PhIlnSeIphIn Tt pics.

The committee to revise the rules OF the Re-
publican party have adopted the Crawford
County system OF nomination.
The will of DIR. Hnkley, admitted TO probate
allots $1,000 to the Kensington Bread Society,
after the death Of his wife
The Peoples Protector" and Fernon's
Fortnightly' are the latest newspaper ventures
in Fields hitherto unexplored.'
Says he Press: We should be stamped with
ingratitude to the last syllable of recorded time
if ever we forgot Ulysses s. Grant" Just so.
Judge Thompson has accepted the nomina-
tion Of the Labor Reformers for the Governor
ship.
The Athletics beat the Princeton College
base ball club by score Of 50 to l on Saturday
"A ghost which is not a shad-oh has appear
ed in Franklin street
-Thos. bay cooked" himself with whiskey
and then stabbed his wife in the neck, but not
dangerously.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Tic TEMPERANCE Organ.

The O5serUer, the temperance organ OF this
city, will appear nnder new name on Saturday
-the1 Delb'oaaeJ dad Maryland Sentiaal--and
will be published simultaneously In Wilmington
ard Baltimsrs.. RsVs T. L. Poplson and g. D..
Watson have been added to the editorial stafi Of
the paper, ard we confidently look forward to
al Increased usefulness Of the paper and more
prosperous career. The temperance sentiment
OF the two Sister ,mbined willno doubt sustain
an intelligent, honorable, and judicious organ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

BALLOON AscESsIoN.-We are informed that
Mr.. James X. Allen the celebrated aeronaut will
where he is now visiting his grandfather DR..
Fields Mr.. Allen, although young, has bad
great deal Of experience in ball1oning. He once
fell seventy feet from tree, and was dragged
70 miles through forest. The headway Of
his balloon was such that it could get no an
chorage, but tore up trees by the roots. when
his grapnels would come Ia connection with
them. He will also make an ascension in Phil
adelphia during the meeting OF the Republican
Convention. Mr. Allen is the son Of the eel
ebrated aeronaut who was with Mcclellan in the
armv Of the Potomac. He has. il Is said, the
hlndsomest bsl oon in the United States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
ersouaIInteIIigence.

The Pope is not high liver lis DINER only
costs him franc and half daily.
Beecher ia growing extremely stout and some
what patriarchal in his appearance.
Jeff Davis ought to vote for Horace Greeley
il he has a particle of grs stltude about him, and
should he be pardoned in time.
Henry T. Darlington, Esq, of the Doylestown
Pa.) Llteuigeacer, is in town to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Attempted Robbery.

ENTRANCE OF THE NEwTowN BANK BY BURGLARS
NEwTowN, Pa, May IA.
Burglars effected an entrance into the New
town bank and damaged the safe locks and
ransacked the building but found no money.
They overlooked a sum Of money in drawer
and escaped without detection. Two strangers
we're arrested, but released on proving their
innocence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
The washington Treaty.

CONSIDERATION OF THE ADDITIONAL ARTICLE BY
THE COMMITTEE ON FoREIoN RELATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May IA.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
held meeting, this morning, to consider the
proposed additional article to the Washington
treaty but arrived at no conclusion. They had
copies of the correspondence which has been
printed for the use Of Senators
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

THE MECHANICS LOAN ASSOCIATION "A meeting
of the stockholders of the Mechanics Loan
Association, was held last evening. At this
meeting the Auditors submitted a report Of the
operations OF the Loan for the five years and
eight months ending with April g. 1872 at which
time anew issue of five hundred shares OF stocks
we're made. The time for holding the annual
meeting was changed from September 9th to
April 9th, commencing a new year with the new
series of stock. An election OF officers will take
place in September, to serve until the next
annual meeting. The following is a condensed
statement Of the Auditors report, for the five
Years and eight months:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
England.

ADJOURNMENT FOE TIE HOLIDAYS.
LONDON, May IA.
Parliament has adjourned for the Whitsuntids
holidays. n. .s...
APPROVAL OF THE ALABAMA NEGOTIATIONS NOW
IN PROGRESS.
The London journals approve of the nsgotiA-
tions now progressing on the Alabama question
but doubt the concurrence Of the American gov
arn uent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
The English Treaty.
THE ARBITRATION GOES OMAN HONORABLE Sci
1 TLENENT

THE ARBITRATION GOES. OMAN HONORABLE SET
- TLENENT.
1t is announced from Washington that the me-
gotiations between our Government and that
Of Great Britain have resulted in an agree
ment which will preserve the Treaty OF Wash
ington. new article to the Treaty has been
agreed on, which will prevent claims for eonse-
quential damages in future wars, our Govern
ment Withdrawing the indirect claims from it,
case, as stated IN our columns recently. The
diplomatic correspondence leading 10 this result
was conhdentially submitted to the Senate yes
terday by the President. The announcement
was also made in the British Parliament las
evening, by Mr. Gladstone, of a settlement oi
the matter in dispute "honorable to both ma
tiOng.N -t.f.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
SECOND EDITION.
800. p. M.
ConErers.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May IA.
The enforcement bill was considered, the
pending amendment being to addto the amnesty
bill.
HOUSE.
The Pension Codifying bill passed The Com
mittee OF Conference reported on the Naval
appropriation bill.
Ar noon the House went into COMMITTEES Of
the Whole on the Tariff Bill
The second section was amended by striking
out the words excepting cotton machinery.
Mr.. Brooks motion, that no article in the sec
tion shall pay a higher duty than 65 per cent
was rejected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Tho Inc OnEruiiy Between MIR. Greeley Bnd
toe Democrats.
IFROM THE \. Y, woRLD.l

.@EF [FR0x THES Y, woRLD.l
What has Mr.. Greeley in common with the
Democratic party beyond the single fact that he
fayors universal amnestyP But how trivial
matter il the release Of few thousand elderly
southern men from disability to hold Office, In
comparison WIN the great qhestl0hb "mch PEN
citrate to the weary root and fundamental stTuc-
ture of our government Mr., Greeley was
zealot for the Ku-Kux legislaton has he re-
nounced his opinion? He strenuously supported
the bayonet election law, will be recommended the
repeal Of that tinfamous law il he is elected Pres
ident? What measure is there passed by the
Radical Congress within the last two years, a.
gainst the vigorous protests of the Democratic
party, of which Mr.. Greeley has not been the
vehement ohampiOn2 We waive the question OF
the staff, although it seems incongruOus enougl
to expect the Democratic party, which has fol
forty years favored free trade, to vote for the
most extreme and ultra protectionist in the
cOuntry. Excepting the one question OF amnesty
what subject is there on which Mr., Greeley ant
the Democratic party are not in skarp ant
violent collision.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Tradit .Ons of the UhOw-Chow.
FESToN, THE POLITICIAN.

A Cincinnati Commercial reporter found SEN
ator Fenton in the Burnet House, with crowd
of fellows around him. 10 each he gave, upon
and a welcome smile. He said "Well, how is
it +" and eyes, YET" and "you think so" and
yves YES, we'll yes, hA, Ina l suppose 30 yes,
yes" The reporter asked him what he thought,
and he answered: "Well, hardly know what
do you think Everything is all right, I'spose
What do You think?" And that is about all the
information he could get out of the great man
aging New York Senator. 1t was yes, yes, and
"ha, Ina" all the time, and nothing else, and yet
he was there tomanage one of the most difficult
and trying schemes ever developed in politics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
HOW TOWNSEND VOTED
A Washington paper says /:

Among the funny things of the late Cincinnati
Convention was the representation OF Delaware
6y George Alfred Townsend, newspaper Bone
mian and Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune. From his place at the report
er's table he would gravely, at roll call, answer
for the whipping post State, - Delaware, six
votes for -, changing his candidate at nearly
every ballot. At one rol-call, Mr.. Townsend
was absent, when brother reporter answered
for him, Delaware has gone ont to take drink.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Indu trial Newe.

The carpenters strike in New York began yes
terday. II will probably be successful
Several of the large factories at Hsmlto1.
Ontario, have locked-out" their employees rather
than yield 10 the nine-honr movement. About
one Thousand haLds are thrown out
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

THE CHESTER COUNTY WHEAT CRoP - The
wheat crop in Chester county appears likely to
be a failure. The winter badly killed it, and
then great deal that did get through the cold
weather was killed of by the hot dry weather we
have been having lately.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

RAN OFF THE TRAoK.-The special or court
train ran of the track at New Castle, yesterday
afternoon, but did no damage either to the pas
sengers or train. switch which had carelessly
and when the locomotive came along it jumped
tla track
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
InveutIvc q nIu. Of the America ..

night telegraph operator on the line Of the
Burlington and Missouri Railroad, who is obliged
to report each passing train, insuIes his being
awake at such tiIn9s by stretching rOrd ACROSS
the track. The engine comes along, snaps the
cord, aud the coal seattle in the office falls with
a rattle that wakes him up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
A sIIne hxpIasiOn.

On Saturday morning, while party of sur
yeying engineers were examining a disused
Qangway in the Pine Ridge Oolliery, near Wilkes
barre. three of them were instantly killed and
one severely injured by an explosion of fire.
damp The names OF the killed are Thomas
MORAN, David Morgan and Evan Davies. N'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

@ lRED BY A Bull "A daughter of Mr.. N ElIr,
residing ON the Philadelphia pike, one and one
half miles North of this.city, was gored. yester
day, by an enraged bull, and il is feared that the
injuries sustained, which were Of a very serious
nature, will prove fatal. The young lady in
question is about 16 years Of age.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

CoLoRED CONFERENCE. fifth Annual Con-
ference Of the African Union NJ. P. Church will
be held at Bushtown, N. j., on Saturday, the lat
OF June, 1872. Delegates from all the districts
win be in attendance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
gsaths.

REECE.-In this city on Monday, May 18th, 1sT2
Jane Reece aged 81 years
Her friends and relatiyis are respectfully invited
to attend the fun raj from the residence of Oh es
Weyl, No. X. SEE ond street, on Thursday, 9th
inst, TO leave tn house at O'Clock. Service at ~
O'Clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
The Methodist Conference.

OPPOSITION TO FREE MASONRY.
NEW York, May IA.
At the Methodist General Conference me-
mortal was read, asking action to induce minis-
ters to withdraw from the order Of Free Masons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Strawberries.

THE EXTENT OF THEIR CULTIVATION IN THE
LOWER PENINSULA.
The Seaford Record Publishes a statement
purporting to exhibit the number Of acres of
Strawberries in cultivation within the limits Of
the Southern Peninsular Fruit Growers Asso-
citation, taken from statistical table of the Sec
retary, The following is the statement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
aslarria9rs.

BUZINE-MORRIS.-O November 9Th. Is l, by
Rev. j. II. Turner, OF COhOcksink NJ. E. Church,
at parsonage Franklin and OK Ord streets, Phila-
dtlphia. MT. ileO V. Buzine. Of Wilmington,
TO Miss III x. MOTIFS, o. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

A base ball game was played, yesterday, in
PMladelphia between the Athletics, and the
lawmakers, OF Troy. The former won, 25 to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

A citizen of Gosport, Ind, the other night,
naistook his wife's yeast bottle for his favorite
brown jug, and took .'long pull and strong
rising man. s--
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Connecticut.

TEE FEnRY-HAwLEY CONTEMPLATION OF FERRY.
New HAVEN, May IA.
A coalition has been effected for the election
of Mr.. Ferry to the United States Senate.
His majority in the House to-day was sixteen,
while Hawley had only majority in the Senate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

An interesting discussion Of the Water Street
Widening win doubtless be had at the Board
Of Trade Rooms, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
spain.

STRENGTH OF THE OPPOSING ARMIES.
MADRID, May IA.
The Government has fifteen Thousand troops
in Biscay province, opposed W seven tiious~laa
CArlists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

The Mechaqic4 Loan Associations paid State
tax, last year amounting to sfl42. This is All
inlutous exaction, and yet it increases, year
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Alabama.

ACCEPTANCE OF THE GREELEY NOMINATION..
MOBILE, Nay IA.
The Daily Tribune adopts the nomination of
Mr.. Greeley subject to the action Of the State
Convention, which meets at Montgomery, June
10Th
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Incsndinrism in Reading.

NINETY. EIGHT FIRES SINCE JAN 1sT, 1869.
The Reading Times and Dispatch, of yesterday,
makes the following statement:
"Since the first of January, 1869, ninety. eight
fires have occurred in Reading, destroying con-
siderably over FIVE hundred thousand dollars
worth of property, Thirty-tiye Of these fires,
resulting in the destruction Of nearly two hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars worth of proper
ty, have occurred since January LIST, 1872. 1t
is safe to say that seventy-6ve per cent. Of these
fires is the v ork Of incendiarism. How to pre-
vent this hellish work, is question that has
seriously agitated every good citizen. The
matter has been brought before Councils, and
though pretty well discussed in both branches
their action seems to have availed nothing in
securing the abatement Of fires in our midst.
The Mayors reward for three months) Of $500,
for the apprehension and conviction Of in
cendiaries, proved equally fruitless in arresting
the fearful march of incendiaryism."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION..
$3.50 P. M.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sEIyIcE.
WASHINGTON, May IA.
Probabilities; Clear and partially cloudy for
the Middle States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA.
Cotton, firm, quiet 239<@24H. Fleur firm /;
superhne, S6@694 extras S707s4. Prime
wheat advanced cts. Red. 80 256D2.3O Yellow
corn, rs cts. Oats steady, 53@5S. Whisky, SS1z
03g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
NRY GOODS CARPETS, MAITINas,
V. Il. ARCHAMBAULT.

IL V. L. ARCHAMBAULT.
N. &c cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
All wool Ingram Carpets, 10, 81, 81. 81 IA.
WOol-nlling Ingram carpets, 81, 45, 60, &c.
All.Wool, EnTy and stair Carpets, 2o, 81, 81, 81,
62c.
Rag, Hemp Cottage aud list Carpets 25 81, SC.
Floor OIL Cloths, all width., 40, 40, 90 62c.
English Tapestry, Brussels Carpets, 81 25 S.SI,
Sl.oO.
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 81, e1.25, 81 60.
white, Bu1, and Green Shading, 70, 81, sT,60c.
WHITE CHECK AND FANCY MATING.
All widths White Mating, 25 81, 81, 40, 45, 80
All widths Check Mating, 81, 81, ~, 40, 50, t2c.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Plain Bl ok Grenadines. at Q5 81, SO, 80. &C.
Chinese Grass Cloths yard wide, 25c
Plain and Fancy Dr 81 Goods, IS, 81, 35, soc.
Honeyeomb Bsd Quilts, s. 20, 81 81, u ".
Solled Lot Marseiles Bed Quilts, 81 80.
Auction Lot able Linens, 4o 81, 81, 90, 62, TIC.
Wide Sheeting AID Pillow Mu Inns 10 ~ to 5Jc.
Cheap L0tnew style shAws, " 50. g., 50.
Light uress aud 9nlrtlng Chntaes l6c.
N. e. cor. Eleven and NJ irEet streets,
my14-lt PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
HEALDS' HYcEIAN HOME.
Uor. Van Buren st. and shailcross Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUSEY HEALD, NJ. D., | p,.vs,ct.NJs
MARY Il. HEALI9, M. D., ihielOiAN9

MARY q. HEALII nj. d. J
marl9-lyOf
This new nrst class Institution for the Hygienc
Treatment Of lnvHds-withOut edigines-has now
b, en- In successful operation for fifteen months
with patients from seventeen states and Territories
In the HYGIENIC TREATMENT of the sick, we repu-
diate the enire system OF drlg-qtying as not Only
utterly fallacOus but terribly destructive to health
happiness and life. Medicines, such as are daily adj
mlnlstered TO sick persons II given to those In Wig
OrOus neatn, would Inevitably make then I'll. hea-
son, Nature and true Science must and do condemn
such a Healing (?J Art "
\ e rely solely upon natural means which include
an appropriate cumblhatiOn Of Wholesome FOoc
Pare Air, Various forms OF Tepid, hot and Olld
Baths in Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening of feebi muscles, the relief OF
congested organs, and equalization OF the clrcula
zion, Magnetism, sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Hest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Recrea
ton, et,.
DR NJ. II. HEALO gives especial attention tc
ladies', as does DR.. p. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited Ia TOs II or Country.
marie Tu Th& satfp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14

DIB FORKS. for taking pie plates out of the oven
Il tad OF using cloth, are convenient ana
cleanly For sale ny
.,...l7' TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eight Thrty-nve) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
DaiEY AGottHtertjAG.
IEMKIns u ATKlMsoa

WILMER 'ATKINsONy .,..,... y Publiaher;;
rY-FOr Ta,ns, srD., See second Pso& y -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-14
9fty advertisements.

TVNHE CORN WISCONSIN CAKE is very gener-
ally TX by those who are at all partial 70
CAKES made of Iadian m al, and IL economical for
breakfast or le', and the bran Wisconsin rases
agree with most dysp 'rtics The receipt ID Civ n
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eght Thirty-bye) Market st, below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-21
LAST Monday Lesinsky & Co. and E. N.

LAST Monday Lesinsky & Co. and E. N. Fish &S Co. received large additions to their stocks of goods. Some of Lesins- ky's goods were started from New York before last Winter, and were stuck in the Rocky Mountain snow blockade, and have been nearly four months from San Fran cisco to this city. How forcibly this de- monstrates the advantages that will surely come with the completion of the Texas and Pacific Railroad