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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
PREsIDEMT oRANT.

HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE COUNCILS INVITATION
Hk WILL VISIT THIS c.TF ON THURSDAY.
At meeting OF City Council, ON Thursday night
last, = committee ef i've Was appOintod to extend
20 President Grant, the hospilalitiss Of the city,
on the occasion Of his visit hsEe during the week,
and to make arrangements foE his approprOpFiato
7, eeption. The committee communicated this ae-
ton 70 the Presidents and have EeoeiVed an ocial
reply, stating that HIS Exeellsncy would leave
Washn gtou. ON the morning Of Thursday, the 9Th
inst, arriving here ct I2:2Q noon, and return ON
the A. n. train the next morning. ThearrAnRs-
meats OF the committee have not yet been per-
fected, bot wall be oOmplefed this evening. and
Pu hllshed in full tomorrow. Everything will be
done, however, to reoeiVe 20 distinguished guest,
in q manner due to has high Official position and
eTeditabie alike 10 tho city and the committee
The latter will eohduct aFFagemenis from the time
Of the Presidents arrival until eight nine o'clock
~ The evsning, wllsn, IN oOmpany with Othsr dis
nguished viatora be viii visit the Grand Military
Fair, at the Massnie Temple. 1hs City Council
will meet and adjourn without transacting any
Business in order 70 participate in The extension
Of the eitya hOapitAlities duFing he evening. II
is probable that during tho afternoon, the Prasi-
0ent Will be escorted, By the committee thFOugh
sons Of our puncipal E.aaafsetuFing ana indHS-
trial establishments, and In the evening tendeEed
GFan1 banquet at Institute Hall. Bat - ba1Ore
stated ths committee have not yet makaFod theiE
plans, which via b made ka0Ia n fali. % NOR
IOW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
New Advertisements, A
RuaIneaa MotIcas.

CAeap C'00t.-StOve sc. IS, Nut $3.50 per 22lO
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feba1-h Wa. j. Brown
To PFC MIC PARrIEs.-A fine assortment OF
Eaglish pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and TOmatoe catsnp, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, Picked AMI Cove oysters. &c. sc. Also
NJ M,'thews 4 Latours celebrated olive oils at
BIbWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Ia, I,,''' Porcelain lined and Brass preservin
I" '.e lson. Dexter. Valve, wilcox, and otho
: \ ne and tin air tight jars aud cans cheap
- Az y MANS the GroceT's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

ORsTRUCTINR THE STRKET.- On Saturday night
as the engines were proceeding TO the fire, their
progress was obstructed, at the foot Of Lombard
street by long hne Of freight cars placed upon
the railroad track. Sometime elapsed before the
obstruction was removed, but fortunately, the
fire vas not of q sufficiently serious mature TO
cause much loss by the dely. But the consequent
ces might have been serious, aud this manner oil
obstructing the streets, should not be permitted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

SLIGHT FTRR.-BetWeen IL and IL O'Clock, on
Saturday night, fire broke in the boiler room OF
Lobdells machine shop, at the foot eft Lombard
street. caused either by the upsetting of n lamp
ON pile of WOOD or by the ignition of the lamp
after it had been extingUished and placed in a
closet. The Fire Department promptly respond
ed TO the alarm. and extnguished the haInes, be-
iOIe any serious damage Was sustained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

NEW DANGER SIGNAL.-One Of RObinsons'
Alarm Signals has been placed on the r. w. 4
b. r. r., at Chester. When q train pasIes this
point, the signal is so connected with the track
81 10 cause red flag TO run up at day tim ?, and
a red light al night, 10 notify following tTainl
of the time which has elapsed siDcs the preced
ing train passed this point
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

BOLD RoRBKRY AT SMYRNA bold and dar-
ing robbery was committed early Sunday Morn
ing, upon the store Of 1hos b. MegeaT, Express
Agent and grocery and provision dealer, at Smyr-
na. An entrance was effected 10y boring around
the lover panel OF the front door, and removing
IT entirely, leaving an aperture sufficiently large
20 admit OF entrance The money drawer was III
fed of what little money vas left in il, about e.,
aud several pistols, pocket knives, cigars, and 9TH
er like articles, taken from the show case and
window. The robbeT or robbers then lett for parts
unknown, leaving behind no clue by which they
could be identified. 1t is supposed that the in
tention OF the burglars was 70 obtain express
packages, but not finding any OF the value they
took whatever else they could readily obtain
The probable loss is from $50 to S75 A stranger,
a suspicious looking character, was in the store
and vicinity luring the day, aud was scen on the
streets as late one o'clock Sunday mOrning.--
1t is supposed that this robbery was committed
| by the same party parties who broke into the
Store OF Mr.. Jakes, Express Agent at Wyoming,
a few weeks since.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
MAGISTRATES oasos.
nEroRE MAYOR a,NElIs.

John Morrison, for drunkenness and disOr.
derly conduct, was fined 50 and costs and held
to bail, ia the sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
Edward Hyatt and ]. Patterson, for drunk
enness and vagrancy, were committed TO New
Castle for thirty days.
Edward Mckenna and Lewis Bowers for
drunkenness, we're each aned 80 cents and eOslru
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

SHERIFF SALEs--Shenf Armstron sold, on
Saturday afternoon, the hotel OF Morris Dickin-
son, S. E. corner of Front and King streets, to
Samuel Miller, for e65OO.
Also, the house of Thos N. Moore, on West street,
above Ninth, to f. II. Walton, for $500 more
than the mortgages ON It, or about $4,000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

A Big GROCERY BILL. the impOr-
tatiOns at New York last week were 81, 1885,
0S3 sugar, s7l5, 6l4 coffee, and $694, l42 tea.
for Jewelry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

The first through train from the Ohio river
at Richmond, Va, on Saturday morning 1t
brought fifty passengers and four loads OF
camel coal, the first of the kind ever received
In Richmond.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Heavy POrk.-James Dilworth OF ChritianR
Hundred, slaughtered seven hogs this winter,
weighing in aggregate 800 pounds the heav.
lest weighed 60a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

SHERIFF's SALKs.-SheriH r. Lewis Armstrong
has larger amount Of property for sale than
usual. lie advertise 10 sell gu the 18th inst, a
three story brick house. and three lots, situated on
Twelfth street, between Lombard and Pine, be-
longing to ). 4. Crockett
Also at the same time and place, a lot belong
ing 60 Morrison DickinHon, Ut the corner of
Fourth and Madison streets
Also lot at the corner Of Ninth and Windsor
streets, belonging to Jacob q. Chandler.
Also the mill and machinery in Bmndywne
Hundred, belonging to Marshall Bnnton
On the cath INST the tarm of John c. CIipps,
| situated in Appointments Hundred.
Also at the the same time the farm Of Rafus
Jones, containing l43 acres, in same Hundred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Capt. w P. Hill, Southern Express agen
e Charlotte, y. 9, and wei kne~n eltlzei
% that place, died Friday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

NOR SALE-1S or no Acres SG MaVsh
II Meadow within the atty Limits.
The subscriber Offers for sale about Is or 20 acres
of mtGdcW laBd. adjoining his flower nursery and
truck farm, bounded by the 9Arosche road aad the
causeWay, and by lands Of Geo u. LObdell. and
within one hundred yards of the Wilmington and
Western Railroad. The prOptrty Is certain TO be-
come valuable In timc aud will be sold low.
JACOB l.. BROWN,
jAn2S Il on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

Marvellous Beyond Precedent
Is the effect Of SOzODONT upon the whole
economy Of the Mouth, keeping the gums rosy
and healthy, the teeth IN perfect order, giving
10 the breath a balmy fragrance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
for !sate mud Ssr 3eut.

Tor SALE-A good two story Brick Stable in
IL WOOlaston street, above sixth.
fSbs-st0 Apply to wa. BRIGHT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
a MUG RARAI EON EALR.

JNhaa. The sub ,oribof oaefs at Private Sale &
K al Farm late the real ogtats Ut Mary Law so1,
lf decsased, situate In BrandyWime h,nefeas
III New Castle county. Delaware. on the khlt-
RdelphiA Pike. 5M miles from Wllmlngtona "a OK 8
mile from Olaym0nt station on r, ". y y. hoii.
road. and about one mile from Holly Oak, Dutnin@
ina - acres IL il under fair fonce, divided into
convenient fields aud is highly produetlyo. IL is
we'll stocked With variety Of excellent traits and
berries. There arc two wells Of good Water.
substantipl seven roOmed brick house and flame
barn are on the premises. ~ Ia = high situation,
InmandinE view Of the Delaware.
Apply TO w. 8. McCAULLEY,
Attorney at Law,
jan23 1law&w Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

ITIOR SALE "A FINE SUBURBAN RksI-
NATE SALE.--The undersigned Olfera at RaaNAr
p, iVate sale the ffne residence and lot ls
o. ground on W. Front street within one III
squire Of the cit, line. nov occupied by 10
:. ph Pyle. The house Is new and IN excellent con-
uition, stable on the premises. shade and fFu
trees fine lawn. 2ss iest ON fr nt street. runnis
back 4S0 feet, we'll o. good water. vii be sold low
on accOmmUdatins terms.
JANIS eOd9t JAMES BRADFORD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
AMUsEMEMTS.
MRS. " ooDHuLL's LECTURE,


Mrs. Victoria q. WoOdhull leclured, accord.
Ing to announcement, on Saturday evening, ~
the Opera House. Her subject was "Tbe Social
Revolution. The Naked Truth, OF tho situation
Reviewed" She dWelt upon her uh5ect with
considerable vlgor and her audienc9 whlch
was quite large, though mainly OF the male
peEEnasion, warmly applanded her, at inteTvale'
Her remarks, which we're listened 10 With
maFRed attention, weHs diFenled With energy
asAinst the parties engaged in lhe gpdeaV0r 10
suppress the publication Of WoOdhull& q Claims
Weekly, and those instrumental in her incarcer
alton; the particulars Of which our readers ARE
already coRvenant with, On the whole. her
subject was handled with great zeal and some
shOw Of ability.
GRAND MILITARY FAIR.
A Grand Military Fair, for the benefit Of
Company A., First Delaware Regiment, Snd the
Soldiers' aud Sailors Monument Association,
will be held In the Masonic Temple commenc-
ing on Wednesday evening, Feb 9th, and con-
tinuing three nights. Every measure will he
taken by the Committee Of Arrangements Ia
insure the complete success Of the affair. Pres
ident Grant, ex-SecFeiaEy Borie, General o. f.
BabeOck, Geo. w. Child's, Eaq., Of the Phila
Ledger, and several other prominent peTsOnagss
have accepted invitations 10 BE- present. Tbs
State Fencibles, champions Of Philadelphia,
will also be present one or two evenings.
MR.. Il. L. DAvENPORT, As MACBETH.
On Friday evening, Feb. 1Slh, under ih,
management Of Mr.. Frank NOlen, Mr.. j.. L
Davenport will appear at the Grand Opers
House, in Shakespeares sublime tragedy o
macbeth" supported by full and powerful
cast. Macbelh Is one Of Mr.. Davenports leading
and most efective roles, aud ell who have seer
him in previous performances here should no
fail 10 witness him in this. Seats can be secured
at Boughman, Thomas q Co.'s. week in ad
vance.
AR. MANAGER NoLEN
has under his efficient supervision, the Irwin
Course Of Lectures and Concert, which vii
open on Thursday evening, Feb 18th, with tn
prince Of story writer's "OliVeF Optic" (Wm. I
Adams) in his latest and best story, "Up AM
Doing" Having acquired from his pen
! reputation second 10 no other writer in th
country, and, having previously delighted
Wilmington audience il is needless 10 say ths
: he will be well received on this occasion.
The Berger Family, Swiss Bell Ringers, vii
follow in a grand vocal and instrumental coz
cert. The date of their appearance has not "
Seen fixed upon.
On Thursday evening, April 10Th, Oliv
> Logan, who Is too well known 10 WilmingtO
audiences TO need any further introduction tha
e the announcement Of her coming, will delivs
her latest and best lecture, Successful People
i Single admission to either of the above, 35 an
so cents. Reserved seats 25 cents extra. II
fserved Season tickets, $I25.
$ THE WASHINGTON BALL.
The bali Of the Washington Steam FIJI
4 Engine Company will be held at the Mason
4 Temple, on Friday evening, Feb. 2lsi. MeaI
4 while active preparations are being made By d
Is Committee having the affair in charge, an
every measure tending towards its compile
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

BROKEN STKANERs--While going to The Gre,
on Saturday night, the front axle OF the Friend
ship steamer was broken while crossing the gut
ter at -Four and Freuch street. The gutter here
Is badly ia need of repairs, as there is quite q
deep hole at one place, into which the steamer
plunged, thus causing the accident. The Della
ware steamer was also somewhat damaged from
the same cause.
The axlO of the Fame fuse steamer was sprung
considerably, while drawing the apparatus over
the piles oi pig iron Ia the yard OF LObdel's
machine shop, during the lire on Saturday night
The Washington steamer suffered TO the extent oi
broken spokes, whilo the Phoenix was also slight.
" damaged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

NOR RENT-Two large c0nnecllna Rooms -
E in the third story Of the haV ilIe Bald il3
faeiurihT, Apply 20 ALEX, eAYIIsl4H,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

HOTEL FOR RENT.-rho subscriber ~
IA offers for rent the WOil known Hotel nj
property in chflstiana village, LOW iu the w
occupancy Of Mr.. John kitioIt. u
INQUIRE of JUuN MEALEY,
los and Ito Market street,
ianl6-dkWtf Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
I'm SAFE.

49, Several 6Fst claes seven room Houses, on
!!a Kirk wood street. four on Eighth street be-
W low Pine two on Lombard above Eighth.
u. Will be sold cheap and on roas0Aable terms.
Apply to hcOLOSkEY heAlHkMIN.
dec9l II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

NOR SALE-A Lot of Land at the southeast
~ corner OF front and Clayton streets; "a feet
inches on Front and % feet on Clayton street.
Apply 20 GEO. q. MARIS
Real Estate AgsAt
Oc3ll-tf S9 AaJket stFOet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

"REMINISCENCES OF LEwIs.-ln March, l70i,
Samuel Lowman, Esq, Collector of the port OF
Lewes, wide minutes of COuncii), claims his bill
OF expenses evidence in Philadelphia, in the
year l709 against certain persons of the port Of
bewes who had illegally traded with Capt
Kidds ship, the pirates, for which they were then
sppEehended. These pirate, about eighty in
nOmber had before plundered LewistoWn, and
threatened TO do the same at New Castle, but
were hindered by the arrival OF large vessel
with German passengers. 1he prisoners names
are Robert BTandingham and William Stanton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

TIN0R SALE-A two story Cottage. four &as@A
n rooms; lOtiCOxl5J feet; corner of shall 5N
cross avenue and Harrison street; alsO, n lot
Of land adjoining, l5Ox2OO feet. APPly at -
this office. IanS eOdim
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
FOR SALE.

49, Twenty I've smali Houses, from four to
.m six rooms. in different parts OF the city
~ Piices ranging irOm $500 So elGO0 7ItsLN
Il Terms easy. }. II. fhAEER, p u Af
Real kstAte Agent a.
Telegraph Building. 81 near Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
THE WAsHINGTON BALL.

The ball Of the Warrington Steam Fire
Engine Company will be held at the Masonic
Temple, on Friday evening, Feb. 2lsi. Mean
while active preparations are being made By the
Committee having the affair in charge. and
every measure tending towards It's complete
success, will be promptly adopted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

TN0R SALE-At a great bargain. Marine Rail
A way, to be re@oved; machinery hrst class,
and in complete order
Apply to J. A. HARRIS.
ian3- eed1n N. T. cor. front and ra nall SITS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

E1N0R RENT House, Stabling and ground, 49,,
II ii wished. suitable for q trucker or ear w.
ter, situated in BrandyWine hundred, on the
Philadelphia pike, just outside the city linn
its. Apply TO EDMUND WILSON,
janl5-2wd6w on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

YN0R SALE-The Dwelling No. 1ll9 Mar s,,aa,
IL ket street The lot is " feet front on ff
Market street and 100 feet deep. The house w.
Is a double brick two stories and attic, with ~
10 rooms and small back kitchen and bath; front
yard and porch. The situation one OF the most plea
SAINT and convenient in the city, with beautiful view
of river and country.
Apply TO NJ. NJ. CHILD CO.,
or TO r. A. GLLPIN, .t
jnn13-lm on the DreInissl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CoNPANY--RE-
DUcTloN or RATRs,-On and aller February lst,
1885, all rates which were at that time higher Il an
$50 for ten words have been reduced 10 So 80 Tor
ten words and II cents for each additional word,
except ON messages received "Collect" from the
Pacific Coast which will be S275 for ten words
aud Is cents for each additional word.
w. T. WEsTBRooK, Manager
Wilmington, Del, Feb. 3, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

EOR RENT-A small Truck Farm, near 4, a
II the BrandyWine Springs. Apply to DA 30
NID NJ. PRICE. at Prices Corner Christi sIN
ana hundred, or to GEO. NJ. BRAMBLE, IN
near Delaware junction. jnnl3-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

LN0E RENT.-Passe ssesSiOl RIvsa Imnsdis 1ly-
n The spacious Hall ar Aate ROOFS % ca slle's
Butlding, 2lo kiag street. now Oeeppiad b. The
WOrkingin Is Institute" Tue pFaasises . AL
mirably adapted 10 Saeetias, Madsat OF I NaTy
Associations. For sat and farther paFne lars,
DR.. UAMEk0N. 2lO Market street q Is H.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
EoR SALE.
DEsIRABLg BUsINESs srANp.

-. The undersigned. desiring to retire from
8t!a business. 02eB at Private Sale the we'll.
known and desirable property 4l0 East
VI Third street, where for many years past tbs
DRY GOODS and TRIMMING Business, iestab-
lished by NJ. 4 5. Brown has been successfully
Quoted.
This il a rare opening for any enterpIising person
to engage ia established business with good
patronage. MRS. NJ. d. BEIlTs =
Apply ON the promises. or b 2. James Belt, ON
Bfinghurst CO., corner oixth and Market streets.
sep2O-H tFf 5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03

EOR SALE.
il small Tu6ulaF Steam Boiler boat thFos
horse power. suitable for driving small engine or
for heBting puTpOses. Price go. Apply at this Of
zee. sepl4-f
TSORRENT-RO in the second stOrg Of the
IL Gazette. building. 4l6 Market street. suitable
for Offices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-03
LOCAL IMTELLlcEMcE.

RRLIOIoUs.-Ht Rev. d. ClGrksOn, BishOp nl
Nebraska, ofiiciaied al Trinity CAurch, Yesterday
morning. at ~. Johns in the afternoon, and nj
St. Andrews IN the evening. Ga each occasion
he gave an interesting account of Of the increase
ana spread OF The mission work under his charge
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-11

DEATH OF COLONEL WALsH.-Col. Michael p.
Walsh died in the Shasta County Hospital on the
3lst day of December last. He was born at Water
ford, Ireland and was within few days of IS
years old at the time of his death. At the age of
% he came to the United States and enlisted in the
military service of his adopted country. He was
at Baton Rouge in 1919 where he frst saw General
Jackson, the hero of the battle Of New Orleans,
which shan had beon fought bat four years. He
used often to refer this event IN his life he
cherished an unbounded love and admiration for
that distinguished patriot and military chieftain
He continued loug time in the service and for
many years filed the position Of Band Master
In 1881 when the Black Hawk war broke out he
ioiued an Illinois Regiment remaining with it do
ing honors bic service. nntil peace was again re-
stored In 1882 he went to Chicago where he
settled with a determination to make it his perma
nent home. Here he purchased so of land
for which lie "a 500. this be kept for year,
when the town not coming up to his sangune
.xpeetaiiens and thinking il was not very healthy
place, he sid The lot for the amount he had
paid for il, and emigtated in search Of place Of
mose flatte-ing prospects. He was one of the very
earliest settlers Of Wisconsin and at the time of
his death be lad commission in his possession
appointing him Col of n Wisconsin Rigement
Governor afthe Territory of Wisconsin. He came
to California twenty years ago, and soan too up
his abode a, Churntown where he became engaged
in muing- lie has been almost helpless cripple
+. the last fifteen years his right having been
rendered useless oy falling tree. When Col.
Walsh went Il Chicago it was but a mere out post
upon the western terder of civilization, containing
less than sea inhabitants and so unknown to fame
that many village school u aster East Of the AL
leghanys sorely puzzled to give the new town |
tias. Tha. so acre loti in the very heart and
center of wealth Of tha: opulent city of 800 9,O0e
inhabitants. Had h- kept that piece of property
he might have counted his wealth by tens OF mil
lions Wills he running OUT the sands of life /
in poverty in the Shasta County Hospital. the
census ef 1870 shows that tract Of land which he |
once bought and sold for $20o,0o represented more
wealth then all the broad acres Of Northern Cali
fornia from ii mouth Of Feather river to the Ore
SsR Inns.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-11
GoAr ISLAND AGArS.-The warehouse ring

GoAr ISLAND AGAIN-The warehouse ring
and middlemen of San Francisco, who
thought they saw the chances of still further
fleeing the interior grow smaller, as the time
for action in the United States Senate on the
Goat Island bill drew near, held n meeting
at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce to
take measures in opposition to the passage OF
the bill. The attendance at the meeting was
small and but little interest was appar
emily taken. although it was announced that
Governor Booth would speak on the occasion.
The inevitable Pixley and Fay were present,
and of course a string OF resolutions were
adopted. To complete the farce. the great
est accident of the Nineteenth Century, !"
Jay Kay Luttrell, who will burst with vex
alton if he does not get chance to spread"
himself in Congress soon, sent telegram
asserting that "nineteen twenteths of the
voters of the Third Congressional District are
opposed to the passage of the Goat Island
Bill by Congress. AS Jay Kay made that
thing his grand hobby in the canvass, and
failed to get nineteen-twentieths of the votes
for Congressman but on the contrary only
a bare majority. his assertions must be
taken with large allowance of salt. How
ever, we had ought to know that whenever
there is chance for display of demagogue
rv, j. X. will have 'put." We did not
ex pect to see the names of Booth and Luttrell
associated in the way they were, but, as
the Sacramento Union pulls the wires, SO
will its puppets dance.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-01-11

NEVADA LEcIsLATURE.-This body met on
the 5th inst. In Nevada at the last election
the contest was mainly upon Legislative off
GERS, with view to the choice of United
States Senator. John P. Jones, formerly
State Senator from Shasta aud Trinity cpun.
ties, was a prominent aspiran1 and was, un.
til recently, believed to lie secure OF bis elec
ton. In the organization of the Legislature,
however, a strong anti Jones feeling was de
yeloped. the State Senate being organized by
the election of an opponent OF jones a.
President protein. of the y votes on JOINT
ballot, % are known and many others be-
neved to be opposed to Jones. The election
will be held on the 2lst. 1t is hard to say
Just how tic Senatorial fight will end, but
Jones' has energy. tacs and Unlimited means
aud we believe he will win.