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New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Amnssmenis.

AcApWhxMehar Wxehrst VI oMaSS MH35Si SoirxnA COMPANY w
os@s1 o'"1 Is a$S ssrrsnr
GRAND nEaasrs romantic oper. 4. .
DER fhfsSn WIN an entirely nov, ,ucsn,aon sctne
MI FAfSS pt W. MI RsFE s e ar A l. s
1 lar pricss rSr isi. Mssnse oS s Hdnis
sos II ono charge fm Fesryed seas Family osi S.s
.n a;snas 81 sg ss so
iii.'F sss 9ss 1ssisssE ss %
RO0TH' THEATER. Merry Pantomime
ID r1Ad week sra eOP,inqrd Ct 4, s5s;l ES% 'uo0's'0f
,hs airnitble American Clown the grand Holiday
o'"IS ~ IT, IiunITY pTaprY IN EVERY CLINE II
EsS on. ssTISHfs sI'
prees TO boz Ahn!ss on u chdircn hall prer, ALL . re-
Family Circle 80 cents In he evening prcss
COLOSSEUM. REMODELED.
;s "a & s. sSSs T.: 4: Il; & 90 %
'E Gos alS@s snd mi triumph of
sr II %a sls q y s % srs sp n%
from 10 20 and " 10 D. M daily aud the o1hi6
s,sg9 fFgE sr cr rfa fARs s9 py SI%h RhT
Admission 70 coo.seHn so ensno "s1iIas T. Brine
CIIICKERING HALLs-5th-ave. and 1sth-st.
HANS voN BULow
Nov h&rrsEr T sxfd DA Nov ?S o. az az oeoos % ''''A
GRAND ovfHF5ah GaAH FFs.iayESo aps. & slS%T ass9
FoUETH GRAND C1S' EIyro lopns 5s) IN q Major.
SONATA AppAssIoS%TX iopSS 81, in P Minor,
S8ETiDNs ros ana faS IhGro2p bA
CHANGE Of PROGRAMME for wednesday and Friday.
ADMISSION a. nEsERyEP sEATs 81 r., N9w 9y ,lou ron
CIIIcKERfTG Pianos u,ei by yoN BULow.
EAGLE THEATER, Broadway and :i:,.l-st.
- h' JOSH Hiss II 81 iiIPsss"' an "a,
4 new sketch by Mr. SAN niCKEY. entitled
THE DRESS REHEARSAL; OR wrrDs OLD MAN.
Concluding every evening with The Isn I:arlesG@s
Oh 6rD was sish SIC &c fED hED AsrHA9i AsrhA9i
THE MArps re AEsTs MsbSGpa2 ElG ANb sAhrunpAY
GILMORE CONCERT GARDEN.
~ LAST GrScEEr op InF s ss.s4T t. ~ tho ,rr0o.,
Of ''''5i a b's u THs sEAsoS
SUNDAY Wy I'VE 'hss ;ISG. g,,ss Sov 30 II. 1875.
Which VII T II s Gtsb2% l;i 'I|,I * X 70 RS rs BEAUTY
spae Of resort With fro IT, own @ G ssh she p
uaon has .nained from the outset has been rewarded
sacees,f known In tie history of NewYork mus
cal entertainments 80, , -,
The GaTen is kent at temperature OF 70 and anil
e oSe G Gsn0STy 'nap % & 20 an sEcHs Tpe ne cm '0
GRAND FINALE
LAST PRodRhMME of THE, THE sEhson, rlf"oe,s will he
presented
PROGRAMME
P,HTL
oFhHiohh' IaHh.a IHhWa:t;s sst HAND
9. GRAND PASTAsfE FOR PHI rE Pracht
ar h. BRACIiI. -
2. SRLEf~TIONS FROM LOHENGHIN No L.. wagner
Introducing the Song Wedding March, and pncipa
gems II the opera
II.
l. GRAND ARIA FOR BARIroSE "HAaretR Gounoi
Hr \. SDESf.
o. CtPPlcR HHROfQtP 90 Tile AwskeninG c' the ..
GiLMORIss BAND. -, .,,,
G. CAyATfEA FOR SOpHANO FROM StBUCCO. .Verh
Mime n hRlE SALEoFfl.
7. SOLO FOR CORSET. RUSSIAN Ais Earie' '.'''Le'y
g. GRAND DUErT Poh SOPRANO AND BARI. 49,
Sine. MARIE sXLvoTTT aud Sir. A. s0Hsr.
o PAcxEITANZ. "Marche aIc Fiambeau1" .. .Mcyerbeer
GTIMoRES : RAND. ma,
10. SONG POR CORNEr "si IN sayats'. 'i'aIe
Mr.. NJ. AkRUGkLE. -
GRAND MAIi'd
GILMORES BAND.
CHORAL-OLD HUNDRED 49,, ,,o,,.
ADMISSION, iOc. Private boxes holding foar. ~ -
| AST DAYS ,,
AMERICAN ISSTITUTE FAIR e,.
Second and Thrday"h.. brtween SiHtythrd ana sixty
Wonderful display Of .norican industres
LEVY,
the renowned cnrnet payer. every evening.
Admission. 30 ccut-. Children % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12
SALES Az AUCTION.

pIcHARD WALTERS SONS, AucTIoNBERs.
Jymnastlc Apparatus, INSTRUMENTS, e.
virtue sG,s ss q mortgage and III 81 s. s''l the
complete establishment e large saneaslona ias,Itas
Chairs Blaekboards school Books stasonsry 1iymnAsc
GssSs rh S Pu and
Carpets, oilcoth Kitchen Utensils 4c, &C Louis Leu
Morsgagee Also win sell at oII o'clock Bakery Fixtures
Glass Case rrOushs Pans, Rseis, Trays 4s
IL Saturday 18Th Novembsr At Il O'clock Without re-
serve 90 the highest bidder the Canal Boat W Kreb a
At 40 Broadway room A.
SHERIFFs SALE or WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDIEs.
nERS7Ss s SgS 4Ss Ess9 s S riffs as
d Soys%Dor L. A Al II osoek ss No IS Bo1s
Laao sna general assortment Of Wines and
r, m soirter and wholesale liquor dealer vis =
e-s n,d rS. Rhine Vines asks
Rhine wG. sssS sDI n% t esg 200
Brandies, Gin. Bitters, kmmeI; u cSses
oss s Fsrn HPs's cSa Ga"pp S.s cxa
'0''' WiLI IfalsF' 4 '"S cosSEa sh,ua
SHERlEF's SALE or PoTAToEs, APPLES, &o-s
- HERMAN. sherinrs Ancioneer sells this day qriday5
November u At II oeOcS. No - Bowery by virtue q
Barrels Sweet Potatoes barrels Potatoes barrels Onions
das Ss Fn % LII p'ss IS fs
Jous :. cuSsycnAH, Deputy. 80,
SuERIFPs SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND UN.
~ manufactured Furs.
s. HERMAN Sherids Aucti6neer,
sclls THIS DAY friday, November IL
at 10 O'Clock, NJ No rs Mercer street,
q large lot Of Ladies' and Misses
ready made Furs consisting OF Mink,
gray Squirrel and Muskrat NUTS Collars,
Pclerines Capes and Cuns;
Astrachan Mufs and Collars: MINK Coney aud
Beaver Gloves. &c. Also a large lot Of
. unmennfact red Furs, Linings 40
Also Store aud ONCE Fixtures.
Sale poSsve' dealers iSyIted :, ,o,,,,rn CO
HENRY NEw, Deputy.
CHERIFF'S SALE or MILLINERY AND DRESS
~ Goods. Wardrobes, Mirrors, &c.
8. HERMAN. Sherins Anctonecr. sells THIS DAY
friday November IL at IL o'clock No n Union square,
tho entire stock and Fixtures Of large Millinery
and Dressmaking establishments viz, of Hats,
Bonnets, Dresses, Laces, Flowers Robes, DC. also
elegant Wardrobes, Counters, large gilt Mirrors.
Brussel Carpet &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited
WILLIAM q. CONNER, Sheriff
THOMAS MosPEDos. Deputy.
SHERIFF's SALE or STOCK AND FIXTURES
~ OF u Weiss Bier Brewery,
Horses Wagons and Harness.
8. HERMAN. shcrifrs Auctoneer.
sells HIS DAY friday November IL.
atJl o'clock, Mt corner Fitieth street
and Broadway, the entire Stock and
Fixtures OF the above brewery consisting
Of Vats, Tanks Nash Tubs, Bottles
aud Boxes, Weiss Bier Malt &c. also
1--WE Horses aud Harness, three Wagons. &c
Sale positive.
WILLIAM C. CONNER Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

1877 LExIEGToN AVENUE .-BoARDERs WANTED
10 in Jewish private family: elegant furnished
Rooms Al table; for families and single parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

900 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-NICELY FUR
OUO nshed large and hall Rooms front and back 70 lot.
TO gentlemen and Wives single gentlemen with st
Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
nrewt Trupik ift,a und f-,ftod Ctatos

IlENNSlLVASIA RAILROAD
j. The Great Trunk lue and rnitcd States Mall route.
Trains New York. Of Desbrossss and Corr
Express for Harrisburg, rtsburg the West and souh, with
Pullman palace ears attached 40 NJ and SoP NJ
For Wiamspost and Lock Haven VIA rhiladelphia and
For 4 kc1 a. 'ys@ Gp5r az" E.s
For baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Wash
day. $50 (, NJ; STRIVE q Wahlestoa. 4;lof; NJ Rssn.
Express for P66isdelphja - 40 9;9 aos
e sa .nS r. n E@ls. Ss's asa
3 sss Sic 10 / sio $50 & ~ 80 $40 d35
s 4 IS y .n s1 Sur y M II night suad'y A
$50 !s6 s9, ~ i 50P II ssd i night sunday.
a:ao, sd6. $40. 4 f:lo 40, 80 $40 $40 6;lo
S3o q 80 % any NJ Il + n and Il n1"1 '"'a ~.
f9 % b SssG aud s'a,a 'a'
fgr S'g sgppwMfs and and r. hight sunday H. H. and
For For k kTss 'si ana Rocky h 4oPM
FsI Filnss,Sn s "a M Z 70 A.. sgqsd n
For Temngton PhilpsOurg and Be,idsre. 20 A. " and
For n Mercer re and Somerset Branch, aP.N
Yer rrcnton grleuiown Burlington and Camden. 3o and
For FrTnin dale and sqnan 80 a. y. and 2PM.
For ghown and c"%asn IT. rsr' Amboy
r., nS s ND Ts s%Ssisa Am
and Ian A. N. via Monmouth Junction.
Train. errye From Ptsburg 30 and 10 30 4.
M and q 10 n NJ daily; 1oI5 =, NJ and - r. ~ daily.
ss.ent Monday From Wasin aton and Baltimore 20 X
M.IIS sis and 10 ~ r.. ~ Sunday, . 20 4. NJ From
Phndelphia $40. 62O, 655, lO.lJ III 20. II "a A. NJ
2.is no 5:I5 $40 90, s4t; 10 ~ T. NJ sSnn-
day 10 ~ 5o, 1913, II - NJ 80. 20 1927
an ,ets, oces 525 aud ef4 Broadway No Aston House
and o q S m a"S lis Sn Nc Stree. cG T
boten' Enligrans Ticket ohice No. : Battery place.
FRANK THOMPSON, ~ NJ. BOYD, Dr.
General Manager Cen Passenger Agent
DRovIDBNcE AND sToNIyGroN sTEANsHIP co.
STONTNGToN LINE.
From pier 80 North River Of Jay street elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRAGANsErf daily
(except Sundays ri 4 :J0P NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier ~ North River, foot Of Robnson street tho
steamships ELECTRA and GALATBA daily (except Sum
days at 4P. NJ.
DHfLADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND IN n
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAlLROAD
Fare from New York TO hiladelphia only 81 rs.
Commencing October 4, 1873.
Leaves New York pier North River foot Rector street.
For Philadelphia, Vncand, &c.-iO:O A. A.
FOR Philadelphia, Tuskerton, &c-1P.M
VIM 3. sNEpEN. dsnsssi MsBauEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

As COACHMAN-A YOUNG RNGLIsHMAH; THOR.
N 0ugiy understands his business; wears and alf
West 5Oth II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

A SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD,
~ together separately IN Of choicest locations
city 90 West Forty eighth street House newly furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12
DTcIARD " HARNErT, AucTrQNEER.
~ VIII sgIi, At Austiola

TUEEOhv. ssovsm5er 10, At
~ o'clock at Exchange 6alesroom, III Broadway,
by order ~ Charles H. Wilson aud Allan q. Newman,
Esquires Assignees Of Duke dore,e
3Ot West Fifty .foarih street.
100 feet west Of Eighth avenue valuable lot Of Ground 2ox
1874, with elegant i've story and basement brown stone
French Flat house containing all modern improvements
Also large four story cellar brick Factory completely
equipped with 35horse power boiler engine and other
chinery for carpenters shop, with dying rooms
vators Ac Of lot and large yad for storing lumber
and finished work. Further information maps 4c from y
q A O. A. BROWN or ths Auctioneer. Ill broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A. a. -
: NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Brighton SING arbor, West Brighton, Port Rich
mond and Elm Park Whitehall fooD
of broadway. daily, at 30 80 80 30 io45 A. NJ
Il AS. 2:3o 3 30 1870. s 80, 80 and :: 30 NJ
spndays, at haIfpast every hour from 8 80 A. N.
Fare, 10 cents
Aston House cars leave vesey street for forty.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY PEOPLES
N. line steamboats, to AIbany.State warmed by
pipe First class passage only 81 passage and berth.
81 90; deck passage leaving daily Sundays
cepte NJ T. NJ from pier Al North River foot Of Canal St
T,AIL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Il via Newport aud Fell II ycrThe worldrenowned
steamers BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE leave pier % North
River foot OF Murray street daily SUNDAYS exceptcd at
80 r. NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in
the city.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND THROUGH TO TROY;
" deck Is cents; with BERTH 81 with room, 81 90
SCHUYLER, from franklin street. pier 80 Mondays, We'd
nesdays and rridays,6 r. VI. :. w. HANCOCK
- ~. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

n {,
"A THIS friday MORNING,
commencing at 10 o'clock
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Steinway 4 Sons Pianoforte.
Gne Oil Paintings.
modern and antique French BrOnzes
NJ i've story brown mansun
NO. AZ WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
Fifth and Sixth avenues
Paror Suits richly rosewood and walnut frame, In
cardinal tan aud drab satin brocade and brocae Decker
Bros IL octave upright Pianonrtc Easy Chairs Span
ish Lounges inaid gilt Centre and Console Tables Cab
nets plate Mirrors lace Curtains bronze Figures imported
French Mnntel SETS Statuary bisque Figures Musical
Boxes. Ornaments rosewood Eageres EncognuIes ard
neres Vienna Rugs &C Library and Secretare Bookcases
volumes Choice Books elegant Turkish Salt Writing Desks
Library Tables. statnary Works Of Art, lace Curtains
consisting solid walnut aud rosewood Bedsteads hand
somey inaid and gilt Dressing Case to match; Gne Ar
MORE aGacc, Commodc, Bureaus Washstands, marble
top Tables Chairs, Rockers 80 fine hair and spring Mat
also single and double Bedseads feather Pillows
Holsters Toilet Sets and plush suits inlaid and gilt
Contrc Tables, dining Furniture viz Inaid French
walnut Sideboard Extension Tables Chairs In leather
sverware Cutlery, dc 81 Carpets, Hall Stand chairs
and Of household articles ~ BSae positive
Take 9Th Or 9Th avenue stage to leth st.
ROBERT @. CASHIN, Anctioncer.
Competent men to pack ship goods city country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

A -JERE. JOHNSON, JR AUCTIoNEER.
n. Old stand, 81 Nassau street.
THIS DAY FRIDAY1, AT Io39 O'CLOCK;
TURB. Psrlor and Bedroom Suits velvet und Brussels
Carpets Feather Beds bedding oicloth Refrigerator,
large lot of Once Desks, Railing, Safe. Sc
TOMORROW SATURDAY. AT 10Y O'CLOCK,
BY oRDE. OF y n WHlTEHEAD, ASslGhE z,
Onyx Mountings Beads Clasps Studs, Bracelets Rings
Earrings, Buckles Tortoise Shell Combs Brooches Shells
STATIONERY
Envelopes Paper, 800 bottles Ink.
BREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS, Army
and Navy Revover psaetts, Sabres leather Gan Cases,
Powder Flasks and other Sporting Appurtenances.
A UCTIoN SALE. SALE POSITIVE
n Catalogue Of elegant Household Furniture.
Pianofores. Carpets &c. at public auction this riday)
morning commencing at lo o'clock private resdence
100 WEST 23D 81. NEAR 9TH AY., namely -
elegant rosewood Pianofortes, one Seinway Sons
magnificent ParlOr Suits satin aud reps
Centre Tables, do. Library
rosewood Etagere, French Mirrors
Windows OF Lace Curtains
2 Pier and Mantel Mirrors
IS fine Oil Paintings.
10 real Bronze and Bisque Fignres.
2 Bookcases, Writing Desk and Drawers
French Clocks 60-day movements.
2 Turkish Chairs, 3 Lounges.
2 gilt Flower Stands.
$50 yards velvet and Brussels Carpets
French China Dinner Bet 2 Tea Sets.
200 pieces Cut Glassware and Cutlery.
. Extension Tables Buffet.
"a Dining Chars Sofas
50 pieces sheffield Plated Ware.
IA Bedroom Sets, complete Bedding
90 hair and spring Mattresses, u Blankets
81 assorted Chairs, Rockers. &c.
Also complete ard Kitchen Utensils assortment
of Punure for servants apartment Catalogue comprises
800 lots This Is the most extensive sale OF the season
In attendance LUKE FITZGERALD. AuetiGneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

A DvEHrisE
THE DAILY CIRCULATION or THE EVENING
TELEGRAM IS OVER 10000 ITS READERS OVER
100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

900 WEST THIRTY SECOND sTREET-SRwLY
900 and handsomely furnished Rooms with first class
Board for sl5 to Sit per week hall Rooms sc 80 to
81 per week references required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-12

pAWNBRokERS sALE.-R. FIELD GENERAL
a Observation-Disclosures No ~ BoweYy--will cell this
day a II o'clock sharp $50 lots Mems and Womens Cloth.
Ing Dresses shawls Remnants Underclohng Furs, Bed
ding Blankets Quilts Boots Shoes &c also Coats Pants
and Vests by order d. Dc Long. East Broadway
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-22

Bacon. Butter, Lemons, 60.
C0 BOXES Dry Salt and Smoked
Il0kegs finest Goshen Butter.
6Q tabs pure Leaf Lard.
casks extra Sugar-cured Hams.
20 boxes ohoie Messina Lemons
just received and for sale low. by
'E@t :n CGJ. LAUREY.
July II ,ilD 15l Main street
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-22

HOTEL AnR1vALs, July 21.-Uendria
House.W: B. Brooks, N. Crofson and
lady, Newberry; T. E. Gilbert, s. C.: Fl.
:: Darby, Louisville; E. A. Wagaron.
Charleston;J j. P. Fairly. Fairfield; Miss
Agnes Agnew, city; j.. H. Kaufman.
Chester.
Mdnsion House-O. F. Gregory, Charles
ton; T.: Nesbitt. Ga; ]. T. Ligon, city;
Il. B: Austin, Greenville; w. II. Webb,
Mewberry; NJ DIR. G. Dayega and wife, 8. G.
w W. A. Metts, city; J. T. CASTOR, VIM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12
Misunderstanding Floods.

The recent tremendous freshets which have flood
cd some OF the most fertile low lands Of the United
States, have not only caused wide spread ruin and
disaster, but have, as might have been expected,
been followed BY an unprecedented outcrop OF te-
yer and ague bilious remittents an other diseases
OF malaral type. The suns rays, acting upon the
saturated vegetation and Isolated pools left by the
retiring waters, have exhaled a farreaching mias.
ma, which is pregnant with disease. The most re-
liable safeguard gains it 10 found to be Hostetter's
stomach Biuers, the present demand for which,
more particularly in the West and Southwest,
where the floods have been most severe, exceeds
any which have existed in the past, popular as the
great national remedy and preventive of malaria
crucial test, Its claims more conspicuously win.
dicated. oct5. ,eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12
GENERAL VIEWS.

Thrty-fvc lives we're lost by the recent burning
Of a Swedish steamer in the Baltic.
A woman in New Jersey fell out with her hus-
band, and in order to spite hin, laid down on the
railroad track. The train came along and stopped
further disputes.
Tuesday of last week, was an unlucky day fol
New York burglars. One fell from balcony and
fractured his SKULL another, closely pursued by
the owner Of the house, sprang from second
story window and broke his leg.
There is man in Jerseyville, ILL.,, who has not
shaved himself since the first election Of Lincoln
as President, and who declares his intention OF
letting his beard grow until the democrats elect.
President. In other words, be will not be shaved
until the country is shaved.
The new freshmen class Of Harvard College
numbers about 250-the largest class ever admitted
to the University.
j. B. Smith, Boston's we'll known colored ca
terer presented check at the bank the other day
and the teller asked him if he had body to iden-
tify him. Mr.. Smith, astonished, said: u Dung
man. don't yon know me'" The teller confessed
he did not "Thcn," said Mr.. Smith, ait is evil
dent that you have not moved in the first circles
of society,"
A freeborn American citizen in Nevada has
never been able to reposc serene confidence IN the
destinies of his country since he discovered that
Senator Jones wears No. j hat and No. IA boots.
Joaquin Miller is said to be now as civilized as
some of his atter-day poetry. He has cut his hair
and wears his trousers outside his boots. New
York has received him.
Vice President Wilson has been counselled by
bis medical advisors that be must abandon his IN
tention to lecture this season, as it would prove
too serious a strain on his constitution, if under
taken in addition to his official duties and the
completion of his book
The New York Times decides after fall consid-
alton of the remedies advised for Kidding houses
of rats that the only eheetual method Of eStirpa-
ting them is TO tear down the houses, plant arsenic
into the foundation, and build upon the site a
stony enclosure filled with large and hungry cats,
simple remedy, but inconvenent and costly.
Abel of the Baltimore Sur, is the weal.hest
newspaper publisher in this country. He made
most of his money in coal lands and real estate.
Hawthorne's son-in-law, Mr.. George p Lsth-
rop, will publish his first volume Of poems this
fall He is assistant editor Of the Atlantic Month
ly.
The eldest son of the Prince Of Wales is big
enough now to dance with his grandmother, the
Queen. He appears in the Court Circular as
Prince Albert Victor of Wales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12
WILx lsrRE11 TOBY.

The New York Herald's financial article Of Sat-
urdav, 9th, said A Wall street broker to-day
ap,ly described the existing situation when he
said This marke. is POOR because it is con-
trolle almost entirely by the class which repre-
sent. A few months ago We could live moder,
ately wei--not so luxuriously, it is true, as dur
in0 the years Immediately succeeding the war
bat we could meet the expenses both of our off,
ces and homes. We had an outside following, an
the commissions received were a fair and encour-
aging compensation. Now, however, the circum-
stances are changed. Where there we're formerly
twenty customers to one broker there are now
twenty brokers 70 one customer. What is the con-
sequence In order to make both ends meet we
are compelled TO trade among ourselves and every
decline brings out long stock. Millions are await
ing an opportunity to realize. Capital is every
hour growing more sensitive, and no one can tell
where the declining tendency will stop. Favor
tie securities are showing unexpected weakness.
In order to pay dividends and maintain reputation
directors are borrowing money which they claim
to have earned. Promises are mere bubbles. False
hood and Misrepresentation have taken the place
of honor, and repeated deception has driven from
the street its best friends, and there is not ele-
ment enough to induce renewal of speculation,
except with view to even lower than prevailing
prices. Where will it all end No one can tell.
We arc III an anomalous position, The present
development of weakness is unprecedented and
unexpected. Thu currency question, until settled,
"a thorn in the flesh" Governor Bigler tells me
that, according to his advices, Ohio will give re-
publican majority and if true, this will send gold
and other securities down, Pennsylvania will fol-
low, New York my be counted in the same cate
CORY. VIVA. are you to expect No, sir, I'm not
q bull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12

Give Ohio to the democracy and the
price Of gold will go up to 100; give them
Pennsylvania, too. and it will reach l25 /;
give them the Presidential election, under
the initiation platforms Of Ohio and Penn
sylvania, and it will bound up to $50,
On the other hand, the past record OF
the Government, under Republican rule,
Is sale and ample guarantee that the
country will be guided Oh to the resump-
ton Of specie payments, within the time
specified in the Finance Act of Congress,
OF January IA, 1875.
Which do the people prefer? Democ.
racy. and gold at $50. with prospective
population; or republicanism. with green
backs a: par with gold, and all the pledges
of the Government faithfully carried out.
in the future as in the past9 1t is for the
people to solve this all-engro'sing prob
len. The Republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12

The Cincinnati Enquirer of recent date says
Last evening a tall, haggard. and ragged looking
individual found his way into the Cummnsyil,t
station house kand into cell for safe keeping.
He had all the marks of dissipation about him
bloodshot eyes, infiamed skin and bruised face
lie had what was still worse and still more con
vincing-a violent attack of that terrible man
killer disease, derium tremens. lie claimed tt
be homeless, friendless, and moneyless, and te
have walked all the way from indianapolis. IIt
said he was Major General VIM. ii. Wheeler, o.
the late Confederate army, on his way to his oil
home and birthplace in Culpepper Court Honse
Virginia, where he wanted to die. Gene IA
Wheeler will be remembered as dashing Office
who figured so br lliantly during the WAL in Tho
cavalry service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-12

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
Sick the object is to get we'll now we say plainly
that person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and Its effects, such
as Indigestion, Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart burn, Paiptation OF the Heart. De.
pressed Spirits, Bliousness, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. II
Br,s. and get a sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it, Regular size IS cents. Two doses will relieve
you.
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