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In the Field Arafn

With the finest specimenso of Boots. Shoes and
Caters ever offered Wilmington. at moder
ate prices.
WIN. ii. BABCOCK q CO.,
3l3 Market street, doors below Fourth.
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Food for the Babies

Childred fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
bc strong and healthy, and become little mod
els of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
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EIShtHhE TIC WrAsshOppers.
HOW THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS CITY SPENT
SUNDAY.
ST. LOUIS. May 23.-The Republican,
Kansas City special says the grasshop.
PRS came into the town and covered
the sidewalks, fences, yards, &c. anc
the citizens, instead OF going to church,
have been destroying them all day by
been killed that an almost uncomfortable
stencil has been created, and sanitar,
measures have to he taken to prevent
disea Sc. One man had a trench dug S0C
feet long into which he drives them and
kills millions. Independence, six miller
from here, is worse of than we are.
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Resumption OF Specie Payment.

VIM. II. Babcock & Co., 213 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take siiuer IN ex-
change for Boots aud shoes to a limited ex-
tcnd-they don't want too much OF 1t how
ever.
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r ARGE SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

IN TIE CITY OF NEW CASTLE. DEL.
10y virtue OF the authority conferred on
] the undersigned as executor OF the last
win and Testament of George Janvier, late
OF said city, deceased, will be sold at Public
Sale, On
THURSDAY, JUNE nth, 1876.
At 70 o'clock, noon,
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
Situated at the corner OF Delaware and Vine
streets, having q front of 50 feet on Delaware
street and extending in depth 140 feet on
Vine street with large and very substantial
49,. brick house erected thereon. late the
bE!;I residence of the deceased. containing
Mi 10 rooms; bath room with hot and
EAap and cold water. Conservatory to the
6rst and second stories. A dry seiiar with
basement summer kitchen A well of good
water at the kitchen door. Immediate pos
session givon.
sTerms -$4 600 may remain on mortgage fer
sand years..
Three building lots on Delaware street, Go-
joining the above. 20x40.
Terms. one half cash. balance on mortgage
Six BUILDING LOTS on Vine street. in tie
rear Of the abovet 20x1S0.
Terms. one half cash. balance on mortgage
A substantial story BRICK HOUSE. CON
tanning seven rooms; adlomg the ABOVE iot.
22xl40. Possession given 30 days after execn-
ton Of the deed II desired.
Terms 81 900 cash, balance on mortgage for
2 years.
occupied by George w. Bush y Son. now and
for many years past occupied as coal and
wood yard, ll9ft. in depth and extending 700
ieet into the river, having erected thereon an
office, stone house. and coal shed.
Terms one-half cash. balance on Mortgage
for 2 years.
A lot of ground containing acres Of land
more or less, bounded by Chestnut and Mark
ct streets by the Public road leading to VIII
mington and the Dyke Terms Cash.
Also on Tuesday. June 22d. at the auction
room of L. W. Stidham y Son. No; III d
Fourth street. in tho city of Wilmington. at
O'Clock p m.. the 8 story BRICK HOUSE oc-
cupied by Washingto Janvier, Esq. No lois
Washington street. in said city. lot 80 feet IL
inches trent. "a feet inches deep.
Terms one half cash. balance on mortgage
for year.
Ten per cent: of the cash ON Real Estate to
be paid on the day Of sale,
Executor OF the last Will and Testament OF
George Janvier, deceased.
L. W. stidham & Son. Auctioneers.
may20.d3taw&w
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Dl e D..

WIER.-ht Christiana, on Saturday, May 18th.
Mrs. Catharine Wier, in the I'D year of her
age.
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CERGES
- IAN Wool 6erges in beautiful Shades
~ and so cents. WIN. b. SHARP,
dse29 eth and Market. sts
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nLACK TAEfISE-We have received direct
ID from the importer, o full line Of these
elegant goods, to which we invite attention,
w. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
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Brodic's Miraculous cure for Corn,
Toilet Mirrors.

A full assortment of all sizes, including
double magnifying, &c.
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
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No Suspension


In the sale Of Boots, snoes q Caters at sls
Market street, doors below Fourth.
VIM. II. BABCOCK Il co.
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Prime 8 Vafiiffa fseans

sold Wholesale and retail by
L. BRINGHURST b CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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DUBLIC SALE
FIFTY HEAD OF
w 90 " -. @

Will be sold at Public Sale, 1T the Chadd's
Ford Hotel, -
ON THURSDAY,
FIFfH.DAY 27rH OF FIFTH MONTH, 1875,
Fifty head OF Cows, Calves, Springers, Bulls,
md Fat Stock.
Sixty days credit will be given. No post
Ionement on account OF weather. Sale to
AMOS w. HOUSE.
r. WORRILOW.
T.. ". Stidham & Son A"c''rs ma"'H'"'ew
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EPILEPSY or tilS.

ASuRE CURE for this distressing eomS
,laint is now made known in Treatise (,t
: octave pages> on Foreign and Native H.i.
,ai Preparations, published by pr. .. PHELPS
lRoWN, The prescription was diS iScoveredty
i'm in such providontial manner that Q
nnnot consciertiously refuse to mako it
nown, as 1t has cured every body who has
,sed 1t for Fits, never having JAILED IN sill.
lie case, The Ingredients may be obtained
rom any druggist. d copy sent free to all
.pplicants by mail. Address, DIR. y. PHELPS
Brown, 81 Grand straet. Jersey City, New
Jersey aprsIwH
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MflnInE

NUTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
before May 10TH, 1875. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such caae made and provided.
GEO. X. MOuSLEY.
Administrator.
Address Wilmington. Del. may24eod3w
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PLASTER MILL.

am nows ding and have for sale
LAND P .ASTER,
the purity Of which I gu'rintee: Can fur
nish large or SIN all guam lite. at short no.is
anu low figures. J. A. GRAMS ON
febl3teiurolw Newport. Del
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER
Scrofula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by DIR. Bonds Discovery.

SAECN kbEs hOhu , Dh5CONcEys
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs unite
with and destroy tho virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Gone of the handsomest marble edi
fees in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part OF the world.
as-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
III. +. bond, M. d.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
fcb22-diy 32Us Chestnut st.. Phila-, Pa.
New styles, good clothing and low pri-
ces, at Buxbaum's, southeast corner Of
Third and Market streets.
Brodic's Miraculous cure for Germs
An English Iomedy of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
4. BRINGHURsT & CO.,
a.- Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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IRON I'm THE BLOOD

THE PERUVIAN
s Y Il U P yitalizes
and Enriches the
blood. Tones up the
System, Builds up
the broken down
Cures Dyspepsia
Debility, Drop
'sy, ChiiIs and
Fevers, Oh ron ic
DtarrhR Ra,NeKv-
Gus AffectioIass q
B0ins, HunnOrss q
Diseases of the
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VAN rs.

NXT ANTED-A white Protestant girl to do
w general Housework at No. S15 Orange
street. may16-1t*
UTANTED-A cook, at HOS Market street,
w nlay20.3t
NTANTED-AF FEW MORE MEN TO TRY
w File & Murphey's Coal, which is the
best In the market, considering price and
quality. For further information apply to
COR. BOTH and MARKET SITS,
feb9-1y Ninth Ward.
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Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc q, etc, made
and sold Wholesale and retail by
=ti L. BRINGHURSr & CO.,
=Hs Corner Sixth anh Market streets
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rfNANcIAL AND ooMmxRCrAL

wILMIsGToN. Del, May "a, 1875.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
CraiRe, Johnaon 4 Co.. Sc. Cor. 9Th and Mar
ket street, WILMINGTON. Del, 1T P. M. to-
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Fighting the Gr,.sshoppers.

Total amount of sale
Average price per foot. s2.ls.
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Del
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IN TIE CITY OF NEW CASTLE. DEL.
10y virtue OF the authority conferred ON
] the undersigned as executor OF the last
win and Testament of George Janvier, late
Of said city, deceased, will be sold at Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
MRS. MOULTON's CONVERSATIONS HELD
UNDER A MISREPRESENTATION.

Now, there is one very curious thing about
this. Now, If you have ouy mind to take this case
into your band you settle 1t by confession.
Your people will stand by you. They believe In you.
They will forgive this crime that you say you have
committed she didn't feel entirely sure, you know,
that he had" which you say You have sincerely
pented for and you believe You have been forgiven and
you feel that you better able than before 70
do great good In this world II you only
be allowed to 80 down 10 the end Or
your life without all the particulars Of this
case rs being made known" Then he was to 20 down
and confess without stating the facts Well gentleman.
don't know that can insist upon asking your atten'
tion in the brief period In which can DO allowed or to
Grated In trcspassing upon your patience beyond the
ho but you will lind that in all these random converse
lions this lady tells YOU that MI Bcccher never Told hei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
MRS. MOULTON's TESTIMONY.

Now il is said that on Monday morning, when
al this thing over there occurred interview be-
tween Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Moulton. whose external
circumstances and limits very exactly defined am
sure should he very glad TO leave the matter OF this
ladys testimony its explanations charitable or severe,
TO the general situation Of wife adduccd as witness In
hNsbands behalf, and In great rt that does explain
the but yet required to search this testimony
itself and expose you the internal traits Of IT, which
would rob 1t Of oil credit and show you the external
circumstances that make Its occurrence impossible.
Now, am everybody would have been glad TO have
welcomed this new witness, woman, with the same
hearty acceptance and the confident reliance with
which we oil met the frank, intelligent scrupuously
upright testimony Of Mrs. Ovington. witness In
whose face Won cav absolute frankness, and in
every wofi - rho .mony you heard tie careful ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

New-York he saw the side Of Mr.. Boechm's
face and though they passed one another At rfghs
angles and never In any other attitude while
TO one another than that and although Mr. James does
not seem to have stopped or followed Mr. Beeoher BUG
kept right on TO the descent by those cavernous sta
that nevertheless no did have time to slow las they say
steamboat) and to look around and seeing around tho
corner or through the wallis that Mr.. Beecher
was going to Remsen-st don't think that Mr. Janes
really exhibits any OF that certainty as TO his movements
and examination before his descent by those stairs that
were to hide him from the possibility OF looking
back, OF that wariness with which
woodchuck always looks around before he pops
into his hole. Now, I don't think Mr. James
came here for anything but advertise himself and the
Butler HcalthLft Cure. and Mr. Beccher as patron OF
It, And certainly all Chrstcndom knows those facts be-
cause Mr. James mot an imeaning young mani. when
put to the point has OF association except that
the I'd OF June his wedding day. and that be- In pur
suit Of celebration Of it. like John Gilpin:
although he on pleasure bent,
Was OF frugal mlnd,"
and he heightened his day OF labor as understand IT, In
order TO mako the celebration satisfactory to himself and
his wife, He went over hour sooner TO Ncw-York
and only got away half an hour earlier. Well now tbs
point this you saw at once that there was week
thcre that he had some occasion in his business running
from about the 29th OF May II think, he says. for
week. to go over TO NcwYork earlier than usual and
that some one OF tnOse mornings D'ccner
Well, now Mr.. Beechcr did go around to Mr. Mouons
on Saturday morning, everybody knows, as Mr. Moul
ton says and as he says and about this time &c. don't
think we can hang much on James Well, then. Mrs.
Eddy though that day other at IL O'Clock
about she met Mr. Beecher coming out Of the Mouton
mansion has no mode whatever of fixing the ID Of June
and declares to you SO that you will perceive tho
external abb Is wholly mistaken by these witnesses
Now you will observe that on Saturday Mr.. Beecher
went to the Mouon house about nine or hafpast nine
or somewhere about thathad the Interview with Mr..
Moulton-oecupled with him-lTo Mr. AbbottI-was Mr.
TiltOn theref
Mr. Abbott-Mr. Triton was down stairs
Mr. Evarts-Mr. Tilton was down stairs when they had
this talk about tho threatened publication though Mrs
MoultOn formed part party in that conversation
Yet the external facts Of going to the house and coming
away would satisfy Mr. James and Mrs Eddy and. for
aght We know that may been the day any other
day. for there frequent visits TO that house by Mr.
Bcccher.
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MR.. BEECHERs SPIRIT AROUSED.

The Court met at o'clock, pursuant to ad-
journment
Mr. Evarts Now, gentlemen, on Saturday night, the
3Ist Of May, Nj Beecher having confronted the stua
ton which Mr. TtOn said was 10 be secured by his print
ing something and having drawn out the strange threat
that II he Mr. Beecher, published anything that indicated
that the policy Of silence had grown out Of regard for
others and was ended, and the proposition to the
public Of MI Beecher, "Now, am man, free OF all in
erests 30 dear to me- dear society dear to the
world" Mr. Tilton ct once that there was not any
necessity for his publishing anything, and said' II
Mr.. Beecher would publish something that would
b enough; and the minimum OF IL was that,
II be would publish something that would
put correct and truthful view upon the matter that MI
Tton was not TO be regarded In the matter OF these
snders that had nov become published and Of the eon'
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when nc had made settlement once before win MT
Beecher in the beginning OF 1870 and then had gone
around talking about how he could blow the roo on OF
Plymouth Church or something Of that kind, and drive
Mr. Beccher out OF Brooklyn Mr. Bcecher writes 10 Mr.
Moulon about Mr. Bowen and about his affairs 1t seems
to me. entirely:
On the way 70 church last evening met Mr.. Clafn.
He says that Mr. Bowen denies any such treacherous
Whisperngs, and Is In right state
Moulton I suppose had heard some of MT. Bowen
treacberous whsperngs what Ia supposed 70 DC iS
trcachcrous whisperings and mentioned them 10 MI
Beecher:
mentioned my proposed letter. He likes the idea
read him the draft of it Gn Lectureroom lie drew rev
made him n statement Of the very bottom facts IL 'nero
were any charges did not know
Well now this letter has always been quoted as those
bottom facts that Mr. Beecher showed some conscious
ass ~ In the first Mace had to do with the rlton mat
ter: but YOU see they nothing TO do with that ana
Il was not any bottom fact that MI Beecher nao ally
consciousness OF, in regard to the Bowen sianue' ~
their basis, that he is talking about II asXeo III"
Mr. Bowen had ever made him statement OF inc very
bottom facts" This is what Mr.. Bowen supposed 10 pe
and claimed to be- the bottom facts ior NC Repeats VIZ
,daa I'm this phrase that explains 1t at once; theic
were any charges did not know" has MI Do"en
got to the bottom of his charges Has no toio you
OF them or are there that have not hearo VI az"
don't imacinei Is there a depth in Mr Bowen when s
NO lower depth OF SANDER and mputafonf lha' 10 VIC
point Let know what 1t Is because WHAT Is 'he use "a
having tripartite agreement having to cover up
thing and these careful words Of friendship OF accoru
of withdrawal Of charges, and then have MI. Bowen
whispering around Is 1t the same charges or are 'ner
.e hottom facts In Mr. Bowens budget that nobody YET
has ever heard Of don't yet understand. ne esaueu
md ,rtimated that II he had hardly would be night In
telling me- think he would be right In telling YOU
Mr. Bowen knew OF nothing to conceal that Is his captain
would not be left to tell these condolences OF Mr. Bowen
40 he says, go and tell Moulton have not sent any
note and destroyed that prepared Well the rest does
not seem to be of any Importance This last letter does
not seem carry date of its own but the
~ m date on which we have proceeded and noted on Is
. June, 1872.
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etteri He was going to write statement tnas Wcuiu
bear tho scrutiny Of tho Judgment Day When tney na
declared their purpose to put him to the trial OF 'n
grave charge Of adultery and seduction nst up
In 1874, he was equally undismayed nc saa,
,a abatement that will bear the light Of the Judg-
meut Day 81 will declare all things as my conscience
Affects me with responsibility. and o. my heart feels 'na
It should bear the pangs Of my wrong OF my fault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
o,,.r .,.ndcr, And Mr.. Beccher omitted this certn

Bowen SANDERS And Mr.. Beccher omitted this certn
cate:
Mr. Tflton's course toward has been that OF man
OF honor and integrity.
And vet Mr. Ton had to DO satisfied. because he had
N take that alternative or tho alternative OF the OK
posre of the whole situation and Of his completely In inc
and operations which to be sure Mr. Beecher
knew but little Of but which Mr.. Tlon and Mr. Mouton
knew great deal Of, and knew that an investigation
such "a We have had here would expose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09

body OF an editorial In the morning edition. printed at
IL o'clock-1 o'clock-of The Brooklyn Eagle.
Mr.. MOrris-Two o'clock.
Mr. Evarts-Prnted at oclock-that Is. published at
o'clock issued at 2.
Mr.. Abbott-Yes
Mr. Evarts-Issued at o'clock but the editorials, &c,
are written and set up good for the inside page
In recent interview between the editor Of The Eagle
and the Rev. Mr.. Beecher the latter gentleman took
occasion 10 regret etc In vndcation Of Mr. Tilton and
In confirmation Of statement OF Mr. Beechers views
we publish the following note received this morning.
from the pastor OF Plymouth Church: II have main
tanned silence respecting tho ISLANDERS which have for
some time past followed me-"
He takes the first sentence Mr. Tilton had proposed
TO him to say do not propose TO defend myself"
That Mr. Bcecher does not say. He 0mits It; he sub
stitutes:
should not speak now but for the sake Of relieving
recently published, bearing my name, with Others was
published without consultation either with Inc, VI with
Mr.. Tilt0n, nor with any authorization from w.
That is simple statement in fact and follows Ia sub
stance though not actual Words what contained in
the proposed card.
II that document should lead the public to regard Mr.
Tton as the author OF the calumnies to which aues
II will do him great injustice.
But Mr.. TiltOn had proposed that he should say
II that document should lead the public TO regard Mr..
Ton the author OF the calnnies 10 which 1t aludes
any other SANDER against me "
and that, I" or any other SANDER against me-" Mr.
Beecher does not certify TO. He reading that
'Tnpartite Agreement makes you think that Tlton 10
the author OF Bowens ISLANDERS against II Ill do him
great injustice" But TltOn wanted . certificate from
Mr. Beecher that he Tton, had not uttered other
ISLANDERS against him. and that Mr. Beecher refuses.
am unwilling that he should TO DO respon-
sibe for injurious stateons whose force was derived
wholly from others
That TO- that be shoald be held responsive for the
, 1875-02-02

company to sppMns Rcceivcr M agafuHt tho
majority Of tl'o sttraholicrp. On tho
contrary, - majority of tho Direct
ots wcro hossilo to sfr. acaminou. bnt
no application Ind t'oen nlasfo 10
the Directors to get tioif consent to begun suit.
n,l1 tho nrurnr j'roccftlntg whs for tlo bank 10
cnn,rnrncn Tie nlit against Mr. ata.nmon. whru
Rll tho questions raret in tlip trGtent could
10 decided Tho cuIt,.ol then cajniGtl that tho
fns1sh ''octrn" Ia.t bcns' niolte y shir ts'i's-
trr. II, conclusion, lIaro wAA no authority for
minority Ut ttls Htockho,tur4 to Mind up tho
affairs Of company. Scco1ilv. thin !nIl r]lond
not bc maintained against h:an1oIl, heca'14e no
authority lla1 bson given by thn Dsracsors
Thirdly egnn 11ongl Inc Bit rlo,l he retained.
no lIcceirer could bo ordinarily appointed until
aIIswer fled hY return day. un!crt tIe1e WAS n
great emergency, which was nat at present the
CAHg4
Mr.. 1.e h1oyno Aaid that he l,al lille matter
oil Ills hands, and lio desired toayo 10 flo writ
Ten briof iilsten'i Of making oral argument.
Tho Court gave tho desired permission, Ana will
therefore not decide tbs motion for fow days.
, 1875-02-02

1t-ANTtD .FiNtCK Iitl1SE, tItDit:E i.t}EAllTY,
~ WORTH f'pMe; r., eari hnsln"t' fEip"rty, wn.t,
auinH ncunlt,rancc, hsHncn 70 Ehnlc. Suuth Evanston
prtpsrty. II. LSfIfIItS i SDS, Ia Ia+allc.&t.
" AHTEi3 VIZ LAVE Flahyl GAHlI r. INVEST
hrAt Ir1r,sititL. IL. DSlIUisS l. hUT. la la
A1ile-st.
au1t TO at rot. ty IT less tlan r. tre',
u IL" stetnty q Eentra7 and fwniithst. and aisn
advertisement for " fop rAls fnr hchuo bites" in lilo
IHtur .Ucean and HtAats.XeatunX.
W AkTEtI-ru LEASE. WITH IHIVILEtiE OF
" Iurcha.n1. Hr tIuf With rsry enh payment down
small Arm within u9 ttlr. oi Chicago. Address. Ast
fHE hrst term. ami pehtG.n. Il. Ttfh,nn h.huc.
WANTED III 1.EAHE-A IA KIAtlit.sfASUFA.:-
W turing titm wshe. Il. sAh er witheut btllnF
,"n@r 1t he wnnl fnruish part funds 70 put UP
hudtnH Atust tic hnuth Side, nrar cen'ru Of bu<-
address, with full Iarcntarb y. Trthuhr othco
~ Ant Ei,- -ilf,Cs'H ANn LOT ~ EvAshYi,a,
" c'alFrp!ent y etnt. gnnt fach!tfr, ehsnnA lako
water prize fFulh tG1 ia 5Q. It1iiuts i Tfi!,.
, 1875-02-02

witt, thc tl.tt-ts sv.,cr..
S,.r'nt D,,m,.h h, Y'hs l,a,eaoo Tribune.
nosros' Sfars,. Feb, l.-To-tlay tho operatives
IN threa Of tito Fali Niyer miIIs--tI,o Granite,
Ninrchants. anil Ctesceu;-wont out ou Il strike,
4 cnnfare,',n woa haa on Sutur1iay latwceu a
ts,,un,ittrn nf the wenyers and Tia asents nf lie
ili.owers, at tho rso,test Of tie fnT u,er TO SEQ
II ~, amirablo eettlsinent conld ho had. but it
faiiss,. I'lo msuufacturcrs naI}o tie Following
,'rn,n,sitinn
,ot ~ 49,, u,,> -. .u.u.,. .,,,,
~. y 5'. .sm. nj ,Sr cut sunfuS cput. 1mr huu}rsI
~ t,n