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The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
For the bath.

Rsih 1hISsnes Ss. bath towels, Bath Sponges,
Il a.n Ginnoap noaps IN extensive variety. Also
Hrv HrvTes T Straps, Brushes, &C. of horse
! eS 3, ~ tlctloh Gloves, and many other
Pes oi the same classes,
n. bRINGH URST & CO.,
oorSer Sixth and Market SITS.
e"s'is, es hhatDl"us Cnpe for sorps
bvis"g bs'aSm aon remedy OF great popularity for
P'lAs cornS without pain.
L. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
Corn , Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
Fine Nail Scissors.
bhes" IN NJ, straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Inv ~ nes, Nail Brushes, etc, for
cormob r., obHlNGHURST Il Co,
'iei sixth and Market SITS,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
SECOND EDI FIDN
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STORM LAST NIGHT.


ONE CHILD KILLED SEVERAL STRUCK
INsENsIBIK.
By Telegraph to the Gazette. ia
TRENToN,N. j., August ia terrific
hail and thunder storm passed over the
northern part of New Jersey last night,
doing considerable damage. At Carpen-
terville. the track was flooded several in
ches deep, with hail stones and water. A
Sunday school pic mic from Phillspsburg,
ON the Central r. r. was caught in the
storm about Z O'Clock. One child was
killed by lightning, and several others
struck down insensible. The storm
pronounced the severest ever experienc
ed in that neighborhood.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

HARVEST HoME.-A grand harvest
home an social picnic for the benefit OF
the st. Georges Library Association will
be given on Friday, August "a, in John
p. Hudson's grove, on the Chesapeake Il
Delaware canal, about one mile and a
ha from st. Georges and three miles
from Summit Bridge. A small steam
boat has been chartered by the Commit
tee, to run short excursions from the
grounds during the day, and parties de.
string to see the deep cut and beautiful
coves of the Canal can have the oppol.
tunity of doing so, at small cost. Dur
ing the day appropriate
ADDRESSES WILL BE DELIVERED.
Hon. John w. Forney, Gen1 Adam
King formerly of Delaware) James L.
Vallandgham, Esq. (recently of Ohio,
and others, have been invited to be pres
ent. Brass and string music will be pro
vided, and ample arrangements for dane.
ing and other amusements will be per
fecIed.
THE ALLIANCE TENT.-Very inter.
esting services were held at the Alliance
tent, Ninth and Lombard s,reets last eve
ming, Charles Moore presided Rev. d.
Dodd, led in prayer, Wm. Young con-
Quoted or led the singing. Short and ap'
propriate addresses were made by Revs.
q. NJ. Pegg, ID. Tracy, of Vineland, NJ.
A. D. Davis and q. Moore. A good deal
of enthusiasm was manifested and the
meeting throughout was one of the best
that has been held at this tent.
Rev. Mr.. Tracy will remain in the city
o,,d a,thar rraocb nr laotr tbio auap;,,r
He is converted sailor and is known az
the sailor preacher. As he Is very in
teresting speaker he public should turn
out and heaF him
PoLYPUs REMcyED.-Robert Ferguson
of East Nottingham, aged IS years, went
to Philadelphia two weeks ago to have &
polypus removed from the side of hi.
nose. The operation was performed a.
the University hospital and the patient
was doing well until last week when ht
took chill and died on Sunday morn
ing. His remains were brought home OF
Monday and will be inferred at Chance
ford, York county, on Wednesday.-W
Chester Ne,os.
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF TIE MooN.-I
may not generally be known that total
eclipse of the moon is to occur on tn,
evening OF Thursday, August 23d, partly
visible when the moon rises. An excel
lent opportunity for viewing the sam
will be afforded from the deck of tn
steamer Report on her homeward tril
from Cape May, with the West Churcl
excursion that evening.
SHOT LARGE FISH CRANE.-Johl
Kaye, Jr., of East Coventry township
Chester county, shot onW ednesday morn
ing, in the dam of his mill, large fisl
crane that stood feet inches high AN
measured from tip to tip of wings fee
and inches. The bird has been turnet
over to "Prof." Charles Mayo, formerl.
of Pottstown, who is n taxidermist, to b
stuffed.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
STRAY WAIFS.

Cooler last evening.
Summer is fast passing away.
The Quickstep play the Beverlys this
afternoon.
The new billiard hall so far is paying
institution.
For the latest style of hats go to NC
Closkey's 812 Market street.
Persons visiting Watkins Glen, should
stop at the Glen Park Hotel
The GAZETTE leads all of its competi'
tors in the matter of local news.
The dog that created such an exGi'et e,
ment on Sunday has not been heard OF
since,
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
THREATEN TO SURRENDER.
" telegraph to the Gazette.

by ItIegIdP1l 20 UII0 OHAeUUe'
LONDON, Aug. II.
A despatch from Bucharest says the
fever epidemic IN the Russian army in
Bulgaria is increasing. The troops also
are in want of food, and refuse pay
unless they can receive it in coin of their
own country. They threaten surrender
to the Turks. p....
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
Weaths Dr. Report.

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ill p. M.
For Middle States aud New England,
stationary or rising barometer, north west
winds, cooler followed by warmer clear
or partly cloudy weather, with light loca
rains in the interior.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
Worms Removed Alive

hunkePs Worm Syrup never falls
emoy fln, Seat and Stomach worms,
umhel, oa,'. lhe only successful physician
svouhtry Tor the removal OF worms
ulo'ts rape worm with head and all
ET' allVe IN hours, and no fee until
ts , send for circular, or call on
uIuggisI, and get bottle of Kunkel's IS
syrup Price 100 1t never fails.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
THE CONDITION OF SENATOR
MORTON.

By telegraph to the Gazette. .-....
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. II.
DR.. Bliss made a careful diagnols,
and the opinion that Senator Morton's
recovery will be sure and speedy, He
rested we'll on Wednesday night and
up TO late hour last night.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
THE EAs TERN WAR.
By telegraph to the GAZETTE.

~ "oHObHt'RE1 W
LONDON, Aug. II.
A despatch from Shumla, says, Suele-
man Pasha. is marching on toward Tir-
nova, 'fy.
A despatch from Bucharest, says, the
fever epidemic IS growing in Bulgaria
The Russian soldiers are in want offood.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
A GOOD EFFECT.
y Telegraph to th e Gazette.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
LONDON, Aug IT.
Advices from St. Petersburg, say, that
the Queens speech op the prorogation of
Parliament on Tuesday has created a
good impression on Russia.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

If you desire cheeks with roses of
health upon them, if you want that pc.
culiar brilliancy of complexion SO priced
by ladies' and admired by every body, if
in word, you want that perfe ction of
physical appearance that pure blood in
suies, use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

A New TAILORING EsTABLIsHMENT-
Mr.. Fred. Carson well-known cutter
having been engaged for NUMBER m o,
years In some of our tailor stores has
opened an establishment, at NO; zoo ~ d., "
ket street, where he Will De pleaseu pnS oo
He has also engaged the services OF MI
r. Welsh, a first class tailor and Goa,
maker from New York. who will nave
charge of the making and trimming
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting of the Trustees of
the Poor for this county called by the
President will be held at the Aims
House on wednesday, Goth inst. at 10
O'Clock a. m.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

soLpAT sHRRIFFs sALB-1he ma,erlA'
aud good will of the Deld'odre county @ Uen'-
ocrat, was sold yesterday aiIef nooh as SnV I.o,n
t,r A numbsr oi persons were WV" '
PtiIad,Inh,a and attended the sale.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

When you see bright Baby pleased
with itself aud every body else, be sure
that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup has been
used. Only 25 cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
EXCURSION
TO
Cape May & Sea Grove,
BY
STEAMER KEYPORT,
THURSDAY, August 23d

Under the auspices of West Presbyterian
Boat will leave French st. wharf, at q.
m. Returning, leave steam Doat ianolIs a'
! 80 d. IN. Only 400 tickets will be sold =
For sale at Boughman. Thomas q COS
Porter s. Co.'S, James MOrrow'E or by any
mem Der of the mmittee.
TICKETS s|'
CHAS. BAIRD,
,rs1 Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

NED LEARY IN IRoUBLE.-This
morning Ned Leary was arranged before
acting Mayor O'Neil, charged by his STEP
father with assault and battery, and
breaking up the furniture in his house
yesterday afternoon, He was required tc
pay penalty of So and costs, and furn
ish $lO0 ball for his future good behav.
ior. =5t..
A New LODGING PLACE.-A frame
building is being erected on the city sane
lot, in which the street roller will be
housed, but the tramps are using it as 6
lodging place. They have become sucl
nuisance that the residents of the
neighborhood are complaining to the
police authorities.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17

The market in this city this morning
is well supplied, and the fruit is in mod
crate demand. Prices range from rs
quality. ~
The daily gazette., 1877-08-17
THE PEACH MARKET.

The peach shipments still continue to
rapld!y increase: Vest erday they amount
ed to ~ car loads distributed aa folloxa:
, 1877-10-29

Tho President fails to perceive my races-
sary connection between tho November cleo.
tions and his purpose to increase tho
efficiency Of the public service by tho ap.
pointinent OF new men to the chief Fetlornl
offices 1t, Now York City, and it is said ho
refuses to postpone tho sending Of tho names
to tho Senate. It Is probable that tho action
Of that body on the question Of reference
will furnish Test of tho ultimate
fate Of the nominations. Being cop-
nected with tho collection of tho revenuo,
they would ordinarily go TO tho
Committee on Commerce, Of which Afr.
CoHKLtxa is Chairman. In tho event Of
such reference 1t would be in Lin power to
delay action on tho nominntiona for sevoral
weeks by faifnrc to report thotn promptly,
and 1t Is therefore likely TINT m effort will
bo mndo to send them to another Committee
II this effort succeeds, 1t will 10 an evidence
that tho Presidents friends aro in Sufficient
force to confirm his nominations. Tho prest.
don't shows no signs Of Weakening, and Ia
ost.iantly quite prepared to tako things easy
sftor discllargng his share OF tho RESPONSE
bility-tl1at Of sonsling to tho ssuato tile
names OF men unqusstionably qualified to
I'LL tho Offices. It is even possible TINT lie
should neglect to "viow with alar,n " the
spectacle of Democratic Senators helping to
confirm bis nominations.
, 1877-10-29

per mile. It is the only chance thas is ever
likely to occur in which these rontls will erer
pay cont to their creditors, and tho Treas
ury is expected to furnish tbs money to buy
them.
Onr correspondent thinks THE Tn1nusk
does not go 10 the bottom Of thia subsidy
scheme. Tho schcmo il a fraud from top to
bottom. It is nothing moro nor loss than
job to obtain from tho Treasury rnst aim
Of money, TO hang upon tho Government for
a century as a public debt, to bolster mp a
horde Of bankrupt, reckless, desperate rail-
road spocufatora; 70 mako thom rich at tho
national coat. aud erect within tho Govern.
ment a new corporate despotism, lending IN
time 10 revolution sstch as wes mildly fore
shadowed in tho Granger laws. Tie place
to stop In The subsidy business IL not at
$4,000 mile, but to stop now. Not dol
'ar Of money or credit for any corporation of
any kind for any purpose.
, 1877-10-29

The Chicago produce markets were SLOW and
eteadler 5atnrasy. Mess pork closed firm, at
sl4. III for Octobcr and sl. U.ta for january. Lard
crret tame, ut ~. 5Tls.57!t for October md
S. 25Gf i, 2T1 fur January. Meata were steady, a.
Uc per n for loose shoulders and TIC for 10 short
rihs Lake tFeishts were mare active and caty. a.
;c for corn 10 1Iniraso. Wh.ky wns unchanged, At
Slut per gallon. Fionr was quiet an,l ism. Wheat
e'oscst .ac higher, al fl. 10 cas1t and Sl.Ota fnr
Fosctnner. Corm closcd .s1A4r higher. nj 45hc
cast snd 4H:rc for November. t,ats closet, shade
hEmcs al 81 A.c caAh and 231.c 10. November. Ttye
was firm 81 ~! s1I3lc. 1'arlcy closed VIC higles
nj Gs!:e cesi, ahl 5!Ikc for November. logs were
carteE. u: 81. tUfb;. 10 for packing grades Cattle
were auli at s.. uOGt5. -. Sheep werc firm a.
$Auo414. .;t. Received n Chicago last week: 3d.
8i4 urls aour. t1H, :'4 ha wheat :,a, l51 bit corn
244, ~" bu "ats. ;t. 40 but rye, 1H., 4 u lIarIcy
o. l+A hoas, and 1U, 071 cattr. There was uspcct-
cd Into *orn !u this city Saturday u,orning. 27>
ours WHEAT, .e:1 and 10, COO hu corn, Gu curs
oats. 10 cnrs rye, aud III cars harley. Tu,at 10!
cafs}, gSJ, 600 In. One hundred dulfnrs In Eotd
would buy sl0.. .6a5i In grccno1cks Ut The cIosc.
, 1877-10-29

The Bloomington faatayraph exposes tho
nitoinpt Of atate-ilouse- Commissioner INV.
EM,puE to ontrap the people OF Mclean
County, whereby they will bo compelled to
voto "for" tho State-1louss appropriation
The aamo Commissioner has bis rccn,x f.,
al the counties trying to buy up Tie pnrtv
Committees so that all tho votes printed
shall 10 ~ for" the state.Honso robbery, or
course thu agents of that scheme will bu
active i'll Chicago, and It Ia we'll for boil.
parties TINT they tako stops 10 prevent such
a fraud. Ths people have right to yots Az
they please. To deal fairly Is to print on
all the tickets for " tho State. House appro.
psiatiou, and also "agaiust" ths same, and
leayo TO each voter tho choice Of voting
which ever way ho thinks proper. Any
party which consents to tho fraud Of pxjut-
lug It's tickots "for," and thus atteupts to
coercs tho voters, may find TINT such conf
initial Of tho party may work tlisastrously,
Tho voter has the right 10 vote either way,
and to attempt to deny hin this right will
ba gross md 8candaloos fraud.
, 1877-10-29
vicious onc, md evory interest in the city
demands it's prompt reputation by the
Gnnnni
THE FOX-R1VER IMPROVEMENT.


Inc Do Pore (WiR.) Nt'es charges the
Louisville ton'7er-to"rnat with "derlora-
oo ignorance IN regard to tho ;" Fox-River
Improvements IN "tsconaIn* Tho latter -
q. opinion that tue estimated sum Of money
Sss'oe''Ssf] needed 10 complete tho Fox
A''vef ond Wisconsin s]ackwater-navigation
"1' moi aulncs. Tho c."/. Is CORRECT in isa
oi','loa' len nmes tho sum OF S2,0s7,38t
W.. W. no. make eteamboat-clannel from tho
sA'sa'ss'pp' 70 afeen bay' The work nlrcAdy
aons aoae ~ cost 10 inc uovernment OF 81 ,372'-
WV ID money! anu land That sold for 5000, GOO,
o8o'ueF "oous S.,Wn'uo,-is but
a'op III .na oheAet 10 what WIN DO required
70 complete II, Iho ohiof Engineer now
,:., ..eol'n,'nsS 'a"t Sfo'ooo OF public taxes b
:, aiVe'teo tne coming yoar 10 the work. Sina-
4.a1 n appropriations n'aae annually until l9oo
w. w. cohl'ete q sseam ooat-c canal anu
s ~ sa1e.Aa'is"''o'' On Iee 3'Tef.
1' Improvement ea1enos from the head
=. ofoen nay up Inc valley OF the Fox
to''s 'a''es " A'ass "nnepa9o' anu thence
Aeon ~ n'''es 70 tno an.e1 OF the upper fox !;
s,.. sn'u'o Nv lot!c" up fox lasef 70 foftago
TaY .,unco ,,e, Two na'1es oy eaaas INTO tho
,,r oo"vs WISCONSIN 1slsef ahd down that nv
49,. ~ .1ss oaa ~ .no M'ss'as'ppl-in Al! a's'
49,, s. ~ H, 200 m'e'' "non tno wofx Is nm
"""':. .a. ~ .ne 'a'e'socton OF me Lower "is*
T. ' 49,. ..&1 -1' oos.,s ~ Pa.' ot Tue pro)ee'
~. ~ - s'.,o.ia,- ~ o'"' tn' wisconsin river ls
49,. A's"D'o t4'of 'oe e'ea'hooass uloFe
'""" :" ~" u"JS VI "ooka oaen year. luo
, 1877-10-29

Ncws Of M important battlo In Armenia IN
expected. IsMA11 Pashn was unsuccessful
IN etfecting tarctnry with the rslnnnrts OF
MuknrAn* command, aud tho Rustians.
fresh from their recent Victory, aro beloved
to be ln'rrying forward tn Try conclusiona
with nlt TINT IL isft Of tho Turl;ish army in
that vicinity. Erzoroum IL panio-atrickcn Mt
tho prospect Of being subjected 10 siogo
and attack, and the Turkish position at Olti
is threatcnsl With assault by an advancing
colutuu Of Isu:siaus.
, 1877-10-29

Tho recent visit OF Gen. GIANT to En-,
gland has served to recall to tla people Of
tlat country tho memorable event Of The
1sbellion which he was instrumental in sun.
pressing, and also to revive rscollections Of
tile hostile attitude which tho English Gov.
ernmsut md 70 many Of tho people main
timed towards the North during that struggle
for tie existence Of \ republican form of goy.
ern1nsnt mud tho pori'etuity Of she Union Of
Slasos. Now that Con. GaAxr has como.
afsoF expressing 10 much cordiality aud
friendship towards tho English, several Of
tho English papor1 are discussing the rels.
tions OF ti4s two countries in that memorable
period with more Or Less Of co,npunction for
tue sympathy that Was then extended 10 the
Southern Heeessionlsta. One Of thon. tho
Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 1nakes sous re-
nsarkabls concessions, aud In such n, oj,ou,
candid manner that thoy are worthy of spe-
cial uotice,
Tho Telegraph atlirms TINT The conduct OF
England grew out Of nisconcsption, 30
long ~ the Southeruers wore In nowor at
Washington. their attitude towards England
was insuaarshly offensive, partly In rotalta.
sion for English sympathy with Abolitiouiats,
and partly because the Irish yoto was e.
soatial IN their supremacy, Their dispatches
70 England were oyerbearing aud illsolout,"
sheiFpabliuapeechss swollen with menace"
ana they Periodically threatened war with
t.nglaud All this occasiouol an sccumula.
ton OF natural resentment that '.matls ,tsel,
felt during tho american Rebellion. but
which, through lack of information, operated
agslnss tho wrong party" Says tho 1ste.
gntph:
When tho War broke ont the u,asa Of Eu7ll.h.
men merely felt that tary had bsen eollectiY.j,
slapped on lhe faco In = wsy which had maJs thrir
cheek to tlnals. 1hsy a.ksa not taem.e..e. ,cAo
was AAptsox Of PaL1, PsEncx or TsGxu, Casa or
CALHOUN, MAAsxy OF STEsIExs. DAyls or A..ox.
6ItpkLL oF iAxcxT All thsy know was that Ia
an EuxlLshman tho woFds aud deeds Ut these ucn
wees abotnlnahlc. and that Tho nieu were Ame.i.
cans. Failing to know, sasy failed 10 dtse,kuI.
nsts. Tbs City Of Washington wa. In ttets otnds
70 associated With ofeuss tAas thsy experienced
, 1877-10-29

| HfF'elne AEninsf tho politicians installed II
that seat Of power. They did mt pause IN reflect
! mar thtrr had hecn Efr4t cvcnt-a thorongh
| chnn9e-at Washington. AMI Inst the ncw Govrrn.
'nent WAS tho one which had tnrnei out Eng1and's
rcrsfscnt dciractors and Traditional foes, They
stfuck In tho dark lnd hit the wrong man. Mora
than this. they hit that wrong man at The vrry
lime when he vas doing the precise thing they had
Tor years rcpFoaeletl him for not having done
sooner. namely. making 4 determined stand
hsa'nat IN inaocnt, an Aggressive, and violent
eIasoeraey, HhoEu unbcArable arrogance md whose
o'tthcsrtng spirit had introduced blood into Tho
Legislature. civil waf into Kansas, and vulgar
mcnaca Into tho relations between th& United
States md England.
While stating tho mistake they made, the
Telegraph is frnnk enough not TO gloaa over
the action of those WHO n,aile It. It declared
that tho people who cheereti 11r. LAranp
IN tho House Of Commons did not know any
better. Tho larm they did Is patent and
their sclf-sufllciency was equally so," but it
thinks ttial "at this distance they may be
better able to conceive Of tho surprise and
phfn With which tho Abolitionista Of tho
FREQ States regarded the abrupt chnnge of
front on the part Of Thousands Of their prb-
Tossed friends in this country" Tho Ttk-
graph il 10 ho orctNtcd with vigorous
cAstigation Of its conntrymon for the mis-
tako they mnlo, aud is in condition to de-
liver 1t, rs 1t was friend Of tho North
during the War, md warned tho Southern
eyinpntl,izers Of tho error they werc COM
mitting. It charges them with maligning
tho motives Of tho Northern people,
exaGgcrasfng their reverses, depreciat-
trfr THAR n,,,noune 40 rrlanttnr o~,. 4insr .3;o
, 1877-10-29

The waf correspondence of the London
Daily Atws IL soon 10 be sspubltshsd In book form.
John Bigelow and Congressman Hewitt
cama On The SANS steamer With IYLlea feoua Eu.
rope.
Joe Jefferson reappears on the atage In
New York Tomorrow night, after IN shsenes Of
two years.
Charles g. Greene, until recently editor Of
tho Doston Post, celebrated hls golden Wedding
last week.
aenstors Hoar aud Dawes. Gen. Garfield,
and Col. Inscrsol will soon take ths stump In
Massachusetts.
David A. Wells ssaaEts that tho Boston
AdetFtlstr Il especially hired Ia uphold the Pro-
tect!re Tssi6. Tha Adetrsts<r aays this statcusat
u untrue.
The New York 1y15uns thinks thst tho
nomination Of Nj. William ". Astor tor The State
Assembly Il = good stYu. and Il reminds young
men occupying positions tn society similar to hs
that tn Rngland such younx men 20 Into politics
almost ~ snsstss Of eourse.
The Hungarian Minister Of Worship haa
1uat notified hls dselson that heucelofwafd the
marriage with Jswess Of Christian converted
10 thu jsvish persuasion will be held ~ null aua
vold. This declaration has caused pnIyefssl als.
content In the Jewish community.
Lord Lytton's posthumous pIay, "Fh.
House Of patnley." hsa hecu produced Ia London,
and the 1asts esysofi 1t: ''Thss4 have bssu b<ttei
pls1s written thaa 1'As Houss Of Dara4sy,' and
taeEe may b bettsF Pfays written a2an. but u
long since ona ~ good hAs ps%s po& upon sss
st2x4."
, 1877-10-29

rnles. Tho scheme drawn up by Dr. 1fAnnts
ia not even 40 good ms his preliminary state
ment of principles Tie retains political
geography, grammar, md history In their
Old places OF Importance. mud awards second-
ef5 places to physiology, physical geography,
anu inc practical eo'oucos. Ho docs not con-
teal'lato any change IN tlta present method
y. te"c'.ns mathematics, aud lie evinces no
horror Of "teAchinR bY rotc. which IN at onca
, 1877-10-29
TTNKER1NG THE FIRE-L1M1Ts.

I1NkEklH4 THE ElHE.L4MlT8.
Tho ordinance introduced into the Council
on Saturday Inst by Aid. CuLlEaros to
chango the tiro.limits ought to bs voted down
Mt tho very first opportunity, and ly SO over
whclming n majority as TO show that thore Is
no Hanger Of any departure from tho strict
policy Chicago las adopted with regard 10
protection against fire. The ordinance au-
thorizes tho erection Of wooden buildings in
Tho district lying south Of Twenty-ninth
ssroos bctwoon Stewart avenue and Haistcl
street, nnasouth of Twelfth street after pass
Ing llalstod ssreot to ths west. It includes
oil that southwestern portion Of tho city
which is now built up almost exclusively Of
wooden structures, and, instead OF abattnR
the danger from that section by the decay
and demolition OF tho fre.trnps already
there, It Is proposed under this ordinance
to multiply thoso tro.traps indefinitely. Such
a courso would be nothing moro nor legs than
q certain preparation Tor apother acneral
contingratiou like that of 1871. Our Dre.
vailing winas aro from tho southwest. It
Sna tho southwest slrocco Of Oct. 0, 1871,
that swept tho ensiFo city Gust and north Of
tho 8tsrtlng'point OF that are. Tho only
serious apprehension Of repetition Of that
experience arisoa from tho largo number Of
framo buildings located south Of Twenty
seeond and wsst of Stasestroot, and hundreds
OF thousands Of dollars hare been expended
si,lcs 1871 for tho special protection Of that
district. 4 new tunaol extending under
tl!o city, and nh independent set Of
, 1877-10-29

Tho devotion and ingenuity displayed by the
Sun In attacking the President, II cmp'oycd in
any useful pursuit., would Inevitably enrich Il,
proprietor. 1t had to 60 and swallow fabri.
Gated circular about Mr. HAyRs and the Grcon.
back leaders and wrlto b!g editorial thereon.
when, by sending reporter acouplc Of hundred
yasds, 1t could haro discovered that It war
being outragcoualy gu1icd. But It affected The
President, and that WINS enough. We fear tlot,
as we'll as Drahma cocks, Mr.. DANA has
brahntn bulls In that fan1ous $4,000 plate.
glass hen.house that NO hear 50 much about.
, 1877-10-29

as tho Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth. and
Tenth, and it will he done again, If the
ballot-boxes are not carefully watched. No
mnttcr how large majority the Reform
ticket may have, the vote will bo thrown
awny au1 tho County Ring will count Its
mon in If tho Rcfor1nora nro not OIL tho
alert to prevent this corrupt job by inces-
snnt watchfufnoss until tho count Ia runde
and fiactaraj