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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Without Change.
GOLD STEADY AT 1O2 7-8.
Government Bonds Firm, States Higher
and Railroads Strong.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
GOLD STEADY AT 1O2 7-8.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at 4 a g
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

1
SATURDAY Nov 24-6 r. M
We are indebted to Robert Burns for poetic de-
Icription Of q "Cotter's Saturday Night" which
almost gives tastc for honest aud rural poverty
the "Broker's Saturday Night yet remains to be
sung though the board has least bard capable
Of the task, and materials far reference 10 the
res angssta don't goes, pretty much OF tho same
nature The broker, take It all In all, IL about az
poorly paid these dull times the cotter, and,
counting up his earnings this Saturday night with
everything else cquaD, probably worse. There
nothing more than 'sbt and sup" earned from tho
days business for the family at home and hardly
that attor the necessary expenses for gin
and tobacco had been deducted. In word,
trade was stagnate as II well could
be, consisting almost solely OF the small game Of
bluff, which tho light brigade Of Spectators wont
TO play for fractional 'chips" when their leaders
absent The most active stocks were Lake Shore and
tho coal shares but in neither did fluctuations exceed
Dne per cont, was there any apparent reason why
hey should have reached evcn this. Mr. Gould's
lugged In to account for the decline TO COX
In tho OF the former, and whispers OF a combna-
hon CHAT turned out TO be neither loud nor doep)
wore used to strengthen tho anthracitea Tho only
rehabilitation OF u suspicion that now league was In
contemplation by the coal companies arose from q
report that Reading shares had been In active
demand In Philadelphia, and that the buyers were
supposed to be behind the scenes TO the
future plans Of the company. The bank statement Is
unimportant, though showing small gain In reserve
and something half million gain in legal tenders.
Under the small bulk of business In the market
loans upon stock collaterals have remained undis-
lurbcd and the demand for money on call compare
lively SMALL consequently all necessary accommoda-
Non was had to-day at q s per cont
Earnings Of ST Paul Railroad Company for the third
week in November:-
SZlo wv
Increase Observation-Disclosures $685. 207
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The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were !:
MINING SHARES.

The official opening prices of mining shares In San
Francisco were:-Gould 4 Curry, 10; Savage 10;
Choar Potosi, IS; Ophir, Al; Hale l. Norcross. SN;
Grown Point. o; Yellow Jacket Is; Belcher, on vir-
ginfa Consolidated, 25; California, 20; overman, %
Raymond Ely. ~; Best 4 Belcher, 81; Kcntuck
o. Union Consolidated, IN; Alpha, 9; Sierra Nevada,
en-; Mexican 10; Eureka Consolidated, 40; Justice,
~: Utah, IA: Jackson, 3x.
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EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK

The following statement shows tho quantities and
values OF fresh beef mutton ard hive stock exported
from tho United States to ports IN the United King
dom and other ports. from January l. 1871 TO Novem-
Der 20, as compared with last year.
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EXPORTS OF OYSTERS.
The following shows the quantity OF oysters shipped
TO the aforementioned ports from Now York October
I TO November q. 1871
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oPENNo PRICES

oPENIN0 PRICES.
The opening prices were AZ follows:-Goid, 1921;
Western Union, 7oIi; Lake Shqrc, GIN; Now YORK
Central. l07k; Rock Island, 10l: Michigan Central,
63k; Delaware, Lackawanna and Westorn 4ozt; Della
ware aud Hudson, 47k; Morris and Essex, 751I; st.
Paul &c. do. preferred, Northwestern, 81 do pro-
terred 81; ILLINOIS Central. 741z; Erie, OK; Chicago
and Alton. 7sA; Now Jersey Southern, lk; Union
Pacific, 66k; Kansas Pacific, 6k.
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The bonded interest In default during the pust year
Is 2s7s 92o SO that the years. operations Loft sur
plus OF $1,672ss5 49, Tho floating debt was dmin.
shsd 1879, oS9 81 during the year, the cash hand,
October l, 1877. was STATE a.; the RECEIVERS
certificates outstanding tho same dato were
$1,s79 149 06
The earnings and expenses per milo for each ton OF
freight and zach passenger compare as follows:--
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/ To-Day Last Eoenin7 Total
Il Cou i'm on


Consumption. 40 TAO $50
Included above ~ bales arrive. Delivered
coo bales For future delivery the were
foows-Yesterday. amer two r. M.-Nvvember. 100 AZ
Lille: December $50 Il6c January 200 ut 23c
500 at IL 22c.: February POO at I.35c, 34c
March. 100 At i0c. 40 At 4Sc. May ut 7e.
june 100 at l1soc Total 1850 bales To-day. up
NJ November. lao at c sou nj &c. 900 &c.,
400 ut 2Uc 9Uu NJ ll27c December 2oD H.
500 at l7c 200 ut H. lsc 500 At Ice, 1900 zoe.
l30o At Lille January loo NJ 20c 400 IL 2lc..
400 at IL 22c 100 at H. BE-, 900 ut 24c 800 At H. 5c
400 ut II 2Sc, 100 at zoe. 400 i.27c,
ll26c, 100 ~ 2Sc, IuU ut BE February, 100
31c.. 100 at II. SIC. f,7p lL40c, 1900 Lille
3uO at Ale, 40 At 3y 200 ut 4oc March. LOO
lL5lc 800 At l15Oc.. TOO vt 55c., 500 Bic,
200 IT l54c, 200 at BE May 300 1T H. 76c 200
l1.77c.: june 500 ut 1l.D0c., 500 at Ill Doe, COO
at 1l.9ic.; July. 200 ut 1896. 200 u ll.D7c.
Total. $500 bacs. Grand total. $500 bales.
The receipts the follows: Galveston
bales: New Orleans. 1904: Mobile. 3S2s Savannah.
1858; Charleston 2367 Wilmington. $40; Norfolk 5I7;
Baltimore, 25i New York, 357 Boston. 81; Philsdc
on. Total IL, 9U6 This day last week. 81 500 This
last year. 2S.675. Total suce september l, $50 563
Cotton frcights closed follows:fo Havre. steam,
A. compressed TO ,Lsmburs BY steam hc. compressed;
Bremen. by ste nm. compressed: to Liverpool
by steam: by salt J-ltc. - 7J2c. com pressed.
FLOUR AND GEAN.-Kecrfpts-Fiour, 1890 bills
wheat, 345 $50 bushels corn meal I6) bbs and $50
sacks; ~ l56 bushels oats 81 39 do; 1924
do; barley igs $50 do barley malt ie $50 90; Flour
including state Western and southern, the annexed
Corn meal steady with sales Of 30 bLls aud
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
THE TELEPHONE.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The first pub
lie exhibition OF the telephone was given
at Lincoln Hall tonight, and was in all
respects regarded as complete success.
The telephone was played in Philadelphia
and the music was heard very distinctly
here, the sounds being full in tone and
very clear. a number of airs were play
ed, such as ''The Last Rose of Summer" :"
"Carvival of Venice" "Home, Sweet
Home," "Yankee Doodle" "You'll Re-
member Me-" Prof. Gray, the inventor,
explained the instrument in brief lee
ture. The slow tunes were heard the
most distinctly.
The evenings entertainment was diver
sified with singing by Miss Fannie Kel-
logg and Signor Tagliapetre. Prof. Gray,
in the course of his lecture, mentioned
curious fact discovered in connection
with the telephone, that the electric wave
of sound sent through single wire are
frequently conveyed inductively by other
wires running parallel with it on the same
poles, though entirely disconnected. This
was verified tonight in the Washington
office of the Associated Press, where a
number of tunes played in Philadelphia
were heard on the relay used in the office.
The tones, however, were not loud,
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
General News.

AT meeting of coal producers and
carriers in New York, yesterday it
was decided to advance the price of
coal fifty cents per ton on June l.
A disastrous northeast storm pre-
vailed at Norfolk, Va, yesterday,
causing $1G, 900 damage by inunda-
ton. The ferry boats were stopped
and the Baltimore and New York
steamers detained.
The body of Jas. Howie was found
floating at the wharf in Brooklyn, N.
Y >, on Sunday with a chamois belt
around it containing So, 900 in govern.
ment bonds and some money. He was
Scotchman, without relatives in this
country.
Ex-Governor Tilden was riding in
his carriage at New York yesterday
afternoon when the horses ran away.
Mr.. Tilden jumped out and escaped
without any injury. The horses were
stopped after proceeding short dis
tance.
At the session of the New England
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church yesterday, a resolution
was adopted adopted expressive OF
gratitude to President Hayes and lady
for banishing liquor from their public
and private receptions, and it was or
dered that a copy be sent to the Presi
dent.
The trains or the Reading (Pa,,
road are running without any utter
ruption, aud but few Of the Did engi-
neers remain on the Germantown and
Norristown branch, their places hav-
ing been filed by new men. On the
main road there is no trouble as yet
1t is understood that the firemen who
will leave with the engineers are tC
receive the same benefits from thu
Brotherhood as the engineers viii,
have refused to accept the new insur-
ance plan of railroad company.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
TEMPERANCE NETTING
ANOTHER CITY HALL GATHERING-PRE-
PARING FOR A GENERAL CAMPAIGN.

ANOTHER CITY HALL GATHERING-PRK-
PAIRING FOR A GENERAL CAMPAIGN.
The nightly temperance gatherings at
the City Hall were resumed last night.
Mr.. George w. Wells presiding.
The Hall, after the thorough renova-
tion 1t had received during the day, look
ed very clean, while the addition of a
number of chairs and settees furnished
more comfortable seats for the audience.
Previous to opening the meeting Mr..
Wells arose and returned the thanks of
the temperance people to the following
persons. To James Bradford, for paint
used in painting the woodwork of the
Hall; to Mr.. Hickman, for two globes for
the gas burners; to the Chief OF police,
for whitewash and other materials fur
nished ror the cleaning operations.
The meeting was then opened in the
usual manner, and was addressed by DIR.
Horatio Bigelow. He was followed by
Nelson j. Lee and Jonah Boughton, af-
ter which the meeting adjourned with
the benedictlon by Rev. A. d. Davis.
The meetings will continue each night
this week.
TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE MEETING.
Last evening committee comprised of
delegates from the different Methodist
churches of the city was held in the police
waiting room, at the police station, last
evening, for the purpose of consulting in
regard to the temperance work. After a
full discussion it was decided to have
another conference of church delegates
at st. Paul's NJ E church, next Sunday,
when arrangements will be made for an
active prosecution of the temperance
work.
THE MEhTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The children of the Mission Sunday
School will sing at the meeting on We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Lee particularly
requests the Juveniles of Nos. and
Lodges to meet in the City Hall at I
O'Clock on that evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
Personal.

Herman Carter, Esq, son Mr.. Ed
ward Carter, of Henderson, Md, who
graduated last year at Drew Theologi.
cal Seminary, and who, by a number
of letters over the signature of ''Tele-
scope" made himself familiar to the
readers of the GAZETTE, has Joined
the Southern Kansas Conference of
the NJ. E. Church. Mr.. Carter was stu
dent in this city for several years. He
was warmly received by the Cherokee
andB3ullh people, among whom he will
minister and on his departure for his
field of labor he received the following
hattering farewell from Kansas pa
per. -
1--WE are very sorry to have Brother
Carter leave us, he has made many
warm friends here, more so than any
minister that has ever been here. al
though we lose valuable friend Erie
will gain one, Mr. Garter passed per
feet examination at Conference, receiv
ing ten in every study and standing
far ahead of his class-consisting of
eleven members"
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
CARD.

The undersigned successor to and part
ner in the late firm of e. B1nghurst Il Co.,
" boiesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
tin,,a the business at the old stand, and
While While returning his sincere thanks that the
mravions EFFORTS of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, win with the II
@,iI assisfants who have had q practical
training tr ling in this establishment in their ex-
nerience respectively, of from five to ten
Years each. and three Of whom are Grddu-
gStes nj he Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
andesvor by faithful and careful attention
q the highly responsible duties of the
nothecary in his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
are, patronage SO long extended to this house
ei"i Y JAMES BELT, Apothecary,
c5-tf Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

LAYING OF A CORNER SToNT.-The cor
ner stone OF the New Chapel at Stanton
will 3e laid on Thursday Apail 18th, at 2
o'clock p. NJ. 1t is the first church. ex-
cepting the Friends Meeting House,
that was ever built in town, which was
over one hundred years old
A CURIOUS FAcT.-American can
ship beef to England, pay all expenses
Of freight, Insurance and commission,
and then sell it cheaper than it can be
had from meat marKets'at home. ~
On THE STREETs.-The Street Com
missioner has now engaged at work upon
the streets 33 men and horses and carts
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
Fire iss the Country.

Yesterday afternoon shortly before 4
o'clock the house on the farm of the late
Edward Downey situated on the road
between State Road Station on the Della
ware Railroad, and the Bear Station, was
discovered to be ON fire, and before as
sistance could be rendered, it was de-
stroyed
The house was occupied'by George A.
Rush, who had leased the farm.
How the fire originated or what the loss
is we were unable to learn as the facts
could not be ascertained in this city. At
the same time the house was burning a
stack of hay a short distance off was also
burned. 1t is supposed that it caught
from flying spark.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
HAiLRO4DS.
B1f BsInT3E TT3IE,iL.PlHiA, WILMINGTON ,
'"Al MORE RAIL ROAD.

A B.iLihr1,kiLPHIA, a. WILMINGTON l.
lMoRE RAIL ROAD.
kins NOVEMBER 27th, 1876. D.
''"' Will leave Wilmington as follows
s.diaaeiphla i az and Intermediate Stations,
Ipm IN. -O'i' d. ILL., z'oO, f.oo, ''ZV,
m. -'o-a d. H. l<'l4, lZ'fu,
s5Ole sss and Intermediate Stations,
/. S'l@9[e m ,D i and Washington, 1852, 1.55,
AM i' ~ ,L,I'' l'26, $40 p. m.
IN C Ca',,d aoi delaware Divisian, leave for:
''S'ie' 900, go. 9.35, a. m. 1.3O, $50,
II NH III! t.SO p. m. 0''''
"a, ann M ana Intermediate Stations, 800,
bDaao,,, SUNDAY TRAINS.
a, M 'Pila and Intermediate Stations,
b'ia"d,o'ior,~ IL ",' io~l' G,3O, p. m. ''0 '''"''0'
biihmaI p'la and New York, o.O2 a. m.
pr lmiSi Vte anu Washington, Il. 50, / .55a. m.
bred ,ntr ~ information passengers are
b. 'le time tables posted at the
H. +. X KENN.EY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
A Stray PISTOL B0lI.
1T CRASHES THROUGH A WINDOW CLOSE
TO A LADY's HEAD.

1T CRASHES THROUGH WINDOW CLOSE
TO LADY's HEAD.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Stevenson,
residing at No. $50 Market street, was
working at a sewing machine in front of
a window in a back room of the house,
and had just arisen from her chair to take
another piece of work, when small pis-
tol ball came crashing through the win
dow, and imbedded itself in the wall on
the opposite side of the room.
An instant sooner, and fatal accident
would have resulted from this careless
shooting, as had Mrs. Stevenson remain
ed sitting in the chair the ball would un-
doub;edly have pierced her forehead.
Aprompt inquiry revealed the fact that
the shst was fired by one of party of
small boys who had been loafing around
the club stables on Shipley street, below
Ninth. The boy was discovered and his
parents informed of his misdemeanor, and
he will receive proper punishment.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

THE CITY HALL GAS BILL.--The gas
bill for the City Hall for the past quarter
AGGREGATES $3.50 80. Mr.. Chandler, char
,1sn of the Committee ON Public Builds
ings, thinks this charge exhorbitant, \, and nf
is Comparing the bill with the bills OF
other large building, with view 10 Sc
curing its reduction.
SPECIAL LIcENsE.-The U. S. spec-
ial licenses for the sale of liquor and
cigars, for this year are now really : and md
may be obtained at the Internal Kew
enne office in this city.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. Wilbur ID; Bur
mite. member of the House OF repre-
sentstives Of the Delaware LegisiaSui!e,'
paid flying business ylsit TO VIII
mington, yesterday.
PoRr NRws.-The Governments Jug,
p;lori,n. arrived from the Navy Yard al
League Island, yesterday, loaded with ut n
lumber for the Harlan Il HollingsWorIn
Company.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
NOTICES..

Jacob ID. Winslow ! In Chancery of
Charles a. WinSlow, Delaware. New Cas-
Catharne ii Winslow tie County, SIS.
el; ~ tS. Cause OF Partition. .
A ND now, to wit, this nineteenth day of
N February, a. D., 1917 it appearing to
the Chancellor by the affidavit of Isaac
Grubb that George II. Winslow, one of the
defendants in this cause has no known
place of abode witlG$ this county, and can
not be served with process; that his place
of residence is unknown and no appear
ance having been entered for the said Geo.
IL. Winslow at the return of the summons
issued for him. 1t is, therefore, on motion
of Victor dupont, Esq, solicitor for the pc
titioners, ordered by the Chancellor that
the said George II. Winslow do appear be-
fore the Chancellor at his chambers in Do
yer, on Monday the 2lst day of May, A. D.,
1877, and show cause. if any he has, why
partition of the premises in the petition
described should not be made according to
the prayer thereof or that the petition Will
be taken pro confesso as TO the said George
H. Winslow.
And the Register is directed to cause a
COPY of this order to be published in the
DELAWARE DAILY GAZETTE, a newspa-
per of the city of Wilmington, in said
county, for the period of thirty days next
preceding the said Dist day OF May, A. D.,
1871. Attest,
aprl0-tmay12. Register IN Chancery.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
sale, $40. 30.


BASE BALL.-Lewis III. Talley, for
merly Of this city, but now of Erie, Pa,
is now on visit to his friends in this city
and reports that he is very much pleased
with Ere. He is engaged to play as catch
er of the Brown Stockings, of that city,
for this season. The following nine has
been selected Talley, c.; Phillips,
formerly of Allegheny, p; Smiley, for
merly of the Quickstep Amateurs Of this
city, s. S.; Knight, who pitched for the
Athletics last season, 1st b., and change
pitcher; Curry, formerly of the Quick
step professionals, I'd b.; Fisher, of this
city, Sd b.; Heifert, of the Reading Actives,
!. f.; Ressler, Of the same club, C. f,
Thompson, formerly of the Crickets, of
Binghampton, r. t, and change catcher.
The Club will start out early in May and
travel through New York State, Canada,
Michigan, Ohio, and several other of the
Western States.
Mr.. Talley will leave for Erie on Mon
day next. All the players of the club are
salaried, he receiving Sll per week and
his board for six months.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

a Council CAUcUs.-Last evening
the Republican members of Council
held a caucus, for the consideration OF
various subjects which will soon claim
the official attention of that body.
Among the subjects considered were
the choice of members of the Board of
Appeals, (who, under the new law are
10 be elected the first meeting night in
May) the various bills in relation to
Wilmington passed by the Legislature
the tax rate for 1877, and the choice
of several minor city officials who are
soon to be elected.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
STORM IN The TROPICS.

TROPICAL BIRDS BLOWN OVER INTO
GEoRGIA-HoUsEs BLOWN DOWN
RUMoRED Loss OF LIFE.
ATLANTA, Ca. April 8.
Sunday morning number of webtoot-
ed birds Of large size and tropical appear
ance were picked up in the streets Of At
lanta and with plumage full of sand,
They were blown here by the tremendous
gale that swept upwards from the ocean
the severest storm ever felt in this city.
Several small houses were overturned
and some rumors exist showing loss Of
life.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
Notice.

PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned for printing. three hun
dred copies of the Journal of the Senate OF
the State of Delaware, for the session COM
mencing January I'd, 1877, up to and inclu-
siye Of the sd day of Marcn, 1877, includ
ing an index to said Journal:
The Journal is to be printed in octave
form, on long primer type so as 10 contain
yeas and nays in line in compact form. as
provided in Section 4, Chapter 1, of the Re-
Yised Statutes of this State.
All proposals must De made IN m wrltlng,
The city of Wilmington, Delaware, on or
before the 10th day of April next, stating
the price per page, including all items of
charge for completing and delivering the
S,,nrlS MERRIS TAYLOR,
Clerk of the Senate.
Wilmington, March 26, 1S77-d3w.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

O'BRIEN's CIRcUs.-John O'Brien's
great circus will soon visit Wilmington
and travel down the State. The follow
ing places and times have been selected
for the performances: Smyrna, April Is;
Dover. April 10; Milford, April 20;
Georgetown, April 81.
ARRIVED. The iron for the keel of
new ferry boat to be built by the
Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Co., for the
West Jersey Ferry Company, arrived
to-day, and workmeD are preparing to
bend it for the purpose of putting it
upon stocks.
PosTPoNED-The suit of the Board Of
Health against the Odorless EXcavatinG
Company, for conducting operations
without license, ,which.was to have come
off before Esquire Hagany, last night
was postponed until Thursday evening
A Plttsburg editor solemnly swears that
the hind legs of a rat are as tender a.
those of frogs. He may eat rats, yor
may eat frogs, but l will take King
Good Samaritan Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
WestISser HPporf,

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHING TON, April 10, 1877.
For the New England and Middle
States, fresh and brisk northeast to
northwest winds, clear or fair wealth
er, rising barometer and stationary
or slight rise in temperature.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

US. DISTRICT CoURT.-The U. S.
District Court met this morning in regu-
lar session, Judge Bradford presiding On
motion of w. g. Spruance, ESQ.,, U. 5.
District Attorney, the election cases that
were carried over from the last term, were
certified into the U. S. Circuit Court for
the June term.
In the case of Calhoun VS.. Wilmington
Il Western r. r.. the hearing on the rule
to show cause why the prayer of the pc
titioners should not be granted was post
poned until Thursday next.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

A WISH AcT.-Street Commissioner
McCloskey had all the ashes removed
Yesterday that were gathered on the
Streets, to Vandever avenue, instead of
depositing it on the streets that are being
filled up He issued the order on ae-
count Of the high winds, which blew the
ashes in all directions, making It not
only unpleasant to the families IN the
neighborhood, but to pedestrians.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
From Over the Gable.
slegraph to the GAZETTE

By Telegraph tothe GAZETTE
LONDON, ENG, April ~.
Russia has sent an ultimatum to
Turkey requesting an answer regard>
ing the adoption of the protocol by
Friday. it is announced that. Germany
and Austria will not sent Am bassadoIs
to Constantinople during the pending
crisis.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10

ROBBERY LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
during last night or early this morning, a
thief or party of thieves broke into the
offlce of l.. G. Kent, lumber merchant, at
Me corner of Fourth and Washington
streets, andLstole several articles, inclnd-
ing blankets, whips, harness, etc. The
loss will amount 10 about SIS The party
was unable to obtain any money as 1t
was locked up in the safe. The robbers
effected an entrance by prying open the
back window.
The daily gazette., 1877-04-10
WAYS.

Moralists of every age have agreed that
the way to wisdom is the way to happi-
ness. Every sensible person believes that
the way to happiness is also the way to
health. For the way to health, see "The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Advis-
Ell" complete and reliable guide to the
happy home of this famous triad.