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The daily gazette., 1877-03-13
MEDICAL.
JUDGMENT OF THE PEOPLE.

During the past eight years the public
nave carefully observed the wonderful
cures accomplished by LENS
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. From its
stored TO perfect health after having ex-
pended a small fortune in procuring medi-
cal advice and obtaining poisonous medi-
cines
tonic. solvent and diuretic There is NO
disease of the human sy stem for which AL
LENS STRENGTHENISG CORDIAL cannot
be used with perfect safety.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-13

LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised:
;Z,ebley ~ TatnalI, New Castle, March IL
Ihos' l.. Talley, Jr., ,Bran'wine HID" II
Anthony Conrad, Christiana Hd,," IA
tA,htnony conrad Christiana HID, IA
Shertf sales, Michael Lall,,s rrnS 1,
The daily gazette., 1877-03-13

RoGERs & KINNEY,
AU CIVIL ENGiSpvo,|
omce, "a DELAWARE srp,.A
-,., NEW CASTLE, brl
The daily gazette., 1877-03-13

For sale by all Druggists, jans-lydaw
, 1877-09-14

probably help to teach them Of ono great error.
Some Of thotn nro now accustomed 10 hkeh
their struggles TO thoso Of the Abo;tfonista
who wcru reyiled and dcfen!ed 50 many
years, but who triumrhod III tho ond. OF
conrso there Is no possible parallel between
slavcry nn.s tho tnsto for drink, but VIC may
suggest ono striking difference. If slavery
had extended to ovcry Slate in tho Union,
ana II overy stnto hm1 got tho samo atoro ty
1t rs those Statcs which RccesIod mainly for
tho purpose Of nrholding 1t, does any ono
suppose Tint tho Abolition sentiment wonfd
over have prevailed as political movement? :?
II tho habit Of drinking woro confined 10 fif-
toen or nixtecn States, and tho Prohibition
fsts controlled nil tho othor States in ttlo
Union, md were fred by tho samo onthasi-
aatn mud possessed tho saino energy NJ tito
Abolitinnists, they might possibly ,nnko war
upon tho drinking s.ates Of tho country will,
sosno l,opo Of reforming then, with gnus, and
bnyonotH, md cannon. md grapo.Rhot, and
torrcdooA, md tho flrobrand. Until they At
tain this condition, however, they haro no
right to compare their politicat movement
will. tho anti-s1aycry movement before the
War
, 1877-09-14

Of tho organization, then tho organization
may justly CHIN to DO wholly opposed to tho
Commnnistic theories 10 which It Is 20 conf
dantly asserted NIL Of the so-ca!cd working
mons associations hre committed. The
resolutions adopted, M n Whole, might will,
great propriety bo adopted by Republican
convention, or tho convention Of nny pofiti-
cnl party. The resolutions alvocnto ~ tho
impartial enforcement Of constitutional law
(2) tho duty Of avory citizen to tako m nctivs
part IN politics {a) m hmoRt md efficient
administration Of Government (4} 1nain-
timing invio1nto tho purity Of the batlot-box;
~ opposition to ali sumptuary lnws; 10y
Government supervision Of nil railroads,
tclcgrnrha, insurance companies, udsavings
hunks !. ~ revision Of tho thrift, which
necessarily means n reduction; (s) opposi-
tion to special legislation or granting special
privileges {9) no grants or subsidies; {lO)
tho reconciliation Of silver; ny orpoal-
tiou to letting convict 1ai,or 1y contract; (ia)
establishment of tribunals of arbitrnt;ou Tor
adjustment Of 1ator questions (13) nil
rights to he held In snbjection to Inv and
(l4) all unlawful acts to be repressed by legal
+,>nn+,o
, 1877-09-14

Plevna proves to bo tho Turkish sebasto-
pol Of tie campaign Thus far. Such success
as has becn achieved by the assailants las
beon at fearful cost in killed aud wounded.
The assault Of Tuesday upon tho heights Of
Gsiyica resulted in their capture, but the
confession in tho Russian bulletin that tho
wounded number 5000, whilo tho lohaes in
killed cannot DO nscertained, show 1t
to have bcun IN expensive victory.
Tho Turks arc contesting tho ground
iucll by inch. only yielding up
tho onsworka % they become unsenable, aud
falling back 10 auother line Of dsfonses
equally strong and difficult to capture. Tho
Russians arc making Hlow progress in tie
reduction Of Plevna. but thoy are gradually
but surely narrowing tho theatre of opera
tions and approaching tho point whero tho
Anal struggle IL soon to determine tho fato
OF QaMAN paal,n'H nr1ny,
, 1877-09-14

CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY,

The Chicago produce markets were Irregular
anu tottlcd yesterday. Mces po X c1osca &c per
brl lower. at $la.A5 cash OF selgr October end
ST.. .071 scl!er tho year. Lard closed tsu,e
and unchanged. at Ss 70 cash or October and 81. 05
E5s. .01t1 seller the year. Meats cIoecl tame, at
hHc per for loose shoulders anal 7c for do short
ribs. Lakr freghts were lower. at 3Hc for corn 10
Buffalo. ltighw!nca wafc steady, at 81. % per gal
Ion. Ffour was In fair demand ana steady. Wheat
closed Nc higher. at St.o0S for September aud
g. Oh. for October. Corn cfosed xe 1owsr, at
44hc for September and 43Aac for October. Oats
claaed he lower. nt PKG canh md 24Ac for 0cto-
her. Kyc uas steady, at 50c. Bxsfey cloeed easy,
al H7c cash and Csc for October. Hogs were quiet
and 10G.5c lover closing at 81. 751dtI, 20. Cattle
wcre In demand. at 1o@h15e decline. sa1cs were
At 32.+0GG.2:+ Sheep sold ut 81. 25QD4. 72.3.
One hundred dollars In gold vostld buy s1o3. Is In
grccnbacks at tho close.
, 1877-09-14

-. ,, Par.
IT Ed"alu G2eicston Aas letn1neo HUN
h's Earopcan tour aua oeeh entho'sas1'ca't7 !"
e'.''o - ~. su.s' -. e.so~'n' ~,
Joaquin AA!eFs P1aS o. tne uan'ses ~.
sho sncccsa Of tho scason IN NEW 1oFk. Aehre
1tahkin ana w'fc have boon engaged 70 represent"
1ot iofty ~ceRs'
Joseph E. Johnston and Fitzhugh Lee,
nephews Of tho Confederate officers. asc learning
Tic tsne Of machlnst In tho shopa OF tho pennsyl'
ranta Company at Altoona.
Secretary Thompson Indignantly repels
tho s,sudc.ous statement OF the New Orleans 7tmts
that bo cannot swIu1 n there IL any ono thing he
can do better than another, It il swimming.
IT, E..,. 11ru7c,,, sou,-,,. - 3yc.
,,A.I. A4.a, 49,. Ao ..,s.a. =, w,. a..
s s,.",ssn a.. ~. ..'..s :. 70" ~ 1s..rm ~
Tbcaira comusuy. aud Mr, Z. r. rhorno belonss
10 the salno organization.
,rhon1,-, rr;,.,r ssh, -ot,,,,,n.7 l., ox,.r1eut
49,. -. 49,. u.'se 49," ~" e..S:",.., ~. IN
hsA..a .so4 ~ .uopIAl Wy easus"ss, ~ ,I"
~ aaasu. fiosses :" .no soe.sa'uJ W a.,
Nv AAa nse ~ NV W o.asss ri,
nsny, "nu1s .''s 10! WI te@''a oas sess e''
'''*'"se wv" "'' 'a'u''.
senate. t'oo1a sa'a III recent s".,al
s*'sa' ~ '.enu' 1ou ma't sc"en.os. 1.,a",. .u.
eu,ss"u " soa3sSH s"a WSssh' saa Joa' '' +.
ana my tnenas' ana sous 3'ts saa 'ae "onS.A ~
hope " mas9y' tnete ~ aos ooso'"1c' ~ sn1le' ~ ~
Immaculate peHeetoa IN mofe thaa s'uo .. ~
WV peop4s' sseh IL su's FeIy V'noous to"h'
Miss lIalon Nngill, daughter Of Dr. Magt|ls
psesident Ut Svaytbmore College. Ia the oply ladf
whn oyar was vradusted from thu Boston Isua
School, and who received from tho Boston unl.
, 1877-09-14

Tho thirtl annt'al Meenng OF tue AMottcnn
Banking Association opened Its session In
Now York on tho 18th inst, and plunged at
ol,co into discussion Of tho question Of
spocio resumption. Dy como extraordinary
combination OF circumstances, Mr. SrRwAnT
L, WoopFoRp. tho Unitca States Attorney
for tho occasion. That official delivered
prepared spoecl,, ouloglzing tie secrota.y Of
tho Treasury for his financial policy, but
what that policy Is tho District Attorney did
not oxilain; In fact, alr. sHknnAN himself,
not being able to tell what his own policy
ia, 1t could hardly bo expected Of WooDrosp,
who, outside OF moro partisan politics aad
opposing Ito other aldo, ia hardly able to
talk very profoundly On any subject OF
course, Mr. WooproRp thought that the
bankers shonid lind wisdom in party plat
foru.s, 70 ho told tho Conventions;
And now . few direct words on your duty 10 the
Government and tho peop.u In this matter of specie
.csumut{on. This Administration sIsnds pledged
to tho Convention tl,at placed 1t In nomination,
plc!sad 10 tioso who gayo 1t their votas, plelIcd
by tho assumption of III gtaso duties To I'LL people
Of Ill partlss In stts land. and at!l usoso pledged
by aycry suggestion Of commercial wiadoln Anl
commercial htnoF to all who Ia any lana hive dealt
with VI Or with thtA uor.snulsnt. 10 pay coin
cola coln-for every dollar OF gtrunback debt On
ana after Jau. l, 1870.
Itts needless to say TINT this ia purely imagi-
nary. The Administrations is nnsler no pledge Of
| tho kind. The Convention which nominated
tho President, RIO far from iudorsirg the Ko-
snupsionact. rufusod to do 20 on direct vote.
The legal expounler was wholly out Of his
line; tie plaoa autl the subject did not tnHtl%
f. theinsenton of facta. There isno pledge.
moral or legal, in any INV or obligation OF
tie Government, or in any resolution OK prem.
iss by The Republican or any otlor party,
that tls Government shall "pny coiu.goi,t
coiu-for every dollar Of groenback debt Oh
| aud after Jun. /. ls,9." Nor IL there
any Y,ledge Of that kind suggested "by com.
narciai wisdom aud commercial honor" Nj,
WoopYoRD was evidently not embarrassed by
any regard for truth. There Ia not = sylla-
| hla at law OF obligation requiring ,la pay.
n,ent Of any national debt In gold coin !" in
January, 1a7o, or At any other time, and We
may safely assume that no such law IL likei,
to be enacted hereafter.
Sit. Woopyoap, who evidently spoke oil
ciAlly, was not embarrassed by my oba'ga
tion 10 take notice OF fnota. lie sl'oke as u
might speak under tho iut!uence'ot success
sion Of cocktails, takiug vary warn, an'
rosy viaw of all things. lie could ses III
difficulty in taking up oil the greenbacks witt
gold, aud haa It occurred 10 him he woult
have as readily predicted that JoHx sHkHMAi
could I'ay the whole debt out OF his ovt
pocket. This gentleman did not stop Il
explain where tic gold to redeem all th'
greanbaeks was to come from; he did no
I stop to explain whether Mr. SHERMAN, whet
ho redeemed tho greenbacks, WINS to de<tso,
them or pay then, out again; aud II le pail
them out again, for what purpose le was Il
Issue them, anl low be was 10 get the Gols
, 1877-09-14

T1e proposition to ad.uit women to voice
In tbs selection Of vestrymeu does rot meet
with favor III the Episcopalian~ Con fention,
which Las ordered that tha mea sure lie
OIL tho tabla indefinitely. Tho fIr sex In
the Church is thereby relegstea 10 what
Canon KNOWLES spoku Of as t'thsa lovely
obscurity which tho true soul slo,>s could
appreciate" uua to the congeuial occupation
Of 'ruisiug babies for tho glory Of COP. "
II the women should ever laye vet and
Canon KNOWLES should ever 10 candidate
for bishop. he'll b. worry hs made thAt
6IxecA
, 1877-09-14

Senator Monrox haI rather m exciting
and complicated timo yesterday. President
IfA1Es visited him in tho nsorrdng and
cheered him with Homo expressions Of SYM
ruthy. and In tho afternoon LEN Duz1.xn
dropped In to cnst an eye on tho sufferer.
, 1877-09-14

Gov. Cu11oM and his coadj,,tora have gono
to Chester to aos for themselves whether u
worse sito could have bean selected for the
aouthern Peussontiary. II they use their
own eyes nna leave JAKE BuxNs speotaolos at
home, they will probably decide in tho nego-
Tive.
, 1877-09-14

1towAnp replied in vczy abort terms It is
sail in Washington that fowARp has given
no very grcnt amount Of satisfaction in his
motlol Of warfare, hut 10 long aa hc re-
mains in his department 8HEnMaN cannot
remove lin. hut If lie goes oil Lis reserra-
ton thcn tho Genoral may nrpoint son,o man
10 tako hia r!ace. between SHERMAN md
Chief JOSEPH, 1EowAnp is afforded an oppor-
tulitY fur n reputation,
, 1877-09-14

The greatest achievement In tho matter OF
railroad spoed on rocord in America WAS that
Of train on the Canada Southern Railroad.
which accomplished q continuous rim Of III
miles In l09 minutes.
, 1877-09-14
a Coustantinople dispatch contains this:

Turk who sycs sueerct1ca tn going w1,1le 3EnHten.
grin forces determined no TURK sl,oull 20. ltts
b.. stan osers compliant tue .. fa'h.
sleep, either" Turkish F.t1,as arc tho nost ex.
cc!cnt Of new hruous, when new In office, Hence
whllc, t!lu troops e0u1e ponrtng In. Esery dsT
soms new column arrives in ragged cnttom clothes,
IL uniformed and taught The difference between 4
hurried On ~ the front. The now cali IL for (A,.
900 men, nna The Villages ara scnlng up ths1F lAt
contribution towards u.
, 1877-09-14

Mr. DUANE DoTy waa elected snperintsnd-
ont Of Schools by tho Board Of Education
Inst night and 11r. E. @. DKLANo his assist
mt. For onco, vaulting ambition loaped just
about the right hoight~
, 1877-09-14

50 far tho merican team In tho interna.
t;onal rifo n,atch is nhosd. Tho f1st days
shooting Ecores 1,65E points for tho homo
organization, against 1,Goo for It's compotitor.
, 1877-09-14

Gen. GEORGE ". afonaAs, ono of tho crr,t
Dcmocrntic i4hatson ilendi'Rhts In Ohto. ia.
bccu proving too mitch IN his speeches, and f.
so embarrassing Tho int1attonists that tic stat.
Committee are considering tha pzovrlety Of m.
tirlr,g lin from the stump. Says u Columbus dls
patch 10 tho CINCINNATI Ha:tife:
There Is talk among tho - bnt1iontst,, r II ro,a
bharkA,t' etc., of circulating tien. OsnRnK ~ II
MnnaAN's latest speech ~ campaign document
The General 1rst provea inst lIe Republican priv
rurrcncy-nr what wae uscs' AZ currency "-stOp
COO uu6 In 1HI1 thrn de'nnnstrates ttat til lX1
VIC l,asl wonderful pto-rcrlty: According to d.
f;cncral, "a contraction Of $IlD0 out. 0AH,' va ~
followed by nse years Of "une exanrptcd ro.pcry'S
Again hc shows that fron Tho closn n the ar III,
1a7l tic Republican PARTY :. kept nt wusk nj H.
currency" heh tslc the rcl1ey of letting II alass
the ycarh tnngrcst kept trying 10 strengthen liz
puhlc credit: ets!1,e*, ase.aly impfoyeE: u sooa
rrcsson % ana paic fpiowed. Ts Scnctal s's sou. as
be employed ty tho cuntractionists.
, 1877-09-14

Tho Hutro Tunnel, INV approaching com.
pletlon, and which Is 10 open up mines on tho
Co,nstock lolo, In Nevaila. at n level Of 1,s0o
feet beneath the surface, has been bored ls,0W
feet, aud Is now within 5U0 feet of tho comblna'
ton shaft in tho casternmost working Of tha
Colustock lode.
, 1877-09-14

10 continue to redeem tbcm. These very
essential itons Of any selscno Of specie
payments were completely ignored by secro-
tary SHERMAN in lis Ohio declaration
OF his policy, aud Of conrso Woor-
FoRp WIS equally silent. The bankers
were un1nestionahty amused with tho can-
did ignorauco of Woopronp on tho wi,olo
subject, mud credited lis porfunctory
on1ogy Of BHEnMAS's policy for Just what It
wns worth.
Tho Bank Of Franco begnn its preparation
for spec1c payments by tho double process Of
accnmnlating coin nnd reducing tho amount
OF its outstanding paper. Tie result wha
tint public confidence wns SO grent that as
carly AZ 1871 thu bank notes woro wortl. in
Paris 99A in coin, md ontsitlo Of Paris wero
Mt premium. Tho work Of retiring notes
md accnmulat,ng coin has boen going on
over eineo On tho 18th Of August
The outstanding bank notes amounted
to 70,4sC,57S frnnca, and tho arnouns
Of coin aud bullion In Tho Bank waa
2,o12, ,G12,7c francs; the coin md bullion
on hand was equal 10 NJ por cent Of the pa
per money, md yat TINT Bnnk, which has the
unlimited confidence Of Franco md Of tho
nit Europe, docs not daro to resume specie
payments Mt present. Afr. Woopronp, how
ever, more wise, proposes and insists Tint
tho United Statos, with sslhn, ,000, ,on0 gold In
tho country, sl.atl resumo specie payments,
and take up, with gold coin, the$700, ,oM, 900
Of papcr money now in circulation. lie thus
furnished another illustration Of tho state
n,ent TINT " fools rusti in, etc.
In Tho whole advocacy Of tho Resumption
Inv by WoonroRp aud tho other speakers, It
was nssumod TINT tho Government WIS to
furnish nil tho gold neelol aftor january,
1879. So long rs gold Is to bo had at tho
Treasury, no man will buy gold Of tho brok.
ors every man wishing gold 10 pay Gus
toms, or to remit to Europe, or to buy ox-
change, will of courBo 20 to tho Treasury.
Tho gold wants Of tho country arp not less
than S175,Oo0,0o0 n year; but, M soon
AZ 1t can DO had on demand, a
largo sum will 10 hoareled. Tho banks
must protect their $500, ,o00, 900 Of pnper
with gold, or retire thofr paper, md It IL
truo, perhaps, that Tho National hanks
which arc most clamorous for gold rosamp-
tion arc those banks which lave already
reduced their circulation to the lowest sum
allowed By law. As s150, ,O0O, 600 gold will
not protect 300, ,oo0, 600 Of paper, tho paper
must bo retired, for specie payments cannot
bo nntnhlsa<d unless thoro 10 coin within
rcach equal to the whole sum OF tho paper.
An attempt to resume otherwise must provo
a failure,-a dtsgracoful, ca1amitous failure.
, 1877-09-14

Tho Massachusetts, Domocrnta yesterday
nouinnsod W1LI1Ax akxaos for Governor,
and adopted a platform which siovs with
ooncezn aud regards with alarm.
, 1877-09-14

Tho new Collector Of Customs takes p ones
sion Of his office 1T noon to-day, being tho tins
Mr.. JOKES Indicated wl,cn 1t would be agrecah'e
to him 10 t,,rn oycr Ills bvoks and papers. The
Louisville Courier-Joarnas tDt,n,) spcaks tins
handsomely of tho incoming o!]1rcr:
The President has appointed WtLL1Ax 1IkxaY
aea costot Sf az Gheaxo
place Of Evs-KtL LoSEst who, declining i 10.
lite rrlHrst to resign. has hccu suspended. Ths
will proye AZ popular. any the l'TcAsMt ha. eyer
1nado. 1lts qualifications aec "f MI exceptionally
high of.ics, III. tntsGrf,y y nnanesttoaci. while
personally lie ia The most ndm1snbe pf gentlemen.
knowing MIR. SM,rn thoroughly, ~ we DO. from !
uuullcr Of ycnrs 0l newspaper baafrcAs intimacy,
we eau congratulate tho Pfcsitcht Oh tito w'sdoa
nf hIa snlectIun.
, 1877-09-14
out to bo not 90 much n Democratic Victory =,
defeat OF the machine rtngsters, AAKoEnr, I'm,

Tho last election In this State WAS ono n, N.
har.lcst fought paltttrhl battles VII have hi ~. ~
mhnf ycarH anil whtlr 1t hAs resulted In cnnit,f
iny tho State In the hans Of t'e irn,nernt,c "1,,
II cnnnpt l,o considered ~ Victory aotcy in Z,
interest. hut wh0ly ~ rfcnt Ut what Is known ~
Kcnnbcan organization In n.rr ltand1. tic y 'nc ~,
conia have cHlly trcn rr'lee nr4, ami isennsnuu
nESr; hut the val of The i'tn:: was t, muck. ~
tha nnr way 10 ret rid ~ ii,"tn via to p,,,.a
tllfongh thu pasty. All doMbtt ahout thr e1rc;t",
Of tlcitocrntlc Mayor IT hi. city ur.. - ,n:t
~ wei1 a,sn that cnnueh stntc scnlt .rs m =.
semhiyIncn hare been elected by the i,r.,,cru in
Ete them % %na5"r!ty IN ths t.esi.!at'se. IN joint
senator HARuxxr Into retirement, II mt pui,,,.1
Oblivion. scversl arrcrts liava becn n,au Of ,,,,
In one OF two Of the prccincts Wy
, 1877-09-14

There is speek of var between Gems.
6AzIAAx and Howann. The former onaesed
tho latt.r 10 clean ont the Indians or find
k:u,ebody wko would, to which iua txuct1ons
, 1877-09-14
THE TRUE INDIAN POLICY.

war.
n.,r rnur ,rn7.v Do1,cv
A., W.,1,.,, Wrta,, nho hnvo 1oa 1ono
1oo,, ;,,n,;f;o1 will, +1o rn1;or ,,cace ,o,;cv'
1os r,a,,o n ro1v r.nort m, ,ho sn,;.ct lin
| T. t,,o cho;r,,o,, ~ = f,oum,ttco onnn;nte1
1,v t},a protortont E,;scopo, rhnrc,, s.to In.
ro,, w., ~, ~ liz n,vor,,,ort and II rccf3
I,o t,,o oss,., ,nco ~ tho oourta h, n1otcct.
n, I'm ,;,,1,,. ~ ,,,o 1nd,ors y arr wr,x,,e
r,o,, for ia or,ctorat;ou ~ t,,o cou,,;tion of
in, tIot ,.;ttnr lin ru,c,ior MIR .to xvar Dc.
nnr,ucnt ID ron,nc,cnt eenorn.e,v to tlcal
viii, those t,oulaca,no worIs Of tho nation.
| In snoccata tint ,hev ,,u,3ortako lilo tux
| con;o;r,ix I'm thfa ona In would ,,ayo an
,n,,s,rr,1ont Indian 1,,,rnau for4uct1 cau,,
,,r;s;nc ,r,a Secretaries Of lin rntcrior an1
Wor o,,f1 t.vo .,,,,ora t1o 1ottor tuo mem.
Inns 1vor,,1 In ,,o,o;nota,l bv lin rrt.i,,cnt
and confirmed bv tho Senate. and would
ho,,1 ofY,c. f,r Inn voors rn1oss soonor m.
,noyo,, fo- co,,so. !. nm wor11 la mn o,,;cer of
I'm amy NJ NH 1,,vor ra,1r ,hn,, Coforc,
ou,1 ,,,o o!hor n c,vi,,or. Tb,a un7co, wou]i
have III, .o,no kind and exteut Of authority.
wilt, n. o,yr ,,o,noiu- M ,ho 1iu],tho,,s,,
Doarl, fer instance, exercises in tho dis
cAnrga Ut lts peculiar t1uties.
somo objections 10 Alr. WE1sn's plan roasl-
ily suggest tlen,selyca. II Ia expensive.
Not That tho zalaries Of tho two now officers,
which are, 10 10 tho samo ~ now paid tho
| Assistant Secretary Of tllu Interior, would
L., :, ,,,,.;,o,, ~, N. Not,ona, ,,rrnsn,v lint
| exneric,,,a tenc.1cY that every J3urcnu antotls
,,,a,t, ~ ;n,;t,cnto1 o,u.nxes. nni7 oncnur.
a.. ....,;.,,. ~ ,,a4,. o,,1.,r ,.,,, ,1;,,,
| u.oS s''s s'."' " N ~
l hmm ~ 1nf.or 1trulvtnit4tv f.f}nHfifnraf1 nm
, 1877-09-14

GRIND Pacific Hotel cost $2, ,0Oo, 600, having
been lniI. by company nttcr tho fire to add
an attraction to tho city that 1t Was furnished
at a cost Of $35o, ,00o; and TINT It WAS sold
ont, aftor n fow months, for $110,0o0. Tho
facts nro these: Tho l,otoi WAS twice built,
--onco before the fro and onco afterwards
The total cost Of both buildings scarcely OK
ceetling *l,000.000; tho hotol was noTer
SOLD ont, but tho lcase passed from one mall
agemont to another, nni tho new proprictoFa
arc making n fnir percentage on their invest
n1ont. Tho Palmer Houso In Chicago, which
IN said by tho Tins writer to have cost
81, ON, 900, ccst In reality but 81 800, 600,
and 1t yields an income Of S150, 0,o00 per mn
NUN. If gosafps like the Times writer will
lcavo Mr.. PALMER a1ono, llo will within n
few years c1car OF every dollar Of incum-
branco on his property, md ba n wealthier
man than over. The difficulties Of
tho Sherman md fremont Ionsea aroso
not from want Of patronage, but
from excessive mortgages placoa upon
them to provide means for rebuilding,
aud In both instances, wo believe, thero has
Of late been decided improvement In buai-
ness, no that tho proprietora hope before
long 10 got baok their own with interest.
An inquiry that naturA11y suggests itsotf in
tlis connection is: How hnvo tho Chicago
hotels managed to do bnsinoss at n profit
whilo MI shout ttsem similar establishments
have closed or gono into bankruptcy Tho
explanation is, that they anticipated hasd
times by reducing prices, enforcing regime
Of stric! economy, md receiving permanent
boartlers OF very low rates in tho uppor
stories. Whilo the rites for tho best rooms
arc ar high as In tho Eastorn hotols, nccon,-
modations cnn DO obtained at prices within
tho limits Of tho most motlarato purso. A
sliding scnlo iB in operatio, nj tho lnrgo
hotels, and, as tho elevators arc In constant
motion, traveller 1nny tako sky
par1or without feeling that 10 has purchased
part of tho real estate. Tho
economy in management, while 1t is not
obtrusivo, Is sovare, md results In M eaor-
NOUS annual saving. Money is not thrown
away on vulgar effects, but verything is
1ono to soenro tho comfort Of tho guests that
q reasonable tas.o could demand. But the
most important feature Of Chicago hoto1-
management is tho keeping Of permanent
boarderB. nooms can be RecurnA at tho
leat1ing hotels at rates less than aro charged
at the most fashionable boarding houses, mud
the number of boartlers probably exceeds by
far tho number in any othor city Of the
Union. Such guests are kept ut compare
lively smnil expense, and they fiji roo,ns
that would otherwise 10 vacant. The small
profit derived from each oua Of thcm makes
tho aggregate iargo E,m, which goes far to
pay tho daily running expenses In tho dill
season. These are Tho cslsos Of tho pres-
ont prosperity Of thu Chicago hotels. Il the
BANJO principles Of management woro adopted
throughout the country, tho proprictors
would in many instances savo themselves
from ruin, while they would contribute iu
no small degree 10 tho comfort Of tho public.
, 1877-09-14
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n1cV1rkte'A ThcntrAs
Madison street. between State and Dearborn. En-.
gageuaent OF Edwin booth. ''Drut1s." NtsdAnnea
Epn. Price, Tanner, ctc.; MeAn. pouth. Wheeiock+
FeAFAou, etc,
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wAunASsIA AM topGE Ne Ho. lto 4 F: t9,a A. II. T..
snnic Hail. No. 10 Monruest. Waiting be sthten
daily Invited. ]. e. HOWELL. ScC'Y.
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Exposition Ruild1nks
Michigan &renuc, oppoaits Alatus street. fnstf'
Ekata Industrial EEpokttou. Day md evening.
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Randolph strees, tctwrcn Clark md LAsAlle. En-.
esgement OF Lawrence Barsctt, "Iachelleu." Ars-
dames cuntntns Foster, etc Mcmra. Barrett, uEe!l
Tttce. ETC
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