davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-01

Sd bin tuietsr better ais ID is srtpartete u
ptrpen, ldreibt Ybil. Npf. Salsmpile, Wtse.,
eant Dr.. Mueut aSntsS pambursn
Erspfsn. Sd lit LANCE an 5sraflopfsn uns
lpa apst gler3te 3u &atbe, pbne paB t@ ginetr'
una trbielt. SH sntidlc6 mid, bic pambur'
psr Iropfen tss DR.. Musult Ronis ~ asbrau.
DIN. Gott aur Gbrs unb DR.. Nusult 8Sntet
6amburser 3rppfen gum &ubnte muB tt IA
gen, bab mir b%islsIbsa nasias @siunsbstt rts
6ereabtn.
, 1877-05-01

Grinnerungsfeier beS WfalerIiirlfet Yefer
Yanl Rubens at, rbaltett geoenft.
- cir Gomaro Thornton nitro 9e9en
Mlttc Stat mad Gnelanb abreilen uno erlt
mad eint9en Wionaten nah Nalbtr9ton 6uf
febren.
= Dem ueuen Mbrebbuh bon ct. 9ontS
aufolae hat iene Stlot eine BepDlferun9 BON
5O1,489 Seelen /; bel Der u~ulduglt ltattaefnrl.
bell.n Wsanors pobl Dab ct. 2ouiS 40,905
Stlmmen ab. Yhilaoelpbia CAB bel leiner
Wauorsuabl I'm Eebruar ,. s. 1918 Stims
men ab unb iolte baber, benz IN ct. 8oitS
anaenommeneu Yered1nungsfub 5ufol9e, nitt
,uerlqer ais ], 3S3, 529 @inipobner baben, nno
bod permohte Oiapor gtofleD's Yolt3el TIM
Dtdr, D. 8. mir etrpa $4,000 Seeleu berauss
,u,a6eu. ST nun oas III ct. 1onls befolgte
y retnungsipltem oas rthtt9e, 10 bat ent'
rpeoer Die NV1ilaoelphier ToltSei bet ibrer
3dblunq pole $50, 900 Seelen iiberaanqeu,
ober aber mas bot man BON ben abgestb,z
ueu liz, 179 Stimmen al benfen?
Gin einfader 8ettungsapparat
BET Seners9efabr. @tn 9otelbelleer
in &blcaQo bat elnen Contract sur VeIbaf'
lung eiues &ettungsapparats fur ieoes 3lnl'
mer ieineS 9aules I'M Sal elner ausbreden'
oen 5euersbrunit abseidloiien. Derielbe
b ltebt eiliaf aus elm IN ltarfen banteren
Seil, an benz in 2wiidenrdumen bon ie orel
5ub &uoten ausebraht limb. Salelbe plro
mlttellt eines Rlnses uno e%llerner ,Nts9el felt
in ben 6ubbooen oeS l3inmers einsslaiien.
I'M Cube ,otS Seiles beIiuoet llti cine Quers
ltan9e, bic bon benz Htttungsindenoen alS
Sls uenubt meroen taI,n, uno lber oerlelben
lino fleinere Stride uno 6iemen augebratt,
nit beneu ielblt Sdu9llnge fetseihnaat NIB
pom Seniter bi~nab9elalien meroen tonnell.
Seoes SeI reitt bis gum Srottoir binab.
Ser einfade 4pparat miro in jeoem 3tlnnter
III eineu 3lerlihen Rafteu aus ihpar3em
8alunBbolS elnaeftlofen ietn llno pirb n,ht
perfeblen, bel ben @dlten beS 9aules, oas
9efibl Der Slherbeit Su permebren.
- Sn Gnslano itarben fir5lid suei
bemerfcnsmertbe Srauen: Wtrs. @arollns
@bisbolu, Die ourb tire @otoniI ia ion89es
ieuldaften ii6 einen melt perbreiteteu
Guf ermarb. 0iele oiirftise Yerionen
%fonnteu lider burd otcie @eieuidaften
nad A~ultralien iiberlieoeln uno faaoen
bort Sdut uno 6ortfommen. Die 5lpeite
5rau 1T Wtrs. ytaliau @enior. oeren
Arbett an ben Nrbeitsbal iern bonn 9rOBten
Se9en be9lettet mar.
, 1877-05-01

perIun.n, ii. an MppetiAoFsssit unt @itsr.
wilsn ssstn Speiisn lt,psn, ilnb DIR. Y Ne.
RSntafS pambur9er Grsptex gu
empfeblen. perr Matbias DrabpbsL BLUE
@prins, Neby ftrsibt bariber. Mein Gater,
Idon bod i'm Glitter, perlpr ieinen Mppetit uni
bate 1osar einsn WiperwiQem eessn Spsiien.
mas ibn fsbr fdwa1 unp unb lsibenb rtatte,
Au1 infer !3urepsn esbrau4te u DR.. gusul
RSnia's 5amburger Irppfen3 Der @ppetit febr'
s suriid, uno sr fibIt nun Gin gang anSsrsr
Mtnl@ ~ fem.
, 1877-05-01
Die GIaf1s

hamburger Trppfen"
toltst so Gents, Oper Inf Glai&.n
Dollars, fiAb In allen beuti&en
Mpotbstsn 3u baben cper perpen cielel'
Zen mad Gmpfane bss @elpss fret mad
ousn Ibsilsn Der 0ereinisten Staaten
Serlanpt. Man aprsiGre:
A. vogelcr g. Co.,
Baltimore, No.
, 1877-05-01

perr @tas. bauptman, Silver ycint. 81. s.,
te3sust tpie folst. SD lit felt att Wpben an
S&wdas uns sopfl@merasn. ensd unpsreau.
libttit bsrsursebra&t. 1ur& ben @ebrau@
Spu DR.. Musuf 4bnts's 3amturstt
Trspfen bin ID @ptt (st Danf tptseer 70
teit bsrsefelt bab Id metnsn alien 9el&af'
~ttsansen nieber i,a6seben fann. S1fann ba'
btr bielt Weptsin Wasn bstsns tntpfsbItn."
, 1877-05-01

1srr @tsif In Ouanbasc 9ia. MiE, ttsfIt
uns nit, Sd lit felt sWsi Satrtn an elmer
bDsartissn GIe6tt, bic alien Wittsln ,ptberitano.
Da setraudte i'd msbrere Woten lang DR..
MuguR 8Snis's 8Snts's 3ambur-
serIrppfsn mad 8ori9rift anb wuros
bon bteltm bSsartissn Geiben SoQlaneis sebstlt.
, 1877-05-01

Der Dapf elmer Tamilte.-S& nas
saetne Grau fassn Sbnen ben srS6tsn Dans fl,
Or. Masuf RSnts'S p%ambnr8ts
TrspfeM, f6reibt 5err Sobn pOtt, @enspa,
SQ., benin bteielben baben uns SrObe Daenlts
sswislsn. Wis ladsn biz 1rOpfsu ui@t msb'
aus9eben.
, 1877-05-01

Dto Mcno Goleee.- Naecn, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Mu8uf 0Bnts'S - N :
Burger Erppfen 6np BON ansse3eidnetss
Wirfuus unb besbalb nabeau unentbebrlit flu
MID. tb Nep. Batter B.SS. Mebmana.
, 1877-05-01

@essu 9autsrantbsiten unt als ttnretnis.
leiten, tuel1e ptrborbsnem 8lut entiprineen,
fno DR.. Musuf aSnte's 9anaburstr
Erupfen Elm gang auss0sianstes Nittel,
benn fe tnb bic befsn Blutreiniser. 81
Streitt nerr Subu. Geprse Boesnl@as Ia Sc
mont, So. M u't
, 1877-05-01

.tVIr s IT - ~
Gin sutts Mittsl sssen Golil unS 2eibi&nasr'
zen inb DR.: NusHf 8Snte's 9ambur.
Ger Grppfen, fdreibt 9err Mttael WetL
Miibapasa, 9nS~ hsan b~isisIbsn bsIfsn aussn'
tlidli&. -t41H
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ktNN ~ E.-...:: 80. - 10
!. ALnA N.gS. E.,E - a. "a.
xarfifhs Trenben.,oa

ehltHWs osesf'.NsntlQas
triumph! Die tiirtif6e Station
@iro neu cioi1iiirt e
Yarlamentariib ipirb u idon
Sa Stanbul flott reatert.
j So, iuas Sbr guropder habt,~
SIT aud nus sesonnt
ytur, .oab man uiele 0inse bier
@un ipenig anoerS nennt.
Som bBismard" ipr,ft bas Abenolanb,
8eifuns beiBts 81 robuesir RI.
@as ySrbnungSrn Der 0eutIhe
11eunt, SIS
SeiEt uS q # onnabe" bier.
Ser ottomauiide @inbtborf,
9lls nS 0 t q" rings befannt,
hub mas SIR nit 80 a unfe" metnt
@iro nMufti" bier senannt. 5r
So ielbt bas Sauptitiid febtt uus nidt,
Ser meltlihen &ultur:
Sn Srombers beiBt es r3eugnib
5man9",
Sn Stambul yieibne Sduur".
go sos Der @eiit Der neuen s3eit
@roberno bet uuS eu: .
Sellsteit, o sellsfeit,
Sin Sirfe ieet 81 letn!
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Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud =
Iettes nnb sr0btes.
0efabr!!!

ober: @srlpnnpetta benz Saus zines Sreunbes.
Dries ppneneetite Wsrf bieies @tteranen Der
Nmerifanilbe GiterotIr D1t dis Gorpurf einen De.
%8enltano, Welter oas lociole Seben unleres aeiummten
Bottles beriibrt uho 9iebt eiueu lAretliAen ~leberblid
iiber llebel, weides es b~losieat. MuRercreentlid,
ipennene une aufresene, iuiro es BON Mlen nit
Seai!roe 9elelea peroen. Snmitrirt une idpn se'
rumeen. gSlr ino entlblollen, oas Vuh III leoer Jas
mile oes Sanoes einjufiibren UNI ~otteriren nod ME
easewslene Sprtbeile allen mGnnliheu uno ipeibli'
den Sublerlbentenla mmlern, g1ir ~perIansen LIBERAL
M9enten uuo lditen gratis aui Terlangen 8eoiu9uns
en- uno belhreihenot Girculare. 3. NJ. Ztpeear'
u. &c., 723 Gbetnut Str, pbIa.. sg42mj.
, 1877-05-01

SD Bin "a Sabre alt unb rar - trans,, bab
I'D fetne Speile raebr Sertrastn tpnnte. f1retbt
PER- peter &lemens, 2ittle DrIeans, Wep. Sd
nabrt DR.. Mu8uf 3Suteb bamtur.
ser 1rspfen unb bin nun uteber ni9t nti
gang bsrssteat, ieuperu fuble mid StsI traftt
Ir als fraber. 91 !
, 1877-05-01
300. ViQu0s uuO DraelH,

300 Yianos llrlo Orgeln,
neu une aus ~aipeiter Samb, Don JabrifanHn er,
tier Rlafie, ,peroen 3u nieoriseren prellen Tur9alD ooer
4pl1lav -Saslunsen, ooer rur Wtletbe III Staot uno
Hano. EaDrenD oleler barten 3eiten nno Der 6eiertaSe
p~ertault, als ~oielelbe1 le queer ii: Yiew yort o1erlrt
purben. Mgemten ueran9t UNI WaterS neue Scale
Nianos mnc Gpneert.Drsein gu .persuufen. 5uu.
ltrlrte @atalose per polt uerlanbl. Cute 9eolm9uh9en
Heitlldye, Hir1en, GDSeM. S1uIen &C., 4QD25no-
, 1877-05-01
Npatt'S &ebenS'S aliam.
Sin mebialutldheS YNunbcr.

Sin meoi3lnll1es WunOcr. ats i.
Ghtumarts mus. aIeuralsla, stu IN tprera l&limntsa
Staetuna, Scrpieln, ashiss.&rantbttt, @rqtptlas, stts
WeiUwure une bic tNitm misn d6u4 son blattrantpst.
ten, srSss S&wa&e, Qsber: UNI. .ytttrsnletpsp, W,ns.
wurm ie. 3e. wtro .Iuft BefttmnsttRe burp bieieai Hputs
ausr 9teinisunasmitlsI 8tpetlt. Dsrielbt TT 8ws'sup'
9unpsrttauisnpe ppa 5aaen sepalt unp ear,rr nsss,
wsnn naG Weritrifl ssnpmmen., Sf elm lt&erss pei
mtttl pm Stint In ID auen tslbaren 5ausn, eurtrI ps
@fau.ttsn oltsa WslaWars, islDlt NO Ger an9Gsa l1Vu sH.
ppatrs eebens.gatiam eusirte 5srrn 8. 3. asa.
pap, Ira8poen I'm part-1beater gu Srpptlpn, ". H..
POM drpnif1en Mtsamatismus, nateem berfelbe gene
@rtpl8. non ben periu8li1lien, Asr,tea Surppas unp
Nmer,fa's utbanbtlt wprpsa mar. fi-t HEfT II
ppatts xebens.S aIiam eurtrte 5errn q. o.
5el9. Dedmauer stp. III Wtaptlpn Str., ppn s,nem
8eIlprltbtn Vsittrur, aa6pem er is1s utpaaW I'm
Srea0wap Spipttal mar unp bort ais %unpstlbar srl!arl
murbe. Nt' "N
Spatt's 2ebsns-Balfam BETTE S.rra 5aeOb wptp,
StEce Ytp. 242 WresniptG Ctr, ron euent i%erptulplen
Wsl&wure, wobstl pie 5aulntB i&pn Bite aaf ben xnvQen
s~epruneen mar. Serr ". bat pabrenp Is Jabrea uae
s~slbspsnsr Ssiluna tsine Dtspsrbplune Der RraaIssti
%trrabren.
ppatts ..eebens.g alfam -ea,trts Ssrrn gDtutam
Springer, .ye. 1853 Brppme Str, p~plfanpts sSn sat.
%3uneettu, Hbeumattsmus 10 ernaltGer Nrt, paB etrltlet
ben Istlt rss arantsn f&pn perwtrrt bate. D1 vs.
nannis fSnnts Mot ieine panp gum aspfe srbsbfn xnt
mar tpdtrenb ereter Wipnate ans Bett 8etehtlt.
Bu babtn In Der 5aupt,SfEee, 246 Granp Ctr, xxt
sst apOtbs;sra i'm aaGsms'nsa. au II per 5IaiGs. Sss'
6lalhtn s.. wa h "a
ppatt's berabmte . ell mttteI fl b: ssss.
$5patt'S uuisblbarsr esbsns. ealiam W $500.
ppatts IA b., prtpslt farisr 9etrns. BALKAN, ~
sl.25. - Spatt's Yulmpnie BALKAN pbsr Der SGwlne.
iaGtteen Nrsuap, sa st.0O. = Spatt's SpiB ltui.
msnt u~nfsblbar far sstesn anp S6msrasn ieeer art
ju 30 Gents. Spatt's Snsa, Sur fur @rtdliuns
Npptwsb, Snhusnta, 0atarrp, 5u % sc.
QDtnu ebtee ariitslniSt in surer apotbeis ptcr an ~.
rent Ylase tu baten inp, 70 penet man i'd brett asas
&entral Depot, 246 Wranptr., u. y.
Gcmtn 3. ppatt & 60. Gisenttlme.
llsbsraa btu per @rprss vsrfatdt bsim paIbsr
DuSene. f3m2Uiun
, 1877-05-01

0foertcn Cine ppnfdneise @efd,id,te ppn
NYtllltu. Wenniplpanten. 0uoi Der eritea 4a.
UerlaH9G. GOrnea,, L. L D. Nabssu 600 arobs
Oftau. seifen. lleber IS SluItrationen. Seine uoas
ftdnoiae Geididte unleres staates lit lett einem bat=
BEN Sabrbunoert oer6ffentlidf poroen. gaenten tuer.
ben bel Ginfibrul!s oieies prddtisen sgertes bsr5lid
pi1fommen aebeiBen lperben. Cine ieltene Gele9ers
belt. 9Bir u~erlansen Naenten in ieoem 9otpnlbip
Streibt iofort UNI pone Ginielnbeiten uno Muspab
beg Ierritoriums. NDreTe: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. no. 2O4 lib Glfte g tr. y
tabelpbfa. 4gD Ism
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

arrest OF Thiet.-A esterday detec
tives W. e. Woodward, OF this city, and
Yoeder Of Philadelphia, arrested at No.
$50 South Nineteenth street, In that city.
Bessie Curly, on the charge Of various
robberies in this city. The charge was
preferred by Mr.. l.. II. Coke, By whom she
was employed short time ago, and after
she had left the family discovered that
she had taken with her various articles
among them being two sheets and .
counterpane.
When arrested Mr.. Woodward found q
number Of pawn tickets upon her person,
issued by N. Isaacs. Upon repairing to
that gentleman's establishment, he OBJ
tained three packages that she had
pawned, which contained quantity Of
ladies and children's underwear, napkins,
knives, silver spoons and numerous other
articles.
She was brought to this city and given
hearing before Esquire Brady, who
committed her in default of $500 bail.
A number of the napkins and silver
spoons, have been recognized by Mr.. d.
James, rs belonging to him. There are
number Of other articles awaiting
owners at the sffice of Esquire Brady ,and
those who have recently missed any
articles from their household are invited
to call.
Mr.. woodward is deserving of much
praise in bringing her to justice, as she
mas committed number of thefts.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
A HEAVY FAILURE

SPRINaFIELD, ILL.,, November s.
Carydon Weed, of Bloomington, has
filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy, with liabilities of 81, 800, 900
and scarcely any assets. Mr.. Weed
has been loaning money for other par
ties on Illinois farm mortgages, guar
anteeing the interest and principal Of
the loans. The securities having
shrunk to nothing, he is left between
the real creditors and the insolvent
depSors. Among his creditors are the
Etna Life Insurance Company Of
Hartford, $27O, 900; T. Tatinger, Of
Waterloo, N. Y, $l20,0O0; Hiram
Sibley, of Rochester, N. Y, $685.
600; Henry Ideson, of New York
city, $58, 900; J. B. Johnson, of SEN
eca Falls, N. Y $4,000, W. R.
Balm, of New York city, $4,000,
and others for smaller amounts.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
A FAMILY FIGHT OVER POLITICS

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-John Lee, of No.
2S6 Mott street, was committed, in de-
fault Of 500 bail to answer the charge of
affair originated in a misunderstanding
concerning politics, the father being an
anti ti-Tammanyite, and the sou an adher-
ent of Tammany Hall. Shortly before
the closing Of the polls on Tuesday, Lee,
ST., endeavored to persuade his son to
vote for the combination candidates.
John repelled the proposition in language
more forcible than polite, and quarrel
ensued The son, arming himself with a
sharp iron instrument, struck the elder
man crushing blow ON the head, render
ing him powerless. The brutal son was
soon after arrested.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
FOURTH EDITION

Arnuseneats. Is again eall
ed to the fact that Mr.. and Mrs. w, j
Florence appear at the Grand Operi
House Ia this city Tomorrow evening "
the famous play entitled ~7he Mighty
Dollar" "Mr. Florence has created The
character of "Hon. Bardwell Slote," and
Mrs. Florence as "Mrs. General Gilfiory,
Is irimitable. The A1Mighty Dollar" Ia
hot q comedy; it Is rather q comedy
farce, and It Is so well balanced that all
the parts are reasonably good. Ii you
would enjoy laugh-a hearty, genuine,
spontaneous laugh-you shoul see this
play. For our part we think the per-
formance is worth two or three times the
price asked for 1t. The play teaches an
important lesson. 1t is a wholesome sa-
tire 1t is a rebuke to coarse familiarity,
to wrong doing, to snobbery. TO dishon-
esty, to slang, to vulgar pretention and
to meanness. In point Of fact, we re-
gard it as a great moral lesson. And,
be it remembered that the Florences will
make you laugh; indeed, will make you
roar, at the same time giving the best
practical lesson against meanness, cant,
hypocrisy, treachery and amusing preten-
sion and humbug." II
The Dayand Week of Prdyer.-Y oung
men are urgently invited to attend church
services next Sunday morning and even
ing. In the evening, the pastor will
preach sermons to young men, and we
trust they will show their appreciation Of
the desire to benefit them by being pres
ent. At any of the churches young
man will be heartily welcomed, and greaG-
ly profited. We do not desire any one
TO leave their own church, they will
hear q grand, good sermon at home and
it is their duty to stay. After church
service, or, at about 80 o'clock, a gospel
meeting will be held in the Second Bap-
tist Church, to which we invite our friends,
come if you can. The meeting will not
be held no longer than an hour. Mon
day evening the Rev. Enoch Stubbs and
others will address the meeting at Han
over Church.
Hand Mashed.-On Wednesday a. Will
lard S. Wilson, q brakeman on the p.
w. h. B. z. B., was In the act Of adjust
ing car coupling at Delaware Janstion
his right hand was caught between the
bumpers and badly mashed, the thumb
being broken and the fingers and palm
laid open to the wrist. He was taken
to his home No. 420 Spruce street, and
Dr. Kane being called in dressed the
wound. Ha
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

Change Of Time.-On and after Sunday
next, several important changes will
take place in the running Of trains on
the P. W. & B. 3. R. The p. m. train
now leaving PhilHdelphia for this city
and the $40 a. m. train for philadelphia
will be Withdrawn. Tho p, M, on Sun
days, out Of Philadelphia will remain Is
at present. ..I'
The New York and Washington express
which leaves Philadelphia at ll.60 .. M.
daily will be changed to ll.3O as formerly. ].
An exGa train win be pnt on 10 be known
as the Southern express, and will leave this
city at 6.44 .. m. daily for New York.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
FIFTH EDITION.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
MBrriNG OF SUNDAY SCHOOL rnkcHnR'
AT CENTRAL cHuRcH. o.


The meeting Of the Sunday school
teachers of the Presbyterian church, and
other denominations at the Central Pres
byterian church was well attended both
during the afternoon and evening. az Z
The exercises OF the afternoon needing
were opened by Rev. DIR. Nixon, pastOr
of the Central church, who stated that
the object of the meeting was to further
the Sunday school work, and bring the
teachers into closer intimacy with each
other. ~
He then annouced the question for de-
bate as being "Why are there 30 few con-
versions in our Sunday schools Z" and
stated that DR.. T. j. Aiken had been
expected to open the discussion but that
he was unavoidably detained.
The discussion was then opened by
Rev. Mr.. Marks, who was followed by
Revs. Stevenson and Snyder. AT the
conclusion of their remarks the pastor
induced Miss Lcring, lately missionary
at the Smyrna mission, who made q short
and pointed address. ..ft.
In the evening the exercises were
opened by singing, followed with
Nj. Purnen, President of Delaware
College was then introduced and deliver
ed anadmirable address onSunday schools
and lts effects on the national govern
ment At the conclusion Of Mr.. Purnell's
address, Rev. Mr.. Runner addressed the
meeting upon the subject of the "Teach-
ers Consecration." After Mr.. Runner had
closed, Rev. Mr. Mallory of Chesapeake
City, stated that as several speakers Of
other cities had failed to be present, he
moved that the Institute close its sessions
last night, and not continue them to-day
as was expected.
The motion was adopted, and the meet
ing adjourned to meet in six months
from date in Chesapeake City.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN PRoPEs-

SUICIDE OF A GERMAN PROBES
soR.-Prof. Herman Hirst arrived
in New York from Germany a few
days ago, bring letters of introduc-
ton from several persons of distinc-
ton in Europe, but having only a
small amount of money with which to
supply his wants until he could pro-
cure a situation. He procured a
room at the New England Hotel and
sought for employment among the
various schools and institutions of
learning in the city His search was
unsuccessful, and he found himself
without work and with only 20 cents
in bis pocket. Overcome by despon-
dency he took large dose of Paris
green in his room. Tuesday after
noon, and died before hss condition
was discovered.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
TALE OF A GAMBLERS VICTIM
|soNrrHfEe Fos rHE Parry OF ekSAr
"MoRAL .IDEAs" AEp THEIR v

|soMnTHfNG Fon THE Party OF CHEAT
=, "NoRAL. IDEAS" ANp THEIR
tFrom the New York weekly Union.l
An Irishman from the county Of Wex-
ford landed at q Southern port. Hswent
TO work, saved money, kept sober, be-
came respected and started q small bust
nesr. His fellow citizens admired his
pluck, respected him for his good quail
ties and exemplary life and helped him
on by encouragement and patronage.
He began to gain ground. Working day
and night, always sharp and active in
body and mind, he rose steadily In COM
mercial circles. At the age Of 2S be was
worth $4,000. He weot back to Ire
land and married his old "sweet-heart. {"
Together they commenced life in Sayan-
nah. Two three children were born to
them. 1'he sunshine Of love and pros
perity frightened their happy home.
The business affairs OF this Irishman
required him 10 come North to purchase
stock. He raised all the ready money
available, $11, 900, intending TO purchase
goods. he came to New York, visited
Saratoga, met some Southern acquaint-
ances, and in an evil hour consented 10
visit John Morrfsey's "Ciub House.
There, iazzled by the appointments and
lured by the surroundings he went into
''the game" In three days from that
time his $11 900 were gone.
He went home to his wife broken
hearted man. His capital gone, his mo-
ney lost; his home had to be sold. His
refined young wife was driven 10 menial
work to support the three bright chill
dren. The illfated husband lost heart,
courage, and was utterly broken down.
good for nothing. He drifted to this city.
He was in rags. He met John Morrisey
one day, told him he was q poor man,
hungry and almost naked. Mr.. Morrisey,
after fleeing him Of $11, 900, gave him
$40. This young lrishman was one day
well of. He would not have needed to
have charity thrown to him, like bone
to dog, but for the misfortune of being
decoyed into gambling away his savings
at the gorgeous club house. Mr.. Nor
risey Is said to be charitable, but God
only knows the agonizing tears Of blood
wrung from the hearts Of poor, desolate
wives and mothers, such as this young
Irish wife In Georgia, by the blighting
disasters which his line of business ne
cessarily distributes among homes such
as that lrishman's home In the South.
To receive aid, charity is q painful neces-
sity a. best; but to remember the pangs
and sufferings of the wretched beings,
made wretched by the loss of their all in
such places as those which MIR. Morrisey
runs, increases the bitterness of soul.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CASES

COLUMBIA, s. c., November g.
The motion to remove Smalls' case
to the United States Court was ar
gued by council to-day, consuming
the entire time of the court. Judge
Townsend overruled the motion for a
transfer.
The prisoner, Smalls, is indicted
under a State statute enacted by q
Republican Legislature for offence
committed while State Senator. The
case was fixed for Monday.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09

South Carolina juries are exercis--
ing their deliberative faculties upon
such distinguished subjects as Con
gressmen and State Treasurers.
The terrible offence of receiving a
bribe can never be condoned by sen
sitive Southern consciences. They
reserve their mercy for such trif.
ling crimes as are punished with
protracted Imprisonment or the
death-penalty in other portions Of
the world.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
I'D. HI. GOYLE q CO,
General AuctiOneers
NO. 4E. FOURTH STREET

80 No. e. FOURTH STREET,
Are now prepared to call sales of real es-
tate and personal property, either In the
city or country. New and second hand
furniture bought and sold, Furniture and
household goods at private sale. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Your patronge solicited.
evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings Sep18-d3m-
The daily gazette., 1877-11-09
International lI i. Exhibition, I1 Z.
The American Industrial Palace &C
the Centennial Grounds. enia
..&3u.llu ul
The largest, grGndest, and most COM
ptete Exhibition in the World. d.

Thirty eight States and Territories, and
all principal Foreign Countries represent
ed In the Immense Display.
The great Main Building filled with Ex-
hibits, representative OF every Department
of Education, Art, Science, and Industry.
Among the many attractions, special at.
tention is called TO the great diorama of
Washington at Yorktown, one OF the largest
and most life-like Representations OF the
kind ever on exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
an admirable illustration of q German fair.
The wonderful mechanical landscape, In
the northwest corner OF the Agricultural
Department, a most ingenious piece of me.
chanism. The New England log cabin pict
uring the simple habitations, customs, and
manners OF our forefathers. The glass
works, in.which the manufacture OF glass
is 1ully illustrated. One of the most at
tractive features OF the exhibition. the In
dian encampmept, showing the home life
Of the Red Man. The colored quartette who
sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
OF the South, with all the melody and feel
ng 0 characteristic OF their race. The eleva-
or, which anne view of the park and
ity obtainable. Special Amusement
bition band (Hassler Bros, Directors), give
ami Instrumental concert on Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons ofeach week