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The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

THE AVERAGE CosT.-Secretary Edge,
OF the State Board OF Agncnhuses, has
been trying TO ascertain tine average cost
of raising farm products in Pen nsyiyania,
He sent out 200 circulars to practical far
mers and from the answers received he
concludes that the actual cost of D. oduc-
ing bushel OF wheat is Sl.7 of a bushel
OF barley 40 cents, OF a bushel of oats 1913
cents, of bushel of corn 44!6 cents
and of a bushel of potatoes "a 4 cents
These figure include the items of ioter-
est on land, taxes, manure, seed labor.
&c, and leave nothing unaccounted for
At these rates there is sti small ma.
gin of profit to the farmers in Eastern
Pennsylyania.-WeSt Chester Nc,cs,
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n 'E following contemplate sneer n

TIE following contemplate sneer ap-
pears in the Philadelphia Press:
Some OF the wealthy citizens of Mem
phis ran way from the yellow fever and
have not contributed cent for the suffer
ers. These wealthy citizens are the kind
who beleive in "Sond south"
1t is possible that Memphis, like Pllila-
delphia, has proportion of mean and
wa,dly rich men but the devotion
and bravery of hundreds of citizens of
means in Memphis should have turned
| aside this sneer at the "Solid South A n
epidemic in Philadelphia with a death.
rat reaching 1000 per day, would pro.
baby develop some bad tlaits amonp
wealthy citizens" Prominent in the
stampede which would take place we
should expect to see some of the disti n.
Ruished uabobs of the Press.-Byltiolort
| Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
FIFTH EDITION.
AMILITARY VISIT.
ARRIVAL OF CO. c., SIXTH REGIMENT MA
TIoNAL GUARDS OF NEW JERSEY.

ARRIVAL OF CO. c., SIXTH REGIMENT Ma
rIoNAL GUARDS OF NEW JERSEY.
1t was noticed In the papers yesterday
afternoon that Company c., 9Th regi
ment National Guards of New Jersey
located at Camd n would pay friendly
visit to the American Rifles of this city,
The visitors came down ON the steam
tug Rockidmd and were met at Fourth
street wha'f by the American Rifles
about 40 strong Captain Wood, COM
manding
The visiting company numbered about
40 men, and were dressed in grey suits.
After forming in line at the wharf, they
marched up Fourth street to Market to
City Hall, where they stack arms In the
following ORDER
Drum Major
Drum corps, numbering 10 members,
from Post, No. 2, G. A. T., Of Phlladel-
pbia.
American Rifles, Captain Wood, COM
manding.
Regimental officers of the Sixth Regi-
meut, and citizens committee.
Company O., Sixth Regiment N. Y of
N. j., Captain Lee, commanding.
1t was IL o'clock when the line reach
ed the City Hall and after stacking arms,
the visitors were escorted to the Clayton
House where they will partake of din
ner that had been prepared for them.
Between l and 2 o'clock the compa-
MES assembled and marched out to the
Brandy wine, above the second dam,
where they will engage IN the practice
of target shooting, The prize being sill
Yer medal, furnished by the Rifle. The
medal is in the form of watch charm,
one side the inscription =
" "Brandywine contest, Sept. IL, 1879, and
on the other: AGO. G., 9th Reg N G..
n. j., and Co A, LIST Reg. ID. NJ. In the
centre of the medal is a representation of
a target, and around it the words "B st
Shot"
After the shooting is over the remain
Ter of the afternaon will be speut ac-
c'rding TO the inclination of each per-
son.
The following are the Regimental of.
ficers of the 9TH leg. who accompany
.he visitors
Lieut. Col, Lee Major, Cooper;
Quartermaster, KerswelI Capt Bernard;
Lieut., Bannester ;Commissary Sergeant,
Jones; Judge Advocate, Captain Hugg
Sergeant, Garrison.
The visitors are a good looking set of
men, and march well, but it can hardly
be said that they equal the Rifles.
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MORE DISHONESTY

Charles p. Stickney, late treasurer of
the Manufacturers Gas Company, at
Fall River, Mass, is said to be defaul-
tar to the amount of $4,000 to S100, 1000.
He was asked to resign aud ever since
has been under the influence of sleepy
pouons and his death is feared. The case
causes great excitement. He had nearly
full control of the affairs OF the company.
Edward Hobun, young clerk of +
Steele & Sons, jewelers., at Hartford,
Conn, robbed his employers safe of gold
and silver watches, diamond studs, rings
and chains to the value of about 81 ,5O(
and escaped.
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A III, bOk by Ell Crozier.

Messrs. James & Webb are now en-
gagged in the publication of a book by
Eli Crozier of this city, entitled "Our
Grand-Dads One Hundred Years Ago"
1t will coutain accounts of the Cenfen.
NAL celebrations of the different revolu-
tlonary battles fought in the vicinity OF
Philadelphia, with the speeches deliver
ed by Henry Armitt Brown and others.
1t will also contain a complete history OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument,
with the names of all the contributors to
that project, and also some of the authors
personal ~ miniscenccs. 1t will be issued
in few weeks.
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Austria's Difficult Task.

THE BANKS OF THE SAVE FORTIFIED
BY THE INSURGENTS
VIENNA, Sapt. 10.-Probably the
Austrains will hot attempt 10 occupy
MitrovitZl and Novibaza Ills year. Az
wees from Belgrade sLale that the insut-
cents lave fortified lie banks of the
river save aud fire upon Ausrrain stea-
mers, even wnen they are conveyed by
gunboata. Tue town Of Belina is now
a strongly entrenche d camp, into which
armed Insurgents from the su rounding
Ills / c aia c'rst N ly ma chin, esolved
oIad ,eraLe res,stence.
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ToBIN, THE SOLDIER, REPRlEV.
En

New YORK, Sept. 10.-Michael Tobin,
who was convicted OF mrrderng fellow
soldier named Alvers, at West Point, and
was sentenced TO be hanged here on lie
Z0Ih instant has been reprieyed by the or
der of President Hayes, un:il the 18th
instant.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
Severe Engagements Reported
from Bosnia and Albania.
LONDON, Sept. II, lS7,

U-NDUN, 'JtPU' IT. IoTo.
The Mayor Of Manchester has received
telegram from the British Consul at
New Orleans asking help for the yellow
fever sufferers. Tie Mayor publishes an
announcement that he will be glad to CO.
operate with any merchants or other citi-
zens desirous of taking steps for the re-
lief OF the sufferers, and that he will re-
nit in New Orleans any funds thus sub
scribed.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
Nervous Debility
F000 AT LAST
A Substitute For D r u GS

FOOD is made a curative agent by con-
centration and artificial digestion, and it
is 80 simple in Its application that The ad-
vice OF Physicians is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best IN ell
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAKDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD B Loo d
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing, together with the entire list of com
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find IN
The Use of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

The new iron steamship Gate City left
Roach & Sons shipvard, Chester, Pa,
yesterday, for New York, where she will
enter the service of the Ocean Steamship
Company.
Francis Lacolle, desperate character,
residi ng near Pl4ntagenet, Ont, shot
wife fatally Monday night without pro-
vocation, and then escaped to the woods
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
NOT OF THIS CITY.

William McGarrity of this city called
at this office to-day, and stated that the
William Mccarthy, concerned in the at
tempted abduction case, near New Castle
on Sunday night, was not him.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
HARD PLOTTING IN ALBANIA.

Mehemet Ali Pacha's retinue were not
assassinated. In the fight between the
troops defending Mehemet Ali and the
insurgents Che men killed on both sides
numbered 400. On the evening preced-
ing his death Mehemet Ali Pacla tele-
graphed to the Porte that he was sur
rounded and could not escape.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
The Thirty-sxth division on Sunday
captured Klijuc, on the River Sauna, af-
ter stubborn engagement, in which they
lost 260 men killed and wounded.
General Szapcry announces that the
Bosnians, in the engagement head with
them on Thursday, lost 800 men.
A Vienna despatch says that Bihaes is
defended by Turkish regular troops. The
commandant declares that he has receiv-
ed no orders from the Pore to surrender
the place and that he will defend it to
the last extremity.
The town of Belina is now strongly
intrenched camp, into which armed Dos
mans from the surrounding districts are
constantly marching resolved on des-
perate resistance.
Advices from Belgrade state that the
| Bosnians have 10 titled the banks of the
river Save, and fire upon Austrian
steamers, even when they are conveyed
! by gunboats.
| Probably the Austriaus will not ATTEMPT
to occupy Mitrovitzo and Novi Bazal
this year.
A Vienna despatch to the Telegraph
says it is stated that, in consequence o
ithe delay in surrendering the territory
allotted to Montenegro, a considerable
force of Mentenegrins left for the from
tier on Sunday. Eighteen guns hay,
been directed on Podgoritza and Spuz
ii Hostilties seem imminent.
Ahmed Moukhtar Pacha has invite,
the Cretan Assembly to send representa-
tives to Constantinople to negotiate witt
the Porte, The Cretans have accepte,
the invitation.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
NOT IMPROVED.

The condition Of Esquire Publ, was
more untavorable this morning. He APP
pears to be gradually growing weaker and
there is very little hopes of him ever re-
covering.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

Here rs something worth calilrs ,lo,s
that every one needs. faIlFb ! FIr d
a Wagon Washer, a W1pao~ Wo. ~
Garden or Street SprlnkSineri'a Snr an, ,pu
Pump, a stock Pump, OF rloaws loa az d
where water is used. m InaoTf, f,ocs
stream 80 feet through h, hose o,s of I Iordsr'
a Well less liable 10 get ous anv ~, pupl
less and last longer tnaa a,,on %'i ana I
taken % out or put In wen, y, isi,,ous~no s |
Spring. The cylinder j is ,scSs ssJr orsaI
rust, no friction, nc no naiIs, gdIi nut ss' iossls
Everything Is Solo, ,asS m9n highly olhs
cheap, ehesI durable and ! LASTING as Ing sls@i
Pumps, sil.O6, Family !, 1ant pnnps, nRpsspsi,.,
The weii kho" j. NJ. HoLia Ho,1s
No. soa King street, ,WVnI1sIos. Wllmios"'
Mannfacturer and ProprMleaaTgatI
promptly attended to. -.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

YARBRouGH House, RALIGH, n. c.
/ have used Dr.. Bulls Dugh syrup for
my children, servants and myself and
thing it the golden remedy.-Mrs. DR..
Blackwell
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
THIRD EDITION.
The Revolution in Maine.
A. WATERLOO DEFEAT FOR
HAMLIN, BLAME, AND EU-
GENE HALE.

TIE REPUBLICANS ROUTED IN THEIl
S1RONGLIoLDs-LosIN TWO
CONGRESSMAN, THE LEG
IsLATURE, AND VERY
PROBABLY THE
GOVERNOR.
BANGOR, Sept. .10.-The returns receiv.
ed up to the hour Of writing indicate that
the total vote of the State will be about
125,000, divided for Go iernor as follows
Connor, Republican, $4,000; Smith,
Greenback, 1900; Garcelon, Democrat,
10000. In this congressional district,
the home of Sc lator Hanlin, Which for
the last twenty years has been the strong
est Republican district in MaiUe. Ladd.
Observation-Disclosures, has majority cf
5000.
The three counties composing the dis
trict-Aroostook, Piscataquis and Penob-
scot-haye each been carried by the
united Democ ats and Greenba :kers.
The County ofPenobsc which has hith-
erto been Republican by from 5000 to
1000 majority, now gives Ladd fully q
800 majoritJ for Congress. The Repub-
licans carry but five of sixty-two towns
in the county. OF the % representatives
TO the Legislature in this district the
Democrats and Greenbackers have chosen
%, leaving the Republicans three only.
They have also chosen the entire State
Senatorlal delegatiol, six in number.
The indications at this hour are that
Eugene Hale is defea' ed for Congress in
the Fifth District, his opponent, Mutch,
Greenback Democrat, being chosen by a
plurality of from 800 to 800. The county
of Wallo, in Hale's district, which lgave
Hale 900 majority two years ago, now
gives Murch 800 plurality over Hale.
That county elects the entire Democra-
tic and Greenback representative delega-
ton to the Legislature, eight in mum ber.
Reed in the First District, Frye in the
Second, and Lindsey in the Third are re-
elected to CONGRESS by large pluralitiss.
The House of representatives. will be
composed of about 90 Democrats and
Greenbackers and 81 Republicans The
Senate will probably be made up of 10
Republic ms and II Democrats and
Greenbackers. AS there is NO choice OF
Governor by the people it will devolve
upon the House TO send up to the Senate
two of the four highest candidates voted
for by the people. From those two the
Senate will cc0ose a Governor. The
House will send up the names of Garce-
Ion, Democrat, and Smith, Greenback
The prevailing judgment is that the Sem
ate, being Republican, will elect Garco-
lon, his financial views being more salts
factory to them than Smiths.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

Hartman & Fehrenbach's new brewery
Is about completed.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

Hundreds of cases of BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE of the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases IL Is n, nost specific PHYSICAL
and Mental Debility from the use of Alco-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause. find in this Food natu
raj and potent remedy.
For THE INTELLECTUAL WORKER
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
NEW YORK, November 26. Is

~ OEsNi 4SUFtI1UtI 4uj IoEI.
DIR. V. W. BLANCHARD: During the
preparations of Food Cure, snd feel happy
10 say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving to patterns long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease
or over drug dosiHs the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, MD,
Dean of HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York CIty
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
FOURTH EDITION
YELLo w FEvER CONTRIBU-
TIONS

The following additional subscriptions
have be "a handed into Mr. II. H. Ew-
banks, Treasurer of the citizens COM
Imittee
Before reported, 81 $50 70
Mrs, D., per L. p. b., 10 on
III. =. R., 306
Hon. Thor, as F. Bayard, % 90 90
DIR. G. Elton Buck, 10 90
Oontributip pms Of Oak Hill school 4o5
Per 7th Ward committee:
John Green, 500
VIM. MerrLck, 200
Cash, 80
Par End w ard committee:
VIM. III. Tlomp on, 10 90
Total to date, Sl,655 30
The following additional sums have
been received up 10 last night at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation ih behalf of the yellow fever
sufferers:
A mt. ,previ pnsly ackuo wledged, s436 80
Mrs. X. X. r., 100
Mrs. j. III. W., 100
Mite from ''Little Sue" %
Cash, 100
Mrs. Ham, Ia Riddle, 1000
German Baptist Church, IA 50
st. Andr W S Church, taddiuaD $50
Total amount, S467 %
The exam pie set by "Litile Sue" should
prompt OF Der children to bring their
mites together to be seut ON this errand
of love.
he Adams Express Company has
forwarded the following articles. From
Mrs. Jones 1lth and Market ST., box
for the Howard Association of NJ EN- phs, |
and one box for the Howard Association |
of VicksbuIg From II. ii. Ewbanks, |
$50 for Holly Springs, Miss. AIN arti-
cles for the relief of the sufferers will be
sent free of charge by the express com
pany.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11


The English papers never neglect to
refer to steamboat disasters on our wat
ers as IA proof of American recklessness
and negligence. we never remember,
however, calamity like that which oc-
CURED on the Thames on Tuesday even
ing last. Two steamers we're in wide
reach of the river, in mid-cbannel. The
night was not dark. Both vessels were
IN sight of each other, and they were not
under such press OF steam rs to render
II difficult to avoid a collision. There
must have bsen the most culpable negli-
eence on the part of the helmsmen of
both tle o ~. The Alice was an excur
sion steamer, capable of carrying thou
sand and more passengers, and vet she
had no life-preservers on board, save
some dozen or more life-buoys. The ex-
cnrsion steamers on the Delaware carry
each thousand and more swimming
belts, 10 say nothing of an ample supply
of boats and other life-saving appara-
tus.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

Tee aboye s7eaks for itseli, bu,wa
add that this IS the pure juice Of h. 1
neither d-rgg, Maomf To- pctrii
has been rip"1ed and me'lowed by,s|
for medicinal or sacramental puNa
unsurpassed. Jtca be obtained fsI
If the leading Druggist. lhroufa|
United Sts.es, and wholesale I'D
ander ,igned. vino will forward dszI
pamphlet. free Of charge, on appliaHa|
Respectfully, etc,
II. T.. 4 F. B. THURBERtq
West B,uadsOuy, Reade and HHd'a
NEw-YoRE.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
THE PLAGUE.

EIGHTY DEATHS IN NEW oRLEANs-Doc'
TORS ALMOST WORKED TO DEATH
New ORLEANS. Sept. 10.-The Board
of Health reports for the past twenty
fur hours $50 new cases, the Howards
3O5 and the Young Mems Christian At
soci alton 118, total of 654 new cases,
against 6l7 yesterday, an increase OF "
cases.
CALLING FOR MORE DOCTORS.
notice that owing the increase of new
cases, and the fact that their own doctors
are becomino exhaust d from constant
duy, the ii, W rrd Assoc iati, n calls up, n
the ply siclans Of the city To come to their
rehef at onces
ATTACKING THE HEALTHY FIRST.
The fever still numbers among its
favored victims the young, the hearty
and robust; in fact it Is a dainty monster
and always shows singular preference
for lat, healthy food. 1t touches lightly
the old, sick and weak, but the fat, hear
ty gourmand it always devours with an
especial relish. The stonR, hard. heavy
drlnker, however, is the choc, 81 morsel
in its bill of fare. In this, at least, IL IN
an apostle of temperance.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11
,u!s M!!.l =! SNOW y1;S' ri
TOTAL iBSTISENCE SAVING VHR uuI
GIPELS.

ihere IS curious story about sor. n
wines which are extensively advertise [ j
days. and have only recently been m, 1
t"e marlrt. DR.. Underh1I the vsIi,j N
grane-Sro~er Of Croton Point did 4
Some Of hi7 heirs enter.aipcd trnr,.l
views G srch extreme kinl, that n, J
unwiI'iof, to allow the stock Il yingIl
hand to he sold or any moe tohs|
The 2'apcs have sometimes been III
marfe,. and ecmttimes left 10 desr h
the vines. til oNiyrow fra the NH
hgve "ic-"c1t 1 in er-anging 10 ssSn
oi TIC t,ta'c srd IA. sale O. II, M
han'. Nnong tlcsei5aN.n inc G. ,le,sl
oil y8aa. dcs~'ineeesa sa "Svcct vninp|
fut -, re 'dT te imperial lony \
th?n AIRY 6 hel Errorrap vine, uIl
wholly url'lc ~ c'ce, !, lie d All
grow. r.rtt. s. fc. AID ncIws|
renarf hi and Dctn r ,lsai nd \
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old".; NJ ,vc wao 70 ac-a4 'b'ei,uI
s'derao .uaro-ta, lle " ,lole soaAil
hands o' tie \ OIL" known l,Aolesa. N
house Of lie lLrrbef3.-.N RM
Ao0. II, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

The following additional subscriptions
have be nj handed into Mr.. II. III. Ew-
banks, Treasurer Of the citizens COM
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The daily gazette., 1878-09-11

EIGHTY DEATHS IN NEW oRLEANs-Doc'
TORS ALMOST WORKED TO DEATH
QEA nAaHa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-19
KINGS COUNTY CHARITIES.

The Finance Committee oil the Kings County Board
Of Supervisors met with The Charity Comm,ssio ncrs
yesterday morning AZ the ONCE OF the Com
on Wioughby street. After resolving that no more
pos, -mortem examinations be made by the medical
supsrntendcus without the consent Of the relatives or
friends OF deceased, the Comm ssloners and committee
went INTO committee OF the whole Tor the purpose
O considering tho financial status OF tho commits
sion Comm ssionor Norris, who was appointed
chairman, said that the Board OF Charity Comm s.
soncrs had asked tbs Board OF Estimates Tor f9y OOO
vi when sum $4,000 was Tor the salaries Of the
Commissioners and 1000 Tor the payroll proper.
The salaries OF the employees were then liked mo
Salaries Tor three months had been pail oul The
fourth payment had been contracted Tor whcn the
Supervisors acted on the budget aud cut on S24 COZ
Had this action oeen taken sooner, Nj Norris stated
the Comm ssoners would have been aDie
date themselves 10 the circumstances As the matter
now stood. by tho LIST oil next month there would rot
be much over - 0Uu 10 pay hvc months salaries Tor
the entire DeDartmsnt. The sum o So, 600 he SAID
was needed 10 carry them through The year Alter
considerable taik ON tie Affairs oi the county the
Committee adjourned 10 meet again IN one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-19

A CASE With MANY PHASES.

A young man and woman on tho Gath OF January
called al No. lo8 Canal street and hired an apartment
for week ~ 81 from William QuasecE, son OF tho
proprietor Of the place. They remained there one
wees, curing which time dinerent men VISITED them.
rney were disordery enough to prompt Quasceg 10
look through crack In the door OF his room, which
opened into their ROOM to see what they wore al.
On the evening OF the 3st Quaseck saw I've per.
sons w the room, four men and the woman lhs was
al halpast seven O'clock. lie won't out and returned
O'Clock. During his absence $500 worm of
goods mad been stolen from trunk which was IN bls
room. His room door had beou opened by skeleton
Keys and the trunk taken from his apartment INTO
mat winch the man ana woman had occupied. Tho
last Two named had disappeared Tho police were
notified and arrested X, ubon Roberts, Thomas
Garycy aud George Lord. Tho prisoners were
araigned IN Essex Market Court aud com.
United tor trial IN default Of S., 900 each. When
they were brought before Judge Glaersieevo
q General Sessions Carney pleaded gully sna
was sentenced 10 State Prson for two years Ropcrs
aud Lvrd pleaded not guilty ana were discharged.
Then Garvcy Withdrew HIS plea OF guIty and was also
discharged. In The meanwhile the man anu woman
we're stul nj liberty. Yesterday, however, George
smith and Mary Ann Ryan, the persons desired, wore
arraignod IN Essex Market Court QuasecK ider fed
Them. strong and able defouce was made by coun-
sci IN the grPs benaii. She has been living for some
time with smith, out claims that the MI mt Of The
robbery she was not In tue house, she had Quar-
relied with her lover. she afterward met nun IN
Elizabeth street, renewed his acquaintance aud was
living with him al No. FAB Elizabeth street, wncn sne
heard he was arrested, weet TO see him and was ar