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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

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Two hundred and thirty-one and a
half millions seem to be a large esti-
mate for the coin in the pockets OF
the people, at this time, in this coun-
try; but the Controller tells us
grs7eiy that the Director of the Mint
places the amount of coin in the
country as high as s420, coo, 900, Of
which 1921, 000, 900 were in silver,
and that if this estimate be correct,
there must be 1921, SOC, 900 of coin
in the hands of the people. The re-
port goes on to state that there is
sac, 900, 900 of subsidiary coin in
circulation, and that $40, 900, 000. Of
coin is absorbed by California and
Texas, leaving s141,5O0,O 900 for the
balance of the country, of which the
report states $50, 600, 600 are boarded
by the simid that do not readily part
with coin. If these estimates are
correct, the present circulation is
much smaller than is generally sup
posed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

IN the Otner nanQ, let US contem
plate briefly the practical operation OF
the President and Secretary's propo-
sition-greenbacks no longer legal
tenders, but in process of extinction.
To pay them off there will be re-
CURED s138, 500, 900 more bullion,
and when the National bank notes
are Increased to S571, 500, 900, they
will need a % reserve of S224,5O0,r
600. Besides the vast amounts OF
coin required to liquidate the green
backs the Treasury will need still
vaster stores to pay the interest OF
the public debt and meet the current
expenses of Government. Very few
would advise Government to take the
risk of receiving and paying cut bank
notes, even if at first it should be
agreeable to its creditors. But If
such a course should be determined
upon, the banks would have to in
crease their issues to, at least, $780,.
'ooO, 900 or $500, 600, 900, and keep a
coin reserve of not less than $780,
600, 900, and even then, unless such
a currency were also a legal tender,
it could not be of a character to meet
the varying financial changes of such
a nation as ours so1eng as our public
and funded debt exists to be paid
principal and interest in coin. No
nation in Europe, no matter how in
telligent or honest its government
may have been, has been able to
avoid resort to either paper or de-
based coin for legal tenders, whose
financial condition resembled ours.
1t may be profitable to pause just
here and contemplate four or five
thousand National banks scattered
through the country issuing and
maintaining 500, 600, 900 or $780,
100000 of ~legal-tender blackbacks
redeemable on demand in coin. The
presentation of such q scheme 10
enough to condemn it in the instinct
of intelligent and observant minds.
1t is not necessary to detail to such q
body of men as the readers Of the
LEDGER that such a combination Of
cards conld not sustain itself amid
the untinely and tempestuous specu-
lations, domestic and foreign, that our
people are prone to indulge in. tits
also equally evident that the fall of
such an utopian system of banking
would involve with Individual, gov
ernmental ruin Compared to le-
gal-tenders issued by the nation,
and redeemable at New York,
or to those of such institutions
as the Banks of England and France,
located at London and Paris, how
how ridiculous and contemplate does
such a currency appear. Neverthe-
less, this is what acceptance Of the
propositions of Hayes, Sherman and
Bayard must finally lead to.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR RENT!

I WILL RENT AT PUBLIC AUG
L ton, on the premises, on Satur-
day, December 90, 1879, the CURTIS
Farm, situate in Auarain county,
four miles south of Benton City, Mo-,
embracing about 800 acres ef land.
The dwelling, together with 800
acres, will be rented in a body. and
the other 500 acres (second year .and)
will be divided into 100-acre lots,
A. b. FAINT,
50 Agent for W. T. Smell, Guar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ creditors, and others Interested
in the estate of David GA. Moore, de-
ceased, that |, j. III. Stephenson, exc
cutor of said estate, intend to make
final settlement thereof at the next
term of the Probate Court of Audrain
county, to be held at Mexico, Nilsson
ri, on the 18th day of January, 1850.
32-4w. j. II. STEPHENSON,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

If the people are wise, they will teach
these shylocks that the currency is
not to be tinkered with /; or, that If it
is to be changed, 1t Is blackbacks and
not greenbacks that ought to be re-
tired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18
Final Settlement

NOTICE Is hereby given that a. ~
January term, 1880, oft the Propae
Court of Audrain County, MISSOURI
to be begun and held at Mexico, y "
the 2nd..Mnnday in January next,
will make final settlement of my ~
ministratorship of the estate of WI
Campbell, deceased.
y2-4w. y. M. MARMADUKE,
Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18
STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP as strays, by Carter H.
L Dudley, of Wilson township,
Audrain county, Mo-, on November
81, 1879, and posted December 2, 1879.
before Milton Blythe, a justice of the
peace of said township, two Q year
old steers-one a pale roam, half of
the left horn broken off, white face
the ether a deep red, no marks or
brands perceivable, and appraised at
the sum of thirty dollars for both
steers by M. j. Dudley, Eugene Dud-
ley and John f. Chase. Subscribed
and sworn TO before me this 2lst day
of November, 1879.
33-4t MILTON BLYTHE, j. p.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

From the Controller OF the Treas
ury's report, we gather, that on the
lst of November last the currency
consisted of the following:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

Administrators Sale.
pY virtue Of an order ofthe Probate
- Court, held in and for the Coun-
ty ofAudrain and State of Missouri,
made at the November term, 1879, of
said court, L will, in obedience to said
order, on
Monday, the 18th Day of January,
A. D., 1880,
at the east door of court house in the
City of Mexico, in said county, and
during the session of the Probate
Court held in and for said county,
expose to sale, at public auction, all
right, title and interest OF Martha Still
deceased, of, in and to the following de-
seribed real estate, In Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, to-wit: The east half of
the south end ofthe northeast fourth
of the northeast quarter of section
thirty-four ls4), township fifty-one
(51), range five (5), west, containing
ten acres more or less.
Terms of sale. cash in hand.
d. e. SHEA, Administrator,
Ofthe Estate ofMarta Still, deceased.
34-4w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18
Order of Publication.

Audrain Circuit Court, Oct. %, 1879
The state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the Ese of B. +. Dobyns
collector ofthe revenue for Audi ain
county, plaintiff,
Vs.
Moses Cockrell and Anton Weber,
defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-12-18

In the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury the following estimate
is made of the government snd bank
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
A Railroad Esn lSIOyee Dead

George w. Poultney, an employee OF
the L. W. x Il. r. r., died AT his resi-
dence in this city last evening, mt 10
o'clock. Mr.. Poultney had been work
ing for the Railroad Company for four
teen or fifteen years as IA spUng maker,
and had many friend among the en-
pioyees and others. He leaves a wife and
three children. The nag AT the railroad
machine suopis at halt mast out of res
pect to his memory. HIS funeral will
take place on THURSDAY afternoon. Mr.
Pouitney was an earnest and consistent
member of Asaury NJ. +. Church.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Hon. JUDAH BENJAMIN, accordir

Hon. JUDAH L. BENJAMIN, according
to a London correspondent, occupies an
elegant suit of law chambers ard has a
practice which yields him $4,000 An
uually, Tor which reason he would de-
cline a judgeslip, which oily pays him
$4,000. Mr. Benjamin is represented as
saying that he could easily secure ;, Al
Stltuencies having gwen linn very HAT
terms invitations to represen, them, bat
he has no desire to 90 into Parliament
for the same reason that he would de-
cline a juigo ship-it involves toe many
sacrifices. Mr. Benjamin has house i,
Par's and always spends his summer va
cations there.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Toes Auspltated.

John Sullivan, a sailor who has been
at the City Hospital for several days ,suf-
fcrng from frozen feet, had the toes of
h', right foot amputated by DR.. Short
3dge, on Sunday afternoon. sullivan was
a sailor on the ship Elizabeth Hamilton,
bound from Philadelphia for Trieste.
with n cargo of oil, which was frozen up
NJ New Castle by the recent cold snap.
On account of the intlammable nature
OF the cargo no fire was allowed on the
boat, except in the galley, and several
sailors, Hamilton among the number
had their feet badly frozen.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
FIFTH EDITION.
Letter from San, uel TOwnsend
For the GaAette

For the OaAette.
/ have, through the kindness of
member of the Legislature, received The
copy of an act TO regulate the expendi-
ture of the county funds, by the Levy
Court of New Castle county. ! have
read carefully the above pr posed law,
and fully approve Of it, it is no odds to
me who introduced it, If it was Billy
Dean or Billy Devil, We want men held
responsible aud To give strict account
TO the masses how they spend the money
collected Off them called taxes. To tax
OF reform Is nonsense, until practicable
plan is adopted 10 carry II out. We want
the same thing with road commissioners
of this and other hundreds, itemized
stat sments published every six months
what is done with the money; and
road commissioners should not meet
oitener than once month, and no
plank for road bridges shall be used but
two inch thick white oak, except where
that cannot be had at reasonable price
then hemlock inches thick shall be
used, as the cheapness would i'll great
measure make up in the last. Water
oak, Spanish oak and gum is "A robbery.
| And then all read lumber should be sup
lplied by contract, after proposals, As is
proposed by the Levy Court bill and
no road commissioner will be allowed 10
mend the road and furnish his own tim
ber. Reform and cutting down TO the
honest "hard pan" sohuld be the order Of
the day. As to TIE objection in the
Herald against the bill before the Legis-
lature, the points Of objection are not
well taken. As the Hcrdid says. suppose
one of the county bridges al Whining
ton breaks down. would the travelling
public wait month for proposals TO be
issued and then the lowest bidder repair
the bridges. Now what NONSENSE fol
bridges. Let the Levy Court issue pro
posa to keep bridges in repair for 8, o
d or II months, aud accept the loves,
best bidder. The tax payers have right
TO demand to know what is done viii
the money they have paid as taxes.
SAMU Ell TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Jan. 27th, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
THE AFGHANS.
Heavy 1Per-CentPre,crio,.

WAsHISGroN, January 2j.-n. 4,
scriptions TO the 4-per-cent loan !,
yesterdays report have arAolpI'
Sli,O2s, 200.
The Treasury Department is ,jl j
ing for "A man who will take III. Al
ant Treasuryship at Boston. ami r.
the requisite bond. This Office /, "a
"a begging," and the arransen.,|
have the bond subdivided into dy4 /.
parts of fifty thousand each. Will
arranged by Representative C,t,
does not mend matters. The Ass1
Treasurer said yesterday that he IA I
know who 1t would be offered to NM
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27

The LOUISIANA Lar : ever recurring.
The vacancies leii by Tie sudden death
of Ananias. by the departure Of Mr. Jim
Anderson to the aimo>; uukown West,
sud toy the premature wi,hdrawA. Of Ms.
Agnes janks froIu politics. ara al abun-
dau.ly flied by -. Martin. Even as j, j,
lie must fee. the uncomfortable wan, Of
room to spread himself 10 the fan eN;en,
ot his srea, talents a 4 oompouadeg o.
tv.deu e.-Tu.t>.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Horses Recovered.

The horses belonging 10 Mr.. James
Morrow. that We're stolen from his farm
near Newark. on Friday evening, were
recovered on Sunday by William Morrow,
on the farm OF Nehemiah Davis, a short
distance below State Road station on the
Delaware L. K. The horses came to the
farm of Mr.. Davis, who took charge of
them until called for.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
FOURTH EDITION
No COmprOatsc.

1t appears from an examination OF Is
quire Hasany's docket, that there was no
illegal collusion between Constable Dbl
Ion and John Dunn-in regard to the
suit agains. the latter for selling liquor
on Sunday--as was insinua'ed In New
Castle letter to paper alleged to be pub
lished at Newark. The facts of the case
We're: Robert Pyle entered suit agains;
Dunn, in five cases, for selling liquor on
Sundays, but before cases were heard
withdrew the suit, at Dunn's solicitation.
The costs We're paid by Dunn, as Pyle
was unwilling to pay them, and the
Squire did not feel warranted in chars.
ing them to the county.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Held for Court.

Geo Steinicken, cigar dealer, No. 2l5
Market street, who was arrested "A short
time ago, on tho charge of removing ci
gars from his factory without being prop
erly stamped, and also offering cigars
for sale without the cautiouary notice
being stamped on the boxes, was given a
further hearing before L. 5. Commis
sioner Smith, on Saturday afternoon.
He was held IN tn" sum OF $500 on the
first charge, and 500 on the latter to an
swer n the next term of the L. ). Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
OVER 10000 PAIDIN BRIDES.

OVER $4,000 PAID ~ BRIDES.
New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 26.--Re-
eeiyer Russell, uf the National Capital
Life Insurance Company, III repleyenins
the property in Washington came into
possession of B. Noyes check book.
The stubs shoS that from $4,000 10
$4,000 We're used for legislative expen-
ses in Influencing tie Connecticut Leg
islature of $50 10 preyen. the repeal Of
the chatter ofthe company asked for by
the INSURANCE Commissioner. The re-
ceiver refuses 10 make the names public
bat il is known that several members of
the Legislature that yen received por-
tion Ui the money.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
"Ten Nights In u bar Room ''

The excellent drama of T. 5. Arthur,
entitled, "Ten Nights III Bar Room, "
Will be given at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow evening, under the auspices
Of the Moral Suasion Reform Associa-
ton. Most of the characters in the play
viii he sustained by members of the As
sociation. who will he assisted by profess
>Ional talent from Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
CplLiERN on FIRE

fKAA> ENTERTAINED FOR WILLIAMS.
Town ANTHRACITE NtINKs-LAk6h DE-
sIkNtIloN ot rEorEkIN
HAhIdsBUEG. Pa. Jan. ii, 1879.
he William >town anthracite coll.ery.
ih- largest IN TIL county, / on firr, hav.
lug caught II au uuaceountabie manner
Ia the top level The engine house aud
machinery and about twenty mules were
destroyed. TIE general superintendent
Tanks III. nre "a under control but great
apprehenrlo rs are irlt for the safety o,
tie nine.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
IL l.. r. Beale Elected 10 Cd
grCas.

RICHMOND, Va, January 2j-Rs.
from the election in the First Cl-,,
sional district held on Thursiay I
the vacancy caused by the death b "A
Is. Is. Douglas, iniicate the ele-l
Hon. Il. l.. 7. Beale lConserya,iu a
ber elect - the Forty-sixlh Cl.l
from that district. The return, ~
very small vote and but ms .u.t a,
position 20 Mr.. Beale.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Police Cases.

The following cases have been dispos-
ed of at the police stauon during yester-
day and this morning:
Salhe Green, for disorderly conduct,
was required TO pay 81 and costs.
Daniel Harmau and Robert Graves,
for being disorderly aud lighting in the
streets, were each required TO pay 50
and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
BOytOn's Perilous Veyw,

NEW YORK Jan. '26.-Capt. Br1
and companion, who started to w
Staten Island at midnight, wcis Il 4
water until nearly SIX O'Clock til, H1
ing, when they landed, pretty vel
hausted, near Stapleton. The ic.oss
many obstacles, and their hi,le saiJ
tanning supplies was crushed slrs
two large cakes. The attempt % vi
back 10 the city was abandoned
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
\ GOLDEN EGG FOR TBr SIR
TAN -

LoNpeN, Jan. 2'.-The PSF. Rar,r
,JFrvz peuirLi te'tgr.ph> ma, :, = ~ - u
poane'-d 4 d.plomaiic clrcles thar FaS.
.A1d intends 10 definitely purchase Cs.
r = = a Feid complications arising from
a ~. Soh''huanee Of the sovereign
y a. tae >s.i3u. \ mil. on mound. -
= La, tz-s offered ,yb,,b ~ S,..t s.et-
~. - y acc-r. ~ =" +"
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
REFORMS IN FRANCE
CLEARING AWAY THE MIIIr,,n
fIl.s


LONDON, Jan. 27, lsa
Numerous DEGREES affecting ,,.
tions Of functionarles were ,ia,.p
Paris on Saturday. They incpa.
appointment of NJ. Harald a, p,s.
the Seine and the replacems,, :,
Procurstors General. The Paris a S,.
states that probably six General %g
removed from their .coumand.
snow has completely isolated p.
far as telegraphic communlca,i,, 1is y
cerned, in every direction cr"a., y
and north. The Times Pari, co.nN1
dent confirms, OH the AUTHORITY ~ VA ~
net Minister, the report thai N ~ ~
serene de Boit rendered his rs.i,,.i u, "a
but withdrew 1t when he heard T,.a
Governorship of the Bank or E r..
which he expected, had been ,,b.'.
filled.
THE AFGHANs.
A despatch fIom Calcutta s,,,,.
Shere Ais Master of the HIM. \
great opponent Of British in1usn,
dead. lhe Afghan troops at CabpI,
been Withdrawn 10 Sbeialft 10 cla@s u
tuI bauce.
THE POPE THREATENED BY ur,
| ISIS.
A Idmes Berlin despatch say.
gram from Rome reports that IA. =
has received threatening Letters ,rsn
cialists, In connection with h,,.
cylciical letter, and tha, he ipesl
call the attention Of The Power ill.,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
\ TERRIFIC GALEIN THE NORTH.
EAST

BALtFHN, Jau. Do Reports from a.,
lart> OF tlis Province, a. well a. New
Brunswick, STOW that a terrific gale win
snow, La, Teen raging from the nortb.a,t
sihce IL O'Clock Saturday night. I'm.
In nse drifts are reported from the est
aud west. The storm has been parilcn.
iarly severe ON the northeastern coast nf
Cape Breton. AT North sidney he s.a
made a clean breach across q l- road lead.
ing TO the mines, doing couslt,r.hI,
damage.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
\ LIVELY SCENr

IN w York, on SATURDAY.. three
: Amers Of - [ mcurn Ene wers -; =,
Elfop- ~ tn wAarvrs If m.
Ao-k Ceutral r.alroAd-one fsr Ha,"
nu-s, QUE Tor liverpool aui one for ~
d'u, Ibe>t Ne>>-.s vii carry h.tw..',,
80" aed I.t'', tons OF misc la s,,,,s
freight "a - Us
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
InnprOving.

A. Gilbert Robinson, cashier of the
Farmers Bank, OF tins city, who has
been suffering from serious and pro-
tracted attack Of typhoid teyer,is now i'm
proving. The crisis of the disease has
been safely passed and his recovery is
now expected.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
Philadelphia TO be DyLed

Philadelphia will maxi al apFsl
Congress Tor money 10 pay ilf lna
ing the meadow banks alln. ihe v
wars rlyer, so as 10 prcyrl Tie "
tion OF recent iuundai ons, AID It'll
posed 10 have the work don. ty III
mates of the House OF Cou'f1a
will also quarry the stone.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
SENr 10 NEM CASTLE.

AT los o'clock this afternoon. five
prisoners were sent 10 New Castle, here
they We're locked in Jail. Some Of them
are merely committed for the payment
OF the penalties that have been imp sed
unon them by HIS Honor the MaYor.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
DEATH oFJUDGECADwALApER

PHILApELrHIA, Jan. u Hon. John
eadwalader, judge ofthe Cuited States
District court FOR the eastern district OF
Pehnsylvauia, died OF typhoid pneumo-
nla this morning after an Illness Of only
a week DE was horn Aprl l, ls03, and
was the son of the late Thomas Cadwaia-
der, Of Revolutionary fame. He was al
mltted 10 the bar on september 80, ISIS
and was appointed judge IN the | uitrd
Stases Distinct court by President Bach
auau III April lnj>. since which time he
la, occur!.d i a seat on thu bench IN that
court. lie served one term ia Consrrs,
from the Old Fifth Penn sylvauia dis
tGJt
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
4 BAD BOY.

This morning, officer Payne, arrested
a boy named George Lloyd, for threat
eniug TO shoot Joseph Smith, an old col
ored man. l. lloyd i very lad boy and
i continually annoying the residents in
the vicinity OF Front and NJ adIson streets,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27

Gen Wm. Henry Browne, Washing
ton. II {. writes. II have recently had
opportunities OF testing the virtues Of
keller's Roman Liniment. II Is the
most excellent remedy for rheumatism
that has ever come under my notice
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
The NIidgets Monday.

On Monday next the famous Midgets
open brief season of parlor entertain
ments at Institute Hall. This is their
fourth week in Washington where they
have become a .figrors in society circles.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
THIRD EDITI ON
The Clsrk-Klug Prise Fight.

The prize fight which was to have been
fought on Tuesday last between Clark
and King, but which was stopped ON &C
count of the principals being arrested in
Philadelphia, by the authorities, on the
charge of conspiring to engage in prize
fight, is likely to take place at no distant
day. The managers of the affair, were
in this city on Saturday afternoon and IT,
is stated that new articles of agreement
were drawn up. II is now thought by
the knowing ones that the tlght will take
place near Newark, on the same ground
wnere Cleary and Weeden fought about
three wears ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
FOOD Az LAST
a sun,,,,u,s For D R u GS

FOOD is made a curative agent by con
centration and artificial digestion, and
is so simple in Its application that The ad
vice of Physicians is not required.
Thousands OF recoveries from chronic
cal skin has failed.
Many OF the best Phi ysiciRns throughout
the country are pISCAkDlNG DRUGS
and using the BLA >CHARD b l. q Il
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
The Dyspeptic and Consumptlve Patient,
sufferers from Malarial or Blooi Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex md IN
the use of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
FAMOUS kAcEk lNJrRrn

Nina, Major + W. boswell, c.lrhra
t-i iac' .a utrc, now th,tty-oue years Oil,
SeNeA -EleN .a>t Week which II Is
wa> sired hy The famous Ro,,o, ~ -
ir dam q Planet. ENch,quer. Midland
~ s-Fns arA = Lumber of other racer,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
TILE DOG WAR

Chief Of Police Maxwell. reports 1ls2
dogs registered 70 date The ones that
arc not registered, are either being killed
or put III the city pound TO await owners
for twenty-tour hours. There were about
10 killed on sunday.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
The Compensation Of L. =. Dis
trfct Attorneys

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The House
Committee on Reform in thu CIVIL Ser
vice this morning authorized Judge
Durham 10 report 10 the House for pa,-
sag without amendment his bill fixing
the compensation of District Attorneys.
The bill gives fixed salary in lieu of all
fees and allowances except mirage III
five cents per milc when compelled to
leave their place Of abode The salaries
fixed are for Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, $1,000 each Massachu-
setts, 3, 900, with two assistants at 50 100
each Rhode Island, $500, New York
Eastern Distinct, 5000, with one assist
ant AT 81 800: Northern Dlstri 4, 900,
with two assistants a. u 900 each South
ern District, $1,000, vita three assist
ants AT $500 each and three AT y JOG
each New Jerscy, $500, with one as
sistant at 81 .2uD fcnuSS lvAuia, Eastern
District, 5000, VITA one. assistant al
$1,000 Western Di>tnci, - 900, with
one assistant at $500 Mary laud, 5000
with one assistant at SLOW, Distinct ol
Columbia, - 90.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27

Time : 100 valuable - N= va.-s.i ~
c-s,ia. .NU>.y eNle.i',ie eu-;.- w5-h various,
-eiu -7ile> when = cvut he-,le II pr
h@.> eeasa sy-aP W. 81 Ql1. cu-r
yCur eaG
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27

A W>R - Low THEArKEs The
mayor of Philadelphia ha, declared war
N the low theatres oi thar city on II,
ground ;ha; they a-e di>orlerly houses
Th.> action Will benefit pgthe morality
and serve tie interest ot legitimate
PAGES Il anlu>t M n
The daily gazette., 1879-01-27
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