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The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
and Railroads Strong
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at 2 3 a
! a 9 Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

SATURDAY Jan 1s--G p NJ.
Speculation in the most prominent stocks, when
had begun to assume n high pressure appearance at
the close yesterday. by means allowed to die
out, but with fires banked night, so to speak,
burst out in full force at the opening of to-days
market. 1t had evidently been agreed upon by the
controlling engineers of such properties us New Jer-
sey Central, the Northwesterns. the St. Pauls and
Rock Island, to throw the throttle valve wide open,
and in consequence quotations went skimming to
higher figures. Other stocks the contrary, were
left to drag their slow length along, like the halt
ing measures of an Aexandrine verse or showed up
freight train. Such movement they achieved.
however, in the way of progress though too
little Of this made to call tor comment.
The superheated steam of speculation almost
entirely directed to moving the stocks specified above,
and values consequently sent up with whirl.
The result advance of q per cent in Jersey
Central per cent i'll Northwest common, per
cent in Northwest preferred and u TO per cent in
the St. Paul stocks preferred and common Tho
set of the tide in favor of New Jersey Central is of
twofold origin First from the manipulations OF
Mr. keene who, so to speak, is exerting lunar infu-
ence upon the upward current. and second from
circumstances which accepted as being improving
to the property itself While the road is doing
. satisfactory business which the accession Of the
Reading traffic fixed fact, and that Of the Balt
more ana ONO trade as possible one, Will make
satisfactory still, there is good to
believe that the New Jersey Legislature will
shortly authorize the construction of what is
popularity known as the washington Street Bridge"
The construction OF this wayfare will divert to the
ferry of the Central road u direct and speedy
communication with New York, much of the Jersey
City travel which passes by the boats of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and it is believed
will add materially to the revenues of the former
corporation The very considerable rise in the
Northwesterns was founded upon new facts. but
simply upon the tenacity with which the friends
Of the stock hang to their holdings and their
faith that the valu, of the property warrants higher
figures The two Delawares, opponents of the
coal carriers, remained dull and without change
of moment. There certainly steps being taken
ut present looking to combination and the fact
remains that If the prices obtained for coal year
ago were only capable of bringing the company out
square their years business, there is small
hope that good results will be shown in their next
statements. now that prices at least 81 per ton
less. For the general list the best prices made
at the end and the market closed dull for the anthra-
cites, but buoyant for the railroads.
The opening, highest. loves. and closing prices of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
M nllo
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delivered contract. 600 bales yesterday. Current
prices of cotton he following quotations based
American standard OF classifc and
running in quality than half grade
l4uxfh In adn uafedA.-
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Wheat quiet aud easy. The following were the bid
and asked prices at the second call No spring
ruary, ga, bid; No. red for January and fcbrusry
~ ts bid 81 10 asked; do, March, 81 lUL bid 81 ii
asked; No amber tor January. 81 uJs bid or asked
do February 81 ot bid ~ o7 asked Tho sales tinciud
ing 10000 bushels for future delivery. 5000 bush
els at ~ for No Nebraska. 75lac TIC for rejected
spring cc for 10 Mnnssota spring - y for extra
white ~ G 81 ~ for No red oec for unaradcd red
ri Ml. ~ 10 for No. red 81 Us for white Cana.
ia, ~ % for red Canada; - 10 for No. 2 red
January and February, ana 81 IL Tor do. March
quiet but firm closing nj the second call as fol
lows - anuary steamer iJic. bid 45lc. asked do No
- 471,c bid tic asked for old die bid as &C. asked
new February steamer Az bid. I47c asked; do
No 2 4stsc hid t5nc asked The sales were bush
els all spot including mi ed 45,,c die No
do at l5,c No white, at AZ &C old do do at
4yc Jersey yellow. track ut Ace Oats-rho market
strong white aud steady mixed We note sales
Of about $4,000 bushels We quote Extra white. ssisc
ungraded do 34s .c Tor medium quality; No. do 35,c
No. do, aa'ac. No ! mixed s2c.; No. do, 3IiAc.
81 Sc. No. = do nominal at3Oc.
lfssr AND Jurr-rhe market was quiet, but without
change We quote American. double dressed 81
dressed SEQ; undrcssed, xi5 x13U: Russian clean
$40 gold Italian, S2,S $27, gold; jutc 4c Axe
jute butts 2c 2s, currency, cash aud time. Manila
hemp. sac fc.; Sisal DC.
domestic In moderate jobbinc deman I'd,
but foreign neglected We quote Cuba
and mixed t,'c Isc. claycd. isc. 2N muscovsdc
lining. lee 22c do, grccery ~ Zoe Porto RIeo. 23c
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4 -A-A.-A GOOD PLAN
"a. The profitable deuling In stacks is by
combining many orders and cooperating them whole.
dividing profits shareholders according
te market Each customer thus all the ady
OF Immense capita and experienced skill
amount from $40 to SlOUO with proportion
ate success New iark stock Reporter circular
mailed Tree full formation olerale
fully. LAWRENCE AZ co. 81 Exchange place New York
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The London advices report the market for securi-
ties firm Consols are up to 95Sf 90. United
States 4lss rose to 1'Sai, and fvcs fell off 10
10s. and rallied to 1854. 1867 and ten.fortes were
steady the former selling at io3s and the latter at
1loA. Erie fell OFT =, to 231S. and Illinois Central
y. to s,k. New Jersey Central 4. to 30, and
do. consolidated rsts =, to ~ Erie preferred sold
st 3sa. Bar silver quoted at 5o1sd per ounce In
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StansdGood ordinary, IL i6c: strict good ordinary
8 lee. low mddling. H. l6c.; middng y l16c For
future delivery the sales follows after
two =. MJanuary. 100 ut s46c February, 9U ut 9,sc
a70c 400 at o 7sc. 100 at 977c.. $500
015c.. 100 74c; April. zoo 99ac: 900 AT so3c
GD y92c. go at a9lc.; May, 80 at loose.
100 loose, 100 lO.O4c. total 1880 bales
To-day. up To one 4. M.-Ianuary. 400 9.45c. !:
February 800 at 954c.. 2o s5ec. 200 955c at
9.52c.. $40 y5ic no at 9asc March 32,r) ut Toe
100 -, 974c 100 at 976c 200 a, are, su 9
2@D 73c April Zoo a0lc a sssc 100 Of
0.,Sc., $40 at $500 800 at 1850 100 as7c At
essc,. 100 at 9.ssc., 22o at svOc 1000 9s7c 100
at 9ssc.; May. LOO at lootc., 200 at ioose
Total. 5000 bales. Grand total $500 bales
The receipts At the follows galveston
bales New Orleans 4.149; Mobile. 4745; savannah s2s
uharleston; 2,74 Wilmington, ,s'e Norfolk ss: New
York. $50; Boston, 1873; Philadelphia 127 Total 97
This day last week, 1878; this day last year $40
Total since september 1885 I6i bales Cotton freghts
closed ss follows To lavre by steam lee
by sail. lac; Hamburg, by steam. ne, compressed
Bremen by steam, c.. compresscd by sail l,c.; Liver
pool, I'D. u o;s2d.. by steam by sail. isd.
FLOUR Am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II 40 bills wheat
A. $50 bushels meal 90 bbls and 1859 sacks corn
i06is bushels; oats 24,t2o do: rye, $500 do barley
quiet. Winter wheat fours firmly held hut spring
wheats somewhat easier The sales state
Western and southern about 1900 bbls within the
annexed Rye Hour steady with sales of bsb
bbs Corn meal in moderate demand, the sales being
$50 bills within the Rye quiet active firm:
sales U0 bushels Jersey and
5oc.; 5000 bushels state Mt JSc 5000
Canada, choice, at 59, Barley and malt quiet We
npte
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

4 GENTLEMAN HAVING x2tsD wANTED--IN AN
Aessy and pleasant busincss ample security for money
and salary u < per week equal interest money
seeured undoubted references given and rcquired.
BROWN. 80 Cedar ST.
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FINANCIAL.
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FINANCIAL.


Nr REASONABLE KArES-MONEY On LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance vt all Kinds effected with coinpa
mics ut lowest premiums.
j. j. ITABkicH co, 1875 Broadway, box $50
A LII THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES BOuGIIT AND
~ sold in the California and New York and divi
dcnds paid here the day ct their San Fran
cisco Railway and other Shares carried
cent margin. WILLIAM WARD n co, Bankers aud
Brokers - Broadway.
NY NUMBER or SHARES or STOCK CARRIED
Aon from to per cent margin stock contracts such
rs Puts calls, Sc very near TO the market. These
frequently yield from uD To 800 the
vested send for Stock Chronicle and circulars mai
free. PECk A MORTON, 10 Broad ST. of EN
change place. New York.
4 LIFE AND ENDOWMENT INSURANCE POLL.
n .cies bought and loans on same negotiated
JOS. liERIFELD iTG Broadway.
A LII CALIFORNIA AND OTHER MINING STOCKS
~ We buy and sell Mining Stocks
at the san Francisco aud New York Mining stock Ex-
changes elsewhere daily commit sion aud
paid by us in New York our custom ~
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY & 60,
Bankers, Brokers and Auctioncers No Is Pine ST. "
A LEN fROTMINGnAM a co, BANNERS AND
ASrUCk BROKERS, No. u Wall st. buy and sell
the New York Stock Exchange aud carry the
long ~ desired deposit OF three per Careful
atcn given to orders for investment from So
In PUTS aud CALLS" which frequently pay from five
70 ton times the amount invested. EApLANAiORN CIR.
OCLAR ana ,hcig WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT seut
Tree IN application.
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The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day ag-
gregated 1926 shares which distributed
tollows:--Canasla Southern, 5O0 Chicago and North
west, 54,432; do. preferred 2j 200; Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, 1920; Delaware Lackawanna and
Western. 1850; Delaware and Hudson Canal $50;
Erie 5.571 Illinois Central 500; Lake shore Is 100;
Michigan Central LAO: Milwaukee and st. Paul.
02lO; do. preferred 1900 Morris and Essex 40;
New York Central. 707 New Jersey Central 16 262;
Pacific Mail. 1495; Pittsburg. sos; St. Louis Kansas
City and Northern. $50; Wabash 2.os9 Western
Union Telegraph, Cos.
Money on eau was easy at a per cent and at the
close was offered plentifuly at a per cent. The
bank statement was remarkable both for the magni-
tudc Of the changes and its avorabeness. The legal
tender average shows the enormous gain of
e4,9l0,i00. There is a decrease in specie of
Sl67 800 The loans show an increase of 81 4sG 400
and deposits s5,iOs,4oo. The banks gain s2.oi5. 800
in surplus reserve which stands at s14412,75o.
The following shows the condition of the New York
city banks this week. as compared with last -
Jan. IL. Jan. Is. Differences
Loans $3.50 Gs2 900 $3.50, lGs. 400 Inc. 81 4s6 400
Specie -. 1sp624oo 17.3+4.GO0 Dcc 1Gi7 800
%Deposits. :. 206ls220O I'll, 59OGoD Inc. 5lOs 400
Circulation. ~. 7s5O 900 l9,56T 900 Dec. II 400
Other than United States
Foreign exchange is usual ON saturday, was
dull. and rates remain unchanged.
The sub-Treasury paid out 1924 in gold coin for
legal tenders and 800, 800 gold received in lieu
OF legal tenders paid out. Government bonds
irm with the exception Of the hvo-twcntios. There
another call for 500 100000 vetwenties of 1867
to-day. making altogether 500 900 called last
year The subscription to the four per cent loan to-
day amounted to $2,44oooo
The closing quotations for government bonds were
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LoSpoS. Jan. IL 1879
The leading markets In Mincinr lane same dull
last week The very large produce
brought auction has further tended weaken quot.
have IL favor of buyers or Indian and also for
moderate OF business China by private contract
In coffee thcre is feature There has been strong
yanced Cocoa has fallen Is IS per cwt but is
Cry stazed West Indian sugar continues readily salease
in quantity to the home trade although the is quiet
rice sold sprns shipment at the slight recovery last
quoted Black Penang pepper realized exceptionally
LONDON Jan. is-5P
Refined petroleum, aAd a97 sd gallon Luseed oil
LIVERPOOL Jan. Is-3PM
Cotton-rhe sales Of the day included 1890 bales
American. Futures closed steady to-day's highest
livery ii iOd upiands, low middins clause August
and September delivery, 5'ad.
pork-Prime mess Eastern dull at As do. Western.
at a. sd amsLans steady s4s shoulders steady
ss- ~ prime DO dull q rs L~rd~Pri@e Western Steady
G nc se1s ns 5ner S al
4- 3D. fine dull at los Cheese American choice dull at
ass Wnsat~sprng No. 5 steady at Is sd. spring No >
steady at g. ld new Western winter steady a. s. -.
steady 22s. Sd mixed old steady at 2a cot'onseed
don hrmer at 5s Turpentnc-Spirts at London steady
Ills. cd.
The En,nomid says"Bank bills are quoted a ga 3
rs ont the s AND EssSsus s 81 "a
as,e and prices =. a rule more han reges
alton France rende,s the Bouse very quiet and sens
tive Hence foreign stocks are no, 50 active as cheap
been partial recovery in brazilian of the
S to the
LoNDoS Jan 1876 r. "
Silver is quoted to-day at So'sd, per ounce,
Exchange ON London ..of 2ilac for checks.
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SECOND B0ARI,--l 4.

s,5oo 4Ss r, 1891 BIZ 100 $20oo as, c, ~ 100
iUuUu ) 4leis. o. LOG 5000 5's. r. 1881. be los
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ll:lj A. NJ.

lO:lj A. NJ.
$1,000 U $ As, r, 1907. be 0a7s
1000 U S4is, c, 1907. :. @'s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-22
MINING AND ENGINEERING.

II MOSHEIMER. IN SAN FRANCISCO.
eDs in cooperation with Society Of En-
Rineers. Is publishing monthly journal. THE
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted to
the advancement Of Mining. Engineering. Me-
chanical Arts. etc. It is conducted on strictly
scientific principles and the price, 81 50 per
year, @WM tHtta
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-03-22
ANNUAL MEETING.

VUyBE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
III Stockholders in the DANEY GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMP NY. for an election
Of . Board OF Trustees to serve the Company
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of such other business as may come before
the meeting. will be held at the office Of the
Company, Room No. ~. No $40 Pine street.
San Francisco. California, on MONDAY.
March "a, 1879. at the hour Of two O'Clock
Pm GEO. r. sPINNEY. Secretary.
Oface-Room A, No. al0 Pine street, San
Francisco, California. H
, 1879-03-26

I9ff9 1HfH JHHfHH& ~ G11faHlfFff.
a gentleman asks As Whnt rlsk tln runs BY
allowing tn: telegraph conilntnlcs to atllx their
wlrcs tn The tnps and htra Ut ltla lntldiuss. We
wcru about u say something Oh THIS tllr,nc be+
furc thu .juestlun was PROPOSED. Tl,rro ts III
moro wulstun aud impllllcnt drfarenvnt OF
rriyatr property than Is prncttrp1 by The tiolA
Il Stuck Telegraph Company atl other similar
curpotati0ils IN extending their wires about
TIL: lily. We have heyurut tIInes In person,
forbid tho workt,eu II tho service Ut thls
Coupany to MILK my 6f their conductors t.,
our building, au,l bY calling The potca lave
compelled them to desIst ut the time: but
tlo monuut our bark was turned they
hare crcpt back 10 tlIelr work a,nt spiked
their usputh attachments to thu walls
nf o1lr building tor the purpnso uf extending
tho wlrcs bycr ll.e black. i3ushlu thu tlufacc-
usspt VI walla, tic injury u roofs, many Ut
wl'lch arc made lcaky by THIS rough usage. a.nt
tic general datnugu 10 elltiiGes tllt ure strung
With their wires, they aso stealthilY acquiring q
LOU. Of whic! they cannot cuslIy 10 Iispossess.
ed. After suffering such an attachment ior
twenty yeArs thu owner Of tlso building caunut
take doSt tho walls to rebuild. or III any way
dtsconneet tho wires, except by curseEt Ut t1la
company which has thus wt1lfully lFcspasscd
up0u his rights. This IL u serious matter, 4llu
pr0pcrty-holdcrH will do well 10 look To 1t, Or
they will beeonIu sattllGd With parAstu which
they cannot throw off at pleasure, alld which
may very srElous'y Impair the yaiuo Of their
estate.
, 1879-03-26

10 tic Etilfnr NJ Tho TrIhint.
CtIiutGO, Mnrcb 1h-1n The Hight Of facta,
Judgo VIM Bt1re,,'H futtcr vi your papcr Of res.
ter''ay Is truly Interesting. llu says: t'Yho
truth Ii, my wlloo dividends do not anspunt 10
500. These aEunts must lnye BUne chrouto
disease tint prevents them from speaking tho
truth" ON tl!e question ot yesaeity We need
only aay tat tho Judge Inns clycu the COMPANY
tsotcs to Tic amount of 8i,o72. lilo hah never
phil my pnrt Of llc1n, as he nltlst admit. Iis
tlntc Mt The present tfn,o Is only $UD1B5. Deduct
iHls given. Mlnt tllu dividends nrc shown to .,ayo
cal1crtetl SG10,35,-tlin amount stutcd In tu,r
former letter to l,nrc becti paid him. Any one
tnklnE tile trouble to examine our books can
verify this stnienlcnt IN all respects.
Agatu, tho Judge aave Ut tlla Cutupany'e Ira
ntNl life, that they nrc ''nl IN ono RUIN, oile sct
Of Stockholders, at1 ono 1et Of tlnl,agcrs, u1u
que set Of tnaslnFcrs, Hnl probably ohc set Of
uccd contradiction. The c.ltiro business mt, as-
scts Of two companies arc as dstinct n,nl scpa-
rate ns tic business Of Judgc Van Burcn uud
President Hayes
hy asks WHY ,hc Company does not Divide It.
ieiently answcsc'l that point II not. We viii
Eiy II is dividing morc tflan previously, and for
tho year lS7A the dividends are considerably
Inrrer than fos aty yuar 6inec 1871. It Is Il.
pcctcL n similar Increase ct .llvtlotids will ia
continued. solycncy laa been tic. flr.L con.
stcrnti0n With tho management, md will prot.
ably bu In the future. lYu think tho public aud
its patrons, with possibly fcw exceptions, will
approve Of The course pursued.
Tie Judge reflects upon Tho officers of tho
Company. TO this wo can tlo no better than
Quuto what tho Hon. j. w. Stcadnlan, Inslrancu
Commissioner Of Connecticut, aays Of tho lEtns
company IN the world thai thu Etna, t,or uns
better nlauagcd in tic interests Ut its policy,
holders" PAUL 81 MASON.
, 1879-03-26

ffior oofrn. h,,r3uuoa ,,,Jl Ill.,, ....-,,,ii Ill.,,
Of hnnsrIan,,,'1 ~ r,thar War o ISsp";s,ra
inv arn ~ i,,n ,,a,r,v ,aif ,,, INV.
to lo ,iisfnmc, for mrn,'4. ri f retsonrn, u ny -
ami. tn n't,I in.nit IT, niMrv ,s,"v ,rn tnf,sn
Mi tho nav t,win, to tim,i, FIR Til lin III ,osi .,yn
yonrs Of scryico. fa, wo wontlvr ;Imt iIu inu
crushed worn t,rnrii ticr. in n ,,,mt, s,,,lI,cmlv
entItfic,l win ytf fyo ainyes. nnti n r,in,trl,
tIr1, t,Ir,lctt eut ~ hi. nrtfrssiott uul rIrutst|
out of ilis nv IL hootf
1t was ;t,en That tllu Kbcdiyo
~ ~ ~ ~ 's''N
, 1879-03-26
A BUSY MAN

In reply to frlcnuly warning concerning his
health sut.!. u" have m tt1,c to resi-, Of lloncI
10 doctor" What would you think II II me-
tools In order, or replace them when lostl The
carly sy,l,ptons OF disease promptly yield 10 thu
l,rot,ur remedy. NcEirvt contlr,ns nMt mikes
disease inel,Yabic, Consumption III Its curly
stuges Is r.u'liy cnrc1 by tc iso Of Or. plcrcc's
tioliicn AtclIIra Discovery, tlnugl, II tho lMpEs
10 l,alf wasted awny, no medicine icA tBftt q
care. Yet no known ruIIIrtly posscsscs sncll
sootliing A,nl healing intucnco oyor alI sCrolu'
lous, t,.hercululls, and pulmonary affections, n
yrtcs nnler date of Due. II, l677: "Tllc uo1l'
In Mcdcal Discovery does lx'siti.tlp eare e'.-
xu,nutioH, ms after trytug uycry .otlur n,ehicne,
IN nvain, tllla succcedcd.'' Air. 4. 7. rlrps. ot
Guthbsrt, uu., writes: "1le Co!dcn a!e'l!ra!! |s.!
inrtpicnt collsun,ptionh Hundreds i! names
II cured arG published in kiureu's memorandum
Hook, which Ia given away by druggists.
, 1879-03-26
Tltnt "CoI1lnnnist 1'ill.t

10 tHd LdRof a. iA6 1F1bhnss
CHICAGO, March a5.-As the hill which has
lecn recently introduced Into at,1 discussed by
the State Legislature Of Il[Inols in rcgart. 10 tho
regulation Of tile payment Of wages to mcehun-
ics is just now receiving sumo attention, q lew
wor,ls upon this subject n,aY not he uulntcrcs,-
ing to your readers. That this bill Is cmincntly
n just anil proper onc, and should receive tlo
consldcrat1 attention Of majority Of onr Leg
is1aturc, needs little nrgumeut to prove. III the
first place. II is scarcely necessary for mo 10 say
TINT hundrcls-yca. nlousanls-ot Our most III.
lustrio,,s mechanics nre yenrlY deprived of teir
hart-carncta wages simply because they Wcro
llnabu to collect their pay ut the end Of each
month. 1t Is we'll known tllat ma,ly 1nrgo
their employees Tor tnonths, has hccomc lnsus.
cnt, leaving perhaps Il dividend OF s or 10 per
cent to those without whon tllc business collld
not l!ayo been Transacted Tllere Rru also hun.
10 tiu ,nca,,.css alnl llttieilesa ot ielr employ.
crs aro uline to collect scarcely enough money
to even brbslst ,lpon, IL shy nothng OF the nun
ncr ~ which they aie treated wt!cn they simply
ask for tl,at which is justly d.su a1nl actually
belongs to them,
This whule nnH.paymcnt system Ia wrunE, and
Is simply fraud pcrpctrntel unon u class or
cur most worthy citizens. Loud tries uf .'rc-
just that sonu ssols sholA' b. tulfci, to brl's
about reform, which Ii 50 badly needed inst
now. BpsIt.es, there nrc many 1sms in this
city wllO not only Insist upon retaining tho
'.lion's share" OF their employees ut,ney, hut,
when they find they have "licpt back I" $:3,09 or
$500. naRo It II urnrtisu to cut down their
alrcndy too pnorly-pati hrsp. In ysow Ut these
fnrts. IL Is deemed unnecessary to adyAnce auy
further argument In hchalf nf liz. justuess Of
tlu afnrcsall bill, fur It IL beloved always tAt
the laborcs IA Fwortlly OF hts hiro"; but 1t 10
we'll known to thousands III this city thut II is
iMpossib!o IT, ret that "lilso" without cglsta'
tlou In Its behalf. MECHANIC.
, 1879-03-26

y,.,,.. \, ,,.,,,,.., IL, .,,,o .,,, ~ h,rro, T.,
hrc,l,,, n,n,,arnr n, ic iMd,nt,n,r,,ts St.,i;nti
II was during Ills management Of the Stnt;nas
TUT tho lntn4'is telsgta!ns passsu between
yneE aa h,s ,.'. n M ,e ;. HSnnfsi. , fnfion nHnnts
for sSstl nt,teyc. ,,,ri to ,uly thc !stntinA ind
change it to tsrrcnhack paper. in order II pre-
It is snfr to INV, jrO IT, rnn,lccttun with 1yncr
u,i Nratly in ii,cir nttc,nntci purchase Of lilo
Iutitanun,jIs ,veafjnei. Tint ic Il INV Ii, the my
ut thu Republican party, and Tint The money
for the maintenance oi the Ukdiu1ln Siates comes
from te sale OF llratly un. 1yner'a "1ndian
Arcn;sm md othrr f,,I,ds trun, tl,e Republican
National EXECUTIVE Committee. Keeuan hns
como to tic surface again. kenoi
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i Democratic raprr IN yas,, Mclean nn.l
III. ,,t,l,l,, t,,nn.u
,ra,,,unt.o o m ur r., an,,n., . ,Don.,.
Wash Mclean, Of n the Cincinnati Enquirer, &as
been In washington during Last week ~ork'ng
iur IN alliaNce hctwccn the Democrats ns,ll
t}sccnbackcrs. Mclean Is thr tnau whu, IL few
ycara o,ro. cutcrta,ncd and fpaste,l t,cn. f,rant
as Cincinnati Ito Is now ao'nE MS hest 10
mike reelection OF Hra'1t In lSS0 liked TACT.
Ilis payer ls tho most powerful A,Mt cttsctcnt lsc
mblrnn enginc IN t)h,u, All tho 1tepubllcau
nnnera IN TINT state combined do not serve tho
kepnbllcat' ra'ssc 'lali as wen as h!cheah's
"Democfnttc" Cincinnati E"4"frfr. Without
tho lAtttr, Ohio would be ftroug and reliable
ncn,ucrotic stuto. Mclean /, the acspotlc
hlastef VI tne o1'" ne''o:s"es' A'c o.'o
Democratic c0ngrcssmcn hayo to daneo
whenever he whistles. To adhere to
snuud Democratic principles Is = srtma for
,uui.,,rs With ,,ulltiral death, Thu Uo Dct,tU-
rrats aro hls ,laycs, Judge Thurman, tic ahjcs,
uf lin Ohfo DEMOCRATS, u,ut{uiy struggled
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