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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04

Straned-Good ordinary lOszc: strict good ordinary.
1i1c.; low mddling. II 3 l6c. middngs ~ 7.l6c The
receipts at the ports follows -Gaiveston 1851
bales New Orleans 2s9; Mobile pa; Savannah 2i3
more, 1855 New York. ll7s Boston, l497 Philadelphia
1917 Total 40 baos This day last week. 3 $40 bales
This day year. 532 bales Total since september
2264 Sal bales to last night Liverpool kilograms Half
twelve =. M.-Reccipts $3.50 bales OF which Amer
$3.50 bales. Market moderate inquiry freely sup
piled. Sales 5000 bales speculation and export
Loco bales, Middng uplaIds. sssd middling
cember delivery. uplands. low midding clause. e4d
January delivery upands low mddlng clause,
ED: January February delivery uplands, low middng
clause ID I'D delivery uplands, low
middling clause. 27-S2d SD MarchApr do
livery, uplands low mddlng clause. 2932d 10 I'D;
AprMay delivery uplands. low middng clause, 81 3D.
I'd; May Juno delivery. uplands low mddling clause,
ding clause Lied. 80 M.-December delivery.
lands, low mddling clause, 2532d- 6Ad.; June
July delivery upiands, low mddiing clause, 71sd.
SIP MJuneJuly delivery, uplands, low middng clause,
1924 =. M.-Americnn sales, $500 bales December
delivery uplands, Low midding clause % SD; Decem
ber-January delivery uplands, low middling clause.
2532d.: January February delivery. uplands. low mid
ding clause 272d February March delivery uplands,
low midding clause, 2932d.: MayJunc delivery up.
delivery uplands low mddlng clause, l3lGd. Futurrs
closed strong. - -
FLOUR AND pts-Fiour rs OF bills wheat.
36S55O bushels: meal. 10 bbs and lis bags corn,
bushels; oats ~ U4 do. rye. u $50 barley,
$3.50 do malt, 34,7l2 do. Four-The market was
with fair inquiry The sales including state.
Western and southern were about 900 bills within the
full prices Corn meal firm and 90 bbls and $50
ha.rs olh vith lin fha rnur Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY s79-TRPLE

SS ie. .a%sis at s :, 1000 DO simple a ,oo
5000 DO by sample Al ODE 100 do by sample. at De
o. IN eo se eo ns als.
ST. sspsus si7 SIS ps m .Ih @ & sI9
Eeeeipts by ake1,Bsrsy = 500 bushels shpments
peas. 1000 do
Flour steady; sales $50 bills Wheat-Good milling
supply holdersarm sales 600 bushels red winter pri
d aa; sales zoo bushels a's, newt w
ws.sn &c Oats State active re-
ahmS CANADA t a. e RYE basi GG' % @
zoe Msed and corn mi, meal unehsnssd ,ghwnss in
to New FORK Observation-Disclosures ibis;
Icy, ao5 800 sSis,; wheat, lSaso
Sao bSs Wheat $50 bashes corn 77oo do oats
$500 do. barley, 200 do. 900
While S SS ssssd sn hss ss Of Extra ss
Mislisap sales; No. white Michigan. 81 ss3s Pc
s Sses s1n milling y No. AMBER
No. Fs ysow s Corn s'ss . m H.
sh dn s No oy wass sgf No %iNs Choice sc go
Dressed hogs "a So RseeiptsFour. 5000 bills wheat.
s @s sass
whsa. IRREGULAR; amber Michigan, spot, 81 s5; No
F. .ne ga
do May 4Oc Cloversecd dull prime held 80 20 50 10
bid Dressed hogs. S. At the close-Wheat firm; No.
sea Winter February se March & AZ; amber
RecoiptsWhoat. $4,000 bushels corn. 1900 do Ship
nents-wheat. 900 bushels; 5000 do oats 600
do.
CINCINNATI Dec 3, 1879
Flour hrmer; family, So n SO %: fancy, 81. Wheat
strong Vt 81 % 81 81 receipts 24O0 bushels Corn
tive firm and higher at Ale. 44c Oats strong at 35c
&c Rye hrmer ut Soc SIC Barley hmer at 93c 0oc.
Pork firm at Sl3 30 Lard active firm and higher AT " %
~ 10. Bulk meats and bacon quiet aud UNCHANGED.
Green meats in fair demand aud frm shoulders. 4sc.;
sides 6c hams &c. sac. Whiskey in good demand at
81 To- Butter dull droopine choice Western Reserve
25c DC prime do. 2Oc 22c prime 10 choice Central
Ohio Doe pc Sugar easier; hards, l0lc Ac Now
Orleans 7Mc. sac. Hogs easier. owing to heavy
ceipts but IN good demand common 50 80 81 TO- light.
ST 10 81 45 packing. 81 SO 81 70; butchers 81 10
~ co. receipts, 23.63 shipments. none.
CHICAGO Dec. 8. 1879.
50 tO double extras s. rs 81; patents 50 80 Wheat
excited and higher No. red winter 81 2o1 81 27 No.
Chicago spring 81 25 cash: 81 rs January; 81 PIN,
February; No do 81 IL rejected. 95c Corn active,
May Oats strong and higher at 33sc, cash 33Ic jan
uary; 37s4c. May: Rye at Tic Barley steady
and unchanged. Faxsced lower; pure. 81 ~ 81 so.
Dressed hogs s. So 25 Pork excited and higher $l3,
$i3 37 bid February Lard strong and higher at 81 52
cash. 81 65, January: 81 77a 81 so, February. Bulk
strong and higher; shoulders, 4c short rib S. co.
short clear S 10. WhisNey In good demand and shade
$4,000 bushels; corn, 25 900 do. oats II 900 do rye,
$500 do: barley. 2SOu0 do. nhipments-Flour 1900
bills wheat 1900 bushels; 80 600 do; l4OOO
do rye sa5 do barley 800 do Al the close wheat ir-
Der: 4c, january; Ace, May Oats strong and higher
at $685. December 3isc January; 3Sc, May. Provis-
ions excited and higher Pork 81 % ASH 10 December
$i3 3d. January $3 SIX February. Lard, 81 rs, Janu
ury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
MRS. MooREs COMPLAINT.

The complaint of Mrs. Moore. who charges Alber<
Kraemcr the auctioncer. of West Fourteenth street.
with deception TO the value of certain articles Of
furniture purchased by her several months ago was
again up before Mayor Cooper yesterday. Corrob-
orative testimony given by Frederick volus that
the bronzss sold we're bogus. Tho Mayor has noe
yet given his decision IN the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Bss1.s-l.sds SLOW !. s nearly * s' aa,s
TSs %.rks closed % with
Quality poor to fair with good top; Prices etsc a
= es 8 lbs has Sssa allowed net. sale. on
ssh x, VS. ss''Is s
S head ss G 81 to. rate S'h as. CIV.
solo S KAN. Sssa:' g. k.sussy s'ls
sS & f'ss
ssaa t~ IT, s might sa a
ssIS TA 80 Ss head
wsSn g es % s M S Inc s s
sssss lbs: 8 PER P Cary .sla
e. ocss s self
s Tsshss e sw wsrs, sw on no. s SsSs
al 9sc per Ib., weights " .ews; ~ ew,;
a. Esyy.r o .S%.u 81 Virgins .ss: at sss
s WIZ S per aess s'as s'sss
h. Is head at lo'4c per baweshts cwt cw 70, A.
for Isi%s" i Virgins steers - sas per IT,
p Dixon $40 q the n' Sss s sw at %
os per s head l Sadie. por .o,a p ON sd%
mission bulls ,tis lbs: is.o lbs. per ~
st G s. sS"s & II asSS "
steers At weight 81 q oas
Sn,s . Ter lsss
SIS ss,ss p:r j.. iis head =. sas IT, 4 head a;
's
Scss ae's 1..pd 2aay TO choice
T. Ss', Ew sS% pr sold
sw,: 81 State ewes loa lbs, * 50 psr ex w.
% sa' nj 'h'sg SD 10 head ia 10 lbs no. s.
aSc psr ID; - state lambs q lbs a, 5sc ID. SIS
essiss 7hesa at &C. per ID. Western sheep D lbs
a, ss,c per IT,; $50 Canada lambs, 10 lbs. 80 lbs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04

The Clearing House STATEMENT showed $I46 769.0S3
exchanges and 50. 1913 balances.
The Secretary of the Treasury. in continuance of
his purchases for the sinking fund. has issued
circular inviting proposals for the sale to the Trea
sury of 100000 skies Of 1881. 1t will be found in
telegraph column. The proposals will be
opened at the Sub-Treasury here next Saturday. 1t
appears that surplus still be applied
bond purchases rather than to the cancellation of
legal tender notes.
Government bonds at the close were quoted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
10 were quoted as

State bonds were dull. North Carolina skies.
special tax, third GLASS; declined to Ak. Railroad
bonds fairly active. and prices. changed.
were higher q rule. Following is list Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04

In the money market per cent was the ruling
rate for call loans ordinary Stock Exchange col
laterals On United States bonds the rate s per
cent Time loans were and per cent. Prime
mercantile sold at per cent or within q fraction
above or below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3-5 y. NJ.
Cotton-Futures closed strong uplands low middling
clause, December delivery, 1850.
Produce-Reined petroleum. Sd. per gallon.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 8, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern steady SOS. do Western
steady ut 54s. Bacon-Cumberiand frner 37s i'd
short rib armer at sss.; long clear armer ut
37s. short frmer 39s. Hams-Long cut
frmer Ut 35s. Shoulders steady at 25s Beef-India
mess none in market; extra mess dull a 1O4s. !;
prime S2s Lard-Prime Western steady at
s. Sd. Tsiowprime city dull and nominal at sss. Cd
Turpentine-Spirits dull Sos Rosin-Common
dull S. 3D.; mo steady at It's. Cheese
American choice frmer 65s. Lard oil dull
4Us. Flour-Extra State steady sos
Whest-spring No steady at les 4d do No steady at
los 3D. winter Western steady at lis 3D. do. do
southern steady lis Id CornMixed steady at 5s 3D.
Cottonseed oil-tellow American. none In market.
Rosin-Common London steady IS. Sd. Turpentine-
Spirits at London dull at 29s 3D.
LONDON Dec. 3-5 80 p. NJ.
Producs-Linsced oil, f23 los. f2S l5s. per ton.
BREMEN. Dec. 8, 1872
American lard closed at Al d marks per lilo lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Doc 3, 1879.
Tho printing cloth market has quiet to-
Offers still made 1T 1896 for spot goods and few
sales but manufacturers holding 47Gc for
and futures and in the face of the advance in
ton irmer than The stock hand last week
"a, pioces-hss been pretty well cleaned up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-04
Opened. Sales Range. Closed.


Included in the $50 bales to arrive Delivered
on contract bales yesterday Current prices OF spot
he following quotations for cotton store.
running quality than half grade above or
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-05-31

For InvalIds. Two ounces OF
mutton suet (that next the kidne.,
is best, cnt into small pieces and
sim,nered in half a pint Of water
fifteen minutes; then throw tn.
water away. and add To the sueI
one quart of new milk. iw" ounces
of loaf sugar. two draehms CHINA
mon bark, quarter ounce isinglass.
Simmer for fifteen minutes, strain
and drink lnkewarm.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-05-31

cause the needles had gone rusty
and he broke some fifty or sixty OF
them and then made up his mind
for an afternoons holiday.
The prince and princess were
married amid great rejoicings. and
after dinner the lords and ladies
danced in the concert room to The
souni of harp, flutes, dnlcimers
and triangles
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-05-31

The Empress of Germany has
accepted the invitation from Queen
Victoria to make . visit to her
ct Windsor Castle. The Empress
i expected to arrive in England
shortly. and TO remain at Windsor
(or some time. Il is also under
stooa that che i 10 60 With the
oneeh 10 osborne and perhaps to
Ho1nor6t Ths Emprees - now
sbout seventy yssss 81 sges bot p
n viRoecue health
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-05-31

@. D. GILMORE, A. THOMAS,
Late Register At
Kirwin, Kansas.
GILMORE &c CO.,
629 r ST. WASHING TON, d. c..
WILL PROSECUTE BEFORE THE
General Land OfBce. Office of Indian At
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States Su-
prsme Conrt, Claims of all kinds arisinG
under laws governing the disposal Of
Public Land, or the adjustment Of
French. Spanish and Mexican Grants, or
other Private Land Claims. Special at
tontion given to cases involving Tito to
Grant Lands and Mining Claims Land
Warrants and Land Scrip bought. Cash
p,id for SOLDIER Additional Homestead
Rights. Send stamp for cfrculH Of In
strucsions. Three stamps to pay postage
II you want fall 81 Of blanks and in.
vtruc<icrR nS-ly
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

HALLowE' wE'EN.-To-night is Hollow
e'en and chestnuts, apples and cider will!
be in demand in most of the rural dis
tricts adjacent. 1t is hoped that the mis-
chievous tricks that have been so often
indulged in on this old pleasureable au-
niversary will not disturb our people to-
night. In the north OF England BAL
lowe'en is called "Nut-crack night" by
the common people, and the pleasant
custom of cracking and eating nuts by
the freside is INDUCED in by old ant
young. Maidens test the constancy o
their lovers by laying nuts on the bar
of the CRATE and noting whether the.
jump or remain in their places when tn
expanding kernel has burst the she'll. !
two nuts named after lover and sweet
heart burn together it is a happy omel
and they will be married; at least sue
was the old superstition.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31
YRJDAY. OCTOBER 81 1879

THE CRY HOSPITAL TO BE AboL-
,s,,vn The readers of the GAZETTE
will rot fail to remember that IL mas
always been opposed to the malhlehahee
or the institution termed "City Hos
nital.n We opposed its institution IN
its present shape. and ON several occa-
.,nns the GAZETTE has urged that II be
abolished. We urged this two years
ago; again year ago, and only 'ew
weeks ago we again urged that it was
too costly an experiment. We had
heard several years ago that it was made
a place of bad repute, while under the
charge Of Superintendent Stewart. But
it is, we hope, unnecessary to refer TO
this dlsagreeable part of the matter.
The past as well as the recent scandals
are sufficiently understood by the Coun-
Gil and our citizens. We only desire to
refer approvingly to the almost certain
prospect of the abolshment OF the hos
pital entirely. 1t will be seen by the
proceedings Of the City Council that
Mr.. Rodney gave notice last night that
he would introduce an ordinance for this
purpose at the next meeting. His an
nouncement was received without objec-
ton. He took an unusual advantage to
spring this matter upon the Council
and Immediately thereafter took his
leave. We are, therefore, left in the
dark as to how the Republican members
will vote upon the question; but we
think we might infer that they will favor
the proposition made by Mr.. Rodney
Il certainly would have been better had
Mr.. Rodney announced that he had the
assent of the members of his side OF the
chamber to the matter. 1t is, however
little singular that Mr.. Rodney should
have made this announcement at all
since he ought to have known that The
chairman of the Finance Committee, Mr.
Merris Taylor, introduced and had read
all W dDbiioh c'tg f'N"
pital," some weeks ago. 1t is possible
that Mr.. Rodney had forgotten this
although he is member OF the Finance
Committee, and doubtless keeps al ey'
on the actions Of his chairman. Th'
abolishment of this institution will be
saving OF considerable money to Tia
city. The Democrats would have abol
ished it before but some legal obsta
cles were found in the way by the La
Committee and hence the matter WI
dropped until the ordinance referred
above was introduced by Mr.. Merr
Taylor. 1t is now hoped that this ord
nance will be called up, slightly amen'
ed and passed.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31
FLOODS IN FRANCE
General NeaCs.

The increase of National bank circula :
ton for the month of October is about
81, 900, 900.
Freight rates are row very high on the
Lakes. A telegram from Beileville, Ont,
says vessel owners refuse Sl.30 per 1000
for lumber to Oswego, or 10 cents more
than the rate in October Of last year. A
schooner has b en- chartered TO carry
grain from Pictou and Black Creek 10
Oswego at d cents, the highest figure for
several years.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
of Canada, has sent ont a surveyin par
ty with view to the construction of a
road between st. lsidore and Dundee,
Quebec.
AT a meeting Of the Directors OF the
Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Com
pany, III South Norwalk, Conn, yester-
day, Roswell l.. Flowers, Of New y ork
was elected President James w. Hyatt
of NorwalS, Vice President; Henry
Williams, Treasurer and Secretary, and
l.. W. Sandeforth, Superintendent.
The Supreme Judicial Court at Bos
ton, yesterday removed the injunction
granted several months ago against Tho
Broadway Savings Bank of fLowell, Mass.
the bank being now solvent.
Charles ii. Voorhis, Of Hackensack
y. j., eXRepresentative in Congress
from the Fifth New Jersey District, mad,
IN assignment on Wednesday. His liza
blities are estimated at 500, 900 ; his as
sets are unknown.
Tie Insolvent Court at Montreal ha
granted an extension of sixty days 10 tn,
! Consolidated Bank aud appointed com
missioner to report upon the banks con
dition.
According to telegram from Ne'
Orleans, the public schools Of that cit
will probably be closed for two months
"unless the teachers consent to work to
nothing"
Generals Edward Hatch and Charlie
Adams and Chief Ouray have been az
pointed commission to investigate tn
Ute outbreak. Mrs. and Miss Meekt
and Mrs. Price and the two children a
rived in Denver last night. airs. Meekt
is very i'll.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

THE colored Rcpu blicans are organ
ganizing for the campaign of 1850. They
are about TO assert their Independence
as Republican organization and threat
en- to demand recognition in Delaware
politics as they are represented in Ohio
where a colored man was elected upon
the Republican ticket. 1t is very likely
that the next Republican convention in
Delaware will take their view of the
matter and nominate Delaware negro
for Representative to Congress and a
white Radical for Sheriff or Coroner
in Kent and Sussex. AS the Re-
publican party organs claim all the ne
groes to be Republicans of course the
white people who are not willing to
sep on the platform Of equality" have
"no say" in the matter. The equalit!
which seems to have been most popular
with the negro was that which the Radl
Gals Granted the South, viz: that tn
negro should vote "early and often,
but the white man should not vote {
all. This kind Of equality" mad
the negroes solid for the Republ ca
party and induced them to help II
white northern rascals make the deb
in those States that have been adjusts
or repudiated.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31
The Roberts Sisters.
AN ENJOY ABLE ENTERrAISMENT CIV
EN TO THEIR BENEFIT.


ES TO THEIR BENEFIT.
NJ. 5. X. A. Hall had quite large au-
dience last evening, on tine occasion OF
the concert for the benefit of the Roberts
sisters, commonly called the an. 5. X.
A. canary birds"
The following programme was rem
ered
Duett, "Light after darkness, Roberts
sisters.
Trio, "sweet days gone by" the Ger
neralie Glee Club.
Recitation, There is no death, Ida
Roberts.
Banjo solo and duett, Heal and Hill.
Dialogue, "Cure for good" Mrs. Eva
Donnelly, Misses A. and Ii. Roberts.
Solo, Harry Streets.
| Dialogue, "Silly dispute" Roberts sis
ters.
Solo, Sword of Bunker Hill, Mr.. Ap
pleby.
Duett, Mrs. Eva ID onnelly and Hol
den Roberts.
, Dia logue, How she made him propose
. Mrs. Eva Donnelly and Holden Roberts
q Duett, "Stars Of twilight" Robert
sisters.
Duet, "Moonlight music" Mrs. Ev
Donnelly and Holden Roberts.
Several other recitations were al:
| given.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

Some idea of the magnitude of the
business of raising sweet scented flow
ers for their perfume alone may be-
gathered from the fact that Europe and
Brithish India alone consume about 250,
600 gallons of handkerchief perfume
yearly; that the English revenue from
French eau de cologne of itself is $40,
600 annually, and the total revenue Of
Englandfrom other imported perfume is
estimated at 5000 900 each ) ear. There Ia
one great perfume distillery at Cannes,
in France, which uses yearly 100000
pounds of acacia flowers, 40 900 pounds
of rare flower leaves, $4,000 pounds OF
jasmine blossom, together with an i'm
mense quantity of other material used
for perfume. Victoria, in New South
Wales, is noted place for the .produc
ton of perfume-yielding plants, because
such plants as the mignonette, sweet
verbena, jasmine, lavender, acacia hell
trope, rosemary, wall-f1ower, laurel, or
ange, and the sweet scented geraniums
are said to grow there in greater perfee
ton than in auy other part OF the world
| i Swiss Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31
DUBLlC SALE

L or
REAL ESTATE.
VIII he sold at the Auction Rooms OF L..
W. Stidham q Son, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l, 1879.
Ats! o'clock.
Seven Frame Houses. all In good -
order, situatedat the corner OF FOUR Qai4
teenth and Lincoln streets, corner bfN.
house is IL feet front, - feet deep, the 9th
ers lOls feet front, running back - Feet,
depth OF lots IS feet. The above houses
are all rented to good paying tena ts. ana
the insurance is paid up to January LIST,
1881, mortgage OF l7D dollars can
remain on the premises as long as desired
II the interest Is paid promptly; rents go
10 the purchaser from day OF sale. For
further particulars call onthe undersigned
Terms ~ per cent cash on day Of sale ON
the purchase money, less the mortgage the
balance, "A note With an approved endor'
ser al w day from day of sale.
l.. W. STiDIIAM & son.
oct1S-5t. Auctioneers.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

CAPTAIN PRATT, superintendent of
the Indian school at Carlisle barracks,
has found it necessary TO refuse admis-
sion to the many visitors who want to
get a glimpse of his dusky pupils. The
buildings in which the Indians are quar-
tered have been surrounded with board
fence seven feet high. Fifty-eight new
pupils representing nine different tribes,
arrived on Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

a. D.B ac''' --------
CHERIFF'S SALE. ,,ro,
y BY virtue of II writ CT Let", et "a
to medirectei, will be eApo''u
Sa leat the a, un,r
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Me- al snl
kept by J-hn J. Dougher,y' unnty ~ ,Iv
wilmington, New Cas''e
ware, -, pDrDAy
The l4th Day OF NOVEMBEni%,, 4, a, IA
At2 o'clock, p. H., the ioilON"e
real es1ase' ,hase two c certain lots. plsCSss
GELS of land situate Ia tne o',! as follN
ION. bounded a-d descrlpenp np,irk al
vii: No. |. Having VI" VI, ",neln'
thereon erected, begl'ii.i,ns ..,a n + E,gbiI
lion of the northeriy sac a, u Jackson
and of the easterly sac y, Jia'cK.on
thence along said side .ol ,be1ce
nrnrtberly l65 feet u a stake; KEN .n'lil lil |
Nv narniiel with Eighth SUI. SUE, widj
tSe westerly side OF 4iIus ,Ssr aIle1
eno ,"nnicniing with an'tht, S
wide leading into hua, iir'i me tiOne|
along said side Of the III, iiIs. NJ u, street
aud parallel with JachS ,.nce ,p easterl1 1
southerly TO stake; lhod nara d
the head of said alley n"u slake;
tlo L.1,hth nh street A feet 10 iIs"k,od
sEnSstherly and parallel WIN ~ %Fashlh
suu.i1 s,l ,d', ~ the said side oi " irel
lio no, ,.f, ,heyce oo thereby westerly snnients ,,n
nlace Of beginning, De X. 4 Volume
Of what 1t may. DUN i,
Az; @ &c; ). Having a brict dwelI,ssI dl,w@sinefIy
or&ao,aJ & beainnlng on me ,i noi and il
e,9'boi III, n Street between Adams n,s ibe bt
FILL FLU s al n stake "a feet ir9il, dams Ian
streets ns',he q, " westerly side 81 III with w,th
thence westerly ana a. tnence s!ll
street 10 feet to a stane, ~. street lOj q
and parallel TO Ahai,i, y a az ON the nol
ane an balfinoh TO a stake reet oa Ieadini
size 81 Sna a 10 q Adams street; a,,u i,,s Of said
Jacksp,, ,ans " the norther y siae .I,n - Fint
ID feet toa stake; a',a s'r,,et IO5 feet ai
,nnaraliel to Adams saaa se,1I ol beglnnlngI'
PaIfinch to the piao,sd u bounds VIVA
contents within SAW .or
may. ~ taken In eNeoIa lar
seizeu a, Henry NJ. Rlie an and 70
PTspeirl.s PPIs pwile, al and lerfe tenants ' :,
by JOHN fi,a IIcld
sherin's Office, New o'S'''; '5;sl.,,
d.. 1917.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31
Wm. NJ. English tor vtce Pres
itLerlt.

From the indianapolis Sentinel. Oct 81.
The New Albany correspondent of
the Louisville Courler-Journal says that
it would delight the Democracy Of the
old Second district of Indiana to vote
for VIM. III. Engli-h for vice president
If the National convention will nomi-
nate him this district will give him 8, ,000
majority. Nominate him, and an en-
thusiasm will be created here that will
wipe out all local differences and heal up
every dis sension in this part of the State