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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-26

Sent to the House OF Correction.
| BOSTON, May s24.--Frank Paige, lately
convicted 6f conspiracy to defraud his cred.
.itors, was to-day sentenced to TWO years
bard labor To the House Of Correction, !,
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NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS.


we s1vtae the ladies' n I, the public In general "a
call ans casnine our carefully selected new stock
of FANCY sooUS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS
Ladies and Kisses Gloves In Oh the latest styles OF
lace 5nh rubber tops. Isle Giores. and IN KID
s ST:s s5s1y eanx. q t. .s
e y Wsiss saS aT E ss aisSs
in White oo opera Shades. ard s s s so sn '
Ladies and Msss, Fans In endless rsretr o
Hosiery r i in AZ a ii .ae ana tsns, Slime
Baibr1gsaus, and Lise-Thresd-
Buttons aud Pr,mmin&s, siiss. Satsns. siik sni
Worssel Erinses in all shades 2r,i patterns;
Suk Ties. Bows sud Alsa:ia Bows faylAa haix; SIS
Cats and CoEars and many o'ssr new styles OF
our ladies' sxd frxrant-Dress Department Is faa
with pretty Articles.
Sis carly 1 mf5 sISf + Ss GOT BROAD
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.
NAviNG A LARGE TRADE, 49,
aud possessing uneauanc<i facilities for ara,ing
themselves CT any favorable turn tina market to
= SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON THE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
buying. as they do, exclusively for cash, they ara
from time time enabled to offer to their custom
ers assortment OF goods unsurpassed both In
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
will be found worthy of examination by the closest
buyer. They have lately secured \ lineof
BLACK SILKS
Of very superior makes and finish, and which I'm
price has never been e4uucd. We invite to this lot
OF Silks the closest scrutiny, aud guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
ELACK-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
one Of their leading speclaties-ihey now display
| the finest assortment OF BLACK BCNTlNGS, Plain
Figured. and Satin-Strirc tDewl.
| GEENADINE unusual variety.
| TAMiSE.
| CREPE GRENADINE (new),
| and many other desirable styles OF
MOURNING GOODS.
We OFF, AS special bargains one- two, and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE at remark
ably low prices. APP 1O-w,M&F
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!-Re-
NH e SGaoi some s'S''' T mRowSE RowEs
TOR PARASULS, NEW STYLES OF
4 PATTERNS, direct from the manufacturers,
and at the very lowest prices, 70 70 powrs
NH 2G-eod BROMSE MOVIES.
Tor HOSIERY, CORsETS, HAND
| Il KERCTIlEFS, GLOVES, and all kinds OF
| FANCY GOODS, 90 to -
| Inn 26-eOd BROWNE ROWES.
DOR CASSIMERES FOR MEN AND
4 ROYS. PRINTS and other d NJ ESTIC
GUODS-tf you wish reliable goods NJ lowest prices
| 90 To Imh 26-eodl BROWNE ROWE'S.
DON'T BE DECEIVED BY FLAMING
| u advertisements. but call on BROWNE Il
ROWE and get fresh aud desirable goods ~ ~ ow I'VE
CASH prices. mn 26-eod
/ ~ II, II 7 ~ II
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Bic FIre I'm paiIns, Oregon.

k>1HE1kSS -
SAN FRANCISCO. May M.-A fire at Dallas,
Oregon. yesterday destroyed property to
the amount of 100000. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-26
THE LOUISVILLE (KY.) RACES.

LOUISVILLE, May 2+.-Thc first race to-
day for the Tobacco stakes, mile heats, was
won by Little Rufin. taking two straight
heats. Time. 1:443, l:443.
The second race.-dash Of one mile, well
ter weights-was won by Buckner. Time,
1:453.
The third race-Gash OF one and ONE
eighth miles-was won by Egypt. Time,
.Se5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-26

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
McRAE's, May 90, 1870.
=, EDITORS Dispatch: Entire Conservative
'~'Aet elected in this county yesterday.
hrR
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Car.WOrfSH Burned.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 24.-Fire yesterday
destroyed the Altoona Car-Works.a Loss,
about $4,000. ~. ;.r,-<!..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-26

We OFF, special bargains one, two. and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE at remark
ably low prices. APP l0-W,M&F
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L
all ready to be sent TO the House, but 1t has
been critically examined and approved by
the stalwarts. 1t will therefore be sent in
at - O'Clock sharp Tuesday, and then the
Democrats will be in condition to hold
caucus and determine on their future line
Of policy on all the various questions now
before Congress. 1t is clear tonight that
the victory to-day has very much elated
them, and that they will commence next
weeks work in good spirits. Mr.. Randall
signed the legislative bill to-day, but as the
Senate was not in session Mr.. Thurman
cannot sign it until Monday, as the law re-
quiies him TO afiix his signature while tie
Senate is in session. %
BROTHER CHITTENDEN EXPLAINS HIS pgoFANE
SWEARING. -.
Brother Chittenden day rosein his seat
and read paper intended as a repentant
apology for having "cussed y in bis speech
against the.silyer bill, bat singular to say
members roared at recital OF his Christian
experience He said he had beer member
of the Congregational Church since he was
sixteen, aud was struggling for q word to
express his indignation When the oath
rushed out with great violence. The fact
was. he said, that he Was unableto bear with viii
becoming Christian forbearance the efforts
OF the silyer-bill men 70 cprrups the euFresnsI
cy. Hs mas nota bond older, tbns had go 4,
u g I. 49, 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-26

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS RE
~ ceiTlng some special bargains ut
,pb Of rod BROWNE & ROWEtl- I
, 1879-03-25

TINT the day will como when electricity will be
laid on to hollsts as sns NOW Is, NM! from sta
tlons ha,f a ntlG or 10 apart. nnd secma to dis.
TOR jo!nestic purposes. Mr. rrcccc Nststs with
Ar. Williams that /" The use of electricity for
the. production Of liFht "a a very wastcful as
that :" tlle energy thai is generated IN Tho ma
chine Is not all consumed In The lhmn, but ts
pro,lortlonateIy distributed over the whole cir
cult" lie concludes his paper br saying:
There are three points which all elcctrc lights
for genera? purposes should ,n Tcunfrch TO attain.
The first ia irliancy far exceeding TINT Of hny
known lamp; the second Is r. durability greater
t'uns In England; sni the .,id is 40. oIule a,ead.
i,ese. to enable work to bs conducted "tii"nt g..
feeling Inc eycs Their s n4 elss.t!G i'gst ;,I ,nat
these desl5erRld.
DR.. Wallacc's paper oil "Has illumination y
Is very thorough AMI Instructive discussion OF
joHsibIe improvements IN tho manufacture sud
be susceptible Of very r4eat improvement 10 the
points of brilltancy, chcapncss, and hcalthfut-
ness. Ills paror only refers to electricity Incl
dcntally. but then nat IN q sangulnd why:
must my that havc fear that gas inercs's will
rniler n can,eGuence Of the tnttodneiion Of @ she
esi @ o s2s n5 ;t sH5 ans s'1 rhe
circt:ic1ty, and. although Tie march Of improve.
opo 10 iss ionv ennnph to see elaetrsctty like tns
place Of gas In tho Lighting Of ordinary dwelling
huntes.
tpon the whole, It docs not seem that the
holders Of "a. sttcks liAre any immediate fear,
hr even tlmt their Investment is not likely to be
gond property far taicir children. One Of tic
authorities We have quoted ssnys deliberately
awnr the gas for the sake Of the 'hy- -produrts"
vi combustion, which would rlso Ercat!v in
price, lr tile way, II tho manufacture Of gas
were abandoned. in New York particularly.
where they arc per,utttctl 10 supply feeble ap1
filthy vapor at fnordinate price, aud practical
ly 10 do business uuon capital con!lscatcd
tron their customers, tho manufacturers 0f gas
ase proper objects rather for envy and hatred
ttuu for confederation.
, 1879-03-25
WELCOME TO GRANT.

0enera1 P1nn or tho NIonRter Excursion Ia
SIM Frnncizco-0n0 Cent IL aIlfo-Eifty
Thousand Men Expected to Tnku Part.
NJ Tfltgraph 10 1StIo ftrk Herald.
OMAHA, kc,. March 2l.-LDttcrs have been
received ut tho headquarters Of ilie Union
Pacific l'a!road, wrlttuu to nh officer Of the
Central faclllc from tho manager Of the ,rs'-
passed. excursion 10 meet tien. Grant tn San
francisco IN Ills return. II appears from the
communications that Tie movement Is sanction
cd by tho leading Republicans Of the scnate an
House Of Representatives, autl letters arc pour
Ing in from the Southern Statcs with assurances
.l.at every Congressional d'strlct will By repro.
acntet. not less than 600 being from New
Orleans, atl the response from tho Eastern
6tates Is not less general. indianapolis, Col
unfN,s, anl other cities aro Rlso eager fur the
achcme, md will hare many representatives.
districts, thc Cliarll,ai! Of ltc Central Commit
leu acting us Agcnt, with Cutlnty Central Cum-
nsitteemen as nt,tstants: 1llc Jattcr REPORT III
tTrn to dn 1 tnaFn y, q tS sntS GsStT1' GS
Chicago. Tile tn!portnnt question Of sutUs,
wliet, Will determine to great extent tho num-
her Of cxcliraion!sts, is H. the hands o( ex-
rcrlcnced ralroad uleu, who llavo prupared care.
ltrcd nxcursiaNtsts, for thu proposed round triD
which Is Sllu from, tho Pacific roads mud so
from the Eastern points To Upaha. IL IL us.
ccrtatned lint allu actual cx,cIls0 OF ca1fFnEr
iur un excursion Of the 1im0natons proposed
will not exceed - per rapitu fur 1..400 ultlcs.
II Ia behaved tllnt ratu lttl0 mora than IS
for the roun,l trip could b. secured between
Eastern points anil Omahn, while for the round
trip lrull Otian to San francisco $20 Will rrot,-
ably bs charged, nlnk!nS tho railroad faro for
tlr cntir0 trip fTun any polNt In lhu country
about SIS, Or loss than QUO cent per mile. 1t ID
estimated taat ut this Fatc not less than 0,Wl0
will nnlto tlsu trip. Correspondence has bccu
0pened with the hotels anu tlln!ug-stattons
along the line to secure corresponding re.tuc.
lions. II IL proposed to occupy three wseks In
the tsiu, remaining cue week In snn FrAilcssco.
expected to furnish coachcs for IT, own passen'
gers, who vii! bo sent through Without cllalge,
running ut ttIe rute or perhaps t"elty miles
to the hour, nlallnH stops un!y for wood u,ut
watcr. TAu t'acttfG railroads will procure tbs
necessary number OF alliif0unl locomotives
lrnul other ltuus whrtu hundreds are nov living
lille. Tie 6trlc&est ineasurcs will 10 tAkeI 10
protcct tho railroad aud to prevent any but 0onR
ildc cxcurslontsts tukiaE advantage of this kcdue-
tIon Ut rates. 1t IL proposed TINT tho excursion
shall bo controlled exclusively by n bUdy Of
ulanngers, TO avoid ah overwhelming onslaught
on public tnen md oll{efals for passes. CaFtll-
Gates viii be Issued TO each cxeurstonlst by
county committeeman, countereiRncd by tho
Charincn u CONGRESSIONAL districts, mud
UPON these The Clin!rIlun of tho 6t1to Central
Committees will itsuu tickets, The plum Is
fully developed, but every clfort bus been made
to keep tic "details from. the public.
, 1879-03-25
WHAT NEXT?

Taihtne by Thunder nnt, IJehtp,ur-A New
SutoTruui,tc ,rcirvrn n,,,, u..,.,, hy ,,ov,.
~ 1vf,t,t, = ,,n.. 49,, r.,...,..,. ~. r,",.
,1.,',....,.,. ~ Mm" am rnn lrhnst nN wv"
i'a"'"F!a'ns '.un"truH . "t ni"rA n""J'
t'ae'nn"h enquirer ,nafeh H.
~ 'ne Iast 'nect'ng o. ,he Electrical socicty
OF tlc Ollfp Valley, held Mt thCir rooms In this
city Of, The evening OF Starr|, TO- Mr. james ".
ste prcsrnted ,lc.oftcn ,1cscrntinn. t1,n,tyotcl
I,r ,t,,.,,..s..,,. -, ~. 49,. ....'...h., ~.
~ '"'"S'"lno' VI ..' "c" ""'os'a'u.c .e'c'
ErapEtr:, systenl, E11cll he terms the Elactfo-
Pantograpl,. Mr.. i. has had his European s'ec-
tneottptl In London over twt, yenre, ntuI ns tho
nuhlir rrc.rntot,on nf lin .ui,icct ,,cforc ,I,r
,,s" .la.as, uan.s, ~ ~" .,,,n susss G oa @
AooSe''lainea society," OF WHICH nc Is n nlem"ef'
was the direct result Of IN article appearing tn
our columns sotno days Rgo, to The effect That
similar sy,ten, wns sum To- bc mu,,o p,bltc IN
1nrdnr wo Inv, fol, ,ot,o1 ,,,,,,, ~ ,o nvnr ,h,
papers reaa before 'l!e E'rc'rcai society," a''l
ulgcht II Tor The benefit III our renders.
BIZ means OF this system onc n,hr walk into
n tn,crranh nf1{rr nir,, lin n 1end.ncnci1, e,,t,
- 80. st.'.,' ~. ~ ~ A., .t''.s, nt's'
, "s pv''t ."tousA "oo ~ ."o snu U, ps'''';s"
rod niiached to tic Instrument, a'tl wrltc his
message, or letter, or check, or note of liuip..
IN nny lsnvunrc. shnrt.hnn,l or lonr.ha,d, ,,oo,,
,y,t,rn,, -, h,, a,,1 as ,, ,,,., ar, -
mH''s oF u"'' a.lu ~ .'e aoes ~ e''"''ar he'l-
cll ~ station h'lndreds o. hi!cs away follows
every movement, a1'n tnls pencil colnctdcnt!Y
frouuces I tleflect dhpileatc OF tNE alitllur's
Wrtlng' LUIS hilalr opens up 1ne questions as
10 what constitutes lcga! note of AHIAl. There
cnn oe no Ho"pt pile "hat huen a nhtc IS nclu-
any written W me mhker' NO intermediate
prceess 1htefVenes netwech ,lle maker and the
tistal't note, i'l.a 1he ~" uaes not say how
ionG Or how short pencl! must NM be. q whether
u Is 70 W H,anG o. Wooa ahu p'aekiea'', or 0I
WIG nita nntteilss MIu letoftst ahu elcctF0'
RaGnets nlln inechanlsn.
ar: sees s;f,eh ~ n. N maseo on ie theory lilly
aethonstthien III us paper tat lines, no matter
now cGmr!c~ liley may Dc possess hut TWO es-
, 1879-03-25
The Cleveland Iron Dt+trIct In England.
Ilait4


The recent aunouncemcnt by the London
7ines that prt,ccss had trcn discovered for The
conversion Of Cleveland iron tntD steel has been
Ecncrnliy supposed to tncn,l American trOn.
This ts Ill error. Tie iron alluded 10 IL from
the English Cleveland district in Yorkshire, one
q the greatest iron-proJu"iny spots on earth.
I!e discovery Of the tro, stone In the Cleveland
hills WAS made ahout 1870 nntt the discovery hns
converted district With scarcely I'M inlsnliitant
Into des,Bcly populated oNe. II now cuntai,ls
Il town which iii 1871 had population OF over
Go,0o0, t!e isnu product being 1+20o,OOO tons
.car. The ore Is talr b'acS.blnd iron, couluin-
ine considerable sulphur anl phospnorous, mil
theso liuvc rcnderrd its conversion into steel
impossible. 1t Is found IN ,l.u mIdst Of coal,
asia tie uru is in such ahape TINT after being
dur out It Is stacked up uiId fired, lsd allowed
10 burn until IN the course of mun,h the coal
burns out, lcavin:. the iron unlid the ushcs. II
Is not high quality OF iron nt best. and when
made Into steel, the proress said to have been
ordluary steel, such as that used ior boiler.
plates. rails, ETC., a,,l can never prove Of tho
liner quality essential for tools ind oter nice
ttses III American steel.
, 1879-03-25

Mooney; verdict, $500, and molIon for new trial.
CtnIrir CDunr-C0NrEhsIUAz-J. e. ltcIhtg VI.
Ernhi Fclx,rn, S:5,H 10.
Lrnnk ffoorIt-C. L. Hi ct al, W. Charles D.
Conc. StH7. 10.
JrnHk McALLf.Txn-R. r. jenkins. Assignee,
". John t'muzcnhautcr, 800.
, 1879-03-25

TIE TRIBUNE stltANCIl d1EFICEs.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE Oiltt NUMEROUS
.rhnch Yi.icte n thc dtNerent Hyisns. dc.xnacd
1Esp WHERE VIII b. taken f!r tho tane
u1l Saturdays: ~ y
II. 4. stMMs. Bookscllers and sattoners, lYa
Twenty .Eecbnt.at. -
3. y. WALnES. Scwsdesler. atatIoncr, etc., III Q
West Mh.!ttonst., nc1r Wtatsrn-av,
HulEltr TiftuMsrUS, Mett.slhc Eewl Depot, /
l!nc lsiant..r. eutncr Ut 1Ia!4tcd.st.
H. Y. iiEieis1Ck. tcweler, Sewsdcntcr. and Fancy
G0OIs. 80 l.1Ee.tt.. cnrner Lincoln.
, 1879-03-25
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Another Wrangle Over the Pay OF
Commissioners.
Information Wnntcd of the County
Treasurer and Court Clerks.

Aioaaat7t u''o oo"'e eloiAS'
, p A.,
Miscellaneous business.
Ns'''
-,.,..-,.,..--~ ,,. <,-,
The rceular weekly meetlhE ol Inc county
DaartI was held yesterday afternoon, nll tu
members ccInr present.
GsrH Wsrt,a ,eaa CO., ro'ln'enton a,o" ,.,, ~ W.
hls'b' N"rucn oi inc eo"hty ltosPAH'. htMtsnE
that Tire at TINT Institution had burned oI thc
roof Of thc cG.tou6c, causing a luiuage nf
about 5000, Uy the utmost cxcrtlops The rest
.,,t h.,,,,,,.., I H., - sal h., .,,,na
o. mat oni'"ihe ana 1'lc barn haa pcen save'''
inc communication was fc'cTrcu 10 the uoa-
pital Committee, with power TO nct
COUNTY TNEAsunEtts KEronTs.
t1ren,.,c,l h,.Inr.s hcInt, ,1ce,ar,l IN ori,cr
onn'sea aaa"esS o",s' n'. ,'., nee'a'.a ~ "t"es,
f'f. f"Hse'"'" s"'''.' Wy "s ieA"'"''o' o's'e"
by him the week before, ns"1 upon which no nc
ton was ta!scr at TINT time. THIS resolution
r.. 10 tbc effect TINT the County Trcasurcr
,, a., t., -. ,,,,,a,. 900. =, a.,
snou'o w 'e"''eu ~ ou"S u. 49, 'Ipo'e h Nv '''o
FIRST meeting ot eaeA month o' inc boae".
Mr.. etewart moved 10 rcscr The resolution to
te e., r'aa"ca a."aa.s,, SJa',sss'. aa.s',a , .o,o,
s e,, sr 'e"E o"ie s'se s Mr.
Tho Finascc Committee reported tint the
,uartcrly reno.t of ,hn Couuty Trra.nrcr had
HuA'IclI 4Ip"s VI l.o N"""ey 'te"eutc' "'st
bccn examined, together with the vouchers, nsll
was nrcnptrd u.,sl o.1nptcd.
r,r7oEr.t.r's nav.
r,,, t,or,,,t,tao -, 1n1,r,..r s,.,,,,..,
& Ihe VII t's, a., n'st ous9 - n"u'ttGu ,i LIZ
ma1E!a.s nu a,.y- ~ = m. W." ~. .' 'n1 p.i. VI
NE ,,,e % s1vy - ~ ~, ~ Ir M
lne GuaE'e' euul"h 1eo' "'' "s t''o f"tc ol -
po9 uhi. .,,,,,
lne nn1uritf tesort. tsne.i " niessss. H.. l.enzen
ard Flxgernltl. recommended llmt the per 'aism
o. az !''e Contnhslncss " snouta fe'l,nli IN.
c!laheeii, Or ~ - neI "aI. ~ IL WIS s'aaeu that
!ht Hnlnisy VI ~ .eEa1 Iuntte.a1n INV ElVsn ns
tfeir ophhh tt,At =, Sas lug segal uer n'en',
TMi!e Only ohc Ia"ycE Pay uee'acu ot'efw'sc.
Inc lepost WIS as iolao"a:
This blu Of conB!tsloner. Fitzgerald IN at tho
tate oi 50 dayt anu q mnae IN ascoFhhMcc with
nc actnn ~ !l,1s IT, l,sa o. aale OF rSn' ~. MT
s ~ ~,I. ~ ,,r nr om,t', ~ IN nf1a - "'. " ~
til nav ~ i,,,t:or considsrston. XII II, a,jotmp M
Iii .cpnrt m c1,nnra II, Inn ninwnnrn rnr diaf,,
, 1879-03-25
COUNTRY TaEA3. ESTATE,

= -~c--I---~-
IfOH SALE - f951 CASH - tkl.AEKE FAItM, N
l. ncrra III tnchtiox. ~ acrca untcr p1aw. q rooin
dwelling. harH for 10 h0rtc. hca nr cattle. all tia
juneau County WI; tatn, srA stock tor sa,., -,
t5 tcrea uadcr frHre. 81 untrr pinW q in WHEAT a',
Is aT.t.ea,s land; !s house, bans an, EoS orc'!aI
barns and fences !nl1cR from Eturt 1tnM.n in Gook
County, ILL.,. mills from County House. Will Acl! OF
trade jot city rfHrerty.
xie. .uu-htlf rs.h--g.o.acrc sn,m % mlcs west ot
Chicago. nj under fEnEr. 2larGc harls. ne dwelling.
cost H4.Nu. fine orchard, tut Acrta guri tIs,er, 4
mics from lepnt: THIS Il ii t,c beat dairy and
akock faFHla III Illinois.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
a Couple Oi Mormon w ives Au-
peal 10 Mrs. hayes

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA delegation
of ladies from the Nonan's Suffrage
Convention and the lwo ladies from Utah
who were al the f. cl We mansion yes
terday had a 5 nc al an uiirncc with Mrs.
Hayes ms muIll-. The Utah ladies
laid lheirc >e LetolH her, 81! lng that il
the au'i-p"'ygulN "a vas enforced it
would max ortca,,- ii 50.gOl women of
Utah Who nav n"w lappy homes and
are huhoNC WI,e,. Duu of HE ladies
'ald he Is lie hfpt|er oi Two boys, and
being a second tif. hc would be de-
plivrd of iIe AID h,r boys would not
be n Ia hea' lh.ir fathers name, nor
inherit t.ou i.n. Mis-. hayes said She
sympdthiA'd Win everything that had
/ for l,s ohinet III" b2tterig Of the condi-
tion Of N"nen. Size had received all the
petitions 'li;d la ueeu set TO her from
/ ltai aad ci,rN Nncfr. and while Size was
a. ahlt IT, 90 ANYTHING, She appreciated
Tie spirit in ahieh they Mere sent.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
The Ferryboat Columbia

Yesterdays Ledger, in noting the ice
in the Delaware river, states that the
icrryboats were from an hour to two
hours in Gro. sing the river, "eNceptinc the
Columbia, built by tue West Jersey Ferry
Company, in 1871, which made all htr
trips nearly on time" There is an i'll
vidious omission in this paragraph, in
mentioning the Uulldets of the boat. The
Columbia was built for the West Jersey
Ferry Company by the Harlan ~ lloi-
lngsworth Company, of this city, aud
was constructed with an especial view To
comba ing the icy distractions IN the
river during the winter. Her record dur
ing the past few week, proves how wei
her builders performed their part, and as
she is far better b al than Phlade phla
builders cvcr 81 aiioat, the Philadelphia
papers find i convenient to forget where
She was built when making reference to
her succ, ssiul trips.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
THE FORGED CERTIFICATES.
| ING FORGERY BY WHICH LOUISIANA
| VOTE WAS COUNTED FOH HAYEs.

IHy foRGERY BY WHICH Lou1siANAs
VOTE WAS COUNTED FOR HAYES.
WAsuISGToN, Jas. l4.--The -xanina-
tiOn to-day of Kelly, who was Kclloggs
messenger, and who had, with Conquest
Clark. keliogg's private secretary, cnarge
OF the preparation aud signing of tue
second set OF electoral certlf Gates, de-
vclOp"d another 9nd darker phase of the
vile forgery by which the electoral vote
of Louisiana WAS counted fer Have
Kelly bad asked ON SATURDAY last tot time
to consult counsel before he should an
swer the question as to whether or not
he forged the n,mts of Ley see and .J"t-
I ion to tie second set OF electoral c"rtit-
Gates. This was iDercruse. ll"wai I, Il
o seem reluctant, aud undoubtedly had
been instructed in the game hc WAS TO
play. The ground On which he declined
t. answer tuen was fcal that be might
crmiuate himself
To-day, when call Il to the stand, he
promptly a. swercd that he did not COM
mt the forgery. When TIE next ques-
| tion WAS put, "Who aid do II % he be-
| gan the same play Ot fear OF crminaiisg Z
| himself This disposed of and by order
| of the committee he was required 10 an
rwer-he sand That d. +. blanchard
forged the signature of Jotirion. This
Great. Il a laugh. Blanchard di.d last
1t WAS safe 10 lay he sin At IA dead man,
do II. The Republican mamb~rS Of the
Committee were content to leave IL there
They had knowledge, doubtless, OF
another part Of the story Kelly was tc
tell, aLd were chuckling with delight
over what was 10 come, but Gen Butler
had put in an appearance for the first
Time sine" the present session began, ant
he wanted To know more about the way
| he. Ia. X K.ll ia
hand alter the recess, and IN u very
short time he inside II plain that Kell,i
story about Blanchard was 30 lmpro babI,
that no one would believe II.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
Grant for senator from Illinois

WAsHINGToN, Jan. "A private let
ter received from Chicago to-day by II
prominent officer of the Government,
Gays that the friends Of Logan, Oglcsby
AID Fdrwrll have lad "A conference, and
have, with the consent of their principals
agreed Ia unite ON rX X-Prcsideui Grant for
the Unnrd States SrLatr. The rra> on
given for th.s action is that II would
bridge over the pending contest ,anu that
the lection Of Gene al Grant to the
Presidency in lsS0 would duublesS b."
attcnned bv the election of a Legislature
which would not be 80 divided up into
e.sonal factions IL the present
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15

LlHEItiFF'S ALE.
y By Nlrtuc u IA writ of Venditioni Ex-
Iuuas 10 ne directed wul ue exposed to
Taumas. la Aproqtinimink hundred
~ At l! Sst in New Castle county. Della
ware, On
THURSDAY, the 3oth day Of JANUARY,
4 D. IL ., AT II O'Clock. "A. m, the 'ollow-
H. described pelso al Property, viz
horses. cows. tuil, heller, caves
! hogs, York carriage, bu.gy, sets
carrage harness, | sleigh, / briale and
saddle / set double harness, peach wap-
on IAN, ! driil. | reaper, set of wagon
hdrness, IL SETS ilow gears. lot Of collars,
btr les, &C, mill wagon, cultivation, .
plows, harness ard other farming imple.
henlS Lot of wheat corn aud oats &c
"ed and taken INTO execution as The
froptrty oi Edward II Thomas. and o be
sold by JOHN PYLE henri
uSneiIrl's Office, New Castle, Jan. I4ih,
~ b'' i0'' ldul5-al
The daily gazette., 1879-01-15
Mr.. Thomas Lord, New York II

Mr.. Thomas Lord, New York mil l.
onairr, was in asinking condition yes cr-
day, and lot expected to live many hour.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank OF Comic, \. H., have voted that
the bank 20 into liquidation.
Honduras is preparing for war. A bat
tcIy Of krupp siege guns ofheavy ca iber
and number Of Remington rifles have
lately been received.
Peter Hamilton, the man who We,
crushed Monday, at the ore bauks n-al
Lebanon, Pa, by a fall of over ton O
. ore, died yesterday.
DR.. Landon Longworth, a scientist o
some ieput and graud,on Of Nchola
Longwolth, died ia Cincinnati ycIter
day morning.
At a meeting of the genera council o
Memphis, Tenn, Mond4y night, resolu
tions favo ing repeal OF the city charte
passed both boards.