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o. q. CALM. opposits shs Bank Of oaifos.
mia, Gold Hill, kssps oonssantly On hand u
hyorits brands Of Imported C1ears, choice BIZ
ciesrs, I'll kinds Of chewing tobacco. mser'
schsum pipes, school books and stationary Of
all doscripdons, nne cutisr5. and Tors snd tancy
aoods Of all kinds. sp39 -
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A CARD.

10 all who arc suffering nom the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC., I will send .
recaipt that will cure you, yRIk OF CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered By . mission.
ay In Bouth America. Send . self-addreesed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN.
tation d. New York City. fol On
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TuDrs has disposed Of his interest
In the New York elevated railroads for
|. 1000. 900 cash. and IL ready for An
other campaign.
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The so.eallsd Congressional Labor
Committee are being wined and dined at
sAlt Lake by the Mormons. in the old
style.
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PRESCRIPTION PRRK.

For the sps.dy Cure Of Seminal w..sn.s..
Loss Of Manhood. snd III disorder. brought on
b. indisorstion o. excsse. Any druegiss has
.: is;iSasDiasoss 1 : g. =, s...s r.. s.l.
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JUSTICE INNING cOMPANl:-

JUSTICE MINING COAPANY.-
Location Of principal place OF business, San
Location Of works. Gold uill Storey county,
Nevada.
the Board Of Directors. held On the I'M Gay
OF Auxust. 1873. an assessmant mo. 2Sl OF
ono Dollar per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 70 me
Secretary, at the once OF the Company. Room
2, Haywsrd's Building. <io California stress,
Ban Irancisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sseessment ehal ~
main unpaid on the eleventh day Of September.
1879, will BE- ~deiinqusnt. and advertised for sale
ct public suction, and upiees payment 10 mads
before, will be sold on TUESDAY The Ntn
day OF September, iR7p. 10 pay the deltnquent
aseessmsnf. together with eotts Of sdvsrasing
and expenses OF sale.
BIZ order Of the Board Of Dirsetors.
r Z. KELLY, Becrvtary.
onacs-Room .. Hsyvard's Building. tie
California strest. Ban Francisco, oatforntA. .
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TEE New York Herald now claims Q
daily circulation Of $4,000. and 10 rap
idly increasing.
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8 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
9. ". HALL, Proprietor.

nHs oLD-IsrABIisHKD AND RkLl.
l able Laundry 10 prepared 70 turn out sny
oct bsing damaged By nsnipulstion % b
chemical application
Packages punctuaiiy called for and 70
turned.
OFPicRs-rheodors Wola's olothins stors,
gtnia, and vessy House. Gold Hi. I'm
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pn. mlNrrE,s NErHRKrICuM.


"a compound huid extract Of Buohu) Df.
niutie's Nsphfsticum works wonders. All
oasss Of Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or ketsntion OF
Urine are entirely cured BY the Esphrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetss. pain In the back. SIDE ana
loin are cured when all other medicines have
failed. Bee what the druggists OF Portland and
Ban Francisco say about DR.. hintie's Nephreti.
cum and xnRlish Dsndelion pills: "we have
tho English Dsndelion Pilis. also the Nephrcti:
cum. aud In all cases they arc highly SPOKEN OF
and give entire satisfaction" John a. Chtld.,
Druggtst. Second street. Portland; Q. II. WOOD.
ward Z Co.. druggists, corner First and Alder
streets. Portland. Messrs. Abrams d CARROLL.
vhole'ais Druggists. Nos 3 aud 5 Front street.
a. ss1 az xfs Sss Ssd ss,; and ~h M ssSare R ssSaya W.:
ne puHtc" All Druggists keep these medicines.
fof al defangsmsnts Ut the Liver, use DR. Min.
ties knglish Dandellon Pills. For Biliousness
ana Dyspcpeia. use Or. hintie's En.lish Dande
lion PILL. for Fsvsl and Ag,ie. use Dr.: Matte.
Esp tns Enslisa Dsndsiion Piiis on hand. Dr.
xiatis's remedies will not 'curs allcomplaints."
bat will. n taken according to directions, Civ.
Immediate relief. and perfect Q cure IN ~
uoubles for which they arc recommended. sold
By Ill Druggists.
TURl have been more cures OF seminal
= ss. IN .o ss.,S1' S SssII.S an; ssas Ssy.i n. A nis,
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than Dy all other
remedies combined. Why viii you suffer 7
Send - a. Z. Mintie, n. D., No.. II Kcarny
street, San francisco. for the Restorative. and
bs cured. Prizes. - per bottle; four times the
quantity. 9l0. Try sbottls. MY
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GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn 10 make money rapidly
opsssting In stocks, By the srwo Unenins
kulss for Success" In Nessrs. Lawrence L
Co.'S new circular. The combination method,
which this nrin has made 20 suceessfui. ems
blss people With lsrEs or small means 70 reap
al the benefits Of largest capital and best shiu.
Thousands Of orrers. In various. sumo. are
pooled Into one vast amount. and % opernted ~
a mighty sAok. thus securing TO each share
holder all the advantages VI toe largest ops -.
tor. Immune prvdts arc DIVIDED monthly.
Arr amount nom IS to te.D0. or NOR. can b
used successfully. n. 7. Bdpnst Hshv, Sep
sember soth. 1878. says; '.By the con binaiioe
s,stem SIS would make t1s. ors pr esLt. go
pays $50. or Z per cont; 500 makes $1,000. OF
10 per cent on the ,toek during the month. 40.
cordlna 70 the market." Frank L>eyss Nxs-
trdtAd Nstpspapv. Juno 9Th The conbtps.
ton method Of operating sfocks 10 the mort
puccessfui svsr adopted" .Estc York MdSpaa-
deaf. September i7ih: The 0 NIB nation 'ys-
lem 10 founded upon correct buSiness princt.
ples, and no person need he without IN Income
while it 10 keps wortipg BY hes,r. LAwrsnes
= %. Brooklyn Journal. April sob: .Our
one Of Nssan. Lsvrspcs & Co.'S conbiss-
tions." New citculsr (msikd fveI explains
everything. Stocks and bouds wanted. Gov.
srnment bonds supplied. Lawrence Z Co.,
Bsnktn, 81 kxcbangs Pncs New Nofk. ais"
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BORN.

WILLIAMS : In Virginia, August Z. 10 the wife
OF james Williams, . sou.
, 1879-03-17
FOREIGN.
GEN. GRANT,
Ills RECEPTION IN INDIA.

H1 GHeSFGMs NeH lnfk Htff'{d.
LONDON, March lG.--AdvIccs l,ayo been re-
celyed from The Herald correspondent aeon.
panying lcsl. Grant. The General arrived at
Alahabatl OH thu 2sd Of February, where
ha wns received by Sir George Cow
per. l.leutrnant' Governor OF tho Northwest
Frov[lices, nlA was escorted tn
the Government lfouse. The General loft Don,-
bay OH thu evening Of thu 18th OF Fcbruary,
afteF c1I1oyin. tn1rh hospitality nnd attention.
Lord Crnntro0k had sent word 10 announce tho
Generals coming, nud tr tutnatsol, to the
Vtccroy to show tho General every attention,
On lsis arrival At Bombay. therefore,
tie General was tho recipient Of
mauy totegraphie congratulations, a,I tnvi-
tattons from tic Viccroy, The Duke OF Bucklng-
ham, a,W The tlovcrnurs Of tip Provinces.
On the evening Of tho 17th banquet waa
given TO tho t}cneral At tho Government House,
stalabar Point, Bombay, nnd. after dinner, ho
was presented to delegation Ut native ind
lnrsce gentlemen merchants. Tho scene was
very pieturcsqna aill striking,
Thu General left halnbny IN tho evening Of
the 18th, being escorted to tho railway station
ny glard Of honor auA all tho officials. On
tllc a0th ot February Tho parry ar1iyod at
TotulpuF. aml ylsItud tho marble rock on tho
Sorbusada River. riding there on elephants pro.
yltcl by llIe Government.
Tie tsuneral lett Al!ahnlad on The 22l OF Feb
rnarf Tor Agra, ttenco to uelht, taWnporc,
l.srkiluw, a,rl ueuares, 10 Us to be In Calculta
March lo; ttenco to haalras anil Ccylon. Sn
lar, tllu General aa party arc very much pleased
With their Journey.
, 1879-03-17
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL,

CINCINNATI, O., March 15,-Thc Trustec, m.
notntr1 In fnveetfonto; th. ,,ro,,,,at .nrsI..
Ar",,.bn, .aso ','s..",a ua a"aaeA' nnars OF
nse""A'op t"7ec't completed 1'cle lalors TO-
will bc submitted TO ll!s Hraco n,tnodatey upon
his return fron ,ha IJrsnlIne c3nvc,,t In ,sa,u,'
Coun.y. wh1ILor In h.s oora ~ ,'a" y, a'.'nn w.
s,.,A Ia'' ,,, ""!,1e. ae uas suaa !" pnFy MS
e!stes' ING lFuateos say thcY haYo asccrtatuctt
that a,485 crelitora hpye presented claims to tho
amount Of 3,3G7337i,57. Besides thts tho
Very n,v, Ed,v,r1 ;pnr,.,l 49,. 1o
h,ni,. ,,,o ~, ~ tt'e ~ o"1s 20, ~ u'Vc1s
pa'lha 'no ha'n " sAl',oo. nc, moreover,
owes to three partfcs tho sun1 OF $4,000, Which
ia SECURED by mortgage Oh real cetato, nnk,nr
tic sum totn1 of nlls 1,cb,ltic, k,,nr,r -, ~,
rr,,,,,on. e.o1z o1T <, >s ,r4.a A"o"" W wv
=, n'us'eeo, eo'e' ',ott.of' Ing ASSETS OF thu
Very hcY. Edward Purcell cons!st
in part of divcr4 ptcrcs OF rcaI
, 1879-03-17


zsr,nn nr Ti,r 1,n,tsr. ''' o'''""''
,,,,,~a.. - w.. -, n, .-,,
HAsA.sofos' -. -, '''aFeH 1+'-Ahe 1o'io~-
Ing wns tsa'ied Tonight:
Rooms or EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, METRO.
roL1Tar l1oTEI, WAsnlN0rux, D. G., March il,
1870.-Iu The L7abIe.lu anil Ut,uocrafc q Mem.
btta-e'crl Of fht House Of Representatives Of Me
h1rip-si1th L'unqyvss; The REPRESENTATIVES. nj
the National tirGunbacIs Labur party fcpi flmt n
grave responsibility rests upon them in the Or
Ennizatinn Of thu House .; REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tie Republican party Is fully committed 10 u
financial policy which Inns brought disaster urf(
ruin upun uIt the industrial iptcrcsts Ut tlo
cel,ntry. 1t Is opposed to exclusive Goyert,-
mont money, IL in 5nYor Of thr lssue OF Ma.
tlnna bnnl; currency, md Is the clat,IpTon Of
monopolics THU Democratic party In Its jast
National Convention prou>seu M remedy fDr
existing fnaucia! cyi1s but, On thu Contrary, IT,
jectcd propositions lot,kfDg 10 CURRENCY reform.
buth vi tlr old patttes Iii mnny Of tin S,utcs.
By earnest advocacy Of our prlllefp!cs, have
been Abla tn dvfcat our porty candidates. and
elect their own.
The time tlas now come wleh leyotjon to
principle must tested, and Tic suffering Deop|u
Informed wIu arn III {ayur Ut ru3iuf fur them,
We hold tl!c balance Of puwcr not ouly fiji tjc
present Ilausc Of Kcnrcsrl,tattyrs. hut in fht.
Status of Maine, Connecticut, New York. Nav
Jersey, Tennessee, Ohfo, Indiana. Ill[nrds. nufI
Michigan. In other words, In Erafrclv ono oi
the Northern Suites has rftler of lin did nar,tcs
4 majority. We jutcpd to follow o,tt our nrIn.
citlcs AMI place tic responsibility Ui irir tem,
porary defcnt upon tliosv who slla!j orrauizc
the Iiulse uGaipsi, There must ba m tuistnk.
, 1879-03-17
Sual'It:I(,U9.

opeGau H!PH3e7 10 iah lF7oAft.
TiTTsnunG, March 19.-Th!s forcnoon Do
tcctivo Mocssn,cr NOTICED twa men acting SITS
p!c!o',sly. One Ut them handed tic other gold
'wascll, md told HIN to pawn It. Boih ol Them
'scrc arrested ai,d taken 10 the Atayors office,
where tho mnu who cla!n,ed the watcl, sntd Ills
nnmo was Thomns Haston, a,Nl l,e WAS II resi-
dent Of West Union, H., where he owned
farm. 11o also snll !lu ca1no from Columbana,
o., Inst night. nltl having got Oh spree wan.c cl
10 pawll Ills watch to ralsc money enough, IL SEQ
lu through, md purchase ticket fur
his home In Iowa. lie hut NUMEROUS pl,oto
graphs In bis possession, one Of whlch Is uf
young woman. Ilo tlrst sattl It was the picture
Of Ills tIlccr, hut afterwards sad It was MS wife,
lie told several stories as to why he ca,no 10
this city from Columbiann, nn1 ona Of the lrt-
terra in Ills possession seems to intimate Tint lie
loft under cloud. un claimed tint thu watct,
had been purchased by him, Alld tI,,lt tue chain
l'ad originally belonged to his fathrr, nu,y
dead. lie CaYe The detectives the nauus
Of several rnrtcs tn whpm l,c wanted tclcgrau,y
scnt, aud n.sertcl tlut llu wouttt Ee a6le to
prove that he was " nll right" liz Is nov at
.l'c Central Station awaiting responses to tic
telcEraD,s.
, 1879-03-17
eena,o1 II We senior mcmbcs Upon t~o or
more Conm'ttee> he wilt be allowed
Tim rfttYIfh,a. -. ....,.....

Senatur II tle acntor r,c,,hcr unon tx, =. \
more Committees hn viii hc n11avc1 ''
THn rR1vif.k"- nv arr, ,rfr,so
the one over which hc prcfero - prcstle. It fs
highly probnblo TINT the t1ow Cllalrma".hin, Of
the important Committees will be distributed
rs follows: Finance, 1sayard; Privileges At,1
Elections, Salisbury; Foreign Relations, Eaton;
Commerce, 9ordon; Manufactures, Mcpl,er-
son; Agriculture, Jot,nston; Military AZ
fairs, Randolph; Naval Affairs, Wbytc;
Judiciary, Thurman, fost'ofccs, Ainxcy; Pub
llc Lands, Jones, Of Florida; Indian Aflalfs,
Coke; Pensions. Withers; C'a!ms, CockFelf;
District Of Columbia. Harris; Patents, kcr-
nnn; Territories. iarland; Railroads. Ransom;
allncs, he'eiosu' nesls'on VI inc l4n"s' "a'"
lneo' l,n"sa'le,' aau Aaoos' na'ics He.rcnei'
1' nleht' ossR' eoh''nsent E1pehsct' Menonaa'
ln' Nules, Mo1ean' M'ss.sslppi Msef' but'ef'
nn. e,,'i.., "'o'es, iu"''c fs",t'l's' Aahae'
lanhc 10. ,'a'!a'',es ana uroahas, iiiI1.
lnc hepuultcaas sulhnE thc'r co'ltrol OF Inc
eeaa'c a""."ca I"c ena'l.nnnsh'p or t"o ton'-
ln'ttces on isiSate Lana-Ila1as, Revolutionary
~. w!alf,ls' anu hnErosae" b'!s 10 the m'nofity'
l'le Oemorfats "11l donnt'ess
hEclfAocATE TUE COURTESY,
aua Eomunas "n1 Frooaoly sneecea sllScrman
, 1879-03-17

HILL YOUNG.
an's'f' n.'nattA 10 1nt T.shhns.
Nkohuh, la:, Mnrsl ln-lho interest IN Tic
u@an.''ta.oh ., l'''' louns lot INC spencer fnuF'
aei ~ ''u'ay, N,o'' ~ oh '"c increase from uns
~ un1, "nA 10 n'eea"S s'cntcs t''al, ~ any Tune
..'e9 NV n ".s"et. not oxeep.oe u'e arrest MI"
s. s."' ~ w., n,'''s 'hlle' 'oF .no eF''he' Laura
opfot1sc, WHO was employed rs lonng's housc-
keeper at the time Of tho murder, nt,l who Ina
giren the most damaging evidence nen.,,,t him.
Il nrovn, ,rontloso,rn ut,,as. fon ill., :a
1a,.e - ,.'.,s. oo ~ "it''eso 'or t"s .c"
.eneo 10 ha'"4'c. slie Is tancy "''u do
hasit, ni!u answers tic attorneys nhot,t
d. she plcnscs. Sl,c Inns bccn under
rir,ii cross. examination for two t]oys nn,1 Ina
ncvcr ont,,tr, al ,,or.o,f -. .n,.a,a, ",.,, w." ~
..' ".1e$sn "ei"o't " tt"hete'! my VI
hef etatenlents' slo Is mn eccentric Individual,
mud the examination Is bringing ont some Of
her nicer freaks. A number of letters whIcl,
.hc t,rotc n your1 anr,,v n. n,,.oosa 1,., ~,
49, hoa -. S..osn. ~. a'eu"ss 'ass 'A'.
'm'o tet,' ."t' oa"eeu' i"ese arc ahe'aatels ~
M a'lect!o'hte and reycnEclul temper. II, sornG
she Expresses tho most ardent love for him, mud
, 1879-03-17

"en :D EAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, sfatch lG. FIJI. The is.t,t.h aoyernment
has invited tenders for iis. 1,curanh to south
Africa nnd the Maurlt!us, ,eti',;r via Adler or
India.
AQUATIC.
LONDON, March 15.-Thc Cambridge Unifr.
silly boat crew, to compete with Oxford III Ii
annual racc, begas practice on tic Thames to-
day.
uNAuTtfOnEzEu.
LONDON, March l5.-I4orsl Montague writes
al.at tho uta oi his nntno rs IL member Of the
Committee appointed By tho meeting Of tho
sharo md bond holders Of The Atlantic n Great
Western Hallway on tho 11th Iust. vas nnau-
tforizcd.
, 1879-03-17


Special nisudte!a - = --,.::tHnt.
New YoaK, sfarcl 15.-RowelI, tho tircless
trotter, tnkcs thu AatlGy belt back to Englu,l1.
1t was plain lust night TINT Ennis only hope OF
w!nnlng It lay III q possible breakdown on tho
part Of tic plucky little cockney. Tic l!ttlo
cockncy, with the Inns leg atl chufcd heel, re-
fused to break down. ntml Icrt twenty live miles
at.cad Of Eunis to the cnd Had Rowcl been
pressed lc might hayo loau better than 500
miles, no doubt, butt bad O'l4eary been In hIs
o1tl-timc condition, there Ia no question Mmong
tho knowing ones TINT llo would easily havo be-
come pernlncnt possessor OF tho championship
emblem. THIS fact hiEhtcns O'Lrasy's wretch
cdness at his collapse, nn1 keeps him In tlu sad
condition vi
HEART-nRoKEN MAN.
The ogerilowitg interest in tho contest can-
not perhaps bu better shown thnn by the fact
tint Mt . o'clock this morning tbs scnts In Gil
noro's 0artlen wevc filled by spectators, many
Of whom were resolved to see the match out.
At this titno Fowcll and IIarrIman werc walk
tng. Rowcll WIS Just forty miles ahca,l Of
Hartman, a1l In much frrsher conltlon. Ila
lid a!l he coull to encourage tho
Ynnsco boy towarl the I50-tnllc goal.
Much enthusiasm, has been aroused, indeed, by
the friendly spirit constantly manifested be-
tween the tllrcu contestants, n,,l whcn, during
the AFTERNOON, KoweI md Ennis supported tho
staggering Hartman for two lips.
TIE CHEERING WAS TREMENDOUS.
Durll1g tfle carly morning hours tho Three men
l;cpt prottY steadily Mt work, nud at 8 o'clock
ou ,oo, ssu,u sooa' ,ar Mo"e'' 441 '''es' Hnhls'
4@'>s ~ mas''nlan' au'
~ o'oo oee"sIs" tl'e hrst exciting lhc!deht 81
.ho n"s' ~ 1anan'y lf'shman ssarted Tor tic
,sasis on 1''e south stdo OF 'he hppodr'mo u
!'o"c'' was ni'nroheaii'e TIC spoil WIN curse,
no !"'sea nis ash ~ s1r'Ke the EnGl8h'1lhfl. III
a'' M,staht tha ponce "cfo IN tte track, anu tho
, 1879-03-17

4 HTIEUNU FNUTESTs
ALEXANDRIA,, Murch 15.-The International
Court Of Appca! has sent n strong protest to
tho European Powers against the Egyptian
Governments non-pnyment Of tic Sums tlcerccd
agaInat 1t. Tic Court requests tho Powers
either to Insist up0n payment or rricyc It Uf
The duty OF hearing enscs uYanst tho uoyern-
ncnt.
, 1879-03-17

6psefaI 10 Cincinnati CuH,tatretoti d,,s.
MADISON, Ind, hturrh IA toculaf atx1 ~
gIat found lnnn skinnlng dead f!otst' ,a,ios
nlles aboya tho city to-tay, and tireu tao nd
to placa pcca ot red fannel On te careass ~.
sst u aioat, making psaG!s a.ong M ,e 9ratu sst
I'D: to meet the gallant swlnnIst. a'i o{ ID G
time ue object esmo opposite tt.o c!tY hupatIEs hsnEs
Vt men, WOMEN, aud children liued the oau1H .ns
Great cxcltcn1ent prevailed. Can't llao ,ath1 IN
tonight willing to admit they weat "
river.
, 1879-03-17

BRUSSELS, March l5.-Tllc German Socialist,
1Itcrschc,. expelled from Franco a1.d editing hcrc
the German imitation Of tl,e Laa,er,r, has been
expclled from De!giun by Royal os,ler issued,
1t ls reported. nt tile request of Germany.
, 1879-03-17
TURKEY.

CossTANTIaor1E, March t5.-Thc Sultan has
Issued his 'ouG'cxpccted iradc authorizing the
conclusion Of the arrangement with Austria OF,
the Eoyi-3azar question, sIil with Greece uil tic
dcllntat.ou OF tic frontier.
, 1879-03-17


tho top Of their voices, Ennis dashed
forward until ho fnisfot1 hts 450th
mile. The time, 7:1D, was the fnstest, by nearly
minute, Of the match. Ennis flashed past tho
judges ata1ul nnl up to Ills cottage at t1,c ta'no
Rnlt, md then went In for dinner. Rowcll fol-
lowed Ills example at 1:57, when he had com.
plctcd his fifth mile, and Hartman at :D5, at
thu end Of his 48oth milo.
ALB o'clock Rowcll and Ennis both seemed
reasonably we'll. Hartman looked like walk
Ing corpsc. lio went atonr slowly, still IN
ornry Joint. palc and thin ns skeleton. It WAS
painful to SEQ him, tnko stcp. RowcIl looked
rs well as OIL Friday, but tri1c thinner. Eunls
loOkct1 best Of all.
At 4 the srorc stood: Kowell, $50: Ennis, 453;
and Hartman, 400. At tho score stood:
Powell, i84; Ennis, 457; md Hartman, 40,
ilesS;'lng tho relative. positions Of Rowetl and
EnnA unchanged.
In 0..lcIpatton OF attempts 10 injuse Rowcll
the pol'cdwcro stationed ut intervals Of about
SIX icet nil tsSt.nl tho track.
THERE wAs.%o DISTURBANCE, HOWEVER.
Lats in tic aftehopn falsc ssor!ca wcrc cire,,-
lated that Ennis a'4 O'Lcasy had challenged
towel 10 another ti,attfs
At 8 o'clock, In tho psdscnco at ata lilo thou
sands tho GREAT Garden could hold, Rowc'l Ind
completed 400 tntlos, Ennis 405, and Hartman
III. Tic latter. har.lly ablc to keep straight
course, staggered along amid great applause, a,,l
before O'clock, by m exhibition o. pluck scllnn
canalcd Ind scdscd the $50 miles, md WIN his
sharo Of tic gate nonov, 1Ie WAS then lulmc-
diatcly taken from the track anl the process Of
rccuperatton was begun.
Among tho spectators were many distinguish.
cd people, including tic british Secretary Of
Legation, Minister Schtshhin, and other for
ciEncEa Of rank,
AT THE r1xisn
the scene was great. Along this sides Of tic
building; the crowd was 30 tlc,so that all outline
Of boxes aM, Hcats was c1t!uguis.,cd. The side
pens sk!rting tho outer edge Of the tracks wcso
tairy bursting will pcople In tlu inner
clipso there was sucli dense throng TINT n,ov-
Ing about was matter of great difficulty. Every
projection Of tile roe1s-woek Of the grot!o, nntl
every ulcllc und cseyIca Of tho vast building
with wtfcfi person could bn packed was occu-
rtct1. Nercr boforc was an assemblago 50 madly
a pcFsistc,ltly enthusiastic. The clcers rolled
III Successive swcis arouuu tho vast amphirhca-
tre. 1clle, cat-calls, scrcccles, niNl SHOUTS Of
encouragement rose UT every side. The naIllo
OF zach man was called out, a,il thrco regular
cheers nHd tiger Scro given for him
OVER AND ovrn AGAIN.
Hartman retired ut s:45 for good, having
completed 400 miles md si1 laps In 100 hours,
6l minutes lN,d 10 seconds, ait average Of d little
less than four miles IN hour actual walking
tinlc.
Ennis and Rowcl1, loft to themselves put on
a burst Of speed which carried tl,cm around
two laps and completed Rowcll's 5oUth
lh1c. lind one of the Americans been victor
thu enthusiasm could SCARCELY fluve been moro
, 1879-03-17

THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
BERLIN, March f5.-Thc German Tariff Com
mission, contrary to expectation, has resolved
to admit cual duty y-treu.
, 1879-03-17

Fesess.
RECENT FAILURE.
HAvnE, March 1b.-The FIRM said 10 ho af1oct-
81 ttysio failures Of Robert 1.,nQuo, Of Paris,
nno' Pfillipia rclsscr, md Powell &; Co., Of
Aondo1, ~ Dracsnel Brothers 4 Co!
- REstnNEn.
FAIRS, Mech 15.-Ozcnnc, sccrotary-l General
u ~ ailnfatr Of Commerce, has resigned.
, 1879-03-17

Thl.ty.thses years bars passed since sas - sIil
atandy upftyalel, Frico rs ceutI; dss eo1a'ss~
, 1879-03-17

Tho country At largo to provide moaus tor The
teisef Of the autlertnga Of lilo many poor who
have been thus deprived Of their support lii
their old a9c md In lilo tlnto Of hecd,''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-27
THE Rim POLICY.

Private citizens, involved in business
or dependent upon their daily labor for
support, are affected in their condition
by legidlation that interferes with and
disturbs values. No man can protect
himself against such evils on the part OF
the government under which he lives.
His interests, too, are involved with 9TH
ers, and hence he is either affected by or
affects them, bene6cially or injuriously.
The evils that we have endured and
are enduring, are only repetition, per-
haps, in a greater degree, of previous
trials. Like causes produce like effects
at all times. Initiation and contraction
of the currency, and protective tariff,
are the usual modes of interference that
bring ultimate prostration, collapse and
ruin. The architects Of ruin invariably
resort to these instrumentalities.
The Constitution of the United States
confers no powers upon Congress to bring
about such results; gives no power to
thus interfere with values, with business
and with labor. A protective tariff is a
tax levied to benefit individuals, where
as the Constitution says-"Congress shall
shave power to lay and collect taxes,
"duties, imports and excses, to pay the
"debts, and provide for the common de-
"fenCe and general welfare of the United
"States."
Those, then, who disregard the plain
principles Of justice, and the plain re-
quirements of the Constitution, are the
architects of ruin and the enemies Of
good government. A protective tariff
differs from a just revenue tariff in this,
the former interferes with trade and bu-
siness to benefit the favored few, while
the latter leaves trade free and untram-
meled. We have heretofore shown that
under Republican rule and a protective
tariff, American shipping has almost dis
appeared, and the most Of our commerce
is carried on in foreign ships, principally
British. Under a Democratic revenue
tariff this was not the case, Then four
fifths or more of our commerce was car
ried on in American ships, but now it is
reversed. Surely, system that produ-
ces such results should be abolished at
once. Let justice and the Constitution
once more rule.