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The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
OTICE.-I JOHN KEEGAN, do

OT1 Ell JOHN KEEGAN, do
hereby give notice that .hal apply
to the Judges of t,e CuurI OF Gen. raj
>essi. ms Of the Peac and Jail Deliy-
''ry OF the stale o De aw re-. In and for
he county uf New Castle. on Monday the
.n, first day of the next November term
the salt Cuu I, for u license 10 keen an
un or t.vern, known a. the Rising sun
Hotel, in SchoO. Di trict No IS. In the city
New ,a>t e, County ann State Aforesaid
whit privilege "f selling iLt..xica ing
iquois III less quaint ti"s than one quart,
Lu he drunk ou tile premises and the fol-
owing respectable cltizeus recommend
the said application to Wit: 't ilN
l.. N. Chase, VIM. Holschu maker.
hos. Gl6iu, NJ ". Wier.
lanes WllmOt, ID. w. h, WintOn'
Ferdinand Leckler, j. j, BOYLE
h,'s. 3. Fort. sQue, IS. u. LOngland.
James Dunc.n, James O'Neill,
4. r. Morrison, George n. Fox.
Octl8-3L. JOHN X kEEt3AN
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SECOND EDITION
The KatgIsts' owy.namesst.
sPiRITED EXHIBITION AT PHIIADEL
PHIA-KNl0BT IvANHOE THE wINNRR.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. n. 1879.

SPIRITED EXHIBITION AT PRILADEL
PHIA-KNlaBT IvANHoK THE wINNRR.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. II, 1879.
The attendance at the KniRhts' tour
Dament to-day was larger than ye~ter-
day. The two remaining tilts to which
each player WAS entitled were scratched
and the previous days score Obliterated.
The fitting, therefore, began anew to-
day. The sport OF this Afternoon did not
sustain previous reputariOns, for g. l..
Wright, the champion Of Maryland,
Ood third on the list tonight. Tue
play was very spirited. however, and
elected loud and frequent applaus Z.
Ivaphoe,a youth OF twent, became . IA
by hts grace and sk II ~ = rider. He
scored dve .ilts throug' out tho arches,
taking fifteen consecutive iings.
AKNIanT INJURED.
An accident occurred to Sidney o.
Heiskelt, Of Virginia. The Knight. Of
GUUd Hope and Y ,rktown dashed down
the cause In answer to the buple, but
just before he tirst arch, when rising to
>pear The ring, H~iskeiPs horse shred.
tn. owing hi, rider against q post vi b
srea, violence. He WAS ba.ily bruised
and was carried of the grounds. He
MAS out of dans or Tonight, although he
IainJou several timoo.
THE WINNERS.
At the eDd of the match the knight
Ivanhoe, Cb rles P-arce, of Mary land.
was declared the winner, having made
ulne rings. Second place WAN adjudgsd
- Levi Pavhiil, Uf Peunsylvanla; third
plnco to q. l.. W right, of M AIRY land, and
fourth place to William Cole, OF Vir.
gina.
Tomorrow will he great day. The
| Champions Of three States Will ride q
| hurdle race. The Governors Of th.
| tl irteeu original States, or rs many a,
re iD town, will bh present, and y hns
Exhibition II expected.
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,sassesssemts..
"rHs BAuKEnv DAuaHrER "

For tho nrs. linsp ~ .ibix city, the
B0nke~s . Ddughter viii be performed at
The Graud Opera Hous~. 1t waswr,tten
by Br0n on Howard and 10 In five ac,s.
The play IL xckn letged "a Oe one Of
the lDOst powerful now being presented
on the Stage. 1t will to presented here
BY j = A. Co iier's U1ion Square Theatre
COMPANY OF New York. With the same
care And porclsioD, - marked It's pre-
eentstivn in New YORK, Philadelphis
and Boston, where It has had . very
successful run.
The company Is more than first class,
socially and prUI essIOnally. Miss Vain
wright, the leading lady, Is a daughter Uf
COMmUdvie Wainwright Of tho United
States Navy. Mr.. LOui- James, son Of
Colonel JAmes Of Washington, 10 AL nc
tor whose panises have beeu sung BY the
metropolitan critics. Mr.. ami Mrs. Chss.
WOi,ott, have bee. for fifteen q, nsscu-
live years ut the Walnut rect TIL Atre
iu Philadelphia. Nj. 4. l.. 1ilton is from,
an Old family Of Ashland, and Is finish-
III actor aud gentioHpan. So Of all the
cast. This social stA dug is exceptional
as the ability OF the company, ana Ii OF
itst II y feature.
"HoRRoRs."
The Rice Surpris. Party will visit hls
clty GU Monday evening and pro. cut tor
d first time the sxtrxvSsat xa entities.
Horrors.
IL would be difficult matter to form.
An idea oI just what Horrors consists Oi
hut that II abOuuds in Sun, IL fully atIes
ted from the press NO. Ices Will il hA
ecei, ell wheuever presebtt d. The com
rvuy briaK tn II own. .eiaboiaIe scenery
with thesi, ami the play will Ue hau,,
mely mOuued. Of The play, the New
York Tribune says:
"A night OF .Hurr0rs' at the Uniou
| Square Is among tue experiences laig gely
iniulgeu In this season by those IL Ques
Ut novel uite eisivu. HAvinK no more
preteU,lOus n,Otiv- than tO drive ,iul
care away ,''H"rrOrs' may justly escxpt
cri,icism wbi, b iu truth 1t denes. To de
CRIB. the Gaze teistiy it might be re-
marked hat sOme thirty or forty per
sons, OF both sexes and we'll assorted JaI
cut, busy theniselve es for IwU hou \ All,
d half JUiug nothing IN particular ant
a bit Of every ythinx in general, with III
| most hilarious iesuIts. Properly LlAss
gu. 'H.rro-s' belongs 10 the DOMAIN u
extravaganza, but Ut an extra txtravA a
giant sort. H. is, in short, intensely ab
,urL. III limit OF cumic exagKeratiOI
seems REACHED iu more than one scene
AMI in two or three charac. .erizatiOns
But the boundary of strict prOp'ie.y
never crossed"
"DAN'L DRUCE."
On next Wednesday evening, Mr.. +
Q. Bangs will appear at the Oper
House In the powerful drama OF Dan
Druce the Village Blacksmith. TN
play bas neve. been presented here, bu
II is a very powerful drama, borderin,
mostly on the tragic order. Previous t
The death Of E. l.. Davenport, he mad
the character OF DanI Drucs pOwerfl
| creation.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
The Liver

Asws'es great blood cleansing portion
m ''em' ,s,a, Set 1t properly to work.
everv 'Su' S, corruptions are expelled.
Iiu,s " KIND of humor, from the worst
h, ,bs ~ .u me common pimple, or eating
lsr and q, IL TO purify the blood, The
|med,c,Da d,.'mach Pad ofDr. Flasg, with
Ne svs,ae' never fails to render the
r.tien, t, clean, thek blood pure and
/ finb ,perlectly healthy. once No.
=" street. Consultations free.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
, Shot Ly a,s Editor.

MADISON, WIS.,, Oct. 17.-Wm. How
ard, late City Treasurer, in an encounter
with Major John ID. Simpson, editor Of
the Star, was shot last night and it is
thought III rtall, wounded. His thigh
being badly shattered, his leg will Lave
to be ,amput.ted near the body. This
morning q part Of his left hand Mas taken
oil. Major Simpson claims the shooting
was done 10 self-defense. .l .
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
An Assault T,UO Months Ago.

A young man, who Las lately reformed
and zone Tito business and, who, there
fore, is entitled to have his name kept
out of print, was before the Mayor this
morning on the charge OF assaulting Mary
Abb II, the wife OF Alba d. Abbott, about
two months ago. The assault was OF q
trivial cbaract .r, and the prisoner plead,
ed "guilty" and was fined five dollars ana
required to pay COSTS.
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! Office -. MAnTiN .nv,,N :,

N Office II. MARTIN. ,.ORuAN, 90
~ hereby give notice that shall Az.
pay to the Judges OF the Court OF Gen ersl
sessions Oi The Peace and Jail Delivery Of
1ie otaLe OF Deia ware. IN and for The
Jvunty oi New Castle, ON Monday the l7th
u November, ,bein. he riIst uay OF theNov-
ember term, iosy, Tor u license 70 keep An
iun or tavern AZ No. wv West front
'treet, In the First Ward ui the city
VI Wilmington, County aud State afors-
said, with the pIiviiexe OF seiIilg ntoxi-
eating liquors In less Quantities Suan one
4uart 10 be urank on Lue pruInises and
ne ioitowins res lectab q citizens RECON-
'n~nd The said application 10 wlt: -,
,'alr Hughes. William Kyna.
James Monaghan, l.. w. Palm r. @ni
.'Aniei McCusker, henry Hieyer s.
Lswre -ce Kerus, Dau'i b, ,uluminps.
'ohn j. D.cke Thomas W2isu,-
reu ell, Janies CarI ig,.n,, a, ..
a.nes Mckenua, Joun Midden, %
). y. he..nedy, James Y Neil, Il s.
VI j.. henneu., ihoha, Johnson,
-IAmes ~. .enoS, JOuu kiley 80 y
WASH. Sui..a. ihonas James, .j.
anies Daliey. Owen Hess
octiSSt. MARLIN DoRDAN.i
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A Ne0rO's Assault.

Robert Brown, COL, was arraigned De-
fore Mag strate Hagany yesterday alter T,
noon, on the char Of knocking WIN WIN
McCaferty down without proyoca1,om, an
He was fined So and required to pay
costs, 80
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b gsily Sasettf.

,,ooscelvsble stupidity the he
'Ia ,.it.r.les its ridiculous assertion
so.,Ipe debt Of the city on jan
!, ~ ", only slll,Soo' and therefore
Democratic City Council appropIi-
,s'. = current expenses a large portion |.
v .mo,,nt .u realized from the loan OF
M aIv authorized BY the Legislature
|. y" .orDo,e Of paying off the floating
For . long while the Repuoelca"
f.d that the amount thus mi'app'o-
a VA 900, but having been con-
~ NTH an array Of official figures
~ c,,yr1E that utterly refuted Its
T., charges, it comes down q peg or
:, Il, estimate, and places the
In, I. s29,lOO. The GAZETTE on
..d,v, published = table showing the
.mount of the floating debt, At the
|, each month from November, 1873
VII 1870. inclusive. The figures are
At
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
ODenin0 this Eventsa0.

The Seventh Street Variety Hall, OF
S.venth street below Walnut, after hav.
ing remained closed for long time VIII
management Of Samuel Suckney. IL
Will bs kuown hereafter as the Seventh
S,re.t Opera House. There will be
twenty-five actors and actresses present
to- night. No liquors will be sold.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
\ Office John Tully. Do hereby

Office Il, John Tuily, do hereby
~ givr notice that shall apply g., the
Judges Of the Court Of General srssious Of
the Peace aud Jan De,lvery Of the State OF
delaware, IN and for the county OF New
as.,e, o., Monday the 18th day Of Nyy-
em,ber next. beng the first day OF the
november Term, A D., 1879 fur : Hcense
Okeep an inn or tavern at No. II East
Front ~. eet in the second ward OF the
city Of Wilmington, county aud state
aforesaid, with tine privilege TO sell fntoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens Recommend
the satd application u wits .fiEYg
Patrick Plunkett G. e. Sparks.
John Piunkett, w. H. Beckiey.
Peter Z. COyne, John B. EittoSt sb
John McCaffrey, Geo. JacObs'
John r. Bush. James McVey. .i'y
b. Murray, n. Rafferty,.
Geo: A; Cogswell, Charies ogelbachsr.
X. M. Gibson, H A. Eull0r,. -
MI naei kenny, Edward U'DVnnell.
N. y. Elilott, Joseph II. Richards,
B. Row, Lewis Ssssv. f
J. l.. Row, John Sfelmsn
A. Fulmele. b. Wolfson
octl8-St. '''N JOHN FULLY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

N, m4a mAaamirable Discretion
/ refers ss','aa.e,lphia "a Ledger, of yesier-
(his CIV " IN .ne a. assault upon the circus,
the no,on On Wednesday night, and
/ acted ye witt OF Wilmington seem to
Pey," WIN admirable discretion and
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n House Sold.

Cbas. B. Lore, Esq, sold at Trustees
saie. vest erday ri. ernOsn. the two story
hrick house No. 41y East Second stree
between walnut and Poplar, on lot 18x
90 feet, belonging to the Brear estate, 70
John Brear, one Of the heirs, for u goo.
This property was advertised In the GA
zRTTD.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
\ DMlNIBTRATORB HALE


PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be exposed for sale, ON the farm Of
the late Ephraim Wilson, In Mil Greek
Humid ed, ON
SEVENTH DAY,
LIST Of llth MONTH. NOVEMBER,
at2 O'Clock, p. M, sharp, 80 ...
the following personal property. One
horse. York wagon, carriage hAr.
ness and tongue, good basket %N
sleigh and bells, good robe and H@N
morse blanket, cart bed. n. W Ak
nay wagon, beam, cross cut saw, rope,
Four ieaiher beds, 8 first quality; 1 mat
tress, bedsteads. bureaus. look ing glasses.
.ot OF good blankets, comfortabies and
quits. sheets and table cloths, about 70
yarus OF excellent rag carpet aud 2 ards
part worn, stair carpet and rods, setteo
windsor end rocking CHAIRS. pair Of end
dining tables, tubs and clothes wrInser.
stone, china diuuer and tea seats com.
piete; jars and fruit cans, 2parlOr stoves,
drum. conditions on day OF sale. 17''7''
MARY WILSON, AdminisIratrix.
THOMAS BRACKIN, Auct. oclS- ltwa2tw,
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-iberal Lensus

Liberal n morning at the room of
discussed. ei que, 2l9 King street, will
Christianity rs 5. spiritualsm Injurious
'"c are invited. Seats s'o" free
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DIED.

WILD9.-In Smyrna on the llth instant.
Charles. son VI William and Elixabtt til
b. Wild. aged 8 yearu.
AAHt,NEY.-On the 18th instant. I'm
b.s.kDird, Hundred, Andrew Mahoney,
VAN NbURKALOW.--NeaT Camden, May
III, ln79, William j., son or a m. ma
Caio Inc VanBurkaI0w, sged years 1
mouth, anu 2 days. For some weeks
oeIore his death he WAS heard to wtsh
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
I Asst NOTICE.
mo- UWNERs OF HORSES.

Owners Of horses and mules who have =
not yet paid the tax on these animals. re-
quired 0y law, are eQursted 10 come for 2
ward aud do sd Vt once, or the law empow-
ering the Auditor TO levy and self the 8
same Will be strictly epfOicpd. - -.
q. b UNDER WOOD.
City AucIt0r.
ONCE, No. East Sixth street, second
door front. Octi7-1W ".
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Nj MARRIHD. A

SPEAL-HIRONS.-I the Baptist par.
e0nAxe, Dover. Oct ober l2th, by Rev. b.
y. Parker. Mr.. Levi. r. Speal, or Cam
den. and Miss Annie q. HirOas, OF Dover.
BEN BOTT.-October Q, 1879, It
Rev. WIN. r. Davis, Mr.. William Ben.
nett anu Miss. Lizzie Abbott, both Of
Camden, Lei. FftT now "a
FAlRESS-McDANIE October II, ls7e,
yer, Lei. by Rev. Wm. p. Davis. Mr.
EEHWard 3. Fairness and Misa. Halle
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

se figures are take" HULL WV.
lance sheet Of the city, as kept IN the
rreasuler's Office, and are therefore
!, and strictly correct. They ar
| for the inspection of the editor Of
Rpublican, or any other citizen who
", 10 examine them, so that the
IMins man, though a fool" may
for himself, and know that the float
eu Of the city on January 1st, 1879,
|slSl,5OO-nothing more and moth
ea
i fact being settled beyond dispute,
mid be but simple mathematical
em-eyen admitting the Republt-
charge to the extent that a portion
\ floating debt loan was inisappro-
kd-to prove that The Republican is
Isen in its figures. The commission
sale Of the Sl45, 900 loan amount
A,35O, which left only $l4O,650
cable to the payment of the floating
Deduct from this the amount OF
caiing debt sn January lst-$l3l,-
Eand there Is left $3.50, instead OF
|a,lOO claimed by the Republican.
however, is only q mistake Of $l9,-
"a small affair considering the won
ability of that paper in twisting
dstorting figures and facts with
facility.
the GAZETTE does not even ad-
That there was a balance of SO, l5O
paying the floating debt to which
ban was applicable. The law un-
which the loan was effected was
y during the last week of the Leg
pre, which adjourned finally Oh
b 2sth, and authorized the funding
Be present floating debt, which at
time, as will be seen by the above
was sl4l,5OO. To pay this amount
lbt with Sl40,650 would be a feat
even the ilnmeasuiable financial
y Of the Republican could not &C.
|lsh,
pe decrease in the floating debt OF
Olry 2S, 1879, as shown by the above
was due to the fact that notes tt
mount of $4,000, were paid out o
''le' rents then coming in, in order
ea saving of interest. But $40,
additional had to be borrowed before
Nh, which increased the floating
Nlhat date to $l5l,5OO. At thi,
'As loan of $l46,OOO was put upor
Market, and the proceeds were ap
10 the payment of the then exist
0allng debt Of $l5l, 500, all Of which
The exception of $4,000, had ex
previous to January 1st, 1870.
VIII not do for the Republican t,
'Aat the floating debt on J.nu ar,
y only slll,5Oo. If It expects tn
e" rely upon its unsupported stale
Il might as well say the debt wa
.wWo, and claim that over $50,
" me funding loan was appropria
'F current expenses. 1t should fur
! proofs Tor its statements and follow
uAlEr1E's example in PUBLISHING
- 'nAt are exact, and can be relic,
w now while the Republican is O
'a''ect' let it 60 back q little an
now much of the Public Schoe
" soo'VO, authorized by the LIE,
'. 1911 WAS deliberately misaJ
"S" aDu TO current expenses, by IL
NJ NDaVan Council of 1878. If it
w n,, 70 10 this the GAZETTE can prol
give it little assistance
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18

There are but few license applications
for this term OF court.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
Loso Waser up the SchuyslcsR;

HANBURo. Bsrks county, Oceober IL.
The unparalleled drought coutuuss,
400 ~ hest and dust 10 unbearubso.
Navigation on the 0chnylkin csBaI from
tne shipping points TO Phllsdelphia ia
almost suspended. Such q low state Of
tne water at this season Of the year WAA.
heretofore unknown In this section.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

WANTED-50 Men on siding opposite
W Whann's Phosphate Works. Apply
ON the WOrk. Octl5-SEs
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
NeeU Cars.

Increased b,, nj u- Az on the W. & N. r.
r., mas made twenty new fright Cars
nee, ssary, and their construction IL
about to commence in the 9. mpan!s
shops at Coatesvilie. Five cars a week
wiIi be turned out aud in order to do
this, the fOi CO OF workmen has been in
crpased,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
The Brandywine water Black.

Last Monday morning the Brandy
vine water at the Market street bridge
" as black as ink with the coioring mat
ter discharged fiom Bancrofts' mill the
night before. Look out for 1t on Mem
day next. Now that the water is low 1t
IL m ore to be dreaded.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
PeT8CMQL.

/. Heister Hess, OF Fair Hill, Cecil
county, Md, lett, OH Tuesday. tor Ci'-
cinnali, Ohio, where he will read law in
the .,fiice o, Hon Stanley Matthews. MIR.
Hess was pupil OF Prof. J. A. Kealy,
Of this city, aud under his Ell ent teach
ing was e. ableu to carry off the first prize
i'm mathematics at Princeton College.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-18
Tsv0 TriUiaI Trials.

Only two cases were disposed of by the
Mayor last night. They were drunks !;
usual fine and CO IS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

Second woman-My dear, never was old
as am to-day.-Paris Paper.
81 THINK must have a vein OF rich hu-
NOR, said Jones after his eighteenth DOLL put
in an appearan -e.-Baltimore News.
TALKING OF abrogating the fishery treaty
suggests to us whether or not the lobster claws
might not be cut out.-Boston Transcript.
AFTER all the ISLANDERS perpetrated against
the oyster. that interesting bivalve has al ways
stewed by the church. and liquidated the in
evitable ''debt."-New Haven Register.
BALTIMORE has built a city hall for less than
the estimate, and has a fire department that
cost last year $1,000 less than the appropria-
ton. This thing must be stopped.-Boston
Post.
ONE OF our railroad switchmen has been in
the habit of delegating his duties to his daugh-
ter. But it had to be stopped. Every switch
she touched was found to be Miss-placed.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
WRITER, who declares that the boys who
are now growing up can't ind anything to do,
asks: "What shall we do with themc" Old
Herod had a method of solving that problem
over l,s79 years ago.-Chicago Journal.
AN old ram, owned by family in East
Whitehall, entered the kitchen during the
absence OF the servant girl and ate up all the
pancake batter, and now the family say that
they "don't like their batter-i in ram. White
hall Times.
MISTRESS Ito a servant who has called about
situation): 'There are no children-only two
in family Servant: "Will you show me oyer
the 'ouse mum. as never take a situation
mum, till I've seen what sort of q 'ouse the
'ouse is, mum. Fun.
As PROFESSOR NogDESsKJoLD, the Swedish
explorer, was crossing some ice blocks in the
North Polar waters, the last syllable of his
name got damned between two block !, and at
last accounts he had not got it out, and was in
danger of losing it.-Boston Post.
HISTORY, modern and ancient, shows that q
party of fishermen may start Off and forget
their bait, or some of their tackle, but the
quart bottle, containing "medicine"-in case
one of the number is bitten by shark, or a
sea serpent, or an alligator-is never, never
left behind-Bufalo Advertiser.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

minority should have three senators and six
representatives. but neither the Democrats
or Nationals. who constitute the majority.
should have anything. This is the kind of
minority representation favored By the Re-
publican press. This is a specimen of the
fairness and liberality of the Journal. Ma
rion and Shelby counties have float now
under the present Republican apportion-
ment, and Bartholomew is squarely contigu-
Gus to Shelby. They are connected by
railroads, and the official return of the vot-
ing population shows that the excess in these
three counties Justifies the float given them
in the bill. The journal, to say the least,
has been particularly unfortunate in its at
tack upon this measure. 1t should learn
that, in politics as in war, it is always bad
policy to make stand on weak point, and
a weaker stand than the Journal has made
in this matter, or weaker point would be
hard to find. About the only thing it truth
fully says is that "the bill is the work of
several beads, and great genius, as well as
great labor, has been bestowed upon it."
We may add, for the Journals further in
formation, that the bill has been earnestly
considered, not only BY the apportionment
committee, but by the Democratic members
in caucus, and will certainly become law.
II is an apporhonment strictly in conformity
to the constitution, aud Democrats, for all
time will be proud of the fairness of its pro-
visions. especially when compared with the
last infamous gerrymander of the Republi-
~opS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
what May he Expected.
baltimore Gazefte.I


General Grant may be the next president,
and then the good old days Will come again
the good old days of Credit Mobilier, Pom
eroy, Patterson, Colfsx and Cakes Ames; the
fine old days OF Belknap, 0rvil Grant and
Indian posts bought and sold; OF whisky
rings and Joyce, Avery, Mckee and Bah
cock; OF Seneca sand stone quarries and st.
Domingo commissions; of disinterested
presents, bull pups, fast horses, Long Branch
Ievees and Tom Murphy; of the gold room,
Black Friday and Brotherin-law Corbin; of
custom house enterprises and Jayne, Leet
and Stocking; of Chandler. Butler, Orth and
Logan: OF reconstruction, kukluxism aud an
army employed as special policemen; of
Kellogg, Wells. Warmoth. Packard and
Brother in-law Casey; of Stearns Reed, Lit
tletield and Simpson; of Moses, Patterson,
Kimpton, Parker Scott and Chamberlain;
of Dick Busted and Durell; of Sickles
Steinberger, George Butler, Emma Mine
Schenck and Parson Newman; OF Taft
Akerman. Robson and BaDditti Sheridan !;
of the Freedman's Savings bank and its
honest trustees and active Commissioners; of
0. o. Howard. Boss Shepherd, Harrington
Fisher and district rings: of christian states
men and golden opportunities. Dost like
the picture?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

We are gratifed to learn that there Is an
active demand for provisions and grain at
advancing prices. which warrant the conclu
sion that operators will be able, in some
measure at least, to make up for past losses.
The demand is not for speculation but for
consumption, and evidences the fact that
quotations have reached "hard pan," and
that no further concessions are possible. The
advance IN corn and wheat, as also IN hogs
is indicative that operators will have some
margin for profits. which at prices
that have prevailed for some
time past have made impossible.
The Russian plague, which has closed the
Black Sea ports, has put stop to exporta-
tons OF grain, and TO a large degree made
European markets dependent upon Ameri-
can supplies for breadstuffs. In provisions
higher range of prices is inevitable since
hogs have advanced from So % in January
to So IS 70 81 as at present quoted, with re
duced receipts at Chicago and all the pack
ing csnters of the country.