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National Republican., 1879-12-25
Tho Horticultural Society.

NJ. doLDsrEN tobaceonist GIL Pennsylvania
avenue,
National Republican., 1879-12-25

FoR FINE DRESS SUITS GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND f.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
FOR holiday presents go to Julius Lanssnrrh.. I.

FOR BOYS ULsTERs GO TO EIsEMAN BROS,
COR. SEVENTH AND h.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

FOR SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS SUITS GO TO
ElsEAlAN BROS, COR, SEVENTH AND Il,
National Republican., 1879-12-25

Partisan diamond earrings set in solid gold fro
s3 to So II. Harris IL Co., 495 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
MUSEM EN1s.

HOLIDAY sale of Rugs al Julius Lansburgh's.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

LARGE AND 4TTRICTIgE STOCK OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
1ND CURTAIN MITERIALS,
with all the requisite Trimmings.
TAPESTRY and INGR.IIS CARPETS,
RUGS And MATS, FLOOR oILCLOTHs.
--latest style OF
PAPERHANGINGs. BORDERS, &C., &c.
GEORGE WILMER,
&20 Ninth Street.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

seven-Stone Cluster Diamond Ring,
very handsome, weighing "a carats, 800. Jacob
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

GLOVE and HandkcrchIei Boxes at pouglass,.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

FOR BOYS, CLOTHING GO TO BIsEMAN BROS,
COR. SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Messrs. M. W. Calf, Bro. & Co.

11O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Open this morning large in
voices of New Goods i'm every de-
partment of their business.
They call particular attention
10 novelties in DI A ION ID y,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, and Fine
Fancy;GOOds, designed especially
for their HOLIDAY TRADE.
TOYS AT POPULAR PRICES.
All the Novelties and superb line Of Staple coods
now snle. We have many epecinlties that cannot
be had elsewhere. Our NELOC1PEDES, WAGONS,
HORSES, DOLL Coaches &c. are the Strongest
and Most stylish Goods ever manufactured.
Our Prices this season guarantee Lower than
any dealer In Washington, and TO Illustrate this, we
will say that all pOLIAR GOODS, ofwhat0ver kind,
We now sell Rt go GENTS.
Call early aud make your purchaser
NATIONAL TOR STORE,
Seventh street
National Republican., 1879-12-25

MEERscHAuM GOODS at NJ. Goldstein's, Gil Pen
sylyonia avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

MAGNIFICENT GOODS.
". NJ. SHUSTER Il SONS
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC 7 o
THEIR ELEGANT STOCK
FINE SATIN ROYALS
INPLA1N BLACK AND DAMASsEs TO MATCH,
Feeling well assured their duplicates cannot be found
IN this city.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
Complete Stock OF
ELEGANT FUR-LINED WRAPS.
Together with the Largest Assortment Of
FINE DRESS GOODS
Ever Exhibited In Washington.
g2- ONE PRICE.
~. NJ. SHUSTEH & SONS.
N. B-Flve per cent discount allowed Tor cash.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
Theatre Comiqu,

good variety entertainment and thrilling
mud interesting drama are the attractions at tn,
Comique Christmas matinee this afternoon.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

DUKES MOTTO, the boss SC cigars, at Nj. Gold.
gtein'd
National Republican., 1879-12-25

A BEAUTIFUL Bud Vase to each purchaser OF s
and upward, at Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
New Yenr,s CnlIs.

weighing carat, superbly mounted, s55. Jacobs
Bros, 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
Fine solitaire Diamond Ring,

FRENCH Dolls at cost at Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
CITY NOTES.

SMOKERS ARTICLES of every description, at NJ
National Republican., 1879-12-25

FOR BOYS ovERCoATs GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1879-12-25
CITY ITEMS.


Its superiority as a cathartlc and alternative con-
sists in Its entire freedom from everything bitter,
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mcm-
brane All mineral waters that are dangerous rri-
tnnts may be known by an acid aftertnste,
National Republican., 1879-12-25

5000 pounds French Broken and Mixsd Candy,
and pounds FOR $50.
5000 pounds Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans, Flberts,
ana Brazil Nuts, lbs. for S00, 10 cts. per pound
100 Boxes Choice Layers and Cooking Raisins, nom
10 to IS cents per pound.
1000 poundsiMnce-Meat (Choice Family. 10 cents
per pound.
500 pounds Best Layer Figs, in s.lb. Boxes, at 10
cents per poun1
500 pounds LeghOrn Citron.
~ Barrels Choice Malaga Grapes.
10 Bunchea Aspinwali Bananas.
10 Boxes Choice Florida Oranges
Barrels Cape Cod CTanOerries.
The Best o. O. Java.
the Rest Gunpowdsr, Japan, and ooong Teas.
The Best N. o. Molaases.
The Best Minnesota Flour.
The Best New York Bn,ter.
To consumers and The Holiday Trade we caD oEsr
special Inducements
q. r. WHOM q CO.. Grocers,
del3 Coz NINTH S1 y. W.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

Fon Turkish Rugs go to julius Lansburgh's.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

The Alice Oates Company gave very enjoyable
ana sprightly performance of "Glrole.Giroha" last
night. There will be q grand Christmas matinee
at the Opera House this afternoon and this even-
Ing "The Pretty Perfumer" will be produced.
National Republican., 1879-12-25

JArANEsE Goops, in grent variety. at Douglass'
National Republican., 1879-12-25

"Evangellno." as performed by tho Rice Combi-
ton, delighted good audience at the National
last evening. Thore Will be n special Christmas
matinee this afternoon and all who wnnt TO spend
really merry Christmas should attend.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
Cine neue Gefakr.

Der grfcls bsTsn I'D bic 6amburssr Samis
lien @eoi,inen s~rfreusn, bspps ssri7snlOIs
esuts wfirturtn auf ben Warft gu brinssn unb
unttr esri gOriparbs an;uprsiisa, pas Is .,gauj
oasfelbs" essr r,geraoefo sut" ptsr .,ban abns
liner SStrfuug : lei u. I. No., ME Or. Nusuff
aSnis's Samburssr Iropfsn.
Ssio Saber auf Der Smt!.
0aIet tu6 nitt bspsssn areers Wsei,ineu III
faufen ais iplts, pslts bic pripat. S~tsutrmarfs
unb bic HarsrsuntsrItrift Der csrrsn u. Sc.
ssler u. So. traasn. 6altet fsf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
a geutur

ar bic s srcTta Dampnaths-g susssnissn nae sssss q.
SdsIidbs Abfahrt. .r .
bamburs- amniianif&e einit IS Dampisr.
Rprp.S tutf&tr elpyb, Srtnitn Is Dampfsr.
&unare eintt, SipsrpOsl u. autpsr. f6 Dampfsr.
Rtb Star Cine 8 Dampfer.
Dk Gauitnet ssn paHasttrtn, tic ID IN ben ItStes IS
Saertu auf stdtu Dampfun hurabu uus hinder pettri
aast, fab BITE bsft 9mpfthfsus ane easeu mtr eaS -8utrszeu
nstuw 6rtuust sta6st.
SIN 0~erbinbuns nit Obisem, feIe ID
Bs9ieI auf ale 5auptitdbte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
n.y. Sos eomn,on;,. @S66st sro,

Bss- Sas Gomp1snis. @si4dit. Sran,
W,b,r bate on sinsm boben Seisrtaae aui
Der Orsel i'm Dome gu 86In elm meifter.
baftss 9rdlubium ssipisIt, tpel9ss piels
&snner entSidt baite, unb islbit Der Bal.
tsntrstsr, i'm @runoe ssnommen spar ni6i
bic Superldifsits autOritdt. iagts mad Dem
@Ottssoieniis 3u benz %bsriibmttn Organi.
ten .Ssute babsn mir absr 6errIi& ae.
ipislt !" Deber fiibIte Hd belsibist unb
iasts psrd9fli9 Su Dem Wann.: ,Wer
bat ssipislt Wir2 SIR Sropf usrb.i
pobI iassn baben t%pollsn. baB d Die Or.
gel ssipislt babe" Ser galtsntreter
i9wiss bsl4dmt. SnbeB oils Der Zion.
tinitlsr am folssnben Sonntase mdatiq
i'm gO%ntrapunit auf Saitsn unb Yebal bin
nno Der piiblte. b6rts pl6bli4 mittsn i'm
Spiel ale WtuRf auf. Wsbsr risf ~srSirnt
.8arum trstst Sbr nidt ?" - llnb be,
Winbliefsrant srtpibsrte nun {: ,g8er Ipieli
nun ? Sic alein :? Ober belize i'd Sbnsn /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

Res- au4 cine &seIame. Die .gasrer
3ts." brinst folseube oroliss Ioti3, wsl&t
Die gepObner BON gssr auf Den gdu9 bss
beribmtsn Raiurforiasrs Yrsbm perbe,
rsitet y8rsbm, i'm Rsi9e Der vi,
len unb S69eI sroB Ia uniber.
trofsn oaitsbeno, tpirb ON %. October al,
men 9ortras iibsr Die afsn i'm Sbsatsr.
gebduoe balten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

aus 1aitrn.-ll nstwSbaIi3ss
Bier madsa's uus tbtu'r,
Was fea man b'rju ias'n2
VI sa lou bod br leibbaftst
Bismard brttnlaIas'n!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

sas- ginss Cages bssssnsts Der psrFor.
bene Raiisr Rifolaus BON GubIano in elmer
Sole BON 9stsrsburs sinsm b%strunten.u
Srasonsr, wslder in elmer Sroitts fu6r.
Samals mar Is Elm srobss Ssr9eben as.
gen bic Siseiplin, ,psnn Elm SOl6at Oiisnts
LID bsraui4t seiebsn ipuros. Ser Dra.
9onsr sridrad oaber ni4t psnis bsim an-
bid oss &aiisrs; bod balo fast. sr i9
3og isinsn Sdbel aus Der S9siSe uno ia.
lutirts pori4riftsmdbis BEN aaiisr. ,Sra.
soner, mas tbut buzz bsrriats ibn Der
Railsr 3ornis on. - sd iibrs sinsn Be.
~ioifsnen Srasonsr auf bic Sauptwa&e.
Waisfdt", mar bic Iafonii9s antwort oss
Soloatsn. Ser Raiier Id9sIts, i4snft,
BEN Soloatsn 5 RubsI un6 bsfa6t BEN
auti4.r ibn ni&t auf Die Sauptpa9s.
ionbsrn nod Sauis 5u brinssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

Bsg~ Cine Obriitin unb cine Sauptman.
min. beioe BON itsifsr SDhidtsit, trafsn li6
in 8sieai9ait. I'D 2isbs !" - begann
Die erite our anosrn: .Sertsn sic, ib
babe oisis Hadt BON Sbnsn sstrdumt :"
= nWtein @ott", e,pibsrts Die 6rau oes
S%auptmunnss. f6 oft babel ~perbsuseno,
,,tusl4s gbre Sc udre eisentli9 meme
S4aloistsit ssUtisn, BON Sbnsn gu trdu-
men,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

SVttlltH, tCpbItII pt Seele uUp
b~sfUrssrt fslbff bic 8tiunbbtit
bee 9eibes.
Ser Batter uno Der Sobt t.itteu
III oer Na1t.
Batter Gudt bas S6liKenod) vSat
tueiB bod cen Sonnerpettsr, oaB i'd uu
bas S4ldHtlo9 ni9t finben Tam Dee
tommt bon Die monbi4eintulsnbriss Stra-
benbslsu6tuus!"
% ilbeIm 0in,utommenS) .5urrisb
@ater, bes trift ii9 gut. Rommt Sbr aud
Qeraoe mad Sauie?"
Batter: r9srbammtsr Sunee Su!
Bo foumit Su bsnH 10 ipdt Der? Sch
nur Define @sse! Sd Iuiis Dir ni6t b.r=
elm !" IN
WilbeIm: rabsr Batter! mas III
benn BORN l1nslit, rpsrn id oo6 mand-
mol cen bistsn ipdt 3u SauIe tomme |! Sd
babe mir Bel bic &amerabsn perIpGtet
uHS 80"
Batter: .Sas iasft Su anemaI Su !
Rein! Su biit elm liebsrli6sr Sunss !
Sd loHs Did ni9t bersin !"
DilbeIm: ,Sis fommen ia uu6
isBt erft. Sd bin bod teen ainb nidt
me6ri"
Batter: vBenn id ipdt ;u Sauie
tomme. 10 esbt es Sir nidt on! Sapor
bin id Ssin Batter !"
8ilbeIm: rNu, tpsnn sic mir ni6t
rein IaIien = bod iut! 10 isbe i'd pieber
meine Ws9e! iute Ra9t!' CT s~ntfsrnt
ii4.)
Batter: .@ilbslm! 8imdm! 90
tuilit Su osnn absr 10 ipdt bin g."
WiIbeIm: rRu, mo- ion i6 bin.
isb.n2 Sn Die &neips tusrt' id is6n /!
III Die Strase tann id bod nidt Die ian,s
Na4t bl9ibsn! Sd isbs in bic Rrone unb
trinte nod d plar SsibsI 70
Batter: rSs osnn bas Bier bsut
sut?"
BiIbeIm: rausssSsi6net!
Batter: .Gu mart cen bisten, @ils
6slm !! Sa isb i'd slsi9 nit ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
u e b e 8.

Rstto: anfGntissr S&sr, siemst benz
9brtffen, erbsitert bic Seele unb
b~sfUrsert ftlbf bic 8tiunbbeit
bes Qeibss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
sss- auf benz Bale in Win6eu. 6

sas- auf benz Bale in Miinden. CT /.
,Wtein 6rdnlein, pie pafsno babsn Sic
SIREN beuti9en anjus Su pdSlen sspuBt.
sepiB 1T fem i60nsrss &leib i'm Salon gu
erblidsn, als bus Sbris.. Gbarmant. ME
oiss SIau uno BeiB Sbnsn fleiost. oas
nennt man nit He9t patriotiI9!"
sic {: nGnti6uIoissn sic, bas nsnnt man
9 0 NJ NJ er.M ousIin!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

$50 t"h'S'H 'fbbAuuptb ~ VstIjtpu 2uJt tpp
Itsn Sremen une 8alitmo ore une nebmen SpaI.
iasisrs ;u btaisisn Ratsn an.
Der eansunsssIas sisfr D~ampH&iFtin saltmSr, ta,u.
sletn Deppt Der Baltimore uHe Sbtps Gifenbabu, pelbtgat
iaatrt pcA uue mad eem gptfsn IN biniaeren pr,if,r
PHILADELPHIA.
Bet anisuft Der Danpf9tH, wtrh Sas Dtprt fur aut MIDI
a~ussfslitn ssi5lsFtn, ls eas BE Gtnpduesrtr Mot su g.
idtr ~nusstftst fne ppn Bttrngsrn btfhrtneelt ,u wsrseu
rat In auetra 5afsnpldstn ldee 70 Oft Der 8dg n.
gtr maatu us9 ~btfpnpsrs af fplsenht fur stutf&, RdL
Ltnes seeattunssrtrtbt geriaee aafmtrtiam, psl&e sh
Rftft NIT unftrn S1tftn bttteti Die gaHasiert fHb nntn
DtutittR, tbHnen f4 elfp NIT StssrmaRn perfin6ist IN sbnf
Deluietf1tr ~ ssbrduhen. umfsen aus etutrn Sdtf IN
sas anesrs, pts BET tueirtstsa Rshn, Faea Mot aatt st
pafaattrt stttu In BREMEN fsslti6 an 8srb ets Sseau.
sampftrs uHe strIaHen ~btnfeittn erf tn 8dltim
Destn rsitrrsr Aasiunft vsaet man I'D an Bite 9ssuaI.
dsenttu ;
A.. S6u6ma6sr & &c.,
go. 5 Sub @ap ST., Baltimore, Orb.
glttutst astnttn fur Dubuque uus ums,a,as g,ts,
Ritutu. Ssbu, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02
ueher Baltimore.

S.esr, btr has alt, Battrlans s,fu6tn setr guraxk,,
une 5rtuuetpsn 9ursrd trmntu laHtn NH, feutt Bic Grads.
psatu, nsusn stfsrueu SGraussn. ~yra6ampfatft hes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

sas- Bel Der @sburt zines iunssn Yrin.
gen BON Sranfrsid purben 100 iunse
Mdo4en, Die iid uerebsli9sn MOLTEN, aus
geitattst. 9on elmer bon oeusn, rpel9e fi9
eini4rsibeu l;sBen, uerlarsts man aud ben
Hanen ibres Srdutisams gu piTen.
"44", ia9te fe, lid 9laubte, man bstdms
4Qes bier"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

s@- sic slauben gar nidt. iaste cine
Dame gu einsm sroBsn 9ferbslisbbabsr.
uie unsemsin tusnis m,ine 5bdter 3u fi9
nsbuten !-"Siielben ueroen pobL, meine
@ndoisite. oenfsn nie i'd: Yuben III
balbe Jitterune" NOT Die Unit
port.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-02

aaA aQen 6auptaapttn dmtrtfa's une aaItfprnia's isnnu
stn sanjtn Tag In mentr SfHst ~ ben rtstlmd5isen pralu
Giant puetn; % N ni6t nttsts I'D aRf ben Dtssts b
Rtppsu tuApssu Az IaHtu.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

"BooM. AN exchange gives the follow
ing as the derivation of the word "boom,"
which has recently come into use in this
country, chiefly in political sense:
"The current word to express q peculiar
and frequent phenomenon in American
politics is boom 1t is derived from the
Western idiom describing the freshets in
rivers and creeks. In those streams that
are far from the stable equilibrium of tidal
waters there are very great inequalities oi
volume. Some of them vary from six
inches of dust in a dry time to sixty feet oi
water during q season of rains, and all have
their times when the usually thin and
shallow stream comes pouring down in &
yellow food, bearing fence rails and corr
stalks and other signs of the invasion o
the riparian farms, and laden with the do.
gone expletives of the settlers and the
vexations Of the travellers delayed at thu
fords. The stream is powerful while i
lasts, but that is only for day or two, anc
while so it is called boom 'Lost creek 0
the Dry Fork is ADJOINING is the way il
which the natives describe these passin
ebullitions of nature"
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

THE DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE SHIP
CANAL.-The Baltimore papers state that
Colonel VIM. Kimmel, representive in
Congress from the Third district of Maryland
called on acting Mayor Keilholtz, of Balti-
more, last Wednesday, in the interests OF
the proposed Delaware and Chesapeake
ship canal, from Lewes, on the bay, to the
Atlantic. Mr.. Kimmel is chairman of a
subcommittee of the Congressional Com.
mittee on Commerce to look after the
scheme. lie states that he has already
interested the large grain merchants of the
West in the canal, and he now wants tc
interest the people of Baltimore and the
State, and obtain their hearty cooperation
in the undertaking. Mr.. Keilholtz prom
ised all the assistance in his power, and thai
he will offer a resolution at the meeting O
the City Council in September pledging the
citys support to the measure.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

THE TURNING OF THE TIDE.-The export
from England and Franch to the United
States is exciting discussion in the English
papers. The London Times does not ex
pect an immediate advance in the rate oI
discount-which is now as low in London
as from one to one and a.quarter per cent
but comedies that there may be con
tingencies which will stiffen the market
in some quarters it is claimed that the de
mand from the United States for gold ir
payment for bread-stuffs will reach two
millions of pounds sterling, (ten mil
lions of dollars.) How much more will b.
drawn for, it is impossible to say; for thu
English harvest reports, in view of tn,
heavy losses sustained by the recent rains
continue to grow more and more dis
couraging.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03
abe Smprna Times.
Smyrna, DeI.,
"Wednesday Afternoon, Sept. 3.

The PUSH OF GIRLS FOR THE STAGE.--The
young women of Philadelphia never grow
old. A theatrical manager who advertised
for twenty-five beautiful girls complains
that old women who would pass for his
grandmother-and he is not Spring
chicken himself-answered the card.
These were women who had capered before
the footlights for years, and tossed their
ringlets at the front for a generation, and
yet they still fancy they are young,
sprightly and beautiful. 81 tell you,"
remarked the manager in a confidential
chat with Record reporter, "although this
may seem to be an easy way to make o
living, yet | know the life is fraught with
hardships and spiked with dangers know
1t, and knowing it, act accordingly. Now,
to day, two young girls called on me-
pretty little girls, too-and wanted to 90 on
the stage. They were willing to go at Just
enough to keep them. took those two
little stage struck girls aside and talked to
them like Sunday,school superintendent
| They said they were working in shirt ia,
tory and were only making $3.50 a week
and could not get along on their wages
When | found that out doubled my argu
ment, and | think have persuaded them
that stitching shirts at $3.50 week i,
| better than to undertake the hardships of
| life in tights and tinsel. Women get i
bad sometimes. There is plenty of fur
with youqg man who wants to play kings
and tyrants by casting him for policeman
in pantomime, and whanging him will
stuffed clubs and property produce. On,
week OF this effects a permanent cure; bu
when young women get it the only thing t.
do is to talk earnestly and honestly t.
| them"
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

Mr.. Scott the wellknown agricultural
authority, in his annual letter reviewing the
British crops, estimates the outcome OF the
grain crops at third less than the average,
amounting to a loss of e25,000, 900 to the
cultivators, and that 100000 quarters Of
wheat, or possibly 100000 quarters, will
be required from abroad. Mr.. Scott also
estimates that the deficiency in the potato
crop will cause loss to cultivators of 6l5,
100000, and the deficiency in beans, peas
and rye o loss of e3,000,0OO.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

Sir Rowland Hill, who died in England
last week, will certainly be honored by
some Memorial in recognition of his services
in giving England a penny post. The
benefits to his country of cheap postage
have never been overestimated, and their
author should not be forgotten.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

There are two States which seem to need
Governors very badly, but appear to be
headless Nothing has been heard of the
Governor of Mississippi since the Yazoo
outrages, nor of the Governor of California
since Charles De Young attempted toassasi.
nate Mr., Kalloch,
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

Our CoTToN CRoP.-All reports agree thai
the cotton crop this year will be enormous
1t will be relatively as large as the wheat
crop of the West. The magnitude of both
will swell the business boom. The report
of the Executive Committee of the National
Cotton Exchange, just published, says thai
during the last five years cotton.culturt
in the United States has outstripped the
most sapguine expectations; that the
problem of free labor has been virtually
solved; and that the South must be re
garded as the future reliance of the cotton
manufacturers of both America and
Europe.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-03

THE USE OF MosQUIToEs.-We only hear of
one place where the services of mosquitoes
are made useful, and that is in Texas. The
owner of one of the largest cattle ranges in
the State solemnly AYERS that without the
aid of the mosquito three times as many
men would be required to herd and gather.
Out of the mosquito season the cattle get
as will as deer, but under the influence Of
these pests they congregate and become
docile and easy to manage. And now,
since the mosquito is encouraged and used
as a cattle tanner, let it not be said that he
was made in vain, and let them all be sent
to Texas, where they can be made useful
while we are quite willing to loose theil
songs and their services.-Y Yonkers Statesman
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
BROOKLYN MILK SUPPLY.

ONE OF THE PLACES WHERE COWS ARE NOT
KEPT IN A HEALTHY CONDITION.
Mr.. Bergh, taking along with him several of the
officers Of his society, Friday last visited the inn
stables attached to the distilleries of Ga
Fleischmann h Co.. at Blissville, L. l. Procuring
warrant and two police officers of Queens county Mr.
Bergh presented himself at the gates of tho enclosure
surrounding the stables. Within this enclosure he
found three immense stables, containing. a.
could be counted, about nine hundred cows. An
terna survey Of the premises revealed the fact that
there not a single door window open. and the
atmosphere arrested the progress of all present.
The wretched animals were painting for want of air
and coughing. Those that lying down lay
upon a bed OF filth which forced up against the
sides OF the narrow stalls some sixteen inches high
by the weight Of their bodies. With ropes eighteen
to the front of the stalls, which in alo we'd
pended by the rope. Many were lying down, but the
insufficient space nccesstated their partly resting on
another In front of these suffering were
troughs. through which was running scalling slop
conducted by cutters connected with the stillery Of
Gait, Fleischmann Il Co. The slop being examined
was found to lie hot and acrid in the extreme The
ceilings. which, on being measured found to be
about seven feet high, black, Shiny and covered
with cobwcbs and dirt to the extent of sixteen and
eighteen inches
Mr.. Bergh expressed his determination once more
to wage such cruelty to animals, but took no
action yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-02-02
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

by order of Judge Choate in the United States Dis.
trict Court, discharges in bankruptcy were granted
yesterday to T. Van lsaden Terence Farley Michael
Murray and J. Fry.
Judge Barrett yesterday, application of Mcssrs.
Howe Hummcl. granted an order of arrest
against Joseph l.. Street, in suit brought by A. NJ.
Palmer of the Union Square Theatre for AZ oDo
damages on account of alleged DETACHMENT OF tho
bill posters OF the theatre peremptory Injunction
also granted restraining Street and his employees
from posting over. dcfacing i'll any manner iniur
ing any OF Mr.. paners theatrical posters.
verdict yesterday rendered before Jutipe
Landon in the Supreme Court. for S3i 554 for the
plaintiffs in the suit OF Mcssrs. Sherman Gillette
against the Inman Steamship Company. The action,
as will be remembered, was brought to recover
damages for throwing overheard quantity
of meat which was being shipped TO Eng
land on board the City Of brussels.
and which. in consequence of the steamer breaking
her shaft, and thus her trip being protractcd thirty
eight days. spoiled through the melting of the ice
the rcfrgerators. The verdict for the full
amount claimed II is understood that appeal
will be taken.
William A. Ellis was arrested in this city about
week ago on tclcgraphic despatch from the sheriff
OF Dallas county. Texas he being charged with OBJ
tanning money under false prctcnces after which he
hed the state The despatch requested the detention
OF Ellis until an officer was sent from Texas with
rclusition from the Govcrnor. Tho matter came
before Judge Barrett. in Supreme Court. Chambers.
yesterday, on writ of habcas corpus sued out by
MIR. William H. Howe counsel for Ellis to secure his
discharge, 10 being claimed that there was no eyi-
dcncc against him TO warrant his detention In op-
position, time was asked by tho District Attorney to
allow the officer to arrive from Texas he being ex-
allowed the matter to go until Wednesday next
AMI Ellis meantime was rcinnndcd.