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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
SExTOy's ILLNESS.
He Cannot Play In the Coming Tournament
Garnier and sshaefer 60 Open.

One OF the most tifficult things in the
world is to got up n billiard tournament There
are hundreds OF obstacles to its successful ar
rangement that the outside world know but
little about. Within the past ten or twelve years
there have been several mat have given great
delight to thousands OF persons: but among
them all there arc VerJ few who can guess at the
labor performed by the promoters, and the
trials and disappointments Of the managers.
The forthcoming tournament is no exception to
the general rule. The expense attending its
opening Is heavy. The championship emblem
has cost many hundreds Of dollars. and the
money prizes to be, awarded the con-
testants amount 70 i2lOO After tho Sc
lection OF the eight players. all OF whom
pledged themselves TO be. on hand. Joe
Dion withdrew. on account Of III health. His
dolph Heisor. OF Boston. Here, seemingly. the
trouble in the way Of starting the tournament
WAS removed. but yesterday the following letter
was received:
i0i BowrRr. Jan II. 1879
oissritsrs Nv recon, and continued III health has
prevented me giving proper attention e praeuee Tor Ne
to g. a,,iec either to ny ,ii the public wa. take
t. Withdraw from the st Of contestants and take this
IrusHns my acuon viii not inconvenience you. and
win assurance my bc.' wishes for your .uces, be
To that the following reply was made:
hKw YoRK. jan. IL. 1879
Wv Ssrip1
DrAE siR Your favor o. the 18th received and
tents uoci In view of all Circu> stances 900 The Cas we
Agrrc with Won that Wi~est course would probably
BE- play the forthcoming tournament We assure
YOU that Nour withdrawal Will not affect n I'm tho least
aud opc that may lead a. your speedy and complete
InI NJ BRuSswicF B,tKK Co
At the meeting Of tho payers held yesterday
afternoon at Brunswick a Balke's, 72i Broad
way. Sections course WAS most severely COM
mentod upon. After settling certain prelim.
narirs the manager. hr. Newhall. announced
tnat the opening came would be played 10y Al
bert GARNER and George SlOsson, GARNER gi-
fcred no objection. but Slo-son refused point
blank to play the irs, game, giving rs his rea-
son that he Ind had no opportunity 10 practise
upon u table similar 10 tho ono 10 be used IN tho
tournament . | would r.. ther forfeit the game"
he said. " and do hereby forfeit IT,"
At tho suggestion of others Interested in the
tournament the manager named Jacob Scharicr
us Garnler's opponent In The first game. Both
players were satisfied and AZ GARNER ls play
Ing better than eyor before in his life, and rs
Schaeirr has been making runs OF between 200
and $50. the opening game promises ~ be u
brilliant one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
JOTTINGs IN AND NEAR THE CITY.

The Signal Once Prediction.
Colder and clear or partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
DR. sAUvEUR's SCHOOL of LANGUAGES

M. STERN. successor TO DR.. L. SAT IL H.
ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ARI.-Mrs.
II ADELINE DUVAL MACK is prepared I" reeve pi'
yats pu and casses at her residence O1s LeineOh"''
ll Isl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
60 Unom II AIap Concern

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
P.TOWN OFFICES 30 I,sj~ bTuai~ay c0r Thirty first
A. or 30S West Twruiy -thri-stY corner tigathakAs
Nn last Fourteenth st. corner tlii aluafe, you
hiria ave- Coz, Forty scventhst at tr ia kiLA pfFltE
hunlrc And-t~ iylrth -
lIiaTlem Bauk building Gp 10 y NJ al regular
IMPORTATION wanted of Wm. X. Call, jrp,
II a., i,ft nom. on Wefnesiy. OCT. ID. iH-9 he
fre.s. In a tfr x aiout i year, ~ hight
ab,nt a. in walked lame in rgh' foOL ankle dso'ate
AN nfa' pn cenisg whereabouts N De- thankfully
received by hls father Nin. X AL. -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
Gcruorallon Noilles.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE KEtEiNED Ar THE
UPTOMN OFFICES 20. .sS> BralWav, cor. Ihirtyhrs
st., 5eN West seuty thrf-t corn'r tishth.se
No g2 hast FourtorDthst. corner r.1n sqgirr 1S0
ihd ave ,f Forty seycLthsL. The HARi.EA OfFicE.
80 2.s~l ilT ono ludrei ta twenty y-iOltts 80
1Iarien savings Bank Building, W 10 p H. Al fe-i1
oEcr ratca
nEPARTMENr of PUBLIC WORhS.-TO
- Contractors AiED PROPOSALS. or rstlina"s "ill
le rccriv,i at is ofrc unit October 2 1879. tr barking
-o Il1tng. grazing setting curb and gutter
streets and avenues lf t 44loiinAto SEQ
cats KecoId." for sale al No. ? city Hal
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
Religious Noiitcs.

htIHlph5 Noiitbo.
A-Cenrral Temperance Union. Headng NJ. Church,
q caves-srNpAY octob 49, at O'clock Speaker Hon
Iom Oher interesting exercises eIee,.Int muse Admi'
j. r FERGUSON. secretary.
Al Tb,rty-fcurth street Reformed Church. vest Of
sthaye-Diyne services NDAi conducted ny the Rev
a plain Talk" sundayschOol al $50
soalS' Church aasve corner nero 2o'hs3s st. ReS
MORNING. II oeiocs and at 7:io p H. Public cordially
invited SUNDAY school % a. NJ
A Church Of the Holy spirit East 67ti-st.. between
PARK and aye te new CpIoSn r@te;4nt EgiS
M oeIciato Hoy Communion. y Morning service, II
Evening. 80 subds.schoo, g. strangers welcomed.
ey.npr October 10 At O'clock 10 Calvary Church 3stsf
whom three o. The most important addresses OF
the Sares ,is viii Miis be raTssre by rsGues
Anthon Memorial Church 4sth:st we,r Of 6Ihaye.
NEWTOS. Rector. will preach.
At the Rink Cler1nont ave. BrooklynThe Rev. JUSTIN
p D. m. 5' Morning o2 .aSeei riia Te%piscn
Temperance Rally. cordial wehone TO all.
Association Hall.
23d-st aud 4thaye
is wor,hppug in the Large Hal OF ihe Young Mems
Il breach d. V every sabbath a. II IN. and 1880 p
SERMON 81 - sJLcTs'
At1lam-The widow Cruse Of OIL. Illustrating Faith.
7'So p m.-wan'ed ,sf6pmsi, Sap9si DC
Atllam-win Few or Many be Savedl
7sop m-The hyeFGi hy%eGFG9i Dsaih l,,t1p
Atll Communion With God
75O p ".--shafI'pNlyy NtyyEMnFRs. I'm iFi's
Atllam-Chrsta a Discpliuarian
75O p n.-R -ReeonsiiiH9!ioH,,; H,,;prp,c
ALL a.m.-spiniuA ,ra'tne
''oP j" SERVICE OF soNG AT 4. NJ.
The Moody and $anKey IIymns are used ai all Services
seats free. strangers arr cordially invited TO attend
American Temperance mon Hayeriys theatre. liih.
5y s The Rev Dr. JAMES AiNIs minister Of the society
oi Friends, and he Rev "t MlSl Na OF DnsRSl ~. ~
AsX HULL Rev GEORGE II. COREY President
ss.ocinf,on Hall. 2gd-si- corner sihave. SUNDAY
Bihe Glass for men only In tho paI0IS al O'CLOCK
7SSGHnDe Mems Prayer-uoetinrs;
iTNbAN I p ~. Medical students only $50 p H. young
mI -IsDXY and SATURDAY. ,. m, young geneF
any on Daily Meetings Saturday sunday excepted or
boih sexes from To . O'CLOCK.
,,re,, J..l, ,on Davi- via. TO MDHRoW MORNING
at o. 49,, Music all SO II East Fourteenth ST.
Flrhaye. Sottr nee
4, ..catcn Pre-byte terisn Church. liist Dct 3ih aud
Ct.,.tea-seIyce- fOMrEhoM ~ - 81 p. ~ % aIa i i
T. Pastor. the heg. -ANutL ~ hAMlLloN VIII pi'''''
4, Fiuh Avenue Baptist Church West itth -. near
s,r ,atr'ihs Rev q. B CRANE u. D. of Boston, Wi
re'c, ON SUNDAY MoENiNG al ~ "eI''k @ ain i IN IN.
EVESISGa 7siu SUNDAY -'oAoo! a. . a. III AL sIau-''S
cordially we.oomc. .------
AZ Chickcring Hail.
5tn-ave. c0luer tntirst,
m. neV. SAMUEL COLCORD
will preach ai $50 SUNDAY AIrEENooN
s.ngi,-- by Nj. Bartlett nnd the large new choir
Hl seats ilrc. \ coriiai invitation To all
A-Nr. Neihe ) r brigham. Ins2iaiional .psa1keer;
al Ir .rs nan LOS .i i4daAy SEALS fire. chiid
rem Lysrun "a cts 10 80 P To
-uedlora street N. g. Charch Inc hes GRO AS NAS
10 al losa ana ~ ENh G 81 90 lnsme io5 ,e bs
.iorine; iho fransss ana ~ np.tj oi Jesus i"' '
hyeulng The Au14Ous CI1.' 9salS He~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

IA Thc Res GEO. VAS
irfoN. 0ISDAi. MokN
80 ~ 7,In Theme iOi ilie
=, ng ~ oi Jesus. fos The
5saLs Leo
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
.1RS. GARKETSONlS
MRS. SYLVANUS REED'S
PUIGER'S FEMALE COLLEGE, 49, ,49,97 499
TFUE MISSES GRAHAM successors to the
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.

fF0tluded ls57) $l5 WEST 51IH.sI
FAMILY ana Dsv school for Young Ladies and Children
CIsrges reduced. Year begins september 20, 1873
The EeV. u. g. VAN NORMAN. LII,
Madame VAN NORMAN. friEcipsls :
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
fnrniture.
Eosl ano FOUND.

DANk BOOK LOST.-Bank Book No.
ID AZ G59 Of the B0Wcy savings lsnk {, missing Tho
finder i requested to return bank II restored
the ath day 0f October 1879 pplcaton VIII De made
v the bank fVr new 0'ok.
DANK BOOK LOST-Bank Book No. 49,
I'D h8~ OF tho Bowery savings bank Is missing tr nnder
-rcqursf the bank not RESTORED p"fc 40
IAN day November 1873, application VII Be H'e 10 tho
bank a book.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
For Both Sexes-City.

III
- Boarding and day school Tor youhs .auie' am
children French German Latin. drawing, ciocaph tais
themes anr nrtdo.yOrk without cNtra Charge se'Sh''
year. rptcmbtr - EinGergtrieu, OCTOBER i.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
GARDNER INSTITUTE. Boarding and

n # ..'-I II-IT,I
VI school for young ladies and children 10 oOo
twenty begins september - lho hos - n
professors and lecturers engaged Rev d. anu Ml7' - -
GARDNER. Principals.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

o. <n PER OUARTER.-Bomd and tmuor
osDtD -Englsh French. Music and Drawing d.hghiiu
srhurbsu LONE JACKSON FHHALE SEMINARY, Oh
gna D . Fa-i l2Otl-st Now open.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

IVA Sa;i -stlhs school TcIa for college ior
rercaue ie lNith PRIMARY Department. opens ia riA
t,srii ycai scteOer22 References highest
lei given JOSEPH ID. Ht IL PnnOpai.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
RELIGION AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. 24.-Camp
meeting Sunday, the greatest OF the year
to the w0rshippers A. the seaside home
of Methodlsm, has been celebrated to.
day amidst dismal aud continuous rain.
The gates were closed to the public at
midnight, Saturday, not TO be opened
until NJ oBday morniDg-a needless pre-
caution seemi ngiy, fOl Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park could not conveniently
hold another person. The congregations
have bsen incre asing for a week, and to-
day the overflow of the auditorium was
divided into two o. her smeetings, while
hundreds stood outside under umbrellas,
to hear the sermons and join in the
hymns.
Services began at 6 a. m, with conse-
Grafton meeting, followed at $50 by a
love feast. AT half past ten R-v. e..
Lansing TayI Tor preached In the Auditor.
,um from the text 2 Corinthians, Iii, Is.
At the same time, Rev. Dr.. Wallace
COZ Quoted an experience meeting in the
Bishop James Memorial tabernacle and
Brother j. II. Toinly led praise inset
iDg in the Young Peoples Temple. The
adult and juvenile Sunday Schools were
held at 2 O'Clock p. IN, in all the build
ipgs. Rev. j. e. Smith, If WIlkesbarre,
Pa, preached in the Auditorium at 3 +,
NJ, Ve>per services were held on the
beach At 6 p. N. Rev. w. Z. Corbit, OF
Jersey City, delivered the evening Sci
mon, which was followed by praye,
meeting.
During the services the voices of the
congregation raised in song were heard a
mile away. The most admirable order
PREVAILED. The ferry at Pilgrims Path
way and the pontoon bridge at New Jer
sSy avenue, over Wesley Lake were III
constant use all day by worshippers from
Asbury Park, who could not get accom-
modations in the grove. About 22,0U
persons were present.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
CURE FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT

A correspondent Of the Germantown
Telegraph sends to that paper what he
considers an excellent remedy for sum-
mer complaint. We copy it for the
benefit of our readers
A few years since friend of ours
was brought so low with typhoid.dysen-
terry that the physician and all who sa y
the patient gave up all hopes of recovery.
As last resort the following prepare
ton was administered with successful
results: A strong tea was made from
the bark Of blackberry roots, to this tea
was added an equal quantity of the best
French brandy that could be obtained,
AMI to this was added enough LOAF
sugar to give it the consistency Of hone
Half q teaspoonful of This mixture wa,
gwen, and in half an hour the patien
expressed willingness to try it farther
A te2spoohfn1 was given, and the ef1ec
proving favorable, it was continued
teaspoOnful once an hour-until the in
proved condition Of the patient shove
1t to be no longer necessary The pa
tient rapidly recovered and is alive no
(this sickness was fourteen years agt
ready to vouch for the truth of tn
statement. We mentioned the fac
through the press at the time, and man
have been benefited by adopting II
very simple remedy
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

s'or Philadelphia: 2.s7, 10, $40, s.oo
$40, ITO, 9.46. p. m. On Sundays 2.57
FOR N 70 " Y % % 80 o. mn 81 ~
FOR Baiti ore and Washington: 1851. ~ !
. 80 mi II 81, 1.O4, 5ls. pm. Sun
For Port Deposit: Sc p m no sunday
FOR New Castle: go, e1o a m; los, 8 80 p
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware X. r.: Is m; 1 %, 8 30
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington a Northern r. R.: 6 20 a
m; 90. 8 Top m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware W estsrn X; X. 10, 10 % M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
iron Philadelpnia: II a, "a, $40 ! O6 a m
i2os,pm; '24s, 10 q %, l6i, b04. g. s,
From New Y on: %, 81 4 m; 70 n, i2 Ct
500, 10 Ppm, IN Sundays; IL 4s, 1 os
An; 10 " p m.
u ss,b SO. 8 SO p m; on Sundays: o. a n,
From Washington: 2ot a m 12N, 2ss.
636. 93s p m; on Sundays: o. a m; 4d
FROM Port Deposit 900 m no Sunday
trains.
From New Castle 500 I'M; 1910 nj
From TO- be t. ar; nR SUNDAY R s5a IL
To- pm; no sunday trains.
From Wilmington Northern X. R.: 8 O6,
II 80 a m; 7 So p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 8 90 m
216. As p IN; Sunday train. 5.25 p m.
TRAINS FOR wILM1NGToN LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
from Broad street and Washington ave.
nue.: 7 80, 8 90, 10 30, II 46 q m; 2 80, 8 80,
400, b15, 615, 70, II 3Opm; on Sun
days: 8 30 a m; oO,9 45, II 30, p m.
from Thirty Second and Market streets
70, m, 12 m, ~ IS, 3 IS, . 30. II 80 p m
| on SUNDAYS: o 30. II 30 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make moneyr ipid-
operating in Stocks. by the 1.-TWO I'm
rrinR Rule, for Su"cess' in Messrs. Law
ence q Co. thew rcuiar. The co mbina-
ion method which this firm has made 30
uccessful, -uables people with large or
mall mean 10 cup all the benefits OF
largest 'piJal and lest skill. Thou ,ands
of orders, In various sums, are pooled into
one vast amount and co Operdtel as n
mighty whole, thus securing to each sha o.
holder all the advantages of the largest
operator. Immense profits are divided
monthly. ANY amount, from 70 to IS 900,
or more. can be used successfully NJ Y
Bdptta Weekly. September 10Th, 1878 says,
by the combination system Sl5 would
make S75, Or per cent; $50 pays $3.50, or
per cent; 500 makes 81 900, or 10 per cent
on the stock during the m Onth, according
| to the MARKET" Frank Lesiies Iu,istrdf ed
Newspaper. June 29Lh: 1.-The com bnation
method OF operating stocks Is the most
successful ever adopted" NetO York In
dependent, Sept. ,2'h: 1.-The com sination
system III founded upon correct business
| principles, and no person need be without
an income while IL IL kept working by
| Messrs. Lawrence d Co. Brooklyn journal
| april 18th sour EDITOR made n net profit
OF el0l % from S2A In one of Messrs. Law
renee d Co.'S combinations" New eircu-
lar (mailed fee) explains everything.
STOCKS and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Lawrence q Co., bank
ers, OF exchange Place. N. v. mynS-wl3
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
.ge5--'f1 W. " 20 Q -.
SECOND EDITION
TaE DlFFIGULTIEs OF ENGLISH
- u ~ FARM Frs

IT. beside many other discouragemenfs
the oDosossed British farmer Wishes 10
own and cultivate and improve bis own
land. heis bsset and environed BY stu
areater' difficulties. Almost all English
land is'locked Up in the hands OF 2 .sw
land srN wales oue.half the soil In own
ed hy l,BOo PERSONS, three Of whom own
l2p, OO0 nusss. In Scotland, out If ID .O'0,-
OOO acres, y A00, OO0 are owned by only ~
neraops. the Duke Of Sutherland htm,ef
calling himself master Of I 1876 600 acres.
One bhIf Of ireland IL owned ~ loss than
75O pefsons and two-thirds OF 1t By less
than 1000. Now, the English laws OF
primoaeuiture, entail, OF marriage settlt-
ments and trust deeds and wills, permit
ung ninety nine- year leases, AL tend 70
"a nm - land in q net Of entanR clements
and. wheu il can be purchased, the .ex-
nouses Of the search and transfer are
fnahtfuI-almos prohibltory. A late In
atsDce in given where = poor farmer
bouahc \ freehold of three acres and had
20 nav over $3.50 for the examination, es-
ta6lisbpent aud transfer Of title. This
would ~ the price u fine. fertile Yves.
tern farm incur land.
IL transportation from our Western
prsiries over land and sea would stiffen
up again to what they used 10 be, there
WlRUb DO bOuo uACnuoh Sh"neo
BRUSH farmer, but there il little hkell-
hood Of that The sharp. keen c0mpeti-
uou Of tina great through railroad lines,
American and Canadian, for the enor-
nous grain freighsage Of the expanding
West would forbid II; II not that, then
the c0mpafaka vely cheap water transpor
tatiou ~ the lakes and canals and by
the st., La Wrence aud Mississippi rivers.
The CONSERVATIVES Of Englani would Wy
protection Is remedy for this unequal
state OF things, but popular discontent
would ensue, wages would rise anu BRIT
ish manufactures would suffer still more
RrievOasly from American competition
than they are now doing.
TheLiberals of England look FOR re-
lief through the sweeping amendment oil
the land laws; BY making the land free,
aud divesting it from the whole network
OF feudxl Iegisl aiion which now en-
thralls IL. This would be step in the
right direction, but it would only par
italy remedy existing evils. 1t would tt
use an American phrase, but serve Il
let the farmers OF tue realm down eas'
But there is terrible margin to over
come, and our export grain and mel
trade In but yet in its infancy. Wh.l
the str o, of real, genuine competltio
Ii felt on this side. The modes OF produc
ing, handling, conserving and transport
ing will De greatly improved and econt
uized, amt 80 our English cousins b
LEFT ~ far and ~ hope lessly a the resf a
1t present.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
'I,HE A RTIzANs sAVINis sl,A


NHE A RTIzANs sAvINi. sA,A
oo2 MARK EFT STREET.,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2td, 1851.
Open TO receive deposits daily from "a
N. until r. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sa
urdav evenings from 7 tn 8 o'clock,
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October
When dividends are not withdra wn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice H.
MANAGERS.
Glenn ent II umyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W.. o wn d, George g, Capelfe,
Nathan'l X. Benson, N. l.. Lichenstein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlingto
W. Hastings, Job H. Jackson,
Edward Pussy, VIM. II. Hwin,
GEO. v. Bush, presiden.
te62l E.T TAvToR. treasurer
i OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE TN
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRfsIDENrJ
Data GEO: p. ARMSTRONG, CAsHInI
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished TO regular DepositOrs without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
DIRECTORS.
3 Hsmf f. A p s%y'h' eeepf 9sr W Bush
Henry 9: McConh, Sam u Bancroft, Jr
Edward Belts ~
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26

Now 1t Ia France hat does not approve
OF Amercsn marksmen, our country
man Farrow having just won the three
leading prizes at the great contest Vt
Versailles
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26

{ COOLER WEATHER has notably re-
duced the daily average OF new cases OF
ever At Memphis, at which news the
whole country will rejoice.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26

IN COMPANY.
Importers anu Manufacturers Agents for
IRON, IRON,
STEEL, STEEL
HARDWARE, HARDWARE,
AND COACH MATERIAL,
Have the Largest Stock OF Goods In the
State in their line, and hest assorted stock
In the United states,
"05 AND 2M SIMPLIFY AND 7l6
AND 2i2 ORANGE STREETS.
WILMINGTOp DEL.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
Fashionable Furniture
]. & J. N HAhm ...'
No. 40 King street,
WILMINGTON. DEL

we respectfully lnle snd he iuI3
a~y ,ens of Wilmington, we oeullnu:a
Io1 nnsan,lSiacture and tE1 esP d VAR
!: :ss 81: #; 4; $ :; %.ss:ssy
style, CONSISTING, allure III suitable lof :.
snd Walnut ana chamber USES i
s:: !. y
ga; ;:: e.: :;
'tsn n,I k sssp sn iE usf ssn =.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26

No fewer than eight steamships sailed
for Europe from New York on Sunday,
and while the passenger lists were very
small the shipments of merchandise were
immense, especially in grain. OF which
1913 600 bushels were taken. Flour was
shipped to the amount of $500 barrels
and 1s 900 sacks. There are also vast
quantities Of cheese, butter, tobacco and
manufactured articles. A material fall
ing of in the amount of fresh meat and
live stock Is noticeable. the low prices
In England causing the decline.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26
.. Ban ~ package Dyes.

: Han ~ package Dyes.
ages at IS cents each and are warranted TO
dye from I 10 4 pounds of wOOllen, silk or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
eco4o uical than any dyes In use. sent by
mail TO any address on receipt OF price,
Z.JAMEs BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delaware,
Cor. Sixth a Market SIS.
HO1man's Liver Tad
Has worthwhile reputation, establish
ed through its wonderful efficacy In oil all
mepts That have their origin in a torpid
liver or diseased stomach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sick head.
ache. DC a cures by absorbing the dis
tie vegetable tonic into the system. Have
absorption salts, body and foot piasterS
also Pamphlets with further particulars
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. sixth \ Market Sts,
VitaliEed PhOSphRtes.
They supply the ~ stem with the ele-
m ents that are carried Off by overtaxins
| useful 70 relieve general debility, dyspep-
STA and neuralgia. For sale Wholesale anl
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Tor. Sixta a Market Sta
Electric Disks.
They produce constant electrical cur.
rent through the diseased parts; can be ap-
piled and worn with comfort by any per
sOn for the relief OF old rheumatic and neu
| ralglc pains, GOODNESS and stiffness OF the
| limbs, DC Sent by mail by
z. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth Il Market Ste
LADIES'DEPAII
For supporters, Braces, Trusses, Elaati c
stockings, Anklets, Knee APPS. EyrInges
| &c.
~Private Room. Lazy Attendant.
| Private ent ance for Ladies' al No. West
SiAth street
u. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreets
Wilmington delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-26

Nashville American (Dem.l August ~
Such disturbances IN have occurred in
TIA South have been the logical result Of
thr blind and ,as tOmany of them, wicked
policy of the Republicans. such AS oc'
cur now are the remains of contest
they inaugurated, and until the bal
SPLITS called into being by their own
policy are reduced to Obedience TO law
and order, until they cease to be disturb =
ing elements In society, they will occur.
They are not UNSUITABLE. They are not
the best policy. Soon OF late di fierent
policy must he adopted, mot in OBJ dience
to Republican views nor in accord with
Republican views, but al suited TO the
occasion and the loca iity adequate TO the
evil and conformable TO law. A patient
and law-abi ding pc II sy OF dealing with
srch elements caunot grow up at once
A man Is nearer a shallow bahber or a
wicked partisan than a statesmen who
would alIot a bnefrr period than ten
years with many an unavoidable and
regretable occurrence, for he correc-
ton of the evils growing out of recon.
struction and for the growth of an order.
ly and law-abiding social order.
tst. Louis Republican tDem.,). August 20
We do not underestimate the peculiar
difficulties that surround small minor
ily of white property holders in the midsl
of an overwhelming majority Of non-pro
perty-holding blacks but embarrassing
as tlis situation is, it cannot be held /,
warrant perpetual violation of all law
and rights that lie at the foundation o
free government. The YaZoo Count,
minority are Democrats, and they evi
deAtly expect their conduct to be defend
ed by the Democrats of Mississippi an
of the North. The violent proceeding
in Yazoo County will not meet wit
Democratic approval. The Yazoo Coun
ty Democracy must stand or fall by ii
self