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TUN on ARTIFICLiL ICE.
Opening OF the New RInlS In GIImore's Car
den-Lights and shadows.

Tho beginning Of skating on the large surface
Of artificial ice u Gilmorc's Garden last evening gave
promise ot new aud ,sml source Of anus cut
The ice covers nearly the whole space inside the shorter
track which oLoary walked over n his match with
Campana Before -ii the ice was covered with more
rcrsnns than couh comfortably safely sk'to over T.
I lnrre arches ot culofcd hpht.. with an electric hight
M the centre made striking shadows oi every Er'o on
tho ice and surrounding groups Of spectators lHt
ice was only about inch tk with here and There an
uneven surface the size ot dinner plat" turned UPSIDE
drvn A. the skaters ellcd Tie surface tere was
duh roaring sound entirely dlncrentiron anything ever
heard hrfur, ln this city.
When the ice becomes thicker the skating will he eN
cellent Last night there considerable enjoy NJ
and many tumhlcs Even experts at tunes suddenly
transformed their skating movements 10 swimming no
among the scientific gders Frank swift the
procssional champion; Harry Fisher, the amateur ger
and FIVE mile skater, Me.,r@ Burr. henson Jtl
| Rims storey. Williams, Spaudins, Gibson, EDWARDS
| KofrrS. and many others.
Wuliam ii VANDERBILT william Turnbull col Munro
| MI Vanderbts physician, ami other notable person.
we're among the lockers ON.
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HANGING IN MEN JERSEY.
a IIm 10 Prevent In the Future such scenes
as that at Hunters Death.

TRENTON. Jan. 20-In the Senate tonight
President scwe introduced bill to prevent the recur
renee Of such scenes that Of the Hunter hanging pro
yides for the appointment Of twelve persons liable TO
Grand Jury duty Of whom two shall be ply 'clans to
view and report the court the circumstances Of tho
hanging criminal and the names OF all persons pe'e'
thercat The sheriff is empowered 20 designate twGte
deputies and no more, 90 be present ~ hunlu"h ~
condemned person may nave ulSr I'iAN'' ~ ~ ~
40 clc men only The Shcrn u % DO puhshhLle ~
Tor contempt court tor allowing any olher per s"h 70
witne ss the hanging. o..-.- o-.., ,t. I'D, .iut
ment o william II. Morrow as frestlns iuutrc Wl u'
conrt Of Common Pleas of warren County. rus nv
polntment Is intended 70 relieve thet Jn'uce hea,ief
rom nrther attendance Ia the warren touny ',nu!h
where he has spent much time III III" ula OF VIC i'
Tammauy King , - ~, ,y.,,...L i,t,o1uoeA 4
bl orbddns Incorporate companes 10 use AZ any si
i'm makes dated more than sixty days pIor "a s
ecctI1n Ills said 10 be aimed at the Mutual Behehl III
80. Nm nm
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SHERIDAN IND SEIZURE.
Gen. sherman Deciaring TINT the Controversy
viii noe Ben.at the Indians.
CHICAGO. Jan. %. - Leut.-Gen. Sheridan
has received the following letter from Gen.
Shnrmnn dniad MnshinYinn Ian IL:

csNtsN have for the nrs, time. had todsy referred
a. Tie commune cation 90 the honorable sfretarN uf
the Interior. NJ Sclurf. ~ Jan with enclosure with
etAinr mcnt froh the War II. parment No acuon.'
AMI accordingly lu not s'hl THIS comiuuu-
cation vas puhnshcf 900 New YORK ami Washington about
tho dan . IT, and h~ duuhtlcss been seen by Nuu
aud make Tho explanation that you may not expect an
ofeAl COPY unless Won especially call for a. Ny own
Judgment is that luur answer tnu former CNmnuulga
icon hy uc honorable secretary of the Interior was all
MI nir no AMI perfectly satisfactory 10 me. 10 whom u
500 .-ed. and o. the SrcrrtlrY uf War 20 whom
rc0fr,i -. and that Mr. sehurEs r,lpnd.r wAs Hd-
dressed 20 the public. an1 q, Ia manner cllculatr To
f,con' r conflicting oruuns, 20 improve the condition
90 90, Indians. tc fundamentally ui the
iu Indian uauH-,u, ut moro haru lninus AMI effective.
inr these reasons inter from conversation with tho
honorable ~rrr, tatN 81 War. Mr. McrraTy. that his
o.inou is-in which tuiiv concde-that the contro
N,r-y such. suui emit and therefore shall instruct
tie Al ant Gene al 90 place THIS communication oi the
honorable. sec rotary " She Interior ON nie.
" SnrRnAS, General
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WILL HAYES TETO IT2
The Enormous cost OF carrying out the FRO
Visions Of the Pension Hiil.

Visions OF the Iension Biil.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Tho bill providing
for the payment Of pension arrearagcs has
been referred by Hayes 20 sherman and Schurz.
Tho political consequences Of tho veto would.
many Republicans say. drive the soldiers vote
from tho party. Republican Congressman
from Ohio said that veto must give that State
To tho Democrats. II is extremely doubtful
the adVi"' of SchurH and sherman aud veto
the bill. That their advice Will he adverse to
the hill there can be no doubt sherman
has always opposed IT, The proposition is an
Tint il would defeat resumption and create n
deficit. II passed. he declared one Of two things
nccessary-a additional taxation or an ISSUE OF
bonds II involves nm increase Of the cost " tho
and half Of this must be- paid at once. by repeal
Ing tho statutes OF limitation now existing ns
10 time aud evidence IL throws wide tho door
for an attnck on tho Treasury Department
ley oi the Pension Bureau Is preparing an es-
innate Of the cost 81 the hill The estimates put
before the Senate were fallneiOus and ridicu-
louS They were based on tho provisions of a
different bill and put its cost at Sl30OOOD;
Tho real cost Will be six times That amount. md
will be nj the rate Of $4,000 OO0 a year. Tho
claims ~ individual pensioners will vary from
$1,000 Ia $1,000. with some reaching $1,000.
ditional cost made necessary so far IA these are
concerned. can be calculated. Tho real dinl-
Guilty viii be in estimating tho expenditure
needed by the additions of the pension roll
visions IT the bill will need in the ilrst year hal
million ~ dollars To pay Tor clcrl al force, ana
s5nOOo.OW to pay pensioners. II tue bill Is
signed. no payments VIII be- made until some
appropriation Is made. and such an aUproprla-
tion will sweep out Of sight all the past econO-
mics made by the House.
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MATTHEW r. BRrNNiN DEiD.
Fireman, Police Captain, Justice and Cow
missioner, Comptroller aud sheriff.


Ex-Shcrifr Matthew +. Brennan died in his
home at the boulevard and lo5th street, ycstrr-
day morning. Of congestion Of tho brain lie
was born in Hague street in this city. on Nov.
T. 1870. His father WAS q veteran OF 1872 His
mother who lived o. he 50 years IL age, kept a
vegetable stand IN tho old Fly Market In Bur
liLs slip from the roof % which h. ier when a
boy. causing his lamcncss. He was. neycrthe-
less. an active fireman. and he could rnn aud
climb ladder Ms we'll as any II the members OF
Engine Conpany II. of which be- became fore
man. NJ. 7. Vrennan Hose Company was named
after him. and y remained IN service uniil ~"
Volunteer T ire Dot tr'u"nt WAS abolished. hi-
brother. owen ". brennan, who WAS a strHul;
Mhig and Republican. and subsequently hcll
the ON '''s NJ Hnrhor Master and C.Wwi-- Toner
Of Charities. used 90 keep Monroe Han at Pearl
When NJ. !. Brennan succeeded 10 tho pro-
pretorshlp tnv house ne'nmc inc h""lglliuFs
entered political life. lie Was success yoly
chosen Assessor. Police Captain. Police Justice.
Cnmptrollrr Police Cnnmis-ioncr. aud sheriff.
When no was Nnupf1l.r chHgstS AGAINST MN
were Investigated 10y Gov Ieuton. VINO gave
him letier OF cNoneriion. ana wien hn was
Sheriff Harry Genet rscup"d from his custody.
for which he WAS ilncd $3.50 nul sentenced 20
thirty days imurisonmcnt IN uil Nv street Jail.
lie opposed az Comptroller tho issue ~ irac-
tional currency by the lily and the purchase OF
the Fort GnnseNoori property. NJ fniico Conn
Hall against tho NaunE Democracy az thc com .
mand Of the sachumS. Comptroller Green re-
fused to pay his bulls as ,shcrn. and lac sued
the city for t3UO.OOd. but he lost his case. the
Jury allowing a counter claim that put him in
debt $50. 900. Large claims ~ his are still pend
ing AGAINST the city. Although at one time es-
timatcd To be worth $500 no. ha i"aves little 10
his family, He had been Frustrated for six
weeks. and his death had been expected for
several days. All has family were with him
but he WIS unconscious IN his last moments
Tho funeral is 90 ho ON Thursday morning at
~. PMricks Cathedral. nIi his body IL 10 be
inferred In Calvary Cemetery.
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BELTrDEREs RINo TRIALS.
Ex-FreehoIder Stone Acquitted-One OF the
PhIliiPsburg Cases Taken Up.


BELvIDERE Jan. 2O.-The interest In tho
trial OF the indicted members Of tho Warren
County Ring seems to continue undated. Early
this morning there filed into Belvodercthc usual
procession Of slcighs. filed with farmers and
politicians some Of whom drove all tho way
from Huntcrdon County 1t was expected that
Prosecutor Harris would call up the poorhousc
conspiracy case. 1t involved the largest amount
that tho Ring got at any single timc-t10,O00.
Prosecutor Harris has determined. however. to
lot this case pass over to the next term. because
nm important witness could not DO present
The case OF Freebooter Stone. whose trial
on charge OF conspiracy was in progress on
Friday when court adjourned for the week.
WINS resumed. II wns ono ~ the cnses, 40 many
~ which have boon reported in THE sun for
the pnst three works. Of the procuring OF county
money on fraudulent vouchers. Mr. stones
connection with tho case on defence, seemed to
bc that " tool--nt lenst. his counsel made his
guilty intent 50 doubtful that tho jury acquitted
him. Mr. stone is the third of the eighteen in
dcted county officers to- escape conviction.
Prosecutor Harris called up late in the after
noon the first of the phillipsburg cases. The
dot, for taking Illegal fccs, and some OF tho
officials Of TINT city have also been indicted Tor
conspiracy and forgery; Councilman McDGr-
end 81 tho long tnhl"th the convicted county
officials have. one after another, sat bv M they
have been tried and convicted. He was sur
rounded by number ~ lawyers. prominent
among them being CounscllOrs Shipmnn mud
Morrow "" is charged with obtaining s43.75
from the town Treasurer. who IS also under in
dictmcnt. tn" stat" chalEo thnt McDcrmo't
ut the coupons from SOM of tho town bonds
that mad been called In and redeemed and got
them "ashcd. The case was on when the court
ono of tho incidental developments Mt tho trial
oi Sinu" WIS the admission of n witness who
said. with tive air OF a uorson who WIS greatly
surprised that the admission caused any com,
ni.nt. that he frequently took the anidgyits. and
NtsfN H. I tT fHt
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Can n brother Abduet HI. sl.tcrt

GOSHEN. Y. Y. Jan. ls.-Nicholas Phaum and
his wife lived IN Port lcr,i-, y y Mr. raaun u.s.
ter ot Joseph Frankc u New York. and IN september
1877 1t is alleged she quilted her husband and
live with her brother 4 htte moro than q year HAu
lhaum lcean suit against frHukcl him nj alb
duciius bus wife. lie placed his damages az S2uufl
Alter Mrs inauu quittci her husband. she u aimed
divorce tho grouud Of l treatment lu the ~uHreme
Court just closed here. rhauu'. suit AGAINST ftatSel
un The Court mot only dismissed tie complaint
hut directed fnaum to the costs AMI cNtga allow
uucc OF 500 ~ the lawyer FOR the defendant
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BrRoN'S rICrORr AND DEFEAT
Defeating the Tnion square Theatre nj Law,
but Put Out OF the House.

Edwin Byron. who, as a youthful PRODIGY.
wns called the BOY Hamlet, has wonderfully
quick and powerful memory. \ short time ago
he WINS in the audience in the Gayety Theatre
Boston. when Our Boarding House" was TO be
presented. Tho actor cast for F,ore,N was taken
suddenly IN. What was 10 be done? Byron
heard Of tho trouble. offered his services. and
played the part fairly relying on his recollcc-
ton Of the language from twice hearing it. and
the brief study possible between the acts.
more ambitious use Of his peculiar faculty
was made by byron in memorizing 4 Ccle-
brated Case" lie went every evening during n
air", and. after each performance wrote out all
that he could remember Of the words, In that
way he Obtained a copy % the whole piece.
started ont ON tour Of Massachusetts. Shook
4 Palmer Of tho Union Square. sent lawyer
L. sion him The lawyer got n temporary in .
junction. and prevented a performanee adver.
tlsed TO bo given in Lynn; but in court Byron
sworc that he had secured his copy Of " A Cel.-
junction was dissolved. The courts rule that "a
foreign play can he taken In that manner. md
the American purchaser has no redress. Tho
point is old and was once brought out con-
spieuopsly IN = SUIT !? ke"p W. j. Florence i,
plotted his tour, hut got verdict against shook
Palmer for $500 damages ON account of pre-
venting him from performing in Lynn. The
money WAS paid in Boston on Saturday last.
Last week Byron " In this rlty. The man
ayers know Inn ty sight. and were on the alert.
On THURSDAY evening he bought a ticket at the
Union square. and TO- X AN orchestra seat Ills
design WAS surmiSrd % le 70 carry away ~
much as his memory would hold AZ one niling
of" The Banker daughter Manager Palmer
wa- Informed Of his presence.
" l'ut him out. the manager ordered.
Two ushrr- walked down the aisle, with fierce
be- must ~ out. Byron declared that hr hHu uo
idea - auprouriating Tho Bankers DauEh-
tor (which was doubtless true. for il is au
American Copyrighted play. anu can Nn pro-
t,~tHdl but the u-hers were ohiuruir Byron
went ont. refusing Ia take back the money thai
| he had paid for seat. and vow nv Nengc uuct
| through n sut for damages. NJ returned &.
IY-fnu on Saturday.
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Mrs. d. 2. Bowers appeared in East
Lynne" in tho brooklyn Park Theatre last
night Tho character y Ldiy Isabel is one that
Mrs. Bowers has played for some years with
considerable success. and her performance
last evening was equal 10 her best MI. James
NJ Hnrdies impcr-nnutlon of irchibdh 1driisls
wns very good. The audience was not large.
The piece was fairly mounted. On wednesday
and Thursday nights and NJ the saturday
matinee will be- given Indy Audley's Secret.
and on Friday and saturday nights. "Ingomar
aud The Jealous Wife,
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A three days mnin between South Carolina
and North Carolina game cocks ended at Charlotte,
ON Jan II The North Carolina birds were Nctors in ten
battles while the South Carolina chickens won eight
The hackers Of the Tar Heel state birds were very
iunlaut over winning the main, ai' much money
changed hands In the shake bag contest amer ie uAn.
tho South Carolina r'ostrrs were NcorS lRrf lathefs
tAAing baek laT percentage VI the gAneJ lVsL
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MACON. Ga. Jan. 2O.-A fire in Tallahassee,
Pa DESTROYED tho Episcopal church recory and school
house. The loss Is $500
pos,,v Ian 20-Emmanucl Congregational 'hufch
and 4 ops land streets Boston llislahdaMA7
anrncJ tis fore o1 The loss Is SibVD AM the insuf
nuce about sl5 OJl held by SIX companies ihs N"u'N"
was dedicated Two years ago
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thv with chicago; snes the srot $50 bills old mess
part late saturday 81 quoted 80 rs future do
livery. sales son bills new mess for April 81 ~ Bacon
quiet further advance sales 40 bags long clear az
81 H. Cut Eats also higher aud Arm, sales 10000 ms.
RIB bellies, ~ rs sc; ~ picked hams ~ bs. SAC.
Lard higher aud activc sales The spot, OB az
sec Tor prime Western 3oc for CITY, G d5c for re-
nntd to the continent held at q Olc Tor future &c.
livery. sales 49, tcs February 637lss04 Oc; March,
t2Ra6 SOC April q 81 @6 80. ciO.ing somewhat
easier Dressed hogs fairly active md steady At 40
SIC Tor city. ~ Tor us. and 3Se isc for western
Butter fairly active and nrm Chess u demand for low
grades and steady Eggs higher a. 23s3or. for fresh.
URAS-WhcAt was dull AMI u shade lower. with sales
the c. 90 bushels Including No rcd at SILK
eel ~. M. 2nnbcr NJ 81 07@f ms. and No whitc
at yIIuI, future 4SOfl bush sold at SlUla for No
rcd tor February. aud ~ io 'ur do Tor March, Ryo
and harley quiet aud unchan ed oats were trie
lower nnI quir. sales 500 bu. at 500 a3l sc for
nj Ncd aud 3a71'sc Tor white inclu'n. No white, az
33c. Corn quiet hut closed nrmcr; snc- 10000
bush including No. g. at i5tan; steamer 4ji4aiGc No
> IN store 4G' and umrrnd'd At 4Ti4ai7iac. and
Essc. Tor NJ 2. iur January aud 47isc for do
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 20.-A fire broke out this
morning 30 tie woolcn mil OF John brown Sons, at the
'Hrf of = shth ana Tasscr streets Everything In the
's ""s destroyed, nothing remaining but ue pare
luc lo,s on The building ant machinery Is about
''t Tine Insurance, which Is divided among seven
' DIX ON.upauIes, Is S4JUUO
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ArrIved-MoNpAY. Jan %.

So Anc riuue. Dclnrt. Itavrc Jan. ..
s. Nichmunl he ly. Nnrf IL
~ Charleston. Berry. Charleston
IS city At chester Bfeehs. Liverpool Jan o, ane
Queenstown 10Th
BARK rillnu. kuhr. Iavrc.
Bark fmtpr0 1rlar. tniIiL
BARK Rnlnh u rcnkc, iinhcn. Rucnos Ayrcs
Rnrk Ella vi igan. Peck. Antwerp.
sclr Susan L Thurlow, Eaton Antwerp
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MELVILLE In the CITY ~ Now York on the 10th day
o January 1871. by the Hon. Gcnrgc barrett jug
tice the supreme Court Louisa MELVILLE nom Adolnh
MELVILLE custody OF children awarded to the planuh
Gauss. adultery.
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M.ILINE INTELLIG ENCR.

HTriArrRF AtNANAc-rut ptY
sun risos. ~ sun sets.... % Moon seta. %
wATrr-riiis nsN
sandy Hook. II Gov Island. OF Hell 0ate... -
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SPRINGFIELD. H., Jan 20.-The Democratic
mcmhcr. tuuient nominated Gen. j. G BLACK for the
senatc. and the Nationals nominated tie lion Alex.
(Amutell of IaKAle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-21

Rcnsons Carciuc Porous Plaster VIII live relief AT once
Is TAT best known remedy sold W all dIus.isls
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rp.N.'s Ta.elcss" God Liver on with Lime and Wild
N"''i' Bold Dy druggists Depot BoNery-Ah
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Businrss Notites.

Miss Nettie Young. - Webster NV, JerseI
Cit reuircs IN rurc ~ nervous hcatachc dyspepsia
nrurnlgia and general deiNtv, by mnrrcc treatment
given bv Drs Dtrrin 81 Wet Ssh It, Ohicc hours Il
T. Examination free.
" Won wIsh to yet rid 81 your Couah, ust
PORrkks COUGH BAlSAM 20. 90 aud - cents.
nroun'a bronchial Troches Will Instantly
relieve cough. cold, or hnnr~onoss - cents
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Do>,r srrALM1 rmI-NDIN.0


Rye aud Rock i,my trade mark Van B"l's prepara,
and adopt'l bS Irtling phvT.rnt Iri II per ARE
bottle ~ per gallon Delivered rec in rlir or Nn imtr
Depot ~ Chambers II .hftw'N D. ~ 20 !MN ana 'hu!'h
street y N hIli" NiN' VIZ l'liNI
STRUCTURES. VAHICOC EIE, AND III.
nary dlsrns,. tu.tn Wtuuut hu. cHu,c. or pain, by
.rnuuuI American NVdctl bureau Remedies pre-
,rtur Nr.ts il.~'. dmhrtoS drop,y, nud paralysis,
which arc Irurllc without inc Asthcl Natnra Mineral
Spuu. Muur Book rrr ~ HruyiNay Nrw York.
LOUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY con-.
fAhA -uAih Monthly Grdnd Distunuuuu SOW urlcHu-,
l.u D. lis'l pllcs, tutl. Sll 80 capitals, s"a"",
sllun S1un ctc; lUlurl tickets. two 81l dollars,
halves, uue fl dollar. Auph 70 NJ A. pAl fliN, T. %.
los 6'l, \ lao a. l.. FILM, $40 BroalVa,. y.
FOK OJN RYE AsD HOCk CANDY
uoAllr Tor 400 Throat ari luuf complaints Wtu" only
hnp-udncrs Nuimn lNr Nurhr', amt hu'st strns
Iu,h candy 81 ptruu
II d. KIRK go .oI Fult.r ST. uul 7.n Hroatway
GHAND 81 DRAWING, ItENltChH
state lHtNfF, lth o. le'i ilf u4.tlfHuuue sn'f-.t
ttltl puNs. rl1.ns. S.fN. siuIh WHO. uth,t-. II.
Mliil NNSuN a co, tI-t'rn N'cut-. iel Hl0tlNiN.
FIVE VOU ~ GOOD TEA FHOM 81
upward. ilIE CANTON TEA ca, ~ tltui'iss II &
door, hcoW tu'VHr parH N1lr,rn"n l-t Nnuf nr stairs
T'ArENTs, THNDEN AHk~, SC,
secured promply ly rAlL CuHflL, ~tH''I inm
lu.G.ns AdNIee IItei eye ial ae."' A.d 'NinA
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wYOMOKF, on NERVE ROOM.

The most powerful vitlhns ucryc tonic known. iupar-
nv tone, Nlgpr hrnn power an' VlAl orcr sirc'no
In heart Affection, Ad a ut rNuu- isnscs hruk tutNWn
IflHi-. exhausted NlilI'.N
Ilmlv-is, 6c Trcaii.o free Allrc.s SERVE fuon
MIC. COMPANY. Nlitlura. Conn SOLD IA ALL. lll,l a.
CiSrS ~ Wholesale ty NEssoN a ROBBINS 81
Fulton -
Dr. CuAS " SCOTT Of The NERVE FuOp CON
PANY may be- consulted ou 40 NerNuus nicdNs a. ~
lunu $. IUare Hotel, y, WEDNESDAYS anl TIL KS
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sptsmI .lotNes.


7-7-1-5-7-7-7.
SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION co.
AT Louisville. ~, JAN. 30, 1879.
TICKETS ONLY =. ~. 81. 81 a.. 81
HALVES. ...... -. -. ~, 81, ~, 81
No ONE CAN GET 1.-THE $1,000 PRIZE
UNLESS THEY BUY Tlc9Er BY JAN 30.
smro IL CASH Is rlE isr PRIZE
' s5,9 Il Il C ash Is iIB 81 rrE6izzEE
1857 OTHERS ALL IL CASH.
FROM si.ooo noNN, AGCREGArlNG slIi,to
THE best CHANCE EVER OFFERED,
40 rosrroNEMrNrs TRIES DASHED II FULL4
FULL LIST PUBLISHED IN y Y HERALD
Address J. CoNERFoRD. SECRETARY, covRIER
Journal BUILDING, LOUISVILLE, ny, or n H.
PORTER & co EASTERN AGENrs i227 BROADWAY,
y y, OR JACKSON \ co BANKERS - NASSAU ST.
KEEP'S SHIFTS.
Keeps custom siri. made &C. me99,Yrc The very best
satisfaction guaranteed k,cu+- patent part, made
,,- SHIRTS. 10, vgN Cost that can bee produced AZ any
kEErs GlNGIAM UMBRELLAS
the very hcst Patent projected tihs. etty per cent
stronger than Any oll luorrlt made, 81 each.
kkkiS MP GLOVES
Tor Gents, the yer, bc,t inuuon ran cmnroicred,
Sil' Eiitp,s , sp on ~, p''r
nanikcrchcf- Hosiery rn.t g.. Ausoois warranted
REEFNASutAcrIGiNG' GoNrNNy's STORES,
%i,, q .adw"'' Sew York 'iI iH'''n st. b'ooNNh
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secured promptly ly rNrL ooNrlL. saH'.2 iuni
la.l.ns Advise IIte; eye, al iae...'..s ADd 'VihA
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01

talent Is concerned. The most likely
boys are frequently failures, while Others
that did not seem so ''likely" have
climbed the ladder in the face of adver-
sity. The day for charity colleges has
been superseded by the elevating influ-
encs of the public schools. If the people
are to be taxed for educational purpc ses
let the benefits be shared alike by the
rich and the poor. 1t is entirely wrong to
tax poor man with six or eight children
to board and educate the ''likely boys"
whom members of the Legislature, or
any other persons, may select. This sys-
tenn has been partly tried and failed. 1t
has not been long since member of the
Legislature advertised for a long time
for q boy who was willing to go to col
lege where tuition was free, and failed
to get one to take the place. TIE ablest
men VIC know have secured their educa-
tion under difficulties; but We know
none whose boarding and tuition were
paid for by the States.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-01
DUBLIC SALE
a1u0ble Farm,

ine subscriber intending to leave the
. al VIII sell al pubic sale, on the prem
Is, on
FRIDAY. the 18th day OF MARCH, 1879.
al one o'clok, p. m, the farm on which he
now resides, situated In ChristIana Hum
dred. New Castle County, Delaware
ABOUT seven miles from Wilmington. and
~ miles OF CentIeville, and within three
quarters OF mile OF Ashland station on
The Delaware and Western X .iIroad.
Ibe place contains 40 acres, eight sc-es
oi which Is set with young timber. me
iand Is or good quality and IN "a good
state of cultivation having heen SwaIi
lined, and is very productive. "1A
me improvements consist of a Stone
e. dwelling, barn with stabling, sprinS
~; house. sheds, &c. There Is fine
iii apple orchard and about So near
~ Trees IN bearing, all very fine and
" muin per OF peach trees planted last year
Inc SAFE Will be positive Terms cash
JEREMIAH SPRINGER
FEBRUARY q, 1879. --5tdAw2t