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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21
Country Residence Fer Sale.

In the pleasant village of Var
AIM - mouth, 80 minutes ride from Port
MTllfAskM land Cottage House and Stable,
Es rsIa EEIAM 3 acres excellent land and more
Rzaa4-4 Rzaa@IzssrE5 than 200 fruit trees grape vines
and small fruits of the best varieties Located near
the Post Office and about five minutes walk of the
G. L. Depot. Apply to VIM. II. JERRIS, Real Es-
tate Agent, Portland; or to 1. c. WELCOME, on the
premises. my1 2d3W*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

Steubenville Herald: This is the season of
the year when it isn't necessary to call the
police, turn in fire alarm, and break vour
back getting out doors when you hear a woman
scream in mortal agony-shess only shooing the
chickens out of the garden.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

N. Y. Com. Ad.: Whatever you do, says
the Sunday School Visitor, never set up for a
a critic. That's just what Colly Cibber's wife
says when he comes home late from the theatre
and says he has been smashing the new play
all to smithereens. 81 never set up for q
critic
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

Commercial Bulletin: The Gazette says Clara
Louise Kellogg went from Music Hall to
the Parker house, changed her dress, locked
her trunks, and left the Providence depot for
New York, all in 26 minutes. This is about
the quickest work ever done by a Singer ma
chine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

Bridgeport Standard: 'Isn't it funny, he
exclaimed, as he leaned back in his seat at the
theatre and wiped away the tears that the
laughter-provoking comedian had produced.
eyes, should say so,' responded his fair COM
panion; ''it's one of her sisters old ones made
over" His jaw dropped into his lap as he
turned his gaze upon the young lady in front,
whose appearance his partner had been study
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

OWING to the ill-health of the Apothecary occu-
~ pying the Drug Store corner of Middle and
Franklin Sts desire to sell the entire stock of
Drugs, Medicines, &C., at once. Inquire on the
premises. ABEL CHASE.
my15 d1wteodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

Philadelphia Chronicle Herald Denis
Keaney appears to be the Mick-ado of Cali
fornia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

New Orleans Picayune: A San Antonio
Mocking bird whistles for help so naturally
that policemen run and hide themselves on
quiet beat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

New Orleans Picayune: small boy threw
a lump of ice at another boy ON Royal street,
and came very near being arrested for carrying
congealed weapons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21
For Sale at q BargaEn.

HOUSE No. 26S Danforth St. containing good
Il Il rooms beside Bath Room. Lot contains about
1000 feet, well located sun all day. Pleasant and
open view. This property will be sold very low, as
the owner is to leave the city. Apply to
n. S. GARDINER, r. E. Agent,
Centennial Block, 90 Exchange Street.
NV eod:SW
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21
REAL ESTATE.
Farm for Sale i'm West Ea.m,o,,

nNE of the best farms in Falmouth is now offered
W for sale. Said farm is situated in the center of
the town and contains 46 of excellent land al
SO wood lot of IL acres, a new twostory house,
40x55 with shed. Abundance of water indoors and
out. Said farm is within miles of Portland within
two minutes walk of depot on the M. c. r. r.. also
churches, saw mill, grist MILL hub and spoke manu-
factory &c. Cuts about 40 tons of first-class hay
Firstclass pasture with plenty of water. For fur
ther particulars inquire of W. r. Anthone, 43 Ex-
change St. or Benz. W. SWEET, on the premises.
my20 d3t&w1t&
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21
To Let.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET.
TO LET ON LONG ISLAND.

TIMING Saloon, Bowling Alleys and Billiard
IL Room; also New Cottage containing rooms
with acres of good cultivatirg land. The above
will be let together separate to responsible party
Also brick house on Fremont Place containing 13
rooms, divided for two families. Terms moderate.
Apply to E. Ponce, at his cigar store, No. 127
Federal ST., under U. S. Hotel. ap26tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-05-21

MnNEV to loan on first class Real Estate
MO1N II u Security, in Portland, or vi
cinity. Rents collected, tsxes paid, &c on Com
mission. Apply to f. G. PATTERSON, Dealer in
Real Estate. 3791a Congress Street. no5eodtf
, 1879-03-28
A QUEER FREAK,


Two Condemned afen Eating n Square aycul
OH tile sc.ffnld Just Iscsuss Execution.
lHspatrh I" C7rcin1al Enquirer.
RICHMOND, va., March :s1.-1hc Two negroes,
Pit Su,,1, ovs,t 81 o,,1 1n,,,. f,,,,.t,.,
q, ,s,.. .,s.,s, ~, '1 Sa.s "n,'s'an' aeea
80 VINO HurtieFca eol' ''oGf' ta'Vn Lacy In New
hcnt County, 'irclnsn, wevo hung tt,-tiay at
New Kent Courthouse, In the rrrscucc az nh
T,,. o',,,,1en,,,o, 49,, 1"ft a. ,Tae. psop's.
."e sulotsu t''e' ~. 'Ao laon''to ''a''' IN
THIS city, wheFc they f'at bccn lodged for safe.
keeping, at o'clock tl[s moru!ug, II, charge Of
slnnt rc Iost ntr. M and a., nut tar o lucy
e,srs w. '"a. ""1 est wv io' "e hes'c
I'll inc execution, Whsch Is twenty-five miles dis
tant from lere' N tue utmost goodhumor. They
md a. tl,ey walked alonr tic strcct ~ ,,oIr
mo. - tna yor,, i,rar na,a. .hn w. 'nsa,
way 10 the lo9k Hlscf Depot thcy laughed, at1ti
talhcd, md seemed Us happy as big suu!lo"cr.
They lad been provided with money bv their
a t IL lo' @ nt az"
thu train pufTrI away tl,u 1nurcrcrn naked thrfr
l,raGs n,t Of fhe trir winft,wa nsmi trnvn ti'rnc
cheers for Nlv,no,lu. Theirs we're law nrprncs
n llaf-lozcll White sporting men. tcu or tweIvs
fancy rirls. unj twelve ruportprs m In. rars
wlo wcnt 10 sec tlc work we'll done. A. ii
n,ti,wk ,t,e marty srrivcn nj liz. f,nnrt. .1fnn..
II belt1t. scyrrni miles frDtn the rnrnnd 10 tIui
mace, Tie prisoners wrrc taken intn lin Co,rt
saIyrs, mid weru praycd f,,r il coinrci dca"nm
h.out II ..u1 ,I.v w.re to,l ~ III, erI.ra srt
sniI ttry hui n reo,,ret to make. which tiry
lcrrcG wouI,I be co;,,t,lictl with. 'il,rv wnn,o3
r %so sherif Consented to To- ts wl'in mn, fin
prcc1t5n, wns DELAYED smnwh"t ~, III. si,ts .o n',
tn,,,,t Tin, ,,rfso.rs snfl Inv mi. ,.nsto.,
tutier, rorI,.brea aud rnolasscs. [ut ,I,y want.
ri n ,,nnJ Ical III II. s,,rlr ns il was s"corimt
iy culoretl wouau III liz ueirhurhonl wrni F.
= = - :. t ,.,nsi a., ....t - ., tA ftI'.t ~
, 1879-03-28


The Citizens ConycnlhA was held In floods
HILL Wednesday evening, ". Rsc!lartlson pre-
siding. The C0nycntionitonststetl Of curious
grouping Of men, nunibeting some 100. Tile
slate 1nalo by parties hcforo the Convention
.as carried out In the nattinattons. as follows: !:
For Trustees, John I.'Ipnnctt, s. F. Wright,
Tom l"gan,' VIII Raytrr, a: X: Heck, u.ni T.
". Johnson; for Clerk, tHrtIn j.. RUSSELL; Su.
pcrvlsor, William ]lu1hin: Assessor, lIurl,
Mailer; Collector. Hrun Vanderbilt; Justice
Of the rearc, Charles l.lcese a number Of
tnembcra III tho Suludr1Kcepcrs' rarty werp
present ami figured Int tic Convention. Unu
boastel Tint he, GulnY On the Committee nib
pointed by the Salooa.keepcrs' Association,
w.'ula see tfAt the men most favorable to their
interest would have iron.'3o0 to 400 yotcs frum
them. iGE
Thu third party has' euted from both The
Union Taxpayers uuI N4pubtcun tickets. Int
brings TITO lhr field ndw mru as follows: For
Trustees. Sllas WriUht,tW. II. Rayror md Tom
liOgnn; for Collector, Hiram panlerbelt; and
for Justice, Charles +. ftaesc.
The Citzensf Association met yesterday after
mittces.
A Meeting Of tho Campaign Committee OF tho
Unlon Taxpayers ticket WINS held III tic Com
IN 'nersn1 r., l1etel yesterday George A. Founsbeo
Col. Raynor having Withdrawn, It is proposed
place George williamson for Trustee, '''
Dir: ". II. Rayner, oi Gra1d Crossing, wpnts
It to be distinctly understood tlmt he is not a1I
Will not br Il cnntlntg for Trustee of Hytlo
park on tho hocallcd Citizens Association
ticket.
, 1879-03-28
Tho Great New York Avenue snccumbs at
Last.

Tho Great Now York Avenue Huccumbs At
Last.
Ht,e yort cory,,p,nd.n.t 1ant,nor. sv,.
From nit nnnrarancts thc ,ri,a ~ NJ v,.L
,horouylforo. ,no Mrn,,,,s, 49,. =. NJ,
49, ~ Nv on'o"""a5 '''"e has oecH NEW
'o9h "se1A 10 tne INT a1'a neaf generations OF
ccntury, has At lust come to Lie ultimate dce-
tiny of every American atrect IN having a rail,
wny In, nosefl unon fin onre 5rce hr,s., ~,
.n,,,t ~ ,,,o+ is,.t vau. .,vo,tns j.. - o. 14o
"p!a'S " 1.lat 'o5a' o1heFt ~. !. Stewart,
II 1t yet takes coEnIzanec OF earthly things,
must feel less regret ut tho vulgar dsrespect of
Il few bass nluntierers for hfs t,fscar{1cd c.rno1
,,,,,,.,,+ t,,a,, -, tt,a a.e.n....s - 1s-ss
..,. ..,"u ~ .uo ueeenetacy ~ ptoaa"ay
"hoee oattie no toueht uhtif1nRly sgalnst all
tlle lsosts OF rhsr0addoM. Only hy the consent
of this yauutcd "st.cct OF t,,Isluesa na1area II
itsc,f can thc ntchcon rnc,1inr ~ tr.,s,t ho a..
t.t,If.h.1 l.. i. s.''I ~" -. t'"1s's ~ w C.
sa'lS"ea III ~ "!'. 'tls consent, alas' eeems 70
nave come unntstakablr at last, through tic
tIlDuial!oos ot past haea ilfnes ana tile pfoRalc
e1lEcncles ol impatient retail! trade. This
actual laying o. the unsghtly rails eau
M" ~ mattGr Of ouly . short time
10 come. probablT. for their proprietary
FaHdats aro already volunteering, III
Perfect confluence OF early possession, to rec,lrb
ahl fegfaue tne "f1oie route Of their INVASION
rom nN!lng orcen to Fourteenth street, aud
u!akc tllef ears as cnmely 70 Wow as clrcum-
etat1ees may permit. From Bowling Green to
Fourteenth Ssrectl Why, sl,at is oil the Broad-
may leeoanizea by native New York: tho curv.
ny, u"lnalhE perspective OF that name beyond
M neli'it onIy modern npstnrt Of an adventurous
HIGHWAY, ecarce'g haVllIs the family likeness Of
poor re!atlnf'' lhc ssoIckecpers, hotel leatees,
anu stlown,e1, whom the sfcisstu,ics OF late
, 1879-03-28
mn extended personal acquaintance. Short
hpcceiics were 1nnslo by other speakers, and tho
meeting adjourned,
HARRISON REVIEWED.

CHirIc1sM nr TIE "sr4ATs.xkfrCNti.n
Tic SttafS-Ie'f"na day bcforo yesterday mi,
lIsllcti very not,.commIttal Interview bctwcet
slr. Harrison mud orc of its reporters. Ycster
day tho papes treated It ctlltorfallv a. follows:
To .ar ltttn or nothing nj MI In many wntd- l,as.
of doa'c oss,ofy Fom IT. Is oni saof'snss of rIcs
Mr. Harrison j. certainly great tjilImatf.i fur n
" 1eianE ionE '"ts5yr WIN 5spo;ter u io aa.
ski osa!ea Tho questions III ~" uu. WIN ~ efhsn' nm
s:.,,sr N sss;s;ss, w. ri! 4? !",'s:
tion we're worthless. If the Citizens wnntcd lin
,sey az ayn !hsy mn,e 70 satisfied with those pcdVcs
INK the snnday lawt liz fuelciy az, hat h" WIFI,
nG s ,"ty T. ~ a.yor :. s uncr*too ie
y t'rs III m ~ orcnto might demand. Hi
We wnuA Hike 10 know. ite IL ato Of III a%a ",,Sin Mna,
elat onr Al!n should he, willie W. Indulge ou1
ts.t M! u.,,, !nS ,pff|oaIie' q othes.; wat asts
sontaet!"'' :ar",,na .-tho"ri, pcflara ii l,a' mo
rhnuil not tn1ch Ua eluscly with tIlrir fuahiotl nj
soS,, nr cn1ens osvns shund ccftaay Sc
s was temperance nan, he repilc. win tie ceara
To-! 1tat nv was nodcratc Il, all thing1, and thus
,ss ussa M wlns and hvcr But thu question naked ild
1msci drinks nothing int watcr, hut one witt, be-
aS.tncmss ~ fs can @ sna n.nss % constrained to
ann snI s,,. y, ~, law. netn hls fculy H. an dYaHve
nnsasr" eaae"1 csA*.se hle hnoAt MI thc other
xhe,fcr ~ IT. .aa1anee TO tha question
ofliceS viii. nnr,nsatt "tn!N hli ~ the city
in ths rc,.fv oG,as ~. sh ne nlwayA takcs refuge
nmn,,,a Has NC VII 10 MS duty to tho teFt Of hH
city Il nsp Ia IT, @ That ho welfare Of the
tons rhnnh ~ ,inoa n. ,aat M no aean'se decara'
Any pe1*on w pSc !. .s;uto, VI hlti:
ysty III, snsy.Eot,g ttastfs in 70 us Il NJ:
cttisen md , 9ns,,niss,c Az harrison Is Eood
resnecti%tr A., ~ n'nn; oaI mere goodneas
T,eso arn many uo"J ae ,sn n,o te nEoKfammc
and "" r"nno XII ,.a W.o aro poos ihascianH,
snryci' .-thaa tnas WHEN was recently OBJ
~ ,rs.hns, - ~ !aFMef pnbl!c career
Cnnrrcssmar u, in. M ,u.nly ~. noan ana
ia sbnw ~. '1,,n u, ~ ~ nan no opportunity
se admits, o has Bothered h,msaif trt i,.i H. nn 4.
Si,usa @ ana ao ~ "opld afst have to
Mr. ttncnsnm II w,nn" wr1n tnfnh. T., ~.
sfaai. Z1lun u. ny tf fSopsint that ne
1"nn .ftcr ~. ts " 'He speech weh tic
IN" "nrrscinns, ~ tbfa oh ash,nEton. We deny
snoer ssca',a w. ~ III .s' a. Sns .hs word q the
fhot n ~. e.n ~ a. % W 1Sbea1 mosl acantciY
tn.nstfc ,,.3Mcnti, W SaH ~ r'tnts IL waa ~ IN.
nf ill., Stntas "ni ave,, ~ ~ m'n"sfpenNence @! cnch
- s"e saws AIN o4Sl ~ Mt. t!hrf1aol says that
, 1879-03-28

I'hG addition Of a few tIrops Of jemon-julcc, or
exciting; anu thts custom, prevails among pour
GnlllcsG nn4 nsuny liusstahH. 'rlu addition Ut
al akalt, Oh the contrary, makcs tea less stlluu-
laltng, A1ll IN soIno tacaauro narcuttraE III lllu
East some drugs aFo pl1t into tca to gtye it apll
S0dlsaeal qualities. 'lca cxcttes the movements
OF thu heart less than coifer, " lcaa tostIls 10
sleep aud ls less 1T to sustain Intellectual labor
but more t4Atl co!tua II increases lllo eTlnat!ya
activity Ut tho ski. aud respiration. LII many
persona tea prsl1ces an astriilgcnt cfcct on tho
lMtcatlnes ulul o troublesome constipation, The
addition Of u few urups Ut generous vino eau
prevent tho wakGIuluess which tca causes. Mo1u
than everything, cxpetlruco ayaetl tn indicate
u auf un9 Wlciticr, fruni tho ssate Ut s l,uryrs,
his brain, Or Ills digestion, be au4ht tu prefer
TIA Or rotfcc- lu u'rry lasuIou Il seel1ls " bu
, 1879-03-28
MISCELiANEOIJH.


Tic arrangements for Joint debate between
aicssrs. A. ". Wright anl Carter Harrison In
Tho Call board room 1cll through yesterday
morning, but the gentlemen who were anxious
to Itaien to political speeches Invited Mr. 1Iarr-
son to come around al half pnst . Ea,u lall1
to the boys, intending 10 give Mr. Wright a
similar opportunity this afternoon. When the
fact hecamc known. however, Democrats On well
rs Kcpnbicans Objected to sucf, "n!stise Of
tic halls Of commerce." AMI though Carter
was on hand half an hour before the 40.
pointed time, he didn't get chance to let tho
eagle acrram. But he solicited lrttroducttons to
members Of the hoard, and, pllntel By Clinton
!5rEgs, circulated in tle crowd at tie close Ut
ansu a@ ea,; NH, naklns ectlualntanees. Tint, how
f efff H. W., ,nr not 1, 90 nm any Goo Sne.tenths
harc known him md tried him, While Mr. liar
rlson is stranger among them, at,d they know
'lothing of hin.
TAKING 4 VOTE
A canvass made BY 'Jns,n, the app!c-,na,,,' y
a9nn MS Foltc ~ ktzie street. resulted as
M pr scboi a. II Wright ls' Carter 1arr'son
Observation-Disclosures Sam Englc denies
ihat lle rallied the mcoting of cul0rctt voters
Which WIS held In Pacific Hull on Wednesday
evening In the interest Vi Carter Harrison.
INTERESTING COMPARISON.
No one undertakes 10 deny tint Mr.. Harrison
Is backed by the satHs uisrepn.abiu gang lint
plunged tie city in r,ltn few years ago, when
ille money was spent btforn H. WAS even ]cY.
iea, lsa.. AMI money beloneing to one fund was
appropriated. In 1871 and 1872 the city Ind
= Rcpuhl!cun administration. In that time
the bonded debt was decreased s503, 600. Then
ca!nc three years OF Colyiuts.n ur Democratic
rule. The ondet1 debt iu these three years was
only rc.'liced $al,U while the floating iut!rbt-
ctlnsss had run w III over $4,000, ,0on The an.
tSI9s. The last ycarof Mnyor Atedllls stninistra.
ton, the tarleyy was $4,:ad9, Al. The nextycar
tie Democrats took hold, md raised the ANNUAL
levy to S5,017,3t3. und, notwithstanding Tic
depression caused by the great lire nnll The pauc
Of 18Th, thu Detnocrate kent up tlle high taxes
as long IS tlcy "ero Ia power. In 1874 they
levied s 100000, and In 1916, IS, 10S, ,0sl Tipil
came '9ur years OF Republican adtninIstratou
two parties compare as follows:
, 1879-03-28

proved that after d[uncr, tl,r Chinese leaf ought
enid countries, arl on very cold dnys, and tun-
scGIcntlY With supreme reaaUn In fne Arctic
zone, tea IA the beat at drinks, as nlf travellers
have demonstrated. Dr.. Kanc did not hesitate
g cnl ten "tlle great pnnacca Of Arctic tsavcI,'
The excessive use OF tea, especially Of green tea,
prtHlnccs obstinate wakefuincss, ucrvous tret.
bilngs, co5vniklnns, cramps OF tho stomach, pal.
pEattons of The heart, and SO on.
, 1879-03-28

| Dcsutniuca strret. Air. n W nri,nl1 ,,rosI,fo,f
alu the little Theatre Was crowded to Its ut.
tnost capacity. Eot. Rlcaby was the first
speaker, lie showed tic Enportaure of thu
ucndiu,, rnunJcfpul clcr.Io,,. md aa,a thnt ,crc
was moro TO T. than simply the election Of a
Mayor. Mr.. Harrison represented the simon.
pure scccssortst Democracy atul nothing else.
There was 10. Union soldier who fought ir the
inst "9r II, WIZ "oulo swallow esen anofn'na.
ton. The loyal people OF tic North would
never let the Solid South rule this
country. Tile men who were defeated
ut lstchmond IN 1865 hnd captured Washington
III 1o'0, ata ali lucy "9ntea was inc Cohteacf-
atc flag to Wayo above the Capitol. Tic spcak-
cr thanked God for such true Republicans as
Senator Chan,,ter NJ NJ,.hIoan ''
gu. u"s MoSs
started out With little story whcl, amused the
boys, ald followed 1t with 4 powerful appeal on
behalf Of THO Republican ticket, Mr. Harrison
tt. ~ ne,ts' rote'ao t"ah Ms' "f'en1'
ent lhe sneaker aso hos want to SEQ this city
nn4 Its Government pass Into tho lt,las Of surll
politicians. The Republican party Ind d record
M Tim frtnnd of Nm wort,,y,non ,r,,t,n
III a., 1,an,s.4a ..,., s'.'."' ".n'o
~ tne Dc."oetatb eonta e'a'm "as
ttlat they had s1lado constant efforts
10 auplu1atc laoQt'. lne concentrates
haa a'reaaS captnreh Doth Houses oI Congress
md were striking for tho WhItc-IIousc. Carter
Harrison yus afratl to onnose thc sou,lrrn
Krirnflcrs whrn thrv vn.e,5 tn ronnal ~" Fioc.
ttn, inws. nnI In off,ntt NiI tnonpnr ri trn",Sa
intn elections. 1n srai;cr tin,,r,ht Il 'In,i fa,,
shamn Tint hn1f thn Sn1fh sbnmiI In ,itstrors
rhsctl nv Tin Mjssias,nni ntnn "ui .,oniorn1 si",
If fh'. I;nnfcdrrntcs hi, ti,"r ,ray frs" aneco,
,som fic ot M rn cr"n ~ ti,c N9rti, TX III
mi foynrr1 tht ccS,ian ~ IL ti,rns ,'a i,,',
wnntcd l. r. nintnc. nj Nmnc t,",ieyim? III Hs ,,n
hi lnchomc cmnri T., st",,, ~, I'M -, +"
sn,,tIsrn Ii"unrrarv ,nt io hnppod ~ r.. M.v"s
,rnn1 ,ort,nun ~ ;o, n,nr" ~ p.',, ~
Ssntra hoa anut au stnl,sns, euSSs ~ H. ln'Gu i
III. nc,sr.,s If oran Gnrnnntcr a @ Gnnns1or !"
a In 1 - i,; T,,a ,. ', Ss,t,Gl.
t.aa,t H. ~ ~, nu's.i ..t Gsnsu nou Hses stut!iy
s'"var Nnvm ~ enoos'''' eu''es Aass'son iof ts
'"'o'' ,,, n,,aa
r,, ''i'' 'H'sS'
OF tic Third Ward, reviewed tho Issues Of the
campaign 1t some length, hss speech being coll
Iac.s almost entirely to national qIcsstons. lis
shoWta up tlIe rotten record of tlle Democratic
aud Rebel parties, anl pronounced Carter Har-
THE HON. LUTHER l., MILLS
met with nm enthusiastic rcccntuu In sot1
tint tho crisis Of 1871 wue tll,nlra.r.l rms. t1'n
t.,.,..,t -. -. -N+s->".~A ~" WV
, 1879-03-28

Grand total l......... .................. 80. lEil
This will do as a stnstcr; hut It IL estimated
tlat q Elm approx,atng 81 l,00 Ia rtlli 10 to
atlued to this tnx-eatiRe bl when all tho olltly-
ing tllstT!css aro scrupalously pol'c'l anl re-
fnls "Eelormn u 10 the more extraordinary
whcl! Wn reflect lint during this trr,n no nun
but a voluntary pallIcr hhs Degn Wttllul,t
work ut EIninnuFatiye Wages, nlNl tl,at all
supplies nro exceptionally cheap. JllHk how COM
1nssary-tienerall liusoh managed t0itspose Of 30
cxtrayagant MI ArnoUnt nf it.e hard earnings of
cult to Understand, hut ns nero llash OF cleo
trlc light IN tho darkest might viii reveal
Whnlu tntlscapo Of objects IN stronger outline
than the hrontl sunlight, so slnsle ray ot light
has illuminated una Efven us portsaftnre Of
MF. llu.lsun's mystcTs1us transactions.
1t Inns transrlred lhAt ecrsain staiwart tax
tatcr III ltudson'a batiiwlek has been quietly
icedlng at tho public crib who for Tho who'll
year l'aa becn constantly employed at a. pcr
dteitlf AN1 hta daughter ut 81 bcr 1ay. a cer-
tain productive Indy FROM Corkyillo becam0 very
Indignant a,nl ho[suy bccallse s1!a received but
% per mouth mud soft ct'4l, while tho partial
nary-ttu1sun-bsstuwed 0a her better.
hard coal, These arv u,crs kcy.notea to Air.
!indson,a tune OF 'tTen Thousand q Year -"
wtth which tlu Aelectatcs tho hoart Ut tho "Uu-
- "a sAii thinEs eon..apre4, i WIS cmtnently 1T
that lludaon should be rclHdprse.i by The "cut.
and-drted" ticket manufacturers Of the town,
a'td tllat Mr. Bennett tlie hohrst, catnest Re-
former, should G1 contum ItuouslY lIRcarlud.
Thu rcloMtnatlon Of tlle ol Supervisor says, It,
unnlstakahlo terms, that 1t waa essential to ile
success OF lle faxbaYnra' Ticket that $i00tN Of
public money should bu expended Oh Hudson's
Tax-eattns Paupcr BFga'le 10 Insure their high
est elll:ssLt4 III caurus. Anl " stimulate ,t.rir
, 1879-03-28
Speeches by John Wentworth, A.
N. Wright, and Others.
The "Stants Zeitung" Shows Why
Harrison 1a Not tho Man,
The Democracy Begin 10 Concelc tho Elec-
tion Of tho Republican Ticket.
While the Republicans 0an Figure Their
Majority by Thousands.
Tho Eeard of Trado Docs lot Care 10 Ilear Ar.
Harrison 0rate.
NORTH SIDE,


NONIii SIDE.
JOHN WENTWORTH.
raIec strcr, was pnckcd fll Inst cyc,,I,, @ atn", @
mN1 hcry rre.ont nj ,na .,o.s 49, 49,. '.1's
~" oen3 ~ "essn'' ., -, tne seata on tne main
Aoof anu III Tue gallery being occupied. atml
Gated lint ,hc Fifteenth Ward Republicana aro
no. oplrcp uni1 osn ttnvc,,,,o l,a - ,a mona.
nto,tc ., M HAT .ha me.,na, Us ~ .ne ne,ao'
etaae n s1oFy ,''at INC 'icrinans arc dcscr tI"g'
speaker lie eaa f. was fortr.twa ~' vents u a1ts ,s
spru" since 1,o hcoan oisrosss ,1. s',,' ~. .n'
aoas, anu he thohEht tic onEl't to ilnvc 1nat1c
sIdc in oldcn days used 10 be considered tho
ba ,t IL, ''a ea'ee rs
'1" i''"i'ia',S' ou' Hot p1lhcinlcs' af'tt recent
events at washington hal brought to view
tloso very principles which were rontcrtlctl foraa
hlm n liz voa ncrcr 0,iro, u. .,,It .,n,,.,., ~,
nnn ~ r'iS ne'e' e"ts 10 au't no'lstcs' lie
WIS., was eaueatea " III = country where men were
ionr must tcy vote, Whether Il they vi ieIi % ocu ep
or not: lint 1lian whu didn't yotu was not Il
good citizen. (Appnuee] Thnt was wlnt wna
the matter With the Republican party. Tue
sonnthng III jt-were On the make. What wns
needed were Etalwart nlet,-~mcn who would
call crime crime, and trcaspn trensn1. lap
into their control. Tiny could do nothing with.
out the n!d Of Northern neh. The Southern
traitors Nerc n the minority. and 1t WIS only
necessary loF HostlIrrll Ilen tn stand up to keep
nto .rtu i,s n snph'a@nsG. ih @ Men 70 tc North who
fo tIle Snuth ntui rcamc .1o,,rhyacgS. I"' ~,
when lin sn,,tI, svontn M. III, " ",. MN
inv t,,rncd fn E"rtSr,, ~ ,csa. motn IN nohG'
nat3 r. Fl nn1o,.o nGta,r. ."ocfat ~ ~ nt'E.
Of President 1iaycs, Mr.. Wentwort1 ~ 1"I sa TdI r.
comc Jn,n n'uar ;cn 't..n l.; '"n.H liz ~ nat.t ~
rO"Nt .t'to :" slt%s A1E ObEAk ~
, 1879-03-28

Toni .",.........SlU. 1H:. !B0 sl5, OLE, OIL
It Will be aeen from tile above that It cost
nearly S'O0u0n more to carry IN the City Gov
crntiicnt during three years Of Democratic rule
than Il did during four consecutive years OF
Republican management; 0r the Republicans
run 1t tfurluE tilc Eane length OF time hat the
Democrats lad hold ut n savIus Of S4,353,Ql5,
, 1879-03-28

SurxHaon nvHT-EnNrEsstosa-Jara Hacp,l.
grr ". John anA Auns Ksun,tnAel,er 3liIj II: III.
IL; l!alcs 6! at. r., lnhn U. lsauet., SIM. -.
'Ilunrielta 4. Woolvy, 4ELi. ia.-E. ii. XclsoM ".
Louis lsaskowvky. Sn0-Mary +. Curwsu -. ile,l.
~ Crawford, 3;':IO. 80"
Ctncutr cuNRr-t -t,nSyEhslpSB-S Vincent Nr1Iuer
v. Fredrrck ]. MIItcf aud bernard T.. Wruyr,
81. 1hAt no.