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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-23
LeqaL Notice.

John Roth, formerly of Stark county, Ohio, but
whose place Of residence is now unknown, is hereby
notified that Mahela Roth did on the fourteenth
office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county of Stark and State OF Ohio.
hela Roth were married on the 18th day Of Septem-
ber 1875 that said John Roth was for more than four
years last past wilfully absent from the SAID Mahela
said John Roth and that said petition will stand for
hearing on the 1st day of February. 1879 or as soon
MAHELA ROTH,
Dec. 10, 1s7s-lw BY MEYER q PIERo, her Attys.
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ESTRAY.

Taken up by the subscriber on the 18th of October
1873. steer, going probably two years The own
ing all charges. JAC0B II BAIR'
Plain Tp., Jan'y 1sth, 1s7o..s
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MASSILLON COAL

Try It & you will use no other
Coal delivered to any part Of the city ct 9K cents
per bushel Cash on delivery
Leave orders at Cool's Drug Store. H Fl. Trump's
cigar store; and at my residence, Is West 1uscaraWaS
street, or at this ONCE. ,,,o.,,-,
now Il y. D sFOEGS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-23
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Appear to be better than you are, and aim to be
what you appear to be.
Only through suffering canWe sufficiently learn
humility and tenderness
Bodily enjoyment depends upon good health,
and health depends upon good ha' It's.
Politeuess is money, which enrlches not so
much him who receives it, but him who dispens.
es It,
Strength of mind depends upon sobrlety, for
this keeps reason unclouded by passion.
No indulgence Of passion destroys the spiritual
nature SO much as respectable sefshneas,
Human life defined by line is as uncomforta-
BILE as would be the human figure defined BY 4
wire.
The gilded calf, having wealth without soul,
finds more worshippers to-day than in the days OF
Moses.
Whether he Is great or small, set that man down
for TO i who boasts that he does not read the lo-
cal papers,
He whose only claim to the title Of gentleman
is in his clothes, must necessarily be careful as to
what he wears.
No matter how purely and grandly we live to-
day. there Is no denying that we may live moro
purely, more grandly tomorrow
If military glory is sun which Is sometimes
yelled with clouds, the glory Of civilization is
sun which never ceases to shine.
There are men who no more grasp the truth
thew seem to hold than sparrow grasps the mes
SAGE through the electric wire which perches,
1t is easier to lnd a score Of men wise enough
to discover the truth than one intrepid enough.
in the face Of all opposition to stand up for the
same.
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la,aI ssstut, for SaIs.
FOr Sale.


vdsh 10 sell my House and two Lots and Black
smith Shop and lot, In RlOhvllle. The house is u
story and half frame, and the lots are planted with
a choice selection OF fruit trees, two large grape
vines, currant bushes &C. There Ia new barn and
all other necessary 0utbulldlngH on the place. MY
blacksmith shop and lot which wish 10 sell, are sit
uAted ON another street. The tools go with lshOp,
Parties wishing bargain please call on or address
the undersigned. ANtSTACIA LINK,
lan0-OmF Rlchvllle, stark Co., o.
FOR SALE CHEAP f!
On Reasonable Terms,
- HOUSES,
On the same lot located on the east end OF Tenth
street. near the Deput. Well calculated for business
or residence Parties wishing to purchase as an In
Vestment can't do better.
inquire NJ No 10 High street. novl4-dm
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Farm For Sale.
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale valuable farm OF
rs acres situated In Lawrence township, Stark cOun-
ty, Ohio two and half miles west Of Fulton, on the
road leading from Fulton 10 Marshalville On the
premises Is a two story brick building, new barn and
necessary outbulldings, good well or water and sew
era springs also orchard Of 100 choice fruit trees
-Onehalf Of them young trees, bearing size. There
are f6ir acres of good timber land the remainder Is
an good state of cultivation. The land Is well adapted
for agriculture or grazing.
Terms :-SlOO an acre, $1,000 in cash the balance 70
be paid In seven equal annual payments, with Inter
est at per cent. Back payments TO be secured by
mortgage on farm, LEWIS WALhER,
sep2Blm Canal Fulton, o.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE,
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
Stark county, Ohio will offer for sale at public
Saturday, February Isl, 1879.

at o'clock p m. upon the premises the following
described real estate in the county of Stark and State
OF Ohio, t0Wit: Being parts Of the northeast and
southeast quarters of section twenty-nine 29 town
ship nineteen 10 and range seven r7l bounded and
described as follows: beginning at stone in the
north line and two chains and thTty-one and one
half links west from the northeast corner of the said
southeast quarter thence south, "a degrees east five
chains and ninetytwO links to post In the north line
of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway;
thence with the north line of said railway SOUTH 62
degrees west, four chains and sixteen links to post
thence north, q degrees east, eight chains and one
link to post IN the squaTter iine thence with said
quarter line north, S6M degrees west, chain and
eightyseven links to post thence north q degrees
east one chain and thirteen links ito the southwest
corner of One-acre lot owned by John B. ViOand;
thence with the south line of said oneacre lot north
500 degrees east two chains and thirtyive and one
half links to stone; thence north, & degrees east
four chains and thirtyOne and one fourth links to
the middle of the Canton and Louisville rOad thence
with said road north S35 degrees 'east 1.-TWO chains
and sixtyeght and One-half links to post; thence
south, 81 degrees west six chains and thirty.seVen
links to the place of beginning and Containing four
and seventeen-hundredths "A 17l00I acres of land.
Also part of said northeast quarter beginning for
the same In the middle of the Canton and Louisville
road and about two chains and sixty links west from
the northwest corner of said John B. Volands lot;
thence westwardly with the middle of said road four
chains and seventyOne llnks thence south and par
ae to the west line of said ViOlands lot four chains
and Sthtrty-One and One-iOurth links; thence east
wardly and parallel to the north line four chains and
seventy-One links; thence north to the place Of be-
ginning and containing two acres of land.
Said real estate will be sold free Of the dover Of
Appraised at $1,000.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.tbird cash In hand one
third IN one year, and One-thrd in two years from
day OF sale with interest the payments to be secured
by mortgage ON the premises sold;
PETER VAUTHIER,
Administrator Of the estate of Joseph Prrod, decd.
r. s. SHIELDS. Attorney. jan2-hw
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To Be Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces of
wall paper and 1900 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House of j. II. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ac., l2ac. for 10c. Zoe. for
&c., and SC. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper a room Il IT. by II #. for the
small sum Of 70 cents. So, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than vhitewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau-
titul. Good oil shading 1sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hurg com
pletc, Sl.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 30 per cent lower than ever.
Give us a cal! and be convened that the
above is no hunbuagiug advertisement,
but facts. JOHN Il. Holt, 223 Market
street. febl7-Gti.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
The Eighmic Patent Bosom.

Messrs. Russell Il Spencer proprietors
Of the ''Bee Hive" No. 306 Market street,
have accepted the agency for this State
OF the "Eighmie Patent Bosom" shirt,
and are Offering them for sale at the re-
markable low price of 81. The bosom OF
this shin never breaks, owing to its pc
cuiar and handsome shape. The shifts
are made of the best muslin, and the
bosoms of the finest linen. They ars ex-
actly what they are represented to be
and after once wearing them you will
wear no other, as they fit perfectly. Pur.
chase one and be convicted of their ex.
cellent qualities.
Messrs. Russell & Spencer are also Of
fering at low prices, large and carefully
selected stock OF dry goods of all descrip-
tions. Call and look at their five cen
counter,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
rrptewvas visit.

Last evening, DR.. George T. Maxwell,
Of this city, accompanied by John Tay-
lor. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Delaware, A. +. x A. NJ, and about
sixteen other meklbers of the order, pro-
ceeded TO Newark on the BIS train, and
paid a fra ernal visit to Hiram Lodge,
No. 20, Of that town. After the business
of the Lodge was over, DR.. Maxwell
delivdred brief lecture on "Masonry-
Its history and Principles" in which he
alluded to Che antiquity Of the Order,and
the beneiicient effect Of its ennobllng
principles, when properly appreciated
and carried into effect. The addres was
clear, scholary production, rich in
thought and embellished with choice
literary adornments, and was listened to
with evident pleasure as well as strict
attention. At its conclusion DR.. Max
well was rendered unanimous vote Of
thanks by the Lodge.
After the addres the members of Hiram
Lodge showered their hospitable stten-
tion upon the visitors, and set forth a
repast comprising excellent ice cream,
cakes of various kinds, lemonade, oranges
and raisins. The visitors were not slow
at this part of the programme, and the
way the tempting edibles disappeared
was marvel. During the evening the
visitors were the recipients of other favor 8
at the hands Of Hiram Lodge, and entire
reception was so thoroughly cordial and
hospitable, that The entire visit was one
OF complete enjoyment, with nothing to
mar the pleasure of any one in the Sigh
test degree. The visiting party stayed un-
til after II o'clock, and then regretfully
left Newark on the 1l30 freight fol
Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
TIL Il MARK ETS,

Beef steak, l4a20c sirloin, 1sa2Oc
roast, 14alSc corned, 8al2c; Clipped
25a30c; ham sliced, 16alSc; wholesale, l0c
shoulders, Sal0c; fitch, 1la12c; pud
ding, l6c hog s-head cheese, l2c; lard
10c; mutton, l0al2c; chops, l6alSc veal
10al6c; outlets, 1Sa20c; chickens, 1Oal2 2
per pd; 81 a sl.5o per pair but
ter, 2S Soc. tue butter, 20a28c
eggs l5al7cper doze =: onions 12 cents;
soup beans, cents; honey, 25c. per
pound cabbage, 10 a 12c. per head
81 a7.50 per nd. ducks, 90asl % per pr ),
potatoes 2Oa25c. per half peck; beetsr
lOal2c. half peck /; apples, 12a20 per
half peck; turnips, &c per half peck
sausage, lOc per h.; scrapple, &c; Rock
fish, 12ic per pound; pike, l2c. sea
bass,2 lbs for 25c. founders. 10; cider 7C
pr qt, 25c pr gal; celery. Sal5 per bunch
Delaware shad 40 - 81; Southern shad, q
a 30 per piece; herring, 20a25 cents
per dozen; black bass, 25a30c per string
perch, II a 10 per 10; suckers, 25c pei
string; yellow neds, Is rs per string
cat fish, 3 ID for 25c.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
Shipment Of Machinery

This morning the Harlan d Hollings-
worth Co., shipped to San Francisco two
of the largest shafts ever made in thi.
State. They are intended for the Nam
moth ferry boat that is being built at
that place for the union Pacific r. r.
They weight nearly 40,700 pounds, and
were shipped by the way of the Della
ware Western, and Pennsylvania K. X.
on two cars built purposely for them.
The shafts are only part of the machn-
ery that is being made,si car loods hav-
ing already been shipped, and four more
will probably follow on Monday. The
boat is intended to play on San Francisco
bay and is 1876 feet long, with four tracks
upon the deck for the use of freight cars.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
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WANTS.

"ANTED.- Fine shirts make at 9
w dozen, S3 half dozen. In a SUI
perior manner for rs cents apiece. good
fit guaranteed. Cali at 325 East Eighth
street. VIM, MILLER
dec1G-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
Shooting Match at Newark.

At Newark, this afternoon, weather
a grand glass ball shooting
ma ch will take place in which crack shots
from Newark, Elkton, Northeast, New
Castle, Hare's Corner, Wilmington Hook
essin, Fair Hill and Glasgow will partici-
pate. The teams will include the best
marksmen of this neighborhood, and if
the match is not stopped by bad weather
an exciting contest is expecle ed. The
match is Tor a double-barreled gun, and
the balls will be sprung from one OF
Cards patent revolving traps, at a rise OF
twenty yards. The Newark leam will be
led by James Bush and Alex. Carlisle,
both superior marksmen, and Newarkels
hone their town will secure tho victory.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
Brief Locals.

The supply .of Delaware herring was
large this morning.
The fish dealers talk of building fish
market.
The ice men are quarreling over the
price of ice.
Before purchasing your garden seeds
call at Smiths. Fourth and Shipley
streets.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth company
shipped some heavy machinery to Cali
fornia to-day.
Peas. beans, etc, for seeding, ,at Smiths,
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets.
1t will soon be time to advertise appli-
cations for licenses.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 1856 NJ ar.
ket street, extracts aching teeth.
Only the finest quality of garden seeds
kept on hand by Smith, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
A number of new houses are being
erected in the vicinity of Twelfth and
Poplar streets.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
81 TIME TABLE.
urrIuINGTON.

,vAyE wILMINGToN' n,
ANS Sslhia, LIZ 2M, 7.O5. $40, s.m,
ilstelpni'na "a i2 81 l2 80, 2.30, a.Oo,
1900 a; ;e NJ, n M On sundays; 2.os.
I'g' ~. S1S, o., rs, 80, 9 46, P m. 20 40
" Work 2.s7, 1904 m, IL 90, 9s ~ w Do,
" In 10, sundays: 2 O9a M , 4o,p;; im ~
U, dys and Washingion' iSoi ,n ~,
tlmoi,sS 70 n .I.Oi, 5ls. lO.26,p H. Suh
Y 2n.nIosIt: ,,I o;I'i5 i56 p m no sunday
/ castle. s9o, sI5 a m; o5, 8 30 p
|ro sunday train raj 9is am; o5, 8 30
,'n sunday train. - R.sob n
tIl'',tto n "a n m; no sunday tram:
%. o"I e X estern II. X. ID, 10 % a nj
W. No sundays trains:
M roypIyEAT ry WILMINGTON.
PISS Ahm, Aim. p "A, ,s3i, $40 OG a m ;
|hllau,,55i,9 IA iqN, 355, 46i. 60i. . 70,
bpm, Y Z, ~ II y m; on sundays; IL 43,
m, 735, 10 q, J. 10 p IN. .,o.a ,ob7
ssw Yo.t: / 06, ~ a MI - "A M
f,o p pm, m sundays IL no. W
.I,i,opre: II ~ y e., 2 2oi, 3 40, o Al. a M; IL q
: a. . Sc p IN, on Sundays z o1 u Ill
inn,iirpton: III 90. a m l2A, 1928,
Z ss''n ~ n m; on Sundays; Q "a a m; s4t
Bort peposlti 200 a m; no Sunday
Castle: $40 n m; IL 10 M
.s em n m, no sunday trains.
orare go X. r.: $50 IL 10 a m
ZEN M" no Sunday trains.
lp,ningtOn / & Northern II. H.: $40
. ni IS D m; no sunday trains.
Na,aware m Western X. r.; 8 90 a m
* n m; no SUNDAYS trains.
sop wILMINGTo LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
l,ooa street and Washington ave
"a 80, 10 80, II 46 "A m; 2 80, ~
fsi5 6 IS, 9 As, II 80 p m, on sur
ia a m; 6 eO,9 45, Il 80, p m.
kb,r,v.second and Market streets
u m, u l8, 8 55, $50, IL 80 p M
tJave. o 40. II 80 u m.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
Notary Appointed.

j. Ernest Smith, of this city, has been
appointed Notary Public by Governor
Hall. The appointment was made by
virtue of special act, authorizing the
Governor to appoint Notary Public to
be located in the Office of the Whining
ton Savings Fund of this city, which was
quietly slipped through the present Leg
islatUre.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
CORONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday morning young colored
woman named Anna Maria Boyer, died
at the residence of Mary Dickerson, on
Searles sire ct, above Front. :,
She had been sick for some time, witn-
out medical attendance, an inquest be-
came necessary. DR.. Maxwell gave as
his opinion that the woman died from
rapid consumption. The jury rendered
a verdict accordingly.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29

There has been an extraordinary natu-
raj phenomenon at Rappelsderf, village
near Erfurt, a fortress in Prussian
Saxony. A lake near the hamlet sud-
denly rose with violent boiling move
ment and overflowed its banks. A vii
lager saw a column Of boiling water rise
to considerable height from the mid
die of the lake, when it broke, and was
scattered in every direction,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29

ID be accommodated, by the meal. day or
week, at 30i KING STREET.
mari5-1m* MARY A. TOWNSEND.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
RAILROA DSs

kDELrHIA, WILMINGTON d
fTINORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem her 10, 1873.
will leave Wilmington as follows
bpl,hia and Intermediate stations,
10 90 a. M, 230, 4o0, 20,
ps.lphla tExpress) 900, $50, am.
nI New YORK, 2 81, I 05, $50. a m,
Ere and intermediate Stations,
Nore and Bay Line, 7.0s, a. m.
fore and Washington 1921, 2 10, s39.
[lO,,5,ls, 10 26, p. m.
tor Delaware Division, lea We for:
cas,le, $40, 9.l5, a. m. LOS, 8 80, pm.
Ingon and Intern ediate Stations,
l., 05, $50 p. m.
and Intermediate Stations 9.15,
m.
hephia and Intermediate Stations
b. 500. $50, p. m.
Slphia and New York, 200, q. m,
IRE and Washington, 1851, 2 10
b,
bther Information passengers are
10 the time tables posted at the
II. r. KENNEY,
AupprintendeTt.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29

kWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
ksnge Of hours. On and after Feb.
h. Trans viii run as follows:
Wilmington, 7.i5 a. IN. IL. 80 a. m.
)pm.
Il Ay0ndale, s.5s n. M, IL so noon.
l. pomeroy, 8 80 a m, 55 y IN.
kllng, leave POmeroy 1910 a. m.
~. m.
hing leave Avondale, IL II noon,
+ m.
Ens Wilmington, 500 a. m, 2l5p.
sop m. II. CONNELL,
Il Superintendent.
, 1879-01-14

The aycra9o grain.product ol Europe IL re-
pSsssa A. . 'o GU 20 bushels, Of Which Russia
10000 bushels escu, aud Austrta tU0, ,000, ,001.
The United ssatcspfolures l,CUU O00, 0D0 GusAxsx
tnbout tho quantity that Kus&ia does} which, in
psoEuEtion 10 our population, Ii mucl1 larger
Counting our Inhabitants Ut tlU0, ,tskl VIC raise
forty h.,shsls per head. aud Euroiw's iuhAbit-
sn4 ct D00ouu01 she Raises but aixtcen
Grr4t Britain unly tour bushels uer heaj. Tie
aMount uG gFalu consumed beinK generally
aftecn hu4hels per head, wa produce nearly
three times ~ much ~ w0 waut, Russia almost
Iore thau one-fuurth of her requirement.
Thus It will be sceu that tho production fps
exceeds the consumption, but tho excess IL ab-
sorbed by broweEtss aud dist1leFfcs, at home
aud abroad, Which, more than any othez cause.
keep W the prlrs of breadstuGa.
, 1879-01-14

bulscr. fond cheese when curcd stould cot,-
lain OF moisture ~ per rent; b,ltt:r % per
crnt; chsctne y per cent. Whatever you make,
let Il be the hest.
TILE E0-CALt.EB sMUr-nIaEAsE IN CATTLE
was fnllr discussed, anil tic opinions OF mem
bers were widely at variance, Tho conclusion
~as, that the cause of d(<casr could be trnced
to aomclblng bcsitlc smut in corn.
Warta nl tatvcs can hs circ1 With salve
Lice on cattle cnn bc renewed by tic spplFcn.
tion OF two dracllnls Of nrsen1c to Que quart of
water: also, by theroughwa washing and applying
eight parta Of 9oo' itnsecd-ot1. one part Of tar,
anil sulphur sutlictent to make a thin paste.
Tho following ol!lecr* wcreelcctct}: President,
A. 8. Wclch; Flcc-presit1cnts- -lIorsc, W. ".
A1dFsch; Cattle, &. b. Parks; Swine, J. G.
Itacr; Dairy, II. y. Sherman; Sheep, A. j.
Bt4kelyi Secretary. Fitch b.. Stacy:
second Wednesday, In January, 1880.
, 1879-01-14
GRANT AND CORK,

Gen. Grants Freedom from. ReIirloua ysIx-
otry AZ Shown by Gen. ahorman-lIow
Plus the S1atii lsexardstl the "Groat
Amcr1can SoldInr.'
kfspafcA to Esw York H.raia.
WAsntxGrON, Jan. 10-Gcu. Sherman safd
to-tlay that he did not think the actton Of tho
authorities Of tho City OF Cork in refusing to
welcome cx.Presfdent Grant to tho hospitalities
Of that city did them any credit, especially II
they were moved by tho reasons assigned for
their art!ou.
" have known Gen. 0fant fos many ycars, !"
said dus'. shcrlnap, "an1 do not recall Il siIl-
gle instance IN whtsh prelnilce upon religious
dtse!,afue Of hs otllcial lutcs. Many OF bis i,-
timate personal friends urc Catholics. aud DIR
ing hIsrcsideucc ia Vt. his crceot acqua
aneea was alnost altogsthcr among la,nIlias Of
Blow for thu brazilian missio,,, gentleman
we'll known AZ \ Membcrus thc Catholic Church,
afd one Of hls old actluaintahces in Ut. Louis.
Idq n9t feesil }ust NOW now any other name. by. 1t
any one on aceount of hla religious co1,yIctlons
The Des Moincs spctch," thu t1c,cral con.
tinued. was prompted BY u dcsIru 10 defend
the Freedom ot our public schools from sccta.
elsn lnlluence, and, - remember the converse
t!on which led HIN to write that speech, Il was
tarause OF tho Coaselcss canlor loF aet religious
exercises tn thu public hchouls,-not from Cath
olirst nut from trotestant denominations. flIs
Mrs. Fred Dent, Ia Catholic, 80 that l Know
there Is ho prejudice IN tho Generals mind,
sucii, ~ leaat, g. no u accused 'of harbortMK
egaiist e,aas 2. people tnahY ol whom arc ILLS
particular ttienas.
Of Cork eo,ltrasts with tho conduct oE tho late
rIue ~ Soa gu best Judge when relate this
ns.aeat ~ s.9s t5H aat1cs pars OF the wntsr q
lof4 Was .rls'tlnE kvme VIM Cot. Audonreid
Eayen " Mr. Heaiy, tho artist, ana aInunx tho
htneIicahs Wtio called 10 paY tlielr Respects was
~: Chatsni. Freaiucnt oI tl. +alnerttan EolleYo
III kothe anu haW H!shop Of tho Dloccse OF Vim
csnne3' lnu' uf. ChseAru extended to me
cosoial lnTltatlGn 20 CAL upon tho Holy Father,
snd tue M invitation tnt!nded Col. Audeureld and
FRED. Inc ie1t uay, secofoit'E to appointment.
, 1879-01-14

crean-eolos, they tell us, i: tho fasatouable
coiorcd gloves Of zll shades, from yellow-Whlte
to psle.blue, will appear, according 10 theta
wesrels' conception Of that mythical quantity
kAusu ~ e1eAu.
, 1879-01-14

hi mi1,,,,r. ~ aa,on.Ia north oni InryItn,' hi
Hcpr"ss u ,n,n,,t.s sr"nnI. an .a4t ~ tir,u' au
Wiz m, as"."r, T.a,", T. =. It.tia fr,n.s ..,
a1to. s nn1i, ,mi i,,n.n;e ~ fno, ~ ~,
~, sD, Inisn ~. .a,s:, ,
~ n",nt ~ .h.',,t - ~ 9. T,s ~,
~ liz III Ion w.. nin,nst fr.o trn,,, H.; - ,Is
tas ~ 1s ,ae r., ,.,.ts ,,s MY W We. LILY
;a ~ H. .Isso .h 'aes "t1 eua " auom 1ene
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, 1879-01-14
THE COUNCIL,
Nothing pons in Relation to the
Gas Question.
inspection Of Elevators--The Mayor
Makes Some Nominations.

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sentees "efe feafsons' seatoh' ano senws1s-
thai.
ALI. LAWtEH
,roso u mako a ,cr.onnl eYplsnaiion in repprd
~ IN. ..r.na.tet ..,.cr. msdr ot, hfn, In ono
~ tuo FeneAteu ssEt:kn Hs"e =" III" III one
Of the public Journals" Owing to what had
becn charged IN InH TRI1uSa on three dl1cs.
ent occaslpns It WIS the ulaiu tity Of tho Cuun-
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n'eE'ocs' 10 'fhAo y" ,nses'Ma''o", an"'
cupr q ..st n, The body. lie admitted that his
hrnthcr Min 1raa n Hhiark aitrrn y huk Yrr Tim
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respectable and honest, anu who werc panied
by rcatllnR such attacks, hu hoped thete would
bu 10 more of them.
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tnc a1taek7 ot tn8 newspapers sne5 "ou1u "a'o
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NOMINATIONS. ...
A Communication was received from tbs
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npeet"'' ""4 """.e@ e"Ah ~ oo eolnt "'s"'
wns referred to The Cousntttea on Schools.
Another communication was received from
tho Mayor, appointing r. 8. CAesbrouch Com
missioner or the 1}rnartournt 0f l'ubkIc Wurka
Until thu frat Monday in Nay.
pronTIate Committee, ''s y ~ 9''' ~ '"' a'
The Chairman didn't know which, was the ap-
psnprlatc Que, and held that the paper would
have to 90 to speclnt committee.
hid. Taroop ] uidn't shInis III % sny man with com.
moi, scn.o would take the pla!.rmairo T a ss5sj%U
tonl, when liabte 10 bt turned uut anJ
moment,
Throori. md flyan,
.inpthcr communication was received from
The Mayor, nominating q. y. 4. spracuc, r. G.