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The silver state., 1880-09-29
F0 r S II T. K IF T.
FOR SFI RIFF f


OF Mil City, announces him elf a candidate for
SHERIFF of Humboldt county, Nevada, sub
,ect TO the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention au2I
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Henry AsuscIl.

OF Winnemucca. announces himself a candi-
date for Couny Y Commissioner Gong term Of
Humboldt County. Neg., subject to the deeis
ion OF the Democratic Convention. au23
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The silver state., 1880-09-29
John Jurgens

Announces himself a candidate for CONSTA-
BiE L of Union township, subject to the de-
cision Of the Republican Convention and the
approval Of the voters at the polls. au30
The silver state., 1880-09-29
PROCEEDINGS or HUMBOLDT co.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

At {. meeting of the Republican Central Com-
nlittee, held at their rooms September II, 1880,
determine he proper time to hold the
County Convention, there were present $ s.
Grass, T. Naramore, A. Davidson, ID. S. Cres-
wei and NJ. B. Staunton
The Committee ordered that the Republican
Convention OF Humboldt County Nevada. be
held ia ORIENTAL HALL. WIMNEMUCCA,
Nevada, at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
Henry Warren.

OF Paradise, announces himself a candidate for
the office OF RECOkDER for Humboldt county,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. aul6td
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The friends Of
j. 2. Clark

Of Lassens Meadows, Announce him as a can.
didate for COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (short
term), subject TO the decision of the Democratic
Convention.
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Fersl. Ried

Announces himself candidate for the Office of
oCNTY CLERK of Humboldt County, sub
ject TO the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
David Gir0uX

Is q candidate for the Office of COUNTY COM
MISSIONER Gong tem), subject TO the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
au3o
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR SHERIFF.
Ehcn Il. TOrrcy

Announces himself candidate for SHERIFF
Of Humboldt County, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention. au23
The silver state., 1880-09-29
on Tuesday, october teth, 1850.

For the purpose OF nominating a Legislative
Ticket and County Offices to be voted for ct
the ensl'ine election
AMI it was further ordered, that the Prima-
ries be held at such time and place as the con
yenience of the voters in each precinct shall
deem best,
The silver state., 1880-09-29

+ o r S H Il r l F F..
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR CON ST A B L E.
S. w. Rusc

fs candidate for CONSTABLE of Union town
ship, subject TO the decision of the Republican
Convention and the approval Of the voters at
the polls. aul7
The silver state., 1880-09-29
j. L.. Guthrie,
,R COUNTY ASSESSOR.
w. Perkins

Announces bimself candidate FOR ASSESSOR
Of humboldt county, Nev subject 70 the de
cision OF the Democratic Convention. aul7
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FOR a S SEES S @ r..


l. candidate for ASSs sS0R OF Humboldt
County, New, subject to the decision Of the
Republican Convention. jy3td
The silver state., 1880-09-29
ea Monday, October eth. 1880,

With the following apportionment of one Dele
gate to every y votes and fractional vote over
II cast ~ the last election; the Judges in each
precinct to determine who are legal voters:
The silver state., 1880-09-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
III. C. EnmanS.

or Big Meadows, is a candidate for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER tlong tarnl, subject 70 the
decision OF the Republican Convention.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
Whore 10 the Ataianta 2

ALARM IN ENGLAND CONCERNING THK
FATE OF THE SISTER TRAINING SHIP
OF THE EURYDIcK, WHICH POUND
Erred IN 1878, wITHA LosSoF THREE
HUNDRED LIVES.
LONDON, April 10, 1Ss0.-Much anx-
iety is felt here with respect to the fate
Of the Atalanta training ship. She
carries eleven officers and 800 young
seamen. Her commander is Captain
Stirling. Size Ia q sister vessel Of the
Eurydice, VIII ch foundered off the Isle
Of Wight in the spring Of 1878, having
on board 1896 officers and seamen, OF
whom 270 were young meni in training,
20 officers and the rest invalids, time
expired men and court martialed pris-
oners on their way home from Ber-
muda. The Atalanta was last seen at
Bermuda on January 30, and is there
fore seventy-three days out. She was
expected at Portsmouth some weeks
ago. She had water for sixty days.
The Channel feet have been ordered to
search for her in Bantry Bay, and in
structions have been sent to Gibraltar
directing the steamship Wye to call at
the Azores on her way home for posi-.
BILE tidings Of the missing vessel. II
is thought that if she had put into tn,
Azo res, as was thought probable, tn,
ne VS. would have been received by thii
| time.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, Ap,il Is, 1880.
Many persons have persisted 10 the
floods near Ismid, In Asia Minor
Count Szechenys has arrived at Cal
cutta, having accomplished his journey
through China 70 Bhamo.
A private telegram from Valparaiso,
dated the 10th inst, says that the
Chilean forces are biockading Callao,
The Official Gazette Of st. Petersburg
says eight more high officials have been
placed At the disposal Of General Nell :
koff.
Prince Gartschakoff passed q quiet
but s.eepless night. His mental faculties
are clear, but the action OF his heart 10
weaker.
The prospectushis been issued OF .
company for importing fresh meA. TO En-
gland from Australia, with . capital Of
f15O,OO0.
The Right Kew. DIR. Thomas Joseph
Brown, Roman Catholic Bishop Of New
port and Menevia, is dead, aged eighty
two years.
The agents of the Allan Steamship
Line have received n telegram announc-
ing that Prince Leopold has postpone
his departure for Cansda-
A despatch from Paris to the Times
says:-"The story Of the capture Of the
Duck and Duchess OF Saxe-Meinengen
by Sicilian brigands Is untrue"
Prince Hohenlehe, the German Am
bassador to France, will leave Paris on
the 18th inst, on his rs>Rrn TO Berlin, TO
assume the functions OF Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
General News.

Returns from 90 of the Republican
County Conventions in Iowa, show the
election Of 721 delegates fer Blaine, 143
for Grant,2 for Washburne aud l for
Sherman.
OF 10 delegates TO the Republican, Con-
vention Of Missouri, chosen yesterday In
St. Louis, 80 are understood to be for
Grant and the rest of Blaine.
The longshoremen empl yed by the
White Star Steamship Company, in New
York, refused to 60 TO work yesterday,
because nonunion men we're employed.
A suit is pending in Chicago concern
ing an oleomargarine patent, which las
developed the fact that 9S, ,O00, 900 pounds
OF oleOmargarine are sold annually In
the United States.
The President yesterday nominated j.
M. Bynumo Rienzi to be Census
Supervisor for the First District oi
Mississippi.
1t is stated that William II. Vanderbilt
DOW stands, registered as the owner o
SOL ,0O0,0O0 in Unitep States bonds.
Arrangements have been made fo
ga monster Grantmass meeting" in tb,
Central Music Hall, Chicago, ON Thur
day next.
The Greenbackers of Massachusett
have decided to hold State Convention
INV orcester on the11th of May.
The Charter election in New Britain
Conn., held yesterday, was carried by
the Republicans.
Dr. w. E. Bland, A. A. Glover ant
A. A. Clisby all whites were shot the
two former it is believed mortally at al
election fight in ,Edgefed s. c., yesler.
day. The quarrel "grew out of the pro
posed reduction Of the whisky tax"
Collector Clark t.legraphed from
Atlanta yesterday TO Commissioner
Raum that body of mounted armed
men headed by Webb Findley, visited
the house of Deputy Collector Stewart
in Fannin county on the 7th inst.
burned his barn, stables and store, and
fired upon him and his sou wounding tn
latter.
1t is one of those rare, good remedie
which used once will be always kept Il
the house. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills v
refer to. Price 25 c-nfs
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
LOCAL TIME TANLs.
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINorON


Foa PmLADzLrHIA.-1M, $50. 5:oo, so 10
soS. @ "a; Sss 7cS; 1 s.ss p. m. On sandsys All
~iS;a pos Nj: NlS ~ YosS..Saf $50 100, io.o2. a.
m. iais. is.ss. sas. p. m. On Sundays
% 70. EAIrrxoHs AND wAsarncros:-
IN bl' aOa. s.S5. q. m. l262, I.0A, 6.lS. 7.0s.
D. m. On sundays, las, alo q. IN.
FoR BALTIMoRE, !Bay Lane connecfion)'
FoR NEW CAsrLE.-S.0O .. Is. a. M; LILO,
400, ESQ, .. m. No sunday trains.
FoR DELAWARR X. R.-e.i6 a. m; LILO,
$50. p. m. No sunday traius.
$40, q. m; 500. $50 p. m. No Sunday
Foa DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.iS
1850 a. M; $50 p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRon PHILADELPHIA.-i2f 20S, $50;
80 . M; n.os. ixt2: i;es. 10, 49, S.is' ~
s s III ss9 = M u s E. m 10 On D. S. sundays iA
FaoM NEW 9oRK.-20s, $50, .. m. 'is.l2,
n.01. SIS, 0U p. m. ON Sundays. 2.tSa. m.
From BA ALTIMoRE-2i6, $50, s.57, q: m.
nM. 1s.sg, 6.se. s.se. p. m. On Sundays.
Fson WAsErraror.--2.lS. a. m. laos.
ln.a7, A26, S.a8 p. m.
Fnos N.w CzsTLk. $50, s.52, iI.50a. M;
~ sS r: m, No = sunday y 4 trains; e ?, 20 . M
e.6 D. m. No sunday traina.
From WILhiN0ror d NORTHERN II, II.
60o, lbs =. M; as p. m. No Sunday
FRox DELAWARE wrsrxRs r. R.-s.oo.
q. m; 2 rs, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BROAD srRHKr AND WAsHINeTor
AvnNUB-7.S0, sou, 1880, II. IS .. m; l.5o,
800. 400. SIS, 800. 100, s,f5. ll.s0 p. m. On
sundays. $50 .. M; 500. 9.lb, l.S p. m.
srRnkrs.-T.s0, ll.35 .. m; l9.21, 4.co. y.
M: LOO q. m. On Sundays. LOO, 7.S0 q. m.
Nors.-rhs black figures represent the
. I'm ted Express" on which an extra
fave chs rsed
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
SHERIFF's SALE.

C HERIFFs SALE. .
- BY virtue of q writ OF Levari Facias.
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept by George Whitfield. In the city of
New Castle, In New Castle hundred and
county. Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 14th DAY of APRIL, 1880.
at 2 O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate viz N
All that certain lot of land situate IN line
city and county OF New CaAtle in the state
OF Delaware. with q two story brick house
thereon erected, bounded aud described n a
follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on
the southwest side OF Clayton street where
the sai street Is intersected by the south
east side OF Tenth sti eet thence along the
said side OF Tenth street in q south wester-
~ direction 100 feet, thence in q south
easterly direction and parallel to Clayton
street twenty feet: thence in a north east
erly direction and parallel TO South street
lOV fee, 10 the side of Clayton street afore.
said, hen e by the said side of Clayton
| street Ia. a northwesterly direction 20 feel
~ the place OF beginning, be the content,
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution az tn.
| prop rty oI j. hn II. N cljaulley and Annie
| mis- WI 9, and /. ps, anu to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifr's Once, New Castle, March aetf
A. d.. 1851. marz9-eodts
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
~ atACO9aQreSs.

In the United States Senate yesterday,
Mr.. Bruce introduced a bill TO reiIn-
burse the depositors In the Freedmen's
Bank, which was referred. Mr.. Pendls-
ton presented q conference report on the
disagreeing amendments to the Census
bill. IL was laid aside, temporarily, to
allow OF Its EXAMINATION by Mr.. Ed.
munds. The Ute Agreement bill was
passed, with some amendments-yeas
81, nays 49, The Geneva Award bill
came up as uni nisbAd business, pending
which the senate adjourned.
In the. .Hetse the Senate bill appropri-
-stiRg 80 900 for military posts on the
Rio Grande was passed. A number OF
bills and resolutions were introduced
under the call OF States, and referred.
The Army Appropriation bill was pass
ed in Committee of the Whole and re-
ported TO the House. The main ques-
ton was orderen, aud the House, with
out further action, adjourned. The Fri
der" prohibiting payments for the use
Of troops at the polls was amended 20
that II shall not be construed to prevent
the use OF troops for protection against
domestic violence, on application of the
LeQis lature Of State or Of the Execn.
tive. when the Legislature cannot be
convened.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
Death OF Geraldine.

Mr.. LoRILLARD's FILLY KILLED AT
NEW MARKET-sHE BREAKS HER
BACK WHILE EXERCISING AND Is AT
ONCE SHOT.
LONDON, April 12.-Mr. P. Lorillard's
bay filiy Geraldine broke her back
while exercising ON Saturday last OIL
newmarket Health. She was imme-
diately put out Of Der misery. This is q
great loss, as Geraldine was very prom
ising and great expectations of her sue
cess on ,he turf the coming season were
manifest in the American stable.
Lookout that your nurses do not drug
your little ones with laudanum, parego
ric OF other soothing remedies. Give
them DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which in
nocent remedy Is warranted not to con
tain opiates.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
'ne PhlIadeIphia 49,,

Ihe announcement in
Yesterday Concerning tba i, AE Cam,
Mas Nellie Miller Of '1 ~ sappeaIsseS Z
witness In the examlnstIo"na baltimore y,
=. eoersen Of PhiIadsInSU,a. o. o. Dr. A,e
poisoning bis wife and bs, b,. !, charged VII
much surprise in this IS, "i,v @0lh,t c,s
young lady is well know, y, nasr s d.
Mr, Miller, the father STn, Of 'hs The Rr
old net 60 to Philadelptbii,' II 'us ny. Young ga
s lwas expected, having received yseSs'eIdr !
from is bis daughter explsipa l,'su ,s. .. .. lss
me me case as detailed in TTs, 'ns i,ci h
Miss Miller denounced as ~ A.. .Si,sra
p por.s ~ the Philadelphia psnss, a,ss ,st. 's y
showed 81 any affection to tbe br1ps psi.aa .a,i u
examination m..,n bef're The ~ carassa p,,'on Nh
Miller Miller will go to PhiladelOSI'o SoGe'' ne H.
weeks, when the trial of m, n, u .b'
lakes place Baltimore Ga.p,,. D,, S'ep'
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
Local Lines,
No police cases this mo,

No police cases this mornip,
Some persons were d,ivins n
oer.of !si. poor horses down ss Pasat sss y
them. o''hg TO Vi
The Delaware Trottinp A....,,.s $,
are now ready for business, '''''aNa
The Board of Education Wa. j.
session session last evening until ai,s' n,' y y
Joseph Murphy in "Kerrv cor,
the Opera House this evening WV Y
Charlotte Thompson as . Jsn.
at the Opera House, to-mo.r,v Iss ~,
The German Mutual BeD.s.,.,s ..
ciety, held its tenth anniyersa,1 ua,'' 70 y.
evening. NV
There passed through Tbia .,A,,.
bridge yesterday, AZ tugs, 4 'sS ',s',
boats, barges, 0 sloops, 3 scovs M, M
) steamers. A'
The Washington Fire CompaDv A,,,
decided 10 turn out on the ocea:ioa my y
be visit Of the Friendship Fir c.s
pany of Harrisburg, to thjs Tsu' ,1
about the ist of July next. '
Persons from down the psDi,,,
say that the frost has hot only l;L
the peaches, but has killed tbe ,I e,I
peas.
| Work at the broken basin baOl
going on rapidly, and the brick lov,
dation under the wall is well uDd,
way. The cost of the repairs will M i
much less than at first supposed, :
The flooring boards for the ps,
court house are on the ground, An
the walls will be squared FOR h
roof in 10 days or two weeks. WI
Two fancifully-dressed negroes Al
walking around the streets, tOd,v
witt pile remady advertisements al
played on their clothing.
Dust is plentiful, 10 day, and Is
ing whitled around In a manner dsci
edly unpleasant to pedestrians.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
FIFTH EDITION
Delaware TrottIns Association.
ELECTION OF oFFICERs-PREPARINe
FOR THE sPBINe MEETINe. ~

ELECTION OF OFFICERs-PREPARIN
FOR THE SPRING MEETiNe. rf
The Delaware Trottlng Association
held an adjourned meeting yesterday AZ.
ternoon, for the purpose Of pushing for.
ward the arrangements for their spring
meeting which will be held at the
Scheutzen Park, on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, June 9th and
10th.
The FIRST business transacted was the
election OF the following officers: q =
President-John p. Doughe'ty.
Treasur~r--John r. DOnahoe. -
Aecr~tary--P. Plunkett.
After an interchange Of views on the
subject II was decided that the purse for
the Two days races should he $1,000.
There will be three races each day, and
the Ass citation have assurances from
some of the best turfmen that they In.
tend entering some well known troitinQ
horses, among which will be fisherman
Morgan" "Irens," "Belmont," 1Scot.
lan.i," "Belle Oakly," aud several
| others.
In order to afford better accommo-
dations for the horses that are entered,
the stables " i'll be overhauled and en-
larged. Several other repairs v III also
be made.
The association Is determined to ad.
here strictly to their principles of last
season, that is to pay the purses from
the judges stand as soon 40 race is
finished, and no race will be trotted
unless there 10 sufficient money to pr y
the purse, as they are determined "
pay as they 60. This action on their
part made many friends last sea son,
Those having horses entered went
away satisfied to such an exts mt that
they will enter horses again at the
spring meeting. .r aa 4Atw
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April l2 1880.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
WEDNESDAY,. April 5,5P,

fSDA April 0, +, M.
FLoUR.-The market is dull but hold
ers are not disposed to accept lower
prices. Sales of 1900 barrels, in-
rluding Minns sofa extras at 30 5OaS6 81 Il;
Penna. extra family at IS 75aS8 Is; Western
20. do. at S6at6 75 and Patent and other
high grades at &7s4S Rye -four 10 quiet
W. quote At ~ 75a$4 S7L
GRAIN.-Wheat Is easier. Sales Of 20, 900
bushels, including Pennsylvania Red,
track, 81 W Southern a mber, do, at 81 81
and No. Red, elevator, at 81 50 April;
y 81 May, el S01< June, and 81 l8X July.
Rye.-The last sale was a S5c. Corn IL
Including mixed and yellow at 53a531fc.,
and white Ut h6a561zc. At the board, 500
oushe,s. July, sold ut 49c.; 52lzc. was bid
TOR spot, 5lAc. for April; 4S5Sc. for May;
l6Ec. for June, and 4S1zc. tor July, Oats
are In fair request and Arm. salea af SEQ
blshels, including rejected at Ale. and
white at 43 and 46c. The receipts to-day
were as follows:-l400 bbis -four; 22,O0C
bush. wheat; 81, coo bush. corn; Ia, 30 bush
oats; $40 b, sh. barley: 2sO bbis. whisky'
WHIsKY-60 bbls. Western iron bound
aold at tl o. per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. March 70, bP.M.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand and
prices were q fraction lower; 294l head
sold at the different yards At SX and
&c. per pound, as to quality.
SHEEP were In demand at full prices
30 head sold at the different yards, At bl1,
| IHc per ~, and Lambs at 61Sa71zc. per d
Hoes were unchanged. 5000 head sol,
at the different yards at 81<a7lfc. per b.
COWS were about the same as fast QUO
ted. 100 head sold at ei5as4O per head.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
Cheste7.'s Trouble,


baptist Week'y.l
"Poor fello~p" said nurse Perkins,
and she took up the corner OF her apron
and wiped away a tear. "He Just lies
and cries half the time; do feel 90 sorry
for him."
"But he isn't in pain now," said the
doctor. ~ don't understand what 80
many tears are for; that isn't like a boy.
His foot is gone. TO be sure, but heis get.
ting well, aud will soon be able TO travel
about on crutches. Boys generally spriHg
right up from such troubles"
Nurse Perkins shook her head. nHs
doesn ," she said. ." try all l can to
make HIM comfortable, and he is real
patient-never gives . bit of trouble;
aud when ask him V his limb pains he
says mo MAMA But ior all that hard
ly ever look his way, that there are not
tears on his face"
alt must be something else that IA
troubling him, the doctor said. Then
he went to his bedside and nsrse fol.
lowed; and little Jennie, who wondered
il he cried because he lost foot, sljpped
her hand into her mothers and wen
along.
"Come, my boy" said the doctor, 81,
Is time you cheered up. 1t won't do Il
NOPE because you have lost foot. Yo,
must just make the other foot and th,
hands and brain work the harder. Yol
are getting well fast and in little tim,
you will learn to walk almost as fast OF
one foot as you did on two" But Ches
ter did not smile.
''lt Is not that, - he said, sadly, his III
quivering, "I can't help thinking that /
is my own fault that lost my foot. II
had done just as mother said, woul
not have got into that scrape and hur
1t; and now mother is dead and cal
never tell her that am sorry."
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
THIRD EDITION
washington.
From the N. Y. Herald.
Views Of q ThIrd-Te

THE nx-rnEsIDEEr FOR KING RATHER
THAN A DEMocRArIc PRESIDENT.
Al the meeting OF the Select Commit.
tee on the Payment of Pensions. Bounty
and Back Pay, last Saturday, Mr.. y. M.
Wilson, Of Indianapolis, after stating
his reasons why he thought there SD ,uld
be legislation TO expedite the business
OF the Pension Bureau, vas asked by
Mr.. He1ers, tof Indiana, what was his
politics He replied, al am q rs7ubli.
oAn.1 Mr.. Cohrotb, the chairman OF
the committee asked -
"As you have given your politics,
have you any objection TO saying wheth-
or you ara for the ex-President or Mr.
Shermar ?s'
Mr. W1lson replied, al am for the ex.
President for king, or for that matter, 1
am for his son FreI to follow, SO long
~ ihsre is amy danger Of the democracy
After Mr.. Wilson made this declara-
aon he was asked II he wanted this
statement cancelled, and he replied thai
he did not. Mr.. Wilson Is understood
to be lawyer Of Prominence and IL
favor Of the denomination OF the ex.
President ct Chicago.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
u.naInn hx a Bed Cord.

p,rrsnnsa Aurll 12-Henry iscaU"
saloon keeper ON ONO stfse, sngies, ,Ht
commit. d suicide to-day py ns. md said
was Unable to sleep last niRns ia ara
thia morning that be feitque.,ii Icing brsaE.
and, W while bis wife was eet oo,d. Nm.
fast, hung himself with q eS, GeS mlruisI,
Tschudy was away only eisn.d d.sd Nhsl
but her husband was qui''
fouad. He leaves S4O,OOo.
EX-SENATOR HENDERSON Of Ais'cadd .nd
delivered q very strong dispas3s,lo9D% s,9r% Tenn
. .ffectiye speech against the IN rlub I'D
At the meeting of the ShermsTIi Iitslv o toh
evening. AS Grant 10 most nneg ysII 10
The Re1ubIican candidate It Is w.. ,'m.Ii
bear In mind Mr.. Henoelssottho y tthoulspd
declaration that hundreds =. ,olnsly
of Republicans VIII 'o''
against him. g,.
r,, Nav YonK Herald sstiss q 10
snnI.v was the most profitable tr n thI
Of a daily newspaper ever - lsi. rs ImmsDs
country but in addition 70 o,hsr he llersI
sJmy OF editorial and { o'.sr '..ssnr,riDutOu
contributors, it bad 4,44O The ',bs lngse
10 its Advertising columns-.aars tar prinisd
70 .bsr rsS of advertisements ever msrist
in many any one public journal ,I.,,,Ie IN Of thi, ls
The most remarkable iealul lHuesold b ih
| mense Advertising in t6e d.s entirely ID
f.ct that it, appears almosa, ala,ns matter
supplements, withOut, ,hso%n resT,l' away By
which are, as rule nn .n them.
readers without opening 'p..I, pu,.,Osd tb,l
THE hope at ono time ,s sosIS snieI IssonsTh..,,:: .,:
E1-PIesidsnt Grant ,sat ~GS there W. v.,,stss Ss
a,Pres dent named r., Vie ,srm and I'M II,
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m may yyS say, seems 70 be ssoys sHdinG '''
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these thiDgs.-If"e''
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-s,ocks
were depressed, and the days dealings
footed up . very heavy total. Money
ruled at per cent for call loans on
stock collateral, with few loans at .
premium OF Lie per day added. Bonds
OF all classes were quiet.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
n Lt0ht Blaze.

The alarm Of fire last evening shOr,b
before 8 O'Clock, was caused By d,
watchman at the Pusey & Jones Con.
pany, discovering blaze in the black.
smith shop OF the company. For aisv
min 7ses it WAS thought that the builtg
would ba entirely consumed, but " VI
prompt application Of water sldihssl
was avert-d and thu fl ,mes extlngulstd
/" hat caused the fire Is unknown, buii
is suppo ed TO have been causrd By Id
tide Of the huilding catching fire from
th- forge. No definite Information cll
se Civ, u 10 regard to the matter, ~ III
firn with their usual civillty ref1aed 4
furnish the reporters with any oflhi
acts 10 regard TO it, so they were CON
PEELED TO use what rumors they couk
nick mn on the gtreets.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-13
FOURTH EDITION
Inaasasae.e f.r Te-n.x.

y Warmer, clear or partly cloudy Meath
or, sosthwsstsrly ssinds, falling baronsy
stsr.