davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20
IAInCIICstH IHS CO, OI Il.
VT'O ARCHITECTS-TIME EXTENDED.

TO AKCH1rECTs-T1ME EXTENDED.
Plans and Specifications for School Build
ing will be received by the Property Commit
tee of the Lancaster City School Board until II
m, April /, 1880, to be by them submitted to
the Board: Should any plan submitted be
turned, without cost to the Board, to the re-
spective architects,
"The building is to be on the single room
plan, two stories high The rooms for the
primary schools shall nave a capacity for 80
pupils, with a floor surface to each pupil OF at
least square feet. The rooms for the second
ary schools shall have a capacity for 80 pupils
with floor surface TO each pupil of at least ID
square feet, and in the construction otthe build
ing special attention shall be paid to the light
ing. heating and ventilation of all the apart
mvnts. This building shall contain 12 rooms
with an aggregate minimum capacity of 66O
pupils"
Architects will please furnish estimate Of
cost OF building.
For further Information apply to
J. 1. HARTMAN,
Chairman School Property Committee.
ltd q West Chestnut Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20
KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE
KIDNEY and LIVER CURE.
w A r n E RS
SAFE
REM EDIES!
wARNER.S SAFE PILLS

WARMERS SAFE PILLS
Are an immediate stimulus fora Torpid Liver
cure Costiveness, Dyspepsia, BiliOusness.
Bilious DiarrEOea, Malaria, Fever and Ague
and are useful ut times in nearly all Diseases
to cause free and regular action of the Bowels.
The best antidOte for all Malarial Poison.
These Pills are the discovery of an English
army physician. and have been used with tine
greatest success among the British troops in
india. They only manufactured in this
country by II. ii. WARNER & co.
WARMERS SAFE NERvlNE,
The improved discovery of probably the most
skillful nerve doctor in the world, quickly
gives rest and sleep tn the suffering, cures
Headache and Neuralgia. prevents Epileptic
Fits. and is the best remedy for Nervous Pros
tration brought on by excessive drinking, over
work mental shOcksandOtherc causes. Itrelieves
the Pains of all Diseases, and Is never injurious
to the system. The best OF all Nervines.
Bottles of two sizes prices, 80 cents and 81.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, safe
Diabetes Cure, Safe Bitters and Safe Tonic
are also superior remedies, unequalled In their
respective fields of disease.
Warmers Safe Remedies are sold by Drug
gists and Medicine Dealers generally through
out the country.
Send for pamphlet and testimonials.
HH WARNER & CO., Rochester, n. Y.
Id16Tu, ,Th&Sd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20

T oCHER's COUGH SYRUP CURES con-
IL SUMPTION,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20
Try LOcher's Cough Syrup.
A Strange People

DO you know that there are strange peO-
pie in our community, we say strange because
days miserslbly, made so by Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation
is guarin Ted to cure them. Sold by ID. Heit-
shu, Lancaster, and NJ. l.. Davis, MillersvilIe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20

CHAs DENNIN, Druggist,
First Place, cor. Court street.
Brooklyn, March 4, 1879,
can cheerfully speak Of the healing quail
ties of your CUTICURA SOAP and its perfume IL
superior to any of the standard soaps now in
ChAS. DENIM.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20
NEV ADVEKTLSEMENTS.

nON'T FORGET TO GO TO EDDIE
IL FRANkE'S Saloon tomorrow Saturday
evening, where he will serve upa fine Beef-a-
III Mode in first-claSs style. lids
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20

The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Druggists $50
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale by
all druggists. Price of Cuticura, small boxes,
80 cents large boxes. containing two and one
half times the quantity OF small, 81. KesOlvent,
81 per bottle. Cuticur,. Soap, . cents per cake
by mail, 30 cents three cakes IS Genus.
, 1880-09-10

ltciana l'afisl,,n antl also worry different from
manipulating evidence "ns an aRunt for Ills
party. The indianapolis Jour',at II fully JUS
titled In asserting, under Tic circumstances,
Tint llcntrieks "hns been guilty Of gloss
MID wil1fl,1 pervcrsion Of fncta. md tltAt lie
llas voluntarily challenged tic attontm 1T
the American people ns ut once tina greatest
pOltttca! oalumniator nnt the smallest pollt-
lcat rottifosgor OF tho ngc."
Den. Garfield went to Npw Ortcans nlong
witt, otlor Republican statesmen at tl,e iryi-
tation OF tho thdn,, President, Grant, proml.
ncnt 1}omoornta wdnt tllorv upon n similar
mission, md enjoyed tho same facilities In
tho way OF, ,ohIctnf documents AID tho coul-
te*fes Ut ttie, Returning Duast tint werc ex-
tended to tfe efsepubl1caus. Among tho Dem.
oerats wing qi.gaRod In this work wero the
following; ,John NJ. Palmer, Lyman Trunl-
bull, and w, IL Morrison, Of IllfnOis; A. j.
Curtin, Sam Randall, md William Blgler, Of
Pennsyiva!.la; Joseph Il. Mcdonald, NJ. u.
Manson, George W. Julian, md John
Love, OF lnlhna; Henry Watterson a1ai
J. W. Steyanson, OF Kentucky; j. B.
Stallo, OF Ohio: ..Inn,es q. Brodhaad nt,tl
La,Sls V. BogE of Missouri: j. r. Doolittle,
Of Wisconsin; Oswald otteudorfor, OF New
York; John Loe Carfoll'i;ot Afarylalld; and
G. Gibson. W. +. Hamilton aud ". Y, Sum-
ncr. It would be jnst MS fair to charge upo,,
my one OF those Democrats lhat l,e Yhs Gil.
Raged while IN New Orleans In manipit!at,
Ing evidence" rs 1t was In MIR. Hendricks To
brlng such charge agalnst Con. Garfield.
In fact there would bo more warrant for
that kind Of charge against 4 Democrat, Il,
view OF tho revelations subsequently made
through tho Tilden. cipher dispatches, than
against. any Republican who car bo nnmed.
That Gen. Garfield wns aftcrwhrd chosen rs
ono of tho representatives of tho Republican
party on tho Electoral Commission was pccul-
larry appropriate, In view Of tho fact that he
had become familiar with tie Democratic
frauds in ono OF TIC principal States In dis
pute.
Air. Hendricks futile effort to revive MI
Issue which became obsolete The moment tho
Democrats refused to give either himself or
Afr. 1fldon u place on this years Prcsilen-
tfal ticket l,as acted like q boomerang. It
Inns damaged Mr.. Hendricks much moro
seriously than ho llas succeeded In damaging
anybody else. Meanwhile his recent attack
upon Gen. Gartield's character may be best
answered Iii this particular case by quoting
whit Hendricks himself said of Garfield be-
foro the latter's nomination. II will tell
your said Hendricks, "whom l think tho
Republicans should nominate, and whom
consider tholr strongest 1nan; ho Is a true
man, a man OF principle. MI honest man, aud
would make n good President for us NIL.
Personally l consider him tho best man you
, 1880-09-10
TEE SUPERIORITY OF TIE CHICAGO

Tho news canie from the Stock. .Yurds TINT
. largo numbes OF hogs had arrived from
Qhiqt .Ipa!4na, and Michigan. Thoy hayo
beelsconltns<hqtp, !n considerable numbers
for few weeks Hast. pnd ths supply Is in.
oreaslng. Thoy a.c 4tEacted hlt4er by the
fact that bctter rriceA can DO obtained In
Chicago thau In tho cities further cast, tic
cost OF transportation being taken into ae-
count In both cases. No ono supposcs that
tho owners would ba toollsl, 'e.,ougI, to sulld
them hero Just tdr tha fun OF tho thing; mud
the t!ay has long since passed when tltp ship
mont of livestock 10 this city was MI expert
uient People now know beforehand Just
whit thVy arc solhS 10 do. except ths gcne..
al!y slight daily fluctuations Ut tue market!
aud thsy send thu hugs here lecsnise tllsy
vii! renllze at least "a muck> :faaaay In Till
cago Us elsewhere. =
All through tho months between scptc,i,-
bcr, ls'0. and June, 1850. TIC turnlers of thu
Great Northwest were sending their wheat
to Chicago, trota and past plaees which have
Ut time, claimed fur themselves the ttais OF
t'loso sections. They shipped wheat past
Allwaukee " thls city at sucl. rato that the
receipts Of wheat Ut Auwaukeo during ths
, 1880-09-10
THE PRIMARY MEETINGS,

THE Tl''nuNE desires nRain to direct tho
Intention or tho Republican voters to tho
Conversational primaries whlcl, aro to bo
Held III al! three Of the Chicago districts TO-
morrow. II tho voters will regard tho duty
OF going to tho primaries md expressing
their proforenco for candidates as equally
Imperative with their duty to vote on olec-
tlott!ay. II ~ curtain That conventions will be
hppointod tint Will respect the Obvious
wishes of tlfo majority Of tho party. II not,
tqoii IT. will DO easy fof any clique TINT Inns
Undertaken 70 control tho nomination III any
ono of tho districts to carry their point, de-
.foat tho popular Will, and contribute to pos
s'olo DcmoerntIc success In Republican dis
tF'cts. All this Is trio III general way md
NJ ail times' Dut 1t mas 4 special slRnificanco
at tnia t'me because 1t Is generally undor-
STOOD that, IN the First District ns least,
certain Influences havo been ut work
Tor long tilno 10 procure tho noml-
nation Of a candldato whom tho people,
OF their own motion, would never think OF
elevat'ng to tho distinction OF Congressional
honofs. II is hl1liod, too, that III both tho
olaer uistr1cis advantage n'ny be taken Of
popular lhaliferoneo TO exclude from all
, 1880-09-10
GARFIELD AND HENDH{OKH.

Mr.. Hendricks has sought tn attr,lct some
attention to himself by attacking Gen. Gar
field OH account Of the latter's presence at
Now Orleans pending the controversy over
the count Of the Louisiana vote III 1870. In
the first speecll delivered u. Indiana during
the prcsent campaign, Mr.. Hendricks made
tho following statement: "Gartlelu had
charge Of the returns In West Fellciann
Parish. As agent for his party he
helped to make returns bu manipulating
cDtdcncc." The indianapolis Journal at tho
time denounced tll!s statement US falsc,
willis admitting TINT 1t would make Con.
Garfield infamous 1t 1t were true, But It
also said that such statement would render
1londrfoks infamous II 1t wero not true, and
called upon hin to produce evidence to sub
stantlata bis chasgc, Mr.. Hendricks pre-
tended to do this in q speech delivered at
indianapolis tho other evening, but tho
Journal has exposed his provastcation and
Misrepresentation BY showing that Hendricks
has not reiterated his original charge, but
rcstatetl tho oaso In the following terms:
charE9 that ha occupied aa Innar room of tho
Custom. fi9uso, aSsigned tn him anA to him
naota, and In that rom ho saw witnesses, black
n',tt white, ut lsouistann, and ho ounyessed with
.nn'ts out satisfactory 70 him. ho .Kgcated H..
tSsrosntorios that should be put 20 theMi md
s ,h4t Msa hosn 9 as saa po
hEuttlat tho men that wcru cIcted.
Tits second statclnent ls certainly worry
different ono from tho first, It has mono OF
the sting contained In tho charge TINT Gen.
Gnrflold WIS engaged In manipulating ey!-
deuce" 1t Is norely NIL assertion that Gen.
Garfield did ut Now Orleans whnt Con.
Grant drHltetl him and others to uo~-ylz
, 1880-09-10

INSPECTOR DELANEY was elected President
Of tho Chicaxo Doarti Ut Education Inst evening
on tlc sixth batot. Mr. Gcorgc Armstrong, OF tho
Inter- otea' was elected vIco.rresident by a
unanimous vote. AN attempt was 1natao by
some Ut tho Dctnocr1ItIo members 10 elect Mr..
Wines, nn dx-Rebol soldier, lis Attorney Of tho
1sour1l, but C0l. nicaby, bravo Union so.llcr,
who carries nany buItct-wounhs received Of
tho hands Of tho comrades OF Mr. Wines, was
rctlcctcd.-recosyiug u votes to for his op-
ponont- Inspector Delaney, tho new President,
Is very respectable tatr-mindoti gentleman,
who bias tho confidence or his colleagues on tho
lsoartl. and who will doubtless give satisfaction
as presiding nllioor.
, 1880-09-10


IT In announced tha& tile naval douonstra-
doA aEatnst Turkey, or s.lhor against tho Al.
bRniaus, will 10 lIttlo morn than moro holiday
pnradc. No troopa Will DO landed, aud tho
French portion Of tho hoot will Withdraw In
n'edlascly that tho iaft shot ia fred. Tho ut
most e1tcnt to which hostLtittoa will bo carried by
any portion of thu tlfut will To to bompar.l
Dulclgno; hut Us tho Albnntanx havo thruatonpl
70 lnurn That town rathor thn1 cc,ta II, It doea
sccln na II 1t would hAvo little eject on that
peculiarly turbulent peopts. IN tho n,eaut{u,e,
tho Eastern question Ia uasun,iu9 rnuny nuw
phnsca. ltUsslA Ia b. no means pleased Mt the
rutnorcd Auatro. 0ermanIc- lloulnan!un alliance;
Bulgafla IL rep0rtod to bU propar!ng to dcclart,
lts cotnp!eta Independence Of Turkey aud AlI
other Powers; whilo tho Aru,enlanA arc said to
ho IN open rcYolt againat the Turkah authorf-
tics. Only tho deullse OF tho "Htck Man" and
a parccltna out Of hls effects will oyos s0ttle tho
Etstoiu dhculty,- ,-that ia, II 1t eau 10 &ettlod ut
all. . ...'-"
, 1880-09-10

SOME mhuman wretu|lcs removed q rail-
from tho track Of tho Ut. Loua & indianapolis
Road a,Nut four miles west Of Tetrq t[aute
Wednesday night. As tho cast.b bound passenger
train cat',c aiong nbout hatf.pnst ycstustlny
IhosntnE. tho hagga9e and smoking earn vere
thrown nH and bnd,y wrcoksd several rnsscn.
gers In thu snok Ing. car wero seriously Injured,
md Sfr, feosRe Morris, tho conductor. WIS In.
stantly Killed. Tho plnco whore tho aculdcnt
occurred hns been tho scene Of sovcr7li sl,nltnr
ones during tho inst foltr ycars. Tho n,iscrrauts
who removed tho rail- arc not kuowii, anu no
cluw has yet bcou pbtallluI which may lead to
tblir IfRcovrtY.
, 1880-09-10

GEH.GANF1EID attended tho Northern Ohio
FnlT ut Cleveland yostcrdny, and. in response to
repeated calls. delivered an eloquent address on
tho relation Of tho cities to the rural dstrtcta.
lie deplorod tho fact that tho census returns
showed creator Increase tr tho population OF
tho ctics hlil In tho country. lIe held that the
great majority Of tho most omtnoi,t men Of tho
world wore born In tho country. The country
llfc, he snli, was moro favorable to intellectual
and physlcat development than city life, md he
ndvsed ooscr aild moro Intimate relations be.
tween both, 30 TINT tho vigor and jorce bogot.
ten OF country lifo might bc tempered by tho rc-
flung lntsuencos Of tho city.
, 1880-09-10

CARDINAL. GutH1s,sr, Of l'aris, Inns beer
empowered by most OF tho religious congrcgn-
taons Of frhnce to nntify tho French Govern.
inont of thoir lntontfnn' to ncccpt tho Dc Rrcy-
csnrt.Vatioan compromise letter. 1t Ia now
,,ndorstood TINT nIl shS couase4atlons ara satts-
fed ut tho now arrangement. 1t tines not seem
m assured faet,' however, that tho French, Cab.
inet will r,iilf7 tho aRrooment. prcmtur DO Frey.
et1iet and President Grdvy aro represented na
strongly fnvorinX tho compromise, but Gatppot.
ia Ia tho lcadHr Of q powerful party which Is op-
trAnt1 thorota
, 1880-09-10

NOTWITHSTANDING tho efforts OF Cltu{r-
mau l}arnu1n md tho Democratic National
Committee, tho diferouccs botwecn tho Dclno-
crafts and lsoadjustors Of Vryin!n hayc nut yet
boetl scttlcd; indeed, thoEo Is not tho slightest
prospect thut they will c. Tho lsecoritr, u Demu-
cr7tio papur published ut fredericksburg, III tho
Commonwealth Of Ylr9Inln, Us the Democrats
like tu cnlt It. h.1s COMO out In support Ut tho
Kcat1justos Elccterul and Congressional ticket,
Its odttor bclsoycs that by supporting that
ticket hc docs 1nnst sorvlco tn Hancock
md the National Democratic party, US tteru
sce1ns to be no douht now that tho ltcalijustora
vii! pull larger vote than tho Don,ocrpts,
Tharo Ia every rcason to bciovo that tho lsupuh-
licans vii! poll \ lArgor vote than etthor. re-
publicans ar0 being nominated for CDnYrras In
I'LL tho districts. aud 1t Is probable tlat Mr. Jor-
aellaon will not III solitary Kopubuan In tho
next Congressional delegation from Vlrgnta. as
ho is In tho pscso,t QUO
, 1880-09-10

PRESIDENT HAYES afld party arrived in
Emu Franr'sco lust ovcnlnF, Alid wcro cordially
welcomed by the poople Of that city. They had
been previously tcr,dcred u brilliant reception
by the pool'lo nf Oakland, ind were onthusaa-
rlcally greeted at every station aioug tho route
Detweau tho twu pltice,
, 1880-09-10

Thero Ia MI excellent opportunity while tho
feet of tho allied Powers Is maneuverlng oil
the Albanian coast, tor IN American fleet of
vessels to takO position OF tho Sultan's Pnl-
nce In Col,stantln0plo and blow 1t Into film
slefs II instant repatriation ls not matlo for tho
infa1nously brutal murder Ut the American
missionary, tho llov. Mr.. Parsons. Tho cir
cun,stancea OF tho murder are so atrocfous,
ntld tho action OF tho Turkish Government so
1nalEc1ously unjust, thnt our own Governs
1nent should not hesitate to demand not only
the punishment Of tho nurdorers, but tho
fullest measures Of security for other Amerl-
ems in Turkey whose lives nrc Imperlled. II
tho tlonand is not compiled with Instantly,
then our Government should proceed to CO.
orcive measures at once, without tic for
mality Of my diplomatic negotiations, or tho
toleration Of tho procrastlnauons, hagylings,
md promises In Which tho Turks nro 80 pro-
ticient.
Mr. Henry O. Dwight, missionary re-
Gently returned from Turkey, Inns contrib
uted q statement Of the circumstances at-
tending Afr. parsons' murder to tho New
York Tribune, and also sots forth some
cogont rcasona why the Government should
interfere II. this case. It appears from this
statement TINT Mr.. Parsons had lived for
twenty-five years at tile village Of Daghehc-
jnk, in Asia Minor, near the Gulf OF NIco-
media. On tho 28tl Of July, while travelling,
ho was oyertakon by hight about fifteen
miles from home, and, with his nat!yo attend
ant camped OH the hills. While they wero
ns!eep somo TurcomaMs passed that way anll
deliberately killed md thuu robbed them.
MI j1-n ali nf1 FL, -
, 1880-09-10

THE gross earnings Of tlIrty-slx leading
railroads of thts country for August wero Stg,-
077,t5s. being m incroaso uf *3,Bv7, IL. uyor tho
enr'l!tgs for August, 1870. For tho cight months
ending Aug. u, tic earnings OF thirty-eno ro,!tls,
including the New York CcnsraI, tho Northwest
cril. tho Milwaukee s Ut. Paul, tho Wabush, tho
Centr1si rnoitic. tho 1t. Louis i Irou Mountaln,
etc.. wesu STU, ,Gsl 53S. being gain Of ga sl. .s9!
over tho oaFnlngs for tho corresponding purlot,
Of lust year. IIad thu earnings OF such roada iii
the baltimore s. Ohio. tho Pennsylvania Central,
tho l.akc Shore. tho Michigan Central, and tho
Union Phe!no been included, tue tutul would bc
much larger ind tho rate ror cont Of ii,cre,.se
wonld bo tnuch higher Tho showing ia very I'm.
portant md gratifying. us 1t indlcu.ea remark.
ablo activity In eyory branch Of industry, al,d
Increased prosperity overywhere-
, 1880-09-10

TIE CHICAGO TntnGhE has established branch
Offices Tor tho receipt nj subscriptions and advorusa-
menla ~ follows:
NEW YOKK-ttoom y Tribune building. y.T. Nc
FAhDES, Manager,
GLASGOW. acotlRhd-Allans American News
\ Agency, ST Hennetd.sk.
LONDON. t:ny.-Amorlcan Exchange. AW Strand.
uLSHf +. Uitf.lG, AHunt.,
WASHINGTON. H. C.--13io + stfoot.
, 1880-09-10

TstH various railroads passing through the
state of Colorado hAve bcea adding largo exsc,..
alons to their Haoks thfs yoar. hareby oo1,uees.
ing tho anatn !Incs With tho now mining towns
Truck'laylng there has given employmcul 10
thousands Of men from tho Enatert Htatos aud
CauRda, but many Ut tho iaboruss become 80
possesscd OF tho mining fever that they quit and
take to tho dlGKIngs Tho ulon are pnld fro1a
el.f6 " s2sD PR day, Rnd yet tho pes,vos d Ito
Grande u represented A. wanting VI Icast 1000
more bands,
, 1880-09-10

THE frequency Of divorce in solno Of the
Western Htates Of the Union has boon d tholns
for fecbs 1estinx In tho English papers for many
yenFsi yet the records os tho Londou Divorce
Court irself arc not 50 1lattertnx. Atogethor, as
ulAny as 8@ causes wcsv bstyre the Judge iu ono
, 1880-09-10

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. u. Il. A. NJ.
su.cMl convocrtlon thls tFt!dey> .e!entug, ~ Io
III cur,tnnlons cvItni,y ii,yitei III urtur Of tu
u. r. CIlAS, II, WRIGHT, epcretAry.
, 1880-09-10

l.. II. FI.EcliE7.rE, tho French Canadian
poet, hns bcen crowned by tho 4tcadclny. Tho
1iiorlt OF tho achievement is heightened by tho
fact that this is tho frat Instnnec in which com.
petition for tho Montynn prize has been thrnwn
open To otlors tbnn Frnnehmc,,, nud 1t wns done
FOR tho express purpose Of admitting S1r. Ere
Ghetto, whose writings had ulrcady attracted tho
attention Of tho Academy. THO Montreal VII
1stts says: "Tho faut that he Is Of French
ortglt. aud has written tn tho lauglingo Of 1au,.
nrtino md HusslIct rnther cI,hanccs tho honor
whIct, his triumph hss brought upon tho Cann.
tlan hume, ns D1tonlng 1t In quarters whore tho
re'lown Of IN EnRtfsh nnth0r would nuvnr hato
penctrntcl. We can assairo Mr.. Frcchottp Of tho
slncerc congratulations OF his follow country
men or English origin. AL OF thcm who k,lnw
Tie fneta havo long acknowledged tuat tho
Frunch- Canadians hIvo surpassed them in tho
realms Of polite litcrnturc md those who hnyo
not done 50 must b0 convinced by this algual
triumph"
, 1880-09-10

THE Vermont plan and the Alabama plan
arc " far Asupdos ua the 1atitudo OF tho COUNTY,
Will permit, =
, 1880-09-10

a JuDIcl0us young Democrat FROM 'lf-
gnEa advises his frlonds to risk thor money Oh
tho auceess Of the Republican Electoral tlckes'a
TINT Etafc fhia fnli.
, 1880-09-10
THE COST OF ELEcrma HANCOCK.


We give statement Of some OF the Souttl-
ern claims now pondlng before Congress, md
which await only the election Of Hancock to
bo paid by appropriations. These claims
have all been before the Court Of Claims aud
rejected, aud were then presented to Con-
Rress with tho amounts largely increased.
We glyo fow specimens, with the comments
Of the Cincinnati Commercial:
Claim No. o107. tl,efore tho Clntms Commits
siongrs md dlaalowcd.l Jan: IL, 1Bib Netosre1
tu tho Committee on War Claims, and ordered
printed. Mario +. Evans, Ut Ortelns Parish,
lOutsian4. Tota1 amount clalmctl In 1rigtuul
petition. G!: In amended petition, $l05151.
Hero nro specifcatlDn8: -.
No. 1-8as hoRshends centrifugal su9ns of aver.
crng0 weight nf ,Ntj poiiisls net rcF iInR1-
hnad. besux l.Via,aU p0nnts, NJ :a cunts tor
No Ga;rais sadsn aiip in1a.sssj, Il u
Eh}lonn pot batr1a naksnH lHuO Rullohs, a.
ri PIT. Pef Eado s A0
per bnrre making tlU aulipns, at sl......... :ou
Nj. a-lup empty tasrels, ut tR...+.....,,s.u.. 3uu
NJ. 4-3 cords OF dry VOID, ut tta...........,. 1al
No. tt ninlDH, Mt iIAU
No. 8-la wa9uns. nt el6. 22n
No. I-1caTts vt 25
No. R-3drn ut rs
NJ. t-3 4ua- -fAnk4 ttfcn}t Nt $1p I'LL
Ne. i,nslsels cotn o. eatl. u :..".. 2a0
p1
No. 3-s larrUu brandy at ttso....,....,....., 2UU
, 1880-09-10

THE Fourth md tho Eighteenth Wards
Wero "actlvo" last night. When they are
stirred up thpre Is bustnoss on hand.
, 1880-09-10

GAnRtELD's best lnRxlln Is: Moth lng sue
goods Ike ,sucu0ss. liz bus never beGn beaten
tu al election.
, 1880-09-10

TIE steamer Thanesnorc, from Baltimore
Tor Liverpool, lost 10 bead Of cattle Ia hcr lust
trip acros3.
, 1880-09-10

SENATOR JONAS, nf Louisiana, las gono
to join tho company nf tho ble ssetl, n,etnphor-
lcal,y speaking, III which Tho ilust conspicuous
iimlvltllhls ut present nrc Wadc Ilnmpton and
1lcitzhooyor OF Pennsylvania Jonls speech Mt
tho Democratic clhm-bako In thole Island md
his own rccord III tho Congressional Rccn,si do
, 1880-09-10

JxIBRRsox DAVIS has reccntiy sold ehat
ho a9eau't "teal ltko glosltylug Hancock !of
, 1880-09-10
rne w...u..s..~

ENr0BIts0Hs
Lake Front, opposite Adams street, Day and
evening.
, 1880-09-10

Clark atrcet, bc.wrcn't.ake and Mando1ph. EnEnse-
" entertainment.
, 1880-09-10

Grand 0Ncrn.TtouAcs
Clark stropt botwecn IlunIOIph md WnehlnGton,
Engagement Of tho lluey ind lInrdie Combination
"a Child uf the Hiatc.'
, 1880-09-10


Dearborn street. curs,or nf Munrne, EngaGement
of A. II. pnInief'a uniun-bGuAro Theatre Company.
"Jed AsttHJ.h
, 1880-09-10

ABOUT S5OO.o09 worth Of gold bullion was
purchased III Loalun yesterday far shipment to
EnW York.
, 1880-09-10


Randolph street., bgtweon Clark hnd fa anl1o. En'
fragment OF AugRtu MttehctL "leaFl OF savoy."
, 1880-09-10

Tho whole number Of onfcslcrAtes Il, Con
gross Is =; their nvcrugo nac Is ovcr 10 years
Tho "boys" Senator Jon9s WIS speaking oi hayt
rot yet como to tho frunt+