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New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE CIRCUS At THE AQUARIUM.
.rrTiE FISHES Not THE ONLY ATTRACTIONS


trrT!E FISHES Not THE ONLY AIrRACIioN-A
TALK wlTu THE PROPRIETOR.
"Full! No sea;s!!" was the announcements wmch
scores Of persons when they tried To enter Vle
Aouarinm last evening. when the first perform
nnce of the Imperial Partisan Circus was gwen
Long before o'clock every seat III the house was
tfken and many stood mp through the whole enter
tainmcmt The bill wCa the pT0prie' 0Is' Robert
sticine;, Frn,is Melville and John ". Hamilton,
arranged Tor the first evening TaS varied. mere
was lun FOR the children aS we'll rs iortheir mothels
and fathers. A band perched up in convenient
loft supplied the music while tho horses pranceo
arosuG tAc ring There were sixteen members on
the programme Among the performances WAS the
horseback riding of William Gorman. Robert stick
ncv, Miss Pauline Ice, VINO performed divers ieatS
,f,u0r,,no while riding bareback. Mis- Viola fiv-
ars MISS Annie Carroll. and Francis MeViie.
Amusement was also offered bE me i,cf, NJ
dogs. which found great favor vita the it'lo I"lE''
snd bv tn. cl0wua who CRACKED their Jokes ~ 'uc
lxocnsc of tie lins master with their customary
In ihe course of the evening Charles Reichc. The
proprietor oi the Aquarium. gave to IMBONt
reporter some tlcts IN regard 10 me aq a,t' ~
ain Berlin. Ha,nburr and in London. But nowh@r"
have thev such y variety rs have here In brilh
lie aquar...n Is owned ly stock company. II +
ncrttii Il =, i1at on descend. into collar.
where the tanks are situated. Ih@ sa't Ni'lc:. ~
'ct fro,, tbp se1 hut has 10 be made artf ally.
Ihl- IS the great advantage which We ~ NeM-f"ih
haycoyerthe rrOpretors of the aqnarunS IN f'rogn.
MANY think that we GET cur salt water ron @ tnt
river. On the contrary, in order to get
tine pure salt water we 90 twenlY-h{r
miles below Srnly Hook Thus we can keep the
Gae.t specimens Of sea fish IN our tanks. lIe
longer We keep tie water tbe hctt"f II ls lner, J.
mofr self vater 10 HAT big tanl, than thcre i'm a'l
of fhe tanks in 3 Ilin aut Nsa.Hurg: The Hcril
Aquarium has a good collection of snakes aH"
BIRDS
IN Hamburg the aquarium is a Part of the z 90
loacal Gardens hut 10 viii no hold more tuln
- or 100 ueoplo The Berlin AqH'num WI n"l
accommodate more tnan n lev hundred NiSi. IL.
Ir Furope even q corporation secure gro1Hr Tor
an aquarium free Of rent. By giving hem Ian lre"
ii rent the Stltes e.ccUr1go such cnt,' rvs Sc
Believing that IN good harts co irc'lon>
Of fishes and hlT's are N9inabn as e.
ncators Of the people They have 10 facilities Z
Keeping whales or other large f-h. Oncr J SENT =
whale To London. Tae people thea had no i"ea
that | expected him 10 arrive alive, aHd So maze I'D
preparation for rim. He arrived ail right, However
and If lie hain't been OBLIGED O Waii a oaV OF ~"
whie tank was being prepared. he would nave
kytd for months. But il was De d ell o'i'
they conl. get HIN into water. ne London
AO lariun is owned by company 30 lar a' 1
know. no aquarium except THIS one s o|ne@ oF on,
Ian. This aquarium is as good as schoos-ro"s'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ESCAPES.

Soon aftor tho escape Of The prIs0ncrs Dom Lud-
low Street jail in Novemb ber, Sheriff Reilly made
m urgent request to the authorities that tie Jail be
made more secure Since Sheriff BOwe came INTO
Office he also has been urgent III representing that
something should be done. He has been promised
that the needed alterations sLall he madc. Tie
brick wall at the rear of the prlson-yard Is 10 be
built ten feet higher. II will be faced with sheet
Iron 10 prevent climbing up or tunnellng throIgh
IT, The cell doors arc 10 Sc strengthened by having
IRON lattice-WOrk instead Of plain iron bars and
they VIII be further secured by heavy iron bar
aud f1Alened with a nad lock.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
THE yOORnIs INVESTIGATION BEGUN.

Tie examination into the affairs OF Congressman
Voorhis was begun at the Mansion House, Hacken-
sack, Yesterday, before Master in Chanccry John A..
Blair. Mr.. Scudder appeared for the receiver. ex-
Congres ssman Hardenberg. A. ID. Browcr, the cash
ier of the First National Bank, was examined
briefly his testimony being used to prove the sigma
tures and Endorsements OF the notes held by the
bank He testified also in regard to the bonds he'll
by the bank as securities for notes on which II had
advanced money. Similar proof was offered in re-
gard TO the CLAIMS of the Hackensack Savings Bank.
The my estigation was adjourned until January q,
at the First National Bank
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
STATEN ISLAND PRIMARIES.

The new Republican General Committee OF Rich
mond County Is. H. met yesterday afternoon at
Tompknsville, and organized itself by the re-
election of DE Witt Stafford as chairman and John
Waters, IT,, as secretary. Benjamin A. Hicks. Of
the State Republican Conmittce. was present and
In Northfield Castleton, Middetown, and South
fielf was Fixed for saturday, January 81, and that
of the town conventions for the following Wednes.
day February a. Westfield will follow its usual
custom OF holding a Republican mass-meetng, Ill
lieu OF both primaries and town convention; After
fixing the places for holding the various primaries
from Tompkinsvlle to the Vanderbilt House,
Clifton.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
HIGHER VALUATION OF REAL ESTATE.

lAIGE INCPEA>E IS TIE TWELFTH AND NINE-
TENTH WARDS
The assessed valuation of the real estate in the
yanous wards in this city has been completed, and
yesterday the tax books were opened 70 the public
Tor revision. There has been an increased valua-
ton in all the wards notably 50 in the Twelfth and
Nineteenth The accompanying table shows the
assessed valuation Of real estate In the several
warts. and the increase IN valuation as compared
with last year
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

his bedroom lie was discovered by his son, who
had seen him III his usual health at 0ciock sun @
dav evening. Mr.. PTObst MUSICIAN, ana nau
seen service in the regular army. both in Germany
and in this country. He received a pension IRON
tic German Government. lie dyed with a son ahH
ent for some time. and about year and hait ago
Jumped into the river at the foot OF Doyer-st. new
York. SIX months ago he Threatened 10 cut HIS
throat. His health was not good.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
A MARKED DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.

A MARKED DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS.
sharp decline in breadstuffs occurred yesterday
1t is attributed TO the report of large storage of
grain in Chicago, which has filled every storehouse
and elevator to it's utmost capacity. The decline
from the closing prices on Saturday was from 10 to
90 cents on flour on wheat from . 10 2i2 cents
corn IL cent aud oats from TO ] 10 cents a bushc.
Merchants say that there 10 no market for grain and
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the back stoop of his fathers house, fell on his
head Yesterday and received probably fatal Injuries.

the back sfoop of his fathers house. fell on his
head yesterday and received probably fatal injuries
b .YONNE CIrY-A fire broke cut under the floor
ing of the house OF Henry lden, at Mapie-st. and
Avcnue-A Bayonnc City, at 2 a. ~. Yesterday. iAe
family was aroused by the cries OF tao b@by, when
the flames were discovered and extingusheI.
ELlzABETH.-Dan Freeman, aged siXty-nine,
widow cOOred. died on Saturday ar 4. 10. or pneu-
MONA. At the same hour of the same day her
brother. Charles Thompson, OF ROselle died 9t Ihe
same disease. On Sunday double funeral was
held.
GUTTEVB -RG.-Tbe Board of Underwriters Of
NcW-York City. has offered a reward nj 5000 ior
the aro3 3t aud c)nVictiOa OF the nccndiarN VINO set
fire TO the house If John ReardOn. N Sevenih-s
Gutenberg. on September 2o, 1879, When the
b.ildiug WIS destroyed by ire. Il Was insured Tor
$3, 900 II the St. Nicholas Fire Insurance Company
LONG ISLAND.
DUrCn KuIs j ,mes MishQcl. arrested on Satur-
day at Dltrh Kills .og assaultug his mother witn
q miclfork WIS Yesterday rcinandcd O. ~ OY JUS
tice Dcichanty. OwnglD hCI injuries, W"ich ! -
feare, may prove fatal, she is unable to appear
against him.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICnM ,ND.-Tac Supervisors have appointed
committee to g.s.t the yarl0Is syluus IN te cCuH-
~ 10 dis over Whotncy tIere are not certain pi-
tcnts confined therein whom the county - net
legally bound to supp IT. and, II so, to dIschafge
th'!n.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
LEASE OF TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
TATAL JUMP AFTER A TERRYBONT.

Christopher Reinhardi, twcnty-ioar wears of aye,
Of Greenpoint jumped al;cF the G:15 a. M. boat on
tie Thrty-four;h-et. ferry Yesterday. The hDGt
was about ten icct from the bridge and he struck
the stern with ri. hscra. killing hIm INSTANTLY llIs
body Wi.eu 10 fell !utO tine water ciu not SINK ana
was recovered i'm a few moGc;t5 alter.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

most of the sales yesterday were on speculalive az
count Orders for export are scarce. 70 ccI,u
fry - nearly 400 coo, 600 bushels, aud 4.OUU'ooV
bnshels n week could he spared for export.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
ADDRESSES on TIE UORLDS FAIR.

President Jewett, of Erie, will preside at the
Worlds Fair meeting IN Cnckerng Hall tomorrow
evening aud addresses will be made by Senator WY
dom General Hawey, Judge Dillon. and Aiger3on :.
HuliiyaE.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
SHIP MERCHANTS ANNUAL MEETING.

Tic annual meeting Of the Maritime Association
wa. held Yesterday, when officers for tie ensuing
year were elected and the retiring officers read their
reports. President Elwcll referred TO the gIowlng
necessity for general exchange in the city to com
bine the features of all the present exchanges and
commercial organizations He also suggested that
e Committee on Pilotage Abuses use It's efforts to
secure the necessary legislation to enable the asso-
citation to manage not only the piotage Of the port.
but other departments equally III need of attention.
1t was shown by the annual reports that the mem
pership had increased per cent the expenses 10
per cent and the receipts % per cent.
The text of a bill to bo brought before Congress,
to amend the navigation laws requiring the payment
of three months extra wages to seamen discharged
in foreign ports, 10 limit such payment to cases
of Sickness physical disability, the improper treat
Eeut of seamen or in the event of the sale OF the
vessel was approved A resolution was adopted urg-
ing the Governor to consider the sanitary Interests
of the port by retaining IN Office Health Officer Van
derpocl. The following officers were elected: {. L.
Elwell president; Charles X. Flint. vicc-prcsdcnt
Albert II. Brown, treasurer; L. w. HOughtOn. Sec
retary. and twcnty-one directors.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
LONG IsLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.
MARINE INThLLIGENCE.
uINIAIrnE ALAfANA,

sunii.,,.. 7.3 sun se.,.... . Ho'l fa't sn. 5ls
aisH WATER rJ-aAf-.. w.
-aidy l1oE.. S.tj COX siti l.. ct1 -e.. GAO II1o
-,.u NArE. rJ-DAI--'. =.
Hook 900 Gov I>tul- 9i0i e" t'' ----. li5o
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HOME NEWS.
nnn.,,.r.I An,fyAf.s

rPOHiNTS ARtyA AfS
Uigd,or Hotl-Fx-GOverGOr Alexander H. klcr
NJ lse Is Judge George r. POnsiook ana p B Ju,
son OF syracuse AMI exSc iator lheo lore w. fHyiVy'
,riurn y Y.... Sfur'sraHf HOfs'krar Admiral & =
og%s T. = N and General benjamin Aly0rd a. = 49,
=, Njcbofas T0'si-OvernOr Eedheid Proctor OF erhon
and ok Con or, sspan r. H OF Aurora y. n'-'-.
Jrsrooyf IfoUsc-General Nelson A.. Miles u :
Jgtgls Ho'ei--x- -cnator J. West. Louisiana f Hh
r,Y H3'ef-Con FRESHMAN William lOunsDery, ~ lhEs'Vn
N AibemGric H,fei-Iulge Sathaniei Shlpudn, oi
Uerfford M drfau' If3tsi-F Cor on Dexter oi DOS
Ton - Vefyoe0fffca H0'c-EdwGrd tlaXton. ot ihlaio-
MI H.. Ncic- York Hoi,l-Bsnlamn stalk OF Nc"-l4""oN
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Amount
Wards Assessed. Increase.

The total assessment for 1879 amounted 20
S0Isl33,lS0: for the present year it is
soiG,52G, $50; increase, $2S,393. 40.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

HYATTS Life Balsam.-The old family
medicine; radical lor theumatism Flstula. Sci0
Grand st.E.Y Pamrhlct great free mail
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
MASKS AT THE ACADEMY.
THE BALL OF THE ORPHE0N FRANChs MANI WI
THE INTENDED FEATURES FAiLURfs'

THE RAIL- OF TIE ORPuEON FRANCAIS MANY VI
THE INTENDED FEATURES FAiLURFs'
Tho second of the masked balls of this season
that of the Orph6on Francais, given last
evening NJ the Academy of Music-was not
strikInpIv successful. Financially the resuis
could not have been gratifying, for oo'-
tle Of wine was given away win each -
ticket ad ittirg gentleman ana laIy; 10 ne S,i1
the W inc was not good, ana rs the h4il We " -:
blC intended largely 20 advertise H. the result III
this respect NAV have been satisfactory. ne M He.
siqn of the advertisement was 50 transparent 'ha
il deceived no one. ,,,. .,,,otior
,rith sonc, were decilcd failures ana were made
rid,ruIors bv the confusion which resulted from
the iucic.ency Of major sOlno' VINO uu hpt @ s.oni
10 know that line march SphIu lioi st'Il oi"H'
,rofhcr on fhe same level The design OF the po-
" .,n, cculd moi he guc sed at even, the ceremony
was nriutelligabc, and The tableaus conid not oe
distinguished. ,..., .. Aha d,1,noo,io,
or dressing OF characters There was an i''i'e.lin
mate crowd nf toe 0Tdnal, natouaiitlrsl cos. u'
and the ladies' appeared ~ the ordinary sNp'y' pfs
ant and iAc 1Ic,-s II IS singui'f tn1' no "''e,np
H. ,na'e at balls uf .hs character 10 pH-
trlv wrl!-known local char1rt"rs or 70 repro
ducc IN costume az least, the characlet "i me
stag, at the time 3ttrcung pupHc a,i.Hll"l
o {" Nodel N.or-.5cneIai or n I'ildt. AiHS "a
pefzance - would have becu ? grateful r'lci. i q
late hour of the evening tie ball was ol s0n"Whft
hoi,terouS character, and fc w'n" ioom Whtie iioe
wine circulated, was ap'nd'n"i'uh' H.
LEASE or TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
lcas, of tia Fifth Avenue Theatre To Colonel j.
II. Hayerly. the Ncll-lnown manager. was executed
Yesterday. Il dates from September /, 1850, and 's
fora lone torn. Colonel llgveily intends 10 use l.
ae a star thc1fr" aul. among otHcI Atlracl MS,
pfarosr srs 10 bring out one or more E.rUab opera
companies next season. ne WI Icialh ir pres
EtNrriVS Theatre. ia Fouriccnih-S'., tine tease oI
,yi,frH sitil has three and a half year, 10 run.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
Announcements. /

Alabaster is scarcely more Immaculate than
the complexion hCautihrd with GfEN'S SULPHUR SOAR
HILLS HAIR AID WhrKTg DYE Black or Brown, 5Oc.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
r. r. =.
RadWav's Ready Relief.

USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CEN / BOT TILE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS ASD PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS Or f; Eri;;
DEMICS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
III NnNFD DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICiNES OK MEDICAL ArrEN DANCE. - .. . =,
TIIE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF - AZ.
Piled ENCERNALLH-0R TAKEN IN FLtN ~ 20 20
CORDING TO DTREC1IONS-PAIN, FROM NiiAtbN r."
CAUSE CEASES TO EXIST. ,.., o,,,
in al ca es where pain discomfort is exrertenced 3
srlye,, with Influenza Dphtheria, Throat Nunls ~
Coughs noarseness Bilious Cole Inflammation OF a' byNs,
stomach Lungs Liver Kidneys, or with Cr1dp q hs ,s
md Agle or with Neralga eaache, Tie Do0-enX, iol1n
ache Earachc. with Lumbago Pain ~ the 3aSk or & %
with DlarThuSl, Cholera NorhGs, OF pfsentt1
win Burns, Scals or Bruises chi blaln- Ffs, ~ d.
with Srai Cramp Spasgs the ap 'licatDa OF nnD
WAYS READY RELIEF will ouroyou Ot the woio''t Ues
complaints In q rev nOIrI
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
A GERMAN MUSICIAN HANGS HIMSELF.

Henry Probst, age ffty-Gvc. living at No. 173
Ewen-st.. BROOKLYN, was found yesterday morning
IA have hanged himself from hook In the wall Of
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
P.iSSEYGERS 4GFIYED.

FROM UAN8URG--RY STEAMSHIP GcLLEEr
VIII ffr and Nr.. ~troefhl lnn. carl Peters. y. IL
Itr.ol.r Loeb Lou, Gan.3r. MIrtha
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

A SURE REMEDY FOR LUNG DISEASES
And symptoms OF consumption is PHILLIPS "pALAIApIF"
con LIVER IN combination with PHOsPHC rRlINR
Astonishing results All drdgg,ts. Depot Plattst y. y
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

WINCHESTER'S liYPOPIOspHtrgs
VIII cure Consumption Cough'. Brou 'lt1s D,Dlty 70
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

NOW
./o1" Linens.
This week we sell linens be-
low the markct-I05y enough to
make ii a0oyh J0ur aghtIs to
come prepared to buy whatever
you can use, little or much.
Table, o.hs,
D0ye}s.
snsct.ng
IIliow1ncn,
Etc, etc.
Everything is marked in
plain figures. There are no
such prices in the country, have
not been for years we cannot
repeat them.
Hospitals, steamers, hotels,
restaurants, boarding houses,
take notice.
In c-oaks. shawls, cloths,
dress-goods, hosiery, gentle
mems furnishing, boys suits,
and nearly every other line,
certain goods are sold this
week at prices too low to
last long.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
The THREE GRACFS

represented with perfectly developed fcrma-beauy and
tn com Iinrd No oothed man be
ieahy bee digrsOn must be imperfect Use
healthy teeth good digestion aud sodnd BODY. Ioyvo
he three Grares.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

CTRICTUEE, Impotence and Diseases OF tn9
- Ecneratye organs radically alt 'slly crsl HDts
ri snGjtoT. HEN ny A.DANtELSM D,l tLexinS5'iN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

QUEER JoURNALIsM.-The Enterprise has
discovered new way to attack the APPEAL.
1t says all the mean things it can about US
and then corroborates its opinion by writing
something fully as mean and credi.ing it's own
invention to a California exchange. When a
paper steals an editorial from the APPEAL, as
tho Enterprise has done, and then credits its
own ideas to other papers it shows two things.
First, it has such poor opinion of its own
ideas that it steals others in preference, and
when it emanates anything original it is 50
ashamed of its work that it saddles the blame
on some poor California paper hundreds Of
miles away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17
A SOFT MONEY CANDIDATE.

For some time past the country has been
in a vexatious state of doubt regarding the
views of Gen. Hancock on the grave ques-
ton of finance. The following congratulatory
telegram sent to Plaisted, effectively fixes his
soft money status:
Governors Island, N. Y, Sept. ID.
To Hon. Harris NJ Plaisted, Bangor Me.
Accept nv congratulations on the glorious re-
suit Of your campaign. 1t will inspire our
friends with confidence, and strengthen them
in the preliminary battles which remain to be
fought else where, and which need all Of cur
forces.
w. S. HANCOCK.
Plaisted was nominated by the Greenback
party of Maine, and the Democrats unable to
run their ticket--being in a helpless minor
ity-endorsed Plaisted without asking him to
stand on their platform. 1t will be hard
pill for the Democrats to swallow to see Han
cock fawning upon an ex-Republican Con-
gresham who has embraced the heresy of
Greenbackism, and it will be a worse pill for
Hancock, when he makes the discovery that
he has gushed over defeated man. Now
comes letter from Col. Lee Crandall, Sec
rotary of the National Greenba party, to
Hon. W. A. Wallace, Chairman of the Dem
ocratic Committee, of Pennsylvania:
Dear Sir: In behalf of the National
Greenback Labor Party, permit me to ex-
press my qualification at the unsolicited and
magnanimous act of the Democracy OF this
city in celebrating the victory which our
party has gained over the hard money oligar
chy in tho State of Maine, and to say that it
shall ever remain engraved upon our memo
cries as one Of the most gracious acts of the
gallant but retiring Democratic party.
LEE CRANDALL,
Secretary of the National Committee.
If Hancock is elected he will be in guam
Diary which to take his cues from. the soft
money advocates of the North, or the men
who thought that Confederate scrip was good
enough pay for fighting the flag which now
floats over the Capitol at Washington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

To THE LADIEs-Lrs. TEMPLE. Of Reno.
Nevada, has received 6ne assortment of the
famous Union suits Of merino for ladies and
children, and is prepared to sell them at
prices to accommodate the times. Call at
her place, ON Virginia street, and inspect the
goods, before sending your money sst of the
State. sp17m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

HANCOCK ON THE CHINEsE-The Bodie
Free Press says that the following is verba-
tim report of portion of F. NJ. Huffakers
speech at the Democratic meeting on Monday
evening:
Mr.. Hufaker (reading the portion Of the
Democratic platform which refers to the Chi
nsse question: Now, what does Hancock
say7
Voice from tho audience-He don't say a
d-n word.
Huffaker. IGNORING the interruption)-
couldn't say more and he couldn't say any
less.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

DAN DE GUILE announced recently that .
bonanza would be declared simultaneously on
the Comstock with the birth of an heir to the
Spanish throne. The heir is born, and now
the bonanza will be in order.-Er
Dan of course had boy baby in his eye
People can't expect bonanzas to be uncovered
when a girl comes into the werld.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

A POOR man in Vermont must vote the Re.
publican ticket or starve.-Chronicle.
Quite true. In States where men have
continued voting the Democratic ticket for
years the taxes eat up all the produce of
the country, and starvation stares the peo
pie in the face. These people are grad
ually discovering that Republican majorities
mean prosperity, plenty and low taxes. The
theory advanced by the Chronicle holds good
not only in Vermont, but all over the coun.
try.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

IT is now certainty that the Washoe In.
dams did net kill old Winnemucca They
never would have the heart to kill a redskin
in the watermelon season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

The USBRIDLED AND UNMuzzLED JCB
Press. - The Times Rssiew independently
says:
Even if our senior gets licked for it We will
agree to print any kind of tickets for tho Re.
PUBLICAN primaries according to order, At the
usual rates, for cash. Our job press can be
purchased but not muzzled
The APPEAL has three job presses and is
prepared to do al kinds of political printing.
II 10 the only newspaper in Carson having
Job offics attached,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-17

INA Nut SHELL.--In the course of recent
speech Garfield said
Hereis another monumental black tomb
and beside it, as our distinguished friend said,
there towers to the sky monument of four
million pairs Of human letters taken from the
arms Of slaves, and read on Its little head
stone this: "Sacred to the memory of human
slavery" For forty years Of its infamous life
the Democratic party taught that it wasdivine
Gods institution. They defended it, they
stood around it, they followed it to its grave
as mourner But here it lies, dead by the
hand of Abraham Lincoln. Applause Dead
by the power of the Republican party [Ap.
plause. Dead by the justice of Almighty
God. Great applause and cheers.
This is the history of the Democratic party
in q nut shell. Paste it in your hat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-13
General Trade.

The markets are in the main quiet,
with an active movement in all
lines except that Of feed. Merchan.
disc, provisions and b~readstuds are
going out in liberal volume. The
value Of meats continues to incline
downward, and stocks here are light,
in consequence Of the depression,
though a brisk demand is maintained.
Merchants, however, prefer to buy
sparingly, and merely keep a sufficient
supply to satisfy requirements from
day to day. There is no corn on The
market in first hands, and prices tend
upwards ON account of the scarcity
Corn meal is likewise scarce, though
prices are not higher. In -four a firm
feeling prevails, and there is a good
jobbing demand for the better quail
ties. Receipts Of feed and produce
have been light, and not equal to the
demand.