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The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
OLD.FASHIONED COURTING
IN MICHIGAN.

Thirty years ago Michigan people
were q frank and truthful set.
Strangers could come here and trade
horses with their eyes shut, and
breach of promise cases were un-
known. Folks meant what they
said, and when they gave their word
stuck to it.
Exactly thirty years ago this
month a widower from New York
State appeared in Lansing on busi-
ness. That same business carried
him over TO Dewitt, eight miles
away. While on the way he stopped
at a log farmhouse TO warm his cold
hngers. He was warmly welcomed
by the pioneer and his wife, both of
whom were we'll along in years, and
after some general talk the woman
queried:
"Am 1 right in thinking you are a
widower?"
"Yes."
wife Y"
partly"
"Did anybody tell you of our
Susie 7"
mo"
"Well, we've got as bouncing a
girl of % as you ever set eyes on.
She's good-looking, healthy, and
good-tempered, and think she'll
like your looks."
"Where is she ?"
"Over in the woods, here, chop
ping down a coon tree. Shall l
blow the horn for her p''
mo. If you'll keep an eye on
my horse I'll find her."
well, there's nothing stuck up
or affected about Susie. She'll say
yes or no as soon as she looks you
over. If you want her, don't be
afraid to say So"
The stranger heard the sound of
her axe and followed it. He found
her just as the tree was ready to
fall. See was stout, good looking
girl, swinging the axe like a
man, and in tive minutes he had de-
clded to say:
"Susie, Pm a widower from New
Y ork State; l 80 years old, have
one child, own good farm, and l
want a wife. Will you 60 back
with me ?"
Susie leaned on the axe and look
ed at him for half minute, and
then replied:
Cant say for certain. just wait
till get these coons off my mind"
She sent the tree crashing to the
earth, and with his help killed five
coons, which were slowed away in a
hollow.
well, what do you say ?" he
asked, as the last coon stopped
kicking.
I'm your'n |" was the reply
land by the time you get back from
Dewitt pll have these pelts of
and tackled up and be ready for the
preacher ?"
He returned to the house, told the
lid folks that he should bring a
preacher back with him, and at dusk
That evening the twain were mar
ried. Hardly an hour had been
wasted in courting, and yet he took
home one Of the best girls in the
State of Michigan.-Detroit Free
| Press.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
AMERICAS GREAT WHEAT
FIELDS.

Tne Pail Nall Gazette has the fol-
lowing There is one point in
American competition with England
which, though it has now and than
been touched upon, has never been
worked out. America is undoubted-
ly reducing the rents of land in Eng
land by the amount food which she
is enabled to send over here at a
cheap rate. In this way, too, land
Of inferior quality in England is GO
ing out of cultivation. But all this
grain which is sent represents really
so much valuable manure. Instead
of using il we slit up our rivers with
The sewage Of our large towns, and
millions worth of fertilizing agents
are year after year swept into the
sea. This ID bad enough by itself.
What is worse however, each success
sive wheat centre in the United
States is more rapidly exhausted
than before, owing to the excessive
over-cropping and the want of ma
nure. Thus, the soil in the United
States is undergoing deterioration
TO supply us with the necessaries of
life, while we who receive the food
allow our soil to get out of cultiva-
ton when the very substances we
receive would if properly used, en-
rich and fertilize it. POsterlty, per-
haps, will think we had very curious
ways Of dealing with their planet.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
BEN D'YMION.
MOST DIsREsPECTFUL TRAvEsTY OF
MY LORD BEACONsFIE-D GORGE
OUs NOVEL

A MOST DIsREsPECTFUL TBAvEsTY OF
MY LORD BEACoNsFIE4D's GORGE
GUS NOVEL.
From the London Punch.
Semolina was the Empress of Lon
don, of fashion and of The Tory party.
She was always at her home to her in
Inmates, SO she did not get much excl
ci,e; at this moment she was reclining
on Brilliant sofa, "A majestic footstool
at her feet, supported by romantic
cushions.
In II low chair just in front of her,
with bib and pinaiore ON, and CATCH
lug up every word that fell from her
lips, sat great Parsonage. A couple
Of Bishops and u Cabinet Minister
were playing at cats cradle III an al
cove; while, remote, some danes of
high degree were surrounded bY cava-
lieIs of ancient lineage, whose every
word was bon mot and every move
ment whole volume of society eti-
quetto. Servants glided about in muf-
fled skates over tue shining parquet,
distributing sherry C b leis and gin
cocktails TO the visito $, while at half
minute intervals mysterious noble
ioohlnp SIIdnSeIs appear u dG ne uOur
flew to Semonlinas out stretched
palm, imprinted an impassioned kiss
on her jeweled finger, and then sud-
denly vanished in . air
"What | want you 10 see," said Sc
molina, ''only you're so iucurably OBJ
tuse, is that reaction is the law OF life,
that you can't get on without the
Temple and the Bar that the intro
duction of Gas viii be fatal to tie
Crown, hat Public Opinion is all hum
bug, that changes are likely o happen
unless thi gs go ON as they are and
that on the Eve Of change Adamanine
Fortitude is imp ratlvely demanded
hope, then, you will clearly follow
me?''
But the great Parsonage had fallen
fast asleep and was snoring. Semoli-
na was disguised.
"Ihe age oil Liberalism has conner"
she exclaimed, and kicking The low
chair from under the great Parsonage
bounced out of the apartment and
slammed the portal behind her.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
FOR CATALOGUE.
N H r VI N H
OR
TONICA SPECIFICA
4 Room 20 Roth Sexes


A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL for
all diseases arising from Nervous Debll-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence OF
Vicious Hablis, as we'll as from the pros
tration of old age. It's curative proper
ties in violent and chronic forms OF the
following diseases have been Attested to
by the most Eminent Physicians:
DYSPEPSIA SEXUAL EXHAUSTION
SELF ABUSE hPERMATURRHGA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY
PREMATURE DECAY, &C, &C.
II has been IN use over forty years, and
is to-day The most popular remedy for
the diseases aforementioned In the
WORLD. 1t can be used without regard
to diet, is pleasant in taste, and better
than all, IL IN a sure, safe and certain cure.
1t is no quack medicine, but stands upon
Its own merits, as any trial Will amply
demonstrate. since 1885, this remedy has
always been sold for a much larger price
than that for which II is now sold but
owing to the fact that the time for the
payment OF All enormous royalty upon Its
manufacture has expired. IL is offered 10
the suffering OF botn sexes at one dollar
per box, 80 as to be within the reach oil
all; at which price IL Will be sent to any
address free OF further charge.
Address, DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 spruce ST., Phila
May be consulted on ALI diseases by
mail. cav fmTF
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EDUCATIONAL.
sa77aH=-saa=a-a=Ha 7aHiiaIl
I1ANCiNGl

REOPENING OF A. s. WEBSTER'S Sc
LECl DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient in all
the dances of the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, Will find
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen't class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to 10 o'clock.
AFTl 'RNOON CLASSES.
Commencing ou saturday, october ID,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from . TO y, and Saturdays.
from 2.uO TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnarles, and Ior private classes oil
Indies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robelin a
Bro. 5, No. 7lO Market street or by mail 10
A. >. WEBSTER,
epH Masonic Nempie.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
DRILAzaELPHI WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
NOVEMBRR 18TH, 1880,


Trains viii leave Wilmington as foli'Iwsi
for
Philadelphia and Intermedia stations,
100. s.10, 1880 a. M; 2.3O, 400, 100 l9.OO
y. In.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 800, "A
l0G2 a. IN. Il, Is, 20S, .. 81 p. m
Phila. ana New York 2.l3, ,B.30.7.OO l0.O2, q.
% lz.3y. lZ.43, b.l7 p. III.
Baltimore and Intermediate Station
$3.50 n. IN. 500 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2H, a. 3
2. 7.55 s.B5, a. NJ; l265 0i, 4.5l, 7.Us, p. m
Trains for Delaware Division, loave Ioi
New Castle $40, $50. a. M; L.O5 800. 6.5
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations
$50 a. IN. /; LOS, 6.3s p. m.
Delmar ana Intermediate Stations. 9.8O
a. M; LOS p. m.
spzDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Station
8. 10 "A. m. 4; 500, $50, $50 p. m.
Phi'-delphla and New York. .2.23 a. m.6.H
p. IL.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.0S
2,l5. 75j, a. IN.
FOR Iurther Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at tb
depot. III. +. KENNEI,
superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31

knowing from experience the dissht1s.
faction 30 OFTEN atteniIDg the dispensing
OF many OF the EN- ulsiOns In the market
would call your attantion TO some OF the
features of the emulsion which | have pre-.
pared and dispensed for years with an-
varying satisfaction. The Oil used Is tht
dnest Norwegian and tne most scrupu-
lous care is exercised In the choice of ali
facLure. BY careful manipulation this
EN- ulsio. Ia made with The smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very mi.
mute division of the oil globutes Is render
cd very huid and perfectly paiataole.-
Each tablespoonful coRtaIDs 90 Der cent.
Of IL and o grains OF Hy pophosphite OF
lime. samples will be gladly furnished
70 ~ Physicians who may desire Lhem.--
Put = p In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
". X, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
Ninth auu Marx et Sis
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
GEORGE EL1or,s RONALD.

A timely interest is given,by the death
OF tie author, TO the new edition Ot her
masl erpiece, "RnmOla," just issued by
the American Book Exchange, New
York. IL shows her work AZ its best
and st ongest, and at the same time
gives the reader the opportunity TO ac-
qdire a lasting familiarity with the
scenes and society Of III dlaeval Italy. 1t
Is one Of the lew really great rhetorical
novels of the world. 1T Is Issued in
handy and beautiful form, extra clotn
binding, simple but rare elegance and
taste in design, and like the other issues
Of the "Lilerary revolution" lis cost S
almost nominal, viz. 30 cents. 1t is one
of series intended to form liblary OF
classic fiction, winch Will include ono
representative and cha acteristlc work o.
each OF the great authors who have won
lasting fame in the realm Of hction.
Lille is too short and too full of work 10
permit the re aiding of all that is beauti-
fut aud valuable III these creations OF the
Imagination, but even very busy people
can fiud time to read one book by each
of the score of authors who have won
immoral fame and place In the sflec-
tiOns of the people. Not TO be acquain-
,ed with them is TO be ignorant OF much
that is most important and most interest
ing In the history of nations and OF men.
Not to possess them is to be deprived Of
most fruitful aud prontable sources Of
enjoyment. Among those issued OF
nearly ready are, Scott's "ivanhoe.'
BulweI's "Pompeii," Irving's "Kuickc =
booker" Cooper's "Mohicans," "Tom
Brown at Rugby" adventures of Don
Q qixote" and "Uarda, ROmaIcs Of
Ancient Egypt" Full catalogue o.
standard publications will be sent on re
quest, by Tie American Book Exchange
Tribune BUILDING, New York,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
AN IMPORTANT PHILADEL-
PHIA ENTERPRISE.

An important addition to the busi-
ness interests of Philadelphia has been
made toward which the eyes of the en-
| tire country will soon be drawn. We
| refer to the culmina ion of the move
ment made early last spring to provide
the means by which shad, bluefish,
| Spanish mackerel and other valuable
fish may be placed upon our tables at
any season of the year as fresh and
sweet as when first taken from their
native element. A company has been
formed Of well-known business men of
this city, OF which Mr.. Jacob Hitschler
is the president, who purchased of the
pateutee, Mr.. D. w. Davis, the pro-
cess for freezing in solid ice, by which
the juices and flavor of the fish is re-
tanned for any length of time. and who
are now fitting up, in suitable style,
the massive five-story brick building
situated No. 402 South Delaware Ave-
nue., extending through ~ Penn street
and admirably located to carry on the
business. An examination of the
premises can be made at any time and
the process for freezing will be thor
oughly explained. This is the second |
institution of the kind in the United |
Sta es, the other being located at De-
troit, Michigan, which was ais estab-
lished by Mr.. Davis under q former
process of his, on which the one now
being perfected here is a great i'm
provement. Mr.. Davis will superin-
tend the business here, and when We
that about 800, 900 shad are
In Philadelphia alone, and
about 8, 600, 600 throughout tho United
States, large numbers of which are
was ed and become stale before used,
mi that the cost of the fish is not ma
,erially enhanced, the Importance of
his Philadelphia enterprise is at once
'een. Its success seems to be assured
IS the company Is composed of live,
'nergetic business men of this city,
Prsss.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
TAKE NoTIcEI

ALL CORRESPONDENCE should be with
NJ. A. DAuPHIN as below, IN ALI
AshS the GICh ELS themselves are sent
and NEVER circulars offering eertilcaIe>
anything else instead. A ~ oae uro-
Cosing to offer anything else by circulAt
Otherwise on his own ne lau or that OF
be company is SwINDLER.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. First GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, CLASS a, AT NEW
ORLEANS, iUESDAY. JANUARY IL.
lSSl-l2Sth Monthly Drawing.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31

1857 Prizes, amounting gto........,,sllV+ +Op
Responslble corresponding agents want
ed ut all points, TO whom liberal compes
sation Will be paid.
Fol- further Information, write clearly,
giving tull address. Send orders bv eS
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mai, addressed only 70
Nj. A. bAUPHIN,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN Y al -'''
No. dl5 broadway New York
All our GrandEXLrtOrdlrary Drawing.
are under the supervision and manaps-
ment OF Generals Il. L. Beauregard and
Jubn A. Earlv.
bOvlU-5ta w6w.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-31
LOUISIANA NTATk LIIfERY Cn.

This institution WIS regularly tncor-
porated by The Legislature OF the state ,lr
I'D lcdtional ana Charitable purposes IN
1868, for the term OI EseItty live
Years, to which contract the inVIotnbl.
faith oi the State is p,edged, which pledpt
mas oeen renewed oy an Overwhelming
new constitution adopted DecelE bUr 2d
A, d., 1873, wltn a capItai OF ~ ,OOU.uOO. Ia
which IL has since added reserve fund OF
over St1l.UOG. Its GRAND Single Nusnb.r
distribution VIII take place monthly
ou the second Tuesday.
IL neUer scales or poStp0nes. Look at the
following Distribution.
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
100000 TICKETS Az TWO DOLLARs
EACH.
HALF TICK Els, ONE DOLLAR.
, 1880-12-07
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Conanttnsfoncr burlington Elected
ChAtr1ann-lats inaugural Address-

Con,nstrsfoncr burlington Elected
ChA&rT,iMll-lFts inaugural Adtlress-
.C.a no,., -. rs,,,., 1.a.i.si'
1no n au'.,. T., ~ e'.'hts commissioners LOT tao
year ieoo-s IT. met TOR the arst tiMo Yesterday
Chairman, ou,,. nftcr Inn ,,rYvyo,nct,.l ,non,.
,ers ,,n,i hc,,, r,t,dr,n" -, ,h'r s's.s ~ III
kl,s called tho rul. and tho following gentlemen
responded: Albright, Ayars. Clark. Coburn,
E,tlcr, Furron, Hmtt, Kuorf, Miller, OtNcil.
iut'uHtot't l1"o..!""lu, Sennos ato"aFt' "ooa'
IN motion of Commissioner Stewart,
Nn. rurtsoros wAs UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED
I'm uuon tnk,np hfs arnt rond his tnc,,n,,rol nd.
dress, In tlo ct,1tse uf which hp said that Wills
to b. s,Ibn,ittaI wot,d uvnko snvnre t,rtInis,n
hI, t.,uI nniv Any lint hn h,,n hnnn.tiv =, -.
touv"rud 10 ary,nlzo tic working fnrcss f u tic i
s,rhic r,sy,s II, vinx ~ Tx Iscmnh,i.,n , NV
] pos,tou S"n o. tic ,iosr o Car,a @ S .ut,',se, se
iii mvulli,c1 pf pnrttsnu jrNi.lmtinn. mn1 .ro.
lni.ica tie ms,crs iiiat tsir uoat,,,uo'ls a !u
tent're ot otlcu would Icpc.sd upon tho nannUr
in which they sfntlla fulall their duties;
sir. iMrsigton 6itIke Or tho 1iucchstty OF
nlens ,hxt ,oaSrs ;'i, nt1t ss.n ho nsSos,
euplnyi:s d MI rules and regulations ln.ssua ~
eli u thu llnA,irta aossion rs Sill QUO Of para-
Go%rt.llo!! G Fund wsrs asa would co'itInao 70
be Hr9t taityti9h0ut tao ycAr. An approximate
es.!nMto II tno ntn@,,nt regaired could i!ot be
formed. flp euilHselel eoullUuly becatl1c unGss
care was oxsrclse*i II iha ekpsntlltures they
urged tho n,otnhcrs 10 uso every MleNils
III th0tr power 70 Insh tho Caurt- ltnuHo. aud 10
.'s,t axS ths ~ ,S wo M1ssa .g ,nr9w o
t!lus tho county h!tl sono r!xhss. Tho .Io,nr
Committee on nillhlnXs nnd Service should ut
nse @ tako stsrs @ to t'ayS thv ruUms Intended for
si,a t,ui,sror snd Glrsiit t:otlr!s rrsrsrod ~
nuc'lplllcy a1l!. ~ f.1st s they NFo rudy, allnw
them to hn occupied. Adycrttng to tue .appr.,-
they Ind becn MAIDS IN ntilscrn spirit, ann ought
tn tie actlllnte 10 Iucul tho delI,at,tIs u upon
tho county. llo thotkht that, ltu.nodlAto stcps
should llo taknH sn erect NJ lcast comfortable
hutld'nKS fur those w'01Il 'ntsfnrfunG ~ uld aKo
hns rendered u scessAry fr TUG public tn SUP
rrt. 1t seemed ttt lilo Bptlkgr Imperative that
lilo lloural should ,.lupt resolution askiug thu
Legislature Of thlS 6fhto to uHhGt u law thnt
wul,il compel ouch towIl to euro for It's own
puur.
THE vo1towtKn RTANp1xu c3yu1rrrra
,n-. ....,.,,, ~ t,,n u,,,r,,,. ....,
WE'LL hp!,,'''1ntM Il ~ ~ tUmx f,,.y.,u
. riluhcuN"oo"t A""P'' o'e"a'', v Sc'1',
SenMu. o..-,u, ',v,,, z,.ur,,, <,,,.,, vi,
JHaselafy"-u Nes''' Mao"' f"s'o"' e'"rS' NIL
IeT;; ,,., r,1u, e1tto. e.....,.
PMGlIc 1,uiIduus-Cobasu. O'Nc,ll, I,heIuwaIe. -.
, 1880-12-07
THE CALL.

THE CAIfI.
JCnfE nHCMM0SD-ln chn1nl1crs.
JCDuE HkunoErr-TraI OF tho match-honl
cnses.
APPELLATE Counr-No court to-day.
IuD1k SN1ri1-No preliminary catl. Trioi
cnli ara, a,+l2 14H 3,43a 3fIs No. 3,]ss,
kssAaknwski =. Yum, OIL trIa1.
JUiH'E ANrHOSY-a5, and 0l to ITO, Inclusive,
No cusc TIL trIMl.
Jus'uE JAM.sos-9,o ., 10, IL No case on hear
Ing.
,JvnaE 0AnpSEn-7, .. 10, and Il on now cn,cn.
DIR. M case tJt. ltenrlnE.
,:Iulx,E !.N,xlss-Nn cnl. No. 4.7;c.s, Ch,cago L.
Western lnmnA liullrond Company V. Motor.
mick, oh trlut.
lnthiE MtIRAS-set cnscs tern, Nos. f,has, tIenth
:. Murphy. and Fprclnl nssehsmcBt cnsgs .,VlI,
5.hs. iU,5. 1sg. iit, ttMl, 6OE. G.Etl H. lii h:Aj
70 h.31H aud i:s.s, 6.alh and IL. No. iil,;,
Ehsr,rt y. lfnlfnnn, on trial.
lunaE TUhxY-lh. III, Ii. II, II. No. II, ltiluy
Y. HAYr, IN flsMrinx.
.juDis llAMSuM-No call. No. 1,4oa, FREQ y.
JuIfE tIM,uls-sct cnsc term M. GsQ, and
erln Ss,s l,s t,.5a 1@ ,s5v. l,.o, 1,:sl, 1,@sG,
- JE!uE ftAwEs-Noa. .t. e, p 70. ~, .s, 81, 10,
81. III IL. 4l, II, Ia. 3i7. 9, 1t. G.D.
JUpGE QAnf-So. i50 on trIul.
, 1880-12-07

wreck tnr thls purpose, raylns goa thnrofnr.
vussGl nit ut 81.
sI1marpnntcrs are ongaRc1 upon Tho schoon.
HrL. !'ertnttlrra, lying ii, tho tl1iNn Cniint
Mlr,vH i'lvls'ln HtrG1t bridge. Shn Is 10 receIvn
WArAs. tfo,
, 1880-12-07
NEW IcE.nRFAKrQ

ALBANY. N. r.. t]co, >.-Thc Stnte Eupettn-
sendrnt OF rnh1to wurks, Mr.. Eutchsr, uuviscs
the construction Of an Icc-l,rcnkor which, tho
'nvnntor cuttns. Will keep cannls npct, all win.
ter II tho leo docs not form moro than eight
inches thick.
, 1880-12-07
STATE COURTS.

J. ". brigham i ca. began suit yesterday
aEalnst L. G. Cuae, .Pelor VI. Wilkinson, alld
- Scott. to recover $s.bN. An attAghmeut In
nlt was issued.
The PvopIu for the Use Of John and Dennis
hlrlOy, administrators OF John +. Murphy. da-
ceasrd. brought suit u sccuyut *s.,4W damages
Of Catherine aud Patrick Dwyre. james Madusu,
and chrisiOpAae Turuet.
Tho Chicago, DaAYille & Y,ucenncs Railroad
, 1880-12-07
THE COURTS.
The street.Railway License Case to
Be Decided Friday.
Trial Of Dr. Earll-A1lcgcd 1naanity OF
n uutlty Iettcr.CArrIcr.
Roporis Of Broken Savings Banks-1he New
ludges-Yosserdays Suits.

THE sTREET-GATt LICENSE CASES.
Judge Drufnlnonl yesterday rccctvttt Il tlptu
from Mr. Tllthis!, a4kIng him If hu cnuhl coll.
vonlently decI,lo tho three eases w1tCli hive
been peil'!lnE hcfnrr tIlm go loR Involving the
validity uf TIC 0r,!liacc enforcing EN- ttecnse
fec on cncli atrrut cur. Tho JnHG said he wns
quite ready IL l|snse uf tho matter, nt,I iu,nc-
dlhto1y scnt word tn sfessra Gn.t>y uni Hitch
cock. two Of Alo nttorlleys III tlls either side.
Lhsy casnn i; lnto III Tim day. aud rt'prcsclte'i
IT conicrrlnR With J,.,igs ieckwiti1, tic tnir'l
Mtturney in tho cnsrs. nttd hnil mt .lrrtAl what
~ t!n. They wAnted nl1fe tflNr. hd It wMA
i@lnnly @ n4re.!l thnt tho cusca Should bV decided
Frluny tnurnlny.
, 1880-12-07

cnrn to II cents. Certainly th. looks healthy
enough.
L. s. Morton. n broker. hns Mao inid down, hti
M ms M RrrAt nmn,tnt ut liabilities, $2,UHl
probably cuvefi1ln all hG owes.
, 1880-12-07

:, The penD1o hnve nonIislcnce In tho HhHkcrh'
SarsnpnrIiln. BECAUSE II gunlitnc Hhnkcr mr,t-
!ctna, prepared ly tho Canterbury Shakcrs. slnk-
, 1880-12-07
HOME GATHERINGS,

NnftE vEsRgt.A DEtxn LOApHD.
Yesterday tho schooner Sunrise WAS movell
tintlpr tho sEtnstls Of TIM Uaienn Elevator and
io"''ed with corn. Jo-tlny tho schooncrs II. i.
baldwin and }io.ncr ~ unlcr tho spttl,ts, also
Tor cnrtI cArg1cs Tho arrangement iln,!er
which t!ltsc vessels 'on is sucb as to snnhr their
nwncrs tho purchasers Ut tho uarROr9. No rnto
for winter etprn9n t,ns yet bcun tlxeti bctwcon
shippers anl sessel-nwners anu IL DOES mi aucu
IlkUiy TINT R,tythnE will fe oe III this direction
atN,t'. n!tnlKh ttcnrly all VI tho elevators nrU
pressed Fur rum.
ICE on ritr LAKE.
4. During Sunday night leo two inches thick
fnrinc l.lnng tho west shore, Mt this cEt o[ tho
i!tkG rflls lco trot, castwnrl dtlrtnn tho tlny,
hl new tec constantly FORMED behind ii, rtncil-
ing iiIo thckIc.s uf lnlf nn Inch IN II few hours.
. an Ih9 Eli 1rfssh @ t ftc eli, M cG,'t? r ltc sieh.
alnnt'nK ico. ir!ln 1na cnl IL tic oihor, lcf,,rG
ml.'-winter. Even INV II ts m nss,tre ft.ct lint
lh'llugiolI routes viii auiicr tinMngnv delays on
accUuut of leo.
NEW yt,rK VERSUS vANnEnnILr.
Can't. Monre. Of tho propeller Now Yurk. oon-
uSH run.nrtcr hy Uapt. Williams. Of Tho Van,ier-
hilt. md 'ila asked ihat something tn0re hu sill,
mpa, @ t1.G sb!sc, llofxer to get ts.nttors r,rllt
nn the cihlKnl III favor Of tho New York, md tho
s,S'l n |n 'Hrsloss he coycroa 1y what
s.nrrcotnoss or tho staiuslr.lt il.,o by CAPT
Williams, 1f tho pr"puiur Vandernlt, Tint lis
vessel tnu'ln ny gtsnl i. an.snr record hs Tho Now
t; ] Il Fx 9Sof Y It'll f liz 'vvssx vas4S t9'Si
mae s'x or seven trips without cnrKn. Tju
sG MSx Ht* .y "f It ss ss1ofr Vic p +, GhesK @
SSslea So now " 1E !',irao co,1 'ps SSS
hours eacl, trlp.. iny Now York enrric* .51 tons