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Daily critic., 1880-08-28

on that condition only was accessible 10
him. The divorced lady was educated
with great care in Paris, where her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moulton,
resided, and being noted for her grace
and accomplishments, attracted the ad.
miration Of the German Ambassador,
Count won Hatfield, who proposed, and
the marriage took place az Paris in
1862.
dppropos Of marriages abroad, friend,
Capt. L-, Of the U. s. Navy, travel.
ling on "leave," met his fate in the
American Colony al Paris; sued, won
and wished 10 marry the fair object Of
his choice there and then, but the OH.
cial preliminAries by French Law estab.
lished we're found 70 present such de.
lays as asionished them, one Of the de-
mands being certificates and dates Of
birth baptism, and marriage oftheir great
grand parents, the same Of their grand
parents, also Of their parents, aud certi.
icates oftheir own birth aud baptism, all
70 which could have been in the course Of
months secured, but ii seemed 70 our
American lovers 10 he such piece Of
absurd and unnecessary delay that, 40.
companied by the mother and sister Of
the bride, they went 70 England, where
IN the old London Church Of ~. Paneras
the "twain were made one," and re.
turned forthwith 10 Paris, aud from
thence 70 summer In the German Tyrol.
II will be we'll for our American girls
who have Europe and titles on the
brain, 10 hunt up family reconds aud
genealogical data before they se, Of for
foreign lands. IL may save a world Of
trouble 10 have such documents on hand.
Lieut.. HaSlelt, U. s. NJ, who has been
absent on sick leave for some months,
has returned 10 the city much improved
by mountain air and rest, and as may
BE- supposed, warmly welcomed by his
numerous friends.
"The Ladies Of the White House" Is
the title Of book lately contributed 70
our literature by Miss NJ. O. Holloway,
who in revising, has added sketches Of
Mrs. Grant aud Mrs. Hayes.
slill another American beauty abroad.
This distinction was conferred on Mrs.
Deacon-who was thought At homo 20 bc
remarkably handsome womAn--at a
dance given by Lord and Lady llaTting.
ton tho other evening In London. Tho
Price Of Wales, the best nAtured fellow
alive, admired her, aud Mrs. Deacon
had the honor OF special introduction
70 Ills Ilighnoaa. Since when she "a
stamped beauty.
A an Oh sct TO the above tho BuglIah
papers tell usthAt the marriage Of the
Baroness Burdc,te.coutts, the richest
woman IN the world. aud pulalo bcne.
4 factor. humane. generous aud benevo.
4 lent, was expected three days ago At
the Savoy Chapel. An immense crowd
assembled, which was 10 uproarlous
that Il had 10 bo dispersed by tho po.
lice, amid groana for the Baroness, who
would have been pe,ted In true British
fashion had she appeared. They think
tho match she's going 20 make ID un.
suitable, shg being old enough 10 DO
grandmother Of the young gentleman
she intends 10 honor. There's talk
that she won't do Il after all.
NANiTY Pam.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
The Rine Match in Hal tImore.

UOIumbIA L0ng-Range kIile Club
have selected their team 10 compete
with teams Of Maryland Rifle Club, at
Patapseo Range near Baltimore this az
terAOon. Messrs. Ben Chambers, A. A.
Adee, Chas. IL. Laold aud z. j. Laurit-
zen will shoot over tho six hundred
yard range. The same gentlemen, with
Col. j. o. 2. Burnside aud l.. Il. Il. R,
Hubbard will compose the team to shool
over the two hundred-yard range. Both
teams had practice shots this afternoon
aud made very fine scores. The match
will be a friendly contest, the invita-
ton having been sent by the Maryland
Club,
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
RAILROADS.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road

THs gRaAT DouBLs TRAoK
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
TO THR
North, Northwest, West and Southwest
To lake effeot Sunday, May %, 1850,
at1.3o d. m.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON;
BOO baltimore, Ellicott City and Way
ESQ tBlLrInoaH E1PaEss
e.H5 Baltimore, Annapolis and WAY.
(risdront, strasburE, Winches-
,er, hssens,oWn, frederiok and
s.IOIroists sf Hooks aad way stations.
$50 sTAuErog a Va. srHfses EnrRHss.
SEQ NEw roHf, PHILADELPHIA, BosTor
a BALT1nsRH ExrRnas, Parlor car
70 New rsrk and Philadelphia.
200 fOn sunday snly-Baiitiuaofe An
napolis and WAY.
o.1olteT. Dou1s, CHfoAso, CoLunBua Arp
PfTTenura EHrHnss. Connects for
Hagerstovn and At roint OF
Rocks for Frederick. and stations
east Of Piedmont, except sun
day, Pullman Cars 70 Cinoin.
natl and Louisville, daily Graf.
ton 70 sandusky daily, except
10. 90 BiITrsons ErrHEas. stops at Bia.
densburg, College, Beltsvilio,
Laurel, Annapolis junction, Jee
. sup's and Hanover.
1910 Baltlmers, Annapolis, Eilioott city
and Way.
t.as tBALTIroHH Arp LAUREL ExrnHss.
Ifo Tor Sunday only, baltimore and
ESQ Esw YoAE, PHiLApHtrHiA a Dosros
$50 Baltimore sndways,a,ions. twin.
chester, Frederick. fIagerstown
and Way, via Helay.l
$50 BALTIMORE. nLADHnsnUna AID LAu
nHL ExrHHas. Frederick, via 10.
Jay. stopsat annapolis Junction.
gersiown, Winchester and Way
htations. Ton Sunday 20 Point
OF Rocks aud Way stations only.l
$40 tllaltimorc, Annapolis ana Way
IotcHic1eo lNp cotvrnus E1rnHsa.
sleeping cars 20 Chicago daily.
o.fb fbltfHttApEtrHtA AND BAtTfnoHn IN.
raEss. stops Al Bladonsburg
COS Point OF Hooks and Way Stations.
e.fb baltimore and Way stations.
I.u0 BALTthoTH AID LAUREL Erpnnna.
p.SoItSr. LOUIS, CtsCtlpATt, .CHtcAao,
AND ftrTnnuHaH ENruHaa. (ritta.
burgh except sunday.l sleeping
- cars 10 81 Louis and Pittsburgh.
s'solfBALTihohH, BLApHEsHuno a bAu'
nHL ExrHHaa.
a DAtTinonH EtrAnaa. Sleeping
car 10 New York, and special
sleeping car 90 Philadelphia.
tpaily. i5unday only. Other trains
All trains stop nj Relay station.
Ior further Information apply AZ tho
baltimore a ohio Ticket effcea, Wash.
ington Station, and 0na, eipand 1881 PonnA.
avenue, cor. olhth street, whore orders
VIII be tnkon for baggage 60 DO checked
and received AZ any point IN tho city.
W, N CLhMENTB,
Master of Transportation.
gro. y KookTL, General Agent
y. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
o. X LORD, General Passenger Agent.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Ask the NewsbOys for It.

After feasting on Hancock literature in
the Sunday Herald, Gazsite, Post and Capt.
tai, tone up your stomachs with a dessert
Of Garfield in the Sunday Chronicle.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
ExOURsIONs.

The Packet Boat, Gen. M. C. Melg
can be chartered At any time for the Great
Falls. Apply TO
JOHN Il. BCRIYEkER,
Aqueduot Bridge,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
sTEAMBOATs.

old AND hELIABLE sTEAMsHIP
" LINE BETWEEN
W AsHlh gTOH AND NORFOLK, va,
HALE USUAL RATES CHARGED.
CLosH CONNECTION MADE WITHa .aSl
hrnAhnRA kORrn a SOUTH l.EAJ
Tho splendid iron steamer sl1zz1l1lxIL
LADY or THH LAKE leaves sixth street
Friday, At $50 p. M, stopping at Piney
Point and Point Lookout.
foR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steamer JoHH w, THoRsoH leaves
dAY and Saturday for principal landings.
sTEAhERB FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JoHE GIBSON and E. O.
River New York, every Saturday at 4 y.
m, and 65 Water street, Georgetown, atl
?. m, Mondays, and Alexandria same
Tickets, rates, etc, at the once, lao n
street, near Willard's Hotel.
O.s. LOWELL, President.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Wcnther InIications.

For the Middle Atlantic States. sta
tionary or higher barometer and tenn.
pera,ure, southerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

TOR PURE WHIsKIEs, Brandies, fine
~ Wine a Blackberry, Hub Punch a
sautter's Restaurant, OO2 Ninth 81, N. W.
TN W. MURPHY, s2s q street, n. W.,
l. Practical hOrseshOer, has a full
knowledge OF the structure and forma.
tiop OF the horses feet, ana with an OK.
perience OF thirty years In horseshoeinE
heguarantees TO cure all diseases OF the
foot FREQ OF charge. nolSg
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
immediate Produc tion

They are daily receiving letters
- from dealers in all parts of the
- country, urging ghem TO forward
&" goods ordered mohths ago and not
- Yet made.
OF course every one understands
" that all goods have been sold at
." their value when delivered. Manu-
" iacturers naturally seek as large a
" price for their goods as the ma ket
affords and the advances which have
" thus far been made have resulted
" from increased cost Of raw material
alope. ANY further advances. and
they are already strongly indicated
" in some grades of goods may be
laid 10 scarcity Of supply, and the
manufacturer i certainly as much
entitled TO the advantage this gives
" him, as the retailer j. to his when
glutted market enables him TO
purchase goods al a price below
the actual cost Of production.
The trade at large seems 10 ac-
" cept the advanced prices without
g" much apprehension a. To the effect
on the seasons business. This i,
-" evidence of healthfulness. and j.
- re-assuripg in so far A. itesiablishes it
" the Tact that great confidence i
" placed IN the ability Of the country
10 consume a larger quantity OF
goods than ever before.
Further advances during the COM
" Ing season are by no means
among the improbabilities. There
: i nothing 10 interfere with manu-
" taeiurers advancing their figures
up TO the point at which foreign
= goods can be imported, if they arr
- inclined certainly not. i the
product Of the looms continues TO
= be absorbed a readily and eagerly
= q now.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
LOCAL TINE Table
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

l A0AANH LEAVE NlAAMAr0AO-N
EoR PKIIAnKLPHIA.-aSl T.eo, sic, aec
~, Lo-n2, la.xa a m. l2lA h3Ss. IN. t1ul
aAeI 7.s4 ass. .. m. ON sundays, Al, Slo
foE NEw YoRK.-a2i T.oa. Io.e2. q m.
lA9 h2-Ss. AsS. p m On sundays II
FoR BALrTNoRx AND wAsHIxsrox.-
E2-Sl. 1-0A. NSs. q m. lZS2 lea. AiS. fyus
p m On sandays, l4Sl, 1lV - IN
ron bALrIMoRk, tBay Line eohnectionl
'-es p m. No sunday trains.
fok NKw CAsrLE-oto :. lA. a. M Lilo
Aee @&A y m. No sunday trains
ron DxI-AwARK X R-e.S - M; Lilo
~ m No sunday irains
FoR WIlMISGroS NokrHKRS X X
an q m: Ssa. S.aO p. m. No sunday
FoK DxxAwARx WESTERN r. R-7lS
lo-a - m; A0 p. m No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARgIvE IN wILNkSGroN
From PHILADKLFHGA--l2ES 2o. SN
sle = m l2ax l1s4 I.o2> 10 An. -,
2gS lalv a. M -. lie y N
fRoM NKw TokK--2 s AS. O. m Il a.
h-o2> ala ~ p m On sundays 4sssa. IN.
RON hALTfAoRk-4lS 49,. s.5-. ~ m
l1uA la.S7. &s6. $50. p m. On sundays.
1lS a N. ASe y. m
FROM WASBISGroN.-4lAA n m l1ON.
h2.S7, AS, as p. m
FRox NEw CAsTLk-SsA, s-s2, ll-5o a. m;
ASa. 40 p. m No sunday trains
fRon Dgl-AEARK X R-s-5s, 80 o m /:
AS p. M No sunday trains.
fHoM NILNISGroS a NORTHERN K K
40 nS O. m; as p. M NO sunaAy
IratnA
FRoN DELAWARE WESTERN r. R--SOo.
q m; 2lA $40. p m No sunday trains
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA
FRoM REoAD SrRKKT AND W WAsHISGroN
ANkNUE---N, saa, Io.a0, II - u M; l-Sl
tee. taa SlS. e~o, 7!oo, as. lll9 P m On
sundays. ~ D. m 6.et. Is ti-N p. m
fkoM TAIRrG- SKooND AND MARKET
SrAkErS-7lS1, ll.S - m. n -, 4-c.cs, -
N; i-c o. m On sunday .. La, 80 - IN
NorE-rhe black figures represent the
I'm ted kxpress." On which an extra
&re u changed
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
Congress IesterdaE

In the L. s Senate yesterdM
Davis, Of Illinois, reported adIwI
on the House resolution for,
committee TO investigate the vr,
system of fees and salaries Of ID
Of the United States. Seyenl \
were introduced, among them 90
Mr.. Saunders TO abolish the dvH F
salt. A bill giving a pension
scout in the late war, and the bl I
the ascertainment Of the aaloVa
land located on military warranAa|
were considered. On motion d l
Blaine the President was reQusSkI
not incompatible with public int,H
to communicate any iniOrmadNl
possession Of the Government I'D
ing alleged false statistics and d
mUny imposed on the Halifax COuH|
sion and used as the basis Of theHt
eries award. After an executive
sion, the Senate adjourned until q
day.
In the Honse, Mr. Stephens, from |
CoinSgs Committee, reported fw
relative TO the metre syst m Of cCiai|
which were referred TO The Commits
the Whole. A resolution vas atYa
askiug the President for iniofmal9
iAl We 10 pending neg tiallon foIidaa
4 the Tn ally SIh China. The bill
lAiing 10 removal Of cases to The frx''
Courts WAS considered. A bill W.
ported, making 'dltlonal appropuiaa
10 the amount Of Sl3 ,upJ lor The sulP'
.. c,.rtain Indian tribes for The cum
iiscAl year. II Nas ordered printed ]
reconm Il, d. The revised rules I
,onside ed, ard gave rise naPil,,
bale. Pending Their cousiderlllol
House adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
Married to a child ofIe.

A horrible report comes from Prin-
cess Anne, Somerset county, Nd. 10
the effect that a wldover. aged IS. has
been married 10 a child aged -. Sid
ney Shores Is the name OF the man and
the bride Is his ssep-dauShTer. Shores
is reported 10 be worth $IU0, 0pO. The
chid. Gussie, Is small brunette.
After the marriage shores returned
10 his home with his child wife, where
he now lives Shores has hot been seen
since the wedding. ana MS Young bride
has A->o been kept carefully secluded.
The servants say that their master and
GuSSle DO not See any one.
Last night II Was proposed 10 organ
lie company Il 20 - the houSe and
take the child away 10y force, II uecsS
sAr The advice OF the cooler resi-
Ats Of the nelghboghood. however.
Prevailed, and the newly married
couple were undisrurbed. Efforts are
being made TO have Shoues arres,si al
though the authorities are At = los 70
know On whA. groun6S 70 take HIM n
to custody.
SAores mas lived IN good s-yie OF
farm Of several hundred acres near
Danes foE nearly 1ftesn wears. be
cas- s1SayS considered = ulAu Of rather
Wild nAessS ouE Las b~eea Z eoc.i stand
r2S n The co1G.y. q zhe l3rh II -
INeoeIeS< hls wife dled- lsavlns oux
child, GUSs2e- daughter of her f5-ussr
husband c-Aq-. >2U1S- Shores. AZ IN
&C q >e11ry After Is wlte's death
>.anSE became 81. ueae irregular Il.
his hAestS IAls gave ~ Il uAav
nm - -s-ecs--s - - cAA-zc.e.
NA-c1 EAve s,-cz t<<- ss---sS.
SAa1sS lived 4la1s ~ Is vo-r.z
sEeF-121Ehier 49, Is s<.yA1l> A-c !.
Vas noi ansa month - sWc ago ,az.
any suspicion q Is feSl.u-s t1wA..
the eAlsi SeEs e1IsEE1lEsss . TIE usi-.s-
nsoTS G2SS2s : ~ ull1ss. azzr-r.-. A.
IN ksE EA1cerS Aod zc.ic1 there :
n9-AI-E - indicate tL-As sLs : nv
io-V2r1 than children usually z~e :.
her ASe- A. 1e1sth seys-ai L2dses
w2o have formerly a<e1 intimate HIta
h1s Vie ve1, - Sho-es and - ksd -
os given charge ct t4-ssss. but rhsv
Ns-s ros1zA-y refused al o.Gs-s,z g;
a. tie eo1Se. 4 fsE DAYS .A.e-. ev.-
Gently fearing 10 provoke pu5l.c ccu-
----7--~ - ak N---a-- - \
o1 LssA-s sand. where She reuAlnst
unEl -ASs Ieu-sa2y. II That GAy h
Ne1i 10 IHs SthC.s. A11 informed tie
se.Ae1sE E141 k VAS Ee-EE - gzke tx
eAl-o noE2e- De Lad Aes e-a-E-uz uaek-
81 1p AZ -Aiec - 1ze c8y X. l. oa-r-
pAny viii As-.
ae ress1e-t< Az II s. .-.s-ss s-a-s
q E-s12SE-AI1-2 41o sxc-.eE-S--l 1.y@- -
discovery
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
AnuseDen,,
"KNIaar

"KsIaBT or rpv
On Monday evepina rlAIsr
Cody, better know nexi HOa II
viii make bis pnesr. as "Bua,h
!neno, p,rs. haags ,nt Of tae Plotn,u u' y =
suppoIted by a compsnS =, Hs
lection Amens the may ms,.. Of BIZ d,
he bas received IA ~ many ptes =
'he Indianapolis Sass 'olloSin, n
,,, mere Is nothing Of IN.
ooist-rous nature an n, ,ue fouh
more than Is To he w " lhe paj
ufocke,t . or he "Dani,su.ria 10
, new departure is draWiTo -'a|
IaTee audiences OF la,lIe. = e'sns|
show-Koing people. and d,
n. x,rlRATEs oG PExz,,c,,
on WEDNESDAY evenIng veI"sCt'
presented for ihe fr., g hex, Vi
Gilbert \ Sullivan'. la,, spe NH
opera the Prates Of ps,'s,.'od nd nd
s-n'a'ion will be- lnder NJ. III
supervision OF DOW c ,ae iua,
" bert 4 Sullivau's bp.,nl,' va'l,' II
There will b. a cborns "s y h,i,I
voices, AMI It Will be n,a.y ~ uly nj
same manner ami same dsepltd deetd N
racy a. In New York 1ha eeds
beiIR peri rmed AT m. optnAl
street Theatre. PhiladelpS,u,u Suul y
residents Of That city Are Ia, ,t
theatre every light f. ts.,ao.SaI9
soid weeks ahead On J,' a va,
New York H,raid CONTAINED l,ls ~ y
ing not ce Of the opefa: n'i
III " a great impr y,man,
fore" 10 the hnen-ss Of ~ 20 II
brighter, Ire,tier and mo,a -, =. w
th- quality of the work Is n, ,,Ns sn5
ter standard than was the p,a,i.a "naal
Se had from thsss v.,ls'a ",Vall
clever and most am .,iro aa 90
not help laughing ioui and lor..s. ~
o. the tdrolleries, even II ifg"sAs 4.
theme OF the work Is M, zoe
padhlers" In tie tir,t act and I,s, ~
choru- In the second, are h,imr
and IL wonld be worth 81 tips ,',S y.
ing TO hear them alone. The ai.r 'rs
always crisp. aud tue vii il M, Y
we have often recozniz.d anS " ~
A. Giiberts contribution. IN p',a
ksen. odd and always ptovsc,,,' ;'
honest laughter. 'O''uH
All the gilbert elements ~. :.
piece-the catching phrase. MI
-pread over the city aud b.eon. !.
slang In their constant ann6s,rr
every day lfe-the arionsns.
which the most ab,ur,; thinm Az
aud sait-and the general tor.,.'
ness which affects men and ,hins,
eraliy-~uch as the pirates bohlIs,, ,
'ol to Fr-de &c heat aud epgrD,
''ric u have mercy On b ID. Tbs,
sitong effort 10 burl-sQne The M,
ismS and pecularttns oi grand A..
soue Of the vocal uumh.r. M
ione with fair success, and fen ,
--riou- fun, Is Infused into n,
from end to end"
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
Blaine Looming N Wederh
Iitieat Fields.

special to the Pres.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l2,-Iht LA4@i
tomorrow morning viii PRINT Ils r
ii 1900 interviews with Polllo,
busin ess men and others iu the NH
20 their preference for pre'ld nl. ~
Llama, which Vas against b a'ls u
.ie NJ line Sena or is the chol8
80, against 5iij for General I'aa
I7O for Secretary sherman. hslu.
on The Democratic side, Is tbe Na
son. with l,2tl3; while illden ;p"
olal OF 270. In Ohio, The aos l
John Sherman, the latter ha, -f@
mirer, while l,4as are flr Blils
6>s for Graft. Thurman has i'ee.
ruden develops the surprising ~ n
presented in 50. \ despatch
Chicago says TIE Tunes has lliTp tT',|
ailh some SOp0 Republicans y, u. ~ ~
lnd or this numbrf Blaine IS lus ,.,
+ 4.2s2, Grant Of 2,saj, Nsu'|,a Ns@g,a
l.Osj4 aud Sherman OF - ~
michigan Republican, BiAnr ,i's na i
,hAn Grant ami sherman colnu'peii nj 4
Lures being l,6do, 70 ~ auu "
specively for his competli"r'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
--latest Cable ISeaes.
LoSpos. FEB. L lSS

LoSOos, FEB. Is, ISL.
81 Wi-IAu Bszss, Bart. conseyvA-
TNe men u-eE of tie HUCse q Commons
10. Nerfo-k- West : dead, a. tie Ase
u seventy.
i = E3w Asosr-4lns,i that BIZ ~
tAll of the barracks Bs&r Co.s-.artsr...-
PIE, - sol6leS were killed AID -
wo1nded many fatally.
Ise Dsi-g SeE,s despatch fron Ia
ao7e says thAs Abdul RAhnan : ~
ported 10 te N B262kSAzu. A. ,hs h.s6
q large force
hlng os-c-Az opened The No-xeziAr
>lo-sA11g q " ss3nssiny nth a sr.ss-ch
t-lo-2 tae iAroos- II Ehich e Aurs,r.,-
81 a. l-c-sSss L tie TAI o. tchss.F.5
L F1bEe uexu1E a. Duufe-u.5z.
l-As Esso.Essi 10 @caeps the $500 e
te-ssi y NJ. Anire~ z-aerse- u Ns1
io-k. 10 tie esEAblzse-zszf q Gr1b-
Il Lb7A-y.
Iae British bA-k T5vol. Csrssfv
stuart ~alcA sAlSea froz Ne- Yo-k
o - * q |11ax-y. hxs bsxa II e..
llslo1 Z Tie Ms-sey. Her p.o.1 cza-.
| t=-s 2-s 6A--zze5.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13


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p C1.3y' an rs I-zvelzsE ihzs'r.s-s-
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Wc7oo 49, Eo--AL Gk13a-- 500 -
oovsrss1. however, Al NJ Cas- is-r-.Ekh.s
tAA1 sS EoGsG gram! - .1ve = k5re-
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SshrHS "a veers h< ok So r-S =
diA1s ana 1gAi IhSE I Ue a=ss1ry i
ySA-S -cS21eEce u Nr1EESk1 skz.sss.
TIE 2&1, azI W.ik NJ Io-aY's c,2-.--f :
reEGrae1 10 Is FA-suss Il RA,Izore
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13

FALL OF AN IMMENSE GRAIN kI.kNA-
roR-roo MUCH WHEAT FOR TIE
FOUNDATIONS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. u.
The Imperial Mills and Elevator, Que
i. of the Largest structures OF the kiud In
Chicago, and located near tie Chicago,
Burlington s Quincy Railroad tracks, Al
the cOruer of Sixteenth and Dearborn
streets, was the scene Of . catastrophe
tins morning. The building, which it
Is now declared that for week past has
been exhibiting evidences of weakness,
Was completely demolished and the con
seuuent loss will run very high The
elevator extended from Sixteenth street,
where il had frontage Of about one
HUNDRED and ten feet, north to within a
few feet Of the car uaeks and about 80
or 90 teet from Dearborn street west.
Ii was 100 feet high, consisted Of tve
stories and = basement, aud had a ca
pacity OF something over two hundred
thousand bushels. ahe mill was in the
south pATt Of the structure, anu the ele-
yator connected with il. 50 IS 10 be .
part Of the same building, was the north
half next 10 the uAck. Ii vas the ele-
vAior that gave way on the west, norsh
and east sides, falling toward The nor.h
aud covering The car tracks, rendering
them impossible, While the cOncnSSioT
went directly soulh through the mill AMI
knocked the whole Of that end Of III,
building out, 50 that the internal mechs
nisln OF the mill structure Is complegelN
exposed. All thai remains standing Ar,
small section of the east porsiop oi ID,
mill wall and the west corner oi th,
same, with huge chimney 10 fee
high The engine and boiler rcom O
The mill occupied the extreme soQthwssl
cornsr ami over this vas the KILN. Tbs
east side Of The building contained on Tx
lower foors twelve miIlstoo<s, Snd al
the space above vAs occupied with Tx
mill machinery. 1he elevator eoniSia-
ed twenty sishi bins, Twelve fee, sqn&rs
and thirty-nve fees Gexp. These hAG
never until SiDcs January l&Si been illeN
with wheat. Since then they h2d essT
invested with l2S,0oo bushels OF Nc.
~heAi, some Of them, il Is said, bsin.
he&ped above their hztmS. Tie wbeA
was held by AeSSrs- Munger. Wheslei
i Co., commission merchants Of HI:
city.
TEE Losses SUSTAINED.
The elevator olsI BET wsen So, ,CQO AnG
$4,000. " hlch Is iosAl loss The los
o. TIE wheat viii probably amount Il
about SoS.0oo. Ii 5 bzing conveyed L
The city q G4lsnA AMI o<n<r elevators
h1i about Hfly thousand bushels of j
viii co0bSless Be Destroyed by mlxtur,
with eeeriS moisture and olhe- waste.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13

WALL STREET YEsrKRDAr.-The
payment from the Sub Treasury OF
over 5000 900 ON account Of the
bonds purchased for the sinking-fund
made the money market easier. call
loans closing at 5 per cent on stocks
and to 4 per cent on governments.
There was renewed strength and ac-
nvity in the stock market. a general
advance in prices being recorded
Government bonds were in brisk de-
mand. the new fours making a decid-
ed advance, but losing IA at the close
on reports Of new funding operations
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
EX'raSuperszTa

- In some sections of the country
- larger stocks of goods are found 10
= exist than had been anticipated yet
- even where such is the case. more
- than tire usual quantity of goods
- are placed as a rule.
:" Ii i generally believed that the
= orders given for SPRING by the re-
- tail trade of the whole country
= will be from twenty to thirty per
= cent. in excess of those Of any pre-
= yious season innearly all grades Of
= goods. Manufacturers are struggling
- with orders far greater than tie
- capacity of their mills FOR
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
That the Baroness he'"s
Eire.

LoxpoS. Feb. lS.-The alSd .s.1l,
has been requested TO state =. w. rp|
Baroness Bardett Coutt' ha' 4. N N
$3.50 to pay of the debts o. 3i.trsl igt
Clear fishermen, 500 TO thel'ds tSa.d a
$500 towards making a lat9Vil N IA
west coast Of Sligo, aud tha' ,' R,uns| r.
reports Of donations from 'H'
ana uufoundei.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-13
For the LetU Court

The canvass for the Democratic pom,-
nation Tor Levy Court ConlunlSslol-rr
'or Wilmington Hundred, Is orcoutps
4alte warm Tbs candidates alrrad :
9ai are Wm. b. Noftos, Charles Nc.
{ 10, key and Marin Farrell, wh,Ie In.
i''eUd' OF john QUO are urging hun Io
-ytne oai Milton L4ekry Is also taxed