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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10

len LAS INDIAS!!

VIDA PRAcTicA DEL EsPANoL EN- AMERICA
DON MANUEL PEREZ DIAZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-10
l0LIfIH MERElITII DE lIlR70- -RIE0.
INSTITUTE CIVIL.

NIArtes, 0 de Noviembre de 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
[C0MMUNICATED.
n. g.. Nea!e,

A writer in tho Gazette. sig,ing himself
City, thus truly spooks:
The strongest endorsement that can be liVan
10 tho ticket IS to say that you arc satisfied
win tho nominees. 1t now only rcmaios for
the democratic party all over tho cjuotry to
follow tho example Of the convention and noni
nato men as caodld1to for Congress- Of whom
MT OILY The party, but tho whole oouotry nav
b, proud. Men who will rth O. honor upon
their constituents when elected; moo who will
appreciate the dignity OF tho high offcs, aud
who will cl'chargo its responsible duiss as
representatives not only Of tho people Of the
dlsr;c. or sote By whom they arc clt but
NJ representatives of tho whole people of tho
Ualicd States; mon who comprehend that thew
lesslatc Tor the god OF the country ut large and
thereby advance the interest of oil its sections;
men whose patriotism is as broad as the extent
OF no entire Union, and not conGocd TO state
ines or district lines 10 STATE; men who GIN
view the situation Of their couutry from high.
or PLATO than mere sslfihnes!; men who aro
ambli0uj ouiy tor thor c>uurp's GOOD; men
whose dellc'c7 fcrbids them to resort to the
devices OF cthccseckerI, aud who orc unfamiliar
with the ways OF politicians; meo who feel that
tney ciDnOt SGT about TO procure places for
themselves; mou who would not acocpt posi-
ton CT trust upon any ether terms than fitness,
worth and tx,alleuc men who CAIN nothing
and expecs uothicg for themselves. bat whose
talents are s, conspicuous that the people vol.
uatnIll7 call upon them to serve 10 high peoot;
men who understand tho proper relations
OF tho federal govtrnmeut to the states
governments; men who always &C. from princi.
pls srd ncvtr from eXpediercg, and men who
Cluoot descend 10 NJ plain and places Of tho
Gcnagocuas.
Aud just srch MN have wo in our midst.
ana who wo propose to present 10 the convention
10 tho person Of S. g. Noalc.
ALEXANDRIA
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COMMUNICATED.
a Voyage 10 Baltimore.

About week $50 George r. PHILIPS. esq.,.
the poru!sr young manager IF the Potomac
Ferry Company, sent Us an invitation to accom-
pauy selecs party Of cougenial spirits en- a
trip from Washington to Baltimore, CD tie T.
V. AiroWsni.h. which SINE was accepted.
The steamer, sf.er ooalog up, left Ter dock
It a. n., AID sf.tr pleasant run down the
river, which was bright and placid as moonlight
and fipnling bretz, could make it, arrived
rat PlGey Point, whero We disembarked for
breakfast aad SUIT bath. Here We found tho
rolot very quiet and lonesome, ss the summer
visitor, have cot yet arrived, but cur party soon
mndo it lively, as there is notbicg in the world
80 n!iVens q man as soft crabs. oysters, and o
good tquare wash, especially when fellow has
been canIcl 10 10 silk urderclothes all winter.
Leaving the Point abou. 10 q. M. VIC were
soou steamlug cut toward the bay which We en-
tcr,d about nooo. There was just enough wind
10 make Ii pleasant AID at the Same Tina test
our ship which proved herself all that has boon
said and written about her. She is withouttx
ceplion the Siftcst Steamboat that has ever
Sailed upon out river ard tho company that
| Owls her made n lucky ard judi,ious invest
meot whtn they made tho purchase. Mr..
Phillips has made careful selection as regards
| her Ulcers cot ouly as TO their competency but
also their popularity, as every otc that travels
at ell kao~s Captain Tom Ross and Eogioeer
CathcIl. Also setting as Purs9r was Ed. S.z r,
whose OILY fault is that no is qlitc too
generous Tor his own good.
The Arrowsmith was thorC II 2biy overhauled
and resdjusted at our ship yard, tae work being
done exclusively by AleIsndr mechanics, and
is aoating credit to them. esptc ally William
Cogsn & IONS. Ike Green, etc.
just before We arrived in Baltimore there " 8
an lmpromtu meeting held on tho hurricane
| deck, with Geo. Smith as chairman, and Louis
| Adams acting as secretary, Upon being called
to order the inVitad dead heads on the tirst bal
lot elected Geo. Phillips the best steamboat m All
between tue ;ilst and 3ird parallel
All had good time and the trip will ever DO
pleasantly remembered by The Ale1sadris
crowd. notably, VIM. Cogan. Al. Uhler, Sam
j.. Reed. A. s. Dunn, Geo. Smith Louis Adams,
Harry Price. Phin. Dempsey, Frank VanAuken,
ard otherf. Those from Washington were very
socisble and entertaining, the principal ones be-.
irg George Shoehon. Frank Lougbron, VIM
Ely HCdgkns and Jim Nc Sherry, who, by the
way. ls considered one OF the finest performers
| on the mouth organ in the District. Tho run
from Washington was made 10 tho remarkably
short time of l2t hours, including two hours
strfpaeo at PInsy Point. X
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
Browns Household Pannccn

Is the most effective Pain De;troyeri in tho worl.
Will most surely quicken tho blood whGl.r
taken internally applied externally, ~nt
thereby moro certainly RELIEVE PALS
whether chronic or acute, than any oihe- ~.
allevistor, and it is warranted double tho s:renyt
Of any similar preparation
1t cures Pain in tho Sids. Back CT Eowr..
Sore Throat Rheumatism. Toothache, and Ali
ACHES, and is The Great Eselieyer q,
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA
CEA" should be in every family. a toasporu
full of the Panacss in a tumblor of no. wat,
lsweetoned, if preferreh), taken A. bedtime. W.
BREAk UP a COLD. Is cents y bo.lIa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Juno - -
Prices this week Tor BesG CatLla ranged ~ tnN-
loves
Best Beevos... .................... ...5 60 S GG
Genorally rated first quality 10 s ca
Medium or good fair quality.........S rs = g..
ordinary thin Steors, Oxen and Cows2 15 a 3 On
Extreme range ofpricos. 70 n s ~
Most OF the sales wore from :.........4 So 5 o.
Receipts for the Week 2l6j hesd salos l2li
Ihero WAS no activity In tho marKct to day
all dealers reporting trade rs baihs very drag
glng, and prices were lower than last week all
| round the decline on the extreme tops res hing
nearly g.; other grades fill of t.. ard in sonu
cases ac lower prices were submitted ID TO make
sales. The offerings of the eItremo tons wer2
very Limited, the most Of the stock being mct',
UNI citlle. We quole at 2 75aSj so w:la most
sales ranging from 50oS6 per 100 lbs.
Mich Co~s-Good cowsin f,lr demand, wiiiA
common ones are very duh. Wo nu )te y. -,
$43 per head, as to quality.
Sheep and Lambs-Thp supply Of shonn az,
the market has boon fair, and tho demand from
our nome butchers modersto only. and that tor
extra heavy sheep, suitable for kuropean ship
ment. very limited. There being no outside d..
msnd Tor lambs, owing TO the low prices East.
and the numbers oG.rod bong beyond tho needs
OF butchers here. owners have hsd to rethip Els:
ct their own risk. We quote butcLer shapp ~
Sta4i e.s per lb, and stock sht op 50.S2 IS each
Lambs at ,6t cents pcr 10 gross. Arrivals tts
week GIL head.
Hogs-The supply which is much less ,hs7
last weok falling of OH. oan fourth, is report
gu IN all The yards es moderate and iair, an.
about equal to tho demand, which is hy 30
means active. Prices arc Grn 1T Inst wsNk'a Gr.
ures, bia63 cs for routh st,g. and sows, Cat c!s
per 10 net for tho better gr.do'. larger pro
portion selling at and near tho highest price thar
last week. NE quality runs abe II. the sama ~
head.
BALTIMORE, Juno E9-Virginis G, old -: =.
deferred Ga; do ccnsos !; do I'd series ga
past Que g coupons -; now 1040s 49,; 10 10
coupon CO.. a. ~ BID to-dly. Cotton quiet; middiinv
~ flour Gull and weak. but without quot.
Bile en- ,nge. Whest-Southcrn steady; Western
exciel and higher for spot futures uuist anh
steady Southern red Halls; do smbor lis.
~; No z Western winter red spot and lana
lSalEti July lEsll02d; Aug lOG2 .lO7. Corn
Southern steady for white, bu. dull; Western
lower; spot in good demand; futures Gull.
Southern white 81; do yellow nominal: West.
ern mixed spot and juno 49l.5O; July iO},aII:
aug 49a49t; steamer Is. Oats lrm and fairIy
active; Southern 3js2G; Western while 3l.3j.
90 mixed %; Penna G4,,5 Kyo nominnllv So,
o.. Hay unchanged. Co:Tss firm; Rio csryo.s
Ordinary 10 prime l3sl6 Sugar firm; A soft
ss Whlakey steady ut lliaSl II
o. \ NEW YORK; Juno 90 Stocks strong. Money
Za3. Flour dull and heavy. Whent-sprins
dull winter heavy. Corn sctive and easier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
FSkEsGT WE avs.

Tho restoration Of Yakoob Khan is talked cf
The clti>et change 10 Ausli, arc coldy r.
O we'd by both parties.
Anonymous threats against the | .a'i,n Cham
Der OF Deputies have been mady
Bismarck has issued 90 ord r pfohbiiIug IN,
Importation Of hmc! IN sausage and ok FRI u
the u. S.
The Berlin c0ulcrcnca his formally ratified
their d. crers 10 regard to tao Gi@o.-Tufkist
boundary, ss decided o. last wax.
The frcach Chambers will be proropued Ju'5
Is b. The Paris Soil poins out that the
Amnts.y hill has not az wido range m is enc.
mics charge.
Tho jesuit a!ooe will b, summoned on Wed.
Dcsday to close lh,r nou- scholastic establish
ments 10 France. In regard to Other orders lbe
government will wal.
The lItcst dispatch from Buoucs Ayres au.
nou1c:s that the city was surrounded by na
toas tIoops on the &c h Dst and su nm oncd 10
rapitulato withio 81 hours
The buIgot c,mmitlee Of The Ffecch Cham
bars has voted IS 0G0 francs for the surveys Of
a railway from tho Senegal 10 the Nipor. in
Western Area, and C .hIn from liz do Saint
to Cape Veld.
Edwards Il llsrIis. 10, brokers' Of L,uacn.
have failed. Thor hatiitias arc stated at
So 1000 The failure CT George Marloau
merchant and commission sgeut, is also an.
uouuced.
Tho taIk Grid. from Richmond, has arrived
at Z lceneto~n. During fog on tho Sin inst,
she was 10 collision with an iceberg and lost her
toremas:, bowsI ri!, CutWatcr and jibboom,
started her deck plalks ard sustained other
damages.
MONSTER SHARKs-Sharks fifteen feet 10
length arc found in Pacific waters. At Ac,.
pulco some Of the hands Oh the steam ship China
ba!tcd a lojk and c,ueht ono Of tho sharks.
In the belly was found human arm. There
Wero aso found 10 tho nav OF tho shark the
ho'l and toes Of human foot. The arm
was tho left, and en- it were plainly visible the
,pltla!s tattooed 10 India ink. "A. II.
=. About ten days previous 10 the taking of
the shark sailor from a British big then
10 tho haibor fell overheard and was lost.
Sap 0esa Joe. the monster shark OF San Jose
10 Guatemala, was re ,ntly seen by the captain
81 the China. This shark has for many years
oeen the terror OF The coast from San Jose de
5 guatemala 10 Punta Arenas, II is said TO be
,orty ieet 10 length aud is extremely fsrocious. |
20 the last lew yo0rs joe has devoured half |
dozen men. and the GaatcmaI Government |
Uttered reward Of $500 to any one who wonld |
ill the devourer. " ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

mo lev mon who still persist 10 their efforts
10 lug the'pure'y State question of the amount
OF money the State owes into national noi,ios.
with which every reasonable man sees it has 20
moro legitimate connection than it has With the
bfadlaugh affair 10 England. arc thosr, and
ony those. who, ty reason of the discussion Ct
that question. having achieved s,me little polo
rIety, fear they will css it if the matter be
allowed to rest until tho proper time fer lis set,
Element. November. 1881, when tho Lspisl,-
tnrc' tho only body that has anything to do with
1t, will be elected. Each ono Ct these men has
some little following among easily deceived peo.
ple' who, strange as it may appear have been
led to believe that the readjusers have q ma-
Iotlty OF the voters Of the State, when it is
we'll known that the only victories tho roadusters
ever gained woro effected by the unanimous
support of The republicans and that now tho
republicans have straight ticket 10 The fold
and aVoW thor intention of supporting it 10
man. Now that tho republicans have left the
readiusters. tho latter have been deprived Of
thor only elective strength. and those among
them who can be RuIlod into voting a ticket
With Hancock and English at his head, but with
different SGT Of electors from those on tho
regular democratic ticket. will not on!y fad
themselves sadly in the voc,tiye, but also that
they have dono all that it was possible for them
TO do TO defeat Hancock and English except to
vote tho straight republican ticket. They don't
kno"-the follower. not tho leaders, We arc
Informed by a gentleman who has talked with
some of them, that tho ballots they will cast
will be counted for the electors, and not for
President and VIC, President, and believe that
no matter what other names their ballots have
on them, provided only those of the democratic
nominees DO not loft off, they will have voted for
Hancock and Eoglish, and that their votes will
be 30 counted. Tho people don't yole FIR
President and Woo President, but only for
electors, md every ballot tho democratic r..
sdjussers may cast for the proposed rcsdiust.
er's electoral ticket will be one vote
takon away from Hancock and Eoelisb. -
With tho votes Of tho republicans solid f,r tho
republican electors, and those of the democrats
divided upon two different sets of electors, it
will not be difficult to tell how the vote of the
State will be counted. But when this shall be
explained to tho rank and flo of the readjusters
as it will be by tho democratic canvasss.s, the
number Of those who will vote the proposed 70. |
adjusters' ticket will be reduced to minimum, |
and the legitimate democratic majority in the |!
State is large enough to lose some votes, and /
sf1ll be sufficient to come out of the contest vic |
torious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

The extremity to which the republicans nro
reduced for OIL eotions to General Har cock is
tooly shown by tho importance they ATTIC CHI
h, wac: that tho band played Dixie" when
charg', aTaiLa:cd. Truly this is a hcinous
under which Ratly exceeds in gravity these
which result from ~Qnent is now resting. nud
Mobclior and Do GoIyclmplcity in tho Credit
incident thereto 1ds and the peliury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
l. looks a. thnngh the rnadi,1s


upon mischief if they can accomplishment bcnt
nlog 90 electoral ticket. The Richmond run
says; ut is understood that it is to DO dcag
struggle between the opposing wings of III,
conservative party 10 tho State, and tho pr;z
IS the control of the State. The priz, is wor,l
the stragglc-aud VIC promptly strip for Il.
Contest So tbon, after all tho protcs.ali,nl
OF hdel'ty to principles and auxoy for tht
SUCCESS OF the democrats. deliberate attemp
Is to DO made to let the radicals carry the Stat
at tho ntz. election, consummstioo that vii
do tho readjusters not ooc particle of good ant
only pac, Virginia in the category Of the yer,
few States that may vote for Garfield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

Messrs. Cooper and Carey. the candidates op
the greenback presidential ticket 10 1916. called
upon General Hancock yesterday and promised
him their support. and expressed to him their
assuranc, Of his election. Republicans, ereenr
backers, Independents. nationals and men Of all
parties arc Fastening to join the Hancock col-
umn, and by next November Garfield mon will
he hard IN find
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 oLnr.
| causes, is occasionod by Worms BROWN:
vERMlFUGE COM FITS or Worm Lozengos
| although edoctual in destroying worms, can g..
no possible injury TO tho most delicate chilli!
used by physicians sad found to 30 sbsolutrl.
sure in 81 Indicating worms, so hurtfu( to children
Is cents q box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

Somc Of tho Northern republican nowsIapt rs
give up New York 10 consequence Of tho union
OF the two wings OF the democracy in that Stale,
but count upon half Offset by gaining Vlr-
GINA as tho result OF tho electoral ticket the
rcadiuSters propose running 10 this State. Will
Vireinians who hnvo heretofore boon called
democrats lend themselves to the SUCCESS of any
such schems?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

That odd wave that struck this latitude,
west Of tho Missi: sipp. yesterday, had not
crossed that purturbed stream up to this writ
ing, tho mercury here keeping we'll up in the
ninetes, and coats ard standing collars being al
diacnnnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Juno ~, l8S0.-Th,
market to-day wss moro active. and prices I.
shade frmer. Flour is puia: and easy. Th"
receipts Ct Wheat continue fair. aad TO day .O,H
bushels we've offered and cold RI los and II Tor
Fultz, and ll2 for Lancaster. Geo blshtli Ct
white Corn sod at SIS. No Rye or Osts wcr.
offered. Country produce cont:nun, tcartn and
wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, of Penna'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William ii. English, of Indiana.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 20, 1880

Grant would have been much stronger can
didato than Garfield. and tho dread Of the lat
ter party now is that Grants friends will do
nothing to conceal that flc..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

How lemons, mint, lines. Sugar. Toe. 49,
and moro of the - disappear this kind of
Weather. Water is good for bathing purposes,
hll Tho samn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
MARRIED.

On Tuesday II orning, Juno %. 1880. by Rev,
A: I. Heating, L. ELLIS UKREFFE #
I! HSiGMSmond, Va, and LILLE c. daughter of
papers copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

Again it is said that au extra session Of the
New York Legislature is to be c.IIed, to change
The method of eleotiug Presidential elsc.ors.-
Has not tho republican party already hssyv
enough load to staggcr under?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
Another Terrible seisasic.

TIE steamer Scawanhaka, p,yicg between.
New York ard lI)ug I>land resor:s, caught Gre
at 80 yesterday afternoon 10 East river, OF
Kandalrs Island. The f., spread rapidly, and
all the passengers had to jlnp into tho ga'cr
before the steamer grounded, 200 feet from land
Between 900 and 500 passengers were On board
and from 80 to so lives were lost. Several PISS
ing steamers and row boats from shore went to
tho rescue. The Gtc was caused by an exoo.
sion in the engine room. AID the midGl, of tie
steamboat was soon 10 flames. Abcus fcrty Of
the i'll fatel passengers, some moro or l,ss
burned and scslded. werc rescued by members
OF the Eastern Boulevard club AID taken TO the
cub house, opposite the s,anc OF III, disaster.
Tho bodies OF about 80 dead parsons were re-
covered. The vessel buried like powder after
the flames once Started, aud it WIS q terrible
scene Shrlcklng women aud children were
huddled att until some Of their clothes caught
fire. and thcs, on tho forward part of tho boat
were men, some OF whom had been Gu. off from
communicating with or gong to tho rescue OF
their female relatives aud friends by the n,mes
which burnt iierc st about tho c,utrc of thr
boat. The Saawanhaka was beschtd on Ran
dall's Island, but she 5000 burned 10 the water.
edge. Capt. Chas. L. Smith Was at the Whe,
and stuck to bis IoSt to the las. lila fa,c an!
body were badly burned.
The SUNFLowEH.-We hive Lately me-! " III
| a paragraph in several Of oar exchanges rtc,m.
| mending tho planting of sunfowar seed in The
middle OF each hill Of polo beans so tia. H.
stalk of the SUI tl)w5r. growing raster than Ia,
beans and always keeping lntln aholi, wou,i
| serve instead OF pole, saving t. tho grove,
considerable labor and expense. How thi;wOu,l
work IN practice wo cannot say, but wo do knpr
that tor many usos tho sualowar is q valuahi,
plant to raise. Its grows very rapidly, AM
when th!ckly planted AROUND sink drains, pr.y
les and other unsightly and oil, nsivo pl,c $, II
no! only serves as screen. bu. it also is sad t.,
have the property Of absorbing malsIiAu, exAN.
| latlons and purifying tho atmosphere. 'rha
seeds are much relished By poultry, .nl, if IA.
| f,d too lIbaraly. are very wholesome A c,r.
respondent OF tho Country Gentloman recon.
mends the seed as cure for the hesvos in horse.
and says: "A gentleman told mo that there
nothing cQu,l to suntlowar seeds for that ,!:.r
pose. he had ono bushcl of tho seeds ercun
with two bushels OF Osts, and gave horse Lw,
quarts OF the mixed meal, wet in water, tire.
times day. Ho took the tino when tho hos"
was not used AT hard work. In two weexS no,
| sign of the heaves could TO Observed and III,
| horse looked as SLEEK and bright as il his h~r
| had been oiled. He had cureu two horses ot hi,
! own Of this distressing complaint, and recon.
| mended it TO others, who had eyoerier a p 1T .
result. In CASES Of horse distemper aud cough
| II is An excellent reme1y."-N f. Farmer.
LNs, not thy own for want Of a.kirs it! L,3c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
DIED.

on sunday, June 9Th. at Hedgasvlle, West
yrg'nis, mARY EDITH, infant daughter of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

LNs, not thy own fox Want OF a.kirs il! Lnn
not your in'aut Tor want oil De- Balls Baby -
rup, which aIy druggist will SILL y,n Tor >.
cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29
lCOMMUNIC4TR1

COMMUNICATED.
QUERY.-ls the Mi. Conrad. so lauded by
CITY IN yesterdays Gazette, the same gen.
.!eman who was Gently defeated at the eltc
tlon III Winchester for tc,rder. If so it is
father bad ONION OF success on wider 6ad.
ttopIe who LAY back in thes, days expectioe
10 Dc iiI'ed Into promiuercs arc generally left
ooh'hu. ANOTHER CRY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

a CONCEIVABLE INCoME.-The income of the
Duko OF Westminster is said to be- nearly
Sl5 CO day. Most of his wealth ia in re,, a..
taso IN London. An ardent desire of the Dnka,0
no Is said TO have been reslizsd in The recent
winning OF the Derby by one of his horses. His
eaenement on learning that he had su .ceeded ia
hold" painful 70 De-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-29

1HE New York Herald says: "The Govcro.
ors Island boat will have to DO enlarged. Nav
1etk otticescekers alono ar, humorous enough
to swamp it, without any aid from the crowds
that arc comiuR from all sc c.ions to torment the
Cincinnati nominee"