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ANTHONY .COMSTOCK.
IIlH PrcAcrce III I'its>turr 10 Testify
Agnltlat ~ l'rEtnje 1InlcEnctar.
Ia fi.r Eli

AEnltat IL FrNtnje 1fAlcTnCtar.
sNttIt Uisrdtth to Tic LNtcaen Tribune.
P1TrsnURtl, Urt. .0.-AntlmlIy ColIlst0ci,
who has done m0tH to SUPPRESS obscene liter
aturc than my other man Ut The country, Is
tn the city TO tesllfy before tile Grand Jury
III the case Of Mrs. Hopkins. Oh trial for,Mak-
fng improper use Ut tho malls. Co,nstoc!s Sc
cured the conviction Of u. N. I}ci!net1, tho
frre-loyer aiMl distributor Of all ,lnconsltunly
disgusting hook. III speaking nf this casc,
Mr.. Conlsock said this evening: ''rlle his
tory of the matter Is this: The l,ook In Q,tcs-
tIOii was entitled Free Love- It WIS
written BY f. II. haywood, tho most
notorious. free-lOvcr IN tho country.
lie advertised It first, anil, rs a consequence,
maleI 10 fiji bcncl, Of lie Circuit Cmiri,
ut,tl 1t affirmed the decision nf tic lower
court. lIe was sentenced n1ld served his
time. Then ,lan l,asnrtl lMIitr Thought to
defy the law, n,,tl advertised Tho lHuk IN
MASSACHUSETTS,. lie was nrrestct anil e0tl-
vic.c,t. Then there wns II Frcs-l4use Con:
ys!,ton n Watkins, n y. ar.i p, 1s'!!ett al
!hsy l.ad ~ the fute 'f t il,e 9,t!.s;r ,.;
there. Up 10 this ,inn tlut!
ha,l nothing to 10 with thu lnatter, but when
Bennett, wlin Ind bGcn arrested by tho lUGll
authnrltIes, came t, New iurk and upcM1y
:leicsl the INV by advertising Ills book. l!a'!
HIN arrested, 1ie wns, rs you know, tried
higher Court, n,A WAY .nEHln convicted and
sent to tho Alllnny reniientlary for tiltrtcei,
months. lie served his tiClr. was rtleilsetl,
md, Think, Is HOW III Europe"
Mr., Constock Informed ynur reporter TINT
he Ind humber Ut fnlMftNi1t eases OIL hand.
, 1880-10-21
ENTERPRISE.
A Dntly Delivery by Curriers' E-tab.
llNllcA In thu City or 1l11svuUil0e.
S,NcidI Qi4natth In I'Ak IthittnI I.tiLtiLEs-

A Dntly Delivery BY Curriers' A;-taI.
llNllcd In Tho City or 1illsvuMil0c.
Special Dispifeh ~ The thtpu Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. :o-Tllo suburban char.
meter Of Milwaukee, Rnd our dependence
upon Chicago for many things has now a,,-
other Illustration III tho regular distribution
Of the Chicago daily papers. They hnve nj
ways Ind II Iurgc circulation here at.ung the
rea,llhX classes 0il nccnulIt nf thelr superior
ity over the lncAl press, Int until nOw Tho
nIws-.lcalcrs liaA Ia lH depended upon. Re-
Gently, however, nh energetic yu.llIe feliuw
with iii sye to business has taken hold ot tho
matter ut the right end. employed his car-
rlcrs. established his routes, n,s,l attends n
tho distribution Of tile napcrs ~ Systrrnntlc
manner. II Ii q Kreat convenience thnt
+ duly appreciated! by "ur u,tI s!'zcns, y
What Is needed now IL nh earliar ull sWifttr
train tllat would Elyo l,s the Chicago slnl!ics
ut Il o'clock II. III. The egilty-.lyo miles
lptwpen tile two cities rni,ll ensily b. iuade
In two hours, nnL tho ritic:, III Wnukega,I,
krnns!ln, AMtl lsartNr w0Mld he greatly. ltnr-
iitcA Ms well ns Milwaukee,. AS 1t II thu
Chicago l'aiels must not neglect lis III thu
department OF lUcnt News.
, 1880-10-21
THF PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

SAN TlsASclseo, Oct. a0.-At tho time the
train with the Presidential party reached
Afoslestl night before Inst, u DcnIoeratle
meeting was IN progress about a00 feet from,
the depot, Onu Of the speakers expressed
grcat indignntIon tint thu Music If II band
brought out to WELCOME tho President should
IL thc trs.lr III arriys,i tic ernwi gaihers1 uromn.i
tie platform MD chcrr.vl iur iInnsWck ntrsi
Tllden, rs well us lIuyrs. Several rows rl.-
sued, nnd tho uprnar nullnliul for some
,nln. After Its sllbsilenee thu tr1lill moved
of amid c]IEerS
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at his brlthar, Chnrlos 'rurnvr. who died In tho
spring OF INN. being nenray q years n ngu. lio
nifty years Vcur ut ur,lsUy III l.tIe4lnshlrc. tho
native county of both brothers: !io changed
a1 1 Il q nnrnH m q ssa,e %s
Tho season thut hts nanlo y ntten wriatG,. Win
s = ee*S.s +c s wr",c caxcss xcEss
II stirt nlu9a,let, mt! ieasafy and ,nary ku,l.
,eta.af which thu rtatc says th9t sono have al
tho tonhpr.gsa ~ Tho ilutst Grcck tpigr!snl. All
that Il taw Of thGn are .sMt,lx tho n1nlust y
nl1r ln1,guugG. Tho l'tpisi AppthFa In ltHrlHTs
Atd9a zi''e fur &Qyrmberl
Mttlnlght-fn no midsummer time
Tho brenkers lush thu slnrcs:
The tuekun Of Il 1.Bleks .una
1a cllliug out-Oe-'!A'rA:
And thou htst yanl*h'tl from thIno own
To that which !ns'kB lk1 rest
True brother. ntiiy ~ la knnyn
lly those VITO iUtu theo bcst'
MIdniRht-and joyless Juno gono by,
And from tho tlrEed tnrk
The cnck0o 1l H. wersg July
ls calling thr0' thu dirk:
Hut thou nrt silent nn.sar ground,
Anu Ger thee strrutHs tho rAi1s--
WI VIII, Ml"lts Tssash % i; found axala.: ::s;;i..
= ILL., :::.
And nnw to these t,tls,lH1inor'd ekica
Tho summer hIEet y sill.
Far ntt Il tMnts,tll elelitM erica
From out u fanshNl I'LL;
And thro' this midnight breaks tho snn
Uf sixty yclrS away,
Tho light ot .lays whom life begun,
Thu duys sce:l to-day,
Whom all my Erlef. were eharcsl With slce,
And MI my ts,itd Wvru thino-
Al u,,Ht tIuu,l Srtprt with
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T.1, ,r,11ntJNE rnAvc1s oErrt,.>

: :; I,,,,rn "a ACt1MN0iArt: nt;it HEME,l.
ms ns;runs thtnttsho.ft ic Eity. VIC hare "stab.
.ie fanch Dnlcc* y the ,nfrSnt !s'st%H*' r.
;atrn fSf the aatns prizes n. charS"l a. tho Main
in et and VII, DA rstHivEd Nntu ~ q CLOCK D. h
o''~-' ~ niJtrFff DIVISION. ,-. ...-. -
!. Il H. a1MMs, lIooksa!lers aHd Ssatlnhefs Iss
W r. lItHiNiET. ,t,tsrist. ~ f'1ttauo 1tnve-av,
northwest CORNER rhift = y-t1fih-Ht+ ,,,,..
IT, w WUCiiMAN, ijrilsxtst, cornnF Thtftr"1fst ana
e"''''e' WE5r rivtstt,S.
a, A. r0rAinNGM. NcMsdeal.r. stationer, clio,
no " erL Mndis1n-st rnt #estfff.af: ..
Tii. HjNNiEf!sEa, DtngKtaL ~ hlua I''and-ns'
IT, Z. iiEIsHiGK, Jnve,er rc~sdcalcr, nnd fnncy
Gn0dE. 10 t.Akn.st. corner n!1Tnin. ~.
II, r. KRAFT, Druggist I'll Nca< a'halsoh-At, cor
Eer pnHitna. ....,,,., ,,-,., ~. .,.,, ,,.,.,,,
e"F"'r l"''"'":fH fHonrts DIVISION. j..
Il. Nullt.1X0!fAM 4 Cu, nrnxaath. ~ North
E1Atk ST., corner tnvisiun,
r. ii. WILLIAMS & 10, bsuRRista s'5 l.arraCeo.ss,
LsiUiH II. II. NEEHE. Printing md Advertising
Agent. Ne~h Ald SfAtInsry I}spHt. ~ East DlvAln.
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It IL ruslMrk- -wurt1ly thnt tho TWO most cole-
hrntrl s!,Df tho ,,rrMl. tho tw. wiltwe nehloye-
nip,.ls viii illl lilo larH,st place III history In
either, neutrality-suspicious. ali.l iEsmnrek. tho
1NU tho Efut,un, a1ltl ttlo n:lor tllD AHierlcNn
.Inan hl,nni md trnn.",-aro eslnally fa,ua.ls
fur tlbrBvDtuH IL u xtlfA! utsnr. KOtarftntur.
tu risn j., Ais protessop itIs!narok nt,ss tS , /!
vnsua or g,nd c!Hur," sud- he, Nd best under
stsnM wi!el. + tho lAst yon iH>sscss. snd there
IL EO clHl!rt ut getting Hlit,thgr Al kuill1-
Erntz ! hatl tnly QUO utEar tett III NY pockrt,
which carefully K.laried during tho whule nt
thu Attlt', us II lniser tlued hty &yp4lAlrp. lid
MT tenl j.sssI!tol ii ,isluK 1t. palntca In Klow-
inx e!,iHrs, y ny m!ml. tas nappy hour u w4luh
ln!-cn!c,llated my rl.ance4." "A'id what.
sSa sssir po"r ,rsn sS stss' ree .
lle'l l!isn.arck, whit, lny hs.pleas sfltl. bnth
lrG-h lin. tclt III my taekot A,l.l ttAHl hut
only Ht'.l, aud shat Wtill he nf nt t!se tn him.
lighted .Ais for him and pIueu It lolwW,n his
ttntlt, fml should hay" teen tho po',s telluws
grateful slntsnt | norer enjoyed u cigar 80
much US that onu which did not staoks.'
, 1880-10-21

l. Cutlcuru, II modicual July for external hu-s
Inura.
=. Cutlcura Ncsolreut, u powosful blood pur.-.
Nor, i q
=. Cuticilra Bpap, for beuutIfylp9 tho skin, ars
the nnty !nfAlt!b1 cure for every spet.ea Ut hu~
uor fsoul Y eunlnou plnlVle ~ scrvlala y
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Tough aud unoyou t.,oFs eul.not wear nut II
carpet wheru u Kut.1 Spwml CArpet Lining IL
used. us0 only tlat nlnuufuctured of oott0n
and pnper, AtnrricAu Cnrrt l.intuE Gu, New
York ul.d Boston. For Halc IVY na ualiot dealers,
, 1880-10-21

H1l4cetlnncOMK.
1{TAS'rr:n-LADIEsT Tt} PURCHASE TItE CHEAT
aolf-itttng kyHn!l nf Fess.eutnR. iHFtr.ctlons
frog. Agnnle make y, pns "crk; Arprcntccs tnqi,,
ih!s Immediately nj ls:I WHths1a-nr.
N1yASTtsij--A LAnY sALEAWOMAN TOtt ia
W dies ind CAildren's Ratments. Address II ~
leihltnr H{flcI.
, 1880-10-21

PERSONAL.
T1ENHf)SA I-lt FdkttE u. NfRiEi!H Wtl.l.at:Stl
hpr ndrcts where tlIc cnt II. fnHrt II st1Ay petG
quito advantageous. u IL TfIbHnn "ales.
DEHYDSAIt-M, 4. C.: YOU WILL FIND ONE
j In MI ai|ntning oiIicc. J.
DVNSONAi.-ANEUs LINKi.ATER. SURVIVOR
i nf tls tehaOnGr tarnnnsn. rtasn sci,d Yuur fd-
, 1880-10-21
DIR. THOMAS.
What He Thinks Of tho Action Of
the Conference.
Tie Why Of Gctting Up Tho Charges
aud Alnnncr Of Trinl.
He Has as Yet No Dctinit Plans for the
Future,

r,.,,..
uf tho PRESSURE II, whIc., he h,d hocn s,t,,nn,nS
,l,r,,,,. ,hn r,"n,,,,, ~ w. 1nns",, ,i
tween him an.t. tho majority ur tho lyclhrru
,nn,,crs ~ .,,,n,,ts n,,"to,,n', ." ",, Ivy "tu
IT,, .,,,,. ,,..,..n.,.. 't., M "te' hs
nf the Mc,hpIst Church In tho eon,t'x M stvv yoars.
Tn'Huxs relH1rter saw hin .lurI.y tic day
mud ,skc,t Ial what he thought Of tl,o notion Uf
t'c enteie1ehee' '.......
VT "As WHIT WANTED" NE nErLtt:p.
"A committee 10 nfeFcr c1uttyes nvnI,tst youyst
"In.k,4l Tnr Nm f.ntun,it,.r 1nTsoir mi ,tla
Il on thIs vruttul: Techutcutty. thera wn. t,olh.
Ing nxn!t,s. n,c; NY ci,.ractcr w,s pnssc,,: l,ut
In fart .i,orc wna all uxuIn*t mo that had tccn;
ind thu Conference scctnHi nnxlous for tho u.s.
anr''cc Tint tho cnse. It passed over to t1,s
tl,n,, ,s T,r. Jfntn,I1 ma frwa,t ins ,,,,an
prominent pnrt nno seemed to tcel snro tt there
l'rsucr pcrson. to prcTcr thon,: And is tfore 10
.an. little ml,,n alsnlt ihis hrresy :hintlng
wnntet1 II relieve them fruln 1t lr nskIng thSnt
"wmY nrpS.r TUX ,.,":.susScs r1r rov7,
,,ax mrh9 , M!ssr r couldn't .i, r. sakca p m the tas.
asc not The pnlpis. b.,t shc Chursh. % Ike Tcrn i has a.
t,u lt,,,, ,,o,,
uw ~ Eass % t,. - IN. ~ -, sun. ~ III ~. ~ ~ ~ 3 3.
F,,r mi, .,,'i,..'s,s -. ,,",!4, ~ @ .ts
r,.t1, fnr r. n'h.n nnn NJ r'ni. ,e, H.! W.!
r1,1.st: ni,.I.na % ill.," un1s.i,'tr vi wv" " ca,
rg ffSg tic # pswSF s sr T. II er IT, sr rr WIS rsSa
e %crs try 'e ec,, r, ,a, rSy to cHrn g" The
a." IN .s,.. th' n - tr,l,. !, vnt
finally sccn That filings were nut ii shape to
pfsed w,h VI. ;hs 'I u, IT. Ts sshf.s 3n xsse
!" nrcics,ut i:ust ,nats1sesl. @ Tbourh ust tl1s
Conference satd they. were ready, yet
they were mt ra.'y. for, my SUCH
tnya.stIuntou ,.s thought tho subject required.
1t IL not like trial far nialntEininfstrnt1on ur
t"r immortality, tnss Is trin! that invnlycs theo-
tGs .:onte,enee nnd for ,uy:clf. ln;ksd that i
rrcf.rrs 'ass "" my ''ea *hea tue CHARGES VIII 30
some wret:s fur prcinratfon; 50 it Is not likely
lint there viii br nnyshln1 dong towarsi q trial
cs:sNFi fss So fs IT. Ts pa: e tSs sis nssss wss
wnnsci # sm,n: nm ns, anxious Tor it Hs any
% r hit @ tH, wsse w'f ss !sn' se "t e fh"t skS H ha
t, con,e III ,lat,er Of iustes 70 nc: and 1t was
SHAVE You Any IDEA or THE c,rAnaxs7"
Nh !. ,*poso ,hoy ssll eGyer ,h9 three
~ .,, ~ wv" - IT, ',S,rut 9 t,., ,nrs ,,r,,
tone,nemt. ] futuro Iu p,!nsiuent, @ and n:piras
uon; y. iybo,,, vii, ,.,,, ~, ,.,,.,y.
.fn m1i:r,; f.h,,,,,, ",1 y,u ',.t ~ tlN: tr,s
"in, ne1ei,r i.r,.sdmr M'}nans 1:,acr"
"svlll tho proceedings be open to tho pubtcT'
al sl,ppnsG ~. Thrrr would lie no reason for
tor Of hot ess I'LL ihu s ys sav nr nore oe
Al present you haye no church,"
DIR thu circumstances. WIS ii tho midst of ny
,urni, III Centvnary wen rio trtat6ie hes,.,l. anii
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COPPER IN PLANTS. 1t has been gen
orally held that metallic substances I'M
ORIGINATING the soil were not absorbed by
plants that the roots possessed species
of selective power in virtue of which they
rejected everything of an injurious nature.
This is not strictly true, since there are
exceptions to the rule. The ashes of a
species of violet Viola calamnGTial, which
fourishes on the waste ore heaps of certain
of the zinc mines OF Rhein Prussia, have
been found to contain considerable quaint.
ties of zinc. Mr. Dieulafait, noted
French mineralogist, now adds his test.
mony to the inaccuracy OF this opinion, by
proving the presence of copper in plants
which grow on rocks belonging to the cop.
per-bearing series. In some instances he
was able TO obtain distinct reaction fol
copper with ammonia il one grain of ash.
1t is not improbable that investigation
would disclose the fact that other metal;
are also taken up by plants.
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to decide where legitimate business shades
off into mixed gambling, for every occa-
patton by which men earn their living has
some element of risk about it"
"You speak like the oracle of debating
society, but am glad to find we are not SO
black as we are painted. !"
Charlie then went home fortified in his
determination by ali those ingenious rea-
sons, in favor CT stock jobbing, which had
occurred to him in the course Of the argu
ment, and feeling, now that he had de-
Tended them, that stock brokers were an
undeservedly abused class of innocents.
He wrote letter to his father concerning
the events of the day, and gave him an &C.
count of his proceedings since he left
home, and in due course received the fol-
lowing answer
DRYTowN, March l6, 49,.
My DEAR CHARLIE: | got your letter
asking for $500, which is ready for you
when you want it. Seems like, Charlie,
as I'd have to let you choose for yourself
about this. | don't know much about
them city folks, and ! allow they'll all
steal if they gifts the chance; only don't
you let EN- git the inside track of you, my
boy. If any OF EN- is honest, you kin tell
better'n | kin-bein right on the spot, as
l may say so I'll leave it all to yourself.
| kin spare the money without pinchin'
any, but be keerful, my boy, and don't let
'em git the inside track of you. l knowed
Charkup in 80, up in Tuolumne, but /
didn't think much OF him then; he kept a
grocery store and whisky mill. I'm glad
you've made SO many fine friends, and hope
they're all right. Them city folks is de-
ceivin'. Sch0olmarms and widows is not
SO skeerce as they might be. and if they
don't pan out all right don't you forget
there's plenty more LETT. Don't you go too
heavy on EN-. Your mother says you
always was a little soft. on schoolmarms, as
| may say. They're powerful enticin, but
widows is worse She sends her love, and
so do |, Charlie, my boy. Your affection
ate father, JOHN GOULD.
Mr.. Gould would not allow any imperti-
nent alterations or corrections in his letter
by his wife. He inquired who was " doing
this thing" and allowed he was g boss Of
his own letter, and this was =" a free coun-
try" as he might say.
On receiving this letter Charlie immedi-
ately waited on Mr.. Steams, and, to speak
hguratively, was received into that gentle
mans creaking bosom.
ITO be continual !
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CHAPTER V.
MONEY. CHANGERS.

Behold Charlie Gould then, early next
morning, full of high hope, fastening to
the offices of Messrs. Steams & Darkle,
stock brokers-the firm to which he had
been recommended by Mr.. Charkup. The
Offices aforesaid were situated on Califor-
MIA street, in the business heart of San
Francisco, close to that commercial battle.
ground where merchants and brokers
''most do congregate too often, alas,
strewn with financial corpses after some
homeric combat of bulls and bears.
After some delay, he was ushered into
the private Office of Mr.. Steams, the head
of the firm. a portly man and an unctu-
Gus was Mr.. Steams not one of those
men who are ashamed to let their faces be
seen, for he was shaven as smooth as a
billiard ball. A suit of stiff broad-cloth
and an expanse of starched linen (which,
with the aid of the wearer's well. wig,
would have presented very imposing ap-
pearance if stood up by themselves in the
corner, as might have been done without
any apparent limpness), completed the
outward panoply of this prosperous gen.
tleman. a most polite man was Mr..
Steams he has been known to stand talk
ing to lady on the street for full five
minutes, with glossy silk hat in hand,
leaning on his gold-headed, ebony walk
ing stick, with nothing between him and
high heaven but his well.oiled wig
sight to make the angels weep
for so much condescension. A most val
uable property was that gold
cane it was wont to flash before the eyes
of admiring servant girls with savings to
invest, and Woodworking mechanics
deemed that an institution (for Mr.. Steams
was emphatically an institution, supported
by so bright pillar must be reliable
depository for their surplus wages. In ad-
dition to these charms, his urbane and
courtly manners completed the spell, for a
most gentlemanly gentleman was Mr..
Steams.
Pray be seated, Mr.. Gould" said the
broker, pointing to chair, after Charlie
had presented his credentials.
my friend, Charkup, speaks in the
most complimentary terms of you in this
note, and answers for your ability to do all
kinds of office work. presume you are
| in search of ernpIovment -
Eyes, sir. said Charlie, "that is my
present occupation.
"Well, do not know if there is any
position in our gift now vacant, but l viii
see Mr.. Darkle, and let you know, when
you call again. l suppose you know that
it is usual in such cases for employees to
place in their employers hands small
sum-on good security, of course-as a
guarantee that any funds which they may
handle, in the course of business, shall not
be misappied p
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ARTIFICIAL CITRIc AcID.-Another bril-
liant synthesis has recently been accom-
plished in the domain of organic chemis-
try /; Messrs. Grimaux and Adam have
succeeded in building up citric acid from
glyeerine. Curiously enough, in the last
number of the Berlin Berichte, Kekule an
nounces that he has been working at the
same subject, but by totally different
method. Kekule's work is not sufficiently
advanced for him to say positively that his
method of synthesis is successful, but he
feels justified in saying that very probably
the process adopted by him has resulted in
the formation of citfic acid. Nature, from
which we clip the above, promises full de-
tails of this interesting work in its next
issue.
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A GREAT STEP IN ADVANCE

CHEAT S1EH IN ADNANCE
And decided amelioration in the cordi-
ton of the workman, but that it would OF
course meet with much opposition in the
Senate, and would probably there be de-
feated, for the reason that that chamber
represents the interests OF the governing
classes and members of corporations, whose
object is to get all they can out of the
workman. He said that many would OPP
pose that bill on the ground that full lib
erty should be allowed for all transactions,
and that legislation really had no right to
intervene, but that that was mistake,
when, as in this case, liberty was all on
one side, for the workman VINO has his
bread to earn and family to provide for is
always forced to accept the hours and
wages offered him.
The eminent orator remarked that things
moved slowly in France, and that IN order
to make any progress at all, one had to be
modest in his demands that since France
is republic not single reform had been
accomplished, and whereas it was said that
during the reign Of Louis Philippe the gov
erument was monarchy surrounded by
republican institutions, the present gov
ernment is a republic surrounded by mon
archicai institutions. He scarcely thinks
that the bill for the reform of the magis-
trature will ever pass the Chamber of Dep
uties, and certainly not the Senate, for the
reason that the Ministers seemed little in
clined to adopt this reform. and the Depu-
ties are eminenbly ministerial and little
inclined to act independently; that in fact
the present representatives can hardly be
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

Two boys and girls, the Oldest of whom
was under sixteen, planned to clope from
Ottawa. Canada, and get married this side
of the line. One Of the boys obtained $50
for his expenses, but the others financial
calculations failed, and at the last moment
he was compelled to withdraw from the
enterprise. His sweetheart, however.
could not give up the idea of clipping, and
so accompanied the more prosperous couple
in their fight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

Why is it that the circus elephant never
kills the clown or the lemonade man!
New-York tribune., 1880-01-12
Nv .rn.k MAnE..s--ar rE...nArM.
COTTON Markets.

LWFrPoO. Jan. 1O-l2.3p D. p.-There Is moderate n
duiry for Gotten which freely SUPP led addine lpahu+
7d. hiddung OTelusI Sd ~ac', lou eaes lneuuE .'"V
bale for ~pecuatou nnd export receipts ~ Ou O"le7 III
cudng 800 bales Am Tican. FUTURES opened rhea5ei @
the decline Ia. been recovered Upluds Low 'dhg
CLAUSE. JanuuIy deiyerg Csad do. January an1 February
delivery. t'aot do. trrruaiv ami March ecVeFy a,a2
do March ami hpu delivery. 11al-o 'd d" APrll anu
Nav devcry7 ~ ALSO asg 40 May and June uelFciy isu
LtyELFpo. Jan. lO3 y. m.Ihe sAtcs oi cotton To-Day
incluted 1.inu bales American. Futures closed hII
BALTIMORE. ottnn qulrti Mddiug. l2A l2'ec
Low NidduF 2Lc Goof OrdinarT l2'sr nei receipts oo
bales bales O. tireI Brain bl5 bdes
cossvisr. go bales sales. 100 bales spnuers % uAes
stock. 20 O6s balcs. ,o- 49,,
BOSTON Jan location steady; MlIdng l27-ci Low
Middng I22c GOOD Ordinary, l2lsc; net receipts ~
bales groas l.9l q bales stock, G,9rl bales. 90 r
CHARLEsIoS Jau. lu-Cotten qmeteri NddlnR l3ci 10"
MIddnE l2'-d -dl3a4c.: Good Ordinary, lZeci het r.
ceipts 100 bales exports 30 the Cont uen s2O baes'
81 bales; sales Oeu bales stock. bsbl oales
CtNCINNArI. Jan. TO- steady Mihdng. l24c 10"
MddIUr II r. tipod ORDINARY II ~ receipt 22n5 oaes
shipmens 5O3 bales sales 52j Dscs spunes -OO Daes
stock l3.UUl halrs
aAIvr-rDy jar. lO dun nominal; suddhur. l2sc
Low Middug SIC. Good Ordinary. u ~: net rcoclts
NORFOLK. Jan. lO.-tot;oI runi Kidding. l21c net re-
cepIs sac bae expOTts COa-twe iG bale3 -aea' loo7
bales stnCE. Ju4l5 bales 49,.
NEw-ORLEAS-. Jan. lO.-Coiton firm. good demand MID
ding l2i... InW HddnR. atc; GOOD Ordinary. II 81
net receipts 80 bales. gros 7.lO0 bales exports TO
bales -A'r- 1000 bales. stock. @l9,OIl bales
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 10 Ottou quiet hiadArg l3sc
Low Nddug. l2 -.r. Good pruutrf l- - nft recepti
a. bales lJC bales sales. spuhcrs IJi bacsi atocA
IlrA<SAH jan lO Cotton atealvi MiddlnR l2i-ci low
Mtd.ne ID c G0oi Ortr1r0. II "s" neg recelps -f7t
BALE: gross i hllr eEIpris c0astWisc 1.-Two ba.es
sales. !, 500 1alc. stock. H. 50 bales