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The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
INA pITIARLE ooNnIrIoN.

There arrived in this SlLy an old lnan,
who ssuffering from cancer in The
mouth. The cancer Is inasss of puirid
flesh, and 40 great was the stencil arisl uR
from 1t that no one could remain stand.
ing any where near him. He called at
tine saloon of Dautel Mnlherin, on Fifth
street, brtween Market and Shlpley
streets. To MIR. Mulherin he. re 'ateci
the following story. He said his name
was Patrick ONeill, and thar be served
duiiug the war in the 4th Delaware
Reg tment For some time past hn Lad
been residing with relatives IN BALTIMORE
county, Nd, and a few days ago they
gave him sum Of money and turned
him adriit. He thereupon came to this
city. lie asked Mr.. Muihefln TO keen
hun for while, aud handed over to
thar gentleman SIC. Mr.. Muiherin AT
once went 10 the police station and made
arrangements for the man to stay there
during last evening. Ehs morning his
muLey was returned To him, and a per
init was sb'alned for his admission into
.hB almshuuss
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Yesterday the ST. Petersburg po-
lice discovered nine running un.
der the riding school which the late
Car visited on Sunday and while
returning from which he was killed.
M. Rochefort has Geneva cor
respondent who maintains that the
bombs were thrown from a house.
aud that only five seconds elapsed
between the two eXplosions.-The
Berlin authorities are enforcing the
law against Socialists with greater
rlgor.-ThG German Government
believes the new Gar Will carry out
his motto, Peace with Economy. .
and devote himself to internal re-
forms. The discipline in the Ser.
ban convict settlements has been
relaXed.-Ihe public viii be allow
ed to see the corpse OF the Gar to.
morrow. Collections are beng ia
ken up for the relief Of the persons
wounded by the bombs on Sunday.
Eight more arrests were made
there yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
THIRD EDITION
go NIHILIsF MINE.
sr. Prrnnsnunn. Maroh 1s. 1f

ST. PETERSBURG, March 16, 1881.
Tho authorities we're informed that q
mime had been laid in q small street
which enters the Newsky Prospect
nearly opposite the Anpitchkoff Palace,
therr sidence ofthe new Emperor. A
de atchment of sappera according y be.
gan an exploration from small shop,
sne-owner OF which had disappeartd d
three days ago. The street was barri
caded at both ends to prevent the public
from approaching. The sappers on
opening up the ground :and searching
the Cellars discovered a mine In the
ABOVE mentioned shop The mourn OF
the nine was In the ahopkeeper's
dweIllnR room, concealed under an
otto Q an. The mine passes under the
street leading to the ridlno school,
whence the Emperor was returning on
sunday. Eight more arrests have been
made, and quantity OF explosives have
been discovered. The mine which was
uncovered by the sappels was intended
10 Olow up the imperial Carriage in case
sundays attempt failed. The spot whore
the Emperor was injured has been en-.
closed anu covered with turf, aud 4
sentry OF the old regiment of he En-.
peror Paul is guarding it. The Times
despatch from ST. Petersburg says IL IL
stated that the owners of the shop from
which the mine was started were two
students. No explosives have vet beel
uneart ned. Six squadrons of infautry
guard the Annitchk.n Palace, and de-
tachments OF infantry aud cossacks
almost surround the Winter Palace -
Ihere ls no question about Roussako tf's
rate, ~ the erection of scaffuld on the
Smolensy Plain, where Solovieff WA,
executed, has already been commenced.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
IN DESTITUTE CIRCUM5TAN-
CES

On the p, w. & B. r. r., opposite
to the Mccullough Iron Co. 5 works,
are situated a few frame houses, i'll
one of which resides Richard Ccnklin
and his wife, both of whom are well
advanced in years. The aged man
has been unable TO work during the
present winter, and under these cir
cumstances their funds became very
low and many day they were obliged
to go without food. They did not pa
rade their reduced circumstances be-
fore the public, and consequently not
even their neighbors knew of their
misfortunes. Yesterday, however,
Sergeant Jones, heard of their case,
ard at once set to work TO alleviate
their present wants, and sent them a
quantity of the necessaries Of life, and
is now trying to collect u sufficient
amount OF money 10 pay or 3 months
rent. The house in which they live
is owned by L. Provost 10 whom a
years rent is due, but he has kindly
consented To waive his claim, and al
low them to still remain in the house
provided at least two months rent is
paid. The case is certainly one that
shoul1 command the attent on of our
charitable disposed citizens.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
a BLOW FROM BEHIND.

Yesterday afternoon about five O'Clock
all old grey haired man, Whose name
could not be ascertained, was quietly
walking along West frout str, ct. In
h's rear were three negroes walking in
the same direction. When the old gen
tleInan reached the corner OF Jackson
street one ot the negroes stepped up be-
mud lin and strack him a heavy blow
Oh the head, which knocked the old
gentleman tU the pavement The act
was witnessed by lhree white men
who started TO the old yeutlemal's as
slslahce. The negroes seeing that as
slstance was at hand, started on runt
Inc iescuers at once gave chase, bu.
were unable to catch up with the da,t-
ards. Why the blow was struck, or for
what purpose, will probably remain a
mystery forever.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
THE SENATE'S NEW COMMIT.
TEES.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Re-
publican Senators have decided to in-
crease the membership of the Finance
Committee from nine to eleven, and
will add Mr.. Platt, of New York, to
the list already selected. The Demo.
Gratis will name Senator Harris, and
the complete membership will then
stand as follows Messrs. Morrell,
Sherman, Ferry, Jones (Nev.) }, Allison,
Platt (N. ", Bayard, Voorhees,,
Beck, Mcpherson and Harris.
The Democrats have dist ibuted the
MINOR committee chairmanships ac.
corded to them by the majority as fol-
lows Private Land Claims, Mr.. Bay
ard Revolutionary Claims, Mr.. John.
son Engrossed Bills, Mr.. Salisbury
Nicaraguan Claims, Mr.. Davis CIV
Va.) Epidemic Diseases, Mr.. Har-
rls +; on Library Accommodations, Mr..
Voorhees,.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
General New 5.

A telegram from New Brunswick,
New jersey, says the Pennsy ylvauta
Railroad Company Is cunstfucting a new
line of road, cutting Oft the great curve
near the Milestone Junction, thus iacili-
tahng travel
The dirtstors of the Cleveland, Co.
iumbus, Ctncluuan AMI lndia lapoll-
Railway yesterday elected the following
officers. President. General J. IA Deve-
reux; Wee President, Judge Stevenson
Burke; Secretary aud Treasurer, George
IA Russell; General Marager, L. b.
Thomas. All ars reelected except
Judge Bnrkr, who takes the pace OF H..
b. Hurlbut.
1t is SAID thatthe President has changed
his mind in regard to The expeiIrncy OF
an extra session OF Congress, and Will
probably convene that body about the
middle of May.
Nothing was done in the United States
senate YESTERDAY except 70 swear IN Mr
+ lgerton, The nr~ Senator trOm NJ luur.
SOFA, The Sent adorned after a seSsl u n
uT ten minutes.
The Republican Senators, in caucu- yes
tefday, decided to Iucrelss the mem DER
III of the Finance COMMITTEE from uine
Is eleven, Mr.. Plat, OF New York, being
aided to the majority and Mr.. Harris, OF
Tehn"ssee, % the minority, Mr. morrill,, As
already announced, VIII be the chairman
Senator Edmunis left Washington on
"Wednesday night for Florida for the
heue III OF his health, which is thretened
by a severe cold. Senator Nanc-, ,of North
Crohad, has paired with Mr. Ednuuds
for the remainder OF the session.
The commission OF Frederick Doug lass
a. I 5. VI Marshel Of the District Of Co.
mubla expired Yesterday, but 40 nom !
nation for theiuttics was made by the
President ltis all believed Nj. Douglas
wlllOe reuUnIBated.
The CIGARETTES consumed in the
| Un,ird S''tes IN the year 1880 nun be rd
| Ipo iUo, TO or tw-rtY-mne times a.
mlny A. 10 $50 TIE consumption II
equal TO about eight cigarettes per capita
| per annim Tor the entire population OF
| The coantry-or over 40 per capita Of the
voting population.
The SOCIALISTS Of New York and
Chicago, WhO hro OFT paper bomb -helI.
II dead emperor, with al ocean and five
| thousand m les intervening, are, at any
ate, dong a safe belt ridiculous bus
| lnr--. lh'y are not likely To be mistaks sL
| tor he nlLlIlsts But Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
A PLEASANT OCCASION.

Last evening Charles b. Lore, Esq, OF
this city, ceebrat, d the fiftleth annIver-
sarYof his birth hy giving a supper 10 the
young legal gentlem enwho studies Law in
oiIce. here were seven such present,
VIZ: Henry &. Turner Harry Shal pley
j, Frank Bali, Thomas DaVi-, Harry
Heisler, Harry 5, Emmons and Wnl. T.
Lyman, aud two students al present
studying under Mr.. Lore.
During the evening Mr.. Turner, on
behalf of its associates, presented Nj.
Lore a lai &c frame containing handsome
photogi aphs Of himself aud family. rhe
pteseutation Vas complete surprise to
Mr. Lore. He was also the recipient Of
OtEer presents.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
from the N. Y. Herald of \ esterday.
sGIGAN ROBBERY.
NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN
BONDS CARRIED OFF.

NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN
BONDS CARRIED OFF.
One OF the most startling and exten-
sive robberies that have ever oocurred
In tnls city WAS perpetrated yesterday
unuor circumstances y hiCh eyiucs al
most unparalleled bolduess and skill
the part of the thieves. In broad day
Agnt Two OF more men succeeded H.
entering large apartment house filed
Win people, on populous street, evad.
ing Toe servants with which the house
supphea, and breaking toto tbt
apartments OF one of the occunants
carried OF bonds, certificates of stoch
@no Jswelry to the value of nearl
Sl,UuO'OOO. After Completely ransack-
Aok NE rooms, in The absence of ths
0ccupaDts, they escaped wlJhour detec-
NOD with their valuable booty and LET,
absolutely no trace behind them.
HOW THE ROBBERY WAS EFFcrrD
Mr. Abram K. 5 mons, afionar and
printer, doing business a. No 50 John
rect, resides with b wife IN ME nj
rooms on the second floor in the larg.
apartment house at No. III East S4ve1.
W second street. Between tve and six
O'CLOCK last evening Mr.. Summons and
mis- wife We're absent for short Tim.
rom home. On their return Ihey found
that their rooms had been broken one;
ana literally every article of furniture
ana every clJset or other recenticl,
where valuables could have been con
ceaied had been thoroughly ransacked
livery TooB wa Ia confusion and th.
noors were covered with the content,
~ the drawers of bureaus and seorsta.
rle
hr. Simons had been printing the
bonds and stock cert tiaatrs for some
rAilroad company or Cumpadtrs, who's
M n@nes " ed nave we hot Deen learned, aud near.
ly $1,000 900 worth Of these securities he
mao taken TO his rooms TOR safe kspD ug
and concsalnlent' The were ulsigued
Dy the proper officers, bui il Is said were
otharwlse complete. Every one oE
these bond aud certificates were taKeu=
together With $1,000 worth Of i4w4Iry
and vau0les belonging to Mr.. anu Mr..
Simons.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
THE LAND LEAGUE.

A special meeting of the Irish Land
League, of this city, was held last
rvenin. for the purpose of completing
the arrangements for public meet
ing.
The meeting will be held in Insti-
tute Hall, on Monday evening next,
aud viii 20 addressed by Mrs. Della 5.
Parn II. moth Of Charles Stewart
Parnell; MISS Ellen a. Ford, daughter
of Patrick Ford, editor of the Irish
World, Col. +. I. Joyce Of Bal limorc
aud others. Au admiss ion OF - cents
will be charged.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
pLHLlCSALE.

l.. ". Stdham X Son, auclioueels,
sold at public sale for Ann ). Rrybold,
near Delaware CITY, the following:
Horses, Sl53, Sl72, 500 500 aud So;
cows, sllO, $50, $50, ~, SO, Sal, SjI
AID $50; yrailiug hcii,Is, S33, 80, $50,
s2G, So, so, SO, So, $50, SIS and
70 yearling bull, $50; oxen, SlI5.
500 aud Sl5l; pigs, $40; buggy, SljI.
The sale was well attended aud Tie bid
ding spirited. There were great many
persons IN attendance from this city and
vicinity. The sale was advertised in the
GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
DE LESSEPS'S MEN ATTACKED
By ROBBERS.

PANAMA, March s,-On March 4 an
attack was made on one ofthe engil rer.
OF the Canal Company, Mr. Wander
Pulte, at faraiso, by tour armed men OF
different na'lolalties, but it was frus.
lrated by some Jamaica men, who were
badly huri III the melee. Mr. Wander
Putte was supposed to have large sum
VI money i'll Lis possession. one of tie
ROBBERS was captured. This is not the
only case in which employees OF the
Canal Company have been seriously
menaced. A few days ago = large party
OF men went from Aspiuwall TO En- pire
and surrounding the dwellings, Of tht
employees used threats aud intimida-
tiop, land were only restrained from oper
violence by the determined attitude o
the gentlemen in charge of the section
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
THE DREDGING COMPANY.

The American Dredging Company
an institution well known in this city,
are preparing to return here aud le-
sumo work on the Cherry Island flats,
where they have been dredging chan
mel.
They also have contrac, amount
ing to $50, 600 for dredging and re-
moving oDstructIons IRON the Christi
ana. A splendid new d edging ma
chine, called he Pacific, has been
built by the company, and, in connec'
tlon with the Ajax, will engage in the
Christiana work.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
ANOTHER GUY FAwKEs PLOT
LONDON, MarciI l8. la8l

LONDON, March 49, 1881
Great precautions have been taken tCr
chs safety ot the Houses oi Parliament
since the discovery OF the plot TO blow
up the Mansion House. The police IN
Aud around the buildings have been re-
lniorcrd and the cellars examlued.-
The Standard says that two American
newspapeTs were found with the powder
box discovered near the NJ au7iou House,
The Corporation OF London daa offered
3lOO reward for the discovery OF ne
perpetrators OF the crime Addluuull
ponce force has beeL stationed at l4t
Mansion House, tue Bank of England
and other Important Uuilulngs,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
A Romance of the Crescent City

In New Orleans on a warm day early in
and laid down one dollar, received a hall
of ticket No. 93 $50 put IL in his pock ct
and quietly awaited the drawing, and TO
his ticaet led all the rest, and he obtained
Sl5.e00-If he had spent another dollar IL
might have been S3U,0JO. Tue next draw
ing takes place April 18th, when those
who have written To NJ. A. Daup64n, N =.
Sl9 Broadway, New York City, n. Y or
the same at New Orleans, La. may autici-
pate pleasant surprise. mhl6-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
I HE NEW RAILANAA,

Inc "ofkmen on the new raiIway ex.
tension are grahually pushing M Fourth
~ vail N. VI ket street. Those engaged
FRENCH and Walnut streets. The ra,il
are now Iald 10 Lombard street. Tlns
mo hihg men commenced TO grade t,,r a
hlulhg that Will be put down on m.
!nate between Poplar and Lombard
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
ON THE LAST SQUARE.

The advance guard of the work.
men or the new railway were at
work this morning on the square be-
tween Market and King streets, and
by this evening the rails will be
laid from the railroad to Market
street. The forces will then be
transferred to the remaining portion
of the line between the railroad and
Fourth street wharf, and on Bridge
street, from Fourth to Third street
bridge,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
General Foreign News.
LONDON, March II, 1881.

LUNDONi MarCh II, I6oI.
Another strong shock of earth
quake has been felt at Casamicciola
and many more houses have fallen.
A statement that French troops
from Algeria were about to invade
Tunis, supported by naval demon
stration. is officially denied.
In consequence of the outbreak OF
the plague The government of Egypt
has issued a notice of quarantine
AGAINST vessels from the Persian
Gulf.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
a MISCHIkYOUS ACT.

Some time daling last evening five or
SIX young men who are said to be in the
empl y OF the Diamond State Iron Com.
pahy, broke into the building formerly
occupied by b. Frank Townsend as
Goa 9tllce on Head street near Apple
They ana not steal anything aud 1t is hard
TEL why they committed the act unless
u was odt OF pure mischief.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
From the Baltimore Sun to-day.
AN lNDEPENDENT LINE TO NEW
York

II IL qnite evident that the friends ..
We'll as the officials of the B,lti,,'oas az
ana ONO Railroad are actively enpassd 4
IN maturing some plan wheTehv ,,si.
peaaent communication between RaIr,
more ana New York viii be estabGsbsi
Such COMMUNICATION is felt 10 be IN
peEahNeiy necessary by business n..n
anu hahntaeturers of both cities named
Ih. h W., nrntIs,t "s those OF Philadelphia; also
the South and West. Mr.. Rober' ~ nnut al
rett returned tO Baltimore Tuesday nIraI.,
ana was at his post yesterday AZ Garn ,Ia,, -,
otallon, nut was uucommunicat, o., ,,',,t
reference to the object of his ro".,t'i ",Iu
visit 10 Philadelphia. recent
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
A WRONGED GIRLS TERRIBLE
REVENGE.

Los ANGELES, Cal, March lG.-F.
p. Forster was shot dead in the stleet
to-day by LaStavIa Abasta, a Spanish
girl, who states that Foster seduct d
her under promise Of marriage. Eos
ter is connected with some OF the old
est Spanish families in Soul hern CALI
forniA.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
SUGAR BEET CULTURE.

A number Of farmers aud those inter-
ested IN the culture Of sugar Deets, mel
yesterday afternoon in the Office Of Gregg
" Pierce uader the Clayton House. The
subject of sugar beet culture was discuss
ed IN general way aud those present al
- listened to an address by NJ :. Va den
orrg lurmeI native OF Holland. IL Was
generally conceded by those present that
The culture Of the heels could be made
a pay ing business.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-
Stocks were quiet but unmistably
strong. Call loans were obtainable
at 5 per cent on stocks and 4 on gov
ernments, with lower rates at the
end. Foreign exchange was dull
and unchanged, railway bonds mod
erately active and irregular.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
AMEEICAN SYMPATHY.

Mr.. Foster personally delivered Presi-
dent Ga'field's message Of sympathy to
NJ. Gier' at the Foreign Office Yesterday,
and very promptly atterward received a
response on behalf ul tie Emperor ex
pressing his thanks. Mr.. Foster 10 day
again went TO tie Ministry, and hand, d
to NJ. Glrls the message Of sympathy
and coulolence fon he Sruate.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
MILLIARDs SUBSCRIBED.
PAKIs, MaTcn n. lsal

1t is understood that the new loan was
subscribed ior yesterday twice over Ia
London by The deposit OF checks and
seven and half LINES over III France,
1900, ,O00,OO0r. having been deposiLe q
in Paris aud 2OOUOO,0OOl. in the pro-
vinces. Que hrm VI French brokers
alone has applied tor twice the amount
OF the entire issue.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

GEN. Al. EDGERToN, the new republi-
can United State, Senator from Mime
SOFA, was before the war an extreme
democrat, being one of the tafmous
Minnesota Ehgerton, Becker ANA
Fndley-who, in 1860, at Charleston,
). c., voted 81 times for Jefferson DAVIS
for the democratic nomi natlon for Presi-
dent, and then, at Baltimore, assisted in
the nomination ofJohn q. BeckIurldge.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
From re..e r,uay.. Late EDITION
A LAW AT LAST.

THE FISCAL BILL PASSES THE SENATE
BY A VOTE OF 8 TO
Special TO the Gazette.
DOVER, March II, 12 45 p. m.
The City Councils Fiscal Bill pass
ed the Senate, this morning, by a
vote of to 1.
Mr.. Belts voted in the negative.
NJ.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
THE FIGHT COMMENCES.

The fight for the Federal offices in
Delaware has commenced with DR.
David ID. Houston as an aspirant toI
The position of Collector OF Interna
Revenue for the District OF Delaware
now held by James McInure, OF Cecl
county, Md. The hair pulling VIII soon
begin In earnest.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
Irish Rioters.

HOW ST. PATElCB's DAY WAS CELB-
BkATED AT ALDERsHoT.
LONDON, MARCH II, 1881.
A serious rot occurred this afternoon
a. AldershOt. soon after ii 5e O'Clock a
large number Of soldiers belonging to the
T. gh'eenlh Royal Irish, together with
lushmeE belonging 10 other corps, com
Inenced a disturbance in Short street q
diarrpa' able place. They shouted in loud
tones. "Hurlah for Old Ifeand!, and
other cries, aud tiourished knobstieks.
hey We're soon iolged by large numbers.
Mounted police gallop to the camp, and
The authorities ordered the assembly 10
be sounded in the first and SECOND
briPades. With fixed bayonets they at
tackled the rioters. Heads were broken
aud windows smashed. Every public
no Sc and dancing saloon was cleared
and the rioters were taken prisoners in
great numbers. The provosts we're bad
~ treated. Some of The prisoners weie
rescued. The town was in uproa.. All
the shops were closed. The RIO lasted
neatly three hours. II Is attributed to
1Iuhkehhrsa arising from too free cele-
pIstloh oi 81. Patrick's Day.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
II hE MAITs TElEPHoNE - =

hE " ATS TEEEPH0NE.-The won
ders OF "a simple Instrument tb4t .'ii7
yet make noise n the world, Eusine.s
men waning their offices eonneeted vii
remote parts "a their works Will do we'll
70 eaiI % a. +. Hayden, corner sixth
nor the State of Delaware. Who're q ii,y,
Is now IN operation for trial lie refers fa.
Sofk done References: Geo. W. Bpgb 4
son The Harlan d Hoillngsworth %
Sos. hanerolt @ sons; J. j. 9aliagner
"u oshtas decl-dlmoJ
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
SILVER EnDING

Mr.. solomon Herscy, of the Repub-
lican, viii celebrate the twenty tinh
annlVel sary Of his wedding, on Mon
day evening next, 2lst inst, at his res
idence, No. 7lD Madison ssreel.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

:, ,s hsrrlages have increased 70 per al.
since young men have learned nf sen
snd soodtPn,ng eitset Of snes Tar, Wild GborrSe pe
II you keep bottle on hand f. nk man
a climax. sung things TO
fahs
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
FOURTH EDITION
Bua ension. for rs-Day.

Cloudy weather, with rain; easterly
possibly veering TO northerly winds;
stationary or low barometer and nearly
stationary temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

NOTlCE.-Dr. KHne's Great Nerve
Restorer isthe marve of the age for all
Nerve. Diseases. All fits stopped free
Send to 93l Arch Street, Philadelphia,
oct 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

- CHhsT. GHHBEE, Wholesale Hardw.ra
IoIsdo, ONO, says;-Ths Excelsior XIII,
aey Pad has accom- plishsi more foy ~ y
VII. "iiS IA three weeks than all the m cd Iein .
sEsr',a. .sEen In IN 80 ysara Refer ali
iebas-Tt.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18

brw my mead. @ proud Old STATED
Bend low with iush OF shame
AT the coward deed of thy traitsr SON
VINO nate dtsgracad thy name.
Of ALI thy children nurtIred thers
lie Is the trai or alone;
Bend low and weep at the sad,nino .al,
When you hear the name stMat,tS7,l - ga :,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
Q. y sEN.m

NO DUsiiIrss No..
Senate bf the Irn,u.,st ".st !tst,tl,,
no organization of ~ otales, ths,.a WI
expected that tha r.at uat BODY VA ,f
enatort-Messts Eiaihing Rennn
ota, and Frye. of NJ sottOn, OF N,.
morrow ,andthe comrne, Will QOaaa
The Prssid.nt I'm u lees b. abno,lk \
Dana Horton. al ~ may hOmips.a I
the United STAT. ~ ~ 70 he Secrs,,.
International Mo-, .O',omnis'ion - \
faris; B j. Warson Cohf-rsn,'l
San Frahcl co. Ar naval Offcs.
of Gust oIns ~ Nav II ~ .. hrers, Co,s.
aud John r. I.nna.eh' Conuecti..
Coustouls at indiansna'u' Surye,o,
BOllr,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-18
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY NlHLrh u : 1, :.
FAKk DROVE YAHD.
FVLy-'eoond alla LoaoasLet &c. March u

a5 sHEEP-Extra, Fl 10 to l30 Bs.,-6. 40 to &, a.
20 50 hs., - to %; good lambs ly9 MT St ~ ~
"a: medium lambs, "a to6; Caiyas
10 ~. Arrivals. 5UOO mead SunnIS;
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