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The daily gazette., 1881-01-29
SECOND EDITION
FALUREoF THEICE CaoP.
PHILADELPHIA DEPENDENT UPON MAINE
FOR THE SUPPLY THE ooMINa sum

DEPENDENT UPON MAINE
FOR THE SUPPLY THE ooMINa sum
MKR.
The ice crop IN the vicinity OF Phila
d.lphia this winter has heen almost to-
tai failure. Not more than one fourth
or tho amount that was cut this time
last year has been OBJ aimed. Along the
Schuylkil and Delaware rivers within
a radius Of twenty miles the ice houses
contain Lothing except q few thousand
tons OF snow ice, gathered in for the ex.
clnsive ben. ft OF the brewers. All the
clear cold days have beon followed ny
snow siOrns, which practically rendered
useless the pIanlngs and preparations
for cutting he icetields on the Schuyi-
XIII aud DE aware rivers. After the ice
n"st formed IL was soon covered with
ow which soaked through, until it be-
o nae light nd po IL and was.nnable o
GEAR the weight OF the planes and mules
The snow has been cleared away aud
She preparations for cutting have been
entirely compile ed &c res of times. 1hs
veIy best clear ice which es been Aecuf-
ed In this vicinity is not more tLan six
inches thick. The average is about four
Inches. Ice Is seldom cut until 1t In at
least seven inches thick. The New York
companies have cut l 100000 tous n
the Hudson river, nearly ten times an
small and the Philadelphia crop Iaage -
There the wiDIer has been colder and
the snow storms less frequent The ef
feet Gu the prl OF ice, however, will
scarcely be noticeable. In M aiue mel
have been at work necessarily storing
the ice and shipping it TO Philadelphia.
The winter has been an average oAs.-
Last year ice was sold Mt forty cents per
one hundr, Il pounds. At Kinkora, tht
Isuf nat iW.AU. a. saa
knickerbocker Company, where 48, ,O0C
tons are generally cut, only 10000 tom
are now stored. There has been the
same ill-tuck at Ivins' Fishery a. d Bid
dies Wharf. On the Schulkill, at Spring
Mil, Mill Creek, Shawmont and above
Bridgeport. the four principal ice h-d,
where $4,000 tons are generally obtain
I'D, the ice has not yet been cut. The
knickerbocker Company say, however
that II the present clear aud cold weath.
~r holds out, allowing the ice to thlcken
a crop may be gathe red.- Times
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PANIC Al A DANCE.
HOW THE CRY OF oR''sMALL-Pox" BROKE
Up PARTY OF REvnLLRRs.

HOW THE CRY OF B''sMALL-Pox" BROKE
Up PARTY OF hEvhLLKRs.
AS the dancers Al the Jersey City
Athletic Clubs ball a. about midnight
on Wednesday were displaying their
utmost grace and skill some one callt d
out -
"rhere's smallpox patient in the
next room.'
The fiddler dropped his bow, the
piccole player lost his breath, the la
dies cried, ''Oh, my p and the sets
broke up in confusion. There was
scramble for wraps, hats and over
coats, and rush for the stairs. Many
reached the sidewalk halcss, and
wearing only their ball. room attire.
The musicians, with their instruments
tucked under their arms, tumbled out
of the room without ceremony. The
frightened dancers did not stop to ques-
tion anybody after they got out, but
scattered in all directions.
The building in which the ball was
held is at Grand street and Communi-
paw avenue, Jersey city. Many fami-
lies occupy apartments in it. The
smallpox patient was Michael Hickey.
Some one discovered his condition, ano
ran TO the ballroom to warn lhe dane
ers, who had come from all parts oi
the city. There are thirty-two per-
sons living in the building, and fear
are entertained that the disease may
spread among them. The police were
informed yesterday, and the health
authorities will use every precautioD
to check the disease. Hickey is In
very dangerous condition.
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VALUABLE RE-. AL ESTATE.

The undersigned about 10 remove from
he State on account OF loss of health,
will sell at Public Sale, at he auction
room of Thomas M. ugie, S07 Market
street, Institute building, GU THURS
JAY, February 3, 1851, n O. clock, p. M,
comnodl9us dwelling, situated No. I06
Vest Seventh ar, ,eet, " mlngJOn, Del.
ttViuE u frontage q 20 feet inches On
eyenth street, running back ~ ieet. The
lain build NJ 81 feet deep, with back
building, both Three stOrIes high, eun-
tanning IA rooms, and dh room, hot ana
sold waller with water cioset complete.
\ good cellar, cement and brick no r.
this house 10 well located Tor bore or
,oarding house, convenient to market,
pos Off g, school. churches, o..
N. B.-PeTsonS des ring to see tha lro-
perty can do SO by Cal iag 1T The house.
Al o. at the same time and pl ce. vi
oe Id three 1 roo ned brick h uses, W tn
frame kitch rs back, y astic STATE rooI.,
tnd good cellars. Situated n Marshall
street., running from Stroud street to Oak
sire /, In West Whining on. AtsD lot
IN the corner I Marshall aiia Stroud
streets, ~ by 81 feet. 20 d tiens at sale.
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Thomas Nj, Ogle, ANcLiohear md Real
Est to Az MT. jaa29-4.,
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The LEGISLATURE.
specially reported for the Gazette.
DOVER, Jan. 20.

specially reported for the Gazette.
DOVER, Jan. 20.
sENATE-MoRNING SESSION.
Senate met at 8 o'clock.
Prayer by The Chaplain.
The following bills were read q Sec
ond time and referred to proper COM
mittees:
An act for the relief of Archibald
Given, referred to special committee.
Belts, Cooch, McWhorter.
An act for the relief Of Artisans
Savings Bank, committee on Revised
Statutes.
An act relating to the salary Of the
Superintendent, to committee on Rev.
Statutes.
An act relating to tho registration
of births, deaths and marriages in the
city of Wilmington, referred TO com
mittce on Rev. Statutes.
The following bills were read and
referred:
An act to amend Chap. 7s Of the
Rev. Code relating TO the city of Will
lnington.
An act to amend Chapter 80, Revis-
cd Code.
The bill Incorporating Division No.
3, Ancient Order of Hibernians.
An act {, am md section 46, Chap
ter 80, Revised Code.
Adjourned.
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The Quarter sessions Court.

The FebI uary term OF the Count Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, commonly called the "Quar-
Ter Sessions Court" will commence on
Monday, February Z h. 1t will be the
first session of Court held in the new
Court House In this city. Nothing but
criminal business will be tiled at this
court, and the docket Is unusually
large, though but few Of the cases arr
of an important character. The main
one is that Of Hugh Duffy, Tor seriously
injuring an old man named Isaiah West,
by reckless driving, which was post
pone from the November term.
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ONE of the wife beaters whom Mr..
Bergh proposes should be fogged in-
stead of imprisoned was sent TO the Is
land yesterday for four months. The
man, who is fair representative OF .
class, has propensities and his family
have needs that suggest that instead of
cell or whipping posi- the State should
provide retreat which shall be both
prison and workshop, where drunken
husbands may be compelled TO lab 1r for
the support of their families until such
time as they show unmistakable sIgns
of reformation 7 Herald.
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L0cdt Lt1IeS.

Rentz .Santley combination in the
Opera House this evening.
A gentleman was accidently shot
on Water street last evening.
Warner and Bush's barges plying
between here and Philadelphia have
again been compelled to cease their
trips, owing to the great amount of
ice in the creek.
Columbia Lodge, 1. o. o. +.
celebrated its anniversary last
evening.
A missionary meeting will be held
in Asbury NJ. E. Church on March
10th. An admission Of ten cents will
be charged.
The Jsssup d Moore Pulp Works
have started in operation.
N0TlOE.-DF. KHne's Great Nerve
Restorer 10 the marvel of the age for al
| Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped fTee.-
Send 10 93l Arch Street PhilS tslphia
1ht 2O-ly
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THE AGEOF MIRACLES

ls past, and DIR. Pierce'a Golden Medical
Discovery will not raise the dead, will
uot cure you if your lungs are half
wasted by Consumption, or your system
sinking under cancerous disease. L. is,
however, unsurpassed both ss a peetoral
and Alternative, and will cure obstinate
and seveve diseases of the throat aud
lungs, and bronchial affections. BY viz
aue of It's wonderful Alternative proper.
lies 1t cleanses and enriches the blood,
thus curing piDples, blotches and erup-
uons, and causing even great eating
ulcers to heal. Sold by druggists. iz68t
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DISoRDERLY IN THE DEPOT.

Three colored men aud a like num-
brr OF Women entered the depot this
morning, between l aud 2 o'clock. They
were under the influence IF liqupr, aud
going into the restaurant became some
what boisterous. Upon being remon-
strated with by the attendants In charge,
tbey at once commenced cursing them,
and aching in a disorderly manner.
Oficers Thomas and Richardson hap.
pened along a, the light time, and ar
rested John Parker, James Jones ard
Annie Bur. on. At the hearing before
the Mayor hey were each required 10
pay So and costs.
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WHAT Is FAITH JESUS.

The above interesting question will
be the theme Of the sermon by Rev.
A. Stengle, pastor of Union M. E..
Church, corner Of Fifth and Wash
ington streets, tomorrow, Sabbath }
Jan. 80th, at 10A o'clock.
The revival services are still IN pro-
gress at this church, aud much in er-
est prevails. About thirty or more
conversions, have been reported up to
this date, and a considerable number
are yet seeking peace with God
through faith in Jesus.
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PERSONAL.

Chief of Police Maxwell arrived
in Chicago at noon yesterday. Ht
first went to Springfield to serve the
requisiLion for William G. Guthrie,
upon the Governor Of Illinois.
Hon. E. l.. Martin came up from
Washington yesterday, and went
,iown on the LOS p. M, Delaware
train.
Officer Boster Is off duty having
badly sprained his right ankle on
Wednesday evening.
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fRST EDITION.

/ ,,oortions which the arrearage
r.ions bill begins to assume are
| 'U ,an,lling. Commissioner Bent
,',a. npr rbs. 1t will require s6iO,-
y ~ r., the claims under 1t, and
,as, ~ at At least $5O,OOO,OOo 70 pay
h. for the coming year. Well
II members OF Congress who voted
4 Cumnios' bill recoil at the enor' u
.ons. .o,ences of their folly.-Bat'
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AnlIIsenlents.

hh MiJEsrIos LAST EVENING.
u snelbakefs Majestic Con-
e'oh made It's first appearance IN
pefa House, his city, last eyeDino.
Ste Mrte greeted by an audience OF
nileeh hundred persons, nine him.
whom We're III the gallery
10y. amino was a varied one and
~" VI songs, dances, etc. Some of
10 no 'ilrss were very good, especial
~ ldIe q Steei, in their n,.gro go.
tge.' pr..j F,iy FhaFoly ofday III his isjugglins
loss ' Eeitldge, IN hls negro sns.
, anu Ltlle All Right in h,s b.l
eNVa and slide Tor life. The NJ
~ e'osei with a burlssn "a 20 a1
"a + IN tour scen.s 80, - "a
Pretty Pat,p EvrTy on. ,nsl'leu ,..
Wen pleased, aud tbe go p,1sen
pnefous. '"e applause
IS EVENINGS PERFORMANCE
,,'i1 @ell known Reutr.sanlley Com.
'.gPllear his evening In ono no =,
a'isu performances. On - ,sa Une o'
o', -, theii pteyloas visits hera,he os
n 'sm ',m greeted with large and 10y w,,
u audiences. In sneaelna auu Wen
hy The Newport .Se,Cs .as. VI 'his
] On opra'tI ,rs ofgAnlsAtlon appeared
1, y" .a',, va iiouse last night to ,b.
audience OF the season tn w me
wa, a merltorious ons Gn. on
"a, salSiaeti0r. Qulter AMI d., o
r1 ao.'n 'un1y comedians and were
|Mnrs,,, psaan and again. Rosa Lee. sns
n r,,,,', Inner IN the opsrauc dueis Dis
ClIi,a ta, Aanly cultivated yoiees "
nJ t,,Yh did some clevsr da.a
nh rh MiSa Eva Byron loohaS no a"s
~, 'uilngly Tue burlesona suu nl
ost gwen her. in ,nand uas
c9mps,',,V 1o.e,Ved with great fayoT'"
lrnnaa,y aany are always sure of hha,.
"hehever they visit New.
r. NHr ENTERTAINMENTS.
!. tuesday evening next p,o, c.
nent. gfgn his popular arr en,s,
usuts ' IN the Opera Honsa .s enteI-
'aay evening. e' closing
! Of Of ni "tSs ~ evening he will pres.n,
vIch ,nondon, the Great U,ty fyom
ne,,iav " oyuenham Crystal Palace y
it,;ths essveuing, ss Paris, the Bganti,
n. 1no hrand Galleries and S,.,..a.
nr no ,Ltouyre." Thursday sysn,na niues
,' in ,t the Eternal City. from ms.nipgi =,
"Ths colosseum" FRIDAY eve,
,asrlr or ,o ohes ot England. from
'rasani 'hs Monarch to the Coz 81
Nm and saturday evening "(srssl N
:, rGi,,n 'Vhs OF al mission will ha II
.uty .Y,.h .th 10 cents; reserved seat
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A SLIGHT CHANGE.

A slight change in the running of
trains on the P. w. & b. r. r., will
take effect tomorrow. The train
known as the "Old Bay Line"
south now leaving at $50 p. m, will
leave fifteen minutes later or Gas.
This is the only change, the other
trains running as at present.
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MAPS led.

WILSON -QUIMBY .--On Thursdsy the
9th inst, at p. M, in the First Pres
byierian Church, by the Rev. II. 3. Du-
Val, Mr.. Marcus f. w Wilson to Miss Del
ma Quimby, both OF Wilmington.
KYLE-HART-In Philadelphia, Jan. n,
1881 by the Rev. Father Mccullough, OF
81 Charles Borromdo. Henry T. Kyle,
OF Wilmington. Delaware. to Miss Katy
E. Hart. OF Philadelphia.
CANN-M MEGIN At the residence
Of Il. X. Msginniss, Mount Harmon,
Cecil County, Nd, by Rev. Robert /.
Rowe. Robert NJ. Cam, of New Castle
County, TO LizAie Meginniss.
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| cable telegram from Lonaon
ksy a,'lv quoted con.ols at sS 1915
Incv and 0s 7-S for ACCOUNT
bonds we're quoted at 1881 e1
4 for the IS, 1851 for the as
ID, for the As The rate of dis
|for go days to 8 months bank
his SSsass per cent. and ior
knls in the open market Ssas = 4
IN. from the same to / above the
.of England rate.
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ANNUAL ELECTION.

The second annual election OF officers
of the Little Harry Yacht Club" took
place on Thursday evening last. The
following were elected:
President-John McHugh,
Vice PTesident-W William B. McCor-
mick
Secretary-John Moran,
Trustee-AloUZuF Foster.
Board of Trustees LA wrence Lynn,
Mark Tucker, John Tucker, Michael
Fucker, Claude Butler, Thomas b.
Tnnker
The daily gazette., 1881-01-29

Baltimore sun publishes table
|,ouular vote for President at the
kc,ion which it claims to be cor
eTbis table makes the total vote "
\, Of which Garfield received Il
j; Hancock, 4,444,sl3; Weaver
B Dow, 9,644; all others, i,7sa
,ck's majority over Garfield is o'
bsures o,332.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-29
CWENTY-S SEVEN.

Up to 10 o'clock, this morning twenty
seved burial permits bad been issued by
Registrar Fraze for The present week.
All the deaths, however did Eot occur In
this city, as some of the permits were tor
bodies brought here for nterment,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-29
THE ASSESSORS AT THE HALL

County Assessors SavilIe aud Hughes,
with their clerks, sal at the City Hall
this morning for the purpose Of correct
ing .heir assessments by placing thereon
the uames of all who had been omitted.
Very few persons were in waiting TO be
assessed, and the large number Of Re-
publicans In the Southern District, who,
according TO the Republican, had been
left OF the lists, did not put In sn ap-
pearAnce to claim their rights Of citizen
ship.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-29

frequently sad that the Leglsla'
Nil delay the passage Of a law au-
Eng the conversion Of the State
until near the end Of the session
its passage will be defeated by
~ as 1t was two years ago. We
his viii not be the case.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-29
ro-MoRRoW,s SUNDAY PAYERS

All the news Of the world worth read
ing will be published in the New York
aud Philadelphia Sunday papers, sold
aud delivered every sunday morning by
Georgo A. Davis a ol8 Market street as
early $50 O'clock.
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D.

McCONNELL,-In this city ON the 35th
inst, Aarga ct, vile of VIM. Mcconnell
aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from the rasideuce of her nus
oaud. III last Fourteenth street, 5atur-
lay afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK. To proceed
to the Wilmington aud Bra"dywine
cemetery. janH-f
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"OhI why should the spirit OF IL orta
be proud" We give 1t up-but when we
see man driving u "proud srirlted"
team, we uuhesitatingly remark-that
man uses Al. b. Roberts Horse Powders
20 cents AT all drug stores. ianl6-lm
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, hialassh~in eoncluslon, remars.,
hd tns, as ne pulled the cats saiIHEd
rema, ana I'm beating the No..
II sinasa1 Ami'H wife, al sha ,aoS :
Hoarha,t ayrup Of Tar, WIid tihsrrS
! he does n'a Tor her cough. A 81 cant
|gusts, e business. For sale by All
janl6-ln
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FOR CARRIAGE HIRE.
WHAT THn LIVERY MEN WILL CHARGE
AFTER FEBRUARY 1AT.

AbThk fkBkUAkH lhf.
A number Of liverymen met at the
Clayton House last evening, to confer
in regard TO prices for coaches at flu.
nerals and weddings. John Kirkman
presided and George E. Kikman was
secretary. Those present were John
Kirkman, Jehn Hanson, Andrew
Traynor, w. G. Martin, Robert ii.
Gibson. Lawrence Kieran, J. ii. Seal,
Eastburn e. Armstrong, George Kirk
man. b. F. Money.
The following schedule slight ad-
vance on prevailing rates--for funeral
coaches was agreed upon
Within city limit. ts......................S3 w
3reen Hill, Mt. Salem Newport and
st. Joseph's cemeteries........ 100
New Castle, station, Mt. Pleasant,
Newark, Union, LebanOL, Du-
Psnps Banks, Lower Brandy
Wlne.................. b.U
Rookiand. Centre Meeting, and Nc
christiana, shiion, Bethel, White WV
Clay Creek and Marcus Hook. $50
Longwood and New Garden, Newark
Mt Hope, Glasgow. Birmingham,
Head Of ChriAtiana. Rookdale,
Media, West Chester. 10 60
Middletown or vicinity, New London
oT NiCiuily '''.s''''-'''''..'' law
For large arse.................... Loo
extra will be charged In each
case but o ohild's hearse will be
Furnished at the same prices as
coaches.)
The following prices were agreed
upon for coaches for weddings and
parties
Two trips. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 800
single trips TO parties. $50
1t was agreed that this schedule
should go into effect on the 1st Of Feb
ruary, and it was also included in the
agreement, which all signed, that there
should be no variation from these
prloes under any consideration.
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Many physicians are prescribing DI.
Bulls Baby syrup because they know 10
IL good remedy for children and Is war
ranted not 10 contain either opium, NOR
phia, paFegoric or landau uln the Dasj Of
the usual soothing remedies,
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For the g >zette
Mr.. EDITOR THE ignoramous
who writes anonymous squibs fer
the Ingersollite organ of this city may
get ''little more light" by reading
page 80 of the Ser mons on Inger-
sollism, with the foot note.
j. Ell. CALDWELL,
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HOUSE.
The House met a. Q o'clock, A. M.

The House met a. Q o'clock, A. M.
Payer by the Chaplain.
The bill to amend Section 8, Revised
Statutes, making the term OF Levy Court
members commenced on the first Tues
day In February, was taken up for q
third reading. When about TO be pat
on Its final passage, Mr.. Pilling moved IL
be postponed until next Wednesday
Adopted.
The act In relation TO the Notary Pub
lie ofthe Delaware City National Bank
was passed.
Mr.. Gram presented the petition Of
Laura q. Drake for divorce. Referred.
Mr.. Caha'i introduced q supplement
10 Chapter 50, Revised Code, for til,
protection OF fish, oysters and game. Il
provides for the appointment OF fishery
commissioners and the establishment o.
fish hatchery appointee, for which al
appropriation Is made. Five hundrel
copies were oredred TO be printed. a
Mr.. Bradford introduced the act &
incorporate the Valley View Cemetery
Company.
Adjourned until Monday, 81 O'Clock
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"My child was affected In the same
manner as yours, MIS-. Is. aud DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup gave it almost ,mm ediate
relief, would surely give II q trial,
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STONE & Crosby, Wholesale an d
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio, says
i've sold lNrge quantities OF the Ex-
\ Kidney Pad. and have been sur
4 at the gnVarylng satisfaction given
b.. -see Adv. JAMIE lw.
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HoDGE, Cambridge. Mich, says:
|e been afflicted with Asthma for
al only Lung Pad" gave me i'm
|te relief can recommend It a.
eatsst remedy ever producsd.-Ses
Jan2s.lW.
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Daily Sazstts.

wII,MIseToN PosTosTIoE
Ep a. ssrroosD-CLAss NATTER
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NEW ADvERE lsEM EN- rs.

nor SALE-6J shares Wilmington City
H Railway Co. slock.
Jan D- 81, HEALD & Co.
INGERSOLLIsM BROUGHT FACE 10
L FACE WITH CHRISTI ANIrY, by
Rev. j. II. Caldwell, ID. d, Sold by James
Il Webb, 3A Market Bt. Ian29-6t.
iSOR AENT.-One house at $50. Two at
80. Five at -. One at $50. Three
,t$'o. Two at SzU. One al SIS. One at
Sl7. one at SIG. seven at SIS. 0de at
ti3H. Three at Sl2. One at S.. Four at
k5 and one at $31& per month.
1 .n19-4 HEALD & co.
DUBLIC SALE
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-26

California. We have now In this
State press which, considering
Its restricted field and necessarily
limited patronage, will compare ia
vorably with that of any State of
the Union. In the matter of col
Letting interesting local statistics
and enforcing the claims of their
section on the attention of the out
side world it would be hard to find
the equal of the California jour.
nails, taking them as whole.
Largely to this agency was due the
gratifying increase of population
In California in the decade between
1870 and 1880, and we feel confident
that the next census will show
much greater ratio of increase than
the last. We hope to see this pros
perity fully reflected in the news
paper press, and we trust that Cal.
ifornians will cultivate q realizing
sense of their inde btedness to their
energetic and indomitable Journal
lists, who have labored faithfully
and well to advance the general
veal. In this work the press of
Southern California has done its
full share.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-26

[San Francisco Call /

A few of the old-time friends of
the author of "Prog ress and Pow.
ertyn assembled around the festal
board at Campus refectory, on Sat
urday evening last, to testify their
regard for q hat gentleman prior to
his return to the East. Mr..
Georges stay here has been much
appreciat ed by his personal friends
OF former days, and by many new
acqnaintances, who were 10th to
see him so soon depart.
Among those present were the
Hon. Phillip A. Roach, DR.. Ed
ward r. Taylor, Hon. w. A.
Plunkett, Colin M. Boyd, w. M.
Hinton, P. J. Murphy, Dan O'Con-
nell, T. B. II. Stenhouse, Mr.. Gut
schow, the translator into German
of Mr.. Georges great work; Mr..
Bogart, j. F. Mccarthy, J. Leg
gett, DR.. Leverson, j. v. Coffey
Judge LawIor, T. J. Shackleford,
A. Hart, ]. @. Mcguire, I. N.
Choynski, w. p. Frost, and 9th.
srs. The occasion was as informal
10 1t was enjoyable all around.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-26

1T is gratifying to see the interest
which is taken everywhere in our
coming Centennial Exposition. 1t
is not confined to the southern
counties, where it is universal, but
extends throughout the State at
large and is quite general in San
Francisco. Our people may look
for visitors from all quarters, and
the concourse will far exceed any
thing ever before chroDicled in
the city of the Angels. The onus
is upon US to make the Exposition
a memorable one, and we are
led to believe that 1t will
be done. The Centennial DEM
onstration itself is an assured
success as matters stand, but we
trust that no pains will be spared
to make the displays of our pro.
ducts at the horticultural Pavilion
such as will impress our visitors
with the variety and prOdigality of
the gifts of nature hereabouts
The present Mechanics Fair at
San Francisco, which has now
noarIy completed IT'S fourth week,
has done much to familiarize East
ern and other visitors with the re.
sources of San Francisco and of the
aim to have our display quite up to
the standard of the metropol 8, in
ratio, at least What we lack in
machinery and the mechanic arts
we should make good by an over
whelming agricultural and horti-
cultural exhibit.