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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
THE EXCURSION TO THE LAKE.
The Grand Time PREPARED - ths Hss.
monte. AaADnePekoR.

The excursion proposed 10 be yun 70
Cleveland on next Saturday BY the Harmo-
nic.Maennerchor Singing Society 10 being
very generally talked up, and Is glthering
excursionists every day. The fact OF the
niatter is, the trip ofers 80 many pleasures
that no one with q little time sad little
money can let il 60 by. The e1cursion vii!
be received by the singing societies OF
Cleveland; the hall Of the Gesangsefein
will be open all day Sunday.
But the PRINCIPAL attraction will b the
two grand concerts, Sunday afternoon sAd
evening, at Haltnorths park. This 70 Q
beautiful place, situated out on Woodgsro
avenue and reached BY street cars from
every part of the city. 1t has all the a.
traction Of cool shsdy walks and seats,
fountains, statuary, etc The conceft VIII
be given by the Ladies' Orchestra Of the
Leipsic Conservatory, forty In numbef:
who have q reputation which hiss preceded
them across the Atlantic Their music -
simply grand, and is. itself worth the TIP
To hear.
The excursion train will leave BRIDGEPORT
at 30 o'clock, next Saturday evening. Fiv..
ing every one the opportunity 70 vino
up their weeks business before starting
Tickets are good until the last trsin 90 T1es.
day, and the fare for the round trip Is but
1915. such q fine opportunity comes Dat
seldom and should not be missed.
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everything therein taken, the perpetrators
even taking the yeast. Mr.. Duff says he
did not care particularly about the other
things taken, but he emphatically objects
to them disturbing his yeast.
Mrs. Charles Morris and children are Wis
iting relatives at Somerton.
The John Tomas will run between Mar
tins Ferry and Moundsville to-day, (Sun-
day, leaving at o'clock.
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score Was IL to in favor of st. Ciairsville.
Norris, halls were moro freely batted, and
II ,eemed dark for the Athletics. The
Athletics refused TO play longer, and the
umpire, Capt. F. NJ. Cowen, decided the
came in favor OF st. Clairsville BY score
Of o to O. During the game the Athletic
catcher was heard to remark, This won't
do. bows; il will be another "A to l." The
;unior ST. Clsirsville nine want to play the
Athletics for the championship Of East
ern Ohio"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Members Of the Honse-The County
solid for COZ

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
MouNpsyILLE, August 26.-The result of
the Republican convention today showed
the county to be practically solid for Gen
eral Gof, and the delegates will go to
Clarksburg to support him should he con-
sent to run. Some doubt has been ex-
pressed of his willingness to accept the
nomination, but this county's delegation
will vote for him.
John Nixon and DR.. Siminton were nomi-
mated for the House Of Delegates. Nixon
was a member Of the Legislature OF 1879.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

Delegates TO the Republican ConVen-
tion-For Con, First, Last and All the
Time.
Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register
WESTON, August Cat the Republican
County Convention held here the delegates
selected TO the Congressional Conventions at
Clarksburg, from the various districts,
were as follows: From Freemans Creek,
S. Peterson; Hackers Creek, W. ]. Nicolas:
Court House, J. Shepler; Collins Settlement,
Watson NJ. Bunton; Skin Creek, Major
T. Smith. The delegates-at-large are;
Vim. Layfeld, VIM. X. Watson;
NJ. S. Holt, William H. Aspinall and J.
w. Wcfndin. The delegates were not in
structed, but with Golf in the field they
are for him first, last and all the time As
II Is understood here that Golf will not be
before the convention, the delegation will
90 to Hustead OF Clarksburg. or to the man
with the most favorable showing.
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saaaas Rssistss
SUNDAY, AUGUsT "a, Isss-
SUNDAY REGISTER

Is for sale at the following places:
w.H..wnliams', cor. Seventh and Main SIS
JF. ShirkS, cor. Sixteenth and Market Sts'
A. T. Young's, cor. Sixteenth and jacob SIS.
Chas. AoenkemOeller's, cor. Twenty-second
end Market streets.
3. L. Bricer, No. S5I6 Jacob street.
r b. Burt & Co.'S, No. Al Virginia st., Island.
FP Zlmmer's, Bridgeport.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON. August 27.-l A. M-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, local rains,
partly cloudy weather; variable winds,
Slight rise in temperature, stationary or
higher barometer.
For the lower lake region, local rains,
nartly cloudy weather: northeast TO south
east winds. becoming variable; no change
IN temperature.
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HARRISON COUNTY,
,rCourse. Solid for Her FavorIte Son.

OfCOurse. Solid for Her Fayorite Son.
Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, August 26-The Republican
county convention was held to-day and
was dragging and tame to the last degree.
No enthusiasm, no ardor, no anything
but General GOT. The sentiment of this
county is strongly for Gof.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
Delegates Uninstrueted-A Small Pro-
hibitory Movement.

Special Dispatch 70 tie Sunday Register.
New CUMBERLAND, August 26,-Pursuant
70 the call OF the Executive Committee, the
Republicans of Hancock county assembled
in mass convention in the court house at
Fairyiew, this afternoon, and organized
with ]. H. Atkinson as Chairman and A.
W. Brown as Secretary. A committee
from each district selected the following
delegates to attend the Congressional Con-
Vention at Clarksburg: Grant, W. c.
Pussy, Jonathan Allison. A. c. Pugh; Poe,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

Earned UNDERSTANDABLE ..
Three Base Hits-A. Heinlein.
Two base hits-I.aird, >; Dunn, W. smith.
Left on Base Crockery City, 8; Standard, 10.
Passed balls-Smith, 3.
Time OF game-Two hours.
Umpire-Robert McNichol.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

Received Yesterday, one cask OF imPoI ted
Bordeaux Wine, direct from France. EhlS
is the only genuine imported bordeaux
Wine in the city. Call and try IT.
VIZ HENRY BLUNENBERG.
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Another Wheeling Victory.

Yesterday afternoon the Rivers lido lube
went up to Wellsburg to play the team at
that place. The boys returned last night,
having beaten the Welsburghers by
score of "A to 4. The full score is as fol-
lows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

Cincinnati Export Beer for sale ut Blu.
menbergs. Only % cents per bottle Also
Russian Caviar and al other kinds OF sand-
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Refer than Imported.

The celebrated Dayton (Ohio) Ginger Ale
is for sale at Henry Blumenberg's. II ID
superior to any imported Ginger Ale. Only
cents per glass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

PHYucIAns say IL combines sil the de.id.
ersfa Of every fenuRinous tonic prescrioed
by every school Of medicine. Browns Loo
Bitters.
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rharmometer Reeora.

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY.
z.x,aI ISL 81 r7ysl7Ax.laE1sSSp x.7rx.
20 81 SO "a - % 81 IS
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LADIES can wear boots one SIZE stnai /. 8,
after using German Corn remover All
druggists.
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LEWIS COUNTY.

Delegates TO the Republican ConVen-
tion-For Con. First, Last and All the
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

Co OPERATION seems to thrive In
Germany. The annual report OF Herr
Schulz Deli,zscb, ;he we'll known poll
tical ecJnCmi.t, shows that At the end
Of las! year there existed $3.50 associa-
tiOns, OF which .s95 we're loan or credit
societies, peoples banks, etc, GA in.
dustrisl societies, CAS- stores for the sale
Of goods Gnd 81 building societies. Then
there are several agricultural as ocia.
tlonS tor making advances to small far
meTs, and about hundred "stores,
which Herr Schulzs Dellzch considers
TO be outside the limit OF ''co operative -
Il is estimated that these number about
1,l00C09 membsrs, or nearly a holsaud
members each, and TIA. they have a
share capital-nostly derived from the
savings IF their msmbers-of more than
$4,000, 900, the deposits reaching go,
Ov0,OO0, tue amount ofbIsiuess trans
acted them during the year being esti
mated al fl0O,OJO,OOO.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

A ORDINANCE TO AMEND ANop
n dlnance, entitled An OrdInancs -,
l,i'a PieNsht images from fire aud 10 re.,'',
i0te Ine Flre Department -
W pH Pi,i,, - Q. tualneds by The City Council of
SECTION |. That section 8 Of an o,a,
"a "a NC nce " pre- 'enl damages from fire 80
~ ulate the Fire department. . b. ana
,he ! same lar by repealed ami tha 80 'N
loWl Is substisu Ell in lien iher..n1, 'o'-
WI Section 3. There sh II sbaIi' 10
St S,i tecteu AT Inc nrst stated meeting M ~,
Ca,J council Ia January In each atIG
II,HseIS year a suitab e person te kery, - ~
aI I[9 IAlarm Teltgraph Battery msn
~, "nu ~ tneman whose duties snail ba y,
80, est,hu 70 ana Keep in working order tto
"a ,t IsIles, lines and general euuinIns,tili1, ii1
the Fire Aialm leiegThph B,i,srI' ent NJ OF
~ a. LlheIaau snail expire on The SO 20
"a nuay In January IN ch and eI,', u
n case the said Fire Alarm 1',i.
ataPh bdllery-man and Llneman S6aI
~ ect OF refuse to perform ms dnIi,ai
r., 'PeiIy ne shall be liable to be- renI,,,..s
*, ,Ctg council. The salary OF tue satJ
D"t cry mtn aud LineInan sbsu aAu
annnm, uoiiAFs p
SECTION ?. That section 4 o. said md,
haute Oe amended by striking Cuf ofs'.i,I
sectlpn In tie thlTd and fourih lS',lI ~
,Ll's sLle 20 the words following 'bef ire Ls
soulIlhg oi the 4iarm bel above me
tipned, on the Giy Hail." and snbs,t,i
tlhs ~ lien tnefsot the words foIlowi,'g
struck from one Oithe boIe., e"a'
FasSeu At city Hali January Btb iss,
HARRY SHA RIPLEY
Attest ;-H. k. PESNINGroS. '"''''
C!erk Ol City Council.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

A BAD GIRL.-Laura McGrath, the
the girl that came to this city about
. year ago and lived for severa! weeks
such a shameless aud abandoned life
on the Brandywine banks, sleeping at
night wherever she could fiud shelter,
and decoying young men who were
careless as to their habits, into her
own evil, vlsciOus and deprsved con,
duct, we see from the Philadelphia
Times, has again been in the hands of
the officers. Laura came very near
getting three or four young men into
the criminal dock here where they
would have had TO stand trial for
their lives.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

THEY are getting along nicely, our
fierce Republican friends. Some of
them attribute General Grants change
Of opinion with regard to General
PorteFs conduct TO bribery others,
more charitable, assert that be is
qualifyiog himself to accept the
Democratic nomination in 1884. Long
before the ides Of March we shall see
them proclaiming that General Grant
was all along in the pay of the Con-
federacy, and that if Pfesiden. Lincoln
had but done his duty the General
would have been sho. as a traitor
The Republican machinis.s, who have
no' made convert since the civil war
save BY bribery, cannot understand no "
how brave man change his mind and
confess like man that he has made a
mistake unless he has been paid or is
going to be paid tor it.-World.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

Co OPERATIVE INsUsAScE--Gov.
Cornell, Of New York, in his Message
to The Legislature, makes the felloSing
reference to life insurance -
The plan Of cooperative Insurance
first inAugrated by various secret So
c.eties has in recent years become very
popular, and many organisations have
been established for this disiincgIve
purpose. When prudenIly organized,
and intelligently and honestly man
aged, this kind Of associations un.
doub,edly offers the most economical
mode II life Insurance.. Providing as
it does for the comfort Of multiludes
Of families that might otherwise be
left destitute and dependent, it is Of
the greatest importance that every
prudential measure necessary be taken
BY the State to guard and protect these
humane and praiseEorthy associations
from abase. A bill passed the last
Legislature to exempt this class Of
societies from all jurisdiction of the
Insurance Department, which would
have allowed unchecked intToduct tiOu
into this Safe of hundreds of fraudu
lent and speculative organizations ex-
isting in other States. Il appearing
that such q step would prove disas~
trous to the true Interests OF well
ordered organizations now so flourish
ing in our State, this bill Was disap
proved by me and, therefore, another
measure was enacted providing Tor
the conservative and helpful super
vision OF the Insurance Department,
designed especially TO foster and
strengthen all interests involved aud
protect them from the intrusion aad
depreciation of degrading influences.
The frequent reports published Of the
disastrous results OF Wholesale grave
yard insurance in other States has
more than indicated the wisdom OF
the policy thus pursued. The general
law providing for the organic alton of
these societies can doubtless be amend
ed to the advantage OF bonA-ide assO-
Citations and il is hoped that the
subject will receive due dehbera,ion at
your hands.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

RRPUDIATINe THE CAMERoNs.-A
convention of Republicans opposed to
the Camerons, was held in Philadel-
phia, yesterday.-Thirty three cat of
sixty-six counties were represented BY
2i8 lawyers. doctors, editors, mer-
chants, manufacturers and farmers.
who are tired of ring rule, at the In
dependent Republican conference held
in the Assembly Buildings. Such
representative citizens of the State as
l. d. Mckee, Charles S. Wolfe. ]. E.
Mapes' Wharton Barker, John ].
Plnkerton, Geo. McAler, Philip C.
Garrett, +. Dunbar Lockw wood, j. T.
Rhoads, Joseau L. Bailey, William
Arrott, Rudolph Blonkenburg, Gus
ID. Earle, Amos R. Little, Hampton
L. Carson, Col. Lewis Bird, G, II.
Irwin and Thomas S. Peakman were
present. John J. Pinker.on, of Cbes-
ter, former law partner of Wayne
macNeagh, was made permanent
chairman. One of the first things
on the programme was a speech by
MT. Wolfe, in which he denounced il,
his characteristic way the Boosters, ;,
gas trustees and jury fixers of the
"boss" element, and said the party
must be purified by the independent
portion of it, a portion which was
growing larger and ronger every
day. Mr.. Wolfe was folio ed by a
number of speakers, and the tone OF
the remarks was all anti Cameron
aud in favor of bolt if a bolt should
be necessary to escape co operating
with the perpetrators of scandalous
fraud.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

LAND GRANTS ExPIRED.-As was
published in the late editions of the
GAz ETTE yesterday, joint resolutions
have been introduced in Congress
which have for their object the restora-
tion TO the public domain of nearly
one hundred and thirty eight millions
acres Of land which were granted to
twenly-thres railroad companies un.
der condiuens which have not been
fulfilled. This bill will receive the
approval of the country, whatever its
fate may be 10 the NatioRalal legisla-
tnre. II these companies have failed
70 keep their contracts with the Gov.
eInment there is no reason why they
should not pay the penalty provided
when the contracts were made
namely, the forfeiture of the grants,
We should not have one rule for rail-
road companies and big corpora ions
ana another for private individuals.
Let the law be enforced. This vast
territory is too much of present to
make to capitalists who do not see fit
to live up to the terms of their agree
ments.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13
FRtDAY JANUARY Ia. Issa-

WILMINeroE As A RAILROAD CEx-
TRE.-The purchase OF the Whining
toa and Western Railroad By the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and the
p, w. & B. by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, places Whining
tou IN the front rank as q railroad
centre. The Wilmington and North
ern Railroad Company is building a
bridge over the Christiana above this
city. When this is completed and the
Christiana bridged below Fourth
street and . connection made with the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad at
TLuri1w, there viii be four railroads
ceDtering here, and making Whining
ton one Of the most important railroad
centres in the country. 1t will not be
long, it is thought, before all these
railroads will be in conjunction on the
SouIh Side.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

A y ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A
"A loan o. sixty thousand dollars for
The use OF the Board Pubic Education
" WHEREAS, An act OF the General As
sembly ol The ale OF Delaware entitled
"A Iurtner supplement TO the act for ~ q
behenL OF Puollc ; hoo.s In Witmi Hgton
passed at Dover, April S, A. d., ssi Au
thorlZed The Mayor and D.huciI OF
~ lin ngton 10 borrow a sum or sums az
money not exceeding In the aggreg.lts
slAiy thousand do iaTs TO be applied and
expended under the din Iectioa Of The
Board OF Public Education in building
and furnishing school houses in the 81 =
OF wilmington, as a and by said act viii
~ appear, now therefore.
~ be ~ Ordained by the City Council OF
WI mington, dwO-thirds of all the mum
Ders lhefeof kefelu coHcurringj- !
SECTIoN !. That the finance Comm Z =
zee Is heIeoy authOIlzed and directed 10
cause 10 be Issued In the name OF the
Mayor anu Council Of Wilmington, Ger
t,hcales OF Indebtedness to the amount az
sixty thousand dollars and the faith and
credit OF the city are hereby pie lyed fur
the pay n ent Of the same,
SECTION sand certificates shall be i'm
sPlin Iil.n heretofore used for like. purposes.
hhatl os Issued ia sums Of one hundred
collars, or IA multiples OF one Iundred
ana shalI bear Interest at tue rate Of four
ana one naif per cent. per .anuum nav
apit heml-annuaIly on the frs dAys nf
-.N ~ ana august OF eaCn and every
year Inc certifi Gates which NAV b., ~.
sued under the PROVISIONS Of this ordi
nauce snall De made payable vi b the
interest," lhereon in twelve anuua install
q ents OF nye thousand dollars ca a. the
arst a inst iment TO be payable on the ii Al
asy OF August, a. D., 1852 aud the re-.
~ ilalaIhg lnsiaiHents TO be payable Oh
tne nTst DAY Of August in each aud every
yesr thereafter. 'ei9
az lIoN 3. All monies which may ba
ooIlo"ed under this Crdinace are hereby
anproprlatsd for the use OF, aud shall H.
applle9 a ahd expended under the diree-
VI VI Ui sne boaId Of Public Education in
adultioual school houses.
- @sseu al city Aall, January 9th. lss2.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
Ar... PreSl4ent of City Council
u!.est' hENkY K. PENHIGGroN,
!"u' Clerk OF City Council.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

S. g. SIMMONS & Bros, dealers in
lumber Of all kinds, and manufac-
turers Of doors, sash, mouldings, g.,
OF this city, have gotten out a hand
some little pamphlet containing a
large number Of cuts illustrating de.
signs for buildings, showing the
ground floor, second and third stories,
number of rooms, front elevation, and
halls. Also designs for school houses,
stables, barns and other necessary
buildings. 1t is quite a nice little
work, and cannot fail to be useful to
those who are about to build.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13
spcAI. TsmnrAnrr
coaREcrED pc. lsla. lsn

~.
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
F9n FHILADELPHIA.-2sR 2Ig 6N
~ 80 ~, 80. le.So, LIMA. IN t5,9i,
@sS i-MA -, tA0s h.s2, $40, On ~ ~
am; So. Sil, e.ss p.5S' 100 is@; IlS.sl@
FoE NKw YoRK. - ana, 2,Ie' : ~; ~
lisa m. el3.A3. IJs0, 6.lL II, sla,
Sundays. z02. 2ie = M. ala 13ip5, a.
F9k bALfin2Ks:-l ~ - 81 Li1, l.l2 i.l ~
sundays. :-Si. I.s7. i.0a. f.65 a M
y. N. 81
Foa v WAsH1Ea0K.-l2sl. IN 4,y
- =. nj 1855, sk.0A b.St. 10 n, "A :. ~
sundays lz.si i.1.i.oz, 7.ot a. N. 4 ig II Il
BstTIMoRg AzD IErsRnEDIAy.
1lolsa. -lz-5l, 4 - .. m.. iLs5, 69 n "a
I'he sos 3. m. " sin atops ~ a. ~
tlans My b~tw- sen Perryyills ~, ~.
batlAnl0Fe. bnndAyk. l1.ii q, M ~44
fEahYVtLLK AND INTERMEDIARY sr..
TIoNsy--h.05 D. IN. 'iA
FoR NEW CAHTLR,-a.00 e.gS. am1x
a.0n. 6.25, D. m, Nossnsday train. ''8
HARRtSGToN AND INTERMEpIATs
TIoSs.-slS q. m.i Los, SIS p. IN. Sa
DELMAH AND INf EHMKDfATK srAr,o..
~. 8 q. M. 20 y. N.
FOE WII.MINGruN a EoRTHKRN A.
10 q. M; 800. 500 p. IN. No SUM-
fok DMI4Aw wARE w WKsTEkM H. R-iGM
n. M: h.sD y. nl, No sunday train, ~"
rKAIkB ARRIvE AT WILMINGTON.
FKoa PHILADELPaIA.-l2 III ss-
-. Sc. "a; \. o .. m, ~ m. ilis ~ ~
'I.eS 80. lS5, L59, 5,f3, $40. AIs = -
$40 9.S5. l0.I5. Ills y. IA subdsy"s
l2.4 LI7.SS7. ~. io.l0a. m; 7.l5,Ss,
lets. u % y. IN, -
FRoM NEW YoRk.-- In. a6. 20
.. mi LAS, .l.O1. 81, $40, IO.i5 n
81 ~. s.57 7.52a. "a. il'i5 M
fRoM BALTJ TJMoRK.-I.b6. Zl2, ESQ I.tss
m; sI2.fl. l.1. 5.S6. 6.50 80 D. rn. ,1,'.
days. } So. 202 a. m. ST. 6.80,g.t 40 m
FEoN MABHINSToN.--l.5s, 2G1, liz
~. sf2.41, l.47, 5. r. 6.50, o. ~ y. m SuI.
days, l.56. 2.02, .. Tn.: SD. $50 10. n nm
FRoA PERhYYILLF Only-9.0j am.
FROM y Nv CAsILE.--s.5O. B.85, am laB
b.l1. q e5 pm. No esundAY irains.
fRoM DELAWARE X. k.-S.50 a, ~. ID
6.05 p. N. No Sunday trainE.
FhOM WILM tNarOS a NOHTHERE X
$50 A. m; n.Si, s-S5 p. M. No sundIy
trains
FRoM DELAwAKE wEsTERN Il. R.. d
a. M, ais q. M No sunday train.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON.
PaTLADEI.pHIA--Br Broad street Station
go. 7.SO, s.l5. Ielal, lilo, ll.aS a. ri l.a
b.l5, 40 f.80. $40. l.l5, bt6, $40, Is g.t5
1850, lilo p. m. Sundays. 10. A4Am
500 BIS a.fs, l000. q 81 . In
PuILADELPHIA-Me rick and Fiibert
ss.-l23i. 5.l2,7 IL a. M. sI2.25 ., M,
NV CAsrLE.sss s.20, lI.10 a. IN. as,
$40 y. IN,
- The black hgures denote the Lin.
lted Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13

Senator Sherman dit not make mucs
Aeacway Yesterday in 'he Senate apatns,
Senator Vests declaration that the Dam
ocratic Funding oil OF 1881, which wa.
vetoed by President Hayes under tbein.
hlence of Mr.. Sherman, would b.,.
saved to tha people SIS 800 600 a veor
IN Interest on The public debt" This
is simple matter Of fact, and Uben
Senator sherman plaintively asksmwbat
lS TO be gained BY reviviDg the contest
Of year ago." he SUBSTANTIALLY aJni,s
the indefensiblsness OF the veto which
he exacted of President Hayes at the
'nstgatiou of set of tlurried bank ,oan.
gers. 1t is a pity that Senator yas,
SHOULD weaken the force OF his attank
by dropping into comparisons Of the no
tional bank system with the old Uni,ed
States Bank. There is no resemblance
between them whatever.-W World.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-13
'Iom the n. Y. World.
Parties ana the Penston nm

Parties and the Pension BIII,
That remarkable statesman, Senator
lngalls' OF Kansas, yesterday came to the
defense Of the Arrears of Pensions bill
against the attack of Senator Beck. He
did not succeed in making any ca,e for
the bill. He did succeed in assuming
The responsibility of the bill for him
self, and, so far as he could effect that
result, for his party also.
It is BY all means to be hoped ia.
lhe Democrats will not put straw in
the way OF the assumption by their DO.
litical opponents OF The diseredit OF bav.
ing passed one Of the most discreditable
acts ever enacted By Congress. Senator
Beck, who is rapidly coming to the front
as the leader of the Democratic party IN
the Senate upon qaesious of revenue
and expenditure, gave in The speech to
which Mr.. Ingalls, yesterday rejoined,
and repeated after Mr. Ingalls, rel lin.
der, the one which bis party should
take.
The one course open to any honest
legislator, Republican or Democrat, who
voted for the Pension bill, is to avow
his regIet for that vote.