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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-12-28

feited your life.
But few are found among the many
millions in this broad land who are SO
far lost to every sense Of moral and
social duty, who would, with delibera-
ton and premeditation, shed the
blood of human being.
Your hands are stained with the
blood Of the innocent, which you so
maliciously shed.
A darker picture Of the wickedness
of man could scarcely be drawn than
a simple narration or history Of the
crime of which you are found guilty.
Your youthful appearance and tender
years, appeal with almost irresistible
force to the kindly feelings and ten
der mercy Of every humane heart, and
cause every sympathetic chord to Vi
brate in unison with the idea, that,
Judgment should be tempered with
mercy" But no appeal Of that kind
can avail you now. Monterey can be
shown you. No discretion is given to
the Court. The statute under which
you have been convicted is unrelent-
ing. The penalty for your crime can
be but one. Justice cannot be thwart-
ed or defeated. The majesty of the
law must be vindicateu, and the sum
OF it all is, you must expiate the crime
for which you have been convicted,
by death upon the scaffold Of execu-
tion.
You now have brought before your
mind the awful circumstances sur
rounding you, and the terrible nature
Of the bloody deed you have done.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
A ylrElnla Readiu.ler MuadIe.

RICHMOND, VA, January 24th.-
To-day in the Senate when the hour
of O'Clock, fixed for the execution
Of the joint order having for IFS OBJ
iect the election of an auditor OF
public accounts and other officers ar
rived, 1t was evident that an effort
would be made on the part of the
friends Of the incumbent auditor Mr..
Massey, TO break it. Nominations
for the Office Of auditor being called
for Mr.. Riddleberger got the floor
and presented the name Of ). Brown
Allen the Read.uster caucus nominee
Immediately thereafter Mr.. New.
berry, Readjuster, and one Of
Massey's friends, who had made an
intifectual attempt TO get the floor
before any nomination was made
move to adjourn, and amid great ex-
cltement hlo motion was carried bv I
vote of 2l yeas to l9 nays, ever,
member Of the Senate voting. A
scrutiny of the roll showed that foul
Readjusters had broken party line,
and voted with the Democrats. Tn,
only stralghtout Republican in tn,
Senate also voted IN the affirmative
The announcement of the vote
was received with quite a noisy de
monstratlOn.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Death from Hydrophobia,

CAMDEN, n. j., Jan. M.-Wm. Gardi.
ner, lad OF IL, residing W tn his a-ents
in North CamdeB, died last pieht. h.
great agony, OF hyJrophobia, Tbrse
months ago he was slightly bitten In the
thumb by q small bllck dog, which he
he petted while on q fertyboat. The
bite as cautsIizsd nd heslsd, and the
matter was Torgotten until Fr,daV NOR.
ming, when the lad va taken with VIC
lent symptoms of hydrophobIa, rha
strongest Opiatss failed to soothe him
and 1t was VITA difficulty that he was
restrained from biting the members of
his famils. Yester 'aV he made a deem
cash in his arm with his t.eth, and a
few moments before death he was a.
most unconirJll able.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
smaII.POx In a Boarding Hous


PHILADELPHIA, January 24.-Mrs.
Helmbold, who kept a boarding house
at No. 1880 Spruce street, was taken
Ill in December, and died on the 2 OF
January. The health officers have
just discovered that the cause of death
was malignant smallpox, and that
DR.. AcFarlan kept the matter a 80
eret. The patient lay 10 the back par
lor of the boarding house, in which
there were about twenty-five boarders
during her three weeks illness, and
after death the body was kept there
for three days. This was followed bv
the death of one of the servant girls
The Board Of Health this afternoon
passed resolution censurinQ DIR. Nc ].
Farlan and imposing the usual fine of
$50 for not reporting the case. Since
these developments the Penn Char
ter School has been closed for three
weeks on account of the fact that
three of the teachers were boarders at
Mrs. Helmbold's.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Ma
tional Board OF Health received "a
ports showing that during the week
ending January 81 there we're %
deaths from smallpox in Philadel.
phia; 3 cases and death in Ilion,: N.
T.; case In Erie, Pa; death in In-
dianapolis; ] death in Moline, III.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Mr. eowen COO. 40 Enrone.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-It is an
nonbced that Frauklin b. Gowen, presi.
denr of the Reading BAilroad Company,
has made his preparations for another
Y SIT TO Europe, principally To London,
and that he will sail ON February 10
Mr.. Gowen has for bis prime object the
advancement OF the financial schemes
which he hopes will, If legslizsd and
promptly supported (ot which be has lit
tle doubt), secare the reorganization ol
the fiscal condition OF Reading on a tirm
basis. The deferred bonds have ali been
subscribed for and about 10 per cent. OF
the gross total have been paid in on
them as lnstallment No. J. Mr.. Gowen
expressed the opinion that not tie slight.
est difficulty v II be found in securing
subscriptions for all the 5 per cent. con-
soils, into which he desiies 10 fund the
Reading Indebtedness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
AMnoNaEn wIFEs LII.

ny WHICH A RAfTHIKSs HUSBAND
WAS TRArPEB AND JAILED.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A The return
Of VIM. B. SleveDsoH, who elopsd with
Nell lie stanton, WAS brought about BY >
ruse On the part OF BIS wife. Stevenson
vas head b1okkeeper at the Disslea
saw Works, aud, although having =
wife and several cliltren, became 10
fatuated with Mile StaDtcn, aged II
VINO accepted his attentions. On the
I4h inst. Stevenson and Nellie elcped,
the former taking with him several
thousand dollars ol bis employers mon
ey. The fight was sudden, and no
traces Of the pair could be found. Ste
venson tired 0f his new love, and from
New Orleans wrote to his wife OF his
remoFss, and asked her II IL was posi-
BILE 10 forgive bin. She replied briefly
that be would be welcomed II be re
TUNED, and he telegraphed that be
would return al once. Mrs Stevenson
TUNED over the cOTrespoBdenca TO the
detectives who bad been seeking him,
and When the cOupl5 rese led the house
OF ill-geputs IN the city last night where
they had scared quarters, they were
arrested and lodged in jail. Stevenson
viii be prosecuted for the embe zzlement
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Tbe ainr mouse s,..-''

Il"
WAAHIsoroN, January d 'Aas
Police Court 70 day in liz al s,a.--la d.
5taE-route cases, Nhlcb ssitIiaNs'bOud
adjourned from FRIDAY. ,Sa inch ven
ings were opened By Mr' 1 Proceed
the prosecution, who cal,sS SSVSOteia
John z. HaxsbTigg 70 the =. GOOnsl
said that he was q LAWYER islo' S q
sion and editor OF the y PIOis
Scorcher." He estimated - LlSstb
BILE value Of Cabell's lapas us 'eOdl-
per acre. William A. MAJ - WV
OF the Morgan County cy, cooy, Slstt
called by the prosecution TTut Va
fed and explained . cha,, ~ ,GsuIt
drawn By himself, and Said ~ =. land'
land described therein WAS as.as .aAs As
from 80 cents to 81 Der 1aD''ec ~ Y
Webster notary, was called ~ ~.
onel Cooke TO identify a larso y VI.
Of bids. The Court admi,,asn ,nIsnOsr
papers as presented by he n'a VI
tion, and the witness icenti6 y SS'OseSa 's
The defense reserved its cross .'al sasia
nation until Tomorrow, m bAnl'
then adjourned, "o eoaF
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
annralnr AGaanss Aeelaenas.

The Pennsylvania railroad has
added another to It's precautions
against accident by puttirR into ac'
tive operation . system Of testing
employees Tor color blindness and de-
fective hearing. Legislation has
failed, notably in Connecticut, to
compel railroads to pass their tram
bands under the inspection Of medi-
cal experts but the Pennsylvania
line has shown, rs DR.. William
Thompson, Of Philadelphia, the in
ventor Of the system. says THAT,
for the protection OF lives and pro-
petty, any road would gladly accept
the aid Of scientific advisers, when
offered IN q practical FORM" About
4, 900 Of the 35, 600 employees Of TIE
road have already been examined.
The test has been applied frsl 70
trainmen, conductors, brakemen, en-
gineers and firemen, and will be ex-
tended to men Of lower grades.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
PEsIsrERB ORDER.
REaIsTKR's OrTrcE.


New Castle Co.. January zlst, lss2.
Upon the application OF Joseph Roberts
Administrator ID. b. y. c. T. A of job q
Townsend. late OF fAppoquinimin ink Hd., IN
said couAty, IecsAsei. II il ordered and
directed by the Register that the Adminh-
traitor ,atore aid give notice of the grant
Ing OF letters OF Administration upon the
estate OF the 4eceaSed with Tie date
Of granting thereof by causing sd-
yertisements 20 bs posted within forty
days from the date of such letter.
In SIX Of the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle, requirtng All
persons having demands against the es-
late to present the same or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
prcYidea. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
isbed in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, 9. o. d.
-, Given under the hand aud seal
l.. s. OF office Of the Register aforesaii
N-( at Wilmington, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 4. @. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
sAtate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the Administrator.
IN or before the sist siaV of JanuarV
1853. or abide The act OF Assembly in
suen case made aud provided.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Administrator,
ID. b. n. c. 7. A.
Address MiddletoWn, Del.
Jan24-3weod
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
scIFIo, N. ", Dc. ] ls7p.

i ana The Pastor OF the Baptist ChBrch
here, and an educated physician. 1 am
nSt lb pfactee, but am my lie family
physician, aud advise in MANY chronic
cases. Over year ago / recommend
ed your Hop BIT r, % my invalid wife
who has been under medical trsstmanf
OF six o. AlbanJ's best physicians Eey-
eral yesr-. She ba3 become thoroagbly
cured other var Gus complicated diseases
oy Their use. We both recommend them
70 our friends; May Of whom have aIso
oeen cured ef the various ailments by
them. REY. E. r. WARREN.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Frozen 20 Death and otherv,..

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The dead bodv
oil young man about 10 years of aps
was found by the police this mor6inp In
a hallway in Baxter street. He had
frozen to death while asleep. The police
1aVe not yet established his identity.
ohaniey and Patrick Larkin were also
Ionna oy the police early this morning
nearly frozen to death, and were re.
moved to the hospital. Francis Beldon.
an Irish laborer, aged 40 years, dIed
Yesterday at the hospital in Castle Gar
den from destitution and starvation.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
A Warrant out for Conductor
Hknf0Fd

Conductor Hanford, Of the Chicago
express, No. 8, which was run into al
SPuyten Dayvil cut on January 13, aud
the two engineers Of the same train
we're yesterday summoned to the Dis
trict-Atiorney's Ofice by Assistant Dis
trict-AttorDey Vincent. He YVES unable
70 keep his appointment with them
and after waiting several hours they
went away. Mr.. Vincent ssld yester.
day that no seton would be taken by
the Grand Jury until ait the Coroner'i
jury had given their verdict. Superin-
tendeDt George n. Toueey was seen
about the building n the mording, but
be did not go before the Grand Jury
Later in the day Coroner MerkIe issued
warrant for the arrest Of Conductor
HaDtord.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Heavy Dauaxes

The suit of Thomas strlngham
against Mrs. A. Il. Stewart. in ,sh;nn aI
ne claims $50, 600 damages for injuries
sustained by the fall of an elevator At
Garden City on Long Island, was
given to the jury yesterday in the sn@
preme Court of Kings county. Late
last night they returned a verdict for
the plaintiff of $4,000. To this
Judge Cullen added an extra allow.
ance OF $500. "'iV"-
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
RnKnea % nanal..

NEWARK, Jan. A.--Mrn. Henry Dun
nell OF Davis avenue, East Newark, was
fatally burned this morning, her cloth
ing lRDiting from Q ttove. Her husband
wat terribly burned while eDdeavoFlng
60 save her.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 24.-Henry
and william CiseF, aged respectively
and years. were bur ned 70 death In
sight OF their mother by FIRE which
started daring Mrs. Clssr's absence and
de- troyed their home.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Me.lmdhsul

Neuralgia Sprntnss
Pain in the Back and side.
There b nothing more painsul thAn fhese
diseases; but the pain can Be removed and
the disease cured ~ use q Perry Davis
Pain KILLER.
or Petroleum pFOdue1 that must be kep9
away from 1re or heat 20 avoid daneer
Of explosion nor IL ia an mntxfed expeF5.
ment mat may do mere hnFm than good
Pain Killer has been 70 constant use
for forty years, and the universal Testimony
from an parts % the world is. u never
falls. Itnot only effects a permanent cure.
but it relisves pain almost instGntane0usly.
Being purely vegetable remedy, u Is safe
IN the hands q the mOst inexperienced
The record Of cures BY the usefof PAnS
killer would m volumes Tie following
extracts from letteB received show what
those who have tried fs think:
Edgar Cady. owatonna, MINI, says:
About year gtnoe my wife becanle subtect
resort was . tils PAnS KnLKE. which speedily
Charles Povsll writes from thsg s;lOrs'
Ihad bsen 1iiiicted three years viAu~urA,e4a
and yiolent apasnlzpf tlls shInaA<h- 1he dc4o.s
~ Westminster HiaIital sars no ny e1se tn
aespalE tired yoqr Pans KrI.1-KIl. sni 7 save
me immediate reltef. have refrasiaed nay
strength and am nov able % foh0S 40 rsEAl
G.H Walworth, saco, Me-. writes:
eIperieQced iIun1ediste reIssf from Iiain IN
:. The eide BY ths use * your Pans KIrI.Eh
z. York says.
Ih4yt u5ed your PAns EILIER rr1enuAtian,
and have ntreiycd great bznefh
Barton Seaman SAYS.
Haye used PsIN HiGIKR for rnir.y Year,,
I'D hate Iound h aereFs failing reuledy for
rhetIrnatiHn and lameueA
Mr. BuKditt writes:
uherer fatis 70 rive relief IN e1aes of rheumatism
Phil Gilbert. Somerset, Pa, writes:
froin actuai ne, know your PAIE kILLEn
An drugg1xts i.eep PAIS KnLKR. Its price
is 30 low that &c Is within the reach OF all.
and Il viii save many times its cost In doctors
bills 2Sc-, soc. and sI.OO a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS T. SON, PROPRIETOR,
Providence. 2. I.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Prozan tnnen,h

The frozen body of Bernard Muir,
ply, employed as a fireman in an oil
factory IN Greenpoint, N. Y, was
discovered yesterday morning living
at the corner Of kingsland and Nor
man avenues, Greenpoint. He and a
companion were seen the night pre-.
vlous in state of intoxicatiop. IL il
supposed that Murphy fell. and
while in drunken stupor was frozen
to death.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Cold snap in Richmond

RICHMOND, Jan. 24.-This ia the
coldest snap of the season in this VII
entity. At sunrise the thermome,er
stood at 10 degrees and at 6 n m 90
aegIees above zero. AdvIces tonight
from along the line of the Ricbmend
and Allegheny railroad 10 WIlliamson,s :
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
report the weather clear and cold. will
Ine thermometer ranging from 10 to 20
oegreeS below the freezing point.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
rrs- xs...-a.s'. a.a.s HaIsisn
cnaaanrxen.

Ths Kennebec lee Company are Row
cutting Ice lour inches thick from their
south Wilmington pnDd. This Ice they
are serving TO Hart ~ Brother aud othsE
pork packers and storing away for the
fiahlng season. The fishermen who &C
dowa lhe bay for black bass aud sheep
beads buy large quantities Of Ikis tbin
ice 70 keep their iiah with.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
aENEaAL FonEIan nEwa.
Loxpos. Jan. 2o, 1852.

LozDOE, Jan. 20, 1852.
The betting ID 8 TO on Hanlan in
his coming race with Boyd.
1he Vienna Tagblatt reports that
600 insurgents have appeared north of
Bt0lain, il Bosnia.
The Times says it has received infor-
nation from good authority that the
government has finally determined TO
bny up the telephone companies.
A despatch to the Times from Paris
reports that the Fathers Of the Holy
Sacrament, Of Angers, whose monas-
terry vas closed 3 year ago are about
70 start for Canada.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
EulOgfes OF the Late senator Car
penler

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-To morrow
VIII be devoted 10 eulogiss Of the late
Senator Matt Carpenter in both Honse,
Of Congress. In the Senate, Sena tors
Cameron (Wis.), Davis I'm. !, ,Edmunds
aarlahd and others will speak. In the
House the oratiOns will be delivered IN
the following order: Representatives
Williams, KassoD, Dunnell, Humphrey
Robeson, Kelley, Hasleton, Oath. Car,
isle oasNell, Tyler, Buterworth and
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
A Female .sorank" I'm Court.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 2

An Insane woman entered the Quar.
ter Sessions Court this morning aud at.
tempted to force her way to Judge
Briggs, who was on the bench. While
being removed she drew a large pair Of
shears from under her shawl and deal
one OF the court officers a severe blow
on the head. She was committed tC
prison TO await an investigation as tc
her sanity.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
..I,Ir Curinr Ererxboax, ;,

writ - q druegAt. "Kidney-Wort is The
most popular medicine We sell u
should be by right, for no ether medi.
cine has such specific action on the Inv
eF, bowels aud kidneys. n you have
those aymptOms wh'ch indiIa . bilious
ness or derspged kidneys 10 btt fail "a
DIT 0cUr5 IL and use faitsfull'. 10 liquid
or drv form Il is sold by all dTuRgists.-
Salt Lake City Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Wholesale Hanging I'm P.,,,
vnnfa.

HARhisBURa, Jan. "a Gev H,,,
this aiternoon ordered warrant, 10 Y
issued for The execut'o on Ps,.'
March -, OF Henry humberstr s1,
Frank RuGnbs rxer, who murdtr.a nss n
lsl IrAltDaa; John A. Ney,lns !,
Olearnelo, who shot eapuel Psns,aa =
ton; Jonathan Maye-, one of IN. Sn.S'
County kinizleE mur Ierers; james ~
lison, who shGt his fsther IN Jnd,1n. AZ
County, and Frank Small Of AllsShsny
who shot Jacoby In Pi,tsburR. ''
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Reiehntnr nehntea

LONDON, Jan. 25-In the ReichstaR,
during dehat On the budget, Herr von
Puttkamer, Minister of the Interior,
aait that the people shouli not ent r
tain the Illusion that the government
was completely upset by the .ts cleo
tons. The session, he said, had raised
successfully. Prince Bismsrck had til
umphed on the question of the incor-
poraiion Of Hamburg. The imps rial
adapted to avert any fresh conflict. n
conclusion be aid "In the EuTop can
crises which threaten US we may expect
that the mons rchy will aRa.n prove
Itself TO be the bulWark Of our rights and
freedom"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
TrrlnR 20 alaaI.S

Five men broke into BrocL,, !. !,
store, corner Of Clinton and q ieee
s,ceets, Hoboksn, N. j., early SsCoad SsS.aA
day morning. They had a boryss ys'.si, y,
wagon at the door and tried 70 .' aOa
OF the safe. Mr. Brock was svots ~ uaii
by the noise and came down ,s.a s.aIs
The thieves ran away, leaving I'm ,S.''
teams behind them. The sion J.. sIsll "
wagon Is ''Silby's Express Oflics i ~ "
2s7 Greenwich street, New wy ~
CITY," iGl
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
SPECIAL NOTTCES. !
A GARn,

10 al who are suffering from the ,.rro,,
1ne SSaa, lnaitcretions OF youth. nervons
weakness early decay loss of manboo5
%o;, yo;, Fp VII y SEND recipe that vii cure
remedy iis was discovered by a missiogsr,..
~, ~ south America. Send seIf-add II reseaS Y
envelope to the REV. JosEPH n I'M Ssseu g
''''t'on ID, Ne'D York CstO. oct2S-d IVAN >
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
Case niaunnased.

John MADz vas before Esquire Van.
degrif, last evening, on q charge of
selling liquor to minors, preferred BY
Horace Adams, but the evidence being
insufficient to snstain the charge the
case was dismissed.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
REGIsFER's ORDER.
RRoTsTER,s OPRIrE.


New Castle county, Del. Nov. q, 1881
Upon the application OF Joseph W
Deriekson and Calvin Deric zson, Ad-
ministrators W Aquila Der lckson. late
Of Mill Hundred In said county
deceased, II is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administratoraaforesa
give notice OF the granting of letters
OF Administration upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
VI, by causing sd vertisements To be most
ed within forty days from the date OF gucl
letters, in six Of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requirInR ali
persons having demands against the ea
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 be
Inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGToS GAZETTE, a regspa perpnh-
Iished In Wilmington, and to be eontin
ued therein three weeks, teod).
~, Given under the hard and seal
L. 3. OF office of the Register Aforesaid
t--~~' at Wilmington In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. @. BIGGS. Register,
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against III,
estate Of the deceased must present tht
same dulyattested to the Administrator
On or before Dec. 9Th, 1882, or abide ths
ACT OF Assembly in such case MAD anc
provided.
JOSEPH W. DERICKsON,
CALVIN DERICKSON.
Address-Merm aid, Del.
noy9-Sweod
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
ReEA0mAl.

John S. TrApbaRen, q former viii
mingtonlAn, Row Pullman car conduc-
tor on the line between New York and
ST. Louie, is spending short vacation
in this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
THIRD EDITION
Hnaneaeaana fsrTs-nay.

For fhe Middle AtlaEsac states.
alightly warmer. eIsnay wsathsr and
rains. mostly from asuEh 60 west. and
iower baromessE.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
PHILADKLPH1A MARKErs.
TUESDAY, January mr..

TUESDAY. January II, 5 Pm.
FLOUR is In fair request and rather
nrmeT, Sales OF % barrels, Including
Minnesota extras al s6 81 X a 8. 80 for elear,
and at So 82k for straight; Pennsyl-
yania extra family. at 6.S75x = 6.T5; West
ern do. Dc. 81 500 IS, and patents at
500,
GRAIE.-Wheat 10 in better demand
and traction higher. Sal = OF ~ bush.
red a. sl.i4Iz- At the open board 500
bushels February sold At sl.445k 5OO1
bushels do. at s As, and 500 bushels do.
~ u, i51s ; bl.a3k was bid for January ;
eLi4A Tor February !; 81 II for March /;
el.4TT for April; and Oh AZ ior May. rive
j. quiet. We quote 81 g 95e. Corn is in
ialr demand and teady. sales OF 300
bushels, inc uding white, at 75c. yellow
tfaeE, l 1Ic. steamer At 70 a 7Ulzc. No.
AZ ~ zoe, ana rejc ;ted al 69c. At the
open board, 30.0Jd bushels February sold
at I0c- eyc. was bid for January 7Oc. for
February 72c for March 73c. for April
ano 1916. for May. Oats are nFm and
Ialrl active, Sales Of 1900 bushes, In
Guiding Nos. 3 and 2 white, at 6Ok 20
aud rejected and mixed at 49,.
MHIsKEY was firmly beid. sales of
western iron bound al sl.20 per gallon.
BAY And sTRAw.-Receipt OF hay, %
tons. mere was a fair inqairy for good
hay at els, and exceptional sales In sim
gle car lots at 3i9 NOD No. 2 and in fer
ior stock dragged heavily st prices rang
Ing from tls down 70 $40, according to
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at t'5GIs.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
A QuInIno District Heard rrom

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-The Phil
adelphla Drug Exchange to Gay made
an appeal to Congress to appoint a COM
mission to revise the tariff laws, on The
ground that the Congressional Com
miitse on Ways and Means has not Inc
time to perform this service thoronoblv
and to pass laws for a gradual reduction
OF internal taxes. N''0Ai
The daily gazette., 1882-01-26
srocKH.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKE1
MONDAY Ian q 5PM

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Jan. %, p. N.
BEEF CATTLE were rather duu this
Week, but prices were unchanged 300
heAd arrived and sold at the different
yards AZ T1<e. per pound, a. to quality.
ShkkF we're rather lower. Is USto head
sold al the dlffefe II yards al q a sxc- mar
pouod, and Lambs at AZ a ne, Der
pound, as 70 condition
HOGS were in dem and and prices were
steady. 400 head sold at the different t
tion.
Fa7E Drove Yard SD and LanodaeT are
n'is. Wesf Philadelphia. Jan. q.
sHEEP.-ExtrI., ITO to Ia lbs, to g,I ;
good, " 10 lOl lbs. 81 a 81 far, 81 70 -
lbs, a %; calls, q ~. Lambs.-
5ood. "a medium, S a 8 common,