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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-06
DR.. SYDNEY DAVltSON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON.

M. b. C. q. LONDON. N. ID. Giesen,
Author Of " Practical DISSERTATIONS on Nervous
Debility" Essay on Marriage" etc.
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy.
Begs 10, inform the citizens of New Orleans
ready availed themselves of his services, that
may b consulted. till the slst March next. q
his old rooms,
CustOmhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
p M, and nd from TIL .. %.
DR.. DAVIDSON, having adopted as his line OF
practice the treatment and cure Of
Nervous Diseases,
branch Of Medical Science bearing specially on
hf f5sg ESR eaas To
vitality. and his long and varied experiences In
the best European Hospitals. together with
years of the most successful practice both In
Relief to All Sufferers
who consult him. Dr., DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is. however. desirable that at least one per-
Saoes es sa nvess lie alien
ton of those who by placing themseIvee under
the care OF Ignorant charlatans have only In
understands his profession and fabsrs with In
telligence to advance it In the respect of men.
is benefactor TO mankind, and the high esti-
nation In which DIR. DAVIDSON is held By
physicians themselves is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In q Rapid and Permns
nent Cure
DR.. DAVIESONS work, Practical OBSERVE
tions." now in Its lseth edition, Will be- found
valuable guide. and may be had. bound In
cloth, price % centa By addressing the author.
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON, No. Rampant street.
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans.
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postoflce.
DR.. DAVIDSON may be CONSULT at No. .
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 3lst OF March.
after which his address will be To6 Olive street.
st, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a N. to p. n. and from
Z 70 .. N. Sundays. 10 a. N till ,. H.. only.
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT. ONE THRsE-sTORY HOUSE,
II 329 and s31 Decatur street corner OF Bar
racks street. containing larg, store. eight
large rooms. kitchen. W tterworks, etc.
q. ONE THREE-STORY HOUSE on Decatur
street. No 3oo. containing stores. four rooms.
Kitchen waterworks etc
ONE FOUR BT0RY HOUSE on Decatur
street. No. So fronting On Peters sire {, No. rs.
Apply at No. ST. Char res street, between
Frenchmen and Eysian Fields. mhsO 1st
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TO the PubIic-Che card of j. Sem bra d q,
which appeared in the Democrat of yesterday
charged without examination upon giving a
written and witnessed assignment to ma. Of all
interest he laimed to be his. Id that doc
ument row. and the above consideration alone
induced me to relinquish his prosecution to the
full extent of the law. F. ESTEVA,
ap6 it, 70 POydrae street
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TJ,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing between the undersigned expired BIZ
Limitation ON the first Of March last.
FRED. N. OGDEN
SAML Fl. BELL.
New Orleans. April /. 1873.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
the business Of Bagging and Ties Mt the same
stand, No. 10 Union street. for his n account
FED. N. OGDEN.
rev orleans. Aprtl ], 1873 Hp2fw
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REMOVAL.

uA have removed from their old establish
ment, corner Of Front and 81. Joseph strenfs, to
the CORNE Err OF MAGAZINE AND GIROD
take notice OF this change OF location.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ISTDOR,E LEVI e. co

ISIDORE LEVI & co.
DEG TO INFORM THlIR FRIENDS AND
- the trade in general that they have rented
the store
NO. 60 COMMON STREET,
where they will be ready to execute all orders
entrusted TO them In q few days. and solicit q
continuance OF past favors. ap44t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE. DE MURSKA.
DE MURsKA CONCERTS.
Mr. Hall takes pleasure in announcing that
ne mas enec' ed an arrangement at great Expense
with Mr.. DEVIVO. by which
MILE. LIMA DE MURSKA,
the acknowledged Queen of Song. after a most
SUCCESSFUL tour 81 concerts In Australia, New
Zealand and California will make the grand
re-entree In New Orleans In
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
On Saturday Evening, April 6.
And in Gala Matinee.
On Wednesday Afternoon, April 10.
Nile. DE MURSKA will appear jointly with
Signor BRIGNOLI, the favorite Prince Of
7 nos; zig, SYM. the worla-renowned
Mr.. J1HN HILL, the distinguished Pianist and
SPECIAL NOTICE Notwithstanding the
heavy expenses for the engagement Of he De
MIrska Company. the manager has conclu ted
to adopt the following popular scale OF urinss:
Admission. 81; reserved eats, 80 cents extra:
mencr on WEDNESDAY. at o H. m. mhsi I'd
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FOR SALE.

EsOR SALE-FOUR ENGINES, ONE FIVE
thirty five. with good boilers to suit. shafting
Pullies and hangers; also Moss Gins and
Presses Betting. etc. Apply to = RILEY. No.
375 ST. Pc er street. nh31 7t
EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
Il complete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
M SCHWARTZ d BRO,
fe19tf 149 TO 1862 Magazine street.
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pIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Overwhelming SUCCESS of the most completes
Burlesqus organic tion on cath. the COT
WILLIE FOLLY COMPANY. Thursday Eve
ning-An entirely new bill, the original bur
lesque OXYGEN and the farce nf TWICE
TOLD TALE Friday Evening Benefit Of Mr.
Willie Ed 'nin.. Two BurIe-que... Heathen
Chinee, Scene from Blue Beard" and "Oxy-
n" saturday Matinee, Evening and sunday
Night ROBINSON CRUSOE. ap4
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T OsT CIR sTOLEN-FROM THE STEAMER
- Wild 0azelle. head Of Cont street. on the
twenty "yenth OF March, q black MEMORAN-
DUN BOOK tabout six Inches ione). CONTAINING
q letter marked valuable and some papers Of
no value to any one bat the owner A liberal
reward will be paid for its recovery by JOHN
HAMILTON. master steamer Wild Gazelle,
ap6f
ElOUND-CAME TO MY HOUSE, ON MARCH
~. Pointer Slut. The owner can have her
on proving property aud paying expensas.
Address q. DURABLE: THE office rps att
I ,OST..A NOTE. DRAWN BY g. DUBROCA.
~ dated January 80. 1878 at sixty days to the
order OF p LeBroD. for so. indorsad P. LeBrou.
1. K Levy d Son. The public is notified not to
negotiate above note rhe finder will greatly
Ohlige by leaving said note at I. x. LEVY Il
SONS. NO. 25 Char,res street. APPS st
r ,OsT-ON WEDNESDAY NIGH r, APRIL 3.
~ 1878. on st. Charles street. bet xeen 8 An
drew and Conery streets; POoKE rBooK.
will he literally rewarded by application to r.
N. OGDEN. No. 241s Carondeiet street. mh5 9t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Louisiana Boat Club-Annual meeting and
election Of off ers. at Hawkins Club Room, on
MONDAY, ADril g. 1878, at 7 80 n. m.
By ord r of ED. PILSBU RY, President.
VIM. PEMRERToN Sacr.tarY L. at
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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.

Pure and fresh. from the country. TO be had
Corner Car0ndelet and Common streets
and Branch. No. 30 Canal street, neal
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the city where this cole
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Alderne,
Milk and Buttermilk at cents per class re-
ceived daily on ice via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous .AreOla Dairy Farm. Said stock e
from the well known Fowler's importatfons o.
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept Oh hand Mead, Soda, viehy. Min
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry
ao1 1ysthp
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Union Insurance Company, New Orr

Union Insurance Company, New Orr
lea g. April 5. 187S.-The annual election for
Dlrec Or- OF this com pany will be held on the
fifteenth inst, at the office of the company No.
Carnndelet street. between the hours OF IL
apo lot J. M. CRAWFORD. Secretary.
office of Crescent City Railroad Conn
pany, No. 103 Canal street New Orleans. April
8, 1s78-The annual election for directors of this
company will b, held ON MONDAY fifteenth
instant. bet cen the hours of II q. IN. and o.
M, at the office OF the company
ap3 13t r. JUDEN, Secretary.
Office of the crescent City Live stack
Carondeet street., New Orleans. March 25, 1873
At a meeting Of the ,ard of Directors, held ON
he twenty-frst instant. dividend OF two dol
lars and half (s2 5o) per share was declared
Day. April Is, 1878. J. N. AUGUSTIN.
mh27 an15 Secretary.
office of the Louisiana Lev ee Company,
NJ. 100 Common street, New Orleans, March 26,
1878.-The regu ar annual electi' n OF tive I've di-
rectors OF this company: TO serve as such dur
Hnr ls IS % a. the h ours
Of i q; n and D. M, n. 4: TARLEToN.
mh 26 I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
Office of the Factors and Traders In.
snrance Com pany. No. 81 Carondelet street,
New Orle u.s. March %, 1s78.-In conformity
Ef be aIe1 this SIX Ct the shse s se sB vii IL
April next be ween the hours of II a. m. and
?. M; for twenty-five Trustees. to serve as such
" go 'l'N'''S IT THOMAS F. WALKER,
1 hrreby notify the Public that Will not
ed by nv wife, Pauline Rose, as she has left my
house without my consent. @. w. ROSE.
Donaldsonville. Feb. %. 1878. fe2s
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y EMEMBER THE ORPHANS.
CARROLLTON EXCURSIONS.

The steamer GOV. ALLEN. Cnpt J. J. Brown.
will until further notice. stop re- ulHrly a. Car
rollton on MONDAY and FRIDAY evenings go
ng up and on SUNDAYS at 81 o'clock .. M,
coming down stream taking passengers to and
to be divided among the various orphan asY-
ums OF New Dreams. Passage Ten cents each
WV. ans So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-31
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

There was u fair attendance at McQuadcs Court, In
Madison street. yesterday afternoon, witness
OF the leading and best handball and American racket
players in this country contestng the several
matches which were played. They well
tested the beginning TO the end and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. The first match was ut handbaIl,
which brought out four expcrts--viz., Michael
Gleason and Thomas Travcrs side and John
Sheridan and Thomas McGrath the other. They
played the best Two In three games The first game
resulted in favor OF the former after struge e
with will, and succeeded III winning the match by
defeating their opponents ia tho next two games.
The following lisa
G. Sheridan and T. McGrath.......... 20 81 21-62
NJ. Gleason and 7. Iravers. Il IL 17--5I
Tho above was followed by an interesting match at
American rackets between tour crack piaycrs-viz,
James Bayon ana Samuel Miller against William
Punch and All. Van NapcrsOn. The conditions OF this
match that the side making the most points In
three games 10 be declared tho winner. After u
close contest Bay Ion and Miller won tho match.
SCORE.
J. Baylor and S. Miller. Is 10 1913
w. Punch and A. Van NaDerson. ..... IL IA 15-41
The afternoons sport closed with single-handcd
match at haudDal between Henry Clark ana William
Kelly, the best IN three games The former came
or victorious by winning the hrst ana third games and
match.
" Imam Kelly .................,...... II ~ 2l-bl
H. clark. .....-.............. 10 Il ls-oo
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TO BE MUSTERED OUT.

The order dsbanding tho Twenty-eghth regiment
National Guard was virtually carried into elect last
night the armory OF the now deiunct organization
In Bushwick avenue, Williamsburg. 1t was consum-
mated by Colonel James Crcncy, Assistant Commits
sary General and Captain Berkwitcb. III taking pos.
session OF the arms ags and oner state property
trusted to the regmens, which were trans erred on
trucks TO tho State Arsenal Assistant Inspector
General Colonel Philip III. Briggs Colonel >. Richards
Captain j. Henry storey the Two last named being
officers vi the Fitn brigade were In attendance to take
part In mastering out the regiment This, however,
accom- iishcd Tor the simple reason that the
men were not present " be mustered out, the requi
site order to that end not having been published
Colonel Obernier, who commands tho regiment OK
cused himself on the score that Governor Robinson
had Suspended the order for Gisbandmcnt, consc-
queny no had not unprecedented It's In mediate exccu-
ton. Under these circumstances IL Will devOlve
upon Brigadicr General Jourian to issue irosh
providing Tor the mastering out at some iuturo date
More less criticism was INDUCED IN by officers and
members OF the regiment present upon the summary
proceedings taken against them.
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THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM.

Tho American National Rife Team OF 1877 yes
terday afternoon tho Office OF the TalE Field and
Farm Major General I. S. DaKin the captain. in the
char. The business before the meeting was TO fix a
time and place for shooting the next international
match. friendly interchange OF views was had
among the members, who were all present
excepting Captain Jackson, OF Boston,
whom explanatory letter received.
Some O the members believed that tho
team possess tho power to have the next match
off at Chicago, San Francisco, or wherever else
in the UBited States they might designate. Another
member SAID that there IS growing Dissatisfaction
with having the match always shot at CrecGmoor,
fa vor OF what they call ''ncutrai range" An
right to notify foreign rlemen to when and
where the next match Will come OF. 1t was under
stood that General Dakin has ut his disposal the order
Mcssrs. Tiffany Tor tho possession OF the ''Pana'
and that this celebrated trophy cannot be removed
from It's present resting place, unless by If
the American Team. II was suggested that per-
haps the Australian Team might again visit these
shores, IL whicn case San Francisco would DO
tremcly eligible place IN which to hold the next rifle
tournament.
After some additional interchange OF views in re-
gard 10 matters moro o. less important Mr Allen
proposed resolution, and Mr.. Blydenburgh seconded
it, whereby the time Tor shooting this years inter
national competition was set down Tor the month Of
September NEXT, the date and place 10 be determined
hereafter The resolution was adopted and the meet
ing then adjourned, subject TO the call OF the captain
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WHAT AUDITOR LITTLE SAYS.


wnat Is the basis OF the charge Of perjury against
Mr. Jewettg"
at appears to have had origin in two aiIldavits
made by Messrs. Robertson and Barrett, the two OK
pert accountants"
what did they charger"
''Mr. Robertson conioundcd the cash account of re-
ccipls and disbursements with the profit and loss
count OF the road erred to the extent OF about
900 900 side Of the and 600 900
the other"
"Wnat did he state the earnings to beS"
Gle distracted certain items from the condensed
exDUit OF the cash account fled with the Court,
winch aggregated SIS, 56I, I'll 40, and called them
earnings, wnne Ia point OF tact tho amount
oil earnings was $50, 6ld,2l3 -"
What did he state the expenses aud OF her charges
TO bcY
.Hc stated these TO be $50, 1892. s5l 81, while In
point fact they were S4l 1889 81, including the
interest funded debt This Is a lar sample OF tho
made"
Have you heard OF any charges other than those
DuDlishcdg'
II understand that they have made those charges
tho GROUNDWORK OF Otcrs TO the effect that funded
ana ioalIng deDt was much greater than reported
to the State authorities, bu Will be prepared to
prove, at the proper time, that they have
erred as grossly In this us IN tho statements
! have just described 10 you. they have
overstated our funded dobt some So 0O0 100 and
aoatng debt nearly s3OO0,ooo presume they have
among other things added to the actual iunded uebt
the interest represented by tho coupons In default as
well as the accrued interest but neither one tho
scnemc provides Tor such funding process
''How about the floating dcbt2'
"ihcy have evidently taken, IN addition to the loans
and bus payable, all other liabilities OF every charac
ter except the couI Gus AMI acc>dcd interest Just
spoken OH including traffic balances, with.
making any allowance for the current or
even cash assets To meet sucn liabilities"
"Fhere Is good deal sad In tho various anldavits
about The form oil railroad reports W tho State En-.
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EXCISE MATTERS.

Messra Mcrke and Morrison. tho newly appointed
Commissioners OF Excise, were present the Office
Mulberry street, yesterday, looking into The manner
OF conducting business there. Comm issoncr Morton,
not feeling WE'LL left Tor home early In the afternoon
Applications Tor licenses were received anu icw
passed upon ana issued to applicants The new Board
arc watng the result OF the examination by tho Com
missioner Of Accounts INTO the financial condition OF
tho bureaus AFFAIRS as to begin their work on tan.
gblc pasis.
The Board late In tho afternoon passed resolution
TO the effect that more money should be received
witb applications for hotel licenses When the ap.
plicntion was granted tho money would be taken,
but the application would 10 received gratuitousy
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AMATEUR ATHLETIC CONVENTION.

A meeting of delegates from amateur athletic clubs
was held night the Knick erbocker Cottage
the purpose Of forming an association revising rules
and other business. Tho following athletic clubs
found to be represented:-Amatcur, OF New York;
American Amateur, OF New YORK; Electric, OF New
York; Fanwood, OF Washington Heights; Green
point, OF Grcenpoint, Long Island Harlem Of Har-
lem, N. Y; Manhattan, oil Now York; PlaDield,
OF Plandeid N j.; Scottish American, OF Now York ;
Shortnils OF M,lburn, j. Yonkcrs, OF Yonkers, n.
y. Nautilus Boat Club Of Harlem, and Mystic Boat
Club, Of Newark.
On motion 1t was resolved to appoint committee
of Eve to frame IA constitution and bylaws The mo-
ton reconsidered In order to allow the chairman
to appoint five clubs, the delegates Of which could
select their represcnt The Chair appointed the
Harlem Athletic, Yonkers Athletic, Funwood Attn
Ietic Pldindeid Athletic and Nautus Boat Club each
of which IS to furnish one member 10 the committee
OF five question then came up us to whether all
the clubs present bona Gde clubs and the secre
tary SAID that he could answer Tor nearly every
II moved and finally carried that any club de-
string to JOIN the association shall nave constitu-
ton and by laws anu regular place oil meeting AFTER
some considerable discussion on the number OF dele
gates each club should be allowed, was decided 10
allow one to every twenty members, with the amend
ment that no clue should have more than three dele
gates on motion, the Chair was authorized to namo
Two other clubs, TO each furnish delegate to the
Committee on Bylaws making seven IN all. The
Chair named the scottish-Amcricana and the American
Amateur Tho delegates from the Scottish Anne rican
declined TO act but alter some further socita,ion on
part Of the delegates from the other clubs they
accepted the nomination.
On motion II was recommended to call the ass0cia-
ton the American Association OF Amateur Athletes.
The delcg from the different cuUs named the fol-
loving gentlemen as the Committee O, seven OH By
laws. edward Nelson, oil The Harlem Athletic; j. s.
Ferguson OF the Yonkers Athletic; +. ID. Clarke, OF
the Fanwood Athleuc; William Chldg, oil the Nauii.
lus Boat Ciup; NJ NJ Forrest OF the scottish Ameri.
can Gatn, Of the American Athletic, and the repre-
sentative IRON the PLANNED Athletic will be furnished
after the delegates have reported to their club. II
resolved TO hold the next meeting on The first
Wednesday in March. Amer passing O vote Of coni-
dence the purpose OF the meeting the delegates ad
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picked up the loser. Time, minutes. Troy Eau now
one the best OF II, and only wanted another bal
tie TO secure the main.
EIGHTH BArrLE-Both lbs. OF. Troy sent in
another gray Dominick, and Albany another black
red The latter had IL all his own Tor awhile,
rs the Dominick was Knocked down. He didn't stay
there, however. and with lucky shot put OF
the reds eyes, when II looked even up again. The
Troy bird then got II badly on the wing, but rssper
from his heels penetrated the brain OF Albany, which
sent the latter all no In q heap. and being pounded
with response Albany was counted out. Time,
IL minutes. This gave Troy the main, and only
game with good fgnting qualities caused thor
ing defeat 10 DO turned into victory
NINTH BArrLE.-At last tho mdgcts were brought
IN, lbs OF, Troy showing red spangc and Albany
a blacx-red. Tho spanglc WIS low headed, but he
proved much for the red and laid him liieess by
brain blow in Just IL minutes. Troy, O; Albany, 3.
The crowd separated at hvo O'Clock this morning.
and u was pleasant relief to exchange the poisonous
atmosphere Of the pit Tor the crisp cool air
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HOW THE POOR MAY BE FED.

LET EVERY PERSON GIVE DINNER OR ITS
VALUE TO TIE FUND.
DANBuRY, Conn, Jan. 90, 1873.
To THE EDITOR or rHR HERALD
The dnuers OF one day that served In your city
II gwen TO the poor VIII relieve the wants of all OF
that class that are dependent upon cnarty Tor the
next sixty days Lot tho HERALD take the matter IN
hand with Its usual cntcrprsing spirit and tho good
work Can be accomplished and you will receive tho
gratitude and reward That you viii justly merit.
II u not convenient Tor the cilizcns to give tho
material then let them estimate tho cost OF tho
same for dinner ana SEND IN the money instead
Estimating one-quartcr oil u pound oil meat to each
person, one loa O bread To every ten and one peck
OF potatoes to twenty-five, the result will DO TINT
will have funds enough 70 purchase $50, 900 pounds Of
meat IO0 900 loavcs OF bread ana To- 900 bushels OF
Tho above result rs reached by estimating
that there arc 100000 people out Of your cnurc
popultion that bsve enough and are not Deepen dcIt
upon charity. Truly yours, A. l.. SruKGE5.
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STOLEN CHAMOIS SKINS.

Launcelot Murphy, salesman, OF No. 2, 22s Second
avenue, was hold In ST. 900 yesterday In the Jefferson
Market Court tor receiving stolen chamos skins, OF
the value OF $500, the property OF f. X Arnold Co.
oil Nos 10 aud ~ Park place Thomas Henry Moss,
porter IN Arnoid's employ, confessed that for some
time early In the morning he was IN tho habit Of
lowering the skins IRON an upper story u Murphy,
who took them away. sold them and then shared u
proc ecds with the witness
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OTTISH-AMERICAN RIFLE CLUB.

The scottish-American Riio Club had pleasant
dinner party last night at No. so East Ninth street.
Colonel james Marshall was In the CHAIR. number
OF invited guests there to share the rroverbia
hospitality OF the oil the land which gave tho
world Burns, scott, Wallace and u Bruce.
Among the familiar laccs vol known at Crccdmoor
noted those OF Captains Lindsay, Clarke and
Ross, Lieutenant Vannett and Messrs. Robertson and
Cameron. The Gu tertainmcnt was extended INTO
t.tho wee short hours ayOnt the INVALID