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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
CLEANER HORSE RAKE,

Thsso machines have been extensively used ia
this vicinity and hktc Eiytn universal sAisfaes
ton, inqHifcs can BE- made - the fallouiug
poFsous who have used She Meadows KING Rn.
port, MerrNt FAffeT. VIM Root. Emmons y.
sheldon. ] JcHkiss FANlat, Austin Whit.
comb James Jennings, sherman Weed, Gdpsrl
Letehi Darset O. " f6rwcH. Aiunson GRAY,
L g. Harsoud, pr preptss. Manchester, john
Jennings, NiliiAms, A, X Sykes, Mkhlan Cook
saudgate, Cornelius smith. George Draper, Ira
BRISTOL Alfred beebe, Arlington. r ~ Cool.
edge. Garfield, Sunderland, r. l. Graves.
salem, n. y David GRAY, sidney Russell Mosi
o the above pArhos baye also used the Cleaner
Horse Rake
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

Pray fol what you want II you
wAnt three loAves, pray for three Il
you mean them for your friend out Of
the way, put 10 his name. tell Who be
i, aud God will be pleased. il II is not
lightly done. an irreverent smartBess
10 prayer, bot The isrrest simplicity Of
a. agouizinR desire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

AGENTS WANTED. ~ want agents
10 canvass Tor the Masonic Record Msp q
therght kind can make from go to on per dAY.
Territory given Ia Vermont Now Hampshlre a.
the entire state Of Maine. For further pArtica.
lars apply 10 or address
g. ]. WAIT,
Sept. q. ls7s, Manchester. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
S ANFORD' S
Radical Cure For
CataPrh

Z 4
als tAlhsaas 4.sssss 81 ~ sis vEFy.sg
'rsagsa u possesses tht ssgthsg Ana healing
&efepsfftef = psknt&, hsfhs tud hstes in ths
rssssatAftagsa, Tree frum trtry shregs eoaiAni,
aktseat and 10 thss fespeci ainets frem every
Qihsf tEovn remedy n ehs shaFi rear il has
F.. faaaa 10 ssy fseui ~ Ailantie - he paeas
aasss. khd vbefevsr tnpwn kts bseBule she stAn-
dsFd remedy fof ahs trtkfuisut q CttaFfh. Tia
z VtcplastQis have hesn waited upon ~ gehlle,
intn q natienai reputation vic have been cured
! By this Fcmsdy. and sho have, - esaKdefsblc
sEpsuAs ana pefsoual tfanbis. spFsAd the good
uess tAranE bout The circles 10 vtsich ihaY n5Fe
Nhsu yua hehf wealthy gentleman q istsili-
gsHos and fetpsUtet say II oao nv life ta
hAnigfli's Radical Care, yea rn1y feel sssurc4
thEi q IL an sFtitio 81 great value, aud worthy 10
bt clsssed among the standard msdie4l specifics
81 tht dty,
1'HE bsBsat ! derive froa ~ aaly use !, to
4 fnH f4enlaab8s
HENRY WELLS. % wul.s. F,Eoo CO.
IT has cured me afsr swelrc ears 81 unlutsr,
dEo v noUGaToN. w,l4uua. Mas.
I FOLLOWED tls 81 ectiaas 10 the letter aud
4 Sm happy g sAy ! havs had permanent
DIV GRAY, NJ. b Muscar1SE, Iops.
I HAVE recommended Il 70 quite a plumber u
Il my irisu1ss all ut NhOta have expressed 20
noe their high estimate OF tia value aud good 81.
fects uilh them.
WIN. BOWEN, gl5 PISE ST., ST. Louis'
A FfEk using iWo bottles | dad myseli per.
~ mAnsntiy cured. have since recommend
ed huudrci bottles With the greatest
aaccss. Nm. NJ ARMSTRONG,
100 hABEisoN Ava, BnsroN.
IATK have sold SASfoKn's RADICAL CuhE for
w nearly one yesr and can say cAndidly
that ve never cold a similar preparation that
gave sach universal salts action. We have yet
20 learn q the fret complaint.
>, ID, BALDWIN a CO., WAsHIsaIoN, M.
4 NE cure effected Ia my case by HANFuRBs
i RADICAL CuRR Was 80 remarkable that 1t
seemed 70 those who had suffered without relief
from any d the usual remedies that il could not
be true. l therefore made affidavit to il before
Seth j. Thomas. Esq. Justice Of the Peace, Bos-
ton. GEOR0EF. DINSMORE
DkuoGIsr, BcsroR
Each package Of sANFoRDs RADICAL CuRE con.
tains DR.. sAnford's Improved InhAling Tube and
full directions for its use ia all eases Price,
81 90. For sale by all wholesale and retail drug.
gists and dealers throughout the United States
and CAnIdAs. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents aud wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
A MORBID SWELLING


Be careful 10 call for COLLINS yofTAIc
PLASTER lest You get some worthless imitation
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail DrupgisI-
throughout the United States and Canadas' and
by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors. Boston.
Mass' 7-lyAcl l6-AWl
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INVENTORS

send Ns gaasiei o. sketch ~ gsu deytef ~
mate Examinations AMI sdTlsc 6s 10 psientkisil.
sly FnfI ~ cHkEgE Al roffesp0fdtaos strss.lly
lunodsuilsl. Prices ios. AHd NO CHARGE ftN-
LESs FATEST T. EECUkED
We iefsF, % HssAlaEt0u, - Hua. Postmaster
0sssfal d y. Key, Ees. y y. repsr. ne Ger.
iash Anieflaau Nat8obal Bank ta ohseAal al sAs
T. R-t2Ht 0f4es. And Il senKtors Aad Fsss -
seniAstFea - Congress- tug sspeeiAAy ~ oar
clients " EVER state 10 the Cnies saa 10 Casa
d. Address
e. A. SNOW & CO,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.
such ~ Coughs. Colds, whooplng
Cough. kroaehitis. Asthma,

eannasnss - uiankia.d aua tscoms heasshald
NefilR, sHans sea eHiY aba bak asApy nAiiaRa
iHsst have saifNnfdinsff riFtaes- Perhaps n9
COS sFFE seCassd - Slas rpYutatiau. ~ msln.
lAinsd j 80 lang a. ArNHs EaKnAz FFsxaHAI
II haa beeu ta1vn " he public abpat faFi =
years, b. loag Sssatlpusd series af mAFysliass
cares, All have N0a isf Is caaAarnee 81 -
slftaes never rapsilea b. ANY other msdls
rins. IL stiA makes tht meet gfeetnsl cares
eFNaa diseases ~ thetr terriers. h 8 great ga
tent, snd given feeling aiimmnnlty fFom their
fstAi egeeis, that's vel founded Il abe remedy
b taken 10 season EverY family shbala have
. IL thelt closst Ter tho ready And prompt rsllsf
" its memhefG Sickness, saneFiae, aud even
life u saved By this timely protection, The Pm
dent should Dot nsgleci a. aud the vise ell
not Keep 4 BY yea tof The pfutselian ID Anards
by its timely usu Ia sndaeu attacks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
LIcHTEST DRAFT

hoslug Machine 10 use a. proof We give belaw
the report At tho great Centennial Exposition
Field Trial Of Moving Mschinos hello under tho
Auspieiex Of the Centennial Commission. near
Philadelphia, on the 27th Rnds2sth o. June. 1876.
tbs MEADOW klS0 maintained its reputation a.
TIE LIulTEsT DuArF STANDARD Mowru IL UsY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
The sunday school.
spnr. ssrfssra Is. ISIS.
LssEns -

Iims. The aBtunn sf A d. -.
wbsu oar Lord was nearly ~ gate
thirty three years Old Aad probably
bai fsw days After The date Of TIE
lEsi lsssoa
Place IL the vicinity Il BsthAny
% bear Jerusalem bot nsither The
tine nor the place Of tbis parable can
he precisely AseertAiaed.
Refers --Tiberias Caesar, emperor Of
Rome Pon,ias PLATE. procurAior o.
Judea aud Herod Apdpas. tetfarch q
Galilec.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
REJECTED

By the Patent Ohacs may stsll. in lnoet eases. be
patented By NJ. Being opposite the Z IS pafeut
Department, and Engaged IN Patent i.asine.s
s1ciustelfs Ns exn make closer searches aud ss-
enfs Patents mngs promptly. and slth broader
claims thKu thuse Who are remote from WKsh-
fHgtQu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

MHhUVW MIMI I N. m, 400 10.
Being from 8 TO IS HE per foot Of cut lighter
than any Que on the list This only confirms
what we have slwsys claimed for the MEADOW
kiNd-that tis the LI0nTEsr DRAFr standard
mower ia the market.
Parties wishing this machine or any extra
parts Of the same will please address me at
Rupert, VI,
JAMES l.. MCCALL.
Rupert w., June 9th, 1878 3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
PATENTS

obtained Tor eeu inyeations o. f9f Improvement
90 Old Unes, taF mtdieAl Of other cnnponUds
tfAdn marks Ana labels. Caveats, Asgignrnsrits
lniefsfsnces, Appeals, saiis for Inir1ngsmehts
sad all cases arising under tbe FATgvT laWs
nramnlly allanAal %. I.Hrh.ln.. MI b. III 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
GLOVES OR MITTENs
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE TILL n
RIPENS.

There is a curious story about some nativa
wines which are extensively advertised nova
days. and have only recently been put upon
The market. Or. Underhill, the well-known
Eape-grower Of Croton Point died in 1871.
Some Of his heirs entertained temperance
views Of such extreme kind that they were
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines then on
hand TO be sold or any more to be made.
The grapes have sometimes been sent to
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
the vines. Its only now that the other heirs
have succeeded in arranging for settlement
OF the estate and the sale Of the wines ON
hand. Among these is a wine Of the vintage
of 1864, described as Sweet Union Port,
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
than any other European wine, and being
wholly unlike any other wine Of American
growth. Its purity age and mellowness ara
remarkable, and both physicians and wine
ianuers have a special interest in il as the
oldest native wine now accessible in any con-
siderable quantity. The whole stocks In the
hands of the well-known wholesale grocery
house Of the Thurbers.-M y. zTbKsT,
Nov. ~ 1911,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
REMINGTON AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER
MOVING SOUTH.

MOVING SOUTH;
: loas -rfem Railapa ioy Btpn.setaa rru,
sad hfN Aark
~ 1tHM ASFFess, Arg fafk and S. Ahabi
Va Eruy
III M-Nieht Empress, Mnutroti ugaous.
hurgh Sna Mes ora va Troy
4 ~ ,. x.-YeF benningtan.
TRAINS LRAyE ron TUB NORTH
So Night Express. Nev Yoyt ana Men.
tFeAl and oEdeaseufK
90 "a A. frum Bennington aud Troy lof
Montreal sud ncaenebure
s.-Nes Aark and Montreal Haursss
5 i0F Mixed, banningtou 90 AutlAnd
Thssr X. trails from Troy fans 8 Manchester
arriving At @F&
The train connecting with tho 40 AacammoAa.
iion leaves TroY At ~ A. m. connecting slth
The hight trains from New YORK
The night express leaves New York at Dol NJ
via Troy. Mtuehester 81 81 a. a., and runs
through 10 MDphcsl
Sleeping cars arc attached 20 both hight tfains.
DrAsiug room cars are attached 70 day express
between st. AibAns and New York
Tickets and checks through ~ al important
points
Connects Al State line with trains for Troy
New ioFk and ali puiuts south and west, NHt With
trains Tor North Adsns and the Tunnel. Al Kut.
iSud With trains for All points north and east
7, O. WHITE, superintendent
North Bennington VI, April 20,b, is7s, 1917.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
CHAMPION
MOVING MACHINES

manufactured y. Springfield, Ohio, hg Messrs,
WhiteDy. Foster 4 Kelley. These ~ 4elines TOOK
the htft prizes ~ the Centennial Exhibition u
Philadelphia and they are undoubtedly The beet
machine ever offered 10 thls market. having bat
two cog wheels Ia new ,nvebti8al In the machine
hiso the Winner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

The above speaks for itself, but we would
add that this is the pure juice Of the grape.
neither dragged Hqzoyed nor scGfrsdi that it
has been ripened and mellowed by age, and
for medicinal or sacramento purposes II Is
unsurpassed. It can be obtained from most
OF the leading Druggists throughout the
United States, and at wholesale from the
undersigned, who will forward descriptive
pamphlet, free Of charge, on application.
Respectfully etc,
H.K. B. THURBER & co.
Wat Bypaduay. Reaie and HRifoa S'vHA
NEw.YoRK,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
The Venezuelan Claims Fraufs-The lie.
ntaI from the F?ench Minister
Committee Service

WASHINGTON. Feb 18.-Before the sub-com-
mittee of the House Committee on Foreign Al
fairs investigating the charges Of fraud grow
ing out Of settlements under the Venezuela
Consular Bureau of the State Department, to-
day produced the minutes Of the commission,
and the certificates OF the awards by the said
commission. He testified that certain certIf
paid were still on file in the department: that 10
money had ever been paid upon them. and that
they had not even been receipted for.
The correspondence between the Russian Min
lister, Baron Stoeckle, and the Secretary Of State
in reference to the appointment of an umpire
was read, in which one Machado was recon-
mended. His Christian name was omitted. but
Mr.. Juan Machado was appointed umpire, his
credentials being forwarded some time after
wards.
William B Mitchell read statement explain
ing his position before the committee in the
capacity Of attorney. wherein he stated that he
zulan government, but that he had private in
structions to act, and expected that government
| would pay him for his services when he made
The French Minister here denies this morn
| ing the reports and published statements that
| there Is a probability of postponement OF the
| Paris Exposition on account of the European
perplexities or that he is expecting dispatches
trary, NJ. Outrie says, that all the reports from
Paris are most favorable and indicate a certain
| ty Of the opening OF the Exposition on the first
The House Committee on Military Affairs ex.
amned DIR. j. J. Woodward, assistant surgeon
| United States army. with reference to the gen
| eral administration of the surgeons office, anC
more especially as to the condition of the med
quired TO complete the work Other officers o
| the medical department of the army will be ex
| amlned Tomorrow.
j. The House Committee On Education and La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
The Indiana Democratic Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb 1s.-The Democratic State
Convention which will assemble on the twenty
second instant. promises to be lively. Many
delegates have already arCived in town aud
huge placards are posted Oabout the waiting
rooms of various hotelS with the names Of the
several candidates and the offices they seel,, in
bold type
didates have a large following, who are expect.
ed to make their influence felt IN the conven-
ton. Headquarters for the Thirteenth Con-
delegates and prominent attendants have pro-
vded themselves rooms for consultation at Diff
ferent hotels,
Senator Voorhees, Is expectetPto arrive from
Washington tonight and be present. ~ the con-
ventton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
The senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s-The usual number OF
petitions ana memorials relating to the tariff.
repeal of the resumption act, he.bankrupt law
and the pilotage act were presen ted and re-
:, Mr.. Bayard presested a memorial from the
asking an amendment to the constitution to-
tally separating church and State.
Mr.. Chaffee introduced q bill providing for
the election Of a Territorial Governor. Secre-
tary and other officers. Referred.
Mr. Spencer introduced bill to provide for
the erection of military forts on the Mexican
Also. q bill to organize the Territory of Okla
Mr. r. Cameron. of PENNSYLVANIA. introduced a
States army: Referred.
Mr. Beck, in compliance with the resolutions
the hagaiaeefe Of ba em
.Jnerce 70 inquire what legislation is necessary
to establish quarantine against the West In
Which Yellow fever % NAV come come Adopted,
The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from John Rogers. relating to the nse ol
national observatory. Ordered printed and
referred.
Mr.. Anthony called up his resolution that al
10 o'clock today the Senate proceed to the con
| not objected to. and that any Senator may
| speak five minutes on any bill taken up. Agreed
MIR. White, of Maryland, fnen proceeded dur
ing the remainder of the morning hour toad
dress the Senate on the bill to enable Indians
to become citizens of the United States. taking
seong grounds against the passage of the bill
and citing high auttsorities in support OF his
position: He fayers their settlement upon large
reservations where the Indians could be Sc
cured from the intrusion of bold white men.
Mr.. Dawes introduced bill for the relief Of
Donald NJ Mckay Referred to the Committee on
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
tion of bills on the calendar. under the Anthony
rule. and the following were passed:
The Senate bill for the relief of Edwin Ro-
gers the Senate bi for the relief of lers
on public lands under the pre-emption laws
with amendments; the Senate bill for the relic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19

of Chas. B. varney: the Senate bill granting a
pension to jos Neweomb; the Senate joint re-.
t6s nea o to bats n" box
and silver medal from tho Emperor of Siam
the Senate bill TO amend an act to provide for
edition i On Of ~ the Revised Statutes Of the
United States. s, approyed March 2 ts77: the the
Senate bill to authorize the Commissioners of
the District of Columbia to refund q tax or.
roneously collected; the Senate bill for the relief
of Robt Stevenson: the Senate hill for the
lief OF Lny Grien the Senate bill Tor the relief
of Gustav A. Heaaeberg.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, the Senate. at ais
.. m, went into executive session. and when
the doors were again opened the Senate ad-
lournede
Shortly after IL m the passage. Of the silver
bill by The Senate was nannounced by one Of the
clerks of the Senate. The reading OF Fridays
journal occupied Twenty-Five minutes. oThe
border was the consideration of the bill for the
| relief Of Geo. II. Middlings. upon which the
| yeas and navs had been ordered on Friday: and
tho roll was called and the bill passed-yeas 1S2,
The Speaker announced that the next bus-
ness In order was the call Of States for bills and
| resolutions for reference.
Mr.. Dunwoll of Minnesota. asked that the call
be continued until all the States were called.
on the ft ground that at o'clock the District OF
Columbia Committee would be entitled to the
floor to he exclusion of all other business
| among other bills were presented and referred
| BY Mr. Muller of New York: To prevent the
By NJ. sinniehson. of NV Jersey To clear
| out and remove obstruction sin the Delaware
| river Mt the mouth nf Salem river.
| By Mr. Hunter of Virginia. For the relief OF
''f By Mr Tarney Of Alabama bill to revive
and carry into effect the act Of March 3, 1s47 to
| carry out the compact with Alabama and Mis-
sissippi In relation to ele per cent bond for
| the school reservation.
| BY Mr.. Southard, of Ohio: Resolution of the
Legislature Of Ohio in relation TO the payment
of the natioual- debt and the silver bill. and d-
recting Ohio Representatives to vote for the
| latter.
BY Mr.. WhithorneoDf Pennsylvania: To reg
ulate the methods of purchase of naval sup
plies Also, q bill to define the duties of com
| mandants Of navy yards. Also bill to author
| i5e the sale of small arms now in use in the
| naval service. and to use the proceeds in the
purchase of other arms. Also et bill to abolish
| the Office of apntheeary in the navy. Also. q
| navy 90
BY Mr.. Gunter. Of Arkansas: A bill for the
better administration of justice in the District
Of Columbia
/ AT o'clock the Speaker recognized the Dis
| tf1et of Columbia committee as entitled u the
floor. The District OF Columbia business was
| considered until 4:45 p. IN. when the House ed
| lournsd a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
s,tsinS null stin I'm Canada. '

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.-With reference to the
frontier into the United State the British Min
lister has Informed the Department of State that
Canada q copy of a letter from Col. Mcleod,
dated Helena. Mon. January ~. stating that the
report from Fort Walsh gave him no reason to
believe that the state of affairs in that neghbor-
hood had changed. except that sixty lodges of
Sioux Indians had crossed the line and Joined
Sitting. Bulls band He stated there p no
ground for the newspaper reports that the In
dians are returning into the United States and
such rumors are doubtless propagated by per-
posts in the neighborhood of Fort Benton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
. Ma,l Service ia Vera Cnuz.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-The House Committee
on Postof1ices and Post Roads to- day e.greed to
vidng for mail steamer service from Galveston
to Vera Cruz. The bill provides that the yes
sells shall be American built and owned. in
1900 tons burden. The service shall be per-
formed once every twenty -oneodays, at rate
not exceeding $4,000 per trip. ThS Postmaster
Ganerales to advertise for the service and it is
believed that the cost of the service will not ex-
ceed s34. 600 annually o
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRT EADS Feb. 1s, 8 D. m.-Weather calm
and foggv.
oArrived At 10 a. M. British steamship Hay
llan. Watson master. days from Tampico to
PIN. Forwood & Co.
British steamship Scindia, at 80 .. M. WUd-
nam master "a days from Liverpool, to Hall u
No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS Feb. Is, 2. m.-Barometer
1910.
Wind east southeast, light. o
.. Arrived: AT 2:45 p. M, British steamship
King Arthur, - master, from Havana.
to Hall & Vaughan.
No danarturaS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
New york Branch Of the Nevada Bank

New YORK. Feb 1e-The Nevada Bank will
open n branch bank here in few weeks. with
G. r. Christian as president. A gentleman who
has large dealin with the bank says that the
principal business is in bullion and foreign ex-
and 1t is absolutely necessary thntoan agency
should be established in New York. Tho cap
Bank K is I the % Institution that Proposed ee to take
twenty millions of the new issue of four per
cents. at the time the late syndicate was formed,
at percentage of i per cent below T. The
syndicate declined the offer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
The Preachers on Bob Ifs,ersoI.

New YORK. Feb 1s-Sevsral preachers paid
their respects yesterday to Col. Bob !ngersoll,
of Peoria. The Rev. Mr.. Fulton Baptist likens
thinks there is still chanceeof his being con
verted. even as Saul was converted OF the way
to Damascus.
The Rev. Mr. Vail Methodist. thinks that the
Colonel is more knave titan fool. regards his
recent lectures as an outrage on the intelligence
meet the scholars of the church in argument.
The Rev. Mr. Breckinridge, Methodist. describes
Ingersolf an apostle of hate, as distinguished
from others, whom he regards as preachers of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-19
Results of a Drunk.

NEWARK N. j., Feb. 1s.-Daniel Ryan. thirty
years OF age and married. was found by the
police yesterday lying on the sidewalk on
Broome street, near Morton. in a beastly state
Of intoxication. and showing marks of having
been terribly maltreatel. The police arrested
d negro namedl Richard Van Lear who resides
in front Of the place where Ryan, was found
Richard admits having assaulted Ryan. He
found RYAN in the hall drunk. and in helping
him out assaulted him The reason Ryan was
there. Van Lear says. is thItt he was fooling
round black gel what lived up stairs"
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Americans Preferred.

New YORK .oEeh ls.-The Russian government
has Just concluded a contract with dre9ging
company for the deepening to a uniform depth
Of twenty-eight feet the channel of the River
Neva between Cronstadt and st. Petersburg.
S2s,ooo was cabled to Russia as earnest money.
m The dredging I' n plan will cost s2oo.eso. most Of
will be on hand ready for operation the first of
next May.
The quantity o. mud. etc. to be exeayated is
estimated at Is 0o0. 600 cubic yards and the work
must be completed in fous years. English
parties were very anxious 20 secure the con-
tract. but Americans are preferred