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SHERIFFS SALES
CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of writ Of Lsvari Pacias to
me directed, will be exposed to public ale,
at the La afayette Hotel, Sil Shiplry street
mington. New Castle County. DelaH are, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of MARCH,
1878
at 2 O'clock, r m,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
three story brick hou-e thereon erected
known as the "Wpship gtoa Hopse" situ-
ate Ia In City uf Wilmington, county and
state. Aforesaid, bounded and described as
70! ows. TO VT: teginniDg on tho west
erly side 0: Market ST.. at the distance Of
Of second street thence passing by the
outside of the southerIy gable wall OF the
Brick Messuage or Tavern House about 20
feet inches to the back corner OF the
house A feet inches f:om tie nerth side
Of Second street, thence westerly and par
allel T. second street about a. feet to the
eastelly 81 &c OF Shipiey street, thence with
The same n1rtherly q ieet 6l6 lncneS. thence
easteriy paraIlal TO second street, III feet7
inches to The aforesaid. side of Market ST.,
thence down the same soatheTIy n feet AZ
inches tothe plsca OF beginning be ths con-
TENS thereof what they may Book 2, vol.
9, page I8, &c.
Se'Zed nd taken in tXecEtion as the pro
perry of william Silver ard EbZa j., his
wife, and Jos. H HJopes and Annie HOPES,
I. It's, aad to be s)ld by
ISAAC GRUB ,. Sherif.
sherlf7s Office, New Castle, Feb 90 1878.
III
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, In two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, pin anG
go North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for bottle OF Kunkels Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never fails Comman
sense teaches II tape worIn be removed, al
other vc rms can Sc readily removed.
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BAYARD TAYLOR's WELCOME.

Bsysrd Taylor, the newly>sppointed MIN
ister 70 Germsuy, arrived at Kennel Square
on Wednesday evening with his wife and
daughter on visit TO his parents At the
station he was met by committee who In
vised him TO . welcome in the Borough
Hall, which was filed to overhowing by
the people Of the surrounding neighborhood.
The Hall was decorated with flags and
wreaths, and . bust Of Mr.. Taylor was
placed on the platform. After hearty
speeches Of welcome and congratulations, to
which Mr.. Taylor responded there was a
banquet, in which 100 people participated
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WEEKLY WORLD.

contains all the news OF the week present.
ed in concise and attractive manner,
the beS' the May excellent letters sent
by fJ'e correspondents from all parts Of
the word: bright and entertaining edi-
toriais on all matters OF interest TO the
public.
snort stories and stories continued from
week TO week, written expressly for THE
WORLD by the best authors.
Full reports Of all the priv markets
of the United States pdforeign countries;
grange department. &c. a.,
1t is in every essential q paper fer the
family.
One year (5! rpmbers), postage free
tless than 2cents per week )............. 81 90
70 CLUB AGENTS-sn extra copy for
club Of ten, separately addressed The
Semi-W eekly WORLD for club of twenty,
separately addressed. The Daily WORLD
for club OF fifty separately addressed.
SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD
TO CLUB AGEETS-Au extra COPY for
club OF ten. separately addressed, The daily
WORLD for club OF oftwenty-fVe, separately
addressed. s
THE DAILY WORLD.
With Sunday Edition, year, postage
wits sunday Edition. months, post st 'i0o
with sunday Edition. smonths, post; post: - :
wissoat sunday Edition, j year post :
wiEsdne sgs mses SUNDAY Edition. months W
postage free- 25
Without Sunday Edition. months,
postage free. ........ q
Sunday Wefid. .--...... ...-.. ....---....... 90
Monday World. containing Literary
Reviews and College Chronicle, one
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sit seems as II ! should cough my head
off " Is sometimes the inpatient tSclama
ton of a suff rer from severe cugh.
Quell the parHxysms with Ha'e's Honey Of
Horenound ana Tar. The relief is imme-
Iiate an the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute,
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KNIGHT TEMPLARS.

Last evening the pHiladslphis Command
cry No.a Knight Tenplars came g this
city last evening on visit to the st. 'onn =
Commandery by whom they were treated
to a sumptious repost in the Masonic Tenn
ple.
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ISAAC GEUBB, Sheriff.
SbertfTs nnce. New Castle, FEB. 90, ISIS
Feb 9S-ts
CHER1FF'S SALE.

SHER1FF's SALE.
By virtue If q writ ~ Lovari Facias
to me directed will be exposed to public sa e
at the lafayette Hotel, Sil Shipey street
kept by Geo. ". nrtlip, In The City OF WI
mington, New Castle County, pel.waIe,
on
WEDNESDAY, the I3'h day ofMarch, 1878,
at O'Clock p. NJ.
The following described reil tate viz:
Al that certain lot ar piece OF land, with
three story brick building thereon erected
situated In The city of Wilmt ngtou. bouud-
ei and described as follows to wit: Begi,,
ming o. the nortberly side of Twelfth str eet
ut the distance Sc feet from the ess.erIy
side nf Washlngton street, thence nor ther-
ly parallel to Washington street, 100 feet 10
t southerly side of 20 fret wide street
extending from Washington street Tn West
street. thence easterly along said side ot
said street and parallel to Twelfth street 81
fe Il to a stake, thence sortuerly para Ilsl tn
Washington street I0l feet 20 the said side
OfTwelith street and thence thereby west
rly 20 feet to the place of beginning, be
the C ~ tents thereof what they may, with
the privilege ofthe use of the aforesaid 90
feet VIDE street in co mon with others en-
tiled thereto forever.
Seized and taFen in execution as the
property If Ma Ion 4. Stotser burgand Ell
len j. his wife and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriffs Cffice. New Castle, Feb. %, 1878.
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Croakfng 10 mos confined to the frog
ponds. At this season almost everybody is
hoarse. The bleating Of distressed lungs is
everywhere. Why is this, when Hale's
auy cough, Geld or hoarseness in 4s hours ?
Ssld by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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year, p9stsge IIee.........-. ~
TERMS: Cash in adVar ce. Seni Post
once money order, bank draft sr registered
letters. Bills sent by mail will be al risk
Of sender.
Additions 10 club lists may be made, at
any time in the year at the shove rates.
Wehsve no travelling agents. Specimen
copies. posters, 30 sent free, wherever
and whenever desired.
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LOTTERIES.
DeYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

PRICE IN CuRREycY-whole Tickets. ~
Halves, $40; Quarters, sl0 Fifths, So Tenthf
8 8Twentieths. s2; Fortieths, 81.
Circulars OF otintormation furnished FRKl
Orders filled Prizes Cashed. Spanish
Bank Bjlls and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
II Wall st. New York
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SHERIFr'S SALE,

Fy virtue OF y writ OF Ievaris Escias
. sAe directed, will be exposed -, nnhiie
:a.a at the Lafayette Hotel, eilF hInievst.,
kept by George W, Ort!ip, 10 III a civ OF
Wilrinton, New Castle " ,nrty, Dele-
ware. on ""'''
WEDNESDAY, the 18th ~ y of March 1878.
st2o'clor K,
The following descri.. ..oe ! Real Estate viz:
Al thai certa'. a IcS IF land and frame
dwelling house ther on, situate in Christi.
ana II HundIeI. courty ard State aforesaid.
oou, I,ooui u@n ar described as FLOWS. 10 wit:
otsluhlpg ~ the VTE stery side of Seven b
tNthue 6rowntowul ~ the distance of %
iitepr' rur ,herIy from the northerly 81 e OF
''.eef, thence westerly yaral.el to "C'
Eree alOn' a inc uf o he lard eft. B.
"a 90 sy Trustee otMar, l. Coleman on
III south 100 feet 10 a corher, hence north.
fly parallel u SeTenth Avenue 20 tt 20
rheT thence easte'lv parallel to the line
( first described and &C" t. 100 Il. 10 the
Aforesaid westerly side of Seventh Avenue
aod thence thereby SOU her 2lf. - the
| pace ofbegtnring, oa the cuuleuts thereof
what they u'ay
| Seized aud taken in execution as the
property OF William kennedy and Margar-
ct his wife. and l. /. -, and 10 be g, Id by
ISAAC GRUsB. sheriff.
'sher1's Office. New Caste. Feb. 2s, 1878
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The following described Real Estate. viz:
NIHRIFFS SAFE.

me dire ted, will lie exposed to public sale,
at the Lafays te Hote,. 4I hipley street,
sept by George W. Urtlip, in the City oi
Wilmington, New Castle county, elaware,
on
WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day of March. 1878
at2 o'cloc< p u.
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A, S. WEBSTER'S
SELECT
DANCING ACADE MY.

10 row open for the reception OF pupils.
IrlEate ~ lessons given al any hour to suit
lessons.
spec al arrang. .ments for schools and
se seminaries and private classes of ladies OF
seasiemen can be made by applying at the
acaoeny, at Rooe!en y Bro, 40 Market ST
AS. WEBSTER,
seplo'U Masonic Temple.
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The following de serlbed real estate, viz;

All that certain lot or piece cflard with a
brick plessuage there n erectf d, situate in
the city OF Wilmington. bounded ard de
scribed as 'ollnws 10 wit: Beginn!rg at
the Intersection Ot the nOrtheriy side OF
Sixth s're2t with the easterly side Of Mad.
bon 81 eat, thence easterly al 7ng aid side
OF Sixth street 81 feet tn a stake, Their ce
Dortherly and parallel with Madison street
l6 feet 10 = stake, thence westerly parallel
with sixth street 50 feet to the said side of
Maids n rect, and thence Herewith
southerly IL feet to the plece CT beginning
containing eight hundred feet Of lana more
or less. Book V. VOL page lO2, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF william Silver aud Eliza ]
his wife. ard Charles II. Groves F. Groves
David Cha amoers and LYDIA Chambers, is,
end TO be s. Id by
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
By virtue Of wri. ST Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. at the Laiay cite Hctel -! Shiptey ST.,
kept by George =. OTt.ip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF March, 1875,
st2 o'clock. P. NJ.
The followiEg described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon, sit
uate In the city of WI mington, bounded
and described asfslloys. 10 wit: Be ginning
a. the We terry side Of jackson street be.
tween Linden aud Mt Die streets at the CEN
tire Of the p 'rty wall bttwe an this and the
adtOintJ house On the south and at t e
distance of65 feet from the norther.y side
of Maple street.. thence ives erly rhroukh
the centre CT satt wall and parallel to
Maple street, s. Ieet inches u a corner,
theGce norIherly parallel to Jack son street
l6 feet 10 a co ner. thence eas erly parallel
70 the first mention 60 line and Maple street
through the centre of an alley between this
aud tue adjoining dwelling of John S.
Crossley or the north B5 fet & inches 10 the
Aforesaid west :rly side OF Jackson street
and IN sncs thereby southerly is feet to the
J lace OF hetinning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the p o.
perry OF Charles Manuel and Elizabeth his
vie, and tits, and to be sod by
ISAAC GRUB8, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, New Castle. Feb. 20, " 4.
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NHANGG OF h0UKS-WILMINGTO
u & YVES FERN RAILROAD D--Commenc.
ng Thursday Dec. 4, 1875, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 % a m, and SOy m
Leave LandeR burg 6 45 q N a.sd 90 D. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 N, and 8 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg at II m. and 8 40
p. m.
CONNECTIoEs.-Tra.n leaving Lauden.
berg at e.45 a. m. with train for Philadel
phia at 8l0a.m.
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 m
with train leaving Philadelphia at $40 a m
Ing Landenberg at l GO p. m.
Train Leaving Landepb berg at ! 30 p. m.
With Pennsylvania and Delaware train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila
at 4 80 p. IN.
Train leaving wlnInsIon at $50 m
with train LEAVING tAiiadeiphi8 at Tsp.
10. D. CONNELL Sup
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r EDUCATIoNn.


OF. JOsEPHS ACADEAY.
CHESTNUT HILL PHILAbELPHIA.
Under the cars OF theeisters Of st., Joseph
Trecourse of instruction includes all the
ufsnchesof q useful and Christian ejuca'
ton.
Annual pension for Board nd Tuiticr
500. For further particulars. address
sepl-lys p, , MOTHER MARY JOHN.
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VLLANOvA COLLEGE, DELAWAh
v COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA. e
This institulion, chartered with CnlSsr
sity Privileges IL under the charge o. the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to MAKE
O thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER
cial course. 1t is situated on the Psnnsyi'
vania Cent? al Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Staten and Poe'
Qfice ON the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of hvs months. q,
advanced $50.
For full particular 5, send for q cata.oeue
Rev. +. A. MIDDLETON. D. d.
del-c1yT rTes"'eul
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PROFESSIONAL.
TOHN OBYRNE.
Attorney and ConsellOr at Law
B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
Cttizensef Delaware having law business
In Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
In Pennsylvania, will have it promptly
and properly attended 70, by communiea
ting with him ian.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed 10
public sale at the Lafayette Hotel, SiI
Shipley street K ept by George w. Otlip,
in the City OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, pelSware, on
WEDNESDAY, the I3,h d ~ of March, ,lS7sat
2o'clock, p. m.
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPA!A,, WILMINGTON Ann
L s@ BALTIMORE RAILRoA AND

= 4cu salNoyember 28th 1877.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follow,
Philadelphia and intermediate stat,o,s
6S, SO: 900. 9E. 20 90, q. m. 2 80, 1n'
Philadelphia and New York, 2os,5Aam
q IL 81, II 40, 5 48pm. ~
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 2 20
am,
Baltimore and WashiE gton, IL 81, Il8sso
ana, IL 81, u SO, 500, p m, w.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle d. ssD, o m, ! Is, 8 8Op. M.
Wyoming and Intermediate statloIs "a
ANIL Is, 6 30pm.
Dslmar and intermediate stations $40
q. M. Is, pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
IL a IN, 5 90 6 80 p M.
Philadelphia and New York, 2O9, S 44am.
Baltimore and Washington, IL Il, l8am,
For further iniOrmctfop messengers ere
referred 10 the time tables posted at the d..
pot. ',
tuDS-ly ID. EkEET Supt, y
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
Ho1Uard Sampson,
Merchant Tail r,
No. 5 East Third Street
W1Lmington, Del.

A fine assortment of Domestic and Piece
goods. ...,
s6None but frst class workmen EN-.
plcyed.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
A SAD OCCURRENCE.
Three Boys Drowned In the River Head
Of Canal street.

Last evening at o'clock. In the river head II
Canal street. three young lives were sacrificed
BY the backing out OF the steamboat Frank Par
ROud.
Five boya. two Of them brothers. ranging In
age from u TO II years. naEaed respectively
Daniel and Johnny Eckart. residing at No 107
NclpOmene street Lee Beze5. residing at No.
$40 st. Charles street, Andrew Ernest residing
on Magazine street, between Gaiennie and
EratO. and James Mcfarland. residing on Cam .
street between Melpomsns and ThalIa, had
been rowing up and down the river In a skin.
and had moored under the guards of the steam
boat Frank Pargoud, lust at tho rear Of thu
wheel on the larboard side
AS the Pargond started to back out the wheel
struck the SKIN. capsized Ii and preci plated ts
cargo Of living freight into the river. John
Eckart. Ernest and Mcfarland sank Instantly
they never coming to the surface Il single time
Beggs and Daniel Eckart fought manfuy for
life and tried to catch the ropes thrown To them
but were too weak They we're Just about going
down for the last time. being eomp letely eX-
hausted. when Harrison Adams residing at
No; 4o6 Poydras street. came to their assistance
and rescued them.
The rescued boys, when brought ashore, were
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
THE FIREM EN-.

The Flremen's Insurance Company. Of Nov
Orleans, hold thoir annual eIocti IN for dirert
ors yesterdny. and MI wont merry ma n mnr.
ringe bell. There was ono ticket in tho field
which was voted up with brotherly unnnimity
thereby showing tho good feeling and conn
dence In tho mon who were put up to direct the
affairs Of the compauy. Tho directors elected
are IA follows:
Jacob Alexander. L"os BertoIl; II. II: Bier-
Gauche Chua. Hemnrd. A. r. Isancson A. +.
Kin, T. y Iovy, !. N. Marks. Wnsh. Marks. 7.
Prudhomm", Berry Russell 9. Sporl. ono Tho
man GeO. Waters j. A. WIZ.
According 10 the usual custom n fine lunch
WAS provided, pf which all tho fripnds Of the In
sti utiOn phrtOnk.
The Firemen's Insurance Company In u most
ropunr feature in New Orleans. and cannot
fail, wiz Va elected beard Of directors to be
prcuf gssg.nga
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1873

certain resolution IT, be- offered by Mr.. Leon
hard. Tho resolution Of Lieut.. Gov. Witt was not
M. Leonhard offered n resolution TINT tho
field be opened for further proposals. TO be re-
| ceivnd by the board according to law. and az
corainR to me sense OF tho board as to the I'm
Mr.. Garapd offered tho following as d substi-
tutn tn Mr.. Leonhard s:reaolution.
Resoired. That tho board invite proposals
from applieanls for the position Of State Prin-
ter. for tho public prlrs'ing to be made by said
printnr under ths laws of he State. and that In
said proposals the applicant particularly state
for The printing apeeiised In paragraphs l. 2, o.
I, and 81 section topf at ~ Of the regular
session ~ 1877 tho Percentage Mt which he will
nerfnrm said work below the maximum rates
fixed by tho hoard ansi nlso the rates nj which
tho applicant will publish all matter under par
ngraph 7. section 10 If net ~ of the regular
sion 81 1877, and under NIL other laws ~ tho
stats-the whole proposal "a one bid ,Appli
entertained by tho Printing Board to be pub
lishsd simultaneously herewith
THE MORTON BEING PUT
on the acceptance of.Senator Garlnnd's substi.
and called the attention of the CHAIR to the fact
that former reso.ution. offered by himself.
had not been ACTED upon,
The chair answered that if ~ resolution had
been offered by the gentleman. It had been lost
sight Of. but that u tho gentlemans resolution
bad u, begn seconded i wns ~ order ~. !,
had been seconded e,y Mr.. bamnre
. II such be tho ease. replied the chairman.
your resolution is.in order"
Lieut. Gov. Wiliz:then offered again his reso-
luton as above rectted. and Immediately soma
tor Garland ofTeredhis own resolution "a n sub
stitute to Gov. Wiii.' resolution
Tho substitute was carried by n majority Of
tho board. Lieut.. Gov. Wilt and Mr. Lamare
voting no.
The resolution OF Lieut.. Coy. Wilt was then
declared lost
The motion to adjourn was put but before II
WINS carried II was. resolved that tho committee
of two appointed to fix the maximum rate Of
tho hil ba requested TO report mt 10 o'clock to-
day Tuesdays. at which time tho board will
meet again,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
CONTRACTS FOR LEVELS

The State Board Of EnRIneers mot Mt IA
o'clock. and awarded tho contrnes for tho con
struction Of tho following laveNs
Raleigh. East Carroll. awarded 10 y. l.. Sthn-
ton. who bid eighteen and ono half cents per
cubic yard.
Ford Field. Tensas. to A. J., Gervnn nj tgenty-
eight cents,
BonduraDt, Tensns. to D. Clements. Mt eight
cen and one half cents.
Waterproof to A. L.. Gervan. ut seventeen and
one half cents.
Lncnze and Horn Store st. John the Baptist,
TO T. Ryan and II. J. w. Bowling. Mt seventeen
and one-half cents.
Bowling on the bids for the latter LEVERS but
they agreed TO do tho work together and tho
contract WIS awarded to both under tho style Of
X. J. w. bowling + Go.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
THE CONVENTION DELEGATES
Arrival of Representatives From Our
sister states Yesterday.

| We give below The names OF the delegates to
our Commercial Convention which arrived
yesterday ard Inst evening mt tho several hotels
Judge WIN. A., Seay. Capt. VIM. Robson
Mayor A9EBme Shreveport: Major VIM. Blake
\. B. Steers r. ID. Gribblo Jefferson Texas
Ftzhugh Lae, Virginia; Kobt. Mallory. Kon-
tncky: Henry Morda"ai, Dalaa. Texas: W. \.
Louisville: W. L. NJ. Mari Goncordla: Geo. q.
| Norton Loussville; II. Osborne. Boston: Philip
Pendeton. West Virginia; =. $. Richly. Column
bus no o.; 1rhp e. horeh Logl9yilIe John
yrf h1d '' os s H"ta" rhof fts S@s
Beverley Tslckor virginia: Foster Thomas.
kentucky; sEugene Underwood. Louisville
9. l.. Webb, pes Mgines, Iowa: 4. G. Wilkerson.
Nashville: .,sohn +. Wholoss. Nashville; j. d.
Samuel Ewart, PITT burg; Gao. Ewart. Pitts
burg; Lon g. Faxon. Padueah. KY: u. +. Green.
IIendervies ny; Jas. A. George. Denntson.
Texas: John II. Gheene, Louisville; Pinckuey
+. Green. Louisville: MAJOR J. II Hutmann.
Columbus, -; A. d. Henner. Columbus. 0
John Hogan. 81, Louis: ". W. Hte. Louisville:
T. 0. Harris, VIM. Phillips, Nashville: J. J.
Jeasup. Hoskinsyille. Ky; VIM. Klein Louis
VILE: l.. Eoeyer. Cinclnnati;J J. W. Ryekman.
PhTnix Ma. mfacturing Company Columbus.
ga Jas. bradley, a. A. Bmllitt. Louisville; Jno.
s. Boflingsrs St Louis: Tho4. b. Bodley Lnx-
iIngton. Ky; :Garwin Bell, John NJ. Barbour. w.
i. Bridgefosd. Louisville. Ky; VIM. Blake
\. G.; Alex, Campbell. West Virginia: Arthur
Garry, Louisville Ky. u. Ebnrly, Hopkinsville.
Ny: John Il. Edmunds North Carolina; John
L Eqbank. virginia: J. A. EngIehard. North
Carolina: Jsfge J. j. Fl zpatrick cksburg.
Miss: Hon. alex. Campbell. Wheeling w. V.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-03
nUsEN EMS.
st. Charles Theatre.

Among h5contributors 70 tho relief fund we
! Hnd that tho Tony Drhier Hump.y Dumpty
! Troupe were prompt in answering tho talt ~ our
! ilownrds. Since this company opens the season
NJ the st. tharles on Thursday. We think 1t meet
u Chicago paper:
THE bENfER BENEFIT
! The announcements thai the Dsnier Pant orniue
| Com unuy would play ut u mnttnsa in tbs nsw
| GtichRo Theatre IN yesterdHy afternOG n for the
hGnetlt 81 the sutfersIs ut tho South drew out
| Inrgn 8'pwd.
1heenirs company and Tho orchestra volun
trpTcd their sei vicss 80 mat The total rsneipt
went into tbs inlfrf fund Tho pprfnrmane
was epnsnl'nti ~ & ms through and n
wildly enjoy Il rs utl, Grim tldt ofieatiug rs
| clown. Whilo IT. WaS going on Mr.. Dsulsr
tbs ipllpwipR d. cumaut
HrptP0be 3. 1919. Received II Tony Denisr
f31D q. bel the gross prOceN ds n enter tain-
rnent eiyen hy Tony Denirr's Plntomlne Troupe
| tbs benefit u tho yellow fever sufferers of the
south
GroHGg sGHHEIDEn
hLFHED H. MAsON
JAMES A. HUNT,
CHRISTIAN WAHL.
MURRAY NELSON,
Committee.
A Rensya begun with 90 eenerous.an art ought
70 10 PROSPEROUS. Mr.. Dor iSr and his company
deserve good wishes Hs we'll as thanks.
woods GEORGIA MrasrREIs
This compacvo f genuine niger" minstrels
arrived In ing ply yesterday, Where they may
appear In nOG%uown.
% ACADEMY or MUsTG.
Joseph Murphy In Kerry Gow this evening
again.
E. Tony Def ier'a Humpty Dumpty. Thursds
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taken by their legs and held up until The wate,
was out Of them, "0'
Sergennt RoWley, after treating the BOYS nd
nicalv as possible. sent them to their Respective
homes.
Corporal Dorsey md two officers went ont II,
YhWt 10 SEQ " they could find my traces nj
the thfse little fsllews drowned but returned
Farland and Ernest
The hhts found erre identified ut tho station
by the boys bsrenVnd pHreuta. Sergeant RewT
" the fHtnf. Of the last Administrator 10 fury
nish he Hlrbor Station with ~ boat Of any do
sertption, had to borrow tho ynwl from the
officers of tho Henry T rs. Fl nj there been ever
o skin attached 10 my precinct there IN n
doubt but my force would have been able
have saved tbs five boys. As It. WINS tho reser
OF he two who wnre saved WINS due TO the afe
dental presence ri the man Adams Otherwise
all five would have been lost