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St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
N A NEW PLACE,
r. HERBERT

It. HERBERT,
-, Has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP about Che
i nlie WesI OF Opeousas at the corner of Taylor's
lane and the Bellevue road leading by Theo,
Cnacheres where work in his line will be Drompt-
~ ana well done at the lowest rates.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
NGsEse Painting
-AND---
PAPER-H A ANGENG.

The undersigned respectfully informs llis
frieEds and the public generally III. 1t he is al
ways prepared TO do house painting, Daper-
hanging etc, with prOmntness and at iuouerate
rates. He solcits a share Of the public patron
age. Work done on Twelve months credit by
special contract. Orders left at the Journal
office will be attended to-
JACOB CUMMINGS.
OpeOusas March 31st, 1s77-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
ONE DOLLAR AND IIFTY CENTS Il year. IN 0"-
ToHcr. Tho year can lie begun Ar any time, as
hllS two n,llnncrs OF the paper intake a year
subscription.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

terest Of bis river improvement scheme. loft for
Oaps airardenu last evening on the Grand
Tower. He will proceed to Mem phis IN Il few
days. and go from there to Cincinnati to 10y his
project before the Board of Trade Of that city.
after which he proceeds to WASHINGTON, to urge
the passage of the, bill by Congress authorizing
him to proceed with his immense undertaking
friends, and received much substantial enoour-
agement from our business men and capi attsts
The q. K. Peck is receiving ht the Foot of
Cherry street to leave soon for the South.
Tonrier-Iournal:
The New Orleans DEMOCRAT goes for us" In
regard to what we said about the Lee anu
Nachez running against time. The old Lee
beat the Naehez, and although tho Nhtghe2 ts
fast. fine boat. she must git up an git' be-
even fhfter thnn tho old Lee, Chpt, Lsathers
mustn't lot his angry passions, rise, ior II
Cincinnati can build boat to bent the Lee
Cannon or White. we would he glhd to say go.
and more glad to soc the gal lhnt Tom II COIN
mand Of her. But until she donH build ono 70
beat our race horses" We will continue 10
occupy u front seat ut the show as the boss TO
build fine fast steamboats,.
MEMPHIS. Nov. ,19.-The new Henry Frank,
fve days out arrived from New Orleans at 10
o'clock TO- might. Fog and thick nights haa
bnd influence Oh bouta running time
1ho bnu Roberts and batgea duo DOWN 70,
morrow. will add 400 bales cotton and 5000 saoks
cake.
Largo quantities. Of cotton await shipment te
last week. noary al for shipment abroad, via
the gulf.
Momphfs Avalanche. November 81
Tho Henry Frank had 24n0 bales cotton Tor u
starter yesterday. She llns 1850 ba'es engaged ut
various points below for New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
ETEA MT BOA TB.
M RSE wEa HH,

REGULAR MEMpHI8 AND BEND PACKET.
on gTHgHFafNy TnH T?ygPh3sr VidksBHna II #
=aagssass agaa.sk 8 Gree1zle, Arkap9Ilg, Terreno. H.
s lena, Mem pbis and the bends The
splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON BEAN,
JOS; Fl. Pepper master. Frank Beck, Jr clsrk.
" WI leave as above paying particular attention
''' "Sy SSHHf Il P$"ts %3hR Sf ( 1906 Common street
q. q. WAYNE, LOG Grayjer street. no22
REGULAR " EMPHIs AND BEND PACKET,
.Rs @ foE NAr6HEs 6GaGsg''f fioKsB6Rd & 6 e
sladaE18kh GreenyilIe, Arkapoliis. Terrepe, He,
e@ss ,sss.sAsas -, Iona, Msmpbis and the bends-The
nEsb chss freight Gnd pASsenger steamer
CHAs. r. CHOUTEAU,
W. II. ThOrWegnu master.
.u,,, Goo. Miltenberger clerk.
Coast toWn and bend frelghts solicited and
,d p@4sHeqg2r HnEa RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST CLASS
and stations on the Iitte Roek Mlssjssjnnj isis J,j
River md TeKas Hallway, via Arkapolis, Ark.
and 70 Little Rock and stations on the Mem phis
1e 9 BiH BRoGkETT oGIkEETFf e chRfSh hhRRRfSha AAa5s Ar5
REGULAR MgMPHI4 AND BEND PACK EFT.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. al, ut 6 D, m,
TT m FOH .NATOHBZ, VICKsBUHiiG.
a GreepMxIlIe (ana NILE tA;rkap9lg T.! Terrsne, H.
flrst clnss freight aud passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
J, Frank Hicks master. ALI Grigsom cork,
will ieave as above.
Coast, town and bond freights solicited and
promptly attended 10.
,5 PqfsengsE Il E{a nGeGyrunodations Gy FIRST GLASS
Through bills Of ladlng signed to Pine Bluff
and stations On the. Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway via Arkapois Ark,
and TO Little Rock and stntious On The Memphis
and Little Rock RnIrond. via Hopefield Ark
Oe30 BROCK ETT e GARTER, Agents,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

"a w Bnrbridge Aoo-14 J. Laeassagns-4 Rykoski |
Il ManaHe-4 G. w Ssntel &co~-J76 SACK rough rice
g PhIippI &o0-Total 81 baies cotton 355 bbds sn.
gar 1901 bbls rnolesses
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAB RAILROAD.
Nov 1870 hhds sugar j Thibant-2t do II Bsltran
-~25 do 10 bbls moassss Never, Weis 5000 do T.
j Forstalls sons--32 do Jpteph Vignes~-3G do Il
Galls-Tetal Sc hhdH sugar 1873 bbs molasses
Train No 2-75 hhds sugar Richard MilliHen
pnsssngera.
Arrived per steamship Hanover, Hoffman, from
Bremen. via Havre and Havaua-Mrs Cen Won Stein
and servant. Mrs A Elmer Bader J Carnpuzano. Mr.
Hohsen, Mr. Fischer ana wife, Fl Lang behn, w Ny
sing Fl Friedrinhs. b Wolf, n Seybsl 9 Weber, A
Deicher, DIR It Wilhoft, MIS- II Krolage. Mr. pepin
wife and daugbter, Mrs II Gardner and fsfny Itsv
J ? de Carrtere, M L. CLARK, + Clark. X Allegro
G E Leon, r saoa1rss, g Il Romsy. ] @ Amadar,
Jenez, J E M Diaz l. # Rodriguez. ] r Car.
denas, II M Morales. i Aloa ~, M J., Lopez J r
AlcHraz, 6 Casbsfgne. Alice EeIio, E r Lopez, J l.
G0dnez A Saares, s Prate, t. y DEams
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
Receipts at ehe New Basin

Covingtnp--Per sthr Dorio and Doria-5 bales cot.
ton Jno MCCsffrey-2 do g w Sentel doo--s saokH
ssed cotton % sacks rough rico Warren, tkinson &
oo--5 bbls molssses IL aroebelG DO 2 bbls potatoes
30 sacks potatoes 0 ooops poultry crops pigs bb
psespB boxes sggs $50 bbls saud 1856 Rkds order
Total bales cotton sacks seed cotton IL bbls Of
moasses
Mobile Per steamer Georgia Mupoy--274 bales
cotton Gardner. Gillespie &Co--2GD do oTdeF-sun
dries TO order-Totat bales cotton
Pascagnua-per sChr Walter Denuy-A3 900 feet
lumber to II Bnddig
Blind River Per achr sutprise No 1-1B, 900 staves
order
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
GREENvHLLE ANHs REaEss.

FAaHA9AR1M%%@s AASas "a 1Be ND SEsEa hsE$
For GREENVILLE, .yICKsBURG AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every MONDAY, at .. m.
IT. r., FOR dREENVILLE. VICKSEURG
,ltzz..Akzz.hktsa and tho Bonds = The magnificent
'H'Fs@&"7s" passenger steamer
FRANK PAgGOUD,
J. W, Tobln muster. ". n Gaines clerk
connecting nj Vteksburg win Pnrisots Line
for all points on Yazoo mud Tallahatcbie rivers.
Bout reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may dsem unsafe:
}ANahB 1. " abAms, \ YORK.
~ VIII give through, bills Of lnrding to Trenton
Monroe and hl stations ON Vicksburg Shreye-
''f' "00 0N W. ']5.Gsh i. BhockRTT TX z1' heont is
no1b 81 mnghzine street.
UNITED bTATEh MAIL pAOKET.
IT, IN ron VICKBBDkd. AATUHR
kaa pavis' Bend and Intermediate land
"S'"'''''S" ingsrrbge I,e, steamer G gu
William Campbell master a. McVay. clerk.
leayss M apove. connecting at y1cksDurg witt
Parisot,g Linz for all golntg On The Yazoo, Sun
&. oE6, .; BAHHfEt ). HfTt. Agents,
viii give tbroqgh. bills Of ladIng e Trenton
'A'''''A' > " g. BRoCKE,TT. Agent. Avyt1It A"
81 Magazine street.
FOB aHHbR H5AIt HAh BA9zEB zHB
Leaves every THURSDAY atg ..
T~ge s FOR GEEEhVJLLE, VICKBBURg
lslhEs2sk salss5k M and tho Bsnds-Ths new and mag
aa#as#s6SaaAaz@ nficent passenger steamer
y. M. WHITE.
J. M, White master, Curt Holmes clerk,
connecting at Vicksburg with ParIsott's Line
for oil points on Yazoo and Tallahatehe rivers.
Boat reserves tho right to pass alI landings
that the captain may doom unsafe.
ee14 tt r. w. ADAMS
VIII give through bills Of hiding to Trenton.
Monroe and oil stations on Vicksburg Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad. via Deltft., La
W. g. BKOCKETT Agent,
80 Magazine street.
SATURDAY VlOABBURa UNITED BTATEa
MAIL PACKET,
er1 FoR yfGK8BURa. DAvfs' iJ1N II bend
lgssSsEsF Natchez and all Intermediate land.
as#ss25s4aa lngg-The PASSENGER packet
NATCHEX.
j, T. Leathers master, J. +. Muse clerk
cOunecflug al VickSburg with the Par1SCt Liue
for Iazoo, TalGhatchie and SunfOWer rivers
AZ and With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
st, Louis.
This boat reserves tho right to pass all land.
tngs that the Captain may cong1ier unsafe.
FOR fre1gyht yyQ Qr paggasage ga applyC board. or to
JANNEY Il WORK, 10s Common street.
J. E. OARLIN. II Tchoupiteulaa st.
Through bills lading given TO Trenton Mon
roe and oil stations on Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, via Delta.
W. B. BROCKETT,
80 Magazine street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
EeLA OIL sEmEME.

FALL AND WINTER AKRANG G EMENT.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ut 10 q, N. and
SATURDAY ut u N.
nvvTe h For PLAQUEMINE, BAYOU
6Eal4Gtha 6sAahi GouIa, DouadsonvlIe and ali plan
~ "a%ssHzaz#a"e@ thtion landings-The ns side wheel
steamer ">O0'
w. j. PDHTEyENT,
Frank Borgeron master J. G. Bergeron clerk
leaves as above. Returning. leaves Plnuue-
mine every Mnndny morning and Thursday
evening FOR freight Or phsshgo apply on
board Or to
". J. COMAUX, 20 Cont street.
r. t. Pa CLERK always on the landing. head Of
coh't stIeSb. 10 receive freight. nos tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
MARINE NEWS.
DFFICTE NEW ORLEANB DEMOCEAT,
November 2t. 1873.

November VI, 1878.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship II + Ward, Jr, PiBBati, for Belize, Trux.
lilo and Bay Islands s Otsri e. Bro
Brit steamship Airy. Balls, for Liverpool
FL Il u Beer
Aus bark Limo BusHaniOh, for Havre--
Miller 600
schr Frederick j Collins, Townsend for Havana
Jos Kelley
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEM OOIsAT.
Saturday. November 30. 1878. }
ri

UHFIUB VIEW UHLEANH DEMUUHAT,
Saturday. November 90. 1878.
Arrivals,
Emma Irvine, Isnbe Alvin, E, j. Coy. EVA,
Mary Ida. Whisper, A. G. Donnally,W.J j. Behah,
Thompson Dean, W. J. Pottevent. Belle.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Jsabel Alvin. Eva, whisper. n.
John, j. J Gay. @. T. Choutehu, bt. Mary J' W.
Garrett, Annie e. Silver.
Arrive.
Martha. Emma Irvine. Alvin, Isabel. lower
eoast:. D. j.. Gay. !. W. Cannon, Bny2,u; bara ::
Mary Ida, Eva, Whisner, uppnr const; Ifenton,
{Jommonweaifb. st. Louis; SIyer City. Rcd
River: Henry Frank. Memphis: Natehez. Vicks-
burg: Bertha, OpekSushs.
stage Ds the HEvars.
Daily tecgraphio report Of the stage Of water
at various points. with changes, In The ID hours
ending yesterday at u. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
En- lied
HI EbssTGG

Nor bark Hannah Somer. Nielsen, from Havre pro.
vousy reported below. waiting orders, sailed
for PeusuCD
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
ArT5 yea


Brit steamship John p Best Vanderhagen, from Car.
d,H in ballast TO A X Miller &co- Cd dis 10
Brit steamship Peer of the Realm, Nichols % days
from g ihrntar. to Shultz &Go-Point
Stsamship City of Mexico, Mcintosh. fin Vera Cruz,
te PUG, Corral &oY--'d dis Q
Steamship w q Hewss, Morgan from In1ialnna. to
IA Whitney &c,-Algiars
steamship Harlan. from Morgan City, to Whit
nsY &Go-Algiers
Steamer Georgia Mnnoy Loppert from Mobile, to
mastsr-New Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Thompson Dean, Pepper, from Memphis
Dnnnally, Hart. from Cincinnati
Natuhez, Leathers, from Vinkeburg
Emma Irvine, valIette from Lower Coast
W Behsn, Wilkinson, from ColfaK
&c ] Gay. Brown from Bayou Sara
Alvin. SoOvsl, from Lover Coast
Whisper CemstGok, from Upper Coast
Ishbei Ol'ry, from Lower Coast
Eva DeIInuohs. from Hahnviile
w j Poitevent, Bergeron. from D0nadsonvie
Belle, Harper from Bonnet Carre
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Upper Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23

BELIZE, TRUXILLO AND BAY ISLANDS
Per steamship E Ward, Jr---l5 casks shoulders
bbs beef 81 bbs potatoes 81 bbs onions 32 bbls -four
22l hf do - bbs rice bhs meal so bbls pork 10 hf
do Dbl beans 20 bbls apples hf Dbl lard 10 buckets
do pals do ~ irins butter ~ tubs do 3" kegs do
35 bKs eoap bag coffee 67i pkg ga sh 25 sacks II
tierCes hams hf casks bacon s6 boxes cheese 5000
fest lumber 32a pkgs Hund'fes
HAVANA--Per sohr It J Collins-3529 bbls -four
1900 sacks do
HAVRE-rer bark Lino-28 $40 $3.50 bush wheat
in bulk
LIVERPOOL Per steamship Airy--5i2o bales
cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS, VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.


BTEAA BETWEEN BREMEN AND HEW Oh
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA
1s#szRas The steamships OF the North Gax
mar lloyd Will resume their Regular Trfa
as follows:
From Bremen. From T. Orleans
Hanover ......October % About Deeems I
Nurnberg .....-.- Novenn. 6 About Deoem. 8
BraunschWetg. 50. Novem. % About Daeen. a
Frankfurt. -Decen, About January
These steamers touch outward at HaVTe aa3
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana ana
Southampton.
PRTCEs OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southampton or haTEs 70 2aa
7sns or New orleans-cabin' $3.50 fgoid}; steef@
Fl From so SeW Orleans to seuthsmpton Hayre Or
Bremen-Cabia, $50 (gold) sreerage, Gs geld
From New Orleans e Havana-Oabaas sgB
tgoldl; stserage. Sig gold, ,o,.
Children under ten years. aaI DrlGss eala@
dren under one year. free.
n B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr. PeteE II. Ega-
hard In Galveston. Is authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following IhEouga
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston. ga, gold
From Bremen to Indianola. SIS 50. gold.
The company reserves the right 70 ehaaSss6
route Of the steamers, their advertised GaVss!s
departure and the prices Of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, 1lfna8ps
or Hayre to New Orleans issued ns me IN 1eEt
signed.
sor fRFthsE H s5dE ssEtaa!aEs aRplZ sYeo asan,a
auss " q Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
STEAM BOATS,
OHIO RHvER.
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office tOG Grayier street.

Leaves On SATURDAY. Nov. %, Mt + .. IN.
fT FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
A4gssssasaahzsta Evansville Cniro, Memphis. and oil
afA"ssS4@&A"s" intermediate points-The passenger
GOLDEN GROWN,
W. L. Walker master. Eug. Bnink1e, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight Or passage ap-
ply to g. G. WAYNE.
no12 No. 1oG Gravler street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
Rw KwE
I'D "a Stsa SL%s
STEAM TO BREMEN.

Fa. The splendid new Al iron British
$3.50 steamship
CHfsW1CK,
1896 Tons.J
Jacob Carson. commander
To sail on Or about the thirtieth Instant
is now loading for the above port, at foot Of
Josephine street. Fourth District. Having q
large portion Of her cargo engaged, she WtM
have dispatch. For freight Of cotton apply to
FRENCH l. CO., Agents,
nos '78 " % Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
BTEA AMgHIpH.


MAvANA-RE4ORzDA PORTS.
FOB CEDAR KEYS. KEY WEST AND HAVANA
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
s, The frst-elasg STEAMSHIPS
TAPPAHANNOCR,
Cooksey, commander.
will leave wharf foot Of CaIliope street.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10. at 4 o, m.
Passage rates to Havana $40: Exclusion tick
sts, $50.
Passage rates. 10 Jacksonville. Gao, inGIudlns
state rooms and Insgg.
Florida,
Eor freight or passage apply 10
/, r. RObERTS, 100 Common gSrs@&s
Over Louisiana National Bank
The steamship ------""------~~e--f follows
On The -- - U1Ya
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
Egscelpts mt the Old HzngTu

Bayou Lacombe-Psr achr Keg0rte -~-i5 bales cot
ton 25 900 shingles to order
Tickfaw-Per sohr Elen--15 cords wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
s4EY ER PDDE.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 8. 9. GIHK,

NFSh The steamship
sSskAidsAAI, ORATOR,
CorbishIey, Commander.
will sail On or about November 30. 1878, from
wharf. foot Of Espfanade street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent, between Havres
CrOnstadt.
These steamships, being Of light draft, win
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at ali times
without detention.
For freight apply TO
DECAN d co.,
de20 " 189 Gravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
nm gsseTfg

HAVRE-Per steamship Haunover-t2 Csses mdss
Whitney Goo, do j ohm Frank &oo4 do Gar.
rouohe-~5 s Legardeur-2 Dagaset-4 E.Larue-2
J Sarazin--l g A Davs-4 q Troully--1 Booth =
M Crater-33 ada-2 pkge TT dse ] Hernandez-3
trunks J o O5rien-~3 pkge mdse Bong-l case
do T. D Whites do Il BonpeCase-3 E Sangr 0ubsr-
l L Grunewald--~2 G. Weiugart--2 NJ Crottss~2
casks do e ForsHtier4 caaes do Pitfst-4 pkgs do Fl
Clostermn do o Lelievrs-~B cases do Bussas--
IL do J Levois-2 Lamothe-l J Coinmuny-i4 st Cyr
FourCads--G Olivior dCo-1 G E thmidt~~2 pkgs
do j FL Oglesby-2 cases do II PovCbaud-~i pkgs do
A Carriore e. Soua. ."4 do g Beck---GD Cases cham
pagne order 60 do % baskets do Q boKes che J y
Solari e. Son 200 nases wine IL T Bnrke-16 do II
Borzano-lGG do 2 IL Brulatour-59 pkgg gin Baaaett
& Xigues-l pkge mdse L Layton2 do L Bally
blanchard. g do Bcgault-l0 cases do M PayIo-1
oask wine l do brandy Allen, Nugent &oo--l caae
mdse Weugar0-B do A Koenig &co6 do g Ain
heim---7 do trunks l07 cases wine bas o mineral
water I'll Leo ,ol 80 baskets wine 30 bxs iah oidr
Il case wine B B Hardie-1 Caae books A Monura-
Ia mdse Anderson e. Simpson-l057 nosts
baskets J Morris-4 pkgs mdse II Wedemoy yor-l
do Sohafer &oo--4 do l. Grunewald
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
RA YpU SARA.


BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
bTATES MAIL PACKET.
r. FOR BAYOU SABA WATERLOO,
,kttSSssAfAskl Hermitage. Port Hudson Lobdell's
Store, Baton Rouge. Plhuuernine and
Dostofftce Observation-Disclosures
EDWARD j. GAY.
J. J. Brown. master, B.s. 3treck, clerk,
Leaves svery MONDAY and FRIDAY at s D, m.
returning svery WEDNESDAY aud SUMDAT.
For freight Or phssagg apply ON board or to
J. T.. CARLfN, II T'choupitoulas sf.
jy31 JANNEY B. WORK. 100 Common st.
z. S.-Will pay particular attention to tho
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe Dali
fsres.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET. -
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
f. ~ FOR BAf6U z { Ii ni sAaA, wArEErou
has HHermltasge. = Port Hickey, Baton
tnssg-The fast and splendid passenger gteameg
john w. GAhNDN.
John q. Lbano, master, Thomas Howard, elerks
Leaves as above, returning down the cost
MONDAY and every FRIDAY. For freight oE
Dassage apply on board or to
GEO. D. HITE, "a Gravisr st.
BRITTON d EPPLEh. H2 fsrgyfer ct.
LORD h MCPEAKE, 4s Damp street.
anzg O. q. WAYNE. 1o6 Gravisr street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-23
gTEAM M BOATS,
q Eas INV ER,


nsh RiyaP ana Texas. -~...-.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANH@
POBTATfON COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
OIFIO RAILWAY AND COHHECTIONB.
Ihr9ugh bills Of ladfng and through passen~
gen tlckefs p oil landings on bod River and al
TfaliIWyay Tf1.I stations in Texas, Tbs best rof1fe
>, The ofolloYng, splendid and fast steamers
low: ~ S'~ - ''0@ ""@
!" Rss Rsr.ee 1at's ei 4?qss Reas Ts9ss FsEss
W.. Bebhn Bonnie Lee. t"'" 1fgrTn DaWn. .S'' o.
Kate Kinney Kinney rpk eIyqT RHKYytrpop,r PIX 1srvv.ru
sssssssz5=zsss% on he'd Riyer ana raiiwaw
stations In Texas,
FOR SHREVEPORT.
1oonor - , matster. ~
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
- ' ' master,
Lea7eS ---~-~----, --~--~--- ht B D. m.
FOR GRAND ECoRB,
1osvs nr2ynflDA y h,Sshdl 4 Ssoye q aster
y0 BE- ohssd dY's oab q EsS R7sr Baao
oonsgnsd @ e oompany ] y BY b q adng. 1esaas
oa Or e s 2e oeF o fRpy R On boad q
1eH n " Sstfi go7on III aEo i b. bAiHhtTT HtTH PRESIDENT
J. Ii. UARAlH, BRITTOH b EppLER
10 LORD b MOPEAKE. Agents.
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. ut 3 q. M W
n@Ts n FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGG TsHn
j nsEzs HorrnaD's. Barbin's Ware's and va
"NAsN'"'TNHS#S iandnRa-The steamer
BONNIE LEE.
In place Of the Now Bart Able,)
Monh beovell. master. Geo. Hamilton. CLERK
VIII leaye as aboVe For freight or passage
apply on board. or to
r.. ". ADAMS, ~ Commercial Place.
r. B.-Freight consigned TO wharfboat. month
Of Red river. or TO agents at New Orleang, for
the steamer Bart Able will bs forwarded frae al
cnargss ieS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-12

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The New York herald., 1878-02-21
SKATING.
| ouRNEY beats PHILIPPs IN TwENTY-MILE

GURNEY beats Philips IN TwENTY-MILE
MATCH.
Two or three hundred people present last
night at the Empire Rink, ON Third avenue, between
Six.y.thlrd and Sxty-ourth streets, 10 witness a
twenty mile skating match between q. D. Phpps, OF
the HUDSON Boat Club, and +. Gurney, Of tho Man
haitian Athletic Club Mr. Philips recently the
twenty live milo skating mason and Is considered one
of the fastest amateur skaters In the country
The Boating and Athletic clubs well
represented, and whie waiting for tho contestants
TO make their appearance the band struck up, much
10 tn. delight of the skaters that giaing
the interior portion OF tho sheet Of The had
evidently told upon the ice, only about onehaf Of
1t was dt for use, tho rest being in very watery
diton The course upon which tho match was 10
skatcd was laid the outside giving eight laps
TO the milo. There was somc very pretty fancy
skating during the evening, especially tho part OF
tho ladica
AZ about hal. past eight the contestants made their
appearance In front Of The judges stand. Gurncy
was attired IN navy blue suirt and brcccbes, und
Phpps donned u wnite shirt, with u blue 'sHn In the
breas,, and blue breecncs. There was remarkable
dicrance IN the appearance Of the men, Gurncy
lookiug giant besllo fhpps. The JodgU were
Messrs. y. Pian, q. W. Thomas, Dr. Pike anu James
GIBSON Mr. Robert Gibson oflclatod as re;vrsc, anu
tho time was called NY Captain Fraser
Al SIN. 34s. they were of on their journey aud
the Gnu pion Philips at front Both
hav0 au easy styie OF Skating, uut thero was
something very steady about Pniiipps' style mat
looked IKE stayinE they crossed the scvrs on the
first mile, Guruey slightly ahead. IN Am. 12Iss., and
then Philipps took the lcsd aud nan a second
ahead at the close OF The second mile which
pic,sd In sm. 25s On the iourlh mile they quicgcucd
inc pace and 'hpps came In. about quarter OF
socoud ahead 4n. ss. They crossed tho score
on the nitn mile together and tben Phillips hold the
lead for the next Two n,les. On tho sighth mile Gur
ney went TO The trout ana kept the lead tho next
tour niles. Philips now began 10 improve his gait
ana passed his untagonst ON the twelfth miIe finish
ipv l,uifa A nan do "A AMI RI
ana took the lead; but ON the third lap pnilups
stopped aud gave up the race. IL appears that Ph.
lips has been suffering from maarisi levers and only
left his bed three days ago.
Gurney now was skating ogains, time, aud he put
on q spurt, making the fourteenth mile Bur. 62s
lie was skating excellent form, and did appear
" be feeling MIS- work. as ho made the next three
miles in Am. 21S, Am las. and Am 26s. respectively.
He tnen began TO quicken his speed and made the
eigntcenth mile Ia Am. 23s The spectators now
began TO crowd up TO tho edge ol The ice and en-
couragoi Tue kiter as he dasucd along toward tho
lnsh oi his journey. Tho nineteenth mile was made
IN Am. 27s. and The last In An los, making the
twenty mites In. 26n. 6Vs