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The Morning herald., 1878-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
+ INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia.
SP ECIAL CAR ID. !

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION.
and until September lst, the Managers have
decided to reduce the rate of admission as
follows:
ADULTS Is cents.
CHILDREN $
In order to give the citizens and especially
the chi dren of Philadelphia, who cannot
leave the city during the warm weather an
opportunity Of enjoying the many attrac.
tions of the exhibition.
EXCURSIONS, SCHOOLS, AND
PICNIC PARTIES
will be furnished with cool rooms and ta-
BILE accommodations Tor lunching.
-EXHIBlTS-
OF every description with Machinery in
Motion, together with new Musical and
other attractive features daily, including
NoRTHCoTT, the great cornet player, and
Mr.THEo. Q. NAUFF, ihecelebrated organ
lst who will perform evey afternoon.
nv jy-2S-1m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NHE DOUGLAS HOUSE.

EFHOBETH CITY. SUSSEX COUNTY
DELAWARE<"
will be opened on the Goth of 5une. Terms
to suit the mes. splendid Bathing, Gam
Ing and Fishing.
je13-4w RUNYON TOORS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MODEL INSTITUTE.

MODEL INSTITUTE. .,,f
Is. 40. so. rs and l0I per week f,r thor
ough education, at the H..
MODEL INSTITUTE.
A select Primary, Middle and Senior
school for both sexes, taught on a new and
original plan. The handsomest SCHOOL,
room in the city. Office hours from ia
u a. m Ito 4 and.7. 80 to $50 p. m. Vocal
music taught Free Books free.
JAMES 81. CRABB, Principal.
Office No. Q. Saville Building,
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POST OFFICE,
" DEL.
ONCE open from d. las a. M., to $50 P

Private Boxes accessible, until 10 F. M. !,
SUNDAYS.-Open from 3 to A. NJ, ana
Private Boxes accessible from to . p. M.
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Gambetta is going to England Give the
old man garter. Eg-
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YEA SIDE
ATLANTIC HOIEL,.
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Largest and Most Com
r,1odious Hotel,

Directly on tie Surf. Magnificent view of
ALI the delicacies. Fresh fish, soft crabs.
terrapin, and seaside oysters Terms, $3.50
per day. .r "''''
Two Trains daily from Wilmington d.
rectly through.
Send for Descriptive Circular.
JOHN TRACY,
jylS-lm Proprietor.
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oRUTLER AND MASSACHUSETTS.

WELLINGTON. DEL. Sept. 8, 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
NOT TRUE r.,
laudanunl.

For several days past there has been re-
mort in circulation to the effect that Col l. W.
Patton, the Democratic Conservatives nominee
for M ayor, previous to the announced in
of himself, had solicited, or signi-
fled his willingness to accept n place on the
Citizens Conservative Association ticket. The
attention of Col. Patton was called to the ru-
NOR, and acting with the promptness which
characterizes all his actions, he not only au-
thorized his friends to emphatically contradict
1t, but also opened o correspondence with
prominent gentlemen Of the association, and
called on them to state exactly the position
he had taken in his conversations with them
in regard to the matter. He yesterday re-
ceiYed the communications In reply, and last
evening he read them both to DEMOCRAT re-
porter, who visited him at his residence They
ilatly and unqualifiedly contradict the report,
and assert that the association never author
lied any statement Of the kind.
Col Patton was averse to having copies OF
the letters published this morning, pre-
ferring to wait until the correspondence was
completed. He will probably receive answers
to-day from the other gentlemen whom he
has addressed, and il he does, the entire cor
respondence will be submitted to the public
on Tuesday morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
sJaHG KN THAsE AIR.

Yesterday afternoon the strains OF brass
band coming up Royal street caused spon-
taneous outpouring of the Juvenile population
diving on and in the vicinity OF the thorough
fare. The rush was certainly as wild as that
which is usually provoked by the parading OF
the "greatest circus and menagerie in the
world in u country town, and on looking upon
die number and healthfuIness OF the children.
whom the scene appeared to rejoice SO much,
one could scarcely realize that We are just
fmerpnp from O. terrible epidemic that has
carried away nearly four thousand people,
from thirty to forty per cent OF whom were
children. .,-.,.
The band led O. benevolent association
hearing O flag draped in mourning, and going
10 n funeral Fl there can be any consolation
falt mt the sight Of q funeral procession, IL
manifested Itself in this cases because 1t evil
sienced that the epidemic is drawing, 70 O.
close. and that worthy and industrious
class Of our citizens, the musicians, can once
more resort totheir avocation to earn liVell-
hood. which has been rendered, very prech-
riol1s during the past one hundred days ny
Che prohibition Of music playing AND OF other
noises on ourstreets.
The organ grinders broke out also, yester-,
day In numerous parts of the city, ana turned
their cranks with o gusto and vigor that as
tpnished everybody but themselves, thelr
numbers almost leading to the belief that Or
gan grinding is @ powerful preventive against
yellow fever.
Frost is announced for this and tomorrow
morning, but there ID nothing to establish
that 1t affects organ grinders deleterlously.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
LIEUTENANT EgENNERSs

A significant advertisement was published
in the DEMOCRAT yesterday morning, which
escaped our notice. 1t was the appointment
of n committee by the Continental Guards to
solicit and receive contributions for the bene-
fit of the family Of Lieut.. Benners, who 'et died
recently at Vicksburg Of yellow fever; bant Lieut.
'I7 NJ Chambers, and, though unacciimated, did
duty I He faced the, yellow fever y with it 1T the be,
same spirit that inspired him when in former
davs he charged battery, and died nobly and
herroically her at his post in discharge e; OF O.
o sacred duty of honor "a and tinnaty tharltyi; !
We are happy to see that the Continental
Guards, dts lwn always enterprising when q good
deed is to be have a taken hudnar up tine
died in the accomplishment. OF noble WORK,
and and It would be shame for our Southern
people, after all that has been done Tor q them EN-
BY our friends in the North ana west II ms
family should be lett without help or succor
in this mOurnful emergency.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
SPIES OR WHAT i?
Two Prowlers Fired ut by the Guard mt
the NHechanEcs' Institute.

Two Proyvlers Fired at by the Guard at
the MechanEcs' Institute.
For some days past, in fact ever since the
removal of the arms OF the militia to the Me-
xhanics' Institute, the mysterious movements
of two individuals, who nightly suddenly
made their appearance In the yard OF the
Medical College adjoining. and as suddenly
d,sanpeared when observed by the men on
autv has been one of the principal topics OF
ronysrsatiOn in State military circles. In the
yard of the college were two gOod-sized trees.
Whose shadows we're taken advantage OF by
ehe nrowers. On Saturday morning these
frees were cut down. and they out of the way,
u f,lIl and uninterrupted view OF the yard was
possible. ,.,-..,
AZ 1 40 o'clock Sunday morning the pr0Wl-
ers again made their appearance, coming
from behind the coal-hOuse. they were called
anon to halt, but instead OF obeying the COM
mand. turned and ran, ana were tneIeupon
fred upon by the guards Several bullets
were sent after them, but apparently WlthouI
effect. as they succeeded Ill maklhg Ilelr
escape. r.,4 r1x,i,+o,
of the Metropolitan police, called upon the
officer In command OF the building TO sur
sender the men who had done the shooting,
for violation of the city ordinances. Ills
dnmand for the surrender was refused, and
he was informed that the men were on duty
and acting under orders from the Governor
of the State. He did not press his demand,
Int repOrted the circumstances to Che1
Rovlan. who proposes to submit the entire
matter to Col Patton, Adiutant General
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Prominent Merchant Tries TO hnR
himself by Swallowing Aaudanuna.

himself by Swallowing haudnnWm.
At $50 o'clock Sunday night, rs officer
Duffy was making his rounds, he found d
man apparently thirty-tive years OF age
on Tchoupitoulas street, between Philip and
Jackson, In an insensble condition. He was
living on the banquette, near the fence, with
his head resting on his coat, which was
folded 1lp and served as 81 pillow.
Officer Duffy summoned assistance and re-
moved the man to the Sixth Precinct Station,
where he was identified as Walter @. Cook, @
prominent grain merchant Of this city. AS
his breath SIN elled strongly Of laudanum, Dr.
HolthoR was summoned, who, upon arriving,
and utter examining Mr.. Cook, said that he
had swallowed an overdose of laudanum;; He
Immediately applied the proper antldotes.
and in O. short while pronounced him out OF
danger. &-.
He was then removed to his residence, No.
1877 Race street, whore he was visited by O re-
porter At the time the reporter put In an
appearance Mr.. Cook was sleeping. Ills
brother was seen, and. when asked the facts
regarding Mr.. Cooks attempt to take his own
life, denied that there was any attempt at
suicide. He said that his brother had been
on O. spree. and that it was whisky Instead OF
lalldanufn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
BREYETHE6.

In the section comprised between Magazine
street, the river, st. Mary and Race streets,
the bridges are in a shocking condition.
The members Of the Howard Association
are now busily engaged in making up their
reports Of their long and arduous labors.
Two suspicious individuals were seen by, q
DEMOCRAT reporter prowling around the
Medical College, on Common, street, last
night. AS will be seen in another column,
this has been of nightly occurrence.
Since the removal of the State arms to the
Mechanics Institute there have been many
vague rumors atloat relative to q proposed
attack upon that building by disaffected par
ties Quite late last night there was report
in circulation that there was gathering OF
men at Turner's Hall, and that boxes Of am
munition and fire arms had been seen going
In the building. Inquiry at the Institute
developed the fact. that the guard on duty
there was prepared for all emergiences.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
A YARN OF THE SEA.

The bark Leopold and Marie, Capt. ?. F.
Lesca, which arrived here yesterday morning
from Bordeaux, had on board Capt. Donald
Mckay and the crew of the American schooner
NJ N. Lindsey, which was caught in gale
week ago last Friday and wrecked. The
schooner was from Havana, in ballast, for
Key West When four days out she was
caught in gale and had all her canvas car
ried away. She then drifted $50 miles vest
ward where she was picked up by the Leo.
pold and Marie. When abandoned she had
three and half feet of water in her hold.
The captain, Ed. Hudson, the mate, and the
crew lost all their personal effects.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

A young lady from the city, boarding for
the summer at O. farmhouse on the borders Of
Delaware county, visited the dairy attached
and watched the country maid in her toll with
marked attention. 'Your task Is a laborious
one?" she remarked to the maid. Somewhat,
a'am," was the reply Of the maid. "Nature
is indeed wonderful In her workings" con-
tinued the lady. observe the green grass in
the fields and in short time it is converted
into milk, and from milk to butter. After the
formation Of butter am told that the milk is
termed buttermilk?' eyes, ma'am." "Is
there sufficient nutriment in it to be Of any
practical use?' eyes, ma'am." EFF am not
use is made of buttermilkW s'We feed some
of it to the hogs, and what's left we feed to
the boarders u Camden IN. j. Post.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
c,,nation In tho Third Station, charged Win
assault upon J. Oliver with intent 70 TOD

cupation In tho Third Station, charged WITH
assault upon J. Oliver with intent 70 TOD
him.
Hart Wheeler and J. Vigers were locked up
in The Fourth Station, charged with, lighting
and Of Dc disturbing the peace. When the 9iilGer nc I
approached the two men one Of them frnn hhn hm
% The party who had the pistol was on the eve
Of using 1t.
At $40 o'clock Saturday evening O. man
named W. Doyle, while under the influence % u
liquor, fell from his wagon at me eornea H
Philip and Magazine streets, one OF the Whee1s
passing over and slightly iniurng him; l..dat me
was taken to his residence on second street'
between Laurel and Constance.
G. w. Green and A. H. Murphy alia55
CAPTAIN Murphy, the former @ laborer ana, nd
the latter q clerk by occupation, at 10 ;5e
o'clock on Saturday drubbed q man by sne
name of Gilbert Thornton and were tneL
| collared by Officer Abade and Travelled lntC lntC
the Second Stationhouse, charged with assam
and battery with intent to commit murder'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
AssAyILTHNG AN OFFICER.
A well KNOWN Burglar shoots Police
man.


Saturday night, at the corner OF Dauphine
and st. Peter streets, o murderous assault
woe made on Officer Bayard by notorious
negro thief named Camille Monette, which
finally resulted in the officer receiving
r,onca shot on the frontal bone from the
HhiafSS ,,iatoI Officer Bayard reciprocated by
Shooting shoe the negro in the back IN the rear Of
the right hip, as he was attempting TO make
Il appear appears that Officer Bayard was pat,r{ol- r j
ling his beat when he ehance9 &c bo1nbne 20 meGC and and
81 Peter streets The officer approached him,
and h d4 did 50 Mppette bu sq TO ydu 5 aemp5 nyo
ssrrast mo consider Yourself a dead man; the
best thing You can do is to let me pass WIZ h;h
fhis remark Monette placed his hana i Oh II MS
revolver, and as he did so, Bayard selzeo MN
by his pisto-arm ana tripped him up, p,o+4o ,,o+
During the scue that e1sqed ee MOI Mo9Gfte f 9ed gei
s1ne shot, the ball gIancing on Bayard 5 lore,
head. The officer then drew his revolver ana
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
CITY ECHO ES.

John Dovle's condition was unchanged yes
terday. The chances for his recovery are
still favorable.
Mr.. Blandone, clerk, was locked up in the
Fifth Station, charged with disturbing the
peace and carrying concealed weapons
J. Mclaughlin, police officer, was lodged
in the Fifth Station, charged with lighting
and disturbing the public peace.
Dorman L. Bird, for being. drunk and dis
turbnr the peace, was landed III the Fifth
Station.
Taylor Adams, for having a sack of pota-
toes IN his possession supposed to have been
stolen, was lodged in the Central Station.
MolIie Robertson was locked up in the Third
Station, charged by Z. Hunter with being
drunk, disturbing the peace and larceny OF
twenty-five cents.
Edward Bermudez and James Balder, alias
jGaribaIdi, are recorded as thieves by oc-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
TEgE EHas wv ARDS.

The following dispatches were received yes-
terday at the rooms of the Howard Associa-
tion: ~
PoNCHAToU1A, La, October 27, 1873.
Z. r. Southmayd. Secretary Howard Assocla-
tiOn:
Two cases here doing we'll l leave on the
10 o'clock train for Hammond.
VIM. RYAN, M. d.
MCCoMB City, Miss, October 27, 1873.
r. r. Southmayd, Secretary Howard Associa-
tion:
There are at least seventy persons sick here
at the present time. One death yesterday.
W. 2. MCKINLY Superintendent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
CONSTABLE SALES.
,. H.. Henry vs.. Marie Rinse Marshall and
her husband i Z Relin In s0lidO.

J. III. Henry VS.. Marie Rnse Marshan and
her husband J. B. Relin, in solido.
T7IRBT JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish. Of Orleans, No. 1864 By virtue O, @
writ Of heri faclas, to mo directed by the
Hon. J. Paris Childress, First Justice Of tho
Peace In and for the parish Of Orleans, will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer~
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal
street. between Cnstomhonse and Canal streets ,
in the Second District Of this city, on bATUR-
DAY. November 30. 1878. at 70 o'clock m., the
foll2Ting, dee?Ttbed rt, q, prqPenrtt}yh e Ppnt}h to wt
District of this city. In the square bounded by
FrenchneD, Celestine. Union and Genius
streets, designated by numbers three. four and
five, adjoining each other, and measuring each
thirty feet front on Frenchmen street by one
hundred and twenty seven feet eleven inches
five lines In depth, together with all the build"
ings ind improvements thereon.
ALSO.
LOT OF GROUND, In the same district,
designated by number eight. In square mum Der
sixty five. bounded by Celestine, denius, Union
and FrenGhmen streets. measuring fifty feet
eight inches front on Genius street by ono hum
dred and fifty feet In depth. together with alb
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
JOHN +. WOOD, Constable.
Oc28 nos 70 10 Dc 30
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

A party of gentlemen sought to make q dis
play of their wealth. The first lighted his
cigar with ten dollar greenback. The sec
ond went him ten better" and consumed q
twenty-dollar note in the same way. The
third, not to be outdone sacrificed q cool fifty.
Then the fourth and last, declaring he'd beat
the crowd, took bank check from his
pocket, filled it out. for q round thousand,
signed it, and then lighted his pipe with it.
And the joke Of it was, the other three
''caved" at once at his reckless extravaganza
A clear case of "fat" money! Boston Tran
crrpt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
THE RIFLE,

At the New Orleans Rifle Park to-day there
were good many visitors. both ladies and
gentlemen. The shooting done at the 500
yards target by some of the members Of the
Washington and Louisiana Field Artillery
was excellent making many cartoons and
bulIseyes We do not give the score, as there
was no particular record kept of the shooting.
The fine gold badge presented by the prcsi-
dent of the club, DR.. G. Beard, for champion
ship, was won by Major VIM. Arms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
AFM4T,.
from Mr., r -.

Nobody knew whore the gray cat went;
They searched for her below and around,
But all Ia vain their care was spent.
For not hair Of the cat could be found,
But boyish face Deeped through the pale,
With grin that spread from ear to ear,
And, much | fear. he could tell q tale
Of the cat they would not like to hear;
they had seen him. IIl bet Il cont
They'd have guessed. near enough. where &
gray cat went.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

At a quarter to o'clock this morning fire
broke out In the ttree-story frame building,
No. 222 Customhouse street. The property,
which was only slightly damaged, was owned
and occupied by Mrs. Catharine Meyers. The
building is insured for $4,000 in the Hibernia
Insurance Company.
Steam engine Louisiana No. 10, while being
driven to the fire by John Halder, capszed at
the corner of st. Louis and Rampant streets.
Fortunately, the driver and the horses es-
caDed unujured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of August Ohse, sR

Succession of August Ohse, sr,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 40,750-W Whereas, Mrs,
julia Ohse. widow Of A. Ohse Sr., has petit
on the estate Of the late August Ohse, sr., do
ceased Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
oe2S 2s no2a JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

to the beautiful girl who hung over the front
gate and pouted her sweet red lips to be
Kissed; and then, as he walked down the
street, he soliloquized: "If I had all the
money have squandered on oysters and Ice
cream and buggy rides for that girl, could
buv me an overcoat now" and "whewP he
said as the wind whistled around the corner,
"Tm going to need it pretty soon, too."-
[Rreakfast Table.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

A hired man. Hungarian, in the employ
Of Gen Fitzpatrick, at Deckertown, N: j., has
fallen heir to $4,000, and has started to Eu-
rope to get the money. A draft Of $1,000 was
sent him for his expenses. He is expected to
return and buy the farm Of the cavalry gen.
eral that he formerly managed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

1t is q rather singular fact, which is
vouched for by several excellent young men
who are sadly addicted to hair oil, that in
years when the bear crop is almost a total
failure the supply of bears grease holds out
cents advance in prices They wanted us to
exylain this, but we didn't have time Hawk
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

A thief broke into house Of an Illinois edi-
tor the other day while he was attending
church, and stole his United States bonds
editors will persist in going to church
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

The Republicans of Williamsburg county,
s. c. home Of the refugee Swails have nom
mated that bribe-taker for the Senate, and
three negroes for the House who can neither
read nor write. 1t Is encouraging to learn
that some Of the negroes propose to bolt and
put I'D decent candidates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

Wendell Phillips says, "Never call a man q
liar" We never do, but we sometimes whts-
per it to ourselves, particularly If the man
weighs more than we do and there is no pros
Dect for a foot race [Elmira Gazette,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
No delays at registration offices.

large line Of black cashmere st extremely
low prices at NJ. L. Byrne & Co., 163 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

For families visiting PHILADELPHIA, no more
cozy, home-ljke quarters. com bined with excel
lent service, unexceptiona cuisine, and mode
rate prices can be found than at the Colonnade
Hotel on Chestnut street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28
JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
AyenHanD Brothers vs.. FRANCOIS G@0n~
tbiar

ther.
LsIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
T. parish of Orleans No sel4-By virtue. Of
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause.
[ will proceed to sell at public auction. on
MONDAY October 49, 1878. at 10 80 o'clock q. M,
at my warehouse. Nos. 23 and 25 Orleans streetz
between Royal and Bourbon streets. in the Sec
ond District Of this city the following described
property to witt ---.-.
THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF A
TAILOR SHOP, taken from the premises No.
l55 Common street. rs per Inventory which
may be seen In my office.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DGf7 23 28
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

George May city, years, 40 o1 " Ashfufton
Catharine Ritchie. Ireland ~. years, 81
Fourth. . -,oor,
II Harriet Baily, England 80. years, 100 caron-
uSlss Cecilia f. Kiees, city, 2 years, Montegut,
near Royal. - ,,,a
and independence. -,
Mary j. EJotayo, city, years, 5d8 Royal
Eugene Windertserger, France, 2a years,
rorner Dfmphine and Mazant.
Andre W Nightatart city, l5 years, &oO SPAIN
Geo. Julien. city, years, 9G st. Peter.
p. n. Leblanc, Jr., Louisiana, a years, ia
Miss L. T.. Henry city, % years, corner
Custom house and Anthony.
nj. Seaman, city, l year, corner Live oak
Philip Meirhapher, city, years, Annette
n. j. ]. Evans, city, months, Gasquet and
Axel Rosenstreamer, Sweden, 25 years, 821s
Margaret q. Way, city, years. so st. jane
Pauline Meuthe, Italy, 10 years, LIZ bleh'
Vile. Or c,a,
borne, near Erato.
NEW CASES AT THE CHARITY HoSPTrAh'
Davis Cowen, porter, New Orleans; home
less: IS years; single; sick two days.
John McEwaD, molder, Scotland; 10 an
nunclation, 20 years; from st. Louis; two
months In city; single, sick two days.
DEATEs.
PAUL Schwendig or Whendig, % years.
Michael Siche 55 years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

Every article Of furniture in the Queens
Hotel, at Glasgow, Scotland, was made at
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-28

"John writes to inquire how the ark was
propelled" We would say to John that the
ark was rowboat, and was propelled by al
Noah.-TWhtehall Times.