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anGnEasaoN NOTICES.
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NWNEENSBFFF VI r kFstkFIEFES NlRFSHEtNs
SECOND DISTRICT COUNT ron THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No 4p,23U- Notice is hereby
given tU The creditors Of this estate and TO all other
len days from the present notification, If any
lhsy have or can, why the account presented
by the Administrators OF this estate should moi
bs approved and hombl6gatsd. and the funds
distributed In accordance Herewith.
iv4t 5e 1G* JOHN HERBERT CLARK
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SHERIFF SALES.
George Fsreher vs. VIZ. aud RErs. dor
IFr,1r4 RI

Gserge Fsrei,er vs. VIZ. ana sErs. tazen-
lsuGhteF ct al.
U7ITTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
y hatish Of Orleans. No, gigi-BF virtue OF n
writ IF fert Ea9ias against " U5SsnIFuuhtBF. 10
me directed by the honorable the Filth District
Court for the paiish of Orleans. In the above
entitled cause | will prueesd to sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, July q7, 1873 at to2
O'Clock q. M at my warehouse Nos. % and 2s
Orleans stteet. between R9yal md bourbon
following described prbpsfty. to Wit
ONE MULE, pHAY and HARNESS.
Esised in the above suit.
Tstms=Cash on the SPOT, .....z.,
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
iRtE a N
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HOBTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEH BREMEN AND REV On
LEANS. VIA HAyHg. SOUTH.
AMPT0N AND HAVANA.


LEANS. VIA HAyRE, SOUTH
AMPT0N AND HAVANA.
R The steamships Of the North Ger
fosn lloyd win resume their Regular Trfps
next FALL
Thsss steamers t0uasl outward If Hsvra ana
Havana. and on their home trip a. naYenA aFsH
Southampton
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From BTsTnsn. CONTAMINATION Or HHVgs IN fgNp
vsrla 0f HsT Orleans Cabin, $50 gold 6bssxs
from Rsw 0rlssns 30 southampten. Havra ~
Bremen Cabin, $50 tg0ldt. Bte6faee, as fe9ISh
From New ORGANS 10 Havana-ftstin ~
gold. Storage. SIS tk0id,
Children Und5r ten years, half price. effffs
frsn rnfsr me year free.
N, B-0uF agent for Texas, Mr., psthF Nj EE-
hard, 10 Galveston, is authorized n issue sks4ez
ags passhRs orders ut the following tfir6aipb
rates:
From Bremen 10 Galveston, e43, edid
MFrOm Bremen TO fndlaaOlR, 94s 50, gold.
Fh6 COMPANY reserves tho rtknt 10 gilanRskhM
route Of the steamers, their Advertised 1ag# ~
Departures and ths pri6ss 6f passage
Passage tickets from Bremen, THEhamnA6n
OF Ha7fs 10 asw Orleans IBsued b. us uuasg@
signed.
Ror furEhef particulars appfzh6
Eb. y. 8ToCKMEYkH 4 90, Agsnss.
AuSi ~ "a UHinn street.
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BAYOU SARA.

bayou SARA stM1- WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACK EFT.
r. r. FOR bayou Sara. WATERLOO,
lEz4Sh%e u Hermitage Port HhHsbHi IfJhdslfs
- Store. Baton Htee, Pladaetnfns and
post9ffee landings=steamet
coy, ALLEN,
~. J. Brown ,Hastef.. SIS Etreek. clerk,
leaves eVery MONDAY and FRIDAY atB b. M
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or pHssagF apply on hoafd OF to
j. ID. gAHLIN, III TehGu pitoti as st,
iy9t JANHEY n WORK. LOG Common 81.
REaULAH Seal W EEKI3Y BATOU SABA
AND COAST PACKET,
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves svstT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Vvn :. ron B Ss Fl BAHA. WATERLOO,
49, Hermitage, Port Hickey Baton
sesa~ Rouge. Pla1usBline and waY lend
inRs-Ths fast and splendid passenger steamer
oUAgHETA BELLE.
Tin place Of the John W. GanHonI.
John @. Idbaao, master, Thomas Howard. elsrHt
Leaves hs elbows. returning down the COT 81
evsfV MONDAY and FRIDAY. FOR freight OF
B1fTT9H h EFPf.EH. 81 tsravler st,
LORD n yMGPEAKE. 40 Camp stfsst.
ans o, e. WAYNE. 166 graYier street.
PH.@Ths 81. John having been laid ttp. ttis
OUAqHITA BELLE will attend 70 all Of her
EXCURSION,
FARE FIVE DOLLARS Good for passaee
on stsHruer OUAGHITA BELIZE leaving New
Orleans SATURDAY EVENING. and return
ing ON stsaHsr JOHN w. CANNON, arriving
Sunday evening.
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. >. brNE.

.f#. The steamship
-, 6gmfoandsf.
will sail on or about 1850, 1873 from beg
WhgE, foot Of EsUlsHHde street,
VIII rseeiYs cotton and sien through bills 81
lhding for the Continent. between Havf8 ana
Crdnstadb
cross the bar OF The Mississippi at all hfas@
Without dstsnti0n.
For freight apply 10
dB71 ~ 80 CarnnHslBt street,
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..a ,,.i.I a. 1 !. ,,h nd.
fHan q JBnEs-l3s nbia grits " y ent kgo-5bu pnis
lunf "a half Do i59 90 Glover paeadah 500 bbls
h0f 100 bbla fBea % bs pfits lH casks aeuH SpHWa
bacheti Ftbwehfeld Pfeftef-9so bills heuf ~ nan
DO 90 hbs ineal w goSss baogn ! boz saussge tes
lsra % hail 40 Sehwabaehsf q Hifaeh-lt3 hbls nqnt
Hirsrh, Adet &eil. 20 do y Pascal &eo-iT do y A
Hamilton &eo- Dn do j A staBeF--T5 b. 90 w y
Matthews Bro -7ea bbla aUtr 80 bbxes baunr order
M bbis HuHt 20 bblH naal Wood aEsnt-.-55
tereet hams ~ crates hams Voss Bfua so pats lsfd
JtatR meader-ie phF butter Fl Lawrence eeo
I'll 10 w N Hu'mss Aep-g pkEs beer pkg7 mdse
r RBder1 ~ pkes beer r r tauRfevB--l5 hbls Hour
hbls t1eal II bbs turk half Eask bacon " II Hits
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
July Vi, 1878.
Cleared Yesterday.


July VI, 1873.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City Of Mexico. Mcintosh. for Vera Crus
via Bagdad Tamploo and Tuspap-
PUG, Corral &oo
Arrived
stsamshp Morgan City. Read from New York, 18th
inst TO A whitney &co.Algiers
Steamship Chas w Lord, Cotton, from Havana, via
Kew Weet o Il A yorke-2d die
Steamship Emily II Sender Foote from Havana via
Florida Ports, to I X Robcrts-Blevat0r
sTEAMpcATs.
Commonwealth Shields. from Sc Louis
II lnnis Lee Sguvell from Shreveport
Assumption Chariot from Baytu Laiourohe
Bt Mary DaltereB. from Bayou Lai0urone
Martha, Bassett, from Port Eaos
At Quarantine station.
Amer schr In danoa. Bloom. master, 10 days from
Cienfuegos TO Agar T. Lelong-
Experts
VERA CRUz-Por steamship City Of Mexico--se
bales cotton la bales ahnoka SO bb beer 10 bba po
tatoes y tisEoes lard head horses 10 pkgs mdse
TAMPlCO-Per steamship City of Mexice--l50
eacks 90 n oasks wine ~ pkge mdse
TUXPAN-Per steamship City of Mexico -l5O
empty bbls SO empty kegs
Imports
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Morgan City--Asst'd
HAvANA---Per steamship Cha. w Lord--sa7
hhds sugar gp5 oxes sugar Agar Leong4g bales
tobacco M Castillo
HAVANA via FLORIDA PoRTs-Per stsamahip
Emily Souder--s50 hhds sugar 245 boxes sugar
Agar q Lelong-a6,0O0 cigars Plassap &c p--37 80
do Hexnsheim g. Bro--s0uO do NJ Castlo---4ooo do
j Dominlo--sI000 in specie M A Dauphin
Receipts Of Produce
ST IOuTg-Per steamer CommOnwealth--12t scks
corn Jno Il Gibbons &ca-2aos do h00 bbs -four Cor.
don Gomila --4ae sacks oals Rogers & Mitchell
ise do Wallace Fairshd 80 t--f30 do q r Buddaese
Il Ean--@1au sacks mat III II Zturckef-~73s bala -four
as bile grease PerdreAHville Aco-Spo bbla meal New
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AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY &c co

M0M a &3uM1 kk& n W Gbss
10. q. BU1LAfD. Auetlonestl
Attend to sales If REAL ESTATE. MIgRf1IfAHs
Disc Of all kinds, H0TlSEHQID FUHNIs
IpHEt mons Hg and II Wy. gIggAi JAR
HlAHEE, LIBRARIES PAINTINGS, Ere.
Regular sales at their office end saiesr96tn, the
Old Auction Mart 81 Camp ,stfset every
. Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday st II q. m
Sales of Horses and Stock Carriages HarnHss
etc. ey ~ SATURDAY. at II a. MI at MONT
GOMIH9'S TEH5ALLs. 10 Baf0nhe
Street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences PROMPTLY
attended Cash advances, If aeelted4
The business of their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY A. co.
GENERAL AUUTtpNEERs.
81 samp street. my8B
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COULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary Institute.-Day and evening ses.
siona the entire year; elective system; 30
branches OF st1dy; daily lectures gymnasium
disposition, manners health and morals: nom
secfarian students free to. college. literary and
tlIated study rooms. and all necessary appara.
tue: special classes ID particular studies, Tor
boys Mt from o. 10 Is Dor month.
feisIy e - dEo. soULE President.
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WOOD! WOOD! WOODi

0OHST AHTLY RECEIVING PEB HONEY
~ Island line 81 steamers, y. y. Frazer. J08s~
prime and Bafges. At wholesale and retail.
Honey fslana wood ana Ceag Yards,
No. BIS Julia, near Magnolia Bridge. New Eas1Es
also at corner CarOndeIet Walk and MaEafz
strest, Old Basin Main Office, No. fgs CoTardec
street. r. D. address Lock boz f6s0.
Wood delivered 70 any Dsrs Of the city
OAK WOod Dsr cord tbs5g| s.sss.ss-% ss %
Ash *ss..s.sesssss- esss & &c
Oak and Ash mixed. per cord. -. :. .s....e-s g
LIBERAL discount uad6 70 dealers. Kgs3 nse9ss
1rs and satisfaction Raaxantssd 49,
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ssEEE.DUsAss

REGULAR OPEIDUsAB PACKET.
Leaves sVsrY TUESDAY ct s. D. m.
mrw - FOB WASHINGTON, OPELOUs
L gAsas, Port Barre, Bimmsp0ft. Church.
@vllis, aud all landings on ths Coast,
AtohafalAYa river end Bayou Courtablsau-The
nsm and light dFHft steamer
RAMEM@M.
Fl. RI. Brood mister, Thee. Jobfu glsrk,
Will lsaVs 81. sb9gs. For freight Or passages aps
BHfTTOH i EPPI.ER, 81 eraylsr street,
r.. w. ADAMS, 81 Commercial Pia6s.
j. j. Cabin, n TehonDitbulAs St
GEO D. HITE. T6hoHpit6tslas ST,
Connects ct Washington with lin6 Of bargss
Tor Bayou BCsuf, end with steamer Minnie at
sirnspUrt for Bayou AEs GlaiSes. ia22 N
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WIS.,
FReM THE T,AKRs

On SUNDAYS the trains viii leave the taRs
ut $3.50 O'Clock p. m. and the city at 9 o'clock
y. m,
The last train will leave the Lake at $50
O'Clock p. NJ on Sundays.
Passengers for gentillY must notify the Com
duetof prior TO ths departure Of train.
TnHI " ~. v. ROEIHsnN. RgnHivHr.
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aoRaAh's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS HAIL
Nnr1nE mo MARtNERs.

Washington Jaly l6-N Notice l. given thsten snt
after August ~, B7s fixed red light will he ghowi
from the ligbth recently erected at Sand Point
L'Ause Bay, LAX Superior, Mich.
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SUCCESSION or sEHAFH1N MAsptRtA

VERY LAHGE SALE OF HANDS0ME FUHHI-
NtTUHtI.
SUCCESSION or sERAPH1N MAsPEREAU,
Second District C0uftfor the Parish OF Orleans
No. 4b878.
by EEtihE n MALgGHBH= FARM AND eEt14E.
y Aphtiehger- ONCE, No 50 Royal straet-On
nef Il Mfas a a3i 65 g. II g sfss g.
from lie Hon. A. I. Tlss6t' Judge Of thq second
dated July !, 1879 he following described NOV.
: LANCE ASSORTMENT. or HOUSEHOLD
stands, Chairs, Tables, Rockers Afm0its, Mir
fgts, Clocks Desks. Tools, Wearing Apparel,
Tsfms-Casb on the spot. igt82t2e
FURNITURE, LUMBER, TOOLS. CART, HAIR
NESS. MULE, ETC.
VERY LARGE SALE or HANDSOME FUR
NITUHH, LUMBER. DOORS WINDOWS,
TOOLS. JACKsGRBWE. CART. HARNESS,
SADDLES. MULE. ETC.
SUCCESSION or DANIEL oEoHsNEB
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Nc. 40,5Gg.
pY sEILE b MALD0HEE-Affnana sslie,
- AuHioneBt-U ONCE, Mo- 80 Royal stteet-
On TUESDAY July %. 1873, at 1880 O'clock 81.
tn, at No. gfs ST. Peter street, will be sold ut
public auction, by virtue OF an order from the
Hon. A. u. Tissot. Judge 81 the Second District
Court for the parish Ut Orleans, dated July 8.
is1s tag Rt9h7zzHiRgf f fFMfhs3a ~ HfaHHotD
FUhFITU RE. consisting Of Badstsads, Blu
feaus, Washstandst Tables Rockers, Chairs.
ArmUlrs, Mirrors Mating, Stove aud Cooking
Utensils.
- ALSO -=
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or LUMBER.
Doors and Windows, Black Walnut and Ma
hoeahy Plah#s, Jaekserews Tools end Gafbens
tet's Chest
Small Cart Harness, Saddles. and one Mule.
Tetms-Oash. jy121 81 -
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SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TIL
WEEKLY PACKET.
IT, - FOB BEN TUREAUD's, VEL
A&sssAks6 hams, and ali plantation landings
- The steamer
MARY IDA,
y. A. Huiz master. Edw. EicoIle eierk.
Leaves TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYB, at 10 q. M,
Returning down the coast on alternate days
and in daylight. For freight or passage apply
isa4t WI. coMAUx, 20 CONT street.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Leaves every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at II q. m.
- n FOB ASHLAND PLANTATION
Ascension parish. D0naidsonviIe
and all coast landtn1s-The fine
side-Wheel passenger steamer
IA. Constock, master
Geo. NJ. Woods and Cnas, Dean, elsrRs
VIII leave as above. Returning, leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and sun-
day, coming down the coast In daylight RoT
freight or passage apply % board or e
aD12 o. HEN0. 10 Cont street..
p.Es AL freight delivered La hs daYtames
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srEANnoArw
eric nuyru.

Leaves THURSDAY, July .45. at 8 D.
FOR QlNqIHHATI,. LOUfsYI LIE, EVANS
Vile Henderson shawnestBwni Padneah,
Giro. Memphis and all intermediate points
GOLDEN GROWN,
W, ?. Walker. tusstsr. Eug shinkte, clerk.
will leave as abgva, For freight OF passage
d. Il. WAYNE. IBg Gravisr street.
J.. n. DOUGLAS tBG tiraVlef etfBet.
PASSENGERS tieketsd through to GIL Eastern
elites at reduced rates. iy2t
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Hseeipta ~ the new HaaIu

Pearl Ritsf-psr sebf w Moaet-a5t0e feet Of
lumber TO w w Catfe SEQ
Blind Ri7et-Pef sohi sdfptise-Aie,gBB slaves to
order
Wolf Rivet-pef sshr Simon gosseiR=5B,boD feet
lunibst to J l. Hevets
Blind Rlvef-pst sehf Monterey 900 slaves 10
order
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N1RHInN P0nTa.

Brit slip Minnie swift, Liswsll. from Hsvre, July
9. lat ~ Ii. Ion 95.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUgFHoN SALES.
BY sells q Ma1aahse.

FUBS1TUREt FuHNtTUREi
VERY bAHdE SALE or HANDSOME FUHHr-
NfTUttE.
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anMAHmaslhRfaH.k.
nnAVAw
8MEst ~ - ~ NFW5
p0aTCnARTRAIH RAILWAY
Depot at the head of Elgsian Fields street.
near The Le7ee. Third District
F8 Trains win ieave as follows,

Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day 10 CENTS Children under tWelvs
ysers 10 cents. Fare to GENTLY Is cents each
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Commonwealth. Shields. from SC Louis
II innie Lee Supvell, from Shreveport
Assumption Charlst. from Bay II Laiourche
80 Mary Daterea from Bayou LalUurGns
Martha, Bassett, from Port Eads
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VERY LARGE SALE or HANDSOME Fur
NtTUHE, LUMBER, DOORS WINDOWS,
TOOLS. JACKsGRBWs. CART, HARNESS,
SADDLES. MULE. ETC.
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oa0'"s 'os'0'o"' "' . = 4 Above low =

FBeluW hFh water marx OF 1874. fIndleatea
rise tIhdleates fall
The weather continues clear and warm. Yes
teidaY was the hottest day Of the week
Bnsineas fair.
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Second District Couftfof the Parish OF Orleans
No. 4h57g.
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FURNITURE, LUMBER, TOOLS, CART, HAIR
MESS. MULE ETC.
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At 0uarnntino sta ton.

Amer sohr In dianola. Bloom. master, 10 days from
Cienfuegos TO Agar Il Leopg-
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Not the least interesting event in the
theatrical world Inst night WAS the vain attempt
NJ about five hundred people TO gain admission
to the Lyceum Theatre after that place Of
amusement was full. For some reason Josh
Whhconb has become tina unobtrusive centre
Of attraction" on the west side. and II is noticed
that the audiences are composed In great part
OF a class Of people who are not hnhtugl theatre
soers. II IL extremely 'redtahle 10 Mr. Den
man Thompson that hc hu, kept his plny
free from the illusions md ggHs 20 viii 'h
such pior. ~ work j. liable and for
which ms growing Popularity IN meas
urc gives warrant II still retains rs uniGu.
flavor - IL" New IIlmpshir" hills. and
Tacle Josh. unaffected by popular fnyor still
pursues his sturdy and quaint way. The pres
ent week will hiring the announcement OF its
Inst nighta Mr. ThOWnaon's manager being un
nhlc to cancel engagements Ia other cities. II
Inns been n rare treat 10 thousH nds Of people,
and has renewed the hopes here that soWrhofy
viii seize uponths sHr'r or sImilnr maternl Ia
tho same outdoor spirit md supply the Ameri-
can ideal TINT is regularly howl 81 for.
The closely packed nssrmhnge Inst night
made the building shake with sits laughter and
applause and. considering that the place Is in
us eleventh week ~ the Lvceum. IL looks No N
Tnce .Iosl has q great deal moro vitality than
W. gave him credit for when he came and
quietly settled down over there In Fourteenth
street
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DIED.

ACCoLTI In San Francisco. Cal. Nov Z at st IgnA-
titus College. the Rev Father Michael Aecolu, aged
~ Years
BrcKLEY.-on Thursday, Nov. IL Cornelius Buckley.
Agei W years
nun. al his late residenee eS Exchange place,
Sunday. Nov. IL. at ~ r. ~
DAM lin Boston. Mass. Nov. II. Abraham A Dame
In the r7th NJ bis axe. native Ut oxford. y u
prominent member ~ the bar, aud Free Mason since
1915 In 1855 aud 1888 he was 0rand Commander Of the
urand Encampmsnt q knights rsmpiAr Of hAssAohu
sits and Rhode Island.
HAvEMEYKR-The funeral Of the late Albert Have
meyer Jr who died the at inst. atsan Gabriel Cal
will take place at 3l7 West ltth st. Tuesday the 18th
at ~ A Relatives aud friends OF the deceased arr
SccGFFkRY.-kt Hoboken. on Saturday. Nov 10,
Relatives and fnends OF The family respectfully To-
vited attend her funeral from her late residence.
OF 9th and Bloonneld uA on Monday Nov ~. at
81 NJ; thence 10 81 Mary's Church Willow 81. where
Solemn hsh mass will be celebrated for the reposs VI
NICHOLS IN Mansfield. Conn. Nov IA - Meholh
aged ~ years
RENACD AT Ste MARITIME province Of Quebee.
Canada Nov IS the Hon Louis RenAud aged Co years .
OF the old Legislative Council vi Canada Sen.
Of the Dominion until 1873, when III health made
him sign. and wealthy lie lost heaV'
N Ia contracts durg the civil war ~ supply oats " the
United states Government
sMITH-tn Syracuse. Nov. IL AsAhel l. smith. aged %
years. native OF Berkshire. Mass He learned the
prners trade In 1871 ia the ONCE OF the onondAga Jour
nal. aud completed his apprenticeship in Syracuse AZ
he time OF MS death he was foreman In the Syracuse
journal lob office.
WALsll.-Im Charleston. g C.. Nov 10. Alderman P.
Walsh aged 81 years, native Vi furloughmore County
Galway. lreaud aud resident VI Charleston tor thirty
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many experiments have been made by the
.l''''insnid The Metropolitan Elevated Railway 10
- ''s ho'.s made by the trains Felt has had a
'u' n' part For several days worknsn have been
SN"l' plan devised by prAeneAi engineer on the
~ N~k eslWsen Twenty sixth and Thirtieth streets
~. '"Asn P1anks were Hyetsd 70 the under side Of
'A'tnilr; from one ggard rail % another
Nh, deplh u six inches mouliins sand has been
'vas FAsesS lhSu layer VI AsphHituIn and coal tar
inIi Rti",' SDlhielsD eneAdng the sand The cover.
w ros 800 MhVn ie trains ran over thai SECTION OF
NJ, usst VT Wy marked Improvement wasa ppArent
SCUM u, }attnnt sound The difference between tie
gre.t " We ~ trains and tie down trans MAS 20
Cor. - ~ eoold W disungua IRON the other In.
ta NJ rn rtained AZ the othes the company
Rslh.i,S- sis lLe enre TOaditd Is To be laid with
kEvai'd Il nhd iat kngineer Katie Of The New York
w hs ha. hDt heard u the u Il being applied
lsnt. Vsnst road lie said that he had had nc com.
kn 49, eHsrei such sxpsTinsnts did not re q
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Mr.. Wallack yesterday sprung new
play upon the Dnblic al matinee performance.
This is neat WAY Of setting the FIRST night
question. for the press was invited TO be pres
ent in the evening. when II had the advantage
Of not being first performance.
Our Club" ~ IL is called Is a throe-act play
written By r. c. Bnrnand in the true COMEDY
vein. II employs seventeen persons. IL slight
In structure sportive In character. and per-
fertly iunocuous in treatment. II deals with
the adventures ~ several members ~ the E.
centric Club ~ London, who have lis charged
On" - thor servants for misconduct THIS
servant anplies for service az the prlory Of Ms.
information regarding his character. As Lady
Eiic C'aVfrd j. living n the priory. and has
hers. several Of thcm instantly volunteer L. 90
she noe'is, It however happens that Lqdg
He,rv Lennari m artist and actor tplayed by
Mr. hqrrpnl and ahe MISC desires 10 get some
information regardine his character The
huWor 81 the piece then flows from the misun-
dnrsinnlug that ensues. She asks ~ Alphonse
Do,'nsso"-and be. supposing That u Is N" scr
Gus character. As DubU'ssou has gone down 70
x -nt with the promise % = Il Irritation. his wife
followa him. and the complication becomes In
terc~tns.
Subsequent explanations are made. and the
misunderstanding. which Is the pivot 81 the
drama. makes better friends than ever Of all
The piece was pleasantly acted. Miss Rose
COghla1 Lam Crdwf0rl and Mis- Fiie Ger
mon ms. Dabnssonl Gling the two conspru-
Gus female roles. and Mr.. CoRhlan playing
UiI,UissOf.
"Onr c nh" is not strong plny Its merits
IRE coll0luinl and its scenes bright. but It's mo-
tive Is slender.
II must 10 commended. moreover for its
demon STRAIT IN Of nm OF asserted fact that pleas
ant society comedies need not be unwhole-ome
or unclean tO he attractive. Mr.. CoRhlAn. whose
role - n Werc sketch did not LIGHT u. hut gave
us the delicate iuimRtlon N a Frrnchman who
has lived long enough In England 10 lose all but
the fnntest ot accents and the most ardent OF
temneTafnents.
Our Club" is 10 he IL fixture at wallAck's for
a week 10 come at lenst.
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tireless. undertaking. hsartless incarnation Of

evil intelligence.
-. SO true is this showing Of Iaoo 10 all the mys.
uc0l as well as tho obvious requirements OF
Shnkespeare's creation that were 1t placed by
the side Of such m OthetO as Forrest or SaiVini
might have furnished. it would be- enhanced
ard enlarged.
II is 90 with AL parts Of perfect works Of nrt
They appear best when all the corresponding
parts are perfect.
TAKEN cut OF Iogo. the eye and the memory
rest upon the incidents Of the actors endeavor
and not upon the unity Of his work. The solll-
oquv In Hamlet always wins the admiration Of
his audience His henrers come away from tho
theatre praising his elocution and pointing out
how well he enacted TN episode.
But Idgo holds him evenly in ito purpose He
cannot play 1t without making an abstract truth
a concrete furt NYNf (RlNEIE
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Valentine Lower has a lager beer brewery at
500 West ToriyArH street and hotthng establishment
At 527 next door According to dw the beer should be
put In Kegs and stamped but Special Agent E. D. Web
ser alleges that Mr. Lower had hole In the wall he
tween the two pnce by the Of which he the beer
from one mace % the other IN hose AMI bottled he
beer so ade the payment or the stamp taA MI
Lower mud two Of his woikmen were examined before
United states Commis sOnor Shields yesterday For the
defence II asserted that the hole IN The wal was
chen~ made By Mr. Webster IN his explore ion. mat
was oid yCutlaor nut there when to bulldlnv was
nstTucod and that was never used Tor he pu pose
alleged Tile examination WAS not roncl4dtd, uut M
Lower rceasrt under ~ UD ban, ana eaeh OF the
workman nnher siIl