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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14
EXTRACTS FROM THE AUDITOR's RE-
POkT.

Amount OF new consolidated bonds Issued IN
exchange by Kellogg boards. ss.3o6.s0 Amount
OF consolidated bonds issued In exchange by
Nichols board. s2.47o300.
Collection Of State taxes from 1868 to 1879, In~s
cludinR the quarter ending March 81. 1879.
s21. .ss7, 1884 II. Collection OF State taxes and
other receipts for the same period sss 461 ose 80.
Collection for redemption OF State debt fund.
S2464,871 a.
1861 and outstanding January i, 1874. $3 3.848 Oo0s
funded, q. .466. 900.
Bonds issued since the war. s18 5s2. 800: funded.
414 568 800.
Total commissions to tax collectors from 1873
TO 1879 including the quarter ending March 81.
1879 $890597 36. Total comper sation to assessors
for the same period, 81, ,305. .467 81.
Amount due throughout the State for taxes
from 1870 to 1878 inclusive. s11 ,346 1892 II.
Total amount OF taxes on assessments, from
1868 to 1878, inclusive. ss2 s28.1T7 70.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14
A Remarkable Outburst Of PefrOleumn& :
Gas and salt Water.

,,,l CINCINNATI, May IA speeiai from Cave
OF petroleum, gas and salt water on the Rowe
farm, on Crocus Greek, In Cumberland eoun-
ty. Rocks were upheaved and shivered, and
streams Of oil and salt water spurted four
hundred yards, deluging several tobacco
farms. BY the lighting Of a pipe by q locker
on the gas was set on fire, and gas and petro-s
leum burned all night, illuminating the
neighborhood for miles around, but finally.
died down. The explosion at first was like
heavy artillery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14
Brooklyn Matters.

:. BROOKLYN, May 13.-Ground was bro
ken yesterday for the foundation OF the Brook
lyn Elevated Railway.
Harris Tlton was murdered at Cow Point,
L. l., and James Halliday was found at Ja-
maica with his throat cut.
Pliny Freeman, aged eighty-two years, and
Company, died yesterday at his residence at
RavenWood, T.. I.
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RUSSIA.
Political Assasslnations Now Confined to
the Provinces. In

the Provinces.
LONDON, May ia Berlin dispatch to the
Standard says: The political murders In Rus
sia have been recently confined to the prov
inces. The stringent measures adopted
against them seem to have cowed the con-
apirators in st. Petersburg. The Gar has de-
creed that prisoners tried by court-martlal
must be doomed or acquitted within twenty
four hours, and the sentences must be execut-
ed within twenty-four hours from the time
they are pronounced.
THE LOSSES AT IRBITAvE.
LONDON May 13-The st. Petersburg Ga
sette reports that the losses by the conflagra-
tion at Irbitave are enormous. The treasury,
postoffice and town hall were saved. The fire
ragged all day Saturday and Sunday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14
CincInnatls Cautious Comm,..,on...

CINCINNATI. May 13-The weather was ex-
ing at $50.
The board OF police commissioners passed
an order prohibiting the bringing of rags to
this city from any point In the South where
yellow fever prevailed.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-For the Gulf States,
slightly warmer southerlsv winds Increasing
cloudiness, falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather and numerous rains, followed In the
southwest by cooler northwest winds, with
clearing weather. "-
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FRANCE.
A Denial from Pere Hyacinthe.

Den1AI from Pefe HyocIntne.
PARIS, May 13.-Pere Hyacinthe denies the
statement published In the Steele that he had
petitioned for recognition OF his secret by the
State equally with other denominations.
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Fatal Illness Of Judge Packer.

ceived here to-day from Philadelphia To the
effect that Judge Asa Packer, president OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. was still very
LII, and the physicians say his recovery is 1na~
possible,
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cros Prospects on the Upper Mississippi.

r edfacAGo, May 13.-A heavy rain on the
sI!p Upper mississippi and tributaries carried JOY
aallke TO the hearts OF farmers and grain pro-
rsoers. ru There is jubilant feeling at the
prospects Of bountiful yield, while the rise
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

Let everybody join In an effort to make the
entertainment ut the Fair Grounds to morrow
q grand success.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

ATLANTA, May 12.-The Southern Baptist
Convention adjourned to meet in Lexington,
KY, In May, 1880. !
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

There are more than million Welsh-speaIS
ing people in Great Britain. In the Isle a
Man Is per cent of the population In 1871 Esse
derstood Manx. In the same year Ii pAas
computed that not more than 5000 person9
could read Irish, and no newspaper was pul-
lished In that language, whereas In 1851 tberes
was scarcely q county In which Irish WA rot
more or less spoken. Now 1t is sctreafy
heard except In the extreme west Clare
Galway, Donegal, Kerry, Mayn md the
western Islands are the stronghold Of the
ancient language.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

OF the rivers has enabled logmen to run to
market great quantities OF timber which lay
high and dry for the lack OF rain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

Concluding sale OF the magnificent prfvat0s
library at Montgomery Il Co.'S. 81 Camp street,
this "wednesday evening. at 7:s0 O'Clock.
The king Of potted things ehadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-14

have had anything to do with this exodus, as
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
l,llNeyer MARRY Voc Sir.

In Crawford county, not far from
Fort Valley, last week, q young gentle
man was to have been married to q
very estimsble young lady. The invit-
ed guests had assembled to witness the
ceremony and participate in the fsstivi-
ty of the occasion; the clergyman who
was to make the couple happy pair
was present ready to perform his part;
the table was prepared with the usual
dainties; the bride with throbbing
heart anxiously awaited the arrival of
her betrothed. At tardy hour he
came. His appearance told too well
that he had broken the pledge which
he had so seriously and so sacredly
vowed to keep-.to- drink no more. The
firm and resolute young maid rose to
her fe, t,and with an invincible determi,
nation, spoke in words too plain to be
misunderstood "Fll never marry you
sir pa CONSERVATION and confusion en-
sued. Friends intercedsd and earnest
ly besought the young woman to retract
the words which were SO fatal to her
conjugal felicity, the bridegroom plead
ed with all the vehemence and eio-
quence of hopeful lover; but still the
maid would have her will, and say nay.
She boarded the train day or two
later for southwark Georgia, and took
her bridal tour without the would be
bridegroom. Perry Home journal.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
A Moral far Mayor , ysoO.

There is moral so significant in
what is herewith told, that other
Mayors cannot help but see it: "The
Mayor of Scranton, having read in the
papers that death lurked in the foli-
age of the aiianthus tree, issued an
order the other day that all trees of
that spacies should be cut down. But
one woman, residing on the main street
and owner of an outrageous ailsnthus
in front of her dwelling, refnsedto COM
ply with the ukase, and requested that
the Mayor be sent to her. He came and
repeated his determination to have all
the desth-dealing ailanthGs trees
leveled 70 the earth. Straightway
madame called her daughters, and the
trio presented themselves models of
OF health they are, as evidence IT, at the
ailanthrs had no hanefal influence
upon tk-m. The Mayor was puzzled.
He looked a. the buxom forms before
him, then glanced at the kindly tree,
shading him from Sols rays, and then
returned to his office and revoked his
decree Sensible Mayor
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
B,sskssrd Hundred Fires.

On Tuesday afternoon about z O'Clock
the dwelling on the farm Of Samuel
Warren, adjoining the Blackbird Camp
Meeting Woods, took fire in the tempo.
rary absence Of the family, and when
discovered the kitchen where the fire
originated, was nearly destroyed and
the house getting under way. Mr..
Warren's son and his hired men were at
the extreme limit OF the farm when they
saw the flames bursting from the roof,
and were nearly exhausted when they
reached the spot. But a few things
were saved. The house with nearly all
its contents including their clothing,
with meat house, carriage house, wa
gon house, cornrrib &c. wer. destroyed.
Strange to say, the barn and COW house
that stood within few feet of the
burning buildings we're saved. The
house, which was large roomy one,
had only been erected five years and cost
$4,000, and including the other build
ings the loss exceeded $4,000. 1t was
insured in the Fire Insurance Company
at Odessa for 81, 800 it is stated.
VIM. Naylor, near GreenSpring, had
about Is tons Of timothy hay burned
on last Sunday IN his farm. Mr.. N.
cut it on Saturday and finding nest
of bees he set fire to stump to destroy
them. On leaving the field on Satur-
day evening he examined the stump
and no fire could be found. 1t is not
known whether it caught from the
stump or was set on fire. Mr.. N. eX-
pected to house his hay on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Made Rich In n Year.

Lieutenant Governor Tabor, of Col.
orado, is one Of the newlyrisen million
aires. If a reward was offered for man
worth s3,e00,00 nobody would pick
him ont on Broadway. He was poor
Vermont boy who drifted West and
when the diggings we're found abou,
twenty years ago around Oro City he
moved there and kept little store.
He had no early advantages, and SEEM
ed doomed TO remain for life on the sum-
mits of the Rocky Mountains with about
81, 900 of stock under his roof. Two
cobblers came along year ago, little
poorer than himself and wanted food.
He gave them what is called a GRUB
stake" that is a barrel Of -four and a
Dag Of bacon, saying: you might as
we'll work If am to feed yeu. 60 dig
somewhere for ore!" These two men
found the Little Pittsburg Mine within
a few weeks, by which one of them re.
ceived 1862 ,000, another 1926, 900, and
Tabor has already had more than ST.
600, 900, ont Of the property, besides
being in the consolidation. He is a
modest, unaffected man, who has not
changed his habits in the least. That
discovery, however, made him Lieuten-
ant Governor Of the State.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Kearney on tn" California Can
yRSA.

From Recent Speech on the sand Lot.
There are but two parties in the field
now and there will be but two parties
In the ADMINISTRATIONS on one side and
patriots on the other. Scheners, seal,
lywags and Office SEEKERS, uDprincipled
rufians, leeches, fine art dead beats,
broadcloth banners, tax shirkers, tax
eaters, tax swindlers, wholesale rob-
bers and retail plunde,ers, hell-born
thieves and double-dyed rogu-s, every
available stiff in thefdom and sour--m-
bitted, disappointed political hack and
dead-best in California and every
whisky thief, perjurer and jailbird
outside of California, will be drilled
into active service in the interest of
steamboat monopolists, water robbers,
land sharks, fraud and corruption, as
against the poor, the humble, the clean,
the innocent producers, the minded
citizen, the honest farmer, the moral
father and virtuous mother.
Yes, the good, the noble and the free
have pooled their issues. They have
taken solemn oath, and you will find
it recorded in Heaven when you get
there, that rather than submit to mis-
rule, bad government and oppression,
they will wade knes-deep in blood and
perish in the pool.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Fourth OfJuly Casualties.

list of casualties from fire. rms,
torpedces, crackers, &C., on the Fourth
of July, has been compiled from the
various newspaper reports. 1t gives
the number of killed as twenty and of
wounded couple of hundred. But
fully one half of the fatal accidents
have probably not been reported, and
perhaps thousand of cases OF slight
injury, which were attended to at the
homes of the patients, failed to be men
toned in the newspapers. If all the
cases were known, list of killed and
wounded worthy OF great battle could
be prepared.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Don't Like Tts1nn.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati "Gazetta" has tele-
graphtd the following despatch to the
paper referred to: Col. Burch, the Sec
retary Of the Senate, has ordered the
discortinuance OF the New York "Trib-
une," the Chicago "inter- Ocean," the
Virginia "Enterprise," and San Fran,
cisco "Bulletin," and other Republican
journals which have been subscribed
for regularly these many years at the
request of the Senators and kept OIL file
at the Secretary's Office for their peru
sal. In their stead Col. Burch has
ordered the Charleston "News and
Courier" the Nashville american, -"
the Mobile Register" and kindred
Democratic prints. 1t is even said that
the Okolona Estates" is to be taken, in
compliance with the clamorsus demands
of the Bourbon Democracy, Of whose
extreme views the " States" is an ex
ponent.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Consult Your Wife.

lour wife ought to be your best
adviser. She ought t" be your most
confident counselor. The self-coneeit
of g man amounts to genius There
are many husbands who would as soon
think of taking advice Of their children
as of their wives. Bat it is only the
fool who is too wis. TO seek counsel.
A woman, you say, knows very little
abeut business; nevertheless her intui-
tion is often better than t.man's judg-
ment. Your wife is your partner.
Yox have earned the money, but she
has saved, sacrificed, pinched, worried
and worked to help to accumulate it.
She has done her fair share toward
making your property what it is; she
has a right to be consulted how it shall
be Wsed.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
,nrAL TINE TABLE.
,yu wrLuIN0rON.

n.a.,nb,a. a.s7. 100, e.ls, 800 ~
,or Phi1a@ns'pm u 20 7 NJ; l2s5, 2.so, 400, s;S
~ aO;s' va n N. On Sunday, 2S'. s'loA
n.. hVy; hVy;orr! ~ 2.37, 100, 1904, .. m; l2.St
New Limited Express. 80 p. m.
lf@ p. .n,. ~ and washington: lzbl, 2.o,
,% o. M; 1857 p, m' snndnv 'o 10 lo
TO- IS, SIS, p. IN. on SuDoA'' 'A saw
1Saji 1Ss,ljmorc m, and Bay Line: 7;os g p. IN.
baltimore and way stat'0ns' '''' "' me-
" W = Castle: 9,lb q. ui., 100 go P; 30 m' n
6sSvars sis r. X; s'iS a. M NIL i'o0' GOV p
SanndsiyD n DsiDyton snI' l. Northern 4. r.: $40 .:
Nn an m, ;and $50 p. m. SUNDAY except
nn.JIsaare nJ"T, Western X. H.; 1.ln, iS;So, s'm'
pss'm iSn m, sunday train o40 a. ~.
e~r Ssa INs ARRIVE AT WELLINGTON.
vyh1lsdelphia: l2.46, 203, $50, o:l0 .: m,
~ ,,fa r,'I7 ISI7, Io2. 2.t0, A2o. 6.1S, e.2e, poo,
iIO' i@ +, Is p. ID. On Sundays: l2+S, Ioa'
III ,.Sio Al A. m: 1875, ll.l6, p. m.
Ius,t,more. 8, 9.29 s.b9a. IN; Y 20, lIS7,
IS Ssd p. IN. On Sundays: 2.a' q. m'
TasbingtOr. 2.31, o. m.: I'D, EZ.oi,
~, eso D. IN. On Sundays: 2.al a. m;
v" EeW W. Castle: $50, 1910 u. m;
~ n,o, .' M No sunday trains.
:. III l,alsvare X. r.: $50 q. M; l2io, 7.lo
\ u Huntington 4 Northern r. X: sos
II 40 a, m.; and 6.48 p. m.
D ~ nslaware Western X. r.: 800 q. m.
ID a,t D soo % m. sunday train 6 rs r. M.
.S Wv soR WILMINGTON LKAvx PHILADBLr
PUIA.
~ proad street and Washington avenue
.p 2 90, 1890, 11.46 a. M: 1.3o, 800, 100,
.W ,' 40, SIS 9. .A6. ll.30 p. m. On Sun.
t,v. a% fS $50 q, m.; 500, 1l.So p. m.
! W thirty Second and Market streets: l.oO,
Ia II. s. a. m.; l2.2b, 100 600, ll.ao p. III.
On sundays LOO. o. Ia
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Hot In St. Louis.

The weather continues very hot at
St. Louis, the temperature there yes
terday being % in the shade. Ten
cases of sun stroke were reported, four
fatal, the dead being August Melcher,
Julia Nugent, Hermann Huss and Ed
ward Thompson. In Des Moines, Iowa,
yesterday, the average ofthe thermome-
ter was 80 degrees in the shade. In
Springfield, ILL.,, J. HolTerman, a rail
road employe, died of suAstroke. Two
deaths from sunstroke were reported in
Memphis yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
HydrOphObta-Ter Suffering
OTa Little child.

O2 q httb0 GnlIO.
"A special despatch from Cleveland,
Ohio says:
About three months ago George Cad
baw two years and half old, son Of j..
H. Gadbsw, shee-fitter, living at 55l
Superior street, this city, was severely
bitten by a coach-dog while crossing
the street. As soon as the warm
weather set in the child became rest
less and subject 10 fits Of melancholy.
A few days ago and his condition was
such that physician was called. who
expressed fears that 1t was case Of
hydrophobia. At the sight of water or
any smooth surface he shudders with
commissions. During his paroxysms he
snaps and snarls in the most fierce
manner, toaming at the mouth and fast
eniug his teeth in every thing he can
reach. His eye-bal!s turn in their
sockets, and his contortions of face and
body are most frightful. During the
relarses, which are growing of shorter
duration, he sinks into an exhausted
stupor. Doctors say he cannot live but
day or 50 at most.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Offering q Baby for Glass Of Beer

Early on Monday morning Mrs. Ann
Schneider entered one of the beer sa-
looms in Central Avenue, Jersey City.
She had been drinking. She said she
was cut of money. She asked the bar
tender to give her glass of beer. He
refused to do so, and then, he AYERS,
she offered to sell her one year old
baby for the glass of beer, became very
excited when this offer was refused, and
had to be put in charge of the police.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Just Received

200 punches Of bananas, and an invoice
)f lemons and oranges. We are selling
70 the trade at low prices. You will
'ave money by buying from US. Also
,ar load of peach baskets, which we are
selling at factory prices. Francis & Sip
,le, wholesale commission merchants,
No. 10 East Fourth street, Wilmington,
=
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
BOURBON BALLADS.

As SUNG IN CAUCUS BY GENERAL EWING Td
THE ATTENDANT oONFEDEHATE BtIGADIkRs
| THEY ENTHUSIASTICALLY JOIN IN A CHORUS
OF ALTERNATE CHEERS AND soBs.
From each Buckeye hill and valley,
Field and Forest rally rally;
From each Buckeye swamp and thicket
Rise up Tor the Bourbon ticket!
Come In on, disguise or many
Come wi h one belief or any
Come In motley garb, so
We can carry Ohio!
Ours Is scarce candid platform,
Wen take any form out that form!
In the war both sections bore them
Bravely, and we're sorry Tor them
North and South may bs applauded
Heroes always should be lauded;
Twas foolish quarrel though
Thus we'll carry J-hi.o!
We approye-you think It funny
Both OF gold and moonshine money,
While the folks their thumbs are twiddling,
We y refer our money middhng;
Hard on one side soft on t'0ther-
That's the way Well take II, b. other?
Hash ia nourishng, you know
II will carry Ohio!
Gold 10 good-we so esteem IT.
" there's paper ts redeem It!
Why, the least enlightened sculliOn
II nOWS q stones aH HOOu NJ DuiiluH,
II the stamp Of some big nation
IL put on the obligation
ITO redeem IT," Never! So
Will VIC carry Ohio!
Niggers keep the South fermenting-
They are dreadful uprepenting!
" Fight In Mobile I" (news come hying)
" Nineteen niggers dead and dying,
And one white man sprained his ankle!",
Such assaults our feelings rankle
And the colored savage show
Hence we'll carry o hio!
II man, without detection,
Votes three times at one election,
Federal soldiers basely walk up,
Chuck that hero In a lock up.
And excite no rage nor wonder!
Heavens the tyrants we are under B..
States will crush the armed foe
When we've carried Ohio!
Rally! Rally! Up and doing
or the meek subscriber Ewing!
Forward! Forward, all the roster,
For the overthrow OF Foster
Why the dickens did they pick him?
Hickcnlooper-whO can lick him?
I'm afraid we've nary show
For to carry Ohio!
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Bayard TaylOr's Parents Visiting.

Joseph and Rebecca Taylor, of Ken
nett Square, Chester county, the par
ents of the late Bayard Taylor, feel the
weight of their sixty-one years of mar
ried life SO lightly that thay went 9
few days ago upon an extended visit to
Coatesville and elsewhere. Mrs. Tay-
lor, with the exception ola painful
rheumatism, is as buoyant and bright
as she was at fifty years,
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
The Chinese Coming Like &waxms
of Bees.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA great in
crease of emigrants from China has set
in and promises to continue. One
thousand are just landed; $500 came
in the two preceding weeks. One
thousand landed at Portland, Oregon.
All sail ships now bring full compile
ments, and Hong Kong Oadvices state
that passage is engaged ahead estimat-
ed at 10000. Like swarling bees, the
crowds of China are on the wing, seek
ing room for life where food ia accessi-
BILE. Not an easy task to stop the flight
of nation swarming.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Great RodactfOn In Reef

Economize by buying good stewins
beef at 6 to 8 cents pound good
roast at s to 10; best roast, IL TO IA;
roond steak, 12a ; rump steak, IA s4r-
loin, 16, of R. P. Geary, stalls 10 and
II Third street market, and A. T.
Geary, stall 70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Not True ! Not True I!

Prof. Charles Italie has not left this
city, as is falsely reported, and can be
seen every Wednesday and Saturday,
at 2l8 Market street. Private residence
ia Market ST., Wilmington, Del. t
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
ROOhs md Shoes.

UUVuB 8MU OHVCbs
Don't forget Daniel McCusker's cheap
boot and shoe store, ZIG W. Second st.
He has large stock and he sells them
low. Don't forget ZIG W. I'd street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Look LOOk!! Look ~!

Prof. Charlis Italie, the Wilmington
optician, can be consulted every We'd
nesday and Saturday at g. L. Kahn &
Co. g, 218 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

kORTGAGES negotiated, Ronts
II collected. Properties careful.
managed, lnsu rance placed I'm
liable companies, and Convey.
king accurately execu.ed.
|y.I II EALD q 60,
|ukers and Investment Brokers.
ilay tom ElOuse Building
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

'ANTED.-By lady, three furnished
rooms in tho centre oi the city. Ad-
'"H," This Office. 7.S3t&
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

ANlED.-To borrow 5000, TO be se-
A, cured by first mortgage on farm near
uN! EVANS PENNINGTON,
"''H Z. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

E0R ZEN r.-1hree-st0ry |. house No. ll2l
MARI ct street, with all modern Improve
10. D.d in good order; splendid view OF
liner rent 10 = .or the balance OF year.
Apply to HENRY DANBY,
nS3.ti $50 shipley treet.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

ANFED "A few miles from this city, a
white Eoman to do general house
i, U asmall family. Apply at
o. 6O4 w. THIRD ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

'nNrED.-By II lady, three uniurnish-
e' rooms in the centre OF the city. At.
"B,' 7 his Office. 7.S3t.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

Sxenth Street below Wal
mt, suitable Tor Lectures. Public Meet
Fairs. Festivals. Dramatic Ente rtain-
b., etc. seats 4Af. Has stage Atted with
Idt border and ioot!ights, and all stage
urs. Good '.ressing rooms. Apply at
IcTh day, between and II A. M. 7-3 II
lRSALt..