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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

81 AL M Il N Il
Showing the condition Of the company Jan.
i, 1878, ia accordance with the Insurance
Law of Pennsylvania.
ASSETS.
First mortgage on city pro-
perty .................. ...S sos, 2l0 90
Real Estate, Philadei phia,
Baltimore, Germantown
Pa.. ......~~,..... 100000 90
United States Government
loans 49,. .................", 1865, asa 90
Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Connecticut, and other
Safe loans ....-........... 72s,l7s 90
Philadelphia Boston, Pitts
burgh and other city loans 765,3IO 90
Penns WANNA, Philadelphia
h Reading Lehigh Valley,
and other Companies
bonds and stocks. ....... s57,8o3 81
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

nR. G. R WUZZY. Homeopathic Phvsi-
~ clan. office at his residence on I'd str.
] ST ward. blocks south of Main
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

NJ ULBkRGER x GARDNER, Attorneys
wi and Counsellors at Law, Main street,
Muberger's building.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

DLATZ h BRANDT, dealers in Dry Goods
L. and Groceries, corner or Sd and Main
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

HABHEGGER & CO., Dealer in Dry
=. Goods and Groceries, Sd street, one
block South of Main.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

~ :. SCHEMPF Il Co, dealers in Drv
~ Goods, Groceries and Crockery Main
street
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

BUTCHER Il SON manufacturers Of
y Clothing, and dealers in Dry Goods.
ION Cassimeres, Hats Caps, and Gents
furnishing Goods. Main str be1w Alb h 5,b
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-02-05

| iNDO-' HOUSE, }. LIndon, Prop'r. cor.
IL West Water aud MANI street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
POLITICAL NOTICES.
Rooms state Central COMMITTEES +

Rooms state Central Committee Dem.
ocratic Conservative party. Sc St. Charles street
New Orleans, November 4, 1s79-The follow
Ing named persons are hereby appointed COM
missioners OF election to supervise the election
to be held In each ward Of the parish Of Plaque
mines on the eighth day of November, 1879:
First Ward-Stella plan tation-Larry O'Don-
mel, Ferdinand Lesseps. 8. W. Sawyer.
Second Ward-Monsecour Plantation-O.
Guenot. Edw. Smith. Geo. Mann.
Third Ward-Court House-PIerre Hfngle,
Joe Fontinelle Manuel Ragas
Fourth Wa'd- First poll. at Pilot Town
James Williams. Joseph Redmond. r. 7. Will
son.
Fourth Ward-second poll ct Henry Fox's
place Henry Fox. FL. e. Gilmore. Henry Will
kinson.
Fourth Ward Third poll. at M Titus's place :
N. Titus, Frank Richmond. Tom Brophy.
w Fifth Ward--schonbe rger's Store-A. A. Levy.
Robt. Taylor Mr.. RedicK.
Sixth Ward--AtJ ]: r. Kelleys-Dr. D. r. Fox.
J. r. Kelley VIM. II. Fl. Brooks.
Seventh Ward-Sore at Lady's Point-F Bar
rois, Sam Bayhi. Robt Dobard.
Eighth Ward-Daer Range Store-Geo Fried
r. Laussade, DR.. BaloWe,
Ninth Ward-Talliaferro's Canal-John John
son. Thos Norman. J. L. Haspel.
Tenth Ward-Stock fleet Store-G. w. Kirk.
BGilbert Pelas. John Lyons.
JNO s. FULLY.
nos Chairman Sub Committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
TO CAPITALISTS, LAND IN
VISITORS, AGRICULTURISTS
AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDS IN BRITISH
HONDURAS BY ORDER OF THE
# TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY.

ABOUT ONE MILLION ACRES OF LAND.
well suited to the cultivation OF Sugar. Coffee.
Rice, Cocoa. Corn. Cocoa Nuts. every variety
81 Tropical fruits. Pine Apples. Oranges. Lem
y ons. Lines, Bananas, etc. as we'll as to stock
raising and grazing. and Astounding In Mahog-
any, Cedar. Lockwood. Rosewood. Fustic. India
Rubber. Sarsaparilla and other natural nrn-
ducts. will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY,
the twelfth Of December next, In the town OF
Belize. British Honduras. These lands Will be
put un In blocks to suit purchasers, but reason
able offers for cash before the sale will be en-
The attention Of investors Is invited to a
body OF lands comprised In the abovel on the
sea coast between The Bio Grande and Moho
rivers OF about 70 600 acres. About Az, 900 acres
Of this land has been surveyed into sections Of
one square mile each, Of which 5000 acres are
the rest being unsold This land will be offered
for sale In one lot Plans of the above. lands
colony obtained BY application to JAMES Mr.
PUTNAM. room 81 Sugar Shed A. New Or
leans. La. DARENT HARRISON.
Attorney for r. Mackay. Trustee OF Estate of
P. Toledo & 90. In Liquidation. oc25 mol s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

Ths steamer New Camelia. TIL further
notice, will leave for BILOXI and Intermediate
points every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. on ar
biloxi every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY Of
d. m w. g. COYLE,
cc28 II No. SO Caropdelet street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
DIRECTIONS
FOR USING
VIGIER'S DISINCRUSTANT.
THE DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE STRICTLY
OBSERVED.

l. For every ton Of coal Tor two cords of wood
, consumed on the fire CRATE. dilute one pound
Of Vigier's Disincrustant In five or more gal
| feed pump Into the boiler In the usual way
2. III the boiler IL provided with surface or
mud drum blow-oT cock. hen blow off as often
half gauge or more Of water has escaped.
8. II there Is only, tie ordinary oW..cock,
then blow out the boiler twice a week and *lcash
MofOugitty with force pump as often as once
week, until the demonstrations are all removed
| THROUGH the hand boles;,
| no trouble. It la light. portal bio and harmless.
and does not incumbar the boiler-room The
Disincrus;ant should be injected on the top OF
the boiler near the centre where the greatest
ebullifion exists. Ia order to spread 1t over the
entire surface and keep Il In constant agitation.
5. For locomotives: the Dtsincrustant can be
placed in the tender tank and thus be fed into
the boiler
When salt water Is used. the blow-offs should
be SO arranged and be used only with such fire.
auency that all the water evaporated in the
boiler should be subjected to the action Of the
Disincrustant.. otherwise the material will be
fed Into the boiler and blown out again without
acting on the SCALE forming particles.
the boiler, without blowing of. the better This
s. PosiTivE ACTION WITHIN THREE
9. + TO prepare the material mir thoroughly
in hot water before and while injecting II into
The boilers through the pump or man-hole.
The Disincrustant mixes more readily in hot
Price of Vigier's Disincrustant zoe y pound.
ito wash thoroughly Is insisted upon.
Ito mix thoroughly is also insisted upon.
ADDRESS
HUGH w. MONTGOMERY,
l6O Common street, New orleans, La.,
POstef1ce Box 1916,
Sole Agent for the Southwest and the Island of
Cuba. oc17 I'm 2d65p
JOHN III. RARESHIDE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Sole Agent for the Hannis Dstilling Com.
pany's Philadelphia celebrated
ACME WHISTLES.
60. Magazine street ....... so
nos I'm
MONEY TO LOAN
COLLATERAL SECURITIES
AND
CITY AND STATE INDEBTEDNESS,
At very reasonable rates. by
J. STRAUSS. Money Broker,
po2 I'm no. Oarondelet street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
CANDIDATES.

number Of my friends (many OF whom former
patients OF the Louisiana Hospital In Rich
mond and Of the Firemen's Charitable Associa-
for the position Of Coroner for the parish Of
Orleans. subject to the nomination Of the Dem
ocratic- Conservative Parish Convention.
no68t DIR. I. FORMENTO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
FOR RENT.

At CHATAWA. PIKE COUNTY. MISS.
90 on line Of Chicago. st. Louis and New Or
FOR RENT Or sALE-The vel! known long
established and desirable COUNTRY STORE
HOUSE. with dwelli nR- room attached, formerly
occupied By Mr.. Chamberlain. at Old Chatawa
oi Fon KEHT NJ oNLY-Aa SMALL COTTAGE,
In good repair zat Curtus Hill. near Chatawa.
Apply for keys ana further information to
FRANK CONRAD, ESQ. railroad agent. Chata-
va Station. " w. ALEX. aoRDUN. 80 Caron-
delet street. no7 a.
E,OR RENN- TWQ ia oRN HOUSE. EIGHT
10 rooms. haas anH gaSIerias: large stable and
eleven lots. xth District. Coliseum aud Flea
nor streets. Eighteen dollars per month. In
duire al 70 Carond0let street. upstairs. noe 49,
FoR RENTt FRoM FIRST OF NOVEMBER.
I two adjoining cottages. In good order. three
rooms ana kitchen each; cistern and yard:
fronting on 81. Peter street. beyond Claiborne.
Canal street. Will rent at very low figures for
cash in advance for sx months. more or less.
Address j. b. o.. this office. or Lock Box No.
1896. nos 1w
DARTIES HAVING THEIR OWN FUkNI-
~ tuTe can secure pleasant rooms with or
without board In centrally located residence.
Anniy ia X IT., DarnOnrat Office. nOg7 ix
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS.

~ Messrs. ZUBERBIER & BEHAN expired
On the thirty first ultimo b. M. POND.
November /, 1879.
SCHMIDT q ZIEGLER, WHOLESALE GRO
~ GERS, importers aud Commission Merchants,
New Orleans 81
Mr.. B. NJ. POND has perfected business ar
raEgement With us. commencing this date.
SCHMIDT 81 ZIEGLER
Novembers1. 1879. moi Inn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

H0mC0 VI tine Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company. New Orleans, November 7. 187e-At a
special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, held
LYMAN. ESQ. was unanimously elected Presi-
dent. Id place Of Thos. a. Adams, ESQ. resigned
nos CHAS, IL, RICE Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

III. N. Ogden, Attorney Mt Law, has re-
turned to the city and will resume the practice
Of his profession DC his old Office. No. Caron-
delet street. nos 3m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS CTTY RAILROAD
Company, No. 124 Canal street.
New Orleans. October 16. 1879.
GEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
- OF SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF BONDS of this Company. or any
portion thereof. not less than Five Thousand
Dollars. will be received at this Office until
TUESDAY, November q. 1872 ct y o III %.
pany reserving the right to reject any and all
bids.
The bonds are In denominations of 800. $50
and $1,000. Have twenty four years to run. bear
interest at 8 per cent per annum. payable semi
annually In New Orleans or New York. az the
mortgage on the franchises, real estate and all
other properties OF the Company.
The bonds will be ready for delivery on or
about December /. 1879.
oc17 tno2s U. q. LEWIS, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
WANTS.

YNANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
Wv the cheapest and best advertising In the
city liz In this column. at ten cents per line Tor
the first and Eve cents for each subsequent In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
BANK NOTICES.

Citizens savings Bank-aH persons IN
debted TO the Citizens Savings Bank. whether
on call loans. pledges, or on notes past due and
unpaid, are hereby notified that such tnde5t t
FOURTH OF NOVEMBER. otherwise said
claims will be- placed In the hands of the attor-
neys of the commissioners for collection.
II. ". HITCH,
aA II. HASAM. JR..
p. III. LEGENDRE.
Oci8 1wdR3weod Commissioners.
$40 to $1,000 sssef sIoaRs ~ M4 iol:
tunes every month. Books sent free explain
Ing everything. Address BAXTER & co. Bank
ers. " Wall street. N. Y. ap29 lvDAW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
Epocla1 NOTES.-The Office or the SOU rH-
FERN TRANSPORTATION LINE composed

Once Lcvee steam cotton Press Conn
pRny, No. 81 Carondelet street--NeW Orleans.
the annual election for seven directors TO serve
for the ensuing year will be held at the Office OF
slant between the hours or II a. 10. and Q b. m
mon 3taW I'd VIM. u. i. SEVEY. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
C0O-,Jp|.era,gli;,e.

COOperage.
DHILIP KLEIN, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL
j kinds Of COOPERAaE. Sugar Hogsheads,
Molasses Barrels, Half Barrels and all eizes OF
Moiasses Kegs Factory. No. . Second street;
Warehouse and Office, No. u Crossman street
New Orleans, La. no4 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

special Notice-To shippers 20 Monroe
and all stations on the Vicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Deltn. Ia. Steamer
NATOHEZ, leaving every SATURDAY EVEN
rate as other boats.s JOHN JANNEY,
t,c7 tf r. Il, OARLlN Agents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-08

Tne wOman's Christian Union viii
meet on the first and second TUESDAY 10 each
month, at IL a.. M. at the Carondelet street
Methodist Church.
Mna n Z flnnn Ranretarr dak ff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12

Ga, i'd aud nidt Ssrr Graf? Das
8ud Bier bat ss nidt sstban. mir tsnnsn
bic @urte nidht, ss mub wobl bas Wttne'
ralpai5er eettan baten, wopon ID esuts
einen S9lud sencmrnen.
@opbie fane lta am folssnpsn Gage
aeitta auf ber Brumenabe elm, unp snar
an berleIben @telle wie am Sase soresr,
mad ,peniaen Mlinuten erltisn aud sSla'
bimir. Safob belt lfh In Der 5srne.
@ie ieben wte piinetli4 i'd bin. laste
Sppbie.
@ie .belddmen mid, perlsbte sr, ibr bic
5anb rsidenb. u,
@ie leste bic ibriae binein, uno sr BELT
bic fleine, ,peide 5ano, welhs lett tuaf
Sabr.n nidt in BET leiniasn ssrubt.
@inb Sie leiesnb. bae 81, Nasabqusue
trinfen 2 frasts 'Sopbie.
Wan bat mid mfinsr BIinbbst mteen
bsrseldidt; i'd bin in 5Olse elmer YAH
ttuns Der Ssbn,rssn erblinoet, benn an
meineu Nusen isltlt fOtl niAts su sntOeden
lein. Die Ner3te meinen, msin uetsl lst
bsibar. :A4..s.
Das wcfle @ptt!
SD mub s.itstsn, bas i'd dtsinsn srObsa
Wsrtt burauf lese. ST babe nihts aut
per. gDslt, moran i'd Breuce bate. mttn
/ fSers ednet an nidts aisl an sineni @rabe,
rnb mir lebt Niemanp, pstdsr 1beil an
mir ndbme. y id - %
~ .,-.... l8ortfesuns foIst.l ESD
.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12

- Gin fcnbsrbarer prcseb. gor sint.i
ger 3eit si,sb bic &unbe bura bic 8ldttsr,
ba6 5ubaun Wasner in Snetanapolis, Der
sine 8atboliiin 3ur Jrau bat, auf Nnnul.
lirung einss BON etntm faibplilGen Yrie.
fer peresnpmmsnen Iaufasts tlasen wOa.
le, obwOt! man ni&t sin,uieben permohts,
iais .ia folder 1aufatt unnullirt tpfrpsn
tSnnts. Sept erfakren mir aus Golum.
bus, Snoiana, tas 5olsenee: SSobn
@asntr BON Snbianapols madte burd
Ieinen Nnmalt Ben. 5. Davis cine &lase
ssssn @ietor u. Sdneu, Wfarrer Der Dor.
tissn fatbplilfsn &irde. anbansis. gr
sitt In Der alassfdrift an. sae i'm ssr.
'wi6tnsn Suit istn. drag nit tbrsm Sdus.
ling ,Sstis 3um peluG ia bisIer staet
mar unp tas eisa 9Shterdeu ubne isin
DiHsn unb gDOosu BON gietor q. Sdnst
In ber fatholilden &ir@s gstauft msrbsn
unb Der Iaufatt In eas &irhenbud eins..
trassn wOrpsn isi. Der &ldssr Uerlanst
nun. pab Der paaor Sansa nit hem eir.
Geatad sOr Gridt srfdeine unb rort
aneebaltsn usrfe, elm. Nusraoiruns. 8an.
,sliruns uno gani6tuna pts Sirdsu.
uno 1auieintraas pariuaebmsn gno iolds
saeere @btaii; ~ seiuatrsn, usie bas 9s.
ritt fur poltno une seeisnst baltea mag
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12

- = Nue arantbeiten, bic aus einem
perocrbenen Wasen entiprineen, meiden
ansenblidlid nad benz @ebraub bon
,&eees Gilt @bse Tcnie." t,: s'lH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12
Das Droisft sinss lunnels ;wiGhei

= Das proisft sines 1unneis iwilden
Spaniea Aao Nirifa ipiro isbt Ia ben
snSlitAfn Insenieurfreifn pieGaa psntt<
l!rt. Dtlsr Slnna marbe auf Der ipa.
nilhen Ssite unmeit @lsefras. auf BET
afrifanilhm apil6en Ianesr unit Gsnta
Wanbsn, Sstu. qdnse wGroe stwa 10
enallhe Wesilen bel einem @slaae Don
100 bstraasn. Da bic arSBts aiefe oes
Murss In bu StraBs Don 0tbraltsr 900
W.siss bstrast unb man bea6fihtist ,wt'
ltsn psm 0runot bss Meerss unp Der
3unnslss~Slbuns sinsn 3wifasnraam pon
90 Mstsrn au lallen. 70 wares Die tlsIlts
Gkue bes 1unnsls 900 bts 1000 Wetsr
unter BEN Wssrssaipeau liegen. /
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12
- Cine Oriatnsae ansrenuaa ba, bsr

- Cine Oriaiaeae ansrsnuas Bat b.r
yo'b.imdhsr IN NOronsfh setrcH,n.
Oalsiba bot R& namlid .ine freiwtlliss
1susrpe1r sfbleet. Der Qeli,simsillss
nun pamit nod ui&s ;aissssussab bic
0safrstst f& unitr I'infn Ysftbl ssfsut
sat, tonsern sr bat, bsrislttn, mic man bsr
Maltl.s psnwea fdrtibt, aud nod bic
Sorlartit srtttilt. bel ausbrsdsnesm 8eu.
q nit benz sSfdfn nitt por leintr Mu'
!nnft anf bsm 8ransplab 40 beginner.
Sn osr tttrtfenen gsrlHrtft fact bieier
wtsle poli5simann u. T.. aNan lana
ttbr cut siniee Minutta partsu, sena ell
@seauet. beg sinmal trsunt wire 70 wts
70 nistsrtrenr,en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12
Nub nod, ME baaeweIes

= Gut nod ME baseweien! Der
Deutide Iunpereia IN Spat,na, wann.,
eerannaltste nepli4 sinen BAL uno Sc,
ffattete Sen xbeilnebnaern nur ben Oenub
ron Qinlcnabe. Bier unb Wein tparen auf
bas Strenslte ausgeidlo6en! >
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-12

-8om Di1riftseriht-in In WontBomery
wurpe Warrsn Spepbarb wsssn Woroes
,um 1ooe uno .anosre Wl6roer 3u funf-
iatriser .3ahtbaus ifrafe perurttrilt. +
e ~ Dd s6arwoop puree Serrp Ssons
elm 4nseRsatsr Der Gan I.toaio Batn.
wdbreno er nit s 9sutsn in einsm Didiat
.arbeitete, erido0en. Die M,b tttr ersrif'
fen eiuen Neser. Der tes Moroes Ssroah
tist III, Ia letne Shuhs senau IN bic Spa.
rem paIfsn, bic Der WSrbsr ttntsrlieb uno
neil er iaon offer Dtobunsen sesen Qpons
ausasb. asttsrer tatts era Dor einsm
Mpnat seteirattst. 2sYi5gs3eE@
s grsoupsrnsur 6ubbarb trafin Cor
Rcana Elm, UNI NIT ben bOrtistn garsern
Eeineu Goniratt iiber ben Bau oeriAmal
ipurtstn 1erls unp ct. qcuis 8s9n at3u'
idliBsn. -i..ssz q esaees. f4He
= 9ei GornfY brannte cine Sheune
al. 3wei Ssinb,r, ,mslhe in perfelten
lpielten. tamen In. ben Jlammsn UNI.
= Sn -girtoria purbe cine &laJe me-
gen gsrlebunJ oeS SOnata5ssslsB:s ab5s'
tpielen.
- Dtes Jngtnteure tabtn tsgonnen,
oie gilentatn bon Napalcta nab 8rentnm
abjuFsdsn.
= Sin Nuliin 0neet eins Gcnosntlon
pon sberifs fatt, 81 Der iih 40 cetislbsn
einaelunbsn babsn Gin Bslhlub wurps
anaenommsn. wonah isosr Sheriff SIS
unb itosr., @sballsibsrif $3.50 gu ,ablsn
bat. iobalb elm Sberif in Gusiiouns lsinss
Nmt.s set6ptst mirp. Das 9slp ioq CUR
gerfolsuns ess MSrpers srruenoet wsr.
penl "-+
- Or. @uttsrforb III naa Snoiunola
absersia. gr tpiro ale pldse an Der Sl
lie bsfuden unb In Guaran 4 n.Ansslesen.
teitsn mad bem &s&ten ftbn.
Sn Naen fanb zine 9triammlung
pou @rsentadsrs aatt. Wtan tonnte absr
feline 6 uisfsil ersielrn uno siaJ osBsalb.
otns ld su orsauiiiren, aus sinanper.
= gp. Summers. tsr In Galusfon
ssrbaItst murpe auf ben 8sroaht bin. elm
puRrautu ~ isin. masoe mad aad0als
sebradt.
- Sn Mssinnsy fans stn. gsiamm
lung BON 5arbisen itatt, In wsldsr &susn
sessn bic Nuswanceruns mad 4anias Sc.
baltsn murbsn. gas
- Sn Dalbinsten County fanb Elm
1 Nsser ein.n Bsnensaum g beRss i'm
rab bIsb zen Nil nit benz 9isnenlsde ab.
ba er aber auf benz ut, fab. 70 far,te ct
fammt ben Bien.nash uno aa bsrnnter
unb brad bas eint 9sin ,msimal une ben
Mrm etnmal.
- Sn Jaas County srltisnen mass
tirte Mdnner auf br Jarm sines sswil1sn
glam unb frusen mad 3tpsi Mrbeitern,
Samss unp marion Clap. Ysib., Iomie
CLAM Islbl tparen ubmefsup. &israul
Itefatlen bic Ilsnner ben asf Der darm
ahwsiencen 6ranea bic @essae NIT ibrep
damilIsa iofart au usrluFsn. ribsn banu
| Die Gsn, Der 8tebp,nne nistsr unp natmsu
eas Visb nit fa.
.~- Sa @.aprcn County lsbte elm Wanr
Namsns SObn Cline, Der sinen @eiugar.
ten tslab, In ben Ht Sitsrs Dt.te sin
fdlidsn. Sn einsr Der lsbtsn Naht.
wurosn Cline son leiner 5ruu srwsdt.
wtds ,bm miitasi'ts, taa g,sbs im CAT
ten isisa. Cline tswaf fatte Na risE eintp
artsit.r nnb bs!be md4tsn Gd ,ur Gnt
psduns Der Disb. ouf. Sis umldUdeu
I zen @artsn. eh ieosr son Der entsessnst.
fsbtsa seits une als # ad.siuageeH.saisa
hitltia ila asiss far Sisks ane fAoHsn
auf inanbsr. Cline trbislt einsn S6rot,
ihub la bic Brul ber ian 1afort tGnist,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-20
WIZ NlnES EOR Old PLAcE&

Ii is rclltc1 of % solid German Who was asked
why Zee called Lis boy Hans, that ne promptly re-
piled " Prcapsc dot ish his name" The same rca.
son vou'd ec,m on the face OF II, 10 Justify the
inhabitants If the thrifty post town in Mon
mouth County 10 keep on calling 1t Red
Bank Notwithstanding the fact that the
StN-J,Tsey Legislature has Ju,t voted them the
privilege 81 giving II another style and title. Red
Bank is 3D.. name, and has been for many year.
and there are many practical reasons besides the
sentimental or rryerutial one which address to
many persons stll more impressive appeal why this
should continue 20 Doe it, name during the years
t1at are ia come II is ady fixed ia the records
of The past and in the minds OF every
ono who has or has had any interest
IN the spot. !. las q ycrtahlo existence of
its own, which act Of the Legislature can
avail 10 abolish, besides Icing IN many ways in
tcrWoycn With the history of the town. that 1t has
become al integral portion Of the social and bust
ness life Of the place. II is part of the description
and identification of all the lamiirs who live there
or who have lived there, ii is a Trademarks for all
the local industries and any attempt to supplant II
by some upstart title would bring ON long and
confusing struggle between the old and the new,
ont Of which no adequate advantage could arise.
At times there may be iustifyIng reasons Tor such
an act Of violence as the forciblc fastening Of a
new name upon an old town. In this very state Of
Nrw-Jersey few sentimental tear, were shed when
LOng-a-coming became Berlin; when Swnton was
artistcally substituted for Ilogtown. or when
Glory lIolo aud Bungto"n were erased from
the map. There are still elderly people
who sadly dream of Bottle Hill. although they
have become reconciled 20 calling 1t Madison
when they arc awake. But Red Bank IL a repu-
table, honest title, which can give a reason for
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tho Congressional recess. 10 IL the poPu-
lar belief that the assembling OF Con
r,rcss-whatever party il in powers
ominous of some sort of mischief. By ADOPT
ing the policy of obstruction to carry on.
its partisau measures, the Democracy VIII add
to The dangers it will incur from an eNtI"
session the Odium of having ulh'''S'" i'
forced il upon the country. 10 'h'sc WI, ~
rddcd the rcvulsion of feeling III the puolc
mind against the unsccmly scramble LOT oil'es
which is sure to come with the opening u
the new Congress.
ON the other hand. there is really rothlns 10
he gained except n little longer term OF once
or the part of the lucky few who come OUT
ahead in tbc scramble. The fear that their
,paio,ity will bc locked up in state prisons
before next December i imaginary; 'htie
is no such actual danger, whatever 'hc yer
rorS of a guilty conscience may invent No
reasonable person suppoSes Tor Il moment 'n"'
such . thing i. possible. Whatever majority
thoy Wculd have on the 9TH oI March thel
will have next December aside from lh'
cl,rces or sickness and death. which are II"
mara ociip,f them than their opponents
There i no excuse for forcing IN
extra session. except their own nav
cuou. HUNGER for spells. And even should
they force il by defeating tire ar'P'"-
tions. ~ they have done once before J. r'H'S
with Republican President 10 'aH me
session and fix the time, and 1t may hr IH'H
viii take no more by their motion III ihi,
ease than in the other. WITH 80 many IN"
such urgent reasons against "h'uHc'I''
action a, we have frankly poln'e" out we