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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

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Warchter, and same vs. joseph Waecbtek
V1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Plk
L ish Of Orleans. ko-. 81, 439 and 4oi3f-gs
virtue Of two writs of fieri facias, to me II
rectsd by the honorable the Third WH3z
Court for the parish of Orleans. In the ~
entitled causes. for city taxes OF 1875 and IT.
will proceed TO sell at public auction 81
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Nx'
street. between Canal ani Gus tomhouse s1ss4l
in the Second District Of this city. on N.Y.
DAY; April u. 1879. at IL o'cl ok M. the folov|
A, CtRTAIN Portion OF GROUND' g
ated 10 the Fourth Dstric- Of his city. 10 sqns7
rum Der sixty. bounded BY Chippewa. I1A
st Thomas and Fourth streets. designstea =
lots nineteen end twenty. measuring luz
feet front on Chippewt street By one hundN
and eigh cen feet In depth =.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUNp "
dated In the Fourth District OF this eit7s
square number seventy nine, bounde1
chippewa, Third. ABnuneiation and fons
stree,s, d. signated as lot lumber six, neasg9s
Ing hfty feet front on Chippewa streeA
eighty-four ieet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Ca b on the SPOT.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA..
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Ofieaa4
mh13 20 q ap3 10 IL
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Same VS. same, same y5. same; sama
same, same Va. same.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PIN /
l. t~h Of Orleans. Nos. 1884, 30 as3 40 n 4
aud 40 838-By virtue Of five writs OF fiprl Es5ss
70 me. directed by the honorable the TbIaf
District Court for the parish OF Orleans n HIS
an We entitled causes, Tor city taxes Of laI' txS
1876. 1877 and 1878: will proceed to sell at pu5
lie auction, at he hier ,haDts aud Auctionsrg
Exchange, koj al street b,tween CansI IL.
CustonhOuse streets, in the second Disfri@a 4
this ely. on MONDAY. March 81, 1sTs 4 4
&c OK M. the following described DrofsfsI
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situsxI
In The TIL District of this city Ia s0pin2
number two hundred and fl ty three. houn33|
by st. Ferdinand. Press Dauphine and B1t
gundy streets. designated as lots nunbs3
TWEEN ely ut and taenty Uina, measuring sirt5
two feet front on ST. Ferdinand street, by ~
and hundred ten feet In Depth
Seized in tho above suits.
Terms-Cash on he spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUY
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish oil OrleaN|
fe27 mhs IS 20 a. 81
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The First Senatorial District returns have
been received at the Secretary of States
Office, and the vote for each candidate is Off
cally announced as follows: H. 2. KerDo-
chan, 1886; Stoddardt Howell, 1857; DR.. J. b..
Wilkinson, 1881; J. A. DeBlanc, 1868; Laurent
Millaudon, 552. II. 2. Kernochan and Stod-
dardt Howell elected.
Gov. Nichols yesterday appointed P. Win
gate Chase tax collector for the parish of
Concordia, and Owen McLeran coroner for st.
Charles parish, vice Geo. Scott, failed to
nuaI1fY
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

The Louisiana division of the Association of
the Army OF Tennessee at their last meeting
decided upon holding. for the first time since
Its organization, grand reunion. The en-
teTtainmant will take place on SATURDAY.. The
NTH OF April next, at Masonic Hall, and We
understand that all arrangements have been
completed to make the affair grand one.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, MARCH %. 1879

some connection with school funds, but
whether 1t is civil or criminal prosecution
could not be ascertained.
THE PoSTOFFIGE
authorities have ordered a o'clock D. m Sun
day collection Of mail matter, In the section
OF the city bounded by Erat0 and Esplanade
streets, and the river and Rampant street.
The signal officer has been visited by Lieut..
James A. Buchanan, signal corps inspector,
who Is on an official tour. He will take In the
station at Eadsport.
The sub-treasury receipts Friday were as
follows:
Internal revenue ...................... So 1886 OF
Curtoms. silver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q SO
Customs. currency. ........-............. 300 %
Z stoffce Department. .....-..-......... 3.70D 90
Miscellaneous. IL 96l %
Total. $40 068 20
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The City of New orleans VS.. A. Chevau@..
same vs. same: same vs.. A. Chevillon: ssa'


VS.. same.
T'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE p
l. i-h of Orleans, Nos. 81 $50 81 938 and 81 ~ ~
and Sixth District Court for the parish d vi
leans. No. 504-By virtue of four wri's u ~
faeias. TO me directed By the honorable
Third and Sixth District Courts for the pzk1s,,'
of Orleans in the above tiled causes. f0f Es''
taxes 1874. 1915. 1876 and 1877. Stl proceeeJ
sell at pub ic au tion. at the Merchants -
Auettoneers' Exch nee. Royal street, befFe33
Canal and Custombo us.. strests, In the Sec
District of this city. on MONDAY, April y -
at IL o'clock M, the following described pr
.rty tc Wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUN 0, situsssz
in tho Second District of this city, Ia squzsI
number one hundred and nineiy-n ne. boul4i
By Robertson. Bayou Roed. Ursulines and -
borne streets, designated as lot number ~
measuring thirty fest front on Robertson 81
By ninety feet In depth.
SEIZED In he above SUITS
Terms-Cdsh ON the spot.
] r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
mh13 20 n ap3 10 IA
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distinction against him on account OF his
color. Alexanders grievances as related by
himself, are, that after having paid the price
demanded for first-class passage from
Shreveport to this city, he was compelled to
take his meals Mt q separate table than that
used by the white passengers, was compelled
to sleep In the texas and was refused bar
privileges. The alleged offense was commit
ted in December OF last year, but Alexander
has but recently realized that he was injured.
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The City Of New Orleans VS.. Alfred W.
Perry; same vs. Louise III. Farino same va.

1oIIg SsstsIo V5' 1zOuIso M III IHU sHIIIB vi
came.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans. Nos. 30. 1888. 80 332 and 3033f-
By virtue of three writs OF fleri facias, to
District Court for. the parish of Orleans, In
the above entitled causes, for city taxes OF
1874, 1875 and 1876. / will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
and Customhonse streets. In the Second Dis
trict Of this city on MONDAY, Auril IA. 1879,
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Fourth District of this city. Ia
square number two hundred and forty-three,
bounded by Carondelet. Jackson, Brainard and
Philip streets, designated as lot number one,
measuring thirty feet front. on Carondelet
street by ninety-seven teet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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A CIVIL RlGurs c.sp

VIM. Alexander, coIored ra,
an affidavit before United statas Gas 10 liaae
er T. Morris Chester, charging Con- onm y,
. mnAlnson. Oh the steamer W. J. Behan, with
violating The civil rights act and makina !
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The City Of New Orleans va. win
Henry D. II and Henry Doll Jr.; Same 81
Widow HY. Doll and ELL Doll Jr.


Widow Hy. Doll and Hy. Doll. Jr.
T'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Phi
ish OF tiTl-'ans, No. 80 $50: and SIKH 1s
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans, Ne. ~
BY virtue Of two wrsts II fieri fscias to mo &s
rected by the honorable the Third and 8r5
District Courts for the parish OF Orleans. Ia 3
above entitled causes for city taxes OF 1870 -
1877. Vill proceed to sell at public aneiot fs
the Merchants and Auctioneers' EschMtz
Royal street, between Canal and Custombrs
streets. in the Second District of this cIy ~
MONDAY, April IA, 1879, at 10 O'Clock M, th6ts
lowing described pro,.erty. to wit
A CERTAIN POR { ION OF GROUND, sltutHz
in the Fourth District OF this city. In sQ1lez
number two hundred and ninetY-two, bon1t5z
by Felicity. Dryades. Rampant and st. Andr
streets. desiRnat ed as follows: Lot nunE2
eleven. measuring twenty-five feet front % n
LEFTY street by one hundred and sixty fee6
depth: lot numb r twelve measuring twerH
five feet front on st. Andrew street by one DE-
dred and twenty-five feet Ia depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUI,
Civil Sher II OF the Parish oil Orleans
mh13 20 q ats 10 II
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CUsTOn-HOUsE NOTES.

None of the Custom-House people know the
nature Of the case OF the State against Burch,
which has called him to Baton Rouge. It has
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-23

Relief Work During the Late Epidemic.
The Young Mems Christian Association
have prepared and published In pamphlet
form the report OF their relief work during
the yellow fever epidemic OF 1878, with a
tabular statement OF receipts and expendi-
lures, distribution Of food and clothing, and
names OF contributors.
The association lost five members during
the epidemic: Samuel Knox Shepard. Chas
Augustus Meyer, Rev. G. John Wiemers, Rev.
Tiff Foster and DR.. G. l.. @. Herndon.
The contributions received from various
sOairces were as follows.
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PERSONAL.

beautiful fancy goods bazar, 159 Canal street,
has just returned from the North. Mr..
Schilling brought with him q superb assert
ment OF fancy goods and fashionable milli-
merry.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. widow John
Riley; same vs.. same: same vs. same same
vs.; Widow Jno. Rieley; same vs. Widow
j. Riley.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1 1sh OF Oh ans. Nos. 1903, 30o59. 30. o57,
sso.o56 and 732-By virtue OF five wrfts Of feri
facias, to me directed By the honorable the
Third District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the above entitled causes, for city taxes of
1870. 1874. 1875, 1876 and 1877 will proceed to
sell at pubic auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street. betwet n
Canal and Customhouse streets. In the Second
District OF this city. on MONDAY, March 81,
1879. at 10 o'cll ck m. the following described
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, ait
uated In the Fifth District of this city in square
number thirty -one. bounded by olivier, Della
ronde, Vallette and Peters streets, designated
as lots numbers twelve and thirteen. forming
the corner OF Olivier and Peters streets. meas
uring fifty seven feet front ON Olivier street by
one hundred feet In depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
fe27 mh6 f2 20 u 81
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The ely of New orleans VS.. John Kohl

man bAueVS 5hH1ei bdue Vs. shme, ShHle
va. John Kohlman.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans. Nos. S0,3e3. 30 362 9o.361 and
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No $50 BY virtue of four Its OF fieri facas. to
me directed by the honorable the Third aud
Fifth District Courts for the parish of Orleans.
1874, 1875. 1876 and 1877 will proceed to cell at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street between Canal and
Customhouse streets, In the Second District OF
this city. on MONDAY. March 81. 1879. at IL
o'clock M. the following described property to
wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
In the Third District Of this city. In square
number two hundred and flfty-three, bounded
by st: Ferdinand. Press. Dauphine and Burgun-
dy streets. designated az lot number FIVE, meas
urlng forty five feet front on VI. Ferdinand
street by one hundred and ten feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
fa2T mh6 IL 30 N al
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BHTHUU'. ..,..sa...... K4D4 10
This worthy association has the following
officers: President, w. I. Hardie; vice presi-
dent, Thos. l.. Raymond; secretary, Z. s.
UPTON; treasurer +. M. Norman.
Relief Organization-W. 9. Shepard, chair
man; T. w. Diendorf, secretary: w. q. Ray
mond. trea 5lrer
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Always ready, need no cooking
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sTATE-H0UsE NOTES.

or cease 10 love. What2 shadlnes.
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The CITY of New orleans vs.. Jsss

C1vI Sher II OF the Parish Of OfIeanA
mh13 20 q ar31014
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
PERSONAL.

coLoHELJ J. NJ. MORGAN, of Charleston, is booked
at WIZARDS.
ADMIRAL W. II, wYMAN, U. s. N, is anchored at
the Ebbitt House.
Hon. THOMAS l. YoUNG Of Cincinnati is q guest
at the Ebbitt House, NJ.
LIEUTENANT GEORGE NJ, ToTrES, U. S. N, Is
among the guests at the Eb6iu House,
L. FARQUHAR, of Delaware; Henry h. Worthing-
ton Philadelphia; q, NJ Van Holsen and ii. S Van
nolsen New York, are guests at the Arlington.
GEORGE a. BACKERs and sister, Of New York; f.
j. Webb Baltimore Frank Templer, Baltimore;
George Houghton England G. Barlow, England
and N, Reed, New York, are at Willards.
MRS. A. NJ MILES Of New York William Farms.
worth, Boston d, 7. Watson Pennsylvania; Mrs
j. H. Hammond Chicago Mrs. Davis, Peunsylva-
mia Henry Williamson, Virginia, and NJ. 4. Dick.
inson, jr. Boston, are booked at the Riggs House
H. y. sAYRE and wife, OF New Jersey; W. n
Cromwell and wife, New York; 9. Darrell Balti
more $. NJ Hyde, Maryland; J. G. Parkinson, Ohio;
A Mons Switzerland, George H. Patrick, Alabama
and X. y. Tory, Pennsylvania, are stopping ut the
Ebbitt House.
AMoNG the new arrivals at the St. James Hotel
| yesterday we notice the following; NJ O. Wilcox
and j. c. Mcconnell, Of Mount Airy, Ga. Benjamin
| W, CloG and wife, Saratoga, n, Y; NJ. J. oBTienS
aud NJ r. Malloy Chicago; John ii, Rasler, Wes
Virginia, and John Hodgers, Florida.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

Nev Era, the Greenbackers' organ, advances into
the field as powerful rival of Dennis Kearney.'
Mr.. GALusHA A. GROW does not think the Green.
back vote In Pennsylvania THIS year will exceed
10000
TILE Denver Tribune, commenting on the Indian
disturbances in Colorado exclaims "Oh for an
hour, Grant"
LET the South divide and it will conqucr-the
good will the spare resources and the enterprise OF
Northern men.
EX.DooRKEEPER FITZHUGH, who was "a bigger
man than old Grant, is now doorkeeper to the
Texas legislature
THE Utes are in league with the Confederate Briga
dters to reduce the army. But both the Utes ana
Brigadiers must 60.
SENATOR DAWES told reporter in Boston " re-
gard the success of the Republican ticket in Massa-
chusettS as assured"
THE new constitution of Louisiana provides that
the legislature, and not the people, shall choose
Presidential Electors.
GENERAL WoODFoRD's story of the Chisholm trial
is doing more to make Stalwarts than anything
since the IazOO murder,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
DIED.

evanston Saturday, 2sth of October, 1870, ED
MUSD LAwRENCE EVANS. aged II years. the only
son OF Dr. Warwick Evans ana Mrs. Mary M. Evans
OF this city.
ne funeral will take place at Dr. Evans residence
No. 1917 Ninth street northwest, on Monday at i0:3(
The friends Of The family are Invited 10 attend
FRASER.-On sal urday evening, October %, at the
house OF Mr.. j. stiles, 73l Twelfth street northwest
Miss MARY HATFIELD FRASER, sister of Mrs Stiles
The funeral will take place at o'clock to-day
FRECH.-On sunday, October 26 1879 JACOB. in
fant son Of Jacob ami Elizabeth Frech, aged three
DAYS.
REID.-At 1903 Third street northwest, on Satur
day. October 26 GEORGE REID q native of Ayrshire
Scotland.
Friends of the family and members of the Gale
donian club are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral this afternoon at so O'CLOCK p ID.
WHEEL0CR.-Dn Saturday morning at 935, o
dipbtheria, FLORENCE s. daughter of officer A. NJ.
WheelOck, aged years and imonth.
Funeral VIII take place on Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from her parent, residence No. 5l2 Fifth
street southeast.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
WASHINGTON. OCTOBER %, 1879.
EIGHr-PAGE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

ElGHr-PAGE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
On Wednesday morning next THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN will be printed in an
eight-page form, for the purpose of accom-
modating the extraordinary advertising
patronage with which we have been flv-
ored, as well as to enable us to give to our
readers comprehensive and satisfactory
report of the opening ceremonies of the Ma
tional Fair This report will be accom-
panied by cuts and diagrams of the Main
Building, Agricultural Hall and Art Gallery
as they will appear on the morning of the
opening.
Advertisers whose fnvors appear in this
issue will enjoy the advantage of an extra
increase in our circulation; also of the fact
that the paper will be preserved by hum
dreds and thousands of readers who will
naturally desire TO keep record of the
inauguration of that great local enterprise
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
LET THE SOUTH SLEEP IN THE BED II
HAS MADE.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution made re-
cent allusion to the rumors of movement
to make GRANT the nominee of the South,
saying:
One thing is certain: whatever happens or
fails to happen, the business aud commercial
interests of the South are determined to have
peace. .
The Montgomery (Ala.) Adrertiser ex-
plodes like torpedo, in view of such ru-
mors. 1t denounces such an idea as pre-
"posterous," and then says:
We look upon all this talk about supporting
GRANT us something worse than nonsense-
| it is cowardice. 1t Is treason to our prin-
ciples, treason to the very name of Democracy,
and treason to the Constitution itself. We
hope tho Democracy will not suffer itself to be
! frightened by shadows or threats. 1t should
nominate one of the best men in the party
and fight the battle fairly and openly on priu-
ciple. We can make the war an offensive one
from the start. The Republican party is vul-
nerable in every joint of its armor. With a
sound Democratic statesman, aud with the
| record OF that party, we can push it to the
wall aud make it fight defensive war from
beginning to end And, if we must be de.
| feated, let it be at the close of an honestly
fought battle. We can go down with cOlors
| flying and save our honor and our principles
| Better, q thousand times, be defeated thus
than win victory by the surrender of all that
distinguishes Democracy from Radicalism.
We confess that our sympathes are
strongly and decidedly with the AdUertiSe
in its selection of position on this question
We hope the Democracy will not suffer it.
self to be frightened by shadows or threats
into change of position. We want it &c
stand right where it does now, resisting the
measures born of the war, with its owl
standard bearer Of the black flag of seditor
and revolution until it goes down with it,
colors flying and enters that sea of political
oblivion whose shores it has so long beer
struggling to reach. Thus far the Southern
Democracy has our warmest sympathie:
and best wishes that it may continue to oc
cupy its present position Of hostility to The
Constitution and its war amendments unit
the inevitable overtakes it and consigns i
to condition of political helplessness iron
which it has been once relieved by the hanc
of Republicanism-a favor which it has me
with the basest ingratitude under studieC
system of wrong, oppression, bloodshed an(
murder. There let it remain until it ha
been properly qunrantined and found in {
healthier political condition than has beel
evidenced by its conduct during the las
two wears.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
PoLITICAL NOTES.

GooD.BYE, Mr. Thurman. Your trouble is over
A GRANT paper Is about " be started in SPRING
field, No.
THE Democracy is fully as anxious 10 sell US Til.
den is % buy,
THR barrel couldn't save Ohio, and 1t viii also
be unable W save New York
HOLD on tight 10 that seat in Congress, General
Ewing You viii lose that next
TuE California legislature Is Republican by
twelve majority on joint ballot.
CoSORRssMAH FRYE has returned from Ohio and
will take part in the Massachusetts campaign,
TIE Portsmouth Journal says The Portland
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

ST. Nicholas Scribners illustrated Magazine
for girls aud boys, for November, commences a
new volume of enlarged proportions and in
creased interest. The illustrations are fine
and add interest to the work. The contents
are varied aud well adapted to the intellectual
capacities of the young
Linelrs LiUiag Age for October % has made
Its ann earauce
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

NEWSPAPER roosters are now cooped up
IN all well-regulated Republican printing
Offices, being fattened for use on the morn
ing after the New York election. Well fed
beforehand, the CORNELL make 'em crow
loudly then
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

The coming week will be gala one at the Com.
ique, for, in addition to strong variety combina.
ton Mile Carlottas Brunettes have been specially
engaged for the deleCttion 0f its patrons. The
agement fully alive to the fact that Fair week will
be good for business, have taken extraordinary
pains 10 get none but the best performers, regard
less Of expense incident TO such an undertaking.
glance ut the array OF talent advertised TO ap-
pear will suffice TO convince the most exacting
amusement seeker that the Conique is well worth
a visit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

EVERY wide-awake, public-spirited citi.
zen in the District is now aroused to the
propriety and necessity of extending til,
most liberal hospitality to the Society o
the Army OF the Cumberland when it visit.
Washington next week.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n s5ypT THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE NATION
E-S nj Base BAH CLUB ore requested 70 attend q q
meeting at Herman Hall, corner of Eighth and n
streets northwest, THIS EVENING ut 7!D O'Clock
for the purpose Of organizing Those persons inter
osted In base ball are also Invited TO be nrcsenL w
nS5yS SPECIAL NOTICE
special meeting of the West Virginia Club Will be
held TONIGHT at 1880 o'clock, at the National
Hotel Important business
EDWIN W. s. MOORE, President
EDSON c. BRACE Secretary. IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

lNAsMUcH as a large reduction of fare
has been secured over the Northern Central
railroad between this city and Canandagua,
there seems tobe no good reason why every
Republican voter i'll Western New York
residing here should not go home aud vote
at the coming election. That excuse at
least is removed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

THE Albany EceaiIlg Journal in referring
to the late speech of Secretary EvARTs
says:
The brilliant and striking speech of Secrc
tary EvARTs is in many respects very iui
portanU event of the campaign. Beyond it
own trencbant. incisive, persuasive reasoning
it has broader Significance. Beyond its in
trinsic strength, it has great representative
force Mr.. EvARTs as citizen stands fol
the large body of earnest independent Re
publicans. Mr. EvARrs as Secretary of State
stands for the Administration. lie speaks the
voice of all and throws their great weight
into the scale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-27

The Louisville Courier Journal, with be-
coming insolence, characterizes the people
OF the Northern and Western States as the
"stolid North" 1t is merely q rebel yell