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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-02
THE JUDICIARY UNDER THE NEW
CONSTITUTION.

Tho Importance 81 tho aucaiipn who shall
IL, the Chief JuatIos of this state for the nHIt
flscfrr vcua. and who shall he the nsroelato
hlniicn4 81 the Supreme COURT. and Judges 81
thn civil and district courts Of the parish 81
OrIonna Ia neceaEnrily involved In the anea-
tlon who shall bo the next Governor of thIT
State, bccauno by exprees provision u tho
now constitution the Governor elect is In
voatod with tho power II appointing those
high judicial officers
In letter re0ently publinhcd by Mr. Nc
| Connrl dnelntng n nomination Tor the leglE-
httIrr. rendered to him by tbs Prohibition
PARTY he took oceaIi0n very properly To warn
Tint party thai In supporting separate State
ticket they would MD the Republican purity IN
securing tbrso important iudReahipE.
/ In view Of tho fuct That the constitution
does lnvoet the incoming Executive With This
great appointing power we ask tho repff-
tuntntIyr mon Of New Orenna thoan who
reflect It's intelligence aud all ttB great Inter
retp whether commercial mechanical, nRft-
cultural, OF property 81 my kind Is II not n
matter Of deep concern ,0ho ahtR be ne fhtrf
j .J.t4ficc of Lom4tdaa FOR hr ,.rrt TWELVE
YEARS md who ahall be the Jldges 81 tho
II Supreme Court, hHl ~ ttl0 GFNH htia HA5il -
courts Of the parrish 81 Orleans for period
or time to como extending through two gov
ernshtpR
We nsli them to consider TINT the question
who ehnll be Governor carries with 1t and Dc
cltlea tho question who ahnli constitute our
judiciary, M above stated.
In other words, vote against Witt i8 {
vote favorlng tho appointment Of Republl
cans IA Judges hye, Of the appointment ant
I installation Ia Office Of Il Radical rs the Chile
Justice Of this State for term three time.
I tho length Of that Tor which tho Governo
himself fl TO be elected
Ia the e1perionce 81 the people Of this Stat
t In the past with Radical judges Of such pleas
: ant recollection that they desire thcir reRto
/ ration To office aud TO power We beItey
! not Let doubling voters examine the pro
visions IT the new constitution for themselva
and become satisfied Ot these and other Xix
] important provisions, and they will not heel
j tate to vote for the Hon Louis A. Witt q
9 their next Governor.
t Remember, that 10 vote for Beattie ts t
: vote for Republicans TO fill these iadgeehipe
8 but la voting for Witt as Governor your vot
Is given Ia aid OF the appointment OF goo
r and true men, who will reflect the worth an
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AMl1SEuENTS TO NIGHT.

GRAND orERa HOUSE 1HR Mnnft -
tan" hV the tinren"es.
ACADEMY or MuHIG ~ a'nruN 'u I'M
Esdvne & 11fnnu Gtmhtnd'ton.
FRENCH OFEHs HnUaE tn"urhnn atrees'
MARTA" hp The 'sHntnaait itai'on 't'o''
Troupe.
ROLLER AK ATINa RINK ~ Hsroait'on Hall.
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Htnuh sanda no the laFcsi Now Yoih papers
and The geienhfc american. stauhs news
emporium. nj fIoldihwaita's, corner ~ Iahal
street and Exchange Alley. ia tho place I" get
the nleet 1,apeta and pe,ndlraa
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| intelligence of tho iegel profession, mon VINO
will represent tho true interests OF the peo-
pie. and give to the people of Louisiana III
honest and faithful interpretation 81 oonsti-
| tI,lonal law
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A GA RID.

HEw DpiFArE Hnrnmher 1, 1879,
Tn Tho Public
Tho unt,aislgncd rtitheis any and all stn'a'
manta made hy him fhal IN Hur way railaefs
uran tho honor ~ Mr. W q EInsaIla mud thlE
~ relation 10 an article IN ths morning g ffea-
v,tna IN rotation IT, Meehnpiee and Tahprers
Union pnriy Tho undersigned hopes Tho
I1enuae will give ibis tho sama pnhllnlty that
u gave above mentioned article.
dep w. VI. VAT ES.
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For the West t'"G St"tea to"cf i'teSainf
ssutheftu 1taia a,i irdmo'. fird' ~ rhftV
eiptsig sreathef
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NOTICE,

DrrfpR oF GtvfE EufRtpp j
Eatleh ~ D,IsauH. /
Nav Orleans baoeHber 1870 !
Under anaiIpl - ~ nnl No iol ~ tho esfra
aaealpn NJ 1871 Notice IL hetety given hal all
drinking saloons and tinneH WHARF ilIu1t is
sold within ralua If wu miles ~ anV pn
Ing t,laaa. must ha knti rloaod from onlpek a,
III h n.raoh i m while Tho election IL helnR
held on TUESDAY The second dag u Denam
hat 1870
~ AIUEE GhTFHREhHE
OWL HhetiH ~ Tho Parrish ~ Orleans
OrIAg HAVAMAC
lea II ilouIetfai ~ Voters,
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THE REPUBLICAN, CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen ynara' State and city government
iaaa coat Louisiana In direct taxation
Hfssta ,se%=.,.4..,ent sko. h,n TIA o.
uitv government ha.linN1a Gi
T,taf ainaNl0ait "a
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nnnLfY ak..rnaRn

Have tie moat eorgDi9es stock IF Cane Wagons
thIoe and f5ur ra1is Gane Carts OK Garts. Log
Wteels Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts. Farm
Carts Kice Carts, small Carts Of every slze. fonf
for deli7er!ax goods Hpokes FaIoss. Shasta,
Hounds WgZ1D Material, Axle Grease, oafs
Boxee. etc. We eaoeeta!y call attention " ~
iul-sized sTed9sd and hardened Azle5. Unfues
Boxee and extra ironing ef FL or Carte ena
Wagons. Manufactured II our owu factories, -
wheeling, n Va, troS1 the baat I1asartal an, ~
guarantee aeet any oouDedaoa And sHDDts
the largest lem 2nG.
0spet-as aua 30 Union street.
my2 2dD en
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DIED.

RAFFERTY, On Mnniar t'anaplet T. lafu
nj 40 i n, Thnrsaa Hnfreriy p9sa ~ vaatH q
naty" af Tnpn, Nonniv tialwng Ireland anh
resident ~ THE ell f,.,tli'iy raata.
The ftienla # The rnmIlY ato y an"s tfrlis IN
yIied - attend his iunernl Which will Iaha
ulaaa ftnn hla laf tuaitfaraa tfn nc ~ Thamaa
etraat. This Evening ~ ".l ,ek
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factory with District " Columbia aifaia and
with other matters of minor and local Inter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-02
FOR STATE SENATOR'S.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES,.

Frai RrpfeGcninhps Dtatrtcf
RALPH MOgGhN.
Strand Kepfraenffttiue Uisfrie3.
THOMAS DHVEREAUX.
JAMIE BARRY,
Third Rrprreeoiatip Die1iot,
W T EGIaEH.
r. w AITKEH
LAMBERT FRANZ.
Eourih Representative Diatrtel.
JUDGE f. il. EHYOA.
FJih Representative Dtatrr3,
A. RhEGUIN jra
I.EONhEb tGHhE1DTR
i4igth HclrcsfniGtms btatries,
OCTAVE NOBEL.
!YcUrafh RfIaranfatsos Digtsies,
j q. BUCHANAN.
il, LETTEA.
Ei0hih Representatives Dietytcs.
TIIIObOEE HOUCHhRD.
Ninth Rcprracnhtitrc Diabici,
FIRED XthuEi.
HEhMAA MEI9THR
Tenth Rerfeacntafiee UtaiTict,
J0pFrH II. BrEARfNG.
Ete1'rnth Reprcsrntnttnc Distviol.
col T. N. OGDEN.
ERANK GEHHTNER.
T1ncEfih ReJrracnfntire Uisifict
FRANK Il. NuGHAhbBOE.
TTstriaeqih RcfurHruMttDc Disnifs.
HORACE +. IIiIl LTPB,
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HnouH ~ uanp4iIf. topeHt ArtvF tArfRu
tlflnHi oa ltatiet IT Orleans
~ ~ fAbaflra etraat
Now Orleans. nanhtuhaf I. 1870 I
II In hereby onoelv announced that npL u
" OGDEN Ia ono ~ the regular nrminean Tor
Tho HauHa ~ Herrasnnintlv ~ Tho Dano-
cratic conservative ticket from Tho Eleventh
REPRESENTATIVE blatriot. In rlaoe ~ Joseph
H,epar teeipnei.
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stout backbone II NJ esaenth 10 physicn
health M 10 political c"ns ls'"nry. For weak,
nras Or ms baeS and diaori"fa ~ ms liver and
ZION II the Eit'ara IL the our hing nnedfnI.
Remcmber That n, rt1maeh 4 the malaa'ag
the citeestien with tha ureuar.,'lon tho spInht
column aud all ita d"pendHueiob arr strength
ered
For Hoatettot' 3 ALMANAC for 1920 apply 10
DrnR9ats and d@aiers generally.
dol I'm TnThSA
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DEMOCRATIC. CONSERVATIVE
TIC X Ell.
STATE TICKET.
Pin Gorrrnot.
TOltla ALFRED WILT
~ Orleans.
Enr Lirufendpf Goretrpr.
SAMUEL q MpEHERY
OF Ounehita.
~, AHnneV GrnmnL
! 4 EtAH,
Of Claiborne.
Eot iSrcfefuU IF Sfafe.
VIII Il. ATnONg.
OF VIM.
Eor Auditor,
ALLEN JuMRb.
OF Ibatyile.
For Superintendent Of iHbHc Education,
EDWIN n FAY.
OF taet FtIleianR.
PARISH TICKET.
nor Reeordr " Ho,tpnQss.
IlJaHNE NAY.
~, Reoiqte, # GoaufpmreR,
LOHla AnNAUtD.
~, pfai,iet Aifmpev
Joua j FlNNEY.
t;n fbones.
In J. q HEARD
Hpt dnt ~ rGrd niabict Gb,ef.
JAMER r CLAIR
For f1ftk IF ~ i,ninnt District fbi.yf.
THOMAS WARD.
~, ff,d sheriff.
THDMAH DUFFY
F,r ftiInitni sheriff.
ROBrHT EHHWRTER.
~, .IndUea II fuv Gpafe,
HtWARD x REINHER
WILLIAM VUOHHIna.
WILLIAM y HOLMES
No, Gfeyha of fifU Gn,ots,
H. II MnMuI{RAV
CHARLES AUTH.
J r. MrukAH
~, fhnafabfca IF ffiD G,wte
ROGER MURPHY
n V VlHET
H. T.. THDMAH
FOR STATE SENATOR'S,
Fnaf Hrnat0tial District
ALBERT III DFfHAL.
JOHEtH BAKER
Rroni 3cnnforinl Diatricf.
JOIIH r. POLLOCK
] ktMh AllGUETIH.
1hai Aennio,ni Diatrid.
WINNIE EOGEHR.
Foush Sennteidi Diaf,ict
ROHERr q nhVhY
Fffh 3ennfStial District
EDWIN HARRIS.
lgirfh .renUforiai Diahirt,
JAMEA IiAGAH.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
DIED..

AITscuur.LOn March 15 IsrpoR ALrscuur.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence. No. 221
East 4sth st.. on Monday, March IL, AZ ton A. NJ
BExNrTr.--On Sunday, March 1G, 1879, Jr,NvrTrE
W. BENNETT. wife Of Jacob j.. Bennett. in the 4jd
year of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence. 81
Carmine ST., on Tuesday, March Is. at one O'Clock
T. NJ.
BoarANp.--On the 1ath inst. RoDwRr BorrASp,
born in county Tyrone, Ireland. in the 4Sd year Of
his ale.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu-
neral from his late residence, 3i5 West 18th ST.
Morday. March II, ut ono y. H.
IowMaS.-On saturday, March Is, JANE, the be-
loved wife of George Bowman. ago 5i.
Funeral from her late residence, $40 West 42d St,
on Tuesday March 49, at twelve o clock, thence to
st. Peters church, New Brighton. :. L.
BnoucH1oS.--Suddenly. Friday. ut his residence,
Doth 81. and 9th av., THOMAS BEoUunroS.
Friends invited to attend also his brothers,
John and Patrick this Monday morning. ut ten
o'clock. from Sc. DernarIs Church, between sth and
9th avs.
BnowS.--M Paterson, n. j.. suddenly. on saturday,
March 10, 1870, PETER V. BROWN. aged 30 years.
Funeral from 81. Josephs Church on Tuesday.
18th inst, at ten o'clock A. NJ. No howers
DunroS.-On sunday. March 10, 1879. at the resi-
dence of her daughter Mrs. J. b. whallcy, DEBORAH
PpESrrcE BURTON. aged SO years.
Funeral at 0riswolds Conn.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.

''victims of tho late Continental Life insurance
Company having addressed the HERALD letter ask
ing some information respecting the dongs of the
receiver reporter called at the Office OF Mr.. John
p ONeill. the receiver aforesaid and was informed
that matters werc progressing steadily. though. per-
haps, somewhat slowly. The policy holders have
all been informed that there certain questions of
law which must be judicially determined Before dis
tribuion be made the status OF several classes
of claims has yet to be lcfnei. The receiver
was unable to say at what time tho distribution
will take place. Tho referee Is, IN tho meantime,
passing on the validity OF numerous claims. and tho
pssets are being converted into cash rapidly us
circumstances permit. This cash can only be paid
to tho policy holders when the referee shall have
made his report and the Court dsposcs OF various
questions connected wit the policies.
No less than 25,OO0 policy holders all over tho
United States being interested in the progress malo
by the receiver gentleman not ofhcialy connected
with the office. but who has closely watched the do
inys of tho present management OF the defilnct
corn, expressed his belief that the available assets
amounted now to ut least s2ooo,oW.
Mr.. Morgan Dayton the reterco above referred to.
called upon. lie stated that the work OF exam
lining such immense number OF policies exceed
ingly lsborious; there were any number OF policies
TO which the receiver had taken exception because
they had elapsed" while, again. OF those which wcro
approved by all parties there were quite number
that would give for litigation. 1t was impossi
Bile for him. sitting the Courts representative,
dividend the time when il would bc declared. He
certainly could not make up his report until after
Juno 26 mp to which time holders of policies and
receipts were permitted to hand IN their documents.
He could not render decision in certain matters in
regard this unfortunate concern. he said. una all
these policies had been received. How long tho
ceiver would wait after the receipt of this report be-
fore declaring dividends IL Was impossible for him
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.

In tho Church Of the Covenant, Park avenue and
Thrty-ffth street. interesting service was hold
last evening in aid of the sldenslan Church in italy
The main object of the clergymen and laity who as
sisted TO supply the place of their Scottish
brethren. hitherto the chief friends of the Walden
SLAMS, but who this year. owing to their en-
barrassments. unable to make any contr
buttons worth speaking of. Rev. DR.. Adams
in brief address introduced the Rev. Sr.
Turino, OF Milan. Italy, who, in the
English language. stated the position of his dcnom
nation it's past services and the work II might yet
accomplish with adequate financial aid. Rcv. Sr
Turino was followed by the Rev. Mr.. Hitch
cock. of the Union Seminary, who spoke
of tho history of the Waldcnsian,s and
aft cr him came Roy. DIR. Hall. who spoke strongly
against the Church OF Rome. concluding by handing
TO Rev. Sr. zurino check for 900 that had been
entrusted TO him for such presentation. After somo
remarks fr om Rev. Mr.. Bcvan collection taken
up which is to be still further supplemented in this
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
HORSE NOTES.
HIaryAR.

II is with unfeignod regret that we announce that
Major b. q. Thomas Dixiana Farm, Lexington. KY.
splendid colt uimyar. has again given away in tho
back and lons. and the injury IL OF such chsactcr
will ncccssiiate his retirement permanently from
the turf During galop wednesday morning. March
H. he again gave away In tho back and loins in tho
same way he did last fall when ne was beaten by
Cammc Il. for The Elkhorn stakes at Lexington. Ky.,
In deep mud. For days after that the colt was
unable to turn over in his stall. As he was
well enough TO be removed he taken home and
Turned out and this spring looked we'll and seemed
promising that he was entered in all the and
cups in the Southwest TO which he was eligible. The
accident Ia u sad one for his spirited and gentle
manly owner, as IIimyar. sound and in health. held
all the cups ut his mercy. and in our Judgment
iinmcasuraby the best thrce-ye yearold that showed
in America last year. not excepting the rcdoub-
able Duke OF Magenta 10 not tho fastest and of
the best colts OF any age that has appeared In this
country. In his retirement OF the brightest and
most brilliant lights has faded from the campaign OF
1S79--keatncty Lie, Stock Record.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
RIFLE SHOOTING.

THE FOREST AND STREAM SHORT RANGE RIFLE
roURNEMENT.
The second annual short range rifle tournament
for the gold badges presnted by the Forest Stream
and Rod and Gun began at conlns Gallery. this CITY,
Monday evening last and wass finished Friday night
The teams engaged in these competitions represent
the best rangeability of the country Many Of
the individual members OF the clubs widely noted
for their skill expert OIL hand shots The following
clubs sent teams of ten each:-Zettler Rife
Club OF New York, two tessms; New York Rifle Club
two teams; Newark Amate ur Rife Club. of Newark
~ j.; Helwig Rie Club. Gs this city; Catholic Insti-
tute Rifle Club. of Newark IN. j.; seppenfeldt Rifle
Club of this city; Empires Rife Club, of New York.
and theSouth Brooklyn Rife Club.
The prizes ten gold monogram badges. pre-
sented by the Forest and Stream and Rod and Gun;
an American Express rife. the first one ever manu-
factured IN this country. presented by the Winches
ter Arms Company; Ballard sporting rifle, pre-
sented by schoyerling & DAILY; Galway rifle. pre-
sented blythe Remingtonss two bafges presented by
N. M. Shepard. and prdze. as yet undetermined.
from the Union Metallic Cartridge Company.
The comIHtition Of high character, all the
scores made being very. credtable and the winning
figures being much higher than have ever before
been attained either in practice match shooting
The Zettlers first team. who carrie-o the first prize
last year. agoin went to the front with the remark
able total of 475out of possible SOD; the New York
team taking second place with 46s Then followed the
Newark team, AGO; Second Zettler, AGO; Hewig 454;
Catholic Institute. AL; Sepponfeldt. 43s; Empire.
43s Second New York. 4s6; south Brooklyn. 4s5.
The best individual score was made by W. H. Farrow,
of the Zetalers. whose total 49, A run of eight
bull's-eyes was made by William Hayes. of the
Newark Amateur Club. Only one "outer'' was made
in the entire match of 1000 lts and the two first
Zettler and New York teams scored only centre
Shots By newly devised and very ingeniously
duplicated target each shot was recorded that
there could be no opportunity for dispute and the
whole tournament passed of not<only with great
lowing the Scores 100 fs, Creedlnoor 20O yards
target reduced; off hand; 1Otsshois each man. pos
sihle 50:-
The New York herald., 1879-03-17


I'll tho first Monday of April.
SurERIm Counr-SrEcrAL TrnM--licld by Judge
Fricdn,sn-Court opens nt half-past ten A. M.--
Calendar called AZ eleven A. M.Cuse ON. M. 20. The
New England Iron company ~. The Gilbert Elevated
Railroad ct al. No day calendar.
SurrrioR CoURr-TEfAf. TEna-Part Held by
Judge Spcr--Court opens at eleven A. M--Nos. 52l.
52t l0. s2T 10is i0S, fi. 60' 3. $40. G 6i9. SOC.
32b, 6,2, ir3 59a. 80, lI6 Part 2.-Adjournod Cor
the term.
COMMON PlHss--CrxrnM TrnM--Adjourncd until
the first Monday OF April
COMMON PLhAs-SrrcnL TEna--Hcld by Judge
Lerremore. Court opens ut eleven. A. M.--Nos.
and T.
coSscS pLrAs-Eovnr TrnM.-Adjourned for the
term.
Cosfsfox PIIas-TnrAL TEnM--Part Held by
Judge J. J.. Daly--Court opens at IL A. M.--Nos.
eTd 9s, o7a 1922, 172 l73, s76 pi7 $751; ?ss 1885, ei.
Io5 1877. ol, Wz 2002, last. 900. Part 2Adiourncd
for the term.
MAr,SE counr-TnnL TrRM-part 1--iseid by
Chicf Justice Alkcr-Cotrt opens at ten A. M--Nos.
aiSs 1928 5s2,, 6i30 s427 go', ii0I $685. Goai 5ul
shca--tour opens at ten A. MNos. ,lri, 6,I2g COIL
r 5liG, 553l 553T, $500 5553 $500, 5l57 4ass 5tsa
5lSsj 3i3y. Part 3--Iicd by Judge Shcridan--Court
opens at ten A. M.--Nos 52S 3i5O.. JOvs, $685. 1910
3573 27Ol, i455, 55sd $685. 500. 5506a. 5507 550s
559g.
Corrr or GESERu. srssroSs-part Held by
Judge Gildersiccvc.--Tbc People vs.. Cohen Davis
perjury; Same George Young, larceny from the
person; Same w. John KictnGu and jeremiah
Moriarty. grand larccny Same John Francis.
burglary; Same John Stctson, violation of tho
Excise law Part 2--ltcll by Judge Cowing.--.Tho
liafcrty, robbery; same VS.. Wiiilap Wright, grand
LARCENY; Same VS.. Ncllio Gorham. grand larceny
Same Va. George e. Walker and John Simmcrmcyor,
petit larceny.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
COMMUNISTIC CELEBRATION.

EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FRENCH REvoLU-
TON OF 1S71--A ''rosfBoLA," CONCERT BAN
QUET BALL AND sPEEcHIF YING AT cLAREN-
DON HALL.
The eighth anniversary of the Commune or, as the
printed invitations styled it. of the revolution OF
March 49, 1871 celebrated last evening at Care-
don Hail. in East Thirteenth street, by tombola
Charity lottery. concert. banquet. ball and
polygiot speechifying Shortly after eight
O'Clock the hall was well filled with swarthy
sons of toll from the Taubourg st. Antoine and
South Fifth avenue. and respectable representation
of intelligent German and American mechanics and
workingmen. with sprinkling of noted Commun-
lists like Megy. Grolard and Martelet. besides half
dozen Russian nihilists headed by Popoif. Many Of
these people accompanied by their wives,
mothers and sweethearts. decked out in scarlet
coaks and red ribbons, and formidable contingent
of babies who squealed loudly before the ubilation
began. The hall strkingly decorated with blood
red flags and notices, as follows:-
Wealth is Social in It's Origin
! And Must BE Social in It's Destination.
r~~~>~~~
Our Object
Reorganization OF Society
Independent of
I Priest, King, Capitalist Loafer.
Abolish War by
Organizing Freedom.
The Laws Must be Submitted
to the People.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17

employed about twenty hands mostly girls.
the other firm employing about one hundred
and fifty hands. The fire, supposed to have origi-
mated in the engine room. broke out shortly before
four o'clock, and though the alarm was promptly
given the flames spread with great rapidity. In
deed. despite the efforts ot the Fire Department, it
but a few minutes before the entire building
mass of fame The heat was so intense that a
number of buildings some distance OFF were badly
scorched. the windows cracking like pistol shots.
Messrs. Hail. HIATT Il Parker's loss Is as foilows:-
On machinery, $4,000; stock sl3, 900; on lumber
and building, S32. .000 Doolittles loss is 81 .OOO
There is $4,000 insurance Hall. HIATT & Parker's
property.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWARK.

The extensive sash. door, blind and packing box
factory of Hall, HIATT n Parker. corner of Ogden
street and Fourth avenue, Newark. opposite tho
Newark and Paterson Railroad station, was burned
60 the ground yesterday afternoon. involving q
loss of 100000 and throwing out of employment
nearly two hundred hands. Tho factory. four story
frame building. fronted Ogden street. Mossrs.
Hall. HIATT n Parker occupied the first three floors.
and ". Doolitto. paper box manufacturer, car
Rcd ON business on tho fourth story. uc
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
PIGEON SHOOTING CHALLENGE.

BpooKLyS, March Is, 1879.
To THE EpIron OF THE HEnALD:--
The Fountain Gun Club of Brooklyn having
pigeon shooter in the person of Mr. Charles wingate.
who has the idea that he outshoot any in tho
Long Island Club, now hereby challenge him to
shoe rue q match FOR $3.50 side. hnd. trap and
hane from twenty to thirty yards rise. Long
leland rules 90 govern. any ground he may select.
Man and money ready at my store. corner Bond and
Fulton streets. Yours, WILLIAM wINN.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
FEBRUARY 2a.--swccpst.kcs
prnrsrRIANrsNr.

TIM SIX DAYS Losa DISTANCE CnAMrroSsIrIp -f55
q side from Corkey and iIa1aci is now down la tho
hands OF the Sporting L,, and the remainder Of tho
money must be stakcd as under ;--f5 side ON Fri
days. March 7, IA, 2i ~ AMI April and IL and tho
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
PIGEON SHOOTING At MoNAoo.

PIGEON SHOOTING AT MONACO.
Tho most important sweepstakes of tho afternoon
was won by Mr.. Maccalistor. who Is of Americas
best Shots aud certainly the skill he hes shown
his arrival out here fully jussincs his reputation.
SUMMARY.
ErnnnAny M.-SwccpstAkcs of louis each. 10
The New York herald., 1879-03-17

final deposit of els side on April Is. Hazael Is
training from Mr.. w. Mills Queens Head. Charlotte
street. Whitechapel. and Corkey from Mr.. Moore s,
Morpeth Castle. Victoria Park.
The New York herald., 1879-03-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

LEvrsox-wEniAN--SpfoN IrvIsoS TO JENNIE
wEI,lAN, both of this city. No cards.
Chicago papers please copy.