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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-28
HOW NORTH LOUISIANA rs COM
ING DOWN To BATON ROUGE
FOR WILTZ.
TO the Editor Of the Democrat:
COLUMBIA. CALDwEzE. PARISH,

10 LH6 LdENF DI Inc D0mOcTAI.
COLUMBIA, CALDWELL PARISH. J
September "A, 1879.
l eft New Orleans Saturday last by boat
r Let Major 'Gnrrell, OF st. Joseph, who In
10 med me that TENSAS, MADISON and
c CONCGRDIA will be solid for Wiltz. ar.
lived at Monroe last night and reached
here this morning.
CALDWELL will be for Wiltz will be q
deiegatefrom this (Caldwell) parish.
The Columbia Herald, next issue, twenty
seventh instant, will come out for L. A
Witt and VIII. A. Strong.
see now nothing to be alarmed at, and
believe that on the second ballot Wiltz will be
nominated unanimously. JOHNSON.
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(VERYTHING LOVELY IN ST.
LANDRY. ..

'hELoUsAs, Sept. 27, 7 p. N. Robertson and
nssnot are nominated for the Senate delega-
|kp Baton Rouge. Sixteen Of the delega-
nEe for Wilt, and [ think 1t may be solid.
Rinagh, Carron, Lyons and Young are
mated for the House. Everything is
IN. ROBERTSON.
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A Proposed Genera, strike

ST. Louis, Sept 27.-h private circular has
been issued here by the Trade Assembly and
sent to oil assemblies in the United States
and British North America, setting forth a
time to be determined by the trade assem-
h1lpa
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Grant Again snubs nearney.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 27.-Dispatches
from various points In Kansas represent that
President Hayes's progress through that
State is marked by O continued ovation.
Gen. Grant is still having bonors heaped
upon him In California. eDenfs Kearney again
sent his card up to him to-day, put the Cen
eral again refused to see him.
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Alwes. John Lange, sr, James Newell, VIM.
Schroeder and phil.=Power. The club also
pledged itself to the support Of Mr. E. Dobgon
for the presidency of the central club, and In
dorsed the Hon. L. A. Witt for Governor OF
Louisiana. Addresses We're delivered by sew
eral prominent citizens from almost every
ward in the parish.
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The striking puad,ers.

PoTTsvILLE. Sept. 27.-The puddlers on a
strike at the Palo Alto mill had a meeting to-
day and decided not to return to work unless
their demands are aeeeded to. It is probable
that this mill will now be closed for an In.
definite time, thus throwing several hundred
men out Of employment
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sLANDRY, CALCAsIEU AND
ST. MARTIN.

Especial to the Democrat
FAUX BRIDGE, Sept. 27.-St. Landry and
aseu are solid for Witt, and st. Martin
to-morr ow. G. GUERINIERE.
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A s7s,coo Fire In e,.uces,er.

Carter's oiIcloth and clothing mandatory
on rogers street this morning, and extended
20 the Eureka House on Duncan street, hne
liloucester National Bank and other bnio-
tngs. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
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Another Missing Vessel.

HAIrF,y- v. s.. Sept. 27.-The schoDnsr
BatharIne hr al Roval. owned by Capt. Alex Bou.
drnt Of 4f Port Royal, left Glaee Bay, August
Is for Boston and has NOT slnee osen odsrad dead
from 1t is believed that shf ioaa nas iouN'10' e0
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RIA FAVORABLE TO WILT

Especial to the Democrat
3skLINs Sept. 27.-Iberia elected on the
aesh Instant the following delegates to
|sson Rouge convention: Breanx, Perry,
Brouscard, Babin, Cade, Provost,
9 Duperier, Lemaire, Loreau and Rob-
The delegation is favorable to Wilt.
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TIE Genital sy.tem I'm New yo-h

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-At prolonged meet
ing OF the grain trade to-day resolution
changing the time of buying and selling grain
Was adopted,
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EEWs FROM FRANKLIN

bAsKIN10N. FRANKLIN PAEIsH. |
September 25. 1879.
1aitof Of the Democrat.
kuopie Of this parish are complaining,
w SO, because we have only received
ves OF the new constitution. Let me
YOU to see Mr.. Harris.
rse9ofion to the conreatioa are for F1lts.
j. G. BAsKIN.
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..,.,,r Of ocean steamers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Arriyed: Kron Prince
William. Hatteras, Gulf Stream, Britannia.
Arrived out st. Laurent, Rtyerrdaie, Assyria,
algeria, Quattro, ALBANIA Heidi.
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delegation ha been elected from this parish.
No instruct one. j. D.. HAMMOND.
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HFOR OTHER TELEGEAPHIC NEWS
SEE EIGHTH PAGE,
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D = oriLEGATION FROM MORE
HOUSE.

special to the Democrat.
S, La., Sept. 26. A solid WiItz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-01
BENEVOLENT ORDERS
MaSOnS.

Richmond Lodge, No. 10, George l.. Bid
good master, meets ut Masons' Hall, or
Franklin street, on the first Tuesday IN eact
month.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. IS:
Charles P. Rady master, meets at Masons.
Hall, on Franklin streets, on the third
Tuesday in each month.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. II. Moses Hutz-
ier master, meets at St Alban's Hall, corner
Of Third and Main streets, on the second
Thursday in each month.
Lege FRANCHISE, No. So, Robert Caruthers
master, meets at St Adams Hall, corner OF
Third and Main streets, on the second Mon
day ia EACH month. 49,.
st. Johns Lodge. No. SO, Thomas j..
Evans zaaster, meets at ST. Adams Hall, on
Main street, on the second Tuesday in each
month.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40. II. sEineford mas
ter, meets at st. Adams Hail. corner OF
Third and Main streets, on the fourth
Thursday In each month.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, 3. Il. Fisher master,
meets at st. AAban's Hall, corner OF Third
and Main streets, on the second Friday in
each month.
Temple Lodge, Nc. 8, S. MEG. Fisher
master, meets ut st. Ai.baD's Hall, corner OF,
tahird and Main streets, on the flrst Friday
in each month.
Henrico Union Lodge. No. 100, William
5. Murray master, meets at the Masonic SOL
Hall. on TWenty-ffih street, on Inc Qrsb
Monday Ia each month.
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COLORED BENEVOLENT ORDERS
MaSOns.
GRAND LODGE.

Officers 1S7S-'79: T. G. Gladman, grand
master, Lynchburg; w. 81. Hughes. de-
putty grand master, Manchester; D. j.
Butts, senior grand warden, Petersburg /;
W. A. Coleman, junior grand warden, Nor
folk; james Stewart, grand treasurer, Rich
mond; R. A. Perkins, grand secretary,
Lynchburg; Captain z. A. Langley, senior
Grand deacon, Lynchburg; Thomas Cay
ton, Junior grand deacon, Charlottesville
Rev. Richard Wells, grand chaplain, Rich
mond: j. Fl. Clayton, grand purSulyant,
Petersburg; R. II. Matthews, grand sword
bearer. Lynchburg; D. W. Williams and
r. G. Crump, grand stewards, DanVilie and
Petersburg: Henry Cheesmau, grand mar
shall. Hampton; James Reynolds, grand
tiler, Lynchburg. Total number OF lodges
in State, Il; membership, about 1000.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Charity Lodge, No. %. meets at Foushee.
Street Hall, between Broad ana urace
streets. second Monday in each month.
Richard Davis, worshipful master; W. d.
+. Combs, secretary. Membership on roll, 20.
Social Lodge, No. G., meets at Friendship
Hall. Marshall street between Sixth and
Seventh streets, first Tuesday night in each
month. John Fl. Lewis, worshipfui mas
fer. M. F. johnson, secretary. Member
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, meets at same
hall first wednesday in each month. Joshua
r. Griffin, w. NJ; Thomas FL. Lewis, see
retary. Membership, 80.
Warren Lodge, No. Il, meets at same
hall. William 81. Wells, w. u. Member
King David Lodge, No. IS, meets at the
same hull second Monday in each month.
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CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.

Reiow will be found complete list of all
the Ca.holic societies connected with the
Catholic churches OF this city, together with
q list OF their various officers:
st. Pntrick's Q. d. Confrasernity.
Acting. President, Thomas OFarrel;
Secretary, D. Horgan; Treasurer, 4. Nh
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Sssso e Episeopsr Churcn ...,.. .

Thi 'asat Episcopal Church Horse.
Fom,S Iane: located at No. SIT north
". Fras sl.eel, Is the liberal gift OF the late
and nr .eeIisk Hannewinckei, Yho bought il
Yhen 90 itasa home for %entIewomen.
seen a 90 the ,ioilse filled up, which it did
be aaIed isdy having room to herself.
IL isto ~, 70 II. improyed IT, and transformed
narth b. Que Oh the bandsomest houses on
The ;oi, ppaFtii street. During his life he was
.aeafs mni friend Ct the Home, and bis
Episeona institution managed By all the
~ euafehes 10 this city EXCEPT ST,
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INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI BERTH.
Rimmon Lodge. No. GS. NJ. Rosenbaum,
president; Joseph Messenger, vice-presl-
dent; Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher, secretary ;
Jacob May, treasurer; William Lovenstein,
lecturer. Meets first and third Sunday eve
nin.s at Levy's Hall.
BENJAMIN Lodge, No. 60. Moses Myer,
president: NJ. j. Brill, Vice-president; Ju-
Illus Bear, secretary; Ellis Abram, treasu-
rc-; Solomon Wise, lecturer. Meets second
and fourth Sunday evenings at Levy's Hall.
Paradise Lodge. No. 223 Israel Stern,
president; Harry Schwarzchild, vice-presi-
dent Isaac Held, secretary; William Cams,
treasurer: DR.. Fl. Il. Levy, lecturer. Meets
second and fourth Sunday afternoons at
Schiller Hall.
ORDER KESHER Shell BABEL.
HileJ Lodge. No. 81. B. Samuels, presi-
dent; D. FL. Pyle, vice.president; iiliam
Lovenstein, secretary; +. A. Ezekiel, tfea-
surer..
FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.
Solomon Lodge, No. IS. Levi Hexter,
president; A. Morris, vice-presldent; Ju'
Illus Bear, secretary; S. Binswanger, treasu-
Friendship Lodge, No. At. William Rein
heimer, president; d. doitz, sice-piesi-
dent; William Flegenheimer, secretary.
JEWISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Association.
Mrs, Julius Straus, president; William
Lovenstein, secretary. Membership, 60.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society. Mrs.
E. Holzinger. president; William Flegen'
heimer, secretary.
Hebrew Ladies' Social Circle. Mrs. Fan
nv Straus, president; William Heller, Sec
rotary.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Abram Lee
w. president; William Heller, secretary.
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st. Peters Total Abstinence and Bcnc
fetal Society.

President, T. Cox; First Vice-Presdent,
James Sherry; Second Vice-President, NJ.
Wade; Recording Secretary, }. McEn-
ncany; Financial Secretary, W. B. Maho-
ney; Treasurer, John Hart; Librarian,
John Lyons; Assistant Librarian, D. Malo-
ney; Ensign, D. Whelan; Marshal. Philip
O'Hara; Sergeant-at-Arms, K. L. Walsh.
Meets first and third Sundays of each
month in Cathedral Hall at = z. NJ. Sixty
seven members,
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every Thursday night. A. A. Warren,
G. c.; W. 81. Baltic, X. of r. and s.; !.
w. Carr, representative to the Grand Lodge.
Germania Lodge, No. Is, meets at the hall
on Broad street between Sixth and Seventh
streets on the first and third Friday nights
of each month. c. T. Loehr. X. of Il. and
and S.; J. Fl. Hechler, representative to the
Grand Lodge.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 90, meets at Wilkin-
sons Hall, on Ninth between Main and
Franklin streets, every Wednesday night.
j. K. Lamkin, K. OF r. and 5.
Myrtle Lodge, No. %, meets at Concorda
Hall every Friday night. John W. Glenn,
! X. of r. and s.; NJ. f. Hudnall, represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge.
Old Dominion, No. 4, meets at Schiller
Hall on the second and fourth Mondays OF
each month. j. W. Adkins, c. c.; j. ID.
Dalton, X. Of X. and S.; E. NJ. Crump, re-
presentativc to the Grand Lodge.
Hines Lodge, No. II, meets at Wilkin-
sons Hall on the first and third Fridays OF
each month. NJ. A. Mcdonald, q. c.; r. S.
Denny, K. of r. and S.; T. j.. Courtney,
representative to the Grand Lodge.
Virginia Lodge, No. 2, meets at Concor-
dia Hall, on Broad between Fourth and
Fifth streets, on the first and third Mondays
OF each month. E. p. Hulce. G. g.; 81. f.
Downing, K. of r. and s., and representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge.
Damon Lodge, No. Z, meets at Spring
field Hall every Friday night. Il. A.
Hughes, X. OF r. and S.
Improved Order Red Men.
GREAT COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA.. Rice
Smith, OF Berrysvile, great sachem; c: a:
! B. Cotfortb, OF Winchester, great chief OF
records.
Pocahontas Tribe. No. IA, meets ut Odd
Fellows Hall every "Wednesday evening.
Charles Fl. Martin worthy sachem.
Chickahomlny Tribe, No. 81, meets at
Springfield Hall, Twenty.siXth and NJ
streets, every Tuesday evening. EhIah
Bethel worthy sachem-
Anawon Tribe, No. 80, meets at LeVy's
Hail Eleventh and Main streets, every
Monday evening. FL. d. Farmer worthy
saehen,.
Jamestown Tribe, No. Al, meets at Ninth
and Broad streets every Tuesday evening.
W. Wakefield worthy sachein-
Pamunkey Tribe, No. AZ, meets at Con
cordfa Halt every Saturday evening. U. W.
Anderson worthy sachem.
yarina Tribe, No. 46, meets every Inurs-
.day evening aE5 their wigWam, on Tue
z tiarles.City road, q few miles below tue
city. Augustus COO dman worthy sachs %.
Chjckamauga Tribe, No. As, meets at thel'
WigWam, on the farm Of George n. ROPER,
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Mr.. Nathan Declared In Contempt. and the
Chairman OverruIed.

Supervisor Byrne presented to the Kings
County Supervisors yesterday afternoon n man
damus granted by tho Supreme Court directing
the Board Of Supervisors to pny to Charity
Commissioner Harmon V. Storms his salary for
four months preceding the close OF the last rs
cal year. Tho Charity Commissioners had OK
hausted their appropriation. and their en-
ployccs remained unpaid for some months.
their claims acgrcgatiug $4,000. Mr. Storms's
suit FOR his pay was a test case for the Commits
sionors. The Supervisors refused to supply
the deficiency. In connection with the man
damus yesterday. Supervisor Byrne offered
resolution direct ng that s22 600 he TRANSFERRED
from uneNpendcd balances. Supervisor Nc
Donald refused to vote on tho question. saying
tn" responsibility OF the county FOL the pay Of
all the employees would he determined ia suit
which Or. ) 'henrk. the physician in charge ~
tho ho-pitni. had brought. He was unwilling to
vote except for 40 much money ns the man
damus compelled tho county 10 my.
Tho Board refused To- excuse Mr.. Mcdonald
from voting. and lac refused to respond g his
name. The clerk went on with tho roll call,
and Supervisor Nathan of The Twcniy;;thiri
Ward also refused 20 vote. although the Board
voted not to excuse him. 4 demand was made
on the Chair To- compel Mr. Nathan t. vote. Ms
under The rules he must do.
President bro tom. John i Moran callolu
Mr.. Nathan repeatedly TO vote. and. rs he per-
sistrl in refusing. the Chairrinn declare him
- bc in contempt. and directed the clerk toomit
his nu'Hc In calling the roll until he had purg "a
himself NJ tho contempt by making an apology
Tncrc was much excitement and confusion in
the room. Supervisor Byrur's motion WIS De-
clHrcd carried, when tn roll-cai WAS finished.
Supervisor Ormshrc INSTANTLY moved to recon-
slider the notion Just taken, Tn" roll WIS again
called. anl every one listened for Naihan's
name. Clerk Galley WIS distracted in his
thoughts. and mechanically call u It, Mr., Ma
than promptly responded Aye" President
Moran repeated his injunction 10 the clerk. The
his ruling but he said:
:. me Chair win do nothing Of tho kind"
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THE DISABLED CITY or CHESTER.
losing Her Rnddcr In "A Storm the second Day
Out and Putting Hnck to Port.

The Inman line steamship City Of Chester
arrived at her wharf. at tho foot OF Charlton
street. on Wednesday afternoon. In a disabled
condition. She quilted this port on last Saturday.
bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. On sun
day morning Capt. Brooks says he was over
taken by fierce northwest Galcand heavy seas.
During It's continuance Tremendous sea struck
the Steamship nn IL happened lust Mt time
when the storm was lifted clear OF tho
wnt'r and the propeller was racing.
The rudderpOsl ana ru der Werc carried away
from point about three feet below the water
line down TO the kccson. in all about twenty
three feet. One 81 the qunrtrrbnnts WINS nis0
Carried away. At that time tho vessel was 279
miles from Sandy Hook. IA soon Hs possihle
she was put about and headed for home. Tho
standard supporting tho shaft holding the pro-
pelicr was intact, nnd with tho thrro foot Of
ruddcr, assisted by the hoadsuils the vessel was
enabled TO make a zlz,21g course toward
Georges Banks aud Nantucket Shoals she was
sighted by the steamship Rapport, bound west
which came alongside and took a towing line
the CITY Of Chester. she was unable to make
much Roadway, and when finally the hnwser
connecting me two vessels parted, Capt. Brooks
OF the disabled steamer refused further rs
sistance, aud continued his way unaided.
Capt: Brooks complained bitterly Of the con-
duct Of the Captain OF the Britannia, who passed
by without offering assistance. not coming near
enough In fact, TO get the nqmo Of the disabled
steamship, since he reported her as the city Of
Montreal. had u signal Of distress flying at
Tho NIXON -topgallantmast head. Capt. Brooks
said. meaning have lost my ruddcr.' But
although the rules compel him TO come to the
aid OF a disabled vessel. he sheered of without
speaking me at ALL"
On Monday afternoon, when thirty miles east
OF Nantucket, the Anchor Limo steamship Ethi-
opa came up and offered assistance. The trans
porting line thrown from her decks to the dis
ahled steamer, by which the towing limo WAS to
hr hauled aboard however. parted. and the
Ethiopia shcered or but remained close at
hand until 2 o'clock the following morning
llsANnHrlk "A Ia,
transferred ~ tho next lnman steamer ma will
inc freight also. After discharging her cargo
tho disabled steamer Will 70 on the dry dock
nhnnl Ihrnn Wnnka-
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Pnlcn ~ me rohIcn BoARp.
Mr.. Erhnrdfs MRnIfesto Placed on File
Two Captains Assigned.

The Police Board met yesterday shortly
after noon, and for two hours remained in
secret session No Noise testified to curious
listeners outside that anything but good feeling
marked the proceedings. At the end Of tho
meeting Capt. Kip. the first deputy cork
do!od out memoranda announcing that during
.he Two hours session permits Tor nineteen
masked balls had been given.
Cnit. Allaire Of tho Twentieth police was
transferred 10 the EdridGe street station, and
Can't. Kennedy Of the Charles street police to
.he Kinsshrilge stntion. Tho newly made
t1ptalus. Is rghold and Ryan. were assigned
h' nr7l - thr tuuilns street station. and tho
s"'uni To the Twentieth strrnt station. The
tw l"-' named me- the Captains referred 10 In
Commissioner Erhar MS bitter ne doing no
tIrldin'7 uuty nNocIt driving the pay allotted
{" lhnt Dnicr. Inc above action Of the Board
taxes rf't Fob. !.
IN r'iWi n 90 n communication from InsDec-
Tor lhoint cnllng for sucl action. the Board
gave prrmissi9n 10 tho policemen who do not
Wish thcir hnlnrcs reduced 10 collect subserip-
tons AMI employ counsel to prevent the reduce
ton, a the end Of Capt. klpps memoranda
Cpmpis-i mr. rrhaIdt WAS placed on. hle-
ys"s' Tres lent Sm,th. ConusSioners Nichols
and Wherler, Mr.. Eilardt not voting" This
eoMWNElrailun MAS the mani! 'sto II NJ. Er-
aGrAt published ednesGas morniL.
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pENNsYLvANLA .M,ILMoAD.
i CHEAT rRINk LINE
AND UNITED STATES Man. ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On aui HltHr jan -. tt1A
Trains eavc Nv YORK. wa Dcs0rosscs and Cortland
Streets Ferries. as follows;
Expgesa ter Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West aul SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ~ A. NJ. q and
$50 =. VI. aatly
For Williams ori Lock Haven. Cory aud Erie alta 20
T. VI. connecting at CORY for nw-rillc. Petroleum
tent.c, and the Oh Regions Wiliauspprt ant Lock
Unvru.h =. u
metn E.prc..r Vt Pullman rarlor custuA, cSrcpt
Suudny. 90 A. VI. arrive Washington ~ o. NJ Kts.
4n A. NJ. and Tor For Baltimore. 4 r. NJ, except
ENprcssf Tor Philadelphia 40 53n s2l. % 10 Linu'od
II s. NJ. = 3d. I, D. f 80. go. gui 80 4 NJ sum
dav rs aniO 4 NJ b H. 7.ti. 50. AMI Tor 81 i.a,.
grant and st.Iu class. 7.ll T. 49,
bouts NJ "BruHk.vu Auu.N' rourHet with ul truff1
train. &c dorsey City. nNprlns speedy AMI direct
transfer ur krno,Nn travel
Trains arrive. trnM pf:harsi. %. p.t1 A. ". 10 ,
/. NJ. ally. $50 a " d-1 T. NJ. diiN. cNc"pt Nlrir.
From Washington amt BAuuorr. go A. NJ. = D..
- laigr. NJ. sunday. go a. w. ami PA! = ~
U5I in.lt ~ go A. 80. u..I 10 ll =. VI.
Tc.,t Ofl-r-. i-i 4nl "a BrutiNav, Astnr uIus,
nni fi1 ~ -lrns.r- tll cnrtauit iA tuut ST. IHi
R.uHNlNu AHrt 1923 n. foot Pa TON -, N.Hlt|'1.
ia. JAG AMI Il~ liui~Hl -. li1tN'u: bfp1i Jr.s
CITY Er 'tuut iictct Oihcs. DAiter pit",.
fRANk ripNsuS. !. g. FARMER
Il. t,au'I D. sea o.
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Oy..ermsn LoeL,nr for ,h.lr Money.

The oystermen Of the south side Of Long
land are very much exercised the failure Of their
agents in London TO make rcmitnnces Tor the oysters
-nd from Babylon ana other points Tor the past four
months lhe oyst"Imru are all IN distress through tins
lh 1', ami t"" weeks ago cap, kctrham was sent to
fttul" To tu'r'iist Wltl i-ts't r. 10 cai. tlc IA.
sat, but nVthlns has beeh heard from him
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HARmsRuE0. Jan. 3O.-A hill WIS introduced
in the llOl vcsterdN To ahbI. capital punishment
substitutes solitary confinement for e at hard labor Tor
murder in tho Er.t dccrce.
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ErnoronIrAx Elevated KAII..

NJ WAY -On"n from - A. ". tO ~ VI Hrrfor
IT, nearest point Tor Wal t. terry. Curtllndt 81 nf IT,
cst puint 0t Jrrsy cay uni Cuunpnw ferries. Park
Mace nearest point for fust OHrr. city Hall an /
barclay ~ terry to lluAoAcn Chambers e., nearest
ptvOuin AMI Ere Kailfnui Franklin
Grand H.. nearest points n'snr1-ss terry 10
Jersey CITY. Bcccsrr st. 18th a.. nearest poutS
Tor Chri.t1phcr ~ terry to l1obrkcn. ian So
Ncacs; point TO Imon square and Lyccnn thea.
tres AcHiriuv Ut Music. irving uui faHinauy iIllIs
lii st-Ncarrst pont 90 Bioti'% st. James. ami PtrS
Tu,atrcs. Grand o era House. Ginure's Gurl"r. Via.
punttp STANDARD. Bro dwuv. AMI fh Avenue Theatres
Anuartun. ana san Francisco NiurrelS 44i t.-rlu.
meets with Sew YORK Co.'S cabs triuf O.. "a.
tral Dcpot asih .t-Ncucst point t0r Central ri-s.
For uptown trans. ttkc east side stg'iuu4 Iur
down town trains. take wet silr station. Fare ~
cents ptbctwccn the hours Of 80 ant ~ NJ ant
and a. N when tir fare ts cont Connects with tir n
lowing horsccnr lines Al oc0rs IT.. vt ears tor 3p.li
Jerry. Grant t with cHrs Tor pc-Irlsses au1 Etl
Grand tcrurs Ht Ececkcr It. with cars east 80
west. M SIN e with cars tor Christopher amt East il.i
frrrr. ut gil st.. with for West 2Ai amt l. t.t
2ld Hnd Hith H. icrrr. " ji It. with cars for Woe
hawktu Jerry; nt 5g; 81. witi Beit iane i,u
road. Nh. r. GARRISON. PrendcuL
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