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ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE Con- E
solidated Debt. City of New Orleans
New Orleans, March 49, 1879
The fourteenth quarterly allotment of series
OF premium bonds will take place on Tuesday.
April 15 1872 at 10 O'Clock a. M, In the Office Of
the Administrator OF Public Accounts, at which
time forty five t45j series will be drawn.
ALE. FL. ISAACHON.
nh28td Administrator III EfuancA
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i enter by the GENTLY gate.
RULES OF ADMISSION.


No ladies permitted to the stand unaccom-
panied by gentlemen.
Invitation badge, for. non-residents only are
personal. and adm only the person Invited.
Quarter stretch b dgas will admit to ell parts
OF the track and gr 'inds.
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not ad-
nit the holder TO 81. luarter-stretch.
ladies accompanying hem.
Ladies ccompanfea ny members are invited
to visit the club. house.
. Smoking positively prohibited on the MEM
Ladies' and gentlemet will be required to
races
All vehicles must enter w the GENTLY Road
gate. except members. Members of the club
and ladies. accompanying hem only admitted
at the members gate.
Quar- or stretch badges ca n be obtained at 104
Canal street and at the track.
The cars Of the City Railroad. Bayou Bridge
branch and Orleans Railroad. will leave Clay
statue, Canal street. every five minutes during
the D.
j. w. Simmons, WI. Hare,
A. Z: Mason. Henry w. Conner
A. NJ Biekham, j. e. Glenny.
Timers.
John A. Morris, A. II. Simmons
Distance Judges.
Thomas L. Airey. w. B. Krumbhaar.
Reception Committees.
8. II. Buck. chairman; Dr.. Samuel Chopin.
Carneal Burke. Charles Z. Fenner, Thomas 6.
Herndon. George Il. Larue, A. G. Nicopula. N.
must b he Addressed to
v. MOTT, lock box 7s9. New Orleans:
G. W. NoTT. Secretary. apo I'd
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PrOgramme or PyrOtschnical Exhih,ss.
MANUFACTURED BY ]. PALMER som q
Rochester, NJ,

/. Double Dance Of Fairies: Q. Fount.t.
R PGtteVyE . Ba Seasla . 4s qiIssasi
with CoIored .saxons; 9. Starr nj
Stripes; I. The Ha, Ha: 3. Pride, III Tiyal.
O. Emblem Of Justice. Scales; 10. Tndlani nsIs
metto; T.. Fire Work Balloon ia. linn ammiss'.
cd Double Cascade Wheel: 10. RalrlbnII w.
cade; IA. q Coordination Colored Batfer}ass NJ
Tripfet Star; 16. Bohemian Vase: III Janss1.lss
Glory; Is. Columbia Bsar:. ii. The UtSS7
Round, with changes: 10 Brilliant Gem h
GaDdole Wheel: ~. Eagle and Shield. Ffnbissssss
OF Peace and War; al Elephant Fra Wnss
balloon; n. Star Of ~. b. a. b. u: II. Ge6s55
Night: 26 Grand Bouquet. - 49,
Assorted Sky Rockets during the Exhibftforl
Dancing In both buildings.
Ladies' admitted By Invitation only. fnvit4s
tons can By had BY applying to any rnefribart n
the committee or to T.. j. COUKTAf1fTs u =
StoneWall Jackson Hall. . =
Sealed proposals for Bar Restaurant. swilh
fnll privileges. WILL be receiyed by ]. 3. BIf.
mh2 az 30 apo I'd
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CITY TAXES AND Licenses OF 1879.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CRY HAIL, IL
New Orleans. April 8, 1879.
We are preparing our tax bills for suit. and
interest and costs will be added.
From those who pay at once before they r..
ceive notice OF suit. the face Of the bill will III
received without costs.
Parties who are doing business With0ut
license will be closed up at once.
ALE. II. ISAACSON,
apo 5t Administrator Of Finance.
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The New orleans Savings Institution
In view Of the fact that there has been an In
creased demand made by depositors upon the
institution, and that as the Investments were
made to secure interest to depositors on securi.
ties and assets which cannot be realized fmme.
dlately without great sacrifice and loss;
Resolved, That availing ourselves OF the
power granted BY the charter Is per cent will
be paid Immediately. and notice OF ninety days
will be required for subsequent payments.
DAVID URQUHART,
President,
" COHN.
ALFRED MOULTON,
Ed A. PALFREY.
THOS. A. ADAMS.
OHAS. J. LEEDS,
mn1 Il Trustees.
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DANK NOTIOES.
SOUTHERN BANK.

NEw ORLEANS. March 30. 1879.
Notice Id hereby given that bank boxes on De-
p,st lii this bank Will be del vered 70 the owners
thereof daily. between the hours OF I'm ana
No special deposits can be delivered Without
nm order from The honorable the Fourth District
M /" admission except between the hours
aDoso noneJ j. Il. AL,UEE AAUTHREAUX.
nhao NJ Civil Sheriff In charge.
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aesenna IlnIan Eapannla yu neneflc.

eaeaedaa Unioh EspanOln ~ Benefcen-
Mn NttItsa-- dsunblea General Ordinaria-L Los
oyitf1les u r1ieHbros de esfa as0etaston sc re-
tfran IN, usdnsbled general en- 81 local de costur-
IRE, I'll n UNES prorsn0t din del cU5riente. lds
5K Ell pMyltU dc ID tdftg, para el despnch0 de
negociDs tegths prspiene Ell regt1nse,.to.
F0r 0rtleTa del Sr. RrpFideitte.
u. de n. VILLASANA. Secretdrto.
Nsssna Orleans, April 5, 1879. APPS St
New Orleane, march ~, 1870 The
death Of George 2, Crane will cause no. inter.
ruptton lin the business Of the firm Of G. FORGE
r. CRANE q CO., ME-. on RUS UHISM giving bis
personal attention to the same.
TheoOntInuanpe Of the custom Of bis friepde
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NEW
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING y.dEETINa, 1879,
COMMENCING
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1879.
NE W
0a y.dEETINo, 1879,
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1879.
FIRST DAY-saturaay, April IL.

FIRST DAY-saturday, April IL.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 Hurdle Race; first
horse $50. second $50. Mile heats over
SECOND 5oSf pui RaAseU5Ei-The pckwick Stakes, for
three year Odds; s2b entrance. .. p. with $3.50
added, OF which tho first horse to receive
~ fagg geeond ssc "A Nile heats .soo. erst
horse $3.50. second $50. Two miles.
SECOND DAY-Tuesday April lib.
FIRST RAgE-"The Momus Stakes. for two
year Odds s25 entrance, .. ? with 900 added;
SECOND t1i hAG it % Ths Howard Stakes. A
with $500 added By the club, and $500 add
first horse lii to receive $500. second $780,
Third RACE Dub Purse saoo, for oil ages !;
first horse $50. second $50. One mile dash.
THlRD DAY-TAursday, April II.
FIRST RACE--A handicap for all ages. Purse
be made the second day at ~ M, weights TO
made In writing through the entry box at
SECOND h is a. handicap 'or all ages; Club
d Rass so s. fs Fs fa Co. e b s Con
Purse; 5000 added By Mr. Joseph a. Walker;
First horse 5000. second $50. One mile and
three quarters
FOURTH DAY-saturday, April 10.
FIRST RACE Handicap Hurdle Race. Club
Purse $500: first horse 800. second $50. we Rht
70 appear the day previous and acoeptancss
at the usual time OF closing. Two miles over
SECOND 'fdb 'hAoE.selllng Race for oil ages.
horses entered to be sold for $500, to carry
their Upper we weiehts for $1,000, allowed
pounds 10 Tor .. sa5o g. 10 pounds for $500 y
amount m e Be so9 III Viii 81 s wen
~, to second horse, One mil. and a quarter.
s safa oo a paess ss .s IN M ss
best three In five.
FIFTH DAY-Tuesday, April n.
FIRST RACE Club Purse $780, for all ages
first horse $3.50. second $50. 100 pounds on
each three years old % carry their proper
weights: pounds allowed for mares and
sEdS sNa1sns an oosr sF sates ,.r
three years old s25 entrance. 2. D.. with $3.50
Cup. value $3.50 Winner OF the Pickwiek
stake to carry pounds extra. One mile
Third ] Rae Consolation Purse, for horses
that have run and haye not won during the
me- meeting. Purse goo; arst horse $3.50. second
$50; horses beaten once allowed pounds,
ro Raa9fs hA oas NILE a. !, 49,. par.
$780, rst horse 600 second sioo Ss entries 70
b. made at Ia ID. The day previous weights
to appear at Q p. m. and acceptanees to be-
made In writing. through the entry box at
In oil stakes, five or more required to f1ll. In
all club purses entrance free. and In all such
purses no money will be given for q walk over
Stakes to close April l. 1879.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at 1OA Canal street.
The races will commence at o'clock b. m. In
case Of postponement on account of the wea her
q pennant will bs displayed from the Crescent
Hall. corner OF Canal and 81. Charles street
Quarter stretch badges. for the meeting sl2 90
Invitation badges. 10 90
Lay DhuR6Hs ...............s........ 90
Admission to Club stand. ................... 90
Admission to the field. first day free. other
days. .........: ............... as
Must enter by the GENTLY gate.
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SOUTHERN BANK.
IN LIQUIDATION.
NOTICE.


Parties who have boxes and packages on spe.
eal deposit In the vault Of the institution are
notified that, by order OF the Fourth District
Court for this parish, the same will be delivered
to them, on evidence of authority to receive, ut
the Banking House every day between TIL
hours Of 70 and 2, on their receipt for the same.
New Orleans ha1 &! b il biag Attorney,
sor 'ne o's, bR Rfslln FENNER HALL.
mh20 II Attorneys.
southern aBmnk, New orleans, march 10,
1879 The late president and directors OF the
Southern Bank feel It to be their duty 70 an.
that institution that. In consequence Of the
lamentable, and, In their humble opinion, un-
founded decision of the State Supreme Court
relative to the levy Of special tax required for
the city consolidated bonds OF 1862. OF which
said bank holds upwards OF 1900 900, and also.
in consequence OF the alarming shrinkage In
the obligations OF the State. they have deemed
Ii honorable to supsend receiving any further
deposits and collections, and making payment
whereby any preference might be conceived to
have been allowed. The business affairs OF the
corporation. now under legal safeguard, will
be promptly liuuidated IN Justice to all: de-
stances will permit, and no effort will be spared
to prosecute successfully before the United
States Supreme Court the appeal taken from
the ruling. of the State supreme Court In tho
city consolidated bond case.
THOs. LAYTON,
JNo. 4. Moore.
mh1gt TTHtos. LAiYToNs. j.
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OOMMITTEE or ARRANG EM rnrs .

A. r.. Quers. chairman JLoais j Cour,ls, i /. 1
Bartheiemy. Ely. Durel. Jr.. John il. f.sstk
Frank ]. Otto P. O.. Peyroux, A. Maynniss &
BchaH. J. Il. Mason, r. @. Sohnell. 4a0ss M
SPORTS:
Pony Race, one mile. entrance fse % Il. 81
s15. VII
Mule Race. one mile. entrance free. nd. {.
Competition Drill for all military f1russ u s
tons. artillery and infantry: prize I'M ~
one silk gufdon.
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Each certificate Ia Of the denomination
OF TEN DOLLARS, Of the size of United
States note, and is convertible, with nc
crued interest, into per cent bonds.
This bank will be prepared to deliver
these certificates about the tenth day Of
April.
Orders from Banks and Bankers will
be filled upon Government terms, and are
solicited ut as early date as possible,
that we may be. prepared for prompt
delivery. ap1 1t
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES A PER CENT nouns.
We have COUPON BONDS OF all denomi-
nations. SSO, MOO, $500 and $1,000, on
hand for immediate delivery
Subscriptions for the REGISTERED BONDS
filled with the least possible delay. y. 8. 5-20s.
OF 1867. received for subscriptions.
mh8 I'm a. BALDWIN Praaidant
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4 oApRMY or MUSIC.

a. -
Proprietor and Manager Mr.. David f,ta.
Positive success and second week Oh tba NV
UOLVILLE OPERA BU RLESQUE I'm ain W q!
the most mplete Organization In TIA ,ssiA S
the representation Of light musical en gtsa
n Ta SUNDAY n. MD ,ls, and TGRsibB1as
lEsenings sne sr,andh hqnena I
senfinR every member .of the marnr,otEE ph
pany In the cast. Wednesday and Thyasnrs GQoes
Episode from H. M 3. Pinafore, fntrodneaiIss Is
most fnccessful musical numbers irnssrn I11
most successful aUmic opera. FRIDAY Evana wv
A popular benefit, two pieces. Hundavv Hl
fnR-First time here OF the New CindSr.yt, hR4ssS
cure your seats In advance. ana. NJ
THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
Pyrotechnical Exhibition and m
- 10 BE GIVEN by THE -
benevolent Association sons Of LsuIul..
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS. n
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 10, ism
f
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NEWORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
GOVERNMENT AGENCY,
81 Camp street.
ss!vrl!vs CERTIFICATES
In SUMS or
TEN DOLLARS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT l
Washington, ID. o.. March IA, 1879.
Ne,o Orleans National Bank. Netc Orleans, La:
In addition to the authority heretofore con-
ferrred upon you to receive deposits on account
hereby authorized to receive deposits on ac-
account OF subscriptions for the UNITED
STATES FUNDING CERTIFICATES, Act Of
February 26. 1879. Very respectfully,
tSigned) JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
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FOR FILLING BATTURE
HOLES.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. CRY HALL,
New Orleans. April 5. 1879. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until MONDAY. April a. 1879. at u m. for filing
twenty-four batture holes on the levee. between
ITALIA street and Nun street. according to plan
and specifications on file In the office Of the City
Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to accept or reject
any and all bids. said bids to be 80 much per
cubic yard of filing.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF
Finance, as evidence OF their intention to abide
BY the adjudication. the amount oftwo hundred
dollars $4,000 In cash. which shall be forfeited
to the city In case of failure to sign the con-
tract
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for ILL
Ing batture holes' j. D. HOUSTON
ap5 lot Administrator of Improvements.
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAWN premium
BONDS.


OFF1cE or THE COMMISSIONERS o. rx
Consolidated Uebf
New Orleans. April 5, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received at this DE-
partment until SATURDAY, April Ii, luz. III ii
M. for the exchange Of 22oo drawn Premium
Bonds f444.o oo ut their face value and interest.
for old bonds Of the city Of New Orleans. and Of
the late cities Of Jefferson and Carrollton, also
for Premium Bonds or for cash.
Bids for Coupon Bonds must state the first
coupon due on the bonds offered.
Proposals must be directed to the Commls-E
sioners OF the Consolidated Debt. and Endorsed
Proposals for Drawn Premium Bonds.
The city reserves the right To reject any III
all bids. and answers will be given the following:
Monday at IA m.
ALE. 81. ISAACSON,
ap6 I'd Administrator OF Finance.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02
New Orleans Times Dem /, June 2sl

Aman like Mr.. Bayard, Of Delaware,
is the only one who occurs to us now as
being the man for the emergency. Mr..
Bayard has occupied large space in the
politics and history Of the country and
has imp es,ed himself upon the age as
pa riot and statesman OF tine purest and
nobest type. He has always kept his
robe of office immaculate and his mau-
hood above repioach. He is as far be-
yond the reach OF an unworthy motive
as he is superior to the dictates Of eau
cuses or ciques. Mr.. Bay ard is the man
who who seems to us more than any
other fit to receive the suffrages Of the
nation. He is man of which the gen
Grafton can be proud. If the South had
pro .ressed little further in her politi-
cal emancipation we should hand in Mr.
Bayard's name to the next convention
and tell our Northern allies that we want
I'd him. AS things are We merely poi nj
him out as the model upon which W.
should like to see the nomination made
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02
GENERAL NEWS.

The Maine Democrat Convenl ion has
renominated Governor Garcelon.
Lawrence A. Riley and Marc Antony
described yesterday their experience in
Ludlow Street Jail.
Waher Smith of Halifax, beat Evan
Mooris, of Pittsburg, in a three-n,ile
scull race on Silver Lake, near Boston,
making, 1t Is said the best time OF,
record.
a croud in Passaic City, n. j. a..,tamp.
ted yesterday to get possession '.,f James
King, who had beaten his Wife so thai
she will die, for the avowe', plrpose Of
lynchin him. He was save d by the police
Both houses ofthe C',ngress adjourned
finally ats O'Clock yes.,erday. The clos
ing hour OF the sessi on were unrxcitina
aud the only legislation worthy of MOI I
was the passaP,, by the Senate of tn.
House bill placing quinine on the free
list and the defeat OF a bill designed tc
place Captain Eads at the head of the
Mississippi River Commission. Messrs. o.
Turner and Hubbell edited the House
with explanations of their interview
about the Washington Greehback paper
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02

JOE HOWARD writes TO the Philadel-
phia Times: The Brighton beach com
pany, of which Henry G. Murphy Is
president, has 81 100000 invested in
railroad and hotel on Coney Island.
The Union and Union League clubs have
suites of rooms there and on Sunday
there will be not less than 100, 900 people
on the island, of whom 10000 will 60 to
Brighton. Unless you have seen it Jou
have no conception Of the place. 1t is
a toy city, a sort of kind Of an Alad-
din's palace place. There are ten mil
lions of dollars invested there, and when
l was a boy l could have bought the
whole place tor a $1,000 bill. To be
sure l didn't have the bill, but what oft?
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02
The Recor,, ON the ARMY B,l,

The question of all others upon which
the Democrats and the Republicans have
most antagonized each other during the
extra session Is the Army bill, with
clauses forbidd.ng the use of troops at
elections. After contest of nearly
three months, in which the Fraudulent
President defied the will of Congress,
the bill was finally passed with section
in these words
"SEcTIoN g. That no money appro.
priated in this act is appropriated or
shall be paid for the subsistence, equip
ment, transportation, or compensation
of any portion of the army of the U uited
States to be used as a police force to
keep the peace at any election held
within any State"
The Republican leaders in the House
had become alarmed at their position iu
favor of bayonets at the ballot Dox aud
were glad of an opportunity to retreat.
When this compromise was offered, Mr..
Garfield, Mr.. Hawley, MIR. Barker, of
Indiana, and Others OF influence, volun-
taiily accepted 1t, and declared they
never had advocated the use of troops.
that there was no law authori z,ngit, and
there ought to be none IN time OF peace.
The vote stood rs follows
YEAs-Democrdts, 81; Republicans, "A.
NAYs-D-mocrats, l9; Republicans, II;
Ma EQUALS, y.
All the conspicuous Republi cans voted
for the bill, anu made "A merit of doing it.
| Their aggregate fell only fifteen behl nd
| that of the Democ rats. The nays num-
bered nineteen Democrats against twelve
| Republicans. But the same bill in the
| Senae, len days later, met with very
| different reception. The stalwart lead
| ers there opposed 1t with as much vio-
ence as they did the original measure,
| and cunte nded that there was no change
in principle between the two, the only
difference being that the hrst was per
nanent and The latter temporary In ap
plicaiou. On the test vote, on passing
he till, the Senate stood as follows:
YEAS, 80 2-DemocrdtS Bailey, Bay
ard, Beck, Can, Cockrell, Coke, Davi'
of West Virginia, Eaton, Garland
Groume, Hamp on, Harris, Hereford
Hill of Georgia, Houston, Jonas, Jone,
OF Florida, Herman, Mcdonald, Maxey
Morgan, Pendleton, Randolph, Rausom
Saus oury, slater, Vance, Vest, Walker
Wallace, Withers-31.
Repubiicns- Burnside i.
NAYS, 19.-Republ.cdas Allison, Blair
Booth, Cameron OF Pennsylvania, Cam
ron of Wisconsin, Chandler, Conkling
Dawes, Hill OF Colorado, ingalls,, KEEL
logg, Klrkwood. Logan, Morrill,, Pad
dock, Platts, Rollins, Saunders, VIII
dom.
1t is thus seen that the Rep ublicans c
the House voted almost soldly for tn
bill, and the Republicans of the Senai
almost solidly against it, And this, too
on the principal issue Of the session.
Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02
~ ~,nNE.DAY, JULY :, 1879.

SEoRr CAUDLE.-The Repuoncoh
..,,,s, ns verv anxious to gather up some
thing over which it can read a iew eau
aal lectures to the City Council. lts
last complaint is made in the follow ing
brief and melancholy sigh over the re-
,,uction of the taxes. 1t certainly ought
to commend the Council for lowering
the taxes but it does just the reverse:
0Tbe low tax rate this year OF 81. 10
will cost Wilmington from S2o,ooo 10
sos. 900, which will become noallhs
debt, that the Democrats may make a
show of reducing expenses. lhls ~
reform that looks well on paper, put
won't pan out well in the end
If we never try to get along on lower
taxes we shall never succeed init.
Now we take it for granted that every
man would rather pay low rate than
a high one, or would rather keep his
money until it is wanted than to pay II
into other hands to keep for him. And
the Council is just saying to the people
"we do not now need your money, ana
YOU had better keep it till We do need it
if we can possibly get along without 1t
we shall do so and we wish to make
S1.l5 suffice. We will not create another
floating debt. For if we cannot get
along with Sl.15 we shall ask for more
next year and in the meantime II lapoi
becomes more plenty and the people gel
able to pay their rents more fully, you
will be the better able to pay little
more next year than you have paid THU
year"
We cannot for the life Of us see any
thing in what the Council has done il
this matter that should subject them tt
censure. On the contrary we believe
every citizen should encourage th'
Council to make strong effort to ge
through with the money they have or
dered to be raised urge them to reduc
expenses in various way, and to put OF
many things that may as well be delayed
anyhow. Such as the opening and ex
tending of streets, curbing and paving
&C., much of which is petitioned 70
only to get jobs, and the city is thereb
caused to lay out of the money cxpende
for years.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02
WILL nr THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.

Will OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.-
The Paris Gaulois publishes the codicil
to the will of the Prince Imperial. He
saws "rhe duties which our house owe
to our country will not lapse by my
death the arduous and glorious task of
continuing the work of the first Ma
poleon will depend, in the event of my
death, upon the Oldest son of Prince
Jerome Napoleon, who, by the laws of
succession of our house, is my heir.
trust that my beloved mother, by sec
onding him in the discharge of the
responsibilities and duties which, in the
event of my death, will devolye upon
him, will give to me, when ! am no
longer upon this earth. this last and
supreme proof of her affection for me
and her love of France"
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02

A New YORK newspaper announces
that persons who wish to make flying
trip to Philadelphia on pleasure, and
those more numerous classes who have
to 60 on business, the rule, we suppose,
working both ways, will have the oppor-
tunity, on and after July 1, to travel at
rates lower than any charged before. On
that day the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will issue excursion tickets at
the moderate price of 81. They will be
good for five days.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-02

HERE are 100000 colored Metho-
oists IN the United States, and their
representatives have declared in Balti-
more that they must have representa-
tion in the Board of Bishops. The
next Methodist General Conference will
elect several new Bishops and the col
ored brethren are determined to have
one OF the number. The question will
at least make some stir in the approach
ing Conference.