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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-19
Science Wins!
A Splendid Surgical Operation Succsssfut
- Resuk aad Wonderful RecoreyF.

SURGICAL OPERATfoN. operation Of
:Lithotofny lremoval of stone from the blad-
derl, e.of the mort severe and critical oper-
ations known 10 the science of surgery, swaa
successfully performed on Tuesday upon Mr..
Henry II. Pitts, O merchant Of this city, by
Dr.. Dasid Kennedy. Several friends Of the
patieht Witnessed the operation. Mr. Pitts
has suffered several yeafB from this difRcuits,
but 1t was only. q week. before the operation
siIas he was made aware Of the reab-causs u
his complaint: I. ..s..6s
RxcovRnr. Mr.. Henry II. Pitts sas rscev.
cred from tho effects iHcidbnt 10 the operation.
shs closing 81 The wonnd b6iise cosnpYetcd 81
the 16th day. Hi nenesxl health Il GOOD
better than II has bern for yoarz, while - b
perfecsly frea from III those distxns|n8 syr,p-
toms 10 characteristics a. The <ilseaze wiki
which be suffered. Had thle and similar
cases used DR.. Kennedy's = Fnvoriie Rom
edy 10 tho early stages Of the complaint she
formation Of stone would have been prevent-
ed. Favorite Remedy - also pufiiics the
blood, cures Constipation Of the Bvwsls, and
oil those diseases and Weaknesses peculiar to
Females. This wnnderfnl medicine b nov
for sale by al our druggists. u : bottle.
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ABOUT Ruben Doors. COMPETE,
ton between manufacturers has led to an ex-
tent Of adulteration and cheapening Of. mater
isl never before known In the business Crude
rubber has the quality Of absorbing or of be-
coming Incorporated with very large quaint.
ty Of cheap and bulky substances, like lamp
black, chalk, &C., which can not be detected
BY tile uninitiated, and which. impair the dur.
ability of the goods. People call for low.
priced goods, not rejecting that low prices
always mean low quality. The result Is, they
waste money on wild cat y Rubber Boots,
when an extra dollar or two would buy them
a pair which will wear to their utmost salts
faction whole season and more. Tho 95
Per Cent" Boot, described in another column,
Is meant to reform this abuse, and IL worth
the inspection of those in need Of a real good
article. For sale at Louden s. Smiths. In
this city.
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To LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. AT the
sitting Of the Supreme Court of this State,
last week, Judge Reed made = decision to the.
effect that II "a tenant after months lease,
holds over without the assent OF the landlord
to Acknowledgment occupation, he Is tresbass-
or and not entitled 70 hotiee TO quit ~ q ten-
Sat ut win from month to month";
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DEER PARK.--The managers of the Sole
bury Deer Park Association have determined
to dispose Of about fifty acres of their prop
erty on the 21st inst, In order to decrease
their indebtedness. Owing 70 the poor success
they have had 10 breeding deer u has also
been decided to reduce their stock In this line.
) Mr.. Fletcher d. Scarborough, son of Hon.
Hiram. Scarborough, Of New Hope, shot a
fallow. deer In the park, on. Tuesday of last
week. He did himself credit as a marksman.
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f.l--r
Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt has given $3.50 to
the Y. NJ. G. A. OF Morristown. The dona-
.tion was a surprise 70 tite association.
One way to tell whether a hornet Is alive or
not l. 70 try.to push him across . table with
your thumb II hc't alive, you'll know It. q
, The Delaware, LAckawanna and Western
Railroad Company has erected house Of
worship at Port Morris, for the use of it's en-
ployes, that cost $4,000.
The Elizabeth Gss Company has followed
the example Of tho Newark Companies and
reduced the price Of gas to $3.50 per 1000
feet
A Newark lad, aged 10, named James Fitz.
simmons, had both eyes badly injured on FRI
day by the premature explosion Of an old
army pistol a"sss,.
Burglars entered Tie house Of w. A. Mil
Ter, 10 Elizabeth, few nights ago, and tried
TO administer chlofoform to the family
through the keyhoiss They were frightened
of. 9ess4
The increase In the price Of coal since the
LIST of October Il equal to an addition Of
about $75, 900 day 70 the net earnings of the
coal Companies. 'If'c0ntinued for year, IL
would be sufficient to give five per cent.
dividend upon s40O, 00o, 900 capital.
Francis Mantonpa laborer employed In the
Hiberuia Mine, Morris county, was crushed
beneath falling fragments of stone and earth.
while blasting rocks on Thursday afternoon.
His right leg was fractured and be also sus-
tanned Internal injuries.
At Long Branch, on election day, VIM.
Price, aged 80, Judge Barclay, 81, Edmond
West, SO. and James Poole, So, were all on
hand and voted. The principal elections be-
fore and since the war OF 1912 were very Ia.
terestingly talked over.
When Henry Worth, who lives near Jacobs
town, Burlington county, took aim at bird
on the farm OF William Harker the other day
ne tnongut the tnipg cooked too large to be 8
b awk, and SO it proved-for be brought
down gray eagle that measured feet 4
inches from tip to tip.
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PowKRs AND DUrfsa or GRAND JuRrks -.
AT the opening OF thcrrasssic County Courts,
q few days since, In charging the Grand Jury.
Judge Dixon elaborately defined the powers
and dnties. OF thaS body, as there bad bean
mach doubt expressed on these N1hjects BY
former mepaberss lie said the EFasads juries
wets not ssstfigted iH thsir silzvda tigstion 20
such maftayMas had been fUtmsIly c6snplainea
Hofsbeforo soma .I,stins 81 tho Peace nor to
those matters 10 which their Attention might
be called BY the Court on the eousxary, they
could gfiiat6 atius In sdirection
and, indeed, sxEefF oath hound them to taIs
cogpizance, of any khd al violations OF the
NY which migh eone, 70 their knowledge in
any way. Asto the PfosecGtoif Of the Pleas
ihebxas the representative Of the State, and az
such hasa right tCinttands she sessions s.of the
Grand Jury, and they were bound toatake his
advice en- apastifjds, of Inv arising before
them, unless they appeal to the Court But
they we're themselves the judges ef the facts
presented before thctn and they had a right 10
deliberate and come tUi conclusion by them
selvsA They could Also reconsider any iudict-
ment found until IL was presented to the
cesart, but all THAR conclusions must be by IL
votes Judge pixop also alluded to the grand
jury's ancient cust3utof fihjng absent men,
bers. He said there Was no law for this. II
|pepbers,wese derelict, the Court would pun
ish them II its attehticn were called to the
facts. 80
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

Il. II. KUSKLE' a. BfTTkR WiSEUF Irox
Is . sure cure for sllis disease IL has been
prescribed daily for many years in tho prac-
tice OF eminent hysicians with unparalleled
successes 6ymptoma ara loss of appetite, wind,
and rHipg Of food, dryuess IN mouth, head
ache, Dizziness. sleeplessnesx, and low Spirits.
Get the genuine. Not sold In bulk, only in 81
bottles, OF six bottles fos ~. Ash your drug
gist for +. r. Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron
and take no other. II be has Il not, send to
proprietor, Il. +. KunkeL a59 n. Ninth st..
Phila.. Pa. Advice free snclass tisrec-cess
stamp. s4s '.ssg ~. ss.
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
4 K. H. Kunkel's Worm Syrup ncvor fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach WORMS DR..
Kunkeh the only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm ID two hours, alive with
head, aud no fee until removed. Common
sense teaches II Tape Worms be removed all
other worms can, be readily destroyed. Ad-
vice At office and store. free. The doctor can
tell whether or not the patient has worms. -.
Thousands are dying daily, with worms, and
do not know IT, Fitss spastns, cramps, chok-
ing and snffocation, aallow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain in the
stomach, restless at night, grinding Of the
teeth, picking at the nose, cough, fever, Itch
ing at the scat, headache, foul breath. the pa
tient grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita-
ton In the anus, --all these symptoms, and
more, come from worms. E. r. KuxEEI.'s
WORm SrRur never fails to remove them. -
Price, Si.00 per bottle, or six bottles for &c.
%. For Tape Worm write and consult the
Doctor,) For all others. buy OF your drug
gist the Worm Syrup, and II he has Il not,
send to DR. u. +. Kunkel. ESQ N. Ninth St !,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail. free
send three-cent stamp. %. 5,-4t.
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"A desirable house for rent Apply to
WILSON BRAY. f-~sFs~ssssal s;,v-pv.1a..
The ladies of tha NJ. Z. Church Of this
city viii hoid 81 oyster supper az Lyosum
Han, on Friday evening az this week An
are invited.
Tho market In this city win Be removed
to Matthew'S new building, foot Of York St ],
next week, and che farsners win open with y
{. Thaaks& wing amafkst On hexs Weanss.
day morning. Be on hand and secure your
turkeys and other :. fixins.'
- Rev. C. n. Thomas has resigned as pas
tor Of the BAPTIST Church in this city, and has
accepted call to the Frankfort Avenue Bap-
fist Church. Philadelphia. His resignation
viii; take effect the aiddle.of December. This
resignation win be seriously regretted by his
many friends not only in his own congregar
ton, but In this community sndthe surround
ing couutry. The church unanimously reA.
quested him to withdraw his resignation, but
he has after full consideration, decided that
he can be more useful elsewhere.
REV. C. H. Thomas, Of the Baptist
Church of this city. preached special ser
mon on last Sunday morning, on the occasion
of the fifth5 Anaiyersary Of bis pastorste -
During the five years he has preached over "
900 sermons, besides addresses, &c. and has
preached 200 funeral sermons made several
Thousand pastoral visits married " couples ;
baptized $50 (some Of them at ueighboring
churches) aud that during his ministry here
there had been added to the church by bap-
tism, letter, &C., Pa.
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ANNUAL MEETING AT the annual meeting
Of the tumberville Delawats Bridge Com
pany, held on the Sd inst, the following nam
cd persops were elected Board of Officers
for the efistihg year !, jacob Fretz, Pres't
Lukens Thomas, Treasurer Cyrus Livezey,
Secretary Isaiah Quinby, @. NJ. Shaw, LUX
ems Thomas, Richard B. Reading, Albert
johnson and Tobias Hsiwig. Directors. A
dividend Of 81 FER cent. was declared on the
capital stock. st.@
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3 Powdered Sage and all other herbs kept
constantly on hand, at Bosenbury's Pharm-
acy. n. 10.
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i .--Phoenix Pectorsl stops cough, breaks .
cold, aids expectoration, gives instant relief.
gives. strength and brings rest. Price 20
cents. o. my H. 1y.
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Nav nors 1xD sUc4s coosrr "a.

-.-fss0. o. .E.-zTha e. w. G. Eucampment Of
Patriarchs met In Trenton yesterday Tues
d>y.5 and the r. W. @. lodge Of odd Fellows
viii meet to-day wednesday,.
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You can save money by buying 20,
drugs d. Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.f2.
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IF you want handsome portrait for your
parloE, order orayon portrait from Flower
the crayou artist. NJ Fritz's gallery, in this
city. = '.''''' .~ssq.s {. -. D.. I i
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HDoas. Rosr ~, d. A; r., !
Lambertville, Nov ls '7s. :

SPECIAL 0RpEns No -
I. The comrades of this Post WIN meet at
Post Headquarters At O'Clock, sharp, on
Thursday evening, November 20, for the pur-
pose Of marching IN body to Lyceum Hall
to take part in the first aunivs.sary exercises.
II. The Post win be inspected by Comrade
NJ. N. Oviatt. of.New Brunswick, on Friday
evening, Nov. 2ist, 1879. The Comrades will
report promptly at 7.s0 o'clock.
Bysorder Of E
s. C.H. w, .VANscIvER,
R64fCoismaSdsr.
a. RI 1oYrrps yf;,es,x5f< IL.
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BurrER AND CHEESE FAcroRIEs.
Newtown Entsrpriss says that butter and
cheese factory is about being erected at Skip
packville, Montgomery County. Why not
start one pp' An Sciehpry,r where they have
entarprising farmers and good springs of wa
ter or in Upper Makefeldf Or even at New
town, -
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Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, Gu
and made to order at short notice, ut Mrs. M
w. Coolcy'h d6tf
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.-Mucilags 8 cents q bottle At Bosenbury's
Pharmacy. ''' n.12.
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-old liksnesses copied and enlarged to any
size. Fritz, Photographer, Lambertviile. N.
]. aas sss n.s5t.f
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"A large lot Of toilet SOAPS. very cheap,
just received at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. MIA.
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A DAY FoN THANRsefvrNe.--The follow
ing proclamation has beeti issued by the Pres
;as,t,..,if ~. s.',.'ss..,s.. - =.
~ ss 81. S, sgs,.,, =, n. -
at NO recurrence yod tpa season Tllcn the
aeyont nao .,,s o. reigious people ms maze
the ocGaslongf giylnpg 81 70 Aimignty
goa aha numpIy invoking MS continued IA
sor mas the matefiai prosperity enjoyed oy
ena wsSls SSsSsnssy P se mare c9nsploaons,
.s n ..sa year sIs y 9ss nss viii, '' All
foreign nations, tie esssrai prevalence Of do.
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Canary Seeds, 8 pounas for 50 cts, at
BoesnbuFy's PhsrmacEN ~" ia.

HUA's A2HEres RoQ,fs The, most conve-
nient and attractive place 70 Trenton for din
ner or lunch Is Hills Dining Rooms. No. II
Greene street, five DOORS above State. Gen.
trally located and carefully managed, IL has
for years been . favorite place Of resort with
both ladies' ana gehtlsghen, Weddings and
parties Furnished With salads, oysters, char
Hotties; jellies. cseams, lies, cakes, SO. Orders
from distance carefully packed to prevent
breakage. Circulars sent on application.
q January seth, 1873 4 s;sisa.,F
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RRL1piotts. = The sacsamett wae hdminis.
tered on Sunday morning. ini the New Hope
N =. Church. Fhe extra week night meet.
ings are stiIi ID progress, and are attended
with considerable interest. Rev. VIM. q.
Stockton, Of Camden, N. j., preached In .
swhois-souled = manner on Monday evening,
and the people turned ont en- nsasss to hear
the earnest and stirring speaker.
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DEcaEisEiD.-Frsd- a shAspsey," the web
known minstrel performer, died at his home
In Newark, last week, from the effects of, q
cold contracted at Camp Skillman last August.
Nhe popular minstrei's name was Sharp. It
viii be remembered that " Sharpley spent
some time In New Hope, several months ago,
and took part in the Eagle Fire Company en-
tertainments.
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THE PouLrERERs' FRIENp.--Dr. H. d.
Iasesepbsgis sholera ~Aixtpres fqS foFls af-
Ilsesed Rib cholera, teap fever Acs For
young chickens and turkeys Affected with
gaps. Positive cures Prepared n Bossn,
bury's Pharmacy, Lambertville, N. s. myeIs
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THE individual who runs the Philo-
crat" at Glen Gardner, has been very ap-
propriately dubbed the .foolocrat By a
correspondents of the Hunterdon Republican.
This fellow made himself conspicuous at the
meeting OF the State Temperance Alliance at
Newark, last week, in denouucing the clergy
for their backwasdness in the temperance
movement. II he wishes notoristy, he is get
ting il, but q little common-sense mixed with
his zeal. would amazingly help him. The
plan Of helping along the temperance work
by fighting temperance people. don't work
well in practice and only "foolocrats = re-
sort to it. The = Phlocrat " man Is too in.
significant parsonage 90 set himself up as
. dictator Of the manner 10 which temper
lance men shalt best advance the canse. Some.
of them may not think his way is the hest
way, and in that case they should be left to
cork for the cause in the way they prefer.
d z
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dams Now, in regard 10 the traps" Mr..
Bull. we can assure YOU that no deaths are
likely TO occur on then account. III sact, tRs'
DnIe thing thatxave eos pain at Al Nas. yous,
wicked allusiou4o Ben Rl6ss po9f dead horse.
and even that not so much on our own ac-
count as on poor Ben's. The balance of your
raps were not quite up 70 what we expected.
In fact Il you wish US 20 hear POUR thunder at
-. Il e, a go.
,..a,aa & N N; 80 ss.ns,saS
- -, ~ 1880. s,.,as 81. 4. .ras j,
.,,s a. - =, TT $40 ~ ,..,.h.r. =
49,, ~ 49,. W. . NV go, -. !.
sas 1919 ~ W.. - pl l, 80.
,na al vorr hvo.d nh; u., ma nat h.v-
.ns ~ -. 49, p",a $1,000 aaS -. 's ~
800 s.s,..s,sv a.. a. - 49, ,,s.s
.,' -, - q =. s,s .;,
ra,;.;e1. ,,.srss - M. w. q III
{, 49,.
THANKseivfNo. We hotaee pb1tsrs' an-
nouncing q running race Of horses to take
place at the fair grounds, on Thanksgiving.
Now, We have NO conscientious scruples
against taking up arms,tip defense of our
country. witnessing a doc facht. or snaadi mo
s.-...,,- DO - rsss
no'ses o0as s0',s ~. u ~ '9lnt sone
Ths trs. h,,s $500 ssrs Sr;ntsd e, ~ -
-. s,n.. $1,000 81, =. ,.h;.. - r..
-. a. 49, s.,s p.s -.... - ~. -.
~ sS 1 Ns>Aee--rssAf'sS "'N oaeo ssio
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Chew Jaeksou'siS Best Sweet Navy Tobao
10 'r'..' NJ 's'ns ytqqe- .as daily.
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NECK BhokR. LMf.' win. r. Heicombe;
lost horse one DAY isst week; The horse,
we understand, broke its neck In backing a
cart and died IN HARNESS Nike soldier. 1.
AAt'TsffF t'srtCAPr Jkcw
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If you search the large cities over, you
cannot I've better suited with hat or cap than
at Hotels extensive store, 50 E. state ST.,
Trenton, N. j. 80 Il
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B. H. JoINKa, zd)stsssls
buy your Cloaks and Blankets OF c. l..
Baamssttper 9 Go, ~ =. State ST., Trenton.
@-i u

Tho narrow escape Oh the Democrats
from defeat in this county, according to the
Clinton Democrat, u owiqg-ts the. efforts of
Johu p. Stocktpn, whose fervid appeals"
at three meetings made hundreds vote
straight. tor " principles sake" This is per.
haps humilisting to otifA home orators, and
cannot be particularly agreeable to the SEN
aator.eiecs and,Sb thGf4Etfdn of the party
whose pet he is. When eleeting delegates to
ST. louis, in ''7s. the Scua.or. elect with two
besom srouies persisted in voting for Score
tary Kelsey. the representative of the State
Hopse Ring, wills shtentire delegation, with
these exceptions rsJlIsd to the support 81
Ex:SehsfSr etbcktnn.s The vote was 40 t45
10 the Huutsrdon Delegation but. in their
despsraliou5fzS capd nod tile stkte House
Ring were willing TO Summon 70 tier rescue
the Stockton whom they spurned. We will
see the kind OF gratitude that win be return
ed for the self-sacrifcing efforts Of Attorney
Generai Stockton. ifan&rdon Republican. 4 !.
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Lassssrssssss. y. y. Nss. e, 1879.
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= 1t win pay any one intending TO buy a
cloak or dolman, to go TO Trenton and look
through the eiegant stock cf 9: |. Baumgart-
ner 8 Co., II E. Statasijst. Over hundred
styles at from 90 to $sb.l See their I" 3D."
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
ron AT rag Pesr 0FsfcEAT LAxBERrvILLE,
HUNrERpoN Co., N. j., ron 80 DAYS, Nov,
IS, 1885,. 49, ~. Z"
Charles Dnugherty.
Michael Shannon.
- at,A CLARK PrERsoN, p. M.
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Samuel Baker has been appointed Poet
Master IL Everittssoun. vice Jacob Rittsn-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.



MADISON, Wis. Jan. .a.-Hon. d. II. Pulsifer.
patch this morning. informing him OF the de-
struction Of the Devlin House. Shaw ano yes
terday by fire.
STEVENS PoINT. Wis.,. Jon. s-Flve wooden
buildings were burned here Wednesday night
at II o'clock. including Sheleys store and ware
house, loss S2250; two-story building. owned
by Mrs. E. L. Pike. loss s2000; the city police
station, loss $1,000: and warehouse OF Il. l..
Blodgett, loss $500; no insurance. Only three
inches Of snow here. The numbering prospects
are not fatterinR.
6T. LOUIS, Jan. a.-This morning. about 10
O'Clock, flames were seen issuing from the Sec-
ond Baptist Church-building the finest ediflce
OF the kind In the city. A general alarm was
turned on. and In few minutes the engines
arrived, but all efforts to extinguish the fire
were unayailing. ami the building was entirely
consumed. The loss is 100000: insured for
s75. 900. BY strenuous efforts Of the fire depart
ment q spread OF the confagration was pre-
vented.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3-Dempser Hall, the oldest
building OF the Northwestern University at
Evanston, was destroyed BY fire last evening.
II was built In 1854. ut cost OF sac. 900; insured
for $30O0
QUINCY. H.. Jan 3.-The new First Presbyte-
rian Church was destroyed by fire last night.
LOSS $4,000 insured for $2500.
NEW YORK. Jan. IA fire broke out at about
IL AS tonight In the battery room Of the Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph office. but owing to
the prompt action Of the flremen was coon ex-
tin9uished. Beyond mixing wires up consi-
derably and causing delay OF business for an
hour or so. the damage was slight Probably
800 will cover the loss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.


DUBLIN, Jan. S.-.Tthe city has been somewhat
excited to-day BY the arrival Of Cen. Grant 40
eompanled by the American Minister .at Paris.
Mr.. Noyes. and othsr distinguished American
gentlemen. Gen. Grant and his party landed at
Kingstown and we're, received q the pier head
him and expressed the .gratifcatl0n expe-
rieneed by the citizens Of Dublin in reesiytD9 q
visit from tho most illustrlous of living Ameri-
cans and the former Chief MaRlstrate OF the
great nation with which Ireland has
had so many close social relations
and to which she was Indebted
for host Of noble and open handed beneyo-
lences a. the time .oi her great distress. -.
Gen, Grant made yerY Y,s bFlsr Esply ana rar tne
Ing st Westlapd Low terminus, ALI along
Great Brunswick street there were large crowds
OF people waiting to catch glimpse OF Gen.
Grant, and although there was no organized
public demonstration there was manifested IN
every quarter q desire to show respect to the
Xssr going 10 lis hotel and taking break fast.
rien In It's uneaualled collection q. Irish an
tiqulties; the Bank of ireland. which occupies
the building formerly used Hs Par!iament
House; the Stock Exchange. CathedgRls .0i
Christ Church and OF bt. Patriek's. Trinity
College and other places OF interest.
Gen. Grant expressed himself surprised at
the beauty OF Dublin and at the maRniheence
and elegance Of many q her PUBLIC buildings.
The freedom Of the city was Conierrsd uRgn gn
chamber was crowded With inyited guests IN
full dress. and the members OF the municipality
wore their robes OF Office.
Gen, Grant will remain In Dublin during Bat
urday and Sunday. and leave on Monday morn.
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