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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
STORE HOUSE and DWELLING,

three stories high with Basement. and ia
eight chambers. on the south side OF Main a11EN
street iontin" about ~ icct thereon Iii ~, Ea
thy opposite Ia the toart House. and IassseAeA
long tccIpicd = successful business stand. This
Is one al the hcst properties in Elkt"n and should
attract the attention oi men of enterprise.
Tie situatioi Is central and excellent. especially
adapted ur Il dwrllin. and the sale al dry goods
and rrucrriCS .or II Boarding House: ior Resi-
dcrcc and Office or or any other purpose "l zen
cral and active business. The south side ut the
street is now taken from choice - many Gicn u!
Judgment. such Reese. Lewis, and bremen.
whose place of business this property adlnnS: on
the other side il j. bounded by the premises OF I'll"
Hon. j. 4. j. Crcswril.
THE TERtIS Or SALE. a. prescribed by the
decree. are: Dncthird in cash on the day of ale:
Unr-third III Six months. and on"-thirl in Twelve
months from the day ni -al" and to be secured by
the Bond OF Notes ut til" purchaser. with n >ur'ty
Surctic> to he approved hy the Trustee: OF the
whole may he paid IN cash upon the day ri sale.
III the option al the purchaser.
ALEXANDER Ek ANS.
April 10. lSIl-tS Trustee.
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N'otID'>r a list of the non-as>esSed
dogS-hloaded, whelp and mongrel-in
Cecil county be interesting reading TO the
taxpayers.
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SENATOR GRooME says that the BoiH-
marc -ln,,rir.'nS sensational report nf his
recent speech on tlic Army Bill, was
an unmitigatc,i and malicious SANDER,
prompted by his opposition t" Mr.. Mat
,,.-f-s
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In was rather unfortunate tina; the pom
'itrouS senator from Illinois should have
been put ont of wind by his colleague. as
was t.ic case Wednesday when Gen. Logan
showed a copy of the annual report ofthe
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, from
which he read table showing that with
in the year the number Of seizures of il
!icit ,5iStii!ericS among the i4,odo,oD OF
the population of The South was l,?5S
Mile among lie p, 0a0, zoe of the North
'i7y number only g.. The number OF
perrms arrested IN the South FOR the VIC
l2Ll-li' 4 internal revenue laws was ,:.9:'3
NE hole NoIti. The num-
49, --Y;4-;n 10 OK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

SoLrhoQt'y 10y Judge Davis: = Now that
! am q Democrat won't lave to dodge
into that cpnioundcd cioak-ronm every
few minutes.
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ssS'WHE+W HIG'.s

PRS-EMiNENTLY VALUABLE roS IT'S LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED from ALL SECTIONS OF The
COUNTY. IN ADDITION TO TIE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
or RS REGULAR CORPS OF CoRRE
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION The NAME OF THE WRITER ssING REQUIRED
IN ALL CASES AS = GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH
MARRIAGE AND OEATtl NOTICES INSERTED GRATul-
TCgslY. OBITUARIES WILL Be CHARGED HALF TIE
USUAL BATE Of TRANSIENT LOCAL NATTER.
Locoi matter, Ten ceatS a iitc for single mSc,:
ton.
Transient T'tcs-Eighf crnts Il iiac for one. and
Foar rc5'ts = Tine for crcrFdddifjondi insertion.
On" i.9ta Of SPace- Cornfed as Frcire lines. one
C"inpiR. FACE 4boIiGygs per isch gear.
f""r chG8gcs dliOwed 10 yeGrIy adrcrfiscrN cii.0m
dl>TfiOa1i chHTgS.
iae circulation Of The Hhiy bciag among tie
most istsIigent classes Of CecH county Gad the
GeJa:aitJ co"aiicS Of NorgIGAd. Pennsylvania Gad
f'ciarGf'. is proprietor confidently recommends il
20 Business H.H as Il rcd desirable medium for
rehauacrItire Gdrfrtisiag.
10 maintain lis high %iGAddrd as a iamily jou,RGI
~ 2f3Rsirc o. objectionable advertisements wiH De
d@miiiod into It's columns 81 any price.
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To THE PEOPLE OF MAHyL,xn.

FELLOW tTrIZENS:-t circumstances of a
purely domestic character cunS1rain me to
withdraw from all participation i'll the pend
ing political contests i'll this State. and there
fore deem il due To You To declare that
am not Il candidate for reelection t. the
nitcu States Senate.
Should discover at the opening OF the
next session Of Congress. that the resrlmp-
ton OF the active lahorS of my profession
imrair> my usefulness in til" disri!arge. of
my public duty shall surrender the trust
To- the Legislature. thai it may ill the St.n;i-
torial seat for the remainder oi th. time for
which was elected, II i bat lust that !
should make this formal auuonL, .rm"nt.
that my many friends throughout the STATE.
who have protit.;.d to me their cordial sup
port. may he relieved al all embarrassment
in regard tony supposed candidacy. Crate
full I" tn" people of my native Stat" for all
tn" high huli"rs which they have gcner-
orSi bestowed upon me, | assure them that
| retire from public life solely under the
pressure of duty which "w' t" my own
household. Wa. PINKNET WHITE
baltimore, .1p,H %, 1879
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II AR>uNIL FEEDEHiCi, purGi,,~ in a
lecture at Stanton. Va, advised his color
rd hearers not to trust altogether in pray
~. bat 10 go t" work honestly, SyStcma-
,caliy and comStientiously. He himself.
he aid had prayed fer three long years
ihAt freedom might come to him but il
:,'ytr came until prayers got down int,'
his legs and carried him away He did
mot approve the exodus. aud added
stay where you aIc. and So conduct your
selves that men will he bound t. respect
yuU-work with head and han,ts-seck to
acquire knowledge rs well as property
and iii time y"n may have the honor oi
going to Congress, for if the negro car
stand CongresS. Congress ought to be abb,
10 stand the negro.
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SALE
Real Estate.

pI virtue of Il decree of the Circuit
- Court Tor Cecil county. in Equity. the under
signed. Trustees will offer ~ 'uhii" AUCTION.
nj Grt>"nS Hotel in the VILLAGE al Rising sun.
Nd
WEDNESDAY. the 9TH day Of May, "A. D.. 1879,
at nclori. =. ". all the ioluwin" ic,cih,', Real
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suicide was a sensational story So prepos-
ferrous that the testimony of Surgeon-Gcn-
erai Barnes was not needed for its retlta-
published. however.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

FOR SAl.E-A first class :. Organ. -
warranted to play any tune. to suit. Ap-
ply to c. c. Fulton. office of BG'tiaorc
-iMCriraH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

~FNNTnE BECK is IN anaciironiSm Az
vN->lnNc-uI crscer becomes Il | niteh States
senator. and carries the manners of his
carly calling into the Chamber of his latel
associations He is an anachronism in
a'Iotier rcsrec,-in that. being u natural
i2cd citizen he believes IN State sovereign
" and smeers At the = Nation to (which,
when lie was permitted to become a citi-
~. iIc swor" supreme allegiance. The
p"agnatic Scotch \ American will find how
ever that the people have "ut%r"wn the
plantation. and that THEN. government
WiII not continue to he IT the beck and
call II statesmen like himself
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

-Repubicans are not fighting to put
the hallot-bnX under Federal control: they
are simply fighting for the right of wit
neSScS to watch the count who are not in
the hands of the local perpetrators, of
fraud. They are merely resisting the
overthroW of la,TS passed to project the
purity of the baiiot~h"x.-t. lih""y Er-
tninl .INNrnnL (RcnD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

THH victory of Mr.. Pierre Lorilard's
racer, Parole. III England. on Tuesday
will awaken great enthusiasm ON this
side of the Atlantic American horses
are henceforth to attract greater attention
throughout the world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

Now that Mr.. Bayard has succumbed
to III" caucus whip what are the Deputy
Democratic editors going to do for an in
dependent Democratic statesman IL rally
around" There's nobody left. for even
fudge Davis has Hoped way overat last.
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80 . q
DIED.

JAM EY.--Near Kirk Mills. on the 10Th of
March, 1879, Mrs. ELIZA j. JANNEy,
aged II years.
JAM EI.-Suddcnly on the 1911 of April,
1879, Miss MARY .IANNEI. in the 9th
year of her az"
Gone trol,t earth forever,
To til" eternal home.
W" MOURN for TIL. dear sister.
int presently we'll come.
the BIRD instant, HELEN
HEi:EEToN, infant daughter of John f..
and Hannah ID. Wilson. aged J year )
months and n days.
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JI'e Qee;I ll1I'ie,
= ELKTON. APRIL 26. 1919.

How would biennial sessions of Con-
grcsS suit the people?
PoilTICs will probably contine to grow
warmer with the weather.
GoRMAN'S GUN. loaded with Mathews.
was too much for Mr.. Whyte.
Do YOU think good. first class cpidem-
ic OF yt5loar ,ttctr would scatter Congress?
Nothing short of il could
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

II has been 4 matter of discussion
..AHong Democrats ut Washington, since
Senator Davis Hop over to the ofher side.
which Of the Republican senators could
PUT a little life into the debate. They
know Hoyr Ills first name * Roscoe.
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Mortgagee's Sale.

by virtue of power contained in a
- mortgage from Thoma: Gray. .lr.. ami Mary
=. Gray. his wife tn the Port Deposit Homestead
Association ni Cecil county. dated the ltth day Of
April. ISL AMI recorded among the land records
"i Cecil county. in I.ihrr -. =. No. foil" ~. Nc.
the said \~>"ratiun will sell ut iubic Auction. at
front ni odd Fellows Hal. in Port b"I'nSit. in
said county. "a
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MARRIED,

DOlGLA SS-DEILI.-.\ the HON" Of the
brides parents, in Chesapeake City. April
10th. 1879. by Rev. j. u, Kemp, JAMES
b4rGLASs. ~ l'hiladelrni:,, aud JANE
DRIIN. Of ChcS.,i,e:,kc iiil, Md.
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FARMERS, Take Notice.
First-CIass Oyster Shell Lime
FOR SALE. by CIIAS. ii. BENNETT.
April DIV T.ik Landing.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber. of
i Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court oi said county, letters III Administration on
the personal CStat" of
John STEEL.
late Of said county. dee naSrd. All persons havin"
claims against the said deceased hereby warn
ci Ia exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated.
ON or before the 18th day OF January. 1850.
they may otherwise. 10y law. he excluded from all
benefit "l said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the subscriber Given under my hand.
this 18th day Of April. 1879.
WM. i. STEEL.
Administrator OF john Steel. deed.
TcSt-REurEN T.. .JAMAH Register.
Apri 2t-SW
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TRUSTEES SALE,

pG virtue Of 4 decree in Equity. passed
ID in - ans. il, ;bc t;rrrit t!nrrt i,,r Cecil
county No. 5ss Il. = wherein Macy J.. Ma 'ha!i.
James Nltr,d May a:is! ol!ri ar '"'!PlaIuant:.
and Benjamin r. May aud others ~" descendants.
Sale at the Court House d"''r. ia ElkIou. IN
TUESDAY, the 18th DAY Or NAY. 1879
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}ItHE+CEJlIl+ WplG's
ESTABLl SHED IN le4i,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
AT ELkToN ND,
BY H. r. TORBERT.

SUBSCRIPTION, Two DOLLARS YEAR, IN ADVANCE
Six MONTHS ONE DOLLAR, No SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
TAE OBJECT OF IT'S PROPRIETOR BENG TO aAKs
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InNGEEss is to he asked to adopt meas
urc# for the renewal of the causes which
hat the general government ought to dc
i IL prevent Southern outragcs. II that
had been done some year ago. there
H. 'Innc now, but The exodus. once begun
}aa, not be checked by any inducements
lie South can offer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

FRED Dor"LA>> said i'll a recent lecture:
1t is Il mistake for the negro to move
North: one of the most unfortunate pre-
'iicHments that can be imagined is "a negro
"olnrs dom blend tremendously. The
South is the home nature designed for the
black man. and it by 10 means looks
right that barharity Should drive him out.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26
PUBLIC OPINION

}. c. :. Blackburn continues to get
excited too easily: but there isn't the dis
position to tear out the hair Of the entire
North that there once wa>.-[ Bnf"I" Err
nrtSH (RcpD
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|, ALL THAT FARM,

TRACT RIECE OR PARCEL uF LA%D.
situate lyim" and being in tn" Sixth Election hi--
trict OF said county. the road lcadu" r";n RI
ing sun aforesaid to iiu:l.c> M"ct;u" House.
about one mile north of the former place al inin-
in" lands of MIS-. Rachel Lincoln AN others. and
containing
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"a 80 ACRES Of LAND, MORE OR LESS !;

bcin" the same tract which was the eleventh
day ui March. \. D.. ISIS. conveyed unto Robert
\. Mckinney. late at said county. deceased. by
Thomas +. Sidwell and wife. hy deed Of that date
duly executed and rkhnwl"d-c, and recorded in
lihcr II. r. T.. No = Toll" 81 &c o!IC of the Land
Record Books OF said county.
rh" said property l. well fenced. and j. divided
into convenient n'ld<. with :; iair nTnror, ION oil
Woodland thereon ana til" lnaia Ter in y high
stnt Of cultivation.
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- - . o.

- There is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind than to hear Il cry
ing baby. pr. Bull Baby Syrup will give
instant relief to the little sufferer. For sale
at all iifls s.tiAr>
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145 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.

FRAME DWELLING not 81. with is9asI
II ncvcr-iuilir" NcIl nj Water mar IL" ts4ss "a
door with Cav" aud Milk House attached: t5s- sz
Fran" Tenant House. Barr.trl with T!u,>l.inY
Floor. Wagon House ami :rr.I Cribs.
s. About" i'fi:idty,i .rrt are il! q fine Sia: "
sassu cult y;itit,n: the laI;Igt." j. covered with
.ssSSssA y,;ng ANA thrifty TIMBER. Th"r.. i, II
=. youn" and thriving: ORCHARD OF
C!ililcE Fra II TREES on III" premises. The
farm is wei! watrfnI and the it" If the dwelling
commands one 81 the finest views in Cecil comfy
al the S;ts!tlch.!ni!.t river and Chesapeake bay.
This property purchased h. III" said Arm
strong and Company from James Black Groomc.
Tru>tc" tor the sale o the real estate ni .:"hn j.
IIc"kart. deceased. ANA there il still due on ac-
count of the purchase money thereof the sum ii
one Thousand aud thirty-ninc dollars and seven
sum the purchaser OF said property Will u" re-
uuircd TO pay to The said Trustee before receiving
:! deed Tor the sane.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-.lh" deere" requires one
fifth oi the purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day u" sale. and the remainder in tive equal in
Slmcnt> in nine. fifteen twenty one twcn y-.our
and thirty months iIoih the day ri sale. The
credit payments to hCaI interest from the day OF
sale and to be secured by the notes of the pur-
cha-eC~. with security approved by tn" Trustees.
fss Cos; OF cGGvcyanciG:r To i'c paid by the pur-
cnaScrS.
". :. EVANS.
". !. JONES
CLINTON MCTLLoUGH.
". I. LYON. Auctiun"cr. Trustees
Npril L. iS19-t>
MOTTO f. 10 CREDITORS.
The creditors of the lac fran of Arlnstr,..: \
ca. are hereby notified 70 file their claims against
said firm. with the voucher, thereof duly anthem
ticnted. in the office of the Clerk "i the Circuit
Court fnr Cecil county. nj flk;un Maryland. on
or "!"rr The seventh day III September l,cAt.
". =. EVANS.
W. !. JONES.
CLINTON M,tT'L liJ'Gfi
.kplil l.. iN,n Receivers,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

NN.BTAINE might he defined as the
senatorial Gatlin" gun. When he got
through a half-hour debate yesterday,
there were eight Democratic corp>cs on
the Senate ioor.-TriE"Rc. How many
were there when Mr.. Conkling finished
speaking on Thursday?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

Sorry to say it. Mr.. Thurman: but
you are Senate President pro TEN. No. 80
and only one-.John Tyler-evcr became
President of the United States. and he
wasn't elected to that Office HmphiS
.Ar"lnarhf( Ind. UcmD
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lyin" and being in Cecil county. Oh the road Lead
in. from PORT Deposit to pCrTyVlir. about two
miles from the former and about three mile: from
the latter place. and known the = Bots fcrm.
ad!uimin" lands 90 Albert tun>tii AiphnnSo d."
FIy9ricrC. and George l.. Whit. IL containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-04-26

The PEOPLE WANT PRoor.-rhcrc is no mcdi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold by all Drug
!si>> that carries such evidence Gifts success and
Superior virtue aS RoS,'HEE's' tiERMAM SYII.r for
severe Colds settled on the breast. Coughs Con
SUMPTION or anydisca>e OF the Threat an. Lungs
di,.' II thai iae + lh, in. PEE, N itc,ican
effect before buying the regular Size. - cents. Ii
has lately been introduced in thi. vndatry from
Germany. ami its wonderful cn.S astonishn"
any case. Try it.
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TRACT, PIECE Or PARCEL of LAND,

No ). Nj the right title aii,i interest
OF III" said armstrong; AMI Company in AMI t" all
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No, |, The FOUNDRY PROPERTY

conr>tin" I'll lot paIe" "i land. -iEuat@ in said
tnNu. On the north side ai the road icaiin% from
Port Deposit To Battle Swamp. which Wa convey
ed to SAID Armstrong and Company hy Rcbrr,.a
T.. Murphy and .inhn \. j. CTc>wcll anil others.
by deed dated March = 1875. and recorded in il'"r
y V. NJ. NJ. !. too 81. The ir!prn' rn"n'S are
Ii.ry
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Frame Foundry BUILDING

large BRICK WAREIIDI SE. MACHINE
SHOP and STABLE. Til property ha, been
used for foundry purposes :"r Il number al wears:
and has been thr sit" "E very successful and
I,rf.iit., I,l,, l,Ii<iEr<-
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10, 4. ANOTHER LOT OF LAND

on tn" eastern side 81 Nai.i street. in said town
which was conveyed Ia the said MIR: rom and
Company ny Martina !. NuaGr. hy a%Si EmIilynt ot
lease for miHci y-rin,. wears. renewable Forever
dated NoycIni,rr 2r l>ji nd recorded in I.hcr
H. Il. l.. NJ. l. 'niio 80: i';ii- lot h'< front g"
<..xxsS, forty Tee; said %tt,'"t, and j. al>n i'm
FllTa4 proved lay Il good lTtI BILE FRAME
.a1kA DWELLING House. This property is
ssESS SUBJECT t" :rr"uHd rent Of thirty dollars
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The improvement: consist of = Fl. Me IA
DWELLING HOT 81. t>latc roof two I91ltE
stores high with We'll Of excellent !ssssaaEa
water at the door: good Barn. STRAW 49,
house. Wa"on-h"u>C. Si,"p. and other n"'.,'>>;ry
uuthuil,liG.~.
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No. 2. A LOT OF GROUND,

-: The eastern >i,i, of Maa street. Ia aid town.
haI .l,. front said street al :u",r ic"i. II j.
improved by i iarrr -
Three-Story Frame Building. WITH, ~
used H. Il tin factory and tn and stow" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

sr>sAuox. JuA>rr,. mrrzrn AND nor1rr Mon

SENSATION. JUANIr,. MIETzER AND MoILiE MGiN-
IiY TIIE wiNSEEs.
BiLTnIOrE. oct. 23.-At the races to-day
TIE nat Oh the programme wls tine Central
stakes for two-ycar-od- sensation finished an
easy winner hy half length ahead ~ Grenada.
Who two lengths ahead II Odcn. Time, I:JOii
The second rnce was ON" AMI quarter miles for all
ages The starter sarge Twin \. Julniia Orr
ole. sunlight. Julna finished hnf length ahead 81
Sunlight second. Surge third. and Oriolr, Ed
win A., KOnrad and Vcrgellcam I'm the order
IN which they are named. Time, 2;i9i2
The third aud the event o tc dly Pimlco
stakes The starters were TOuanicr. Foridd Glenmore
Fortuna. Nri1er and Chrckinatc. Nirz~r finished two
lengths ahead ~ Fcridn, second. who rcn
lengths ahead ~ LOullnicr. third. and Gienmorr.
Cncckusi" and Fortuna following IN the order named
lime. 3J~l2
The fourth and last ~ the dav mile heats for
ihrreyrar Odds. The starters were ~kylark, Jericho
and MoliIe McGlney. MOlhc Mckinley flushed easy
winner i've lengths ahead o. Skylnrk. who was
one length ahead ~ Jericho. Time, l:i9la. In the
second heat Jericho finished winner Of The heat two
lengths ahead ~ Skylrrk. who wns half a length
ali nd OF Molly McGlnley. Time l:J2i In the third
beat, to the homcstreieh Jericho pushed, but he
could respond and the lilly finished winner by
length. Time 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

a candidate f,r the Assembly. Tie sii1on-ia Iariy
nominated william II. Waxw.l grocer ALL sac ~ .ch
party, james ". Perry, a l.Wyrr
The association meeting opened with favorbc -
port from committee composed OF sifaorsC rcn cd
De al o. 1913 persons Ir"pps % Ger admission -
membership The Mason resisted fse 'prii'- ID
TIE report, that tLe sluoas parry VAS ~
tempting pack tie eca'iou as 20 proven. Tie
Mason lHDu trYm r.-an.r- co.f..l '. I.. iarnf
spccchcs lgam-i - adoption ~ the lcrur, were hitc
by Colonel J. ". Mason aud police ~''tc f4i iio'
a.a u .Hyoto. o. adoption lF s. is' 90 4- g., it MN "
George = fl..nrr Al loIi'- 'n. ST. tI.. n % 'al-.
o. Inl4 90. f.r A.- tt.,n. forttti- 900 t-f.i = '
ia.re l.1'i.u rtrt JllEr j 1I.'.r sA'ni ir .h."ti
hy. minutes whom To complete % rfrfcI 19nIr i'
report. Tie .uOInu made c-i d., -ouestf. To- i'
fls strength fh- IWo ffrfirn- iIrrr t-- lDI -tii
There attempts 10 nrrso. absent N'i"i-'
.u1 tIelr 500. -fcH uIrHar tlii fi'toc. -'i .i-.
Iad er af % uiF iu Pre-. rsHe orO g. -h. E. i-'N
parry carried .Nrr motion by vote cd II 40 ~. -t'
tnis f:r nr.t s.tnI they have Lr u tir ASSOC n W
their "i'af IN an" cont - 'r tr Ir'si' n'N nr-
tween Ar. -ion. and Nr Mason pa -cri'mh b. tNc'
were f,iy .ililul. Trey o.. i.s.d '3'.t re- oN 10y
iiur u1rk ir ii-t "i lfol.. u nicnH'a O. i- 'h!
iu committee, l.4 -I..tn iA. cd ti' iiit- ' tic
no ilees Should Dee Irntei ihc association then a.
inltH.I.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-24

rAoLA MARIEs BENEFIT.

Mile. Paola Nart's benefit lat night 1T TIE
Tfth Avenu, Theatre wao unu-uay hfi1at occasion
TIE house was son. the 0u1eu,t wa sympathetic
there was an aorua ace OF applause aao flowers an"
the performance. In some spccis, c1crled any
that the present company has given ms STD
SON The op.gi VAS ia t,c-fe Ducnc'sr'
one Of the earliest of Ofeubaca's works. II was
presented here lon- ago az tlc ola French Theatre
with Mile Tos.fe "a the title l6e, ana was almost the
first OF era-baure -rng IN NcwNors II has been popu-
lar ever sluce because 10 contains mach oi Tire rs''es
and most sparkling of Oncuhacns music ana b"c'n+r
tie dialogue /. clever and The absurd stuat OBS give
chance for effective acting Pac.a Marie is beyond
doubt the best Grandc DHchesSe Ne haN, ever hHd.
IostSe and a 20. ,i success - pa tac part were 4l
tensty Nuglr-u fact fIcir sue cess a Ernctlf t'n
tr cOars.nrss o. t.cr t'ng. Al u so
sa.y 10 rai-e % lau-h or hvirS % rolnd oi ai-
,rsiure that singer wLu refuses tO d0 tls, nV wa"
yet can preserve the spirit Of iuu ALI f"ic i1i -N
OVcra buuf. WHIT claim 70 has, In spite ui JUS mess
de serves oSnrc II communication. In 90 Ia it a
Mime. AugOi " iii-. PdOlI Mare ptTofmed a uiW'h'
task with Gccaey aud discretion. In " IL n. .'u''
pucnc~-e Size has done oven better ~hr conlu h"'
make the clean and Wholesome, nut sac ui Nidt'
10 make IL decent. she pretty anu WAGONS ana
she sing her songs with Refinement ant i~h "'ih'Sh
she apparently nervous aai NOS ia Hti lt'' .v've
I.r support WAS good Capoul wpo seems 10 Me-
sicldi Improving ia uperahOufe. sang the music al
Tr- exccllcnl a.. using the faisctio much more spar
fngy than M csc early part of the -"soh. ne iif
parfs were also well rendered, Au-c.c ana MtlleIes
uOiug particularly good work.