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POLITICAL mi .EWS.:


=. Special Dlpateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July lB..-The Chairman Of
tho District Convention has called meeting at
Lebunon, noono County, on tho 2lat inst, for tho
purpose OF nominating Il Democratic callltdatc
for Congress in this Ninth district, composed of
tho Counties Of Ttppccin0d, Tpton. Madison,
;IIAmltun, Clinton, ltll llnoue. Congressman
Myers, Of anderson, Is believed 10 10 thu coming
:. The TlPpecaaoe delegation 70 tho. Republican
Congregational Convention wont over 70 l.ebanon
meets t0- morrow This ct,,lnty Will support Mr.
Orth. Robinson, OF Madison County, Albums, Of
St!niSn aisa esSa}f'x ;;;}'Hs4 Hs4 ar" Of a'9" County
CoLuNnus, O., July H. The Hon. a. g. Por-
nna, arrived ~ this city th!s atiornoon 1run,
Washington, en- route for Indianapolis, whore he
w ysx s s1un gaao Il Sa. @ SsF wSo
he eou1d not thus curly spoak nlyEsudiy us to
tho cluetion In Indiana, ,ncvcrsuolesa ho w4s
con,inaud, tint DO regarded tho outlook la
9%,oat most eneouraKinR. a,ld J.. haa M& M& nue I,I, lttlo
tho Republicans hcid thIa ycar that they
hud not haa for several ycats. Fist, THO lndi-
arssi @ ysars ti,ora had bee1, dIseorlant eleuents
fuot th,lt l'y and through tho efforts Of tho Ite,
Bean piacsd pdI,2 u, sH solII Gas nd thoy iookod
upon tho Democracy with Huspicion. they hayinp
wthn os % n% lsKs
Irish voters Of indianapolis and ,other Identities
that they worn useful to tao Democs..uy IT,
S%tS thsy have been Totally Ignored, nsssr hns'sa
boon nute to obtain tho party yoto' an.l ~ sclaon
Gov. Hendricks, who do not colconl their ltslp.
po!ntinvut md shaxrin IT ts9 treatmpls T. ho r.
uota. x deiegntion ot 'pro,nlnpns Ilopnllloan
frout Richmond and lndlnnap0tls mot tnefr eau
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LAKE bluff.
THE suanAY-scuoot. ASSEMBLY.

a,.s. as ;a y, ~ ,'s.,' saI n.,,n =,
Tho hrst day OF tho hfth aunual incetins Of
the LAko Hull Sundny.6ehool' Assfnl-
bly was chiefly notublo for the -uustlo
M ont,,,,tv sh,,rn hv the ,non.1ors
u..1 uo'ss nv .ss'.s >. suAo
OF the Assocmuon IN taelr prppatatlohs
for tho comfortable ENTERTAINMENT of tho wat
crowds TINT aro expected during tho MEETINGS.
Vnatcrr,ov,a nrr1rnia vrrC fow b,t n IL ovncctrG
thnt ~. 81 tr,na wIIi i,r,n,. ara,, nit5,tInna
trn,n vnrus niti"s n,ii"tnnt ~ it,irnrn n1,tl IL
T. .ht,,hs w that ~ Ii3s. th, n,.nt nnf st,t sns
tsi ~. J., 1 mn tn @ IisitSrs
Evsrvth,t1tr IA ;np .it,n.. iotEina to s,,escssfi
acrins ~ ,,aMttnwx mi the n1trc1nn ri Illnrmtv
sb,s TSr ~ nntt""hin, nn th~ ,,nrt ~ IN mnnnunrs
- I"ji"ti." & ~ anr..ms r. fnrntr vsSra II hne
in., ~ onstn,n ~ - .nvi,an en,uro r. n,anrtars
- ~ ~ thn rrs rloH :. f,..s
!Tnnt1p Iii 10 Ti"nsnntIw tns,,,,ar.I nt,t' aa
tunw,osxn +"t r. ma n,oi i,.n, ant -, T.,
s.n ~, tssnnf n.s n .nta ~ .II ~
a't y a ~ romTnrr ~ visitinW i,rru
r. H." II ~
~ ho ,.o,,,, ~ mn .,roo+ ,x,,,r,,,,c +,r+ vcs
~ o 8 ;.nr IL n,,,tt, t,s Ts
aaa nt,oot ns aHh!e .
i,S "tse arnn'"e ,,us ,ns1 5'A NJ ~ ~,
MS.. nas0S "sua sh nr33.o i,.rn. ~ tbe nf,r
,onn T1n W."uLnC fIor tha ,f,nIt & fnsf
xs hap 11as ~ ~. H., a. i;,,h1r, a,.nn,
. aEa. S,t ~ IN ,,1 s .ao taM,no y, ~ nf
tns ~ 9s,tnss ~ 4ns ntC nm ~,
.H9Gfa 9 s a.s .m ~ % ano & n ,a - thti ntH
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M1tnlNH vt. Julien WA8 driven four hcnis, WIN
TRo 1rst ryas simply Tor Tho ,',rpuao Of warming
ut. jclnR done In 2:;k:. Thu nc1t wns stSpgea
M IT. br'sk ars ~ bstnx ; tie FrS' rc s VI
VIZ 2nown Tint ~ " Sss q Se i soat" Aiter
~, ] 5saSs S1"sI e \ I a%t t ntn tosrs III s.e aS
although 'sloWkt ,,p art'und , tho tirat tuTn.
Tsa ssss A. essS &Tts; o p u5mo IL 5 tsfHGs % % na a
sss s' as ssse Sa S%is ie a M sa 1ss en sps
Az asss s:s .'qE sf ,hssc fs essrss s sd
Spsf 81 oostS ss III s;"s %G 5 Ys S t,s @
severn course Of sprouts, tho flstest lne buInY
y u Gssse a'f s etS 5 sef% Se
JNok. who ecened e havn conB!tlerablu speGtl.
IL wss KEsa aT1s ND t'n ts starf s.S 10 n. e.
s.s ascat /. ss;S;, s,i,'s
g' oSaIa Sl broks, ~sss @ an @ cspt isek Sas pis. p
Iioncsctter, alsu In Macos ssnblo. Wns given
some slow 1o9ginE I'd waKall' while q@osslp @
oY Jimmy DlIstin bud Darby logged by hts groom
fSs F9s "aie e M; II nssk %ssh il
SSt MSs rsss ssass sqSs s r,sHx x xcsty 9y
l!ys ,,s eo'sSs S. u sSs w;;;;,,n esss %ss
Es;Ra Ra ts tSo ps . 5 " % Keaos ~s o
curly and oftut', nld soen,rd 10 be full Of tr0t,
EonE @;n. sSsr n 2lSKt r. ~ tsst n.ssa Kf m
~as @ @ ds;von n,lis il :: W y John selan: EaI!.
lc9 t es d s es g. Ss Sas s"i s 5
tho Michigan ,wondov," so'ye.l considerable
speed Il sois Crockett WY s;ys slow Work hy
| tl1plr exercise IN tho khNuC OF n WNtk
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TIE. TURF,
HAA7s WORK. A. eftfk T1lAcK.

FAsr WORK At HHE TlLAcK.
Tho Jockey Club track Il slhe xcuuo OF eomo
Lively wusk eyosy nurnlnxi. the nD'trotteEs lii
tho stables tusnlahIug plenty Ut business In the
why Of speeding a.ll jogging for tho drivers 10
d. Owing to tho oxtfVtncly bot weather df the
Ist few days, tho fun has boon bexun as un
early hour, and yesterday morning Aon,o Of the
curly blrJa woro out ut 6o'rlook. Ono uftho
'first to uppaar was Wedgowood. outoscd In tAoj
frso-far-uIl stallion and s;Sl races next weok.
Hc was given threo ntIes, tho tlrst being AL e.sy
ono ln 2:ssbH, tho next In 2:sHt, and tho thlsl
In .:sls{. ~ Monroe Chief. who will
10 QUO OF Wedaawood's competitors 10 thu
stallion race. was given threa heats IN s:Sl Or
botter Motlday morning, there WIS ooaaidcsable
.tntoecst tukeu In Wud9owooa'a work, Rnd, aftur
1t WAS over. there was u general Impression thAt
he will 10 dangerous In the race Noxt TuostlAy.
Dy Q o'eloek tharp wtrs ut least tWcnty horzes
on the truck, and the clnsf-hopso bnicony coli"
tuiaeA u knot OF h0Faeuse1i Who with watches aM
hnt,i. tlttud tho Hyers u quarter, hatf, or full
IluIlu whpnuyer taoy wusa sposdsa. During the
, 1880-07-14
IN TROUBLE.


THE III " lAM8NUth NANUFAVI0HIe4 VSs-
PANT. ...-.
. In view Of tho rOn,ors affecting tho aabtlltyof
tho Company, and tho fntt that Mr.. Richard 3.
Handbook, President VI tho 1tn,nbrnok Nnnu-
facturins Company. TN Mondny ovontnE denied
to TnnuNE reporter thAt hia Cutnpnny hnd
confessed to n Judgment for f8,3.sti III fAvUs uf
AfrM. NJ. Holding IN tho Superior Court IN tho llay
mentioned, u T1slnnsE reporter, believing thnt
int, astcmpt WIS being mutlo II, co,ccaa tho trac
history Vt tho cnae, yetttcr.'a.y callcs!
Lat1, Astlaai l,oek, tho :atterneys Of slr. Held
ing. Mr Luz WIS MT i4,llsposod to ktvs full de.
tails. lle said That Mr. Iia,i'brn9k was iIlnocent IT
Judgment, rs it WIS obtained Without bis xhowI-
e1s{Si; 4s{;;o,.o n,ya ,,c tho norttco1az.
Tho motc In question was Eiyon BY tho Hmm.
al,o,!n. adyansed BY Iald'ns, Brother & CO. to
i ~ ~ ssHn! ss Ct tho 'udRm'"''"
:" was TIE ro.o 'lr'4wu III favor Of tho pelatns
| "!To William A. Stanton, mud It wna by him IN
dorsesi to jleIdlng, l,rnthor & Co., who actually
furnished tlic muney:"
t,,',iy.n "naye y9nn proceeded any further than tho
Yes; upon this judgment wo havo sarnl-
shccd the Insurance. companies, for thu r!.rl.so
G5 MSn l;ynK tho insurance MONEY apply upon this
gou sly you believe that tho Handbook
nothins 1t this ,udgn,onts
- nm flrinly eoily!nsetl :, that str. Hambrook
axpia, %e 1s sos yoa managed tic at
"Mr. HANDBOOK was at this office In tho oven.
rGfcrrnco 10 tho note, hut at that. tlmo nothing
was settled about cntertnR up tho Judgment"
r ansa sss ysa ysosaa t. sos wth ppares ntor.
cstcd md with ourselves. nnd we ainlly con.
c!,,dc.l that 1t WINS best to baye the Judgment
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BUILT ON THE SAND,

- %NQcN 0NAkF AZ IllA AA4UHus
An accident, fortunately unattended by loes
Of lifu, happened ut o'olook ycatcriMy MORN
Ing. by which the tArcc.story building at No.
1E0 Wabash avenue wna Utmost completely
wrecked through tho cutting away by worktnun
cngag0d III cxcAvAtlug tho lut to tho south OF
tho aatly soil upon which tho southoruA wall ct
tho building rested. Tho house, originally two
story frs.uIe, bud boon raised upon u brick lower
story, which hus been occupied Blnco Inst
May ns grocery by Thompson s.
Co., who leaSod tho .wholo building,
occupying tho Becand story, with Dr, Ocndenet1,
us u rcaidpucc, while tho third stury waa eublet
to Mrs. Connorn. Tho vRcant lot 10 tho south
was puruhascxl short time aRo by Joseph 4.
Isle, har1leas- lukcF, whose store, fronting
upon its roar limo, hc designed to curry forward
tO tho std8wAlk.'As q preliminary to bu'tdtny
Chrlst!an IItste, Horny barr, Charles sJohusoli,
and Donnls KcArnoy, With William Cu,n.
1roa aS f0rcuAn, werc engaged to Dxcnvato
tho lot for y foundation, aud thoy wero at work
digging at tho sand ut g;;a click yeatcrlay WHOM
tho aeeIdont occurred. Tho ttu,By tAturQ Of tho
soil aud tho fuet that tho house to tho north
rested merely upon IN clsht.tnah. wall.
sunk pnt tx,Aple Of foot IN tho gr,unl, anu
Of which four inches hall to be cut away hccauso
Of Its overlapping tho adjoining property, taa.lc
It nppArcnt thut Its proprietor, Dir, Yott. keep
ing livery On tho North Bdc. should do SONIC.
thing to presoFyo it from ooilapsng llo wh.
notified Dt thn condition of atfairs, but put on
taking tho precautions until tt,u Iuto. yeator.
dny niorntliy he Visited tho placo, aud protulsc.
to hay9 thv nuttos attended to. but halt III huul
| utter tho collapse occurred. Tha 4lx r1tnyntUrt
werp working directly u.,ttor thu south sIdu o
Mr.. Yotts hotise when, WITHOUT nny n!.vIltn!nar,
| tts luwur story FILL out With Il touring crush. Al
tho SUING titu0 tho Two frlu.e stOrfes above KAyp
| luruh tn tho sUuth aud threatened t0 gAll dvc
upon and crush to dcuth, tho w0rku uIe,. beneath
Ihere wns uo chaHcu TOR shom to eseapo III tilnt
ia4 tho hou1o como dowl., ~, llotw!t hst4t.tlni
thsy had 1,ot tukcn means to Hcciru u tupld rxl
troul tho hole, up whose sandy bunk they tFe.
In vain to clnIu1Gr whliu tho bEtslkin4 Ut xass
clenkng Ut tisnlIer ailA scfuAlniny Of frkhlellu.
| women Aud children suuuaGd 0Mlnpusly ove
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Il FTGBUHtC71.
n,w,,., ,,+,., ,u.r go, or,.ot,rod .-ua+nrt,ov
}ar f,nnnni ~ ,hr ri,arr,
~ fnti,,M ~ ,,r,nnt ;cfcmsnImss - vnnnt fru,n
sug s.as ,,.t ~ ri. at,th,r~ hn cvttIct,c VIVA
oor, AVA ~ ~ nasn tniW, ;,,1or ,!,ivlarnent.
hoa''" az" '1o o'''' '''Ne" a''oo' "'' 'e'
The Fite Department Is " scce!pt y Metrtus
o. ~ NY Sm ~ ,nnir
tncH Mpt .'t ~ ~ tntn,nrt tsv rt,rrvIi
Enn TSn -t,s,,,,ti,,,s s,nI nr iiic Flrc 10
e,rt 80 ~ :" tnnm,M1 " nrrn rt,ntInn ntu1 i'm
1.' ne , - ~ tar shnrn ~ t,rniao
h'nsor "'So co'es ~ t"' " 'o"'e " p.A"o'
AMONG tho building permits issuetl yestotley
erect foundry, ll6xtrt feet, Dearlnrn street,
ncnr Fifteenth streot. to cnst *10NU; ono to
uoodwIliio g. lictstcr; to erect 4 awo.stDry bnrn,
Nos. 1a24 and IT'D l!aekwcll street. to coat II aos
uno to 4. r. GrDWhatlut 10 erect Il three. st0ry
,tiwellnH No. t8t sctlGwlck street, to cost sNtl;
and ono TO, G. Hearuth, 10 oroct a two-story
dwelling, No. t81 West Fourteenth street, TO
cost $3,U00.
In .v,, .,r,rrona' .or,o ao,. MN thot rtr.
, 1880-07-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY Ia,

II It chr, l,e done wthn,it assuming my Of tho
city Indebtedness. The plnr, !sto oscct pumping
works at tho HttNk-f fns1ls anil rtreltb
iMto hig wcll. whence Ii will bo rorcrd throuE,,
tho town, Another plnn u to erset ~, wf'Sks q,
Ctntrnl or, EDr,. Wayne Railroad trucks, which
will snve tpo hauling of coal. The new works
Gun he built, It ia eftln,ntct. fnr $iaN,0W
It Ia prNphstl to rnfae tho slti, over tho *el.0o
pnitl by Hr,!o !'nrk for tho oil Ws'rks BY FGtthK
large wntcf.tnksrs to nt'ynneu tho remn1er, u, u, u
MINI WILL In atlnutr4l.
, 1880-07-14
PUBLISHING THE REPORTS.

HRtNt I4fP1EtH 10 1NE LHItHp0 1ftUuNks
WARRINGTON o. g.. July "lJ.-The Suporln-
totlt!ent of tho Census has already received a
great ,unny applications for copies Of dLHeront
portions Of ttoccnsus returns, md d fcw, ,appit-
cations tor the.nnttro work. It perhaps Is not
scneralEy understood TINT 1t Will be,. nnny
months bcforp tho entire work will TO cOMplct-
cd. Soma Of tho specialists Indeed, who huve
comprehensive sub1cvts. do not expeot to be
AlIe tn fin!sn their wtrk for six n,Oniha or eyen
longer period, bit owing to tho gront demand
topics uor. Walker has decided to publish from
ttii9 10 timc certain portions OF tho Genans in
tho shape Of bulletins, and he probably will be.
gin this within 4 few weeks With some Eastern
city, probubly Philadelphia.
, 1880-07-14

rss Sass y u, o ba.!s-aese e. shss5 I9tal!nF
q. Struck 3nt-shntfor, Hota''nR.' Kennedy, Phil.
Rss tss sasl-ddasoesM ly59n3en rs g. Ksssssz ses;Ses
!. Strikes sen!lui-Corcpran, tE); NcEorniek,2L
!r.ss Rsssed 5'.!1 5hs.!11ls-Fltnt,*: kenhody.l.
Unlplro-1}radlcy.
wOl,cEsrxn vs.. noaroH, ;,
Special Dtspasth to Ths CHICAGO 1Yibans:
stsrta VIII H. ea N taaa sas ba
nourIy lost It BY snlsHon Ut Corey.s Weakening !n
tho middle Of tho gatne md 9otttng bit forssyGn
CT csntiy supportod, and manasei 10 tnlly III iime
q ssve tiofeat. llchaoiid did not play. put witl
oaa Ptsa ito e tSo as es 5
Diunan IN right ilold. Ths hitter mu!red two
iiies +, tho first Inning: :, =
pgSs:!ss:: ss::s:" "a e
weseSster;; 1ss;,, J: f'oso W
iia,tii Fielding orrors-worcestcr. 1; noston. a.
lsuss- -hlts-Worcostor, ID; 1ioston. II.
Txeeass Fece. sao a'sstS%ysy stsM%sy p%'gnna: %nia:uy
yist , Ssss q sS%ofssster,s .; ,no,sten,s :.
4n d1' on n'ss esas@Wsrysstsr toson
Struck :.' o,,t-'.sh'.uoy, nehno't tthreoh coroy,
strlEes is c,lIsdIo99cey. Ii; i,SSj, il. -,
louIlo llAys-CreaNtr Gr!4 sullivnn.
Yinlu 0f gasno-2:ip,
UMpttc-'Aurphy.
riat,r VI. rn0vIbRHcE. !"
sp<eta! Utsbateh 10 Tas Chicago Ir!buns
to-lny, and ProYlieilee li1 not 10 much better.
hut tho Troys handled the willow sifectuaiiy.
a1la this proyi1unco fa9oa To- do. The o4!y a.: OK
whan four Providence ines, reached tFst beforG
nun was ont. but saarp p,ay,nx; p.eyyS,,tsd
| DloSfnR tho Hlf1p bY Rtr1lltur Utit.
, 1880-07-14
THE OAR.

:. COUHTNEY AND WARD.
New Yong, July IRA Hartford special snys
negotiations are closed for tho rnco between
Courtney and Josh Wartl! Tho course il to be
On tho Connecticut River, noar Mlddloton on
Saturday, Aug. u, 500 side, play. or pAy, dis
tApre i've ulles, =.
, 1880-07-14
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL,

C1Rc1HNA1I,, July l1--John z. Mannox, as
elgree Of Archbishop Purcell. Is invoking tho MD
OF tho INV to Increase tho nasets Of his trust.
Tu~tlly bo brought suit to sct aside tho alleged
fraudulent conveyance of property, and to re.
daughter.
, 1880-07-14

n.ly tho Impr1yotl Howe BcAles. Borden, Bel
lcck T. Co.,, Agents, VI Lake street.
, 1880-07-14
DEATHS

buck l. 1(nyner's Moth Powder destroys roGCf
CO, t3ena itlce. a1l hetihuga.
, 1880-07-14
THE CITY.


THE CITY. |
GENERAL NEWS. |
chi. r. r. HARDIN, u. g. A., is at tho Palmer.
Nit, Arp Nina. FRAZER, Lou1ou. England, arc
nj tho 0fnnd Pacific.
: wxus1su EATON, EDITOR OF the 1tobt, Lincoln,
Nct.. ta Mt tho Palmer.
. C., II. nnAzEE, Of lnckford. ILL.,, Is among tho
guests Ut the Sherman. ..-.~' n.,
Il. D. Gn1Ar.ER aud ". II. Farnusn, London,
Euglnnd, nrr at thd fremont.
I. F. srnoSa and fnuIly, Of Fond du Lac, VIE.
nrc tlotnlciicd at tho Sherman.
T1,x isov. ID. r. Eclls, n prominent clergyman
of Cleveland, O., IL At the Pnntttc.
the city yesterday, registering at the Pacific.
sss 1:sS is;s ys:s;%s, %s, hseiaz 'ef' BIZ family at
Niu. G. a. gnxoonv, tho lawyer, y not tno
Gregory WIN ta 4ofng to EUROPE July u, as an
nouncct Inst Sunday.
THE Administration Committee Of tho Public @
Library Donul met ycstursl9y HftorGO0a' anu anns
ulnn Investigation, nRFced 10 foplaco th'sS
IT, sy Nna rsE;e aas sya n IT. dos B rfs'
90 city for few days. aud is stopping as tho
Fnlntcr.
Mn r.! SAITH csFk et e. he AppsateS sg,e Sxst G9S5t
~ m' trin n,,,,it ihn inkus md to enjoy fow
weeks va,ntion.
n1cnAn, peiwxns;, tho President Of the ssa. ,tr.
p"rts III Gn!ttn and 'tho Tinted States, To look
attcr Tho seninen's interests.
ANrs CoIAS. who was arrested with Crowley
,n,f ii!ri iii, fnt,por- thr,Wers, md who tufed
flutes evidence, was yesterday discharged from
ctist.n1y,n Nol1u pros. having been eHtercu ny
the Eldtes Attorney.
= co,,,1r 1,rca.,1nt,t or Tim EvnnsvlI,o. Tcrre
,,, L. Z i,,,.s1. i"rnn,1. chnrirs H. Pick,
t.M.nr,i sin,,"vrr Henry Fanncli. General
%Genst! % .,intt ~, +, hines Ih;rf ENGINEER
snps1'ingta'; pt int,,n % nrn1.Tr liafirrnt nrv az
~, y. III M,mn.t G,.iSnso " c'" ~
'ne A.enuo".' 1,,,,, 1,,hn
, 1880-07-14

NIINNEApOLIs.
MINNEAPOLIS; Mimi. 1uly t1.-CenBuB returns
show the population OF Minneapolis 10 bO ~ I'll
, 1880-07-14

E1fttdt Uttpat7h 70 Ihe Ek1ta00 1F16uNEs
CA1No, ILL.,, July 11-Tho consus cnaulorators
have completcdith work In this city, altti lind
the population to bo 0,0.o, gain Of 2,7a. sluco
, 1880-07-14

Paplllpn cuzus g1s-rheuul xud sorofuN.
, 1880-07-14

M06,heinoy's loyotN Houbt. though but IL 81.
, 1880-07-14

; SFEWAllI.-luy1 I, 1ssL ut z Eust yan lurnn.st,
lktt4H EuAlW upllG Infant daughter Of IDBGEl H. atld
.AAna u. BteNaFt, " Cheslso. pxal montha and "
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

ant way with him that leads
people for quite u while to take
no notice of the fact that he
never works, that he contracts
debts without paying them,
that he sponges on his relatives,
male or female, and that his
sole philosophy is to get the
best of everything without Civ
ing the slightest equivalent.
Citiesare OVERLOOKING with these
fellows. Sometimes they are
driven by chance necessity to 40
something outside Of the card
table for very brief period.
But it is tolerably irksome to
them. They hate any form OF
honest and useful labor mvet-
crate emphasis, and as soon as
they cant get "supplies" from
any gullible quarter they re-
lapse again into the delights OF
elegant loaferdom and the joys
Of pocketing something whic!,
some: one else has earned.
These creatures do not classify
themselves as dead beats. They
style themselves gentlemen, and
finally delutle themselves with
the idea that they are orna-
ments to society. They pride
themselves on" knowing actors
and actresses, cultivate the gen
ealogy of the turf, and are es-
pecially strong in gastronomy.
They cut a very pretty figure
on the streets and at the fash
ionable hotels and if they have
brought mother, sister or friend
to distress by their selfish in
dulgencies they neither suffer
remorse nor make atonement.
The dead beat in rags, hangs
around for his glass OF Whlskey,
is the better man of the whole
school, and that is giving him
about the smallest modicum OF
praise that could be bestowed
upon anything in human form.
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
THE DEAD BEAT.

The pictorial dead beat and
the common representative of
that class in real life do not
conform. He figures in the ar
lists sketch with clothes shock
ingly the worse for wear, a di-
lapidated hat, arms hanging
limp and with a hang dog look
ing countenance, half imbecile
and half cunning. There are
loafers of this school, whose sole
purpose is to wheedle or cozen
some one out Of money enough
to procure a drink. Heis hard
ly entitled to notice from pen
Gil or pen. The accomplished
dead beat pays attention to ex-
ternals. He enjoys at times
the confidence of the best tai
lcrs. He is well up in all the
conventionalities Of society ETH
quette. He talks well and is
popular with men and women.
Indeed there is a certain pleas
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

Il Board {
Pn month
Hhe futur
Pc suppl
d
Rislled 70
Eonsta1ltl
lifted and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

A LOSING JoKE.-A prominent physi-
clan of Pittsburgh said jokingly to H.
dy patient who was complaining OF her
continued ill health, and of his inability
to cure her, "try II p Bitters" The la
dy took it in earnest and use6 the Bit
ters from which she obtained permanent
health. She now laughs at the doctor
for his joke, but he is no, so we'll pleased
with it, as it cost him good patient
Harrisburg Prtriot. It.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

/ EANES Bayou Sara eve a*dxs1sa.
IA ~ Monday after the ls sss:#.sas;ta7assts'
arrival of the cars aid yaszs.-ssssssss
Thursday at o'clock, p. M, and return.
ing, leaves New Orleans every Wcdnes-
day and Sunday. Jan.I1,-79.ly,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

ENITS! DR.. Lasc, les Ting! ISL Re .nc,N,
q unlike the many so-called prenara
TONS tor this disorder viii, h only relieve
" hiie used by the patient, Cures Perma-
nently! and has been endorsed in this
respect fer the past 20 years by the lead
ing medical authorities in Europe, No
charge made to give it a fair test, as DR..
Lascelles undertakes to send each suffer-
ing applicant a free package on their for
wartliug name and Post Office address t."
his Sole Agents for the U. s., and Cana
dn, Messrs. Slocum & Co., No 4 Ceder st,
New York 4w
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08

Soda water at 5 and 10 cts,
q glass. at Sweetman & Friends.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-08
LEES STEAM w MILL
8 MILES NORTH OF JACKSON, ON
THE WQODVILLE AND JACK
SON ROAD.

r WOULD RESP -CTFULLY inform
l. the public that my mill is now run
ming at it's full capacity, and that am
prepared to sell lumber at the following
low figures:
Heart Lumber .s15 90
Mrrchantable Lumber. l2.5O
Common Lumber. 1900
Rough Edge Lumber 800
MY terms are positively cash at the
mill before the removal of the lumber.
lnav.3'79-1y THOS. J. LEE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09
John nom,,eae vs.. yame. william steele.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
IL ish OF Orleans. No. ~. 4G7 BY virtue OF a writ
OF seizure and snle. to me directed by the hon.
orable the Filth Disbi let Court for the parish III
Orleans, Ia the above entitled cause. l Will
proceed To soil nj public auction. at the Mer;
chants and Auetipneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Cns!tomhnuao streets.
In the Second Dletriet Of this city. on FRI
DAY. March u. 1890 at IA o'clock M. the fol-
lowing described pronarty to witt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. to-
gether with nil the buildings aud I'm
provements thereon and appnrtenancee
thereof. rights. why's. privileges, servi-
tudes and dependencies thereunto belonging
Of In any Wise nppertain'nF, eituated IN the
First District of this city. IN the square bounded
BY utavier, Common, Magnolia and Claiborne
streets. Said lot lie designated as lot number
two on u plan drawn by Frank Gardner. on the
seventh day of April 1866. deposited In the office
nj Adolph Boudousuuis. late notary public In
this city, and measures twenty eight feet s!x
inches aud two ltnea front on Hravter street ~
one hundred aud nine feet ono inch IN depth,
between parallel lines. Acquired by defendant
herein by purchase from James Harpar htsel0.
per account passed before y. j. Heghers. notary,
on December 2. 1916.
Eeland In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot. -
j. H. ALGEE GAUTHNEAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans.
feq f6 IA NH q Ia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-09
THU NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1880

trips we're performed at a. speed OF eighteen
hoMra less than the schedule under which Mo-
DononRh took the route ut Aaan0. Brady had
testified that he believe the service could not
he euitahly uniformed for sTa 900, at which price
McD ,na,luh failed aud he accordingly raised
the pay to pomethng like f,oo 900 Gem Brady
admitted that the tendeney Of the present sys.
the hands Of very few bilders. He dented.
however. that the Hing had any mnana Of know
Ing the amount Of the hlda presented by the
eyrlatned that the speculative bidders had a
general idaa 81 the country IN which the routes
lay and bid at the lowest figure they Thought
The malls could he carried Mr.. Blaokburnp
ked Cen. Brady whether he knew that Boone
aud vaie. two .of the largest contractors for
| etav service. had held IMPORTANT positions In
the departs ,ant prior to becoming contractors
The Witness said that he was ignorant OF the