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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
SOCIETIES OF new ORLEANS
Time and Place Of Meeting.


Louisiana Lodge No. meets every Friday
evening corner Perddo and Carondelet;
Washington Lodge No meets every friday.
Marigny Buildings. Third District.
Union Lodge No. meets every secoha ahn
ourth Monday room No. .. Odd Fellows Hall.
Crescent Lodge No. meets every Thursday
room No ., Odd Fellows Hall.
Jeffers on Lodge No, 9 meets every IhursdaV-
Jefferson Hall, corner Philip and Maga5lne,
Teutonia Lodge No. 10 meets every Tuesday
corner Ous,omhouee and Exchange Alley,
Covenant Lodge No. y meets every Tuesday
Merigny Buildings. Third District.
Magnolia Lodge No "a meets every Tuesdap
room No. O. Odd Fellows Hall
Independence Lodge No. ~ meets every
Wednesday. corner Customhouee and Exchange
Alley. ,r,
Columbus Lodge No. a meets every Thurs
day In hall of +. W. NJ. Algiers.
dermania Lodge No. ~ meets every tirst an i
third Tuesday. Jefferson Hall. corner PhiliI
and Magazine.
Herman Lodge No. 80 meets n.et, third and
fifth Wednesday, Marigny Buildings. THIRD
District.
Southwestern Lodge No. 40 meets every
Wednesday,. room No + Odd Fellows Hall
Helvetla Lodge No. "A meets first third ant
Nth Thuraday. Louisiana Avenue. near Maya
zine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
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Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday at
Grunewsd Hall.
Samaritan No. meets every Thursday nj
Grunewald Hall,
Royal Arch No. 0 meets every Thursday, cor
ner eerdido and Oarondeiet
Crescent Lodge No. meets every tuesday nj
Odd Fellows Hall Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
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Oouclave No. ~ meeta every Wednesday on
Patterson street. between baveme and Verret,
Algiers.
Tfna ConcIave No. 1B meets on fret and third
Friday of every month at No. ~ Exchange
Alley
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

Lodge No 42a. German Order of Hori Gori
H,n,ta on frat and third ~Thursday OF every
month at Philharmonic Halt. AtgterE'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
RED MEN

Osyka Tribe No. meets on first and thlr'
ThursdRy Of every month. oustomhouse an
Exchange Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
FOREIGN news.
The Reported Massacre OF British
Troops in Afghanistan Turns
Out a Small Affair.

u,psIands Afghan Policy-The Anti
Socialist Law of Germany-The
Turkish Treasury Without
Money to Pay the
Troops
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

JoH A. Mower Post No. 1. Meets every FrldaI
evening. at No. 81 Decatur street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

Philomathean Society meets on second ant
fourth Saturdays ut Grunswald Hall.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-13

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LSpE PLAE.

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Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
TOO W. FRONT STREET.
POLITICAL CARDS,

ITO THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
l. COUNTY
FOB SHEuFF-PHILIP n. CLARK.
HEW oA6TLB HUNDRED,
Subject tho decision Of the Republican
party Of New Castle county, 1880, Iatt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
SECOND EDITION.
Den,h 81 eenersi buruiie.

Gen. J. K. Burnits, . prominent and
influential sitissn Of FELTON,, Kent
county, died at his residence In that
town on Tuesday evening, after . some
what protraet~d sickness, in the 6stb
year OF his age. He was q native oil
Maryland, but removed to our STATE
some thirty years ago, and BY close At
tention to farning and fruit growing
he became quite wealthy, and also
quite prominent as q member OF the
Democratic party. He was honored
with ssat in the Legislature, and al
30 with an election TO the Levy Court,
and hello the craftsmanship Of the
Building Committee on the new Court
House ~ Dover In 1873. He was also
q prominent candidate for the election
OF State Treasurer year ago, at which
time he vas in vigorous health, and
appeared % though he wonld have
many years added to his life. Hs was
also q prominent and influential MEM
ber of the n. B. Church. He was tviOs
married, the last time 70 Miss Baynard,
daughter Of Samuel H. Bsynard late Of
this city, Who now survives him. He
also leaves three children, two sons and
. daughter. His dssesss 10 not only q
loss to his family bat to the community
ct large. His remains will bs inferred
On Friday, next.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
A sse,ai Event at N ew.Cassie

Th- chief society event that has oc
surred in Newcastle for some TINT
past was the marriage Of Mr.. Hugh
Duffy, formerly Of Philadelphia, tc
Miss Maggie, eldest daughter Of Mr.
George Whitfield, proprietor OF the
Gilpin House. The ceremony was
performed in 81. Peters, Catholic Church
On Monday afternoon. The msiu
audience room was crowded with
friends Of the happy couple. The we'd
ding party, consisting Of the tride and
groom, Messrs. John Duffy and Frank
Rossiter of Philadelphia as greomsmen
and Misses Billie Whitfield and Ellie
and Agness Wilmot as bridesmaids pro
ceeded to the church in carriages. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Faith
or Kelly, In accordance with the rites
of the church. After this the party
returned to the residence Of the BRIDES
father wherein Q elegant collation. was
served. ..
The newly welded pair left for their
tour ON tho 5 o'clock train. They take
with them many wsll-wishes for long
and happy life in their new relation Of
man and wife.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
orsns in Texas.

General Grant was handsomely 70
oeived and entertained in Houston,
Texas, on Monday, and Left there yes
terday for New Orleans. During the
festivities In Houston, on Monday night,
some rascal, or rascals, turned OF the
gas from the streets, 80 that lamps
had TO be used. II was discovered On
sunday night, that the guns used for
firing Q salute In honor OF Of Generals
arrival had been spiked, the spikes were
removed in time. A reward of $500 IL
offered for the arrest Of the miscreant.
Extensive preparations are making
for the Generals reception in New
Orleans. lie has boon invited to visit
ViOksburg by the Council Of that city.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
LOCAL rxms rAnIE.
MAINS LnAvn wuMneFox.

9AAfng LnAvu WELLINGTON.
Ter fhiladelphis; Al 100, $40, e.m, 80
,sosie g nj y "a laso, aee: 90 az, go
For New York: an, 100, 100, .. m, lalS
1880 D. N, Limited Express, b1, D. n.
For Baltimore and Washington: I26l, Alt
ass o. M; lZt2 p. N. Limited Express
loA, ale, p. N. On Sunday. l2Si, Al
For baltimore and Bay Line: Icsp. m.
For baltimore and way stations; ass g. m.
For New Oastis: s.ls, 9. M, Ito, 900 p. m
For Delaware T. r.: sis ~ m: LILO, Gao p
No sunday trains.
For Wilmington d Northern Il. r.: a2o, 3
m; sos, p. m; heo, p. m. Sunday excep'
Fer Delaware Western Il. h.: Lls, lo.so. Am
$50 y. m.
TRAlxs ARArvA AvwI1nIngTon.
From Philadelphia: 12p, aoc, go, go q n.
ta0a, lak4 l.02, $50, 40, hls, e.2b, TOO
900, n.lop. m. On Sundays: lac, 2os
1910 Q. m; 1.o6, Ills, p. N.
From baltimore; AIS, V.B0 S.kla. m; 12ss, l2s1
SS, ESQ p. m. On Sundays ais q n
From Washington: ais, .. M: lass, ixsY,
~, s.se p. m. On Sundays AlSA n
From New oasss: an an, ll.so q n;
~, 80 p. N. No Sunday txains.
xfem DslswAxs 4 T.; az q. n; n.bo, etS
v,On Wilmington b Northern b. X: ass
Am. u.A Q. n; and e.eB D. n.
From Deaaware Western =. r. go - n.
2ls p n.
EaAIAB zen wJIauEs1oH nRAvn ruLApzz-
rHIA.
homE31oaA strsst and Waahington avenue
100, So, le.se, n.Wa. n; Lso, 400, 100,
days. go q, n; e.oO, g.lsIlSop. N.
Prem Thirty Second and Market stlects: Loo.
7a. n.& .. n; laos. keo 600, 1l.ss p. N,
an SundAvs' Los
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
spnOuAL NOTICES.


Has never been known 10 m In ne cure I
weakness attend Cd with symptoms, indispt
std n n exeruon, loss VI memory, dlfhcultJ
In breathing, weakness. horror Of disease
&elk, ne, vout trembling, dreadful horror o
dea tn, night sweats, cold feet wee kness, dim
nesI division, LAT guor, universal lassitude O
the muscular g. stem, enormous appetite, viii
dyspsptic symphonic hot hands, flushing o.
the body, dryne6s Of the skin, paid eounte
nance ard erupt' ons on the lace, purifying
the blood, pain n the back. heav,ness in thu
eyelids frequent black spots flying before thu
eyes, with suffusion and loss ofsight, want o
attsn ton, 30. Sold only in q bottles, or Of,
bottles for IS. Ask for & \. Knukel's BitteI
Wine Of Iron. and take no other ASK youl
drupgist and II he has II not, send 70 ProDrie
tor, Z. ?. Kunket, Ne $50 n, Ninth street
cent stamp.
L Y. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails u
destroy Pin, Scat and stomach Worms. DR..
Kuukel. the only success fsl physician wis
removes tape worm In two heurs, alive with
head, and no lee until removed. Common
sense teachesn Tape Worms be removed, all
other worms san BE- readily destroyed.
Advice al ofios and store ffee. Tho doe
Tor can tell whether o. not the pate mt has
worna. Thousands are dying daily with
Hanps, choking and sufiocation. saIlow COM
piexiOn, circles around the eyes, swelling
snd pain In the stomach, restless Of night
grinding Of the teeth, picking q the nose,
cough, fe<er, itching At tho scat, headache,
isnl breath, tho patient grown pale aud thin,
cckling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms, and morn, come nom worms. Z,
z. Kunkel's Worm Syrup newer nils 10 10
InSve thom- Price q per bottle q six for %.
(Eof Tape Worms write and consult tho Doc
tori For oil others, buy Of your drugaist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has IL not, send to
DR.. " h. Kunkel, $50 N. Ninth Street. Phil
sdeiphia, Pa Advice By NAH, tree; sond
Aree cent stAml.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
Local Political Drift.

The term Of George O'Neill, yustic,
Of the Peace and Notary Public for vii
mington, expires Thursday, April 9Th
No opposition TO his re-appointment an
pears. His bill last year for costs be
fore the Levy Court was $500, Will,
the lowest of any Of the other Whining
ton Magistrates, except Mr.. BA toilette,
was $2le.53.
Among the new applicants for the
office OF Clerk Of the Peace to succeed
John P. Springer, are Henry Clayton o.
Wilmington, and Robert c. Justis q
Newport. The latter has retired from
the contest for the Sherifalty by an ar
raugsment with another candidate
The appointment will be made, Jun,
7th.
W. T. Croasdale has Just returned
from Washington, where he has beer
on political business. 1t Is reported
that his GRAND was To aesist in organi
zing John K.lly's Bayard bureau, a
the head Of which is General Dorsohis
mer.
Tn ,mss W. Saville is out as a Re.
publican candidate for County Assessor
for the Northern District of the city.
Tbs Lincoln Club Is in flourishing
condition, and has from 225 to $50 40,
tive members.
The Jefferson Democratic club is
making strenuous effort TO get an ex.
sursion to 20 to Cincinnati, when the
convention is held, ia Bayard's inter
ests.
Mr.. Henry Rck'l Pras'd~t OF tho
Board Of Rdueation, states that he will
net DO san1idats rs-els, ton ON
gny esnsiaeraasn.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
ID E9STER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OPF1OE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March, %, 1880.
Upon the application Of Anna T. Brinshurst
Executrix Of Joseph Bringhurst, late o.
Wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, 1t Is ordered and directed BY the
Register, that the Executrix aforesaid.
give noticc Of granting of letters Testamen,
tary upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing I'D
refreshments to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, in six Of the
most public places Of the county Of New CAS-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the Same, Or
abide by On act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
To be inserted, within the same period, In The
DELAwARH REPUBL1oAN, q newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington, and to BIO oontiaued
tncre.a three Weeks, (e.0d)
{ ~>~, Given under the hand and seal Of
Ills. Office Of tho Register aforesaid. at
49, New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the dsy and year above written.
S. q. BIGGS, Register,
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to tho Executrtx on or
bofore March rs, 1881, or abide the act OF
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
ANNA z. BRINGHURST, Executriy.
Or her Attorney, J. X. BRINGHURSr.
ddresG:-Wumlngton, Del. &T
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
The Tart In England.

LONDON, March 30.-The race for the
Park Hurdle Handicap Plate came of
today at the Kempton Park March
Meeting, and was won by Mr.. James
Gordon Benefits five-year-old horse,
Muscsdin. The second place was secur-
ed by Col. Otway's fvs.year old bay
col. Red Hazard, and the third by Mr..
c. Hibbert's four-year-old Peroration.
Five ran.
The betting just before the race was
10 to 6 against Red Hazard, 8 to
against Musoadin, and s to against
Peroration. Muscsdin was ahead
throughout, and won in a esnter,
twenty lengths ahead Of Rcd Hazard
who was forty lengths ahead Of Perora.
ton. Mr.. H. Ovens fve.year old Man
gostan threw his rider. Mr.. T. Stones
Northunbrian (aged) was beaten of.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
FIFTH EDITb
WsTShy Wsdd5s~r

Last evening Rev. Isaso y
man married Miss Clara n p.l
Mr. dwin II. Carter al tbs "a :, y !
the brides mother, on po ~ !
below Third, In the prsss Sp.a|
hundred and 81, invited sus'l
bridal couple were clad n ~ n.y..
wedding attire. Al the ny y
the nuptisls the guests epIo, I'M.
selves very agreeably. Esy,s',
BILE and useful gifts wers
A bible class Of the D.. Psv,1
Sabbath school, taught bv
A. Finley, Of which the bril-.
Der, presented the couple vi,i
some chamber set. Mr.. and
A. 7. Scott left Q mono chromi
Of the old barley mill dam. ny
drawn BY Mr.. 8. espeoisllv N
easion. A young brother
bride gave as his Gin
dinner sett. Other gifis
fusely bestowed, as several
sets, parlor furniture, silva
glass and tinware, sxtsnsio
toilette sets, pictures, olOcl
and bedroom ornaments, inksl
BILE linen and towels, eto. M
couple have commenced housl
In this city. The RRpuBLIc.r
lodges thanks for cake reOei,
the couple . pleasant N
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
Grand Council Instituted.

George H. Jones, P. G. H. P, Of
Phillipsburg, N. j., and DR.. John Wool.
verton, $50 P. G. Fl. P, Charles Bech-
tel, D. G. e. P, and William D. Sim
clair, P. q. P, OF Trenton, N. j., mem
bers Of the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Nasons, Of New Jersey, were in this
city last evening and at meeting in
the Opera House they conferred the
order Of High Priesthood upon eight
High Priests Of this jurisdiction.
They also instituted Grand Council Of
the high Priesthood. When the cere-
monies were concluded banquet was
given at the Clayton House. The guests
returned home this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
The Ray Line.

Speaking Of the Bay Line Of steamers
plying on the Chesapeake a cores.
pondent of the Chester "News" says:
"Two excellent side-wheel boats-the
Carolina and Virginia-kept up the line
and to do SO have to leave either end
every night except Sunday. The
Florida is third boat held in reserve
for emergencies, being slower than the
others and not always ebls to make
the present. schedule time, which is
less than twelve hours from Canton
wharf to Norfolk, including one stop
of fifteen to twenty minutes at Fortress
Mouroe. They are all Wilmington-built
by the Harlan & Hol!ingsworth Co.,
we believe, and register q few tons less
than one Thousand"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31
Port News.

Yesterdays record Of boat
passed through Third street
Tugs AZ ; bargea, 10 canal b
Steamboats,, 8; sehooners, Q; 8
The sloop civilian R. Lee"
yesterday from Flowers Bsle
iron for W. R. Norton.
The sloop "MerimaC," which
here with shad, was eonsiderat
aged by the gale she encounter
Daily Republican., 1880-03-31

Meade Post No. l, G. A. R. says thu
"North American" yesterday paid into
the treasury of the Meade Memorial
Fund $500, in addition to the 800 pre-.
vieusly paid They expect to increase the
amount to $1,000 through the instrumen.
tally Of the national memorial service
at the Academy Of Music, on Saturday
evening, May 20. On that occasion
Governor Hoyt will preside, and he will
be assisted BY fifty representative men
as vice presidents. A number Of dis
tinguished soldiers will deliver ad-
dresses. The fund for the Meade Ne
mortal is increasing rapidly.