davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Five Innocent Mem Lynched.

City Marshal Mcguire, Of Lake Provi-
dence, La, was shot dead few days ago
while attempting to arrest some fatboat
men. Five men were arrested and lodged
in jail. On Monday night several Of
Maguire's relatives broke into the Jail
and opened fire on the prisoners, wound.
ing all Of them, and two mortally.
The Coroner's inquest has since shown
that the murderer Of Mcguire, q man
named Brown, had escaped in q skiff,
and the men killed and wounded by
the lynchers were innocent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Public Sales.

L. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers,
have kept record of all the stock sold
during the year 1879. They sold 2Ss
head of horses, 1886 head of cattle and
666 head Of pigs. They are both prac-
ticsl auctioneers, and always give good
satisfaction. Persons who contemplate
making pubic sales should call on them
and secure their day, as they already
have several engagements.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
An,msess,ents.

TYR ARaoSAyTs or ,49.-This pIay
known slso as the Idyl a Welcome Can.
won ia A tale Of the fyarra Nevada In
which the varied life existing upon our
Western slops ia truIy pictnred. The
scenes 10 bs used are new and consist
of Welcome Canyon, Early Morning,
me peseftsd mining camp, okuii ROCK
nalcn oy mooniigh.. ana olivsi Lske
ad from skstchas mada IN tho hsart n,
tha ~ ST. s;.rras . Tba ~ nIav viii III Ho ~ nrod,o ~
sd sV Tnssasw % sv.nirp 90 y.nna,v ,P,H
~ Ne
uanansr Gn,hn,a ill hr;na m;,h hie
~. sams eomnsnx wh,ch S.s snocsss.
f..,s y 49, nrosantad * Ia 10. two w.aL :
in ST. Louis. two weeks in Chicago, two
weeks in New York, two weeks In Phil
adelphia, one in Baltimore and Wash.
ington. He will also bring with kim
one car load Of scenery all new, of
the Opera House scenery to be used,
eighteen white dramatic artists, and
seven excellent jubilee singers, thus
giving two distinct entertainments in
one a ilVe oonkey whl W .iaaeh upon
tue stage oy olo re1e one oi 'ne chal- @
acsefs. Inc manage wno IL IN .own
guarantees 70 give tne dramatic enter
'aih'heh' Vi 'he 6easoh'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
The ITnsOM Meeting.

The week of prayer just opened in
this city continued yesterday afternoon.
The services were opened by Rev. DR..
Nixon of Central Presbyterian church.
The audience was large one, and the
subject "Church work." was warmly
discussed by Revs. DR.. Stevenson, Mr..
Keigwin and others. This afternoon
there will be another service at the
same place the subject being: "The
relations of the church toths World. {"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
LETTER FROM NEWPORT.
Things That Have TranspIred fn
That MOsry Hamlet.
Special Correspondence of the Republican.

Special Correspondence of the Republican.
NEWPORT, Del, Dec, 7, $50.
The sporting men had o lively time
about Newport on Monday. A bagged
fox was let loose on Monday morning in
an open field about mile from the
town, horsemsn in saddles, hounds in
resdness all eager for the chase. The
fox was a young one aud inexpsrienc-
ed in the chase showed his pursuers
his foxy skill by making his hole as
soon as possible and thus eluding the
vigilance OF his pursuers.
The hounds soon routed an older fox
who showed them as q fox only can,
how to make sport and make safe his
retreat. This he did in fine style, after
running about two hours, by retreating
within his head quarters and making
safe his escape. The chase however
may be renewed at any time.
The rolling mills are still keeping up
the holidays by undergoing I repairs.
The men are getting tired of holidays,
they want work now instead of rest.
Rev. J. B. Mann 10 talked of for New.
port, in case the Conference should take
the present pastor away from the NJ. E.
church of this place.
No houses for rent in Newport unless
some changes are made between thii
and the 25th Of March not expected a,
this time.
Newport does not hide her light un.
der bushel. She has a lamp at the
M. Z. Church.
Our public schools in Newport re.
sumed work on Monday last with full
force. As we passed the school last
evening when school was dismissed,
and saw the little ones trotting out like
young bees from an old hive, we
thought that one teacher might do for
the primary department, provided
there were plenty of nurses. They all
seemed happy; of course the children
who were Kept in were otherwise effect
ed. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Norma Social Club.

At a regular stated Meeting of the
Norma Social Club, the following Off
GERS were elected
President--H. Hinger.
Vice PRESIDENT. Hartman.
Secretary-G. M. Heisler.
Treasurer-Wm. Vernon.
Trustees-T. 7. Sawdon, F. E.
Thomas, W. Alsentzer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Oar Health Preseryers.

The Board of Health held = short
special session in Council Chamber last
evening. President Monaghan in the
Chair.
On motion Of Col. singley the Treas
urer was instructed to ask City Coun-
Gil for $400 to meet the expenses Of the
Board.
The Treasurer was also instructed to
pay all bills of the Executive officers up
to April, after which the Board ad-
journed to meet on the first Monday in
April, subject however, to the call OF
the President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Leased the stables.

Mr.. Charles Jester, formerly connect
ed with the firm of Martin & Jester, has
leased the stables of the City Hotel,
near Front and Shipley' streets, from
Dickerson & Bro, where he will carry
on the livery business on his own re-
sponsibility. He intends to make
special arrangements for farmers which
will result to their advantage. Mr..
Jester will also give special induce
ments to those Of our city desiring to
hire teams, &c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Chickens Stolen.

Some light fingered gentry broke in
to the henery Of John b. Lloyd. 1905
Pine street, last Wednesday morning,
and took therefrom eleven fine chick
ems. As they we're of an improved
breed and Mr.. L., wishing to increase
the stock, he offers SO to any one who
will return them, and ask no questions
in regard to them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Firm Diss 0lye0.

Martin & Jester, livery men at 106
West Third street, have dissolved part
nership by mutual consent. Mr.. Mar
tin has been authorized to settle all out
standing claims oflate firm, and he will
continue to carry on the business at
the old stables % usual.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

r,ussss. Braces, Syringes, 10, at the
ladies' department Of Belts Pharmacy'
pIs,ts ,s entrance on 9th street. Lady
attendant.
Barbsrs supplies Of all description
=, the lowest prices, at Taylor Il Full
ls,tons, 302 King street.
W, @. Pennypacker & Co. have NOV
A their Office to Walton's ice ONCE,
|l5th and King streets. o..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Delaware Regulators.

The Delaware Regulators held q
stated meeting last night and elected
the following officers:
President-John g. Hanna.
Vice President-John B. Farley.
Recording Secretary-James Cannon.
Financial Secretary-George Taylor.
Treas.-Wm. Green.
Investigating Committee-Gso. Tay.
lor, William Green, and Thomas Bar
den.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
AIlAbout Finances.


For the Kepuplican, A. aa;,o.;a, 4,
hEsES, EDITORS nu,is,, ., s,turdav last
TIE Every hvens u',, su.aass " a. Wv
fEls'flhs 10 tne o't ~ a.. = "ansr vh;c}
unjust, par'l.uaS pas;,g Nv ~ .s,t,;p. p N cit,
FoIes'eS neu.ial,.y i..aad ~ ] .a hs . .,,on,
PSL'''' II ~ pio,easoa .,J ~. " 80, ~ any.
Pny paper "' =, TVs s..a. n asoms vssk,
alAS Oe''e,; a;,o!,s, ~ 9"y". ~ ..vinancs i" ".
~, III an eas'v',a' .ls, .h.,a v won,d hs a22 oo(
wen a1." ',Atou nss .n@ % .,;,h wh;ob ~ hsg;r
@"alAple lunos W. WIN Mnas.s 49, Rd;,or,
.ae new year. ~" 1n,,. oS1 81 .ha 400 ooi
mere W'li nos uo : uJn,a. nhas " Wv Ill ~,
saa'uIhg "nen ,no reo. ,s ,.i.;m hafasa
paul "mi'n ";a,,Ins W." T wars ali
a''' lho @pPiop az ..o Co,no;,
g0l' TWO "eehs "so' "Au Wv .. ~ 49,
aA " Nai' t',,. ~, WI ;a, " 1,o,ntsd ~
~S psosmoof soe noo o,..o "a" aoa.;nn Sah, own,
"n s-1'ooo, Do,"s ~ W. 80 nnIswfnl
'Happropr,a',oh' mnion "@S .sans;.,;on
qua lucy iaileu -, " %"n. -. ,hs fF no,ss ofF
%n u, 'uls seAf,envePs nv nosdon 10 md Tsvlo,
v Dufni'e ~nu 'no o'ae ~ ~, - a. Ho0
T%saSes anTan.ns p.,, ~ soma t,ra ssc
lA' Every H'onns es.ho o;.a ne.
,aN ,ssY1u nno .na' 'ne Ca p'To Tson " ha ssys tht
t..'VVV non'n'y' , .U e.. ,h: ma,
es1 Of running sns sas CIV Slsy ado.;n i @ p'' ,h'
ysA laS oseh so1s,ooI' ~; ue0ue "na TOW
SlsApeC'eu apPfop'i@t 1I"n.aa = a.s hi
WI amount may 70 ueu|.oa 80 ~ 80 w., o
@'h0o1' ielt as a iesao' .s no .ps sru p~s' =.
,eM ne a'so os ssS' a..; snas .ne VSos ~ aos
Tue year ioao, nnn NeuuVs w.. a. % - y saI
II, was sool,ooV no" M sne ,oTa tsVs ,% 70 'a@' %
SllO"hS tnlS aeuue.on saot non not Aoto 80, VIC Ca. 90
pfIss' were Du. s'1o,voo' Oe'g u t1s tbs
'.'' VI, sno'e 'nan n .no -. APo 10 .amomh hsrad
M ps. year. ous ~ nus. 70 .o .ho 49,
'.a' sle lass vouhoii ovei,u .a sno "pp,H .pa,,
p,l1'Cn sss, Sao ana 'ne EXPENSES o. "' oavnn;,
t''''o'o' lhe same 40 .nis pas Nv, ,o, sarI :,
20. oOo 'nei, appiop paSs oE9 % I'll,
s-1VvV ""ch aodea 70 S'As, ooD WI WI
-aAe .s 'He expenses hea,tf nn tne "' s
''l gas Dill legacy Vi S''ooo ieis w. ~.
L' pies'n' oouhcli W VARY anu w.
sul'n 'uey nave maue no app,op.a i.. g.
aoD' a,So oiils OF tne street comn'.tee .s'
'nVuh'lug 70 ol, wv more hssln ..e
al'Or says leaving out no 'ae aon ,n.1ie'' ap
ropl'a'lOn' aoou' Sloo,ouv, INC wy
"ru1l'ure Wy ana me puoiic scnoois, ,aIo .,
l"H' .sa. onn tne large showing n lo'' VI
--O'VVV, but stop mf' hli''r' you
ua'' sau sz''ooo moie' winch couhoi'
,ApFnaed ever 'heir APPROPRIATION
va naSins sIoo'ooo. Ssn io,o INA makes . SNOW
~ yf the same OF $Aoo ,ooo 30 'here ID
~ Su' A'''ie dlnerence. ne eai.or ooh-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
The Lafayette Guards.

Tomorrow evening, the 9th inst, the
First Grand Annual ball of the Lafay-
cite Guards, will be given at Brscks
Mill, Rising Sun. The Guards are the
latest addition to our State Military,
and are already almost perfect in the
manual of arms. But while young as
soldiers, they are veterans as pleasure
cateres. and all who attend their First
Annual tomorrow evening, may count
on an excellent programme.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Resident Physicians.

On the Oath Of the present month,
Drs. Ogle and Springer visiting physi-
clans at the county almshouse will ex-
anime candidates for resident physi.
cian at that institution.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
The United Ball.

Tomorrow evening, January 9, the
United Assembly will give their fifth
grand annual reception in Cowan and
Albert's Dancing Academy, Herdman
Building. A drst-class orchestra will
be in attendance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
The weather.

War Department. Office Of the Chief
sru,l Ofioer, Washington, Jan. 81
. Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, northeast, vseing to southeast
Winds warner, clear or partly cloudy
weather, falling barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

n,risl McCusker, 2l6 W. I'd street,
L.. u.n, .ot IN large stock Of boots and
nas - !. for , the fall trade, and Is deter
slv0a "A to sell them cheaper than any
snuss p,us iu the city. Give him call and
Ca money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
HARLEY MERRY,

A tale Of the Sierra Nevadas, an Original
Eom tniic Sensational Drama, In five acts, by
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Religious.

psunlar religious services will be
|, IA M a. the Household Of Faith church
.si, W., evening, at 7.30 O'Clock. All are
,ralcOnle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

oRTaEIDYL OF WELCOME CANYON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
s,s,e Of the Tn hermomeier

.. the REPUBLICAN office, Thursday
mo,uipg, Jan. s:
7 o'clo:s, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock
81 40o 40
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
Coal Miners ON the strike.

A't.e convention of coal miners al
|S' Bsllevills district of Illinois, In
past St. Louis, on Tuesday, it was
|sAanlnously resolved not to dig any
|aote a coal except at A cents per bushel,
|snl to work only hours per day SO as
|@slVe all the pitmen in the district an
Epprlunity to work. The men in the
|S''lct, about 100 in number, are on
NJ ny strike, and will not 60 to work un-
u'So'thirds of the mine owners and
Fpefators grant their demand. 1t is
Iuu7rstood that at meeting of the st.
"as Coal Exchange last night, it was
'c'aed to grant the miners demands.
IN 1878 the Governors term in Maine
IEal, like Gareelon's, on the first day
'aey"ar, and didn't end till the 7th
January, 1874. Governor Perham
'1 sa bis Office, therefore, for one year
tp slx days, and every Governor since
l TILL Garcelon has held his Office
less than year. These precedents,
EM N. Y. Tribune, show that the in
E'Ipretation Of the law hitherto pre-
kSllng uuquestioned has been that the
.'p's to extend from the first Wednes-
6y In one year to the first Wednesday
he next, whether the time be more
1888 than year. Whether this
|Iias, pirl,srsal aequiescenoe will have the
|,nualla!g force of legal precedent Ia a
'"Sslon for the Courts TO decide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

THE ARGONAUTS OF 40,
THE ARGONAUTS OF '49.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

glNMEESE ATrRACrION-0a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08
NEW AOVERrIsEMENTS.
ND OPERA HOUSE.

TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 18th, 1880,
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 18th, 1880,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

NyOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED OF
IN ters for sale his entire stock OF segars,
tobacco and fixtures at a very low price. Rea-
son to quit business. J. w. EDWARDS,
1886 No. s E. Third at.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

Reserved seats for sale at the usual place.
l-S4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

NOR RENT.--SECOND STORY ROOM.
10 over new store, 4O4 Market ct. Also a.
for sale good gentle young gray horse ea
fast and sound. 1-8-1w* JNV. MERRIOk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

nO 0NREwARD; NO QUESTIONS
DOeOO asked, for IL chickens taken
from 1905 Pine street on Tuesday msrning,
Jan Q, 1880. 1-8.zt#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

YNOR RENT.-A RESTAURANT AND
N boarding house, 2l8 Orange st. Apply
to EVANS PENNINGTON,
1.8.3taw-tf 8th and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

AYCTlCE.-E. THOMAS BOOKER ISNO
lsnger connected with the PRO
gramme or advertiser. ?"
l-S-tf MORROW & CRAWFORD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

NIYANTED.-DELA WARE RAIL ROAD
w Co., First National Bank and 9th
zens' Loan Association (Matured) Stocks.
HEALD& CO.,
l-S-4t Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

OLD DOMINION COLORED SINGERS.
OLD DOMINION COLoRED SINGERS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

STRICTLY .FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS.
Admission IS and so cents; reserved seats
rs cents, to be had at the usual place. l-S st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

XKTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w hOusework. Apply at 400 Market st.
1-8-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-01-08

introducing the following Grand Scenic Z
fects:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
CALENDARS rnls Day.

srrEnT co cgA3l1,es- Nh, 4. n-9es Jcon,, oP.a' At
'S Grfs1 'fsa' iicDa,, p j. anl Brady ani Barrett IL
TO "a, - 10 81 iuolusyo rrcfr.,d C@u.e, 100 TO
M S Sly fSs iyS ~ 57 b. iS4 r. to go 25o To- 81 81 y
srlcISl Tray beach Cont open. At 1880 A. m
Dem4irefs -Nc-o a. - i2o I.li t4- ~ ~ ~
576 ISL al 80 l75, a72. - 40 oe5 t9s 4r2 - :
2i2 ~ 'o ~ %; ,; ~ s49 4 a. t 'o' ''0' 49,
CmcUlr -PArI 1-lawrtnce J.-,ourt opons a. 10, m
i273i a2g5 $50 i7l8 l072 32s 7o7 100 1881 H. 100
PtRT ii Dononue J.-Court opcns lO3 g. IA nos.
q22 l2os i.5 l9lG s57 49, sl 1854 lC.l y l7lO 1920.
, rfrM III & I & & 2! .'3s iss5 g. iG' s ! !Se' lS2
i73 1915. i6.7 .c6,, 40 1903. !oyi 5o7. ~, C5l.
-Uiruos co.El clyltL Ltm sedewcL. sreir and
Freedman JJ-Coaft op'sa y a. n Appcsls from orieI,
-No,. ,, T. .. 10 D. ~ Regular Cacudal.
-rgiAL rfnN-Curs C. J-Cour, opens ~ 10 D. n-calcn.
called At II . N DemuTreiaA Aos j. - 5 50 Issue,
Tai.LlEnMPAais i j. ANA lII-AGonrnel for N, term
J r. Daly Van nocscn J.-Comt open. al ii a. n-sc
down down ssG HSi nom IL Z a + 10 a. 30 - H. u.s. 70
peas from Judgments of h- Coart Sos - TO 49, Goa C6b
Appeals from Maine Court -hos G. 30 1T inclusive.
sizcIAL TKKM IaTrsmoc. }; Court open, al II a. m
Mes. J. a =, D. ~ -. q, - y u I1U b.. IT,. .
Tn lHa iaii daG 4-o % a 81! isa ReS, 5 f. a
S 1s jG7 2aao SO ~ ie$ 5Si @ $40 80 if IS isi ii5
1903 lie9 ~ i.533 lS5 itG I3t5 80 l5l1 ih4.
200 is7s 1896 1893 $50, 5GO 1873 2O5O .0s sI iGss
AAPIxE CoURT-TIIAL TERN -PAcr I-Shea g. J.-Court
39C' 5Is 2Ii6 2ii7 2oJ 2i22 9555is $500 i''O
PART I-Goepp j. ont opcnsat 10 = Nos 2iOE 1854
3S17 - 20. 1900 90 .,H6. 1868. 1872
1856 317l lStg. le 1870 is0l. ls8. 1863 1871 1851
ICES go =, 22OJ l3. 2231. .o23. 2J33 1884.
PARf isherGan. J.CouII opens al 10 E-No, 40sl
507 500 87I 4s5O 1886 ll67 i-8 It0 i4iO iIig 1870
1921, IOJ5 1870 l4O5 &l'I 30 25 LOO. J4j2 l6J6
i645 1884 1885, 52 1890 95 1915 1917 1926 1914 S6ia
3e2l 9o5 ES5e ll+5 i925 lG!5 1906 2oSo. 203L 2oJ7
OraE TREsnNER Davis. 1.-The People azt samuol
Hrch false preteuces
GESIEAL aEssioys.IAsI flowing The People agt.
John White Thomas Tamnay Edward CALLAHAN. join Oats
Michael Rogers burglary Margaret Colusue COufad sier
ling Ldwaf Sterling George Wl4d. sidney Dyer grand
Larceny John CaY, larceny ifom the person William Duu
n0ide dsnrdcTlv house
II-(,iidcrs ocyc. 1.-The People John kberv
robbery AnonO SaadI fc0nDus assault battery Ioa
Donncy. Arthur FalgucT. burglary huilV.tt
Nnnc Clark grand larc@ny. John Barrett John DestV T
ceny from the person PaiIck Higgins AMI battery
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
p1-ANs nE Two MANAGERS.

j. II. Havehy. VINO already has control over the
old Lyccun and Fifth Avenue Theatres in this city
has also bought a hall interest in Niblo'S Garden
and he will be aIslOUuced proprietor and man
ager Oh Easter MONDAY. The Stewart estate has
extended Mr. Gilmore's lease four years FROM next
August Mr. Gilmore viii he associated with Mr..
Haverly as q silent partner The first attraction OF
the new manager will he the MdstOd0n Miusrels.
The Boston Ideal PinnfoIe Company at present oc-
enpies the board, of NbO's
Mr. Palmer has closed seven weeks engage
ment with Mr.. Abbey ior the ni0u Square Theatre
Company at the Park Theatre, IN Boston. The en-
gagment is to begin April i2. The plays to be pro
bearsal dailV and viii cnisst Of The Banker
Daughter" " The Dau'cheifs' the Two Orphans" "
" French Flats" and the "FalSe Friend" This
Bosio engagement will therefore bring the New
York season OF the Union square Company to a
close April 10. There is as yet no sien of telmna-
tion of the run Of the False Friend which enters
on us seventh week with the performance of next
Updngshav eyCE;u9.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
nrClSINtS-ErR. 2S-

Siprcme Court Chombrs-Bv Judge Lawrence
IrLu.u Lowe. 4lfulN.f4 t..l+.t d ANA lsHHff
mandcd In lc ~ ttcr of Crane J wish % t,c u-el ~
matter Of Ncipcrlhe pluutlh having elected Z" adopt
te undertaking and bTou- -t acpu iI- against
Inc 4rTss prisoner entitled o h doiarsc Rock
watch Company ag IambsL-Aoton Q" it-'te order
agt the Ccia0'd Shoe H. ComrauV ofinr -ff-pd Morton
AIT Murphy Field the L"lEh If0u CIutHrv.5 "us
luutci Iu hc matter Of Ltmgert-l pom ii' appellant de-
posting with the tcls ~uh -hhrtu To t'Ni lH" amount
imposed by The odi aui tAc amount cst-
di-hgI Hrnts taf t.-y De aUaide 4-lls ilr apat
q. The appeal wl crIutfl NcDpnUuph Smith
and motion ~ si.r-ce thc rit OF cef'ioIar s
denied without costs NaIi act tlan7tou- Motion that
h" icrrcd nicf viii $40 c'st' Shon J. h.n-
4, zion 90 well founded th order must De
set aside $40 Williams aEt Irecu1u Motion 10
NAL 0ckaad County denied with -lo COSTS
o. abide TIE event Ii ag ~ l@-- AAaph 81 iAt cIc;k
ETcgs.tiOt.0 g1arttd reference
Ordered TdWafd II. ~tlcu Douglas ag Ihct. Motion
10 cont Injunction pcIdcfe tc granted Will COSTS Jack
whole after back 10 the rer't Jcrc ag Jcu
and others Order granted IN Ac matter of tho I1'ac
co Manufacturing Company Wcboag- lycof IN TIC nat
ter OF Hdebcrgeri Fiaege sCt fecIs Rocuha art an
Roguc, In tue matter o. DAWSON j. iho matter OF Pios
lt Judge Douohue -I,r.nham agt owens and another
the pro0's the must be denied In tho matter ~
MARVEL Dcnriict aud Burnhen Manufacturing COMPANY
ait Cuvcr--ee memorandum rtvlrs a@i TIC NcW-l"tk
life INSURANCE C0nusuyMoton for aI denied Cuir
aGt reilly Motion granted Fe!t1ouscn agt Einord.
Motion CculrI Wells agt Culy Order granted orr
agI Kuhn: Behs agt. Nehs.-Gtantcd IuCEcruaun agt.
Zuckcumlun.- Decree II GiNolc grant % 90 lIalutA
Sps~i1i Jucgo Van Norzt.-Ihc People rel
Riugman the chaplin Home ior the Aged and InI
order t.etlcd ami signed
Marine Coui-Gcuc0l TTm-By Judges McAdam
Goepp and Uswc-.-NuuOchtr rg StcnmctE h. dis
appeal granted cOndiionaly as per opinion OF McAdam
Nv Cii-fIustce Shea and Judges sheridan Guepp-
scholz sgt WyuEOn.-5ee memorandum
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
NEW BreINESs Buildings.

The wel-known dry goods firm of Arnold, Con-
stable & Co. proposes 10 convert the building II
Union-squarc, next to the Everett House. which Is
now used as restaurant. into an elegant store.
Nr Arnold SAID Friday TO u TRIBUNH reporter that
when completed il would he one Of the finest stores
I'm this city This firm has also obtained possession,
through an expenditure of $4,000 of buildings OF
The nori side of Twenty mrd-s. between Fifth and
Sixtli-aves. which, together with residences pre-
yiousIy owned aud occupied by the families of
members OF the firm. are soon 10 be torn down, and
on their slle IL 10 be erected building 200 feet
deep by 100 feet wide. Tins will carry the building
through 10 Twenty -fouIlhst. These structures Mr.
Arnold said, will be routed aud not used by tho
firm as branch stores. He spoke IN most onthusl-
astic terms OF the future OF Twentythird-st, say
ing that, next 10 Broadway, 1t was destined to he
the greatest street IN Newlork" Ii has been learned
that the lO at The north corner OF EghteeuthSt
and Fourth-aye.. opposite the Florence Apartment
House, had recently been purchased toI $75, 600
and that large hotel was TO be erected there