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NOTlCE--Persons owing IL
censes--Siate and Parish--for the
year 1880. and also back taxes
are requested to come Immediate
!y at my Office, at the courthouse,
and settle the SAINT.
G.. B. SHAW,
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June 26th lss.
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mn 4
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stranded newspaper NJ nc
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. viii Be not less thsn Ian
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WHEELWRIGHT & BLACKSMITH.
I respectfully announce to the
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to sewing machines, Of all kinds,
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and also the genuine machine oil.
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.ylsA OUT.
HOOPS CHEAT EJUA
OF H WAR;

Advance and Retreat
Personal Experiences in the
United States and Conteder-
ate States Armies
BY Gen. j. B. HOOD,
Late Lieutenant General Conted-
crate States Army, published for
THE HOOD ORPHAN MEM
DRILL FUND
, 1880-01-28
WISCONSIN,

8pttta1 Dltpasth to Tas Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, jan. N.--In the Senata
bills were introduced annexing Bay VIcws 10
Milwaukee, and to create an additional ward
In said city.
In the Assembly memorial to Congress
was introduced asking that the City Of Mll.
waukee be reimbursed to tho amount Of
S340, 600, spent in harbor Improvements It
that place, which should have been nl,der.
taken by the General Government; mo ask.
Ing for an appropriation for the constructloa
OF q hnrbOr Of refuge at Milwaukee,.
A bill was introduced making the legal
rAte Of interest per cent.
The bill to repeal tho Trump law Of last
year was killed.
A bill will be introduced In the Senate 10
tho morning. by SenAtor uoughton, Chair
lnuil OF the Judiciary Committee, amending
tho Revised Statutes relating to inandallna
1tprovltles N amy proceedings Of malldanus
agnfnst tllo Board Of State Ganynssers Ill the
Supreme Court 10 compel the execution aid
delivery OF certificates OF election. to any
person. claiming TO hnye been elected to office,
member of tho Legislature OF Wisconsin, Ut
member Of Congress, or Presidential ELECTORS
ut my general or special election. the C1ufs
mAy, II deemed necessary to promote the
e!lds Of Justice, Inquire Into the facts of such
ELECTION, Irrespective Of the election returns
md determine Ill fact who was elected to
such office by the greater number Of votes
cast. This law will obvlato any such troubles
~ nre now engaging the people Of Maine.
, 1880-01-28
SPORTING.
BILLIARDS,


The entertainment provided for the large
audience that assembled at the North slide
Turner Hail last evening wns q contest OF
400 points between Sclacfer and Sexton ut
wfat Is known rs the champions game, tic
peculiar features OF which have alreadybeen
noted In these columns. The game through
out was remarkable for the difficult shots
presented to both players, twenty-one In
ntngs hclng required by Sexton to finish tho
first hundred points, Sclacfcr gettinglrounil
the corner In his twcnty-thirtt. The New
Yorker was never headed until the thirty
fifth inning, when Schaefcr tuniln n tlnB
run OF 101, the score then standing 81 to ~
IN his favor. Sexton rolled up 70 In the
thirtyseyehtll inning, placing llts score Sfy
to 2Gl for the champion. The hitter fol-
lowed with 1871, the largest run Of tho Eliue,
and rs Sexton Mt once lnntle 10 tho figures
were: Schaefcr, 3sS; Sexton, 3Goo. Scltacfcr
ran'5, leaving him but four 10 go, missing on
MI etssy cushion shot Sexton followed with
d, also slipping lip In MI unexpected plneet
liaying then 367 TO llis, credit; scl!aefer lnmle
., but just rs everybody thought tho ganG;
was oyer, the balls being together, lhe fui!etl
On simple cAr0m, and rs Sexton by pretty
play got the balls On the rail Mt the third shot
he soon secured the thirty-three points nec-
cssary for vfctury, tho score being 400 to 31s.
The winners average was TO. Sexton md
Sellncfrr then gave I'LL exhibition Uf what cn,l
ba done III the way nf fancy shots, nfter
which the audience dispersed.
, 1880-01-28
UYDROPUOBIA,
A Woman In Philadelphia Dlcs Afftr
Suffering Untold Agony.


sptetal Ddpateh to 1as Chicago Tttaunx
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Mary
3, Llndcrlnlcr Ii lying dead from l,ydrOpho'
bla. Her death WIS one Of agony, Slc ca!'
rlcd on q saloon Mt Oh North Fourth street
She was n healthy, robust woman Of A. She
Ind q remarkable fontlness for dogs, a1,d waa
III the habit Of having half dozen, around
her oil the time. Six Or eight weeks ago she
was attracted, willie out walking, by sae
yelpinx OF two OF ler poollcs. A stEaugee
cur was worrying them, md when she ttied
to drive 1t away, 1t snapped Mt hes
nlsd bit her slightly In the. finger hhe
paid no attention to It, and thought 10 tuf-
ther Of the slight wound, Last week Tues
day slle complained Of wcarincss and ola
sharp pain In her arm. The next day $40
felt no III effects, but on Thursday the pains
returned. DR.. james Collins was called ID
and prescribed for hcr. by Saturday she d.
veloped alarming symptoms, and showed .
great dread OF Water. Three or four mols
physicians were summoned, and they pre-
scribed the South American indian war.ar-
row poison. WouralI, calnphor, aud opium,
were also used. Saturday night shs appeared
much better, and complained of thirst, bai
when water was given her ahe lroppea
Heart .wOnlI stop" fier list drlnk WIS Sun:
dnX evening, when sl.s swallowed, wts, stsnas sns
diiisulty, little m!lk pancl. n.s Then fInl y%u
thirst was terrible. She was suspicious ,D u
everybody. The temperature Of her body ID,
creased, and frothy, yisc!a fluid came ttola e1
her mouth. IN spasm, Sunday, her M / tetts, tfs.
growing from her tongue. bhe would s nos
believe TINT size lad hydrophobll, and was as,
conscious most OF the tlMio until within . lsw
hours Of her death yesterday, The spga;Suass
kept them partially under control.
, 1880-01-28
DELocCA's "CARN1EN.n

nIIAOLCA'S - CAtNkENs"
Mile. Belocca, WHO wns hero with the
strakosch troupe, sung the role Of Car1ne's q
few evenings ago. with what success is thus
told by tho New York Times:
Mt. Strakosch's company gave their first
performance Of "Carmen1 at the 1latinte
yesterday afternoon with, Mile. Delocca in
tho role Of tho caprEcloMs heroine, For some
was advertised for tho part Of Don. Joac, did
LnzzariAi, but In OTHER Respects the cast was
caster Us 1ftc1tdc1a md SlgiIor St0rtl rs Es-
cn1ntllo. Every artist who appears In tho
r0h, Of Cdr,ne,l must expect to DO compared
with Miss Mimic lIauk, who, in tho pnr-
lnllce OF the stage, 'created tho part Mile.
Belocca brings much ability 10 the tiflcult
task OF Interpreting tile principal part
OF this opera, and yesterday gnve vivaclous
and charming performance, which In Itself
does not suffer by comparison either with
Miss ltnuE or Miss Kellogg, the only two
really good representatives Of the pnrt who
have been heard In this city. Mile Dclocca's
voice IL suited to tho music, md her personal
attractions add a charm Which Is In keeping
With the character. She was graceful In her
action, nnl lad the essential abandon, and II
she had received better assistance would
have made a pronounced success III the part.
So FAR rs Carmen was concerned, th0re wns
no question of tho merits of tho performance.
NLlle. Bclocen's position Is not q matter Of
doubt, aud to her alone, yesterday, Is to b8
credited whatever of success there WIS, for
she carried the opera through In spite Of oil
tho shortcomings Of her fellow-artists.
, 1880-01-28

larger and moro lnaaatvo thnn tho gront orb Of
day. Tho milky way wns. nlado up OF millions Of
suns, md fnr out into tho vaatticsscs Of apAGe
still nthara 1to tloubt existed, but wcro
beyond. tho reach of tho rnost power.
over to l,e invented III tho Northern Homi.
Rphore ilIoho tho studenta OF tho hrnvcna hatl
already discovered ;gi,00o whilo thore wcre
How trtic and how. poetic Iennyaons nlns!on In
HIS "ralnce on Art" to tho "Doe-llko swar1ns
uf suna"!
lit conclusion, Prof. Proctor dwelt for n mo-
rnent upon the idea nf tho usefulness Of dark
ness in tho study nf the heavens. and brought
cipao BY nm appropriate quotation from Dlanc1
White, In which q beautiful comparison Ia tts-
stItutod between night and death.
, 1880-01-28

sall within tho Inst few days, Before tho
trtnl comes OF III Galcabnrg, they will hnvo
S,3ongh u to &c down there md buy tho bank
:" Whnt WIS your reason for, heing so
strongly ~! opp,9,scd to their being bal'ed ont
~ :, l'a,l two reasons, for keeping them IN
all down t,sret'af;ly to fSep te p,lrc tneG
nf so,nu OF the Chicagt, people by nersunling
them 10 70 To tsnlcs6nrg and swear to Nil
n!lbl. l WIS really anxious tl save SOME
Cl.1caEo gentlemen, from committing pcrjliry.
to s,lbprn witnesses, they. would llavo nrcn
tiepretlating on soine of our sister cities
where tho police may bo lnorenunlero,,st thnn
In 4 Chicago, but where tho heads Of the force
Immediately after leaving the Mayor, the
reporter met
4 MEMBER OF THE sErrENREn GRAND JURY,
an!l, having the matter fresh In Ills mind,
nskcA Him ono or two questions Regarding
tho testimony produced before them, and he
R1ye answers coniirmatory thrn1Ehout Of
l1aWeyer. one little W plece ot iniormation
which lie. gnyo tilat lir. Harrison, Ind not
heard, or, having heard, had not impaired.
Sail! the (trnlNl Juror:
ss|s iSs An they ps& to Gotsn t1 G
If all their, stealinga III tie .cty mid 10 per
cent Of nh TINT they stole OHts1r ut the city,"
"With what mlIcu force wns that a:ra1ge-
nlGnt lnnte,- tile present ott:'
= No: 1t was n1l arrangement made before
tho present. Administration rnllle tntO I}Dwer.'
Tpsethi Dttpateh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
NEW fonk, jnn. N.--Ghnrles Ferr0,
alias "'fhe Biz Duke" nntl Charles Brock.
way, professional f0rgers, WIN were arrested
ut SEXty-thirl street md Third nyentte on
Saturday night by Detectives plnkerton,
O'Conn1r, anil Fict1, oil tho ci,urgc OF beIlg
implicated In the recent extens!yn bank for.
Rerfcs, were ar!algied In tho General Ses-
sions to.dny. Brockway, 1t Is saftl, Is the
lender OF tile gnltg Of fOrEers, comprising
William Oglr, Charles Livlngst0n,. Andrew
| GilllEni,, .ln,lics Williams. nlins big kell.
tuek"; George Lockwood, nllas. "cMl -;
nnli Tommy Afoore, wllusb operations OIL the
l'nnk Of the. 1!epnbltc.. the bank oi
| the State OF New York, tho Sec
onl National Bank, this phGniX Bunk
| Fisk s. Hatch, and ttho. financial instltl
tnss, slre said to have aggregated fully Ssl00,
600. BrO.kwny Is one ~ the most. expert
forgcrs H. tic country, MD las served tern
IN Statc-1'flsnn. -Four indictments wert
found against the prisoners, to which tlleia
cnn,sel, Mr.. Peter Mitchell, interpose,l +
| plea ut not gritty. Counsel nskGl that bni
tu fixed, md Judge UIlllerstGeve named SO,
600 as the am,unt required from cacl. prison
r., nelng unable 70 procure tint a,,aou1It o
| 10 the Tombs. Ills Honor denied Mr.. Chnre!
Strcckfer's motion 10 reduce tho bull of VIII
lam Ogle, another Of the forEcrs, which ltnl
been fixed by the Police Justice ut $1,000.
, 1880-01-28
4 Smonkc-a.-Eou.1'le Match.

Vh1 Following Story " Il ptt]n cCnthRt Is told on
" iii, f;tpi. b.-Yyster.tay. 1T .o'ciosk In the
afternoon, was snonktn9 match over ag,linst
isS iaS ts's IT, st !" i, ofs st ~ ,x a rsSS
conditions being that my QUO tlnan Or wonaW
thut en.id slaonkC out three ounoss u t,lMcco
% t1tst %ist i srlnIfsns ar going OIL tho stase
y,as1 fs y sp e y, r ,s0rFt II o tfs It, 1 3sST
ao VII u sick il;at 'twas tho;Rht f. would h'v.'
ta ana skt a3aa X w senfy, ta 'as eas @ o % Sr
sasF iii ~ '@h @s"m fSsi iS tsat " I'll t.
Tho el.ronIelsr. like ,uuny oshers of ~ time.
was sreat hpil!'ser IN tho virtues Of the mar.
s sstg % Myf s 9's IT, u Tss s1 t q" sts nffH'yM 81 a M
y, he says: II have hc9n tol'l that IN tho Rreat
plague Il London G 4 g., Ia9S2 s,ono TINT kept e.
a that s1noakinx % was iookut npon as Il n,.si @ *.
cr!lunt prtaUrynttye., III So much ttnt even
children wors ohRul e. ynsonk. And rnInetn-
yelII tcAtllt', suy tllat whnn he WIS that yetr
when tho paF.le rtFeti, y sthtx!;hoy It Eton, NJ
G has seh, wse ~ "B Est 10 t
uinrlinH for I'M s.MoAkl,x."
branch af i'm pnrnphnr7,nlla of y sinukcr TINT
hMvu u erttals Interest. asil nIlg vt tho directions
IN the curly hs',ka Ut ellsluat WIS. "GsnttnmEi
rsrt q the o1'At II Il !zsl" bun sal,!llcs and tho
s St sasri s "pS.S pss's II y @ t'sn 4s contain
These M,Ivs wrrs often suri!inaiy engrnvot,
With NunInt p!et9res una wen, caparol'A
Per, y sn!,io u tha .ld EnYlIsh le-ho.'s.,s u
Run!S "f ,pss Ws krE II ii Il e. bxSns l
buck il tNit n,il alowc.iA i i1.wur to npull. from.
which the snlokcE, s.s,'l! M ~ IN ylpei by nolu
, 1880-01-28

Tho stcwurt Caihet,ral, ii uardcn City, Is rap
idly nta,rlhg completion. Tho crypt. lllllt III u
lust rcsting- place for tho rui.ull.s It Mr stsw-
generally Understood III 0artnn City that tho
bo.iy IT tho dellI merchant will be deposited In
tho crypt h, April. when tho dedication Of tho
etllitco by N!skop ItttletOhn Ia ActtSt to tako
place. The grcat columns supporting tho dorno
1t tho b.ltlti!lg are composed of dluclrnr yarie-
tIea Of uinrblu from Italy, france. scut4.ld, 1rr
Nclyuua, and shs Mediterranean islauds ThS
iloors, which ato about y bo laid, Will be- q
marble GosIers. a novel system OF steam heat
lug haY bean established III Garden City, which
haa proved very successful. -Four milvs Of pipe
, 1880-01-28

NJ. Alolplo Fischer, tho Belgian sto,o.
celllst, will he tho snlDist Mt tho conr"rt 4.
tic Now York phllhnrlnonc Socirtv ~ nset q
month. I1e will ptay Edoitattl iala's t'ess tt'e5s
certo In u dedicated by the composer IN W "
Fischar). It Is IN tlroe movements, ~
!ute (nllcgro n,aestoso), 1ntermezzo, aiui f. f..
PRODUCTION ard .ll0ntlO. Ar
GiImore's LAND OF New York, with n a
Gilmore, its leader. Miss Isabel Stonc. -. -.
begin A concert tour ut tho New Enrlas1
cities Feb. Q. Ono OF the special feaiurs.ss at
these coiicerts will bo tie production Of NJ NJ
Gflmorc's columbia utltler his iircc,iiaa1r' ,iia1'
and local ci,ornsos aro to be organized 10 S aI5
Ill It's proper presentation. 'S
Tile Cincinnati Gazette says: "Thc h.th =,
tho series. OF symphony Concerts takes ni,cas ~
Feb. T.. Tho program includes ,as so1oi,tss
Miss Norton, Afiss, JnlEM Gould, ard piIi p,ai
lGarttlegen In a vlolonccllo soID. Miss M.
ton and Miss Gould appear Will, The wop,en'. ,en..
voices Of tle Collcg9 Choir III that exguIs,s ,iE
number BY Greig, "lhe Cloister Gate,H TTIIs iii
composition was given last winter lu ous az u
the symphony coi!certs,. md there was er. =.
pressed n general deslre for lts repetition Snt S
thoro was no room for It Mt TINT time" ''''''