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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
NEW nnLEANR MARK Er,

FUTUKEH At TIE NEW UKLEANH UDT~
TON EXCHANGE
The inside figures nf the following quotations
at the calls are the bidding rates to lay aud The
ouada figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates at l, a NJ. and y. M ara for the reRua-
don Of margins:
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Nacaintu nj the ports TO Feb.

THIS statement shows that even II we rnnaiva
from the plantations during the remaining
months Of this year ~ Dor cent laaa than we did
last year, we should still have crop Of about
Ek;l Opn hniaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
COTTON CONSUMPTION IN EUROPE.


We extract tho following from the New York
Financial Chronicles review OF Ellison \ Co.'S
annual letter circular:
The average weikht of bales in the supply OF
1879 proves to be higher than the running est.
mate, and Of course therefore the takings and
consumption. both In England and on the Con-
tinent. have been larger In pounds than was
generally supposed.
TOTAL CONSUMPTION. POUNDS tooo'S 0MTTsED.l
Great Cont Total
Years Britain nent. Europe.
tfs79. LlTs,324 1.oSs1l2 2.26l 1876
1sra ,.........i l76 45i aqoS69 2,l67 800
fa77,.......l 2sT s73 962T23 1920 096
lg76........-l 254317 a5l475 2.225. $50
The years given above are the years Of Eu
rome largest consumption: hence We are con-
frnnted with the fact that Notwithstanding
fi,a manic and succeeding distress Ia Great
Rrifain and the short crops all over Europe.
mora cotton has been consumed In 1879 than
ever before IN the history Of cotton manufae-
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FupNrTuRE.

IT n. SIEBRECHT. No. 40 Royal street. "a
-. Just returned tom the North with ons g.
the most complete selections Of artistic furnssH
ture. ornaments. ese. Call and examine ~
splendid selection Of Ss1ins, Brocatels5. COZ
lines. Raw Silks. Embroideries Bobbinet -
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the new0
styles In Paper sHangings. all ct the most IS
sonable prices oc1sn
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CATTLE MARKET,

CATTLE Choice. y head
First quality, v head, :,
Second quality. y head
! Third quality. p head ;
SHEFP-First quality. q
Second quality. v head
Third quality. " hoad-
YEARLINGs-First quality
Second quality. v head
MITCH CoWs-First quail
Second quality. p heat
Third quality. " head
CALVES First quality, v
Second quality. p heaE
HoGs--FIrst quality. p 4
Second quality. y 10. :
Third quality. p ID
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
STATE CONaOIa AND PREMIUM BONDS
Ar ruE N o STOCK EXCHANGE.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STATE UUNNUI5 AT NEW 1VNK.
II AZ a. m.-Bid aaA..
IL 80 a. M. Hnlea $40, 900 at 40.
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GRAIN AND FEEDgTuFFH.

ton, quotations for ,rhoiesnle lots on the
lan,iiug Dealers job NJ he foloWing adrauce
from store. to,n 2D4n per bnshel, oats 2tDtc per
busioi Bran hGD1 t.e per 100 and HaV 1909 per Toni
conn IN AAuRs-Iu fair aupply. good de-
maud aud nrm. white Go5na. white miged
bra q yellow -GD5se. yellow mixed @b4o y
hushai.
OArs-In fair supply. fair demand and uuiet
ut 6osu u hushal
HRaN-la In light supply an the landing. mod
crate demand and firm ut "a .Ishe cwf.
HAv-ls IN light supply and good demand :,
choice s-tG2T ton, prime e29NDat. ordinary
/ 0n
BULK COM Halabe at 4ofD60e for mixed y
huehel Write 520s4n. yellow 61lDb9o
RuIK WHHAT-None here. balahle ut 81 $500
I u buEhai
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To-dav's To days Yesterday,
Opening. ClOaa. CLOSE.

IO-dAVa I0-lAYR l6IterdRpa
Opening. Close. CLOSE.
January 1850 - .-....- -s,. ...+
February 49,. la.tsRia IL IL O760 - l3lldOlg 10
March. "a 3G6D1a,31 lag01tg3 III Ia.9f Ola N
Auril. - b9eDia 60 10 H46Dlab5 - baeDt 80
NAV. IL. II Dl3Tp l3T4O - 10 77hDt3 IL
June. II pGdD1a ~ 13giDl3p9 13.nGtDt3 VI
July. 1A.060Dlao7 l40l0Dld 0g II OsDt4 OF
August a. 1G4o14 IN 1At1D1A.t3 IA 1904 II
September u 49eDiJ ~ Ia.4bDta4a l342oola 40
October .-. 1900 ~ 12640Dl266 u $50 u IA
November Ia 2ieDl2.29 sl2 aa0l2 30 *l23t012.3s
December II 2a6Dl2.25 - q @-- %f2.3t0Dl23J
--latest quotations previous to tho olOse
LIVERPOOL MARKET. $500.
RPoTs- Opened firm and closed 1-led advance
over Yesterdays ratea. at TAi for Mlddling 10
lands and Ind for MiddlinK Orleans. The sales
comprised IL 900 bales. OF which 1000 we're
American. Receipts OF all kinds were $4,000
bales. OF which 81, 900 were American.
FuTuREs- Opened firm and closed qulet.
DELIVERIES Uplands any port. not below
Low MddlinR were quoted as follows: Febru-
AIRY 7td February and March = al, March and
April T'ad, April and May sd. May and June
II AID. June and July ~. July aud August
7-16d August and September 7Sd, September
and October ID. October aud November l.a2d
MANCHESTER MARKET.
Firm and tending up.
HAvRE MAsKET.
Firm aud advanced H fraction. Quotations.
AZ francs for Tres Ordinaire (spot) and ~ for
Low MiddinR taHoatl.
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
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HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

Fancy saddle and harness horses. L
Small common mules ...,..-.....
Good medium mules ..-..-......... /
First class ........-..-...-
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rorAr CONSUMPTION POUNDS (Noos oMtrrHpl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04

We extract the following from an able article
on the Lumber Trade Of the Mississippi
Sound" In the New York Trade bureau Of the
thirty. frat ultfmo. written by Major William g.
Wilde. the correspondent Of the New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

THE fnHn,riHg priree are for round lots. Job
lots mr. 2Easpe more per hh according 10 aupifvl
F,oua L. quit aud steady F,ue - 5oat
sutefiine fbU6 a7ts, single extra ~ 20 Mb 62..
double extra s6 75tpG trabe extra 90 Is 10 ~ II.
ohoIea astra ss bnGe s2's family Sc $500 75,
fancy 90 7HDG sfts
GoRN MHAI 81 9Edh- " Dbl.
liR,ra fanD3 ~ u bib
UoMINy 81 ~ IN 40 " hb
RYE FIouR-fb THaG v Dbl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
sMwaMTs AND ExreRrs w TO or. NJ.
TO-NAv.
DOMESTIC IMPORTS BY RIVER. LAKE AND
FOREIGN EXPORTS.

FOR LIVERPOOL,
Cotton, halas+s-t.. 100 Corn, bulk. buab- " "
OIL cake, sacks. 2,Gip
, 1880-06-01
AMUSENIEN


Barnum nul h,,,nm,, buvo lor, ,,uo,, oooo-
ctated In tho minds ar tl.s peurtc, uua yet. of
luto years, ho has xlyo, tho p1bjIu icss cjnntrnn
uaa more stcfllnE s"tu" for their nancy thaa
utmost my other showtnnn. Indeed ,wo In.l III
his exhibition rhnrucuyist dis luxufsh!ng fuw
~ "~.;,.t. .'l, "", u'!y "h%t ~ Mth"s
~ sa"'n1, anu 10 aescfloe ~hnt no aocs
tho columns Of n nowsnauer thom
tho noiltuni xit,,ntton w Ut ,rn.n,,s si,,,,., A.
H.. ,,ss''.' 49, WI w !!usot aao"' AZ
f0rHanc0 WIS g1yeM yesterday, a1l! It WIS largely
Intended, The tcnts cover m rnnruo,1 nr1,.
ut,l thu ncuItnrnoGutton m fnr M oIn"n,tn".s
, 1880-06-01
DRAMATIC: NOTES,

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Munger J. II. Hills new stAr will 10 'rni.nnYG.
Thu Olympic management huye put on Bcm1s'
Now York Variety Company.
This morning II" " ltuv. Fnther Hickey will
reach town. the Say, 1t Is nnid hc IL going IT,
bc 1nnrrIcd--unrr ,1,ure. s.
1t IL satl that tho loss III tho Exposition COLI
certs E'von lnAt Thursday. Friday. anu saturda,
amounted u fully s1,0O.
The puntaiui,no troupe nf siessrs. Abbey s
Hickey lust night bogAn the seooul " eek oi
thelr engagement ut Mevlcker's-
Victina of Faro," q sensational dra,nn latety
aecH fl this city. ia the c4r1l IT ttooio VS.. Mr.
Ed Arnott Ia tho star Ut tho piece.
At Ilavorly'a the eKcntx-Stantloy Novelty Coin
pany I'LL In the present. Their llth oKrnphs have
alrcady made deep Impression upon tho yari-
GUS delegations.
Ed Buckley ts In the city. He will remRtt,
here fnr Ii lew dMys. FIe viii tcave this city for
sun FrMiit!*gn. anu from bAn Frnclscn IN tsll
prnhlhlity hn will stnrt fur AllatrulIa with II
COMPANY which he will orYanizc tn California;
her Vi Int RGasunA Successes.
, 1880-06-01

R|C0RD'S Vital. RESTORATIVE

FnI!y 3 per cent Of thu hnua arc vtctIg1s u
partial Or cpniplalU r1ptlla1rv. ,rn rFnstnR Hsser
Hhn Will bs fully t11rrnbatNtA hy tnte}Iivent
Hs n 81 s 81: atss:s
IT, fsst T. distsstian !. nsi ~ss"v iananS@ 4ns.ns @ "
ens"rrhs1. i" tens'r* .eG1i'tst'na ir~"H. H. IL
chi II thla Erent ov!l: $~cre; h.t. the rc-nls
ofiYnuInnrs Iho sa1dk1'.to!er.,1l hr* een nihI"+t
the dctnnt fir nrrraae recommendation ut tie in
aky tfus unl,IT ntte~t.
that 10 VIII nstH III ats plaf. sSs.ps thrauah ts
s4 NV n4caf. Il ~rak"n:' thSa ihss .r;an @"4s
Ihst" ~ racs M J., IL r,7sh "f ~ "" IT, TIT r.
VITAL. Nk.TnHATlvk Inv ietn ~er1sinl1ed and ss.-
tt,rrad 81 the A!stdny ~ MrIclna III iars ~, Il-
fRtIshlv KlrCtc fnr t1c anvp e"nnn% hlt4ptTruA
prtHlre}nT raMct,n. nnd l. h'rnan%Nl III rfHet' ha
laue.c1nt~h n. md can ~ hnA of 1cvM*"nr tn. to
hf* rus nlthf&ten. tnTla tFsTnc!. nt ~ he ncs~L
Vt laii,lx M.; bnx III mi rltla n bux NJ ~ { scat
by malt upon receipt nj price,
~ tEisyfFICAYK.
FAIl1K. July Il, lisIa ltnU 1u IL isatx,-A NF. IT, L.
m ty.fhrrc years sft. hnt hcrn Ftirrr tAFntyfye
yenss. nnry,,t,. tnlnpa.l"HL' % snlere., fr :!lr.J
aIeFvuNz debility and Hnre nitnIsehry F0r q 1sraa
yHafs H. treI osnry knnwh rSHt'!y wt1.ont rn~ t',t-
Vital !sstnratlYe. Astnr i.r ,"I't,r .4 ti,.,,r-
Hv'd, bnt tlsseth urni hin c4i7t IT. TFH nnf In
nine nInntl,s hu WIZ rr3s'rr't M f h.A't itfa sl.hr
-nt't mnrrlrd. md flas tA.' Eng rattfen.
tlny. III III st< WGntx, III lw'. nAt thrso
in6n.s, hst~ue", Hvs nrd stx ,H'Hil:n !. niue
''''"''''' Medicine IL is H,m'4:;i 'aar;tz
AO3.ll KY Al.E. nRttstitHE's.
VAN sCllAAEk. frEv ESStlS \ ~. t'hlra9u, IN.
Wholesale 4Ay0n.n Iur thu tlrul frfuia+
, 1880-06-01

MISS SfORAS's BENEFIT.
Tho Testimonial cunccrt fnr tho benefit Of
Miss julia MorAs1. which occurred ut Fmt7hlnk
Hall Saturday evening. wns In nll respects q
SUCCESS. Tho lnrHu uill fashionable audience
NUS III itself II trlbute to tho popularity of tho
beneficiary who Will leave TuesdAy for Europe,
whore sho will pprsuo her musical siutltea With
tho hest ulastcrs. MiAs Moran bud tho as4IEt-
Of tho Faeutty anil so1nu Ut tho pupils of tho
ChIcugo Musical College, who Iont excellent aid.
i vary Artsttu performance was that Of
IIuydn trio by Miss Snr1l ". Hnyinan. Mesars.
II. l.u.r und ii. EtehheI.n. The young Indy
played admirably. IAlst Juno she graduated
frnml tho college With high honors, Gsd Is nuw n
1non,bcr ut tho FutIllty. Miss Ellie Co0ko sang
MI Arjn frouI " L,irItlla' with exescnt taste
md otrcNt. ltar vuire IL a high and flexible so-
rrntn which she tlses with skill. Mr. l.. Il.
Philips, who hns but recently returned from
,'r0po, wan How atlnlirors for bis nlnst TX cc-
icnt singing If lst'rckol's Song. ~ Cannot slty
1aod~lsy.' air. Phelps ii truo artist. tho
ulost nrtjstie md cultivated local tct"r. 1t II
| hoped thnt hs rare opcrntIG a1tllty will
cnn he displayed, In Chicago. Miss Jeanln AIS 1t.
who played tho Chopn Potonasso. or, III. slls-
| played thu KrcNt Improvement shG hsls mido
nr.,F. h!cxfrli. 6he promises 10 swell tho iii
If lls,9 rlAn!Sis tl.t thlA toAoheF li1 hrRht be-
fS aS s craSn Al ntS'tnF Hns tIrS {Ss IF tnf
routing If th0 p4ltion au'ne from u Iios,et 1u,l
Juliet. ny Mta. Dr. !. l.. Er,wll. pupil VI Mrs.
AnnM t'Owell- I1nbktrk. Miss MarnH sung Il mint
ttryinx a,'a ,l!'lI.nlt thc,,!s aud vafations 6y
and uellnw cantralto voise 10 tho
1o8t advantage. 1t Is flexible md
, nnA @ J. s'ssspti1,o, IF giving oppression ia thc
lntilrs in.vo LIT ChictstI for EurHpr With tho
natnrIl nlvantMvcs shnt Miss Moru.l pMasossrs.
khu gives uxpnltnt pronlIHc for u brilliant Ar-
tstio cRrsar, unl hor many friends alr ut,1lnlis
t. ai'l bur IN t'aktnx el'eccssf,D debut ahrs'a
tl"'@' q o'r'nSf tho o t:at snx s!r w.
teauty at :, drsiEn + was tho gft
HteinbrrA Of which Were present In holly. 'rwO
hlrr rihlMns ;s,.tuin"1'the nntss ot MIss Mr.
rln'A t!rht lumber. Fur etlcOres she HlnK "Cnin-
my TiIro' the lt}u". and" Let Ne Drcntn A9ain"
IN lens!tifnl style. Ms. lrycc 9uve much H!1t.ty
| mint by singing 'ltulurt! III Ul,u t'Ri1nt,"
xhie tie 1';art;S;tI n f. "Kathea1 Aiay%!rneen" W.
| Phelps MID lGnttataatlt. Tho iii,ai nuinl,or
! sHrvetl to display tho et'!clency ~ htas kl!ttc
trr Ins mt apInurc.' iM eonssrt for 5nany yours,
although hls sIne, sutt tosinh and his method Ar9
| H3 k1Ip4 aH GTUr,
, 1880-06-01
Something About the Engagement Of
George Wright by the Bos.
ton Club.
The Proceeding Irregular, Unauthor-
lied, and in Violation OF the
Buffalo Agreement.
George Wright to all Intents and Pur~
>. poses Still a Member Of the
Providence Club.
R'es'dtnl Hubert demonstrates, and Calls for
sota on The Question BY The
League.

ps,,aass dsoSE reporter yesteroay waited npon
,hs ss,a,' n"'neIt ~ set hla vle~s 1cs'tu.ns
W. extraordinary con1!uot OF tho Boston Cs!lb
htnovn ~ ~. ,s,sr",n s,. - ~" ~ g.. "' ~,
tsa h. ,.hIo. v1... ~ ."1.." a,.',p', -, w, ~
,bs pso.ans "n!eu uootge "rl8at ",s sesoiscu W
oh s,aencc noen,,a cae as one o. inc p'Syefs not os
oermemben,i Tint Worcostor wanted t3eorvn
Wdeht v..,, t'aa... s 49,, .'".. " -. ."ss :.
upsspecIul purse III addition to 1ls reRulur sui
, 1880-06-01
> THE COURTS.
Liability Of National Banks for the
Acts of Their Offloers.
Important Decision Of the United States
Supreme Court
bankruptcy Casts-sew Saits-Julgments-Di.
rartss-The Call for To.Day.

POWERS OF NATIONAL BANKS.
The mandRtG Of tho Supreme Court or tho
unftet States WIS filed yesterday In tho United
Suites Circuit Court here In tho cilsc uf. the
Peoples Hunk OF iscoyIe nKulrst tho snuu-
fncturoro National liunk Ut Chicago, aud u
Judgment reudero'! fur Fa7.:s777.T. This wns II
suit tn nako tho Manltfncturcrs' hunk Ablo on
s4s y fpSSfy IL I l. # Pskstt s fa so s @ 's 5
r1s1 ye,sn. e th9 P ts SsE nk n sH ths
notes with tho ,know!oigo of tho l',r*l'ent 4nd
Cashicr, hut without my nuthurlty fran! tho u.
a. dcfenso tD thu suit on tho Knar.!nty. tho
Manu.nvturolS' Hunk pleaded u'tr1t vircs Thu
supreula Court held tlat a'!et, g1nr..nty ,vas
Us its l.oard or Directors Or duly authorized
%sets ~ sarry ~! tho sisss " IT %
ny discs'lnt'nH, md Negotiating ,prt.Inisanry
rites a,.!rta, liIIs u oXlanxe, ui,a ntiler esf;
tho Vice President hut, tho pnwar hu usslnnl tu
xsrse , H' hs hak - WV sslops t dsy
i!5d. ;llt ;iot appiy. Xii sho partSa ouanxcsI ii
thu transaction were nKclits 1t tho '!cftHtuht.
II thorv WIS my defect ut nuthnr1ty un ahc!r
c.c,!s by ths tiK Constituted III, acfiuosnro as
etrectnMl III w0litI hAvo nacn my IossllIfo Hi
a';Stsa sS a W. xass s;t t.
tho amount Ut tho t'Dtes and intureat.
,,a1 ITEMS.
,,'JnRo IInrnn arrived yeatcrrtaY rnnrt,tnR, anil
sat for a ti'nu III .1stdyo DrunnoInls rooul. M
cascH werp rcIdy fur trial, aud court WIS IT.
corslinKly adjourned to to-dny.
Julgu Drummont returned Yesterday noon,
anl a 1c4@n the nGarlnE OF tho p1tort easo OF
All tho S.Nto lMlrts will adjourn Wednesday,
Thu,zday. md Frlday ot THU weok on aonou.it
OF thu Convention. Tho Clerks 0!!!pus Will III
open , ~ ,usaai. Tha Federal Courts a'so will run
In thG clyll oaao of tho United Btatea Y. lohs.
Macarthur tho plulIt1ir WIZ allowed Il, Mlnc1l
tas os ss?a'S II tSs I'D u .n sstsps t. ss ssoeaS % 4
i" ito ;; sass II Hale v. Tho chlcaso Western
wus ls.tscd II! tx'lh defendants by JMige IMloy
tor thenl to ahaw rsluse by Monday Isxt why
ohoyiilr tic Injunction hsrotoforo isstc;l.
m"r;nE Gsrcro Jiiise falcy il. ths case "t tEs
1'ax4at ,.1d sntah Y. na3s.st. b.lt was eontlna*l
tn ntxt Monday. An injunction wus lssitA Il,
; pssst atS"EE 81 f.. T an' aS s.
jSsat9e ii"lcy granted Il aeerco OF divorce to
q tlssctt!a;', sa1 to Katharns K"sbaie iroas run
dcnrxe Kuehnis on accoMut VI cruelty.
ne%SsrF s% s" vsos ss" hasrs SSss o spS 9 1
,, !adxu ja,a.sen granted = divorce to oath!lds
Of cruelty aud drunkenness.
STATE COURTS,
Mary A. 9ulllvan commenced Il suit In tres
pass yesterday axutnst Davtl 4. TTteus.b, =. T..
Feter 'iodt,nann hru!,sbt sHit tor fi0000 tja,.!-
axos 9x4inst tho Chicago 4 Northwestern aa'l-
.3,NONA1E COURT,
1n tho catatu Of Holnrlph Aulber9, letters testa-
, 1880-06-01
II. N. &. lsINAFnllE,

H. T4s 81 A'1N.AEtfkEs
Finafore, Of which VIC supposed wo hna seen
tho laat, bus bccM revived. aud waa ollce tnora
huArl lust evening ut the tsntrAl 3lslo- tInil By
a combination uAIed tho Peerless pInaforc COM
pany, the cast boIuy as foll0ws;
Htr 1Dsepft George wilson
-HEuRt; CoscosAH'"''.'''.' .Jnhn ~ AnW An
4i!nN LthAeye''.....'..''...". l: trtHtnan
tiuheto4lt.'"".. "..''..'"...''.''' ,Hls Elilf!!
Tho a,dlonce WAS a worry luryu ulse, and rl-
cofyoA tho performance With sr$,uant tnllca-
tlons Ut satisfaction. Considering tho very Rulull
stnge, the Ah!p wua mounted worry neatly. md
tho bunk seeho wAs elrectivu, md. Hotwttstal..l-
luz tae crnnapfHl rtk,In, tho entrHncra mud exits
Wuru nude without confusion. II IL NOT
,,, otr =, p"rta'sS r!t,sD u present to 70 Into
Elliot, sMt. slEas pl1nar tled their rt1les
VERY cFrttltnbly. Miss S0niera antl Mr. AeWn.lV
= N9w.Aa Ihoir uld trumpA4, alll Dir, nArttrs ufo
undo q very decided slCceas. Tho mlnlu ttltIrus
ID admirable, Tho female ch0rti1 tnls, And lie
orchestra Al1!hlnnblu. Improvement sjlHI4l lp
!44e In th4 1lrtWttuu, ~ tho Inst rllllelts lo,y
than onco thraW tue hiuKer4 Of. Thu latter ar!.
deserving Ut great credit fDr tnHnY 30 well
agA!nat A1jeh ucxatnpAniMcnta. Nearly all tho
solo people arn exuNllent. aud with ~ guod u
chorus tho uIsot would ~ very ttuo It. the or.
ChgAtT4 unly did !ta work u 1t sAun!u. Ia xtt
other rcspccts tic performance " enjoyable,
, 1880-06-01

~ ILL Al ENIa4
US1TEb aTATE1 CIRCUIT GNuH1--.JunaH NLOn.
0E1T-l'cnp|s'a SMtionul Link of ninu1ungton Y,
Manufacturers Natinnnt nnnA; Judgment, $!,7.177
IN H!atsdai1 frunl tnpton.u Court Ut tho uuitcj
Sthleu.
etrknlnN GoUnT-chSFEsslosB--it,P T.. Walor v.
john r. nnd Mury l.. :.kulIen. <l.G3-1.cmunt MIX v.
He!e,nlat, u piraiGrySr, .A7.l:-!lunry f. Huh
flIHWh ~ ~ " "'''"'''
UNCUT tuuAT-1!.naE MnNAS-r. l.. uarzity v.
Go0rks ". FuAur0y, It'll. "
, 1880-06-01
I34AN1<lfUIsrCY.

BANKRUPTCY.
Tho following cnscs wcro referred to roKistor
ll!bbard for flnni ruport; A,lus, shrrsunl. l.
Co., Thou,hs 1syan, n. t. I1nldwtn Jneol> Him,
'lr. ". l1.squfrcs, Z. +. Chsse, Il. II. llurnhn.n,
J: q. Dasoi, ". Il. Hurdck. John King, 1r. j. IT,.
!srefer, 2: +. Price, Gcrrit lIru, Mur:lia M.
ThnniM8.
Tho Ercce.linga ngntnst William F. potilion
, 1880-06-01

!nfn(stratfDn wcr9 Issued 10 .Iurnb +. U,.rtrpr,
Tho catAtv Is valued Mt nbout &iVO0
III tho cstHtc Of Wl1Inm Mcs[uil,ta, letters nr
AtlM1n!str,tt!on weru Issued 10 fttuti,Hs Fegli-
SUI. Tho estate fH valued ut about &.a1
In tho estntspf Anna Susanna lsbul,lor, Icttcrs
o. n!!anl1i1strsttlon wfro }ss!rtl to SEnneon IT,
BURNER. Tho estMte Ia vn!ued ut about $751;
M.!nlatrnt!1n with will nt,let ch we're issued to
ubout $5O0.
, 1880-06-01

His Cnse Liable tO Hung Some Tlnle
kgOtOFo lie Gets a Pardon.

&s0tOro I1F Gets Pardon.
Special Dtspateh 10 The CAltaoo Tribune.
WAHlllNGT0S. b. c., Muy a0..-Gpu. Macarthur
f>nds thnt very slnw prngrcts Is tntlkinK with As
application fur pardon. Whilu the PHr,"n trrk
of thu Department Ut Justice hnY rttpnr.cd flu
voFahly upon It. tho application ~ sill in thu
hands of tho Attorney GGnurul. Thern Ia SUMO
delay nwfnK to tho complication ll tue n1fntrs
u tho Homo National Hank 0t Chcu4o. Tho
r!shn ahAtl ba hearsl hy tho unltod Stntcs
sHptrn's Court '";tnre he tMkcs my nutlnn
mi rxW:ctcl TINT tho tUlirt chi, ticcie th< c.s,,
fGr ak lntnth., Macarthur viii bt Krctt!Y delayed
u h. II ms1relled tn walt fur this, ansl tho Sixth
Autlitnr cunt Ht'ttlo MeArthur4 ,l,cc0nt until
tho Comptroller either ,nnkea ths n.GrasAry
orlcr Or the Rurrnula Court tas nttirmtrl tho
decision nt thH Enirt In ltHnu tlelnW. Thu Al
tnr1n.y-tlDnernl II reluctant to make rc44nn-
lnnslnt1on tn tho caAe until utter tbs settlement
IL flntl.
cnilstm1ltiyps kuln In tiesh, strength. md
, 1880-06-01
ER HEARD I'M PlMAFORE BEFORE!

And tho bright litllu DppEA, 10 AeNtly n!nuntttl
tioubtiy wifi, draw great crowds thts week
, 1880-06-01

.TNUHNIE EDUNTs
ln tho cstatu Of ffolElpb Aulbers, letters testa-
D,ent1ry were issued to Jacob AmhcFg, The
cstAlets valued ut atthut st0u,
In tho ustate Ut J4cob Huehser, lcttess OF al.
, 1880-06-01

STATE COURTS,
Mary A. Sullivan commenced Il suit In tres.
pass yesterday aguinat pavtl 4. 1'itounb, 3. f.
Pratt, and ". J. Miller, olulntng $500 dunaxes.
Potter To1timnnA hrUl,xht suit for fl1, ,O0O l1isl-
axos ax1inst tho Chicago 4 Northwestern AAil-
Wuy C1lnpany,
, 1880-06-01

Kuowlcss1nsees Powder Gun IL by fur the best.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-27
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

The Dover Sentinel claims that what
it calls the ''Saulsbury family ring"
dictated the Kent County Democratic
ticket, nominated last week, while the
Republican, of this city, asserts that
the "ring" was completely overthrown
in the selection of the same ticket
This contradictory Republican testi-
mony simply proves that The ticket is
good one, nominated by the Demo
cratic people of the county, and not by
any one man or set of men.
James Pennewill, Esq, of Dover,
addressed large Republican meeting
at Harrington last Tuesday night on
campaign issues.
The Democratic County Convention
OF Sussex will meet in Georgetown,
October 18th, to nominate one Senator,
seven representatives, seven Levy
Court Commissioners, Sheriff and
Coroner, and appoint a Central Com
.nittee. In the afternoon mass meet
ing will be held at which a number of
good speakers, including Hon. Samuel
j. Randall, will be present and address
the people.
Hon. Thomas f. Bayard will address
an out door meeting at Harrington, on
Thursday night next, under the aus
pices of the Hancock and English CLUB.
1t is said excursion trains will be run
over both roads to accommodate those
who wish to hear the speaker.
The Republicans of White Clay
Creek Hundred will have grand raj
ly in the Exchange Building, Newark,
OH Friday night next, October 1st.-
Addresses will be made by E. Brad
ford and F. Eden Bach, Esqs., of Will
mington.
Messrs. b. T. Biggs, &c. Grubb,
III. G. Turner, and others, will address
the St. Georges Hundred Democratic
meeting, at Middletown, Friday even
ing next. Let there be large attend
ance.
Mr.. w. w. Rothwell, of Middle
town, is meeting with much success in
canvassing for "Forney's Life of Gen
Hancock" in this county.
John S. Bacon, of Laurel, nominat
ed as candidate for the Levy Cour
by the Sussex county Greenbackers
respectfully declines. VIM. E. Can
non, of Gumborough, also declines tn
nomination for Representative.
A Hancock and English Club, will
sixty enrolled members, has been OF
ganiZed in George own.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-27
THEIR RANKS DIVIDED.
VIM. WALTER PHELPS REBUKES THE
REPUBLICANS FOR WAVING THE
BLOODY SHIRT.

VIM. WALTER PHELPS REBUKBs THE
REPUBLICANS FOR WAVING THE
BLOODY SHIRT.
Phelps, Of Bergen county, N. J.,was one
of the speakers at the Republican gath.
ering of the Fifth District Campaign
Club, at Library Hall, Jersey City, on
Friday night. To the CONSERVATION Of
the Republican leaders, the speaker de-
precated the continued waving of the
bloody shirt by the party orators when
no occasion for il existed. He had, he
said, soiourned in the South, and had
carefully studied the people. The only
objection he found was that Republican
tradesmen were not patronized because
of their political predictions. He ap-
plauded the Southern people for ostra-
cizing carpet-baggers, AMI congratulated
them on their prosperity.
So much uneasiness was caused by
these declarations that Congressman
Brigham, fearing their effect, arose, and
began to contradict the statements of Mr..
Phelps, however, plainly had the greater
weight with the audience, as it was
known that he had resided in the South,
aud knew of what he was talking. 1t
was also known that the contradictions
we're based on mere hearsay, and were
only repettions of what Mr.. Brigham
had read.
Some of the Republicans of Hudson
county, alarmed by MIR. Phelps out
spoken convictions, try to smooth it
away by saying that he is erratic.