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Fem ALE COLLl

rorheriy hOcker college,, Lexington
Kentucky. .~,. = o.
Well selected course ofstudy. special depart-
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large, able and experience. Extensive grounds
for recreation. Excellent buildings, l6Oxss feet,
ionr,storlcs, cor hining i25 apartments. Com
modious chapel, nice recitation Ornamental.
play and bath r. ems. Warmed by steam and
lighted with gas o. ly two young ladies occupy
room. Cost of improvements over 500, 900.
charges Ms low az ny school Offering quail adj
vantages In the United States, A lea cher will
accompany the students from Texas to Ken
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IL, 1880. For terms, catalogues, and nrih her
particulars, address s-.----E.s NJ ~, gEgl
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NORWOOD
High School and College

session Iss0.sI opens Sept. %, 1880
Attention IN called to heAlthfulners Of To-
catien, high chay acter al stsdepts AMI thor
ouxhHess OF instrusian In all Departments
Cor Catalogues and information address
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TO SHIP OWNERS
Captains and COnsignees.


The GILMAN STEAM BAND TTaHTEEEE
AND TYER. and GRIP TIE. are now In use on,
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES. and on no other presses In New Or
leans, but will shortly be- In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention Ia
called to the fact that this Is the only Fuller THAI
pulls all Of the bands to an equal and full ten
sion and fastens them exactly at the point 10
which they are strained automatically ana indie.
pendent OF the will Of the operator. insurInR
uniform perfection OF work. It Ia tho only
Fuller that has any authentic record to shoy
that 1t is Of any benefit to the ship In increasing
its stowaRe.
The following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Fuller. Tho entire gain on the oargoes OF two
Of them the Ohiswick and Whickham) was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and It Is bat
fair to state that one-half of the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
Gain In bales over
Name Of vessel. previous Cargo.
BarK ltaSpee Il .OO3
Dirk bremen r-...t-', ..-.-,.... ny 732
Ship Minnie Ger0w. .........., ss......,...I8 800
Ship Western Empire. ~. ..........1 ,4so
Steamship Chis Wick. .............. 1906
Steamship Whickham. aa&............... 900
steamshtp henBington. ...E...............-1,47B
shlp dllchrlst. ,26E
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
FOR SALE.

E,OB SALE-THE TROTTING III
II mare FANNIE KIEMBIE N
and mate. Gan be seen at Fair fp44WYNRR
Grounds Parties wanting to buy
can see them on the track at 10 IN
o'clock every morning, and see Hs&ssssss ezssssss
their speed. II not sold before next SATUR-
DAY. January a. will be offered for sale Mt
MontEomerys. witt skeleton wagon and hnr-
ness. Either can beat 2.4o. ja20 ST.
EyOH SALE OR GHARTEH-THE
+ steamboat LUCY Il. dAsTRELL, ltBa4dgsllls n =
"a she now Hes near the Good Intent
Dock. For particulars inquire OF X ENNETT &
AUST, on board. iale IL
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The steamship Kensington carried away ~
bales per ton register.
The following upwards of 1907 are some OF
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions OF their cargoes: FREQUENT
trials showing that against tier Of 20 belag
tied by hand ono OF &c TO 30 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain OF y7 per
cent on Cotton from the same Press and In q
Box Railroad Car q gain from the same Prese
OF 81 per cent was made By the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIEalone. Steamships IS.
Louis Highbury. Norma. Bon Venue Kings
ton. Scio. Carthusian, Minor. Ashburne Cy-.
press. Andean, Abdie Artillerist. Borussia.
Dflos. Elpfe, Emblehope Elvire. Effective. El.
more Fire Queen. Frankfurt. Fitzroy. Hayden.
knickerbocker. Linda. Leverrler. Leno. Lone
Star. Maria Louisa. Memphis. Mayaguez.
Mediator, Monarch Martinique, Missis-
Orleans, oberon. Orator, Porto Rico, Peer Of the
Realm, Prussia, Romulus Rita. Semiramide,
ssybilla, Thessalia, Vanguard. VIM s symington.
Adolph. Alice M Minott, Aphrodite. Arden Lea.
John Berry. birmingham, Baden, Constan-
son si Dfamant. Empire Of Peace. si Ermina j.,
Forest Eagle. Genttori Tarabochia. Gnstaye and
Oscar. Glenfnort, Hercules. Ismer. lie .Marthe.
signano, Marguerite. Marcia dreenleaf, Minnie
NJ. Watts, Mary Ann. Mary Riggs, Nunauam
Dormto, Orient. Portlaw. Paul Boyton. Queen
Of Beauty, Ryerson. Regina. Resuelta, Rock,
Ellen NJ. Story. Sabine. Thos. Lord, wyoming.
Yorktown. To all Of which you are referred.
but more especially to the operation Of the mn
chine Itself. for the quality Of the work done.
Orders for Its use left at the presses named
or at this office. will be attended to.
JOHN b. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Compare
No. $50 Gravier street.
uoI2 3nn 9Th Qthe
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.


Family circle and gallery. with present OF one
envelope. 25e. parQuette and dress circle with
present or two envelopes. soc: colored box In
family circle. with present of two envelopes soc.
sion 70 any part Of the house and will be pre-
sented with six envelopes. Reserved seats for
sale at the st. Charles Theatre x-offiee. Sat-
urday morning. January "a. ia22 At
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HALL Y. NJ. G. A.. 81 CAMP STREET.

PROF. Trips GRAND HISTORIC PoR.
TRAlIURES, Napoleon III" Second EN-
by maps: Lamartine." Lafayette" The course
under the patronage of one hundred promi-
nent citizens of New Orleans.
Evenings OF January g. ~, 80. and February
,. at s o'clock. Family ticket IS; one course 81
evening 81, May be procured OF GrisYold &
CO. and ]. Q. Eyrich and at the door.
ja22 % 27 so fe2s
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I'D In $1,000 INVESTED IN WALL
w V1VVV street Stocks makes for
every month. Books cent free explain
%geTythinE. Address BAXTER a 90. Bank
MF Wall street. N Y. ANA ivb6W
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Application for ladies' invitations can be,
made through any Of the members
healed proposals for bar and restaurant Will
% received ut Drug Store corner Haauust and
Claiborne. up to january a. ja1O i'm
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A lance AND RETREAT

Heut Gen. JOHN II. HOOD. @. 4. A.
IAza iamo,, 900 pager. with line Steel En-
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rsSfzpt the most important part Of the late
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rRiCEa:
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Na<SAep binding. marble edges .....+.-.. = so
HIT nd Morocco. library Style. 90
Ma 3&key Morocco. gilt edges 49,. 1880. 8 90
NA6prk Is the legacy left by the hero TO his
usr&xk& children.
MI n any address. prepaid. on receipt of
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1dNlnd reliable canvassers wanted.
+ kS1n& It. r.. SOUTHMAYD.
kent for Louisiana aud Mississippi.
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aAHK NOTICES.
ataas Nat,ena, Hank, new or,esus

utaal National Hank, New Orleans.
|uary ~. 1890 AT the election held nj this
IL On the thirteenth tnatant the following
led gentlemen we're elected direetora 10
fe for the present year, viz:
lfpR COLEMAN. ], A.sHAKEsrEAR.
III EOnhgHX.. J. w. TAYLOR,
LIN HARDIE. il VAN WIQKLE.
fAspEko. y L, aRtaSBY.
AD0LPH MEYER.
BID nj their meeting held this day, Meaeru,
HARDIE aud r. MAsPERO were unani-
ely re- elected president aud vice preside MT.
% lot JOSEPH mitchell. Uaahier.
eFnania National Rank. New Orleans,
NarY l6 1890 AT he annual meeting OF the
(kholdera OF thia bank, held on the thirteenth
ant the following gentlemen were elected
directors, tn serve during the current year:
Gain, juice Oaaeard, Henry Abraham, Z.
1dhomme, III. r. GoRreve. John ". Kran7 n
mall, u, .2uberbier. Mic, Miller. And al a
&ting OF the board. held thia day, Mr.. JUL ES
EeAkD was unanimously elected President
biz bank, ]. Il. BERCIFR,
HfiW Cnahtar
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Now YorI, Cltx Mntters.

.Gw York, July 12.-Dr, Tanner com
pcted the fourteenth day of his fast at 1886
o'clock. He has thus far lost 2I pounds. il
is Thought he is somewhat weaker,
General Smith took possession Of his Office
at police headquarters this morning without
opposition from displaced Commissioner Voor.
his. Tho latter, however, is expected to make
some demonstration during the day.
William McGibbOn, tho stOck-broker who IL
charged with completely In the larceny o..
securities belonging to Brayton Ives & Co.,
was admitted to bail to-day in tho sum Of
$4,000.
A fire occurred this morning at 206 Front
street, occupied by w. Z. Howell, dealer in
fireworks and pistol ammunition. Stock
valued at $5, 900 was destroyed and the build.
ing guttod; fully Insured. Howell and his
clerk, William Gonzales, escaped with dGi.
Guilty, receiving burns about their iaco and
hands. The fre is supposed TO have been
caused by an explosion. Two other men, John
Gleason and Nelson Van Dyke, were also
slightly injured.
subcommittee of the grand jury investi-
eating the Seawanhaka disaster commenced
business to-day. First Mate Rse, Engineer
Weeks, Fireman Abeel aud Superintendent
Kirk were tho witnesses present. The session
was held with closed doors.
Mrs. Farrell of 3l5 East Thirty.second street
took dose of Paris groon last night, and died
from the effects this morning. Temporary iu-
sanity cause of suicide.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
C1BLE NOTES.

LONDON, July 13,-Tom Taylor, the dra-
matist, died suddenly yesterday.
PARIS, July 12.--Isaac Porerc, the French
banker, is dead, aged seventy -four.
BERLIN, July 12.-The Princess Marie, wife
of Prince Albrocht, nephew Of the emperor,
was to-day delivered of a son.
LONDON, July IA fiat has been applied
for to carry the appeal in the Tichborne claim
ant case 10 the house of lords.
ODESSA, July 12.-Last week timber raft
with forty persons on board was dashed to
pieces in tho rapids Of tho river Dnieper and
all pershed.
MADRID, July - The French Jcsuils have
requested permission of Spain to establish a
penitentiary colony in the island Of Fernando
Po. The request is receiving the considera-
tion Of the government.
LONDON, July 13-The Daily Ndrs dis
patch from Constantinople says: ut is un-
derstood Count Hatzfedt, the German Gun
bassador, will communicate the decision Of the
Berlin conference to the porto on Tuesday
BUENos AYREs, Juno 16.-Tho capture Of
africa by the Chilians is considered death
blow TO tho hopes Of Peru, but President
Pierola still urges war 10 the bitter ond, and
is taking the most energetic measures.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
P,c,6c ,,inipr s,tocI,s.

SAN Francisco, July 12.--rhs following
were tho official closing quotations Of mluing
stocks to-day: Alpha, Al Alta, III Belcher,
IL; Bost & Belcher, 81; Bullion, II; Dodlo, 81;
Belle Isle, 1882; Bechiel, 27-3?; Boston consoi-
idated /; Bulwer, 22 Black Hawk, ,; CALI
fornia, Q; Chollar, 24; Consolidated Virginia,
3s; Crown Point, II; Consolidated Pacific, "a;
Eureka III; Exchequer, IL; Gould 6 Curry,
3; Grand Przo, ~; GooGshHv, IL; Halo &
Narcross 3; Imperial, !; Julm Consolidated,
!; Justice 21 1-32; Mexican, s; Mono, %; Mann
moth, %; McClinton, Ii 32; Northern Belle,
12!; MONDAY, 2l (sellcr 10 days)i North Bello
Isle, J; Navajo, GIG; ophir, 7l;Or0, II; Over
man. II; Potosi, 10; Savage, II; Sierra Nevada,
105; South Bulwer, 2l-32; Syndicate, I; Silver
Hill, 5-l6; Tloga /; Tnsrarora, sac; Union
Consolidated, 2Ot; Yellow Jacket, Al. Dudley
National Republican., 1880-07-13
An Explanation Mnnteh.

Captain" d. ". Hamlin, who when last
heard from in tho army was being mustered
out as @ sergeant, has pulled the wool over q
democratic editor, and induced him to say
at is charged that he was on the capitol police
force and discharged on account Of drunken
ness. The facts are Captain Hamlin has only
been in the city since March last, and went
Immediately into the war departm ont" Now,
by reference TO the Congressional Directory,
corrected edition to December 6, 1879, the
name of d. NJ. Hamlin will DO found under
the title of "Watchmen," which IN a branch
of the capitol police, with his residence at Goa
T street northwest. II the aforesaid Hamlin
did not como into tho city until March last,
how comes his name TO be so conspicuously
displayed among tho capitol police some
months previous to that time Perhaps him
self or some Of his friends can furnish an ex.
PLANTATION,
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Alleged fraudulent Dealing.

CINcINSATI July 12.-J. w. Chrlsty, N.
Chrlsty and II. Cobb Of the firm of Chrisiy,
Cobb & Co., aud Oscar A. Christy, bookkeeper,
were arrested this afternoon on charge of
fraud, at tho instance of their creditors, the
Fourth National bank and the Commercial
and Merchants National banks, representing
an indebtedness Of SIS, 900. The case is one Of
unusual importance in commercial circles
The fraud charged is that Of converting to their
own uso nrnrerty Of tnu defendants cmbeE.
ai!Gs aud Issuing fraudulent warehouse re-
ceipts. Bail was taken in the sum of 50 600
each, tho trial 10 be hold July 20. The de-
PENDANTS are leading grain merchants Of long
ating tho /. and @. elevator. Recently bGcom-
ing embarrassed they s.ked for an extension.
The investigation which followed led tho
banks to tako this COURSE the result OF which
is looked for with interest among merchants.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
WASHINGTON. d. @. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 49, 1880.

andcr has submitted confdentially to certain
powers a project for the Incorporation of q por'
tion of eastern Roumela with Bulgaria, the
rest to be restored TO the sultan. The in
formation shows that the project is favored by
one Of the two powers to whom IL was sub
mitted. II is thought that If the arrangement
is effected the unionst movement would be
abandoned and the Pan.Bulgaria agitation
cease. The correspondent has reason To
believe that tho collective note reached the
various embassies on Sunday.
Conpiimert to Lieutenant +. V. Greene.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Buchar-
est 10 tho Times says Lieutenant Francis V.
Greene, in the engineer corps of tho United
States army, who was the military nttnche
with the Grand Duke Nicholas during the late
Russo Turkish war, and author of the work
entitled "1he Russian Amy and Its Late
Campaign in Turkey" has been decorated
with tho order of the star Of Rvumania.
Greece Accepts Friendly Advice.
VIENNA, July IA dispatch to the PolHi-
col Co'Tespondence from Athens says M. Tri'
caupis, the Greek premier, hos promised to
comply with tho request of England and
Franco to postpone calling out the reserves,
but could not undertake TO suspend the prepa-
utions for further mobilization.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Mexican Dates 10 .Inlr 2.


Cry OF MEXICO, July 3-Sonor MarascaI,
minister Of fjustico, will bo cent as minister
to Washington; Seuor Torr, minister OF
Hacienda, will retire aud be succeeded by
Sunor Romero former minister Of that do
partmont; Minister Of War Pacheco has re-
signed, and General Hinajoso Of Tamaulitas is
to succeed him. Election returns from the in-
terror show that General Gonzales Is far ahead
Of all his competitors united, and Is without
doubt elected president.
Tboro is some apprehension, on the part Of
persons not understanding tho situation, Of
revolution If General Gonzales is iuauugraicd.
Better.iDformed persons believe that with the
present combination between General Com
zlles aud President Diaz revolution is impos-
siblc, that every such attempt will bo crushed
Immediately. This result is considered n con-
hrination OF the Tuxtopce revolution, and
guarantee that there will be no departure from
President Diazs policy.
Railroad building is going on rapidly now.
over 800 miles Of railway have been COM
ploted, aud arc now jn operation. Three i'm
portsnt roads are now undor construcLion-ono
over tho isthmus of Tchauutcpoc, another
from Guaymas to FL Paso and central road
from tho capital 10 the city of Leon, dis
tance Of 1852 miles.
Some excesscs were committed upon free
suffrage by the troops in Jaisco. Commander
General Taloutine has been ordered to tho
capital to explain. A band of revolutionists
made their appearance in the state OF 2acate-
cas- on the 10th ultilno. They were defeated,
ten boing killed aud several wounded. Only
ono man was injured among the government
troops.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, July 1oo.--To.day's
advices from Mexico state that General Gou.
! zales has been unanimously named for presi-
dees - she frontier aud many Of the interior
aud central states. His election Is doubtless
assured. A salute has been fired in 1iatamoras
in his honor.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
A Mexican Yeteran,s Cnrd.

To the Editor of The National Republican,:
SIN: Having just returned to tho city /
find an article in the Herald Of July ed and
Pos. Of same date entitled "The Mexican vet.
erans for Hancock" and signed J. W. Den yer,
president, and A. NJ. Kenady, secretary, pur-
porting to bo tho proceedings Of a regular
meeting of our Mexican Veteran association,
in which tho whole thing was, by resolution,
turned over to Hancock, otc. One of the
grievances set forth WIS the abuse Of our 'Ol1
comrade," suppose JeR Davis, etc, l simply
wish 10 say that no meeting rs above was
ever held, aud that General j. w. Denver Ga
nobler man never lived) was not In the city,
but in Ohio at the time. Said meeting was in
the mythical brain Of the writer Of that arti'
Gle merely supposed TO have been held.
Our association is not political one, but
ignoring politics altogether wo do not give
Secretary Konady the right to sell us out to
Hancock nor anyone else. Each man votes rs
no desires. We DO not propose to bo made u
political machine at all. While deprecato Q
the course Of somo of the leading republicans
in tho house and senate, | still ask why a
democratic house and senate has failed to pass
the Mexican ponsion bill, with over four years
to do II in2 Aud as have consulted good
many of our comrades about this sale, aud
find that they are not for sale by the secre.
tasy, it had better BE- so understood before tho
public, and hereafter that Secretary Kenady's
reports of bargain aud sale Of our war veterans
may be taken cum grdno sails.
Hoping you may find corner in which to
correct false statement, | am truly yours
$. N. HoYT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July l2, 1880,
National Republican., 1880-07-13
American District Telegraph Company.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-The third annual
meeting of the association OF American Dis
trict Telegraph companies was held IN this
city to-day. The convention was called te
order by Mr.. G. F. McCuloch, president, who
announced. that he was not now engaged in
the American District Telegraph SERVICE and,
therefore, he considered 1t hardly proper that
he should preside, aud ho called VicePresi-
dent Ii. W. Pope Of New York to the chair.
Reports OF committees and new business were
postponed until line Tuesday morning S, ssion.
A resolution offered by My. W. &. Stewart
OF Philadelphia, that the officers Of this asso'
ciation bo empowered to negotiate with the
proposed convention Of telephone companies
with view to the Earmoni2ing OF interests
and forming general association covering
both interests, was unanimously adopted.
An informal discussion WIS had upon tho
best method of combining In one association
tho district and telephone interests of tht
country
A resolution was adopted that tho next
meeting of the association be subject to the
call of tho president.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected q:
follows: Mr ]. G. Hall OF Cincinnati, prcs
dent; George Il. West of Baltimore vice. prcsi'
dent; w. G. Stewart Of Philadelphia record
ing and corresponding secretary,
Adjourned TO 10 O'Clock Il. M Tuesday.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Special Deputy nIarshals.

Attorney. General Dcyens has practically do
cided that h will not authorize tho appoint
ment of any special election deputies in tho
south for the next election except, perhaps, in
Virginia. lie regards iL as Impossible TO So
cure fairness in the elections in those states
and does not think the appointment Of special
deputies would DO any good, 1t is .alo TO say
that unless specially called uron by the ro-
publicaus in the south he will not authorize
tho appointment Of sIch deputies. There 10
no money to pay such Officials for duty In
any part of tho country. These appointed
will have to look for their payment elsewhere
than to the goYornment
National Republican., 1880-07-13
The nn,tln of the noync.

MONTREAL, July 1.-the anniversary Of
the battlo Of tho Boyne is progressing here
very quietly. Tho Orangomen havo confined
their celebration to thoir lodgc.room, aud In
the evening they will dino together The
Catholic Communion society members assem-
bled at their lodge-rooms this morning, but
finding that thero would be no outside demon.
stration, dispersed to their homes.
MONTREAL, QUE, July 12,-The remains OF
Hackett were reinterred by tho 0rangomen
in Mount Royal cemetery to-day, after which
the eernor-stono of tho monument to his
memory was laid TnerO WAS no excitement
whatever.
CLEVELAND, ONO, July 19-The Orange.
men paraded to-day ip greater numbers thGn
usual and were unnolestod. steamboat
load of the fraternity from points in Canada
participated.
OTTAWA, ONT, July 19.-Thc Orangemen
of this district had no public demonstration
to-day, many of them having gono to AImoute,
where they aro holding monster picnic.
LONDON, July 13.--The uss%.ai 18th of judy
Orange demonstrations took place in variou,
parts Of Ireland yesterday. Thcro were ne
disturbances.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Anosnornts Mnnlno l,llled.

B YERs, Col, July 1l.-This evening nj 0
o'clock an unknown tramp, about thirty years
old, came to the depot here, and while engaged
In conversation suddenly drew Il large butch
ers knife and gavo Samuel Green a cut over
tho oyo, cut John NcGynn 80 that his bowels
came out, aud then stabbed Frank McCraokcp,
tho telegraph operator, probably fatally in the
left side lIcCrackon ran across tho street.
followed by tho tramp who was shot dead by
a constable. Tho tramp cannot be identified,
but is supposed to have been 4 maniac.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
A nr,ce of Acclhrnts.

A little white boy ns.aca @iiiio Nichols,
liylnging - Bridge s'raot, Georgetown, near
the aqucduot bridge, had his right arm badly
spraiued yesterday afternoon while wrestling
with a companion. DR. Bowie Tyler was
called to his aid and rendered necessary atten-
tion.
Yesterday afternoon u stable door on NJ, be-
tween Sixth aud Seventh streets southeast,
fell upon aud badly injured q colOred boy
named John Brogan nbrough, who was playing
was removed to tho Washington asylum, where
IL was a5cer.aintd that he was injured iu-
tenally.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
A Yellow reyer Case in Now orIeans.

sior arrived on July 3, being ffty-eight days
from Rio. Tho vessel h ad been detained at
the quarantine station twelve days and
thoroughly fumigsted no case of sickness
having occurred. On Saturday, July 10,
James Kennedy, a sailor, aged nineteon, a ma.
tive Of Scotland, was sent to tho TourO iuiirm.
airy. The patient presented symptoms of yr;;.
low fever, and dioa ..r,,.,S;..1ry .r,,;.1y night. The
GSniaa "a % neaitr at once ordered the bark tC
return to tho quarantine station, and hav,
taken every prccauIion to protect the hea It'll
of the city