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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-15
DlNAFORE.

! Yorkville is to have a representation OF Pin
afore on Friday evening, 23rd instant, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be devoted to beneticent
objects. To properly present this operetta on
the amateur stage requires good deal OF
| labor al perseverance on the part OF the man.
ager ano the actors but this has been over
come. and as the best musical talent in town
will be employed, it may be safely predicted
| that the entertainment will be a success. We
are assured by the management that nothing
shall be lacking in the way of stage effects
and Instrumental accompaniment to render
the representation complete. See advertise
ment.
GEN. SUMTER'S BODY SERVANT.
Near Pattonville, Lamar county, Texas,
there lives an old negro man known as Gun
Gle Mack Sumter" who claims to have been
a servant of Gen. Sumter of South Carolina,
during the Revolutionary war. A gentleman
recently visited the old negro, whom he rep
resents as polite and agreeable, and greatly
respected by the people of Lamar county, who
have confidence in the old mans statements.
He gives the following as his history, which
may be of interest to South Carolina readers :
I was waiting-boy for Gen. Sumter. I
drove his family carriage. After Gen. Sum-
ter's death I belonged to his son Tommie
Sumter Gen. Sumter had no daughters. At
his death he was buried in the garden on his
own premises, about thirty miles from Cam
den. I saw Gen. Lafayette when he visited
Carolina, and helped to spread the sheets for
him to walk upon in the streets of Camden.
Gen. Sumter wore his hair about fifteen
inches long. It was very white, and ne kept
it plated. Massie Tommie Sumter's eldest
son killed himself by cutting his throat. His
second son was named Francis Marion, and
his third Deiarge. His three daughters were
named Fannie, Natherly, and Tifannie.
was sold by the Sumter family to jimmie
Diz, who gaveme to his daughter Sallie Knots
1 was then sold to MI. Sampson, and by him
to Starke Messels, who brought me to Texas
At one time during the war, while was a
boy, 1 was carrying water to Gen. LaFayette
from the spring, and not accustomed to seeing
so many men together, did not move quick
ly enough to suit Gen. Lafayette, and ne
slapped me with his sword.
After Gen. Sumter was taken SICK he I'M
agined he was still in the army, and ne mad
me to bring his horse "Postboy' and hitch
him close to the door, where he could see him
all the time. "Postboy" was yellow horse
with tlaxen name and tail think from what
Massa Tommie told me, when he gave me
away, that am lis years old.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-15

ultut, ueOuoSo 81 tooCeo NAiooy oo' An Vo,ooo
and Glover in $4,000.
Normal Institute.
- Hughs. Thompson, State superinten'
dent of Education, has issued the following
circular under date of the 10th instant, which
will be of interest to teachers:
A Normal Institute will be held at Spar
tanburg, beginning August 3 and ending Au'
gust II. The exercises will be conducted by
Prof. Louis Soldan, Principal of the State
Normal School, st. Louis, Mo. Prof. Soldan
will be assisted by eminent instructors in diff
ferent departments. The course of study
will include the branches usually taught in
schools. Special instruction will be given in
the most advanced methods of teaching and
discipline Tuition will be free. All white
teachers of public and Of private schools are
earnestly invited to avail themselves Of the
opportunity of improvement thus offered.
Board can be obtained in Spartanburg at
prices varying from twelve dollars to twenty
dollars month.
Arrangements have been made with nearly
all the railroads in this State by which teach
ers attending the Institute can purchase round
trip tickets at reduced prices. Tickets should
be bought before taking the train.
The Crops In the State.
From returns received by the State
Commissioner of Agriculture at Columbia for
the month Of June, the following extracts are
made in reference to the condition of the va.
rious crops:
Corn is reported much damaged by dry
weather. Rain needed in every county.
Hopes are expressed that late corn may make
a full crop, but early planted corn cannot,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-15

Tdlu.
Atlanta, Ca, enjoyed last week, for the
first time, the novelty Of a colored juryman
in the Superior Court of Fulton county, and
so peculiar was the sensation that the news
agent sent the following dispatch to the Asso-
ciated Press, under date of the 7th instant {:
To-day in the Superior Court the first negro
Juror was called. He served with eleven
well-known white citizens, was made foreman
of the jury, and brought in verdict of guilty
against colored man charged with burglary.
In the next case he was refused by Asa Gum,
colored, charged with murder, who said he
wanted no nigger to try him for his life. The
incident caused much comment, and the ad-
dition of the names ofintelligent colored men
to Jury levies in State courts is generally ap-
proved.
In Danvile, Va, last Friday light,
Thomas Dejarnette entered disceputable
house and inquired for Molie Dejarnette, an
inmate thereof She appeared, recognized
him as her brother and at his request went
with him to private room. A few minutes
afterward repeated pistol shots were heard
from the room. The police were called in
and found the door fastened. They broke it
down and discovered the girl lying on the
floor weltering in blood, her brother standing
by her. pistol in hand. He Immediately con,
fessed having shot her and averred he had
done it to wipe out the disgrace of his family
by his sisters conduct He surrendered him.
self to the officers and has been committed
to jail. He declares his willingness to ac-
aept the penalty of the law. A medical ex-
animation showed that the girl was shot in
FIVE places. two wounds at least being neces-
sarily fatal, and that she cannot survive.
She protests that her brother was right in
taking her life, and hegs that he be not pun
ished. On their separation after the tragedy
the brother and sister embraced with mutu.
al forgiveness and tears of grief. The girl is
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
@IOO Reward.
Ka penos hns as
NotIee

have in my care several GOLD, sIIvEa AND COPPER HIHEs for sale Parties froal a dlsfance can rely upon falr and prnnat 'rades For mines and mining loeanors
 J. W. lfASkfS Globe Piral Cs'-, Arizona. dec 61
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
To Vvhon t Mar cenesra.

All persons claiming an intqrast. as CO., owners. in the Silver Pony. So. l anj Sii- yer PeRy, No. 2. situafe in Globe District harIcopa county, Territory cf Arizona. srt hereby notified that the undersigned. a CO., owner m said mines. hS- done tise required assrssment work on the aforesaid mines for the year eighteen hundred and Seyent r. nine Thus. therefore, is to notify dciinqurnt co owners of said mines. that. il fhey should Ia'l 70 pay their respective prolnr3ouS oi thiS notirc- within ninety dgys after fhe cx plraiion nf this i0ttce. as prescribed hf law then vour sad interests in said mines bs opel alton of law. Riil become the properfy of the subscriber
 FREDERICK HEETE. June 18th. 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17

the Heed. Che vital h1i6 passing unobserved ir the lfine aod 1lany othsr dsenss that lead 70 inlniiy 1fd deilh
 DR MEETEE viii assrec Co forfeit Firs FfGSnnfD Dl1fAks for case ef tris kind the VITAL lilSf5i- TIVE &fnde- kis s7ccia ad7se and i-eetuLntl a ntt cure, or for anything impure or iniuro1 faund in t its<- 5lE>E treats si private eseases sacses- fully wthoHt mercury. torsul tation Frre. sisof uriae, s5 co-fiice o VirAL HEs4czAgnH SS Q bottle four Unes tie cunutisy 2i0 ii9. sent t1 any adlfes upon receipt of price. orc O. D.. secare from oossrraton, and in private pane t desired hY
 A-E. sITEIEs.. "a. Q.
 ll kearney ree.. san Francisco, Cal DR. WEETEE-S ETJarpv Remedy Ee- pGreEifuln. cur.s sll Es5s 1i iiiney and Eladtier complains. Gonorrh,E2 6leet. LtucoErhoea. Forsaie by iil dra-isls, T C14 toltle si1 betIc5 Cor t5 00 DR. nEHTEE,H 0tad..Iicu P15Isare thc bes and cheapeet LGarErir asd Riltsocs eft iu the market For sale by aii drn,gisis. iaul7-iS
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17

Deposft aocounts seseIsod in currency or coin subject t0 check at sieht
 fcrtfacetea nf Deposit issued, payable on demand or at fixed date. bearing interest
 tsxchAnEc drawn. in sums Co suit. on New York St Louis Chicag9 and Son fsaassc0, or trans Ter Of lands aae 0y teic graph. feposits made Hith our correspondents i8 be credited to paFtes here up on receipt ily ts Of advice ni sac stsic
 Will p1rchass or mzks airarees on Gold or silver bullion. Territorial and County Bonds and Warrants aparoPed colauereiai rapcr csc.
 Orders or reques,s Dy mall Or otherwise. if receive strict attention and bg pronp, and faithful e1scu- tion oi our corrcsD lnsnts wishes ws wi aim aer it ihcir esteem and rnn dtnce.
 Collections pronPtly made and Uenttst tor as desired doc G-1Y
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
EIhe Great FnglIah I.emedr.

isa ncFer faiiiux cure fcf
 Nervous debility exhaust ed vitality, seminal weak ness spernatorrhn Lcsr MANHOOD, iinpottncy p.r7iy ; sis. and ali ihe ler- fibIe oI- cts oi Seli-abuse. yoiEbfuifoliies and exces- ss b maturer ye4rs as less of memory. E.asi- s1de, Socearuaien siors. afegsion to society. l6m- nreI nf .i4.rr Eri14a r
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
DNI.INQURNT NoTIcE.
ARG0EAUI lENa eoNRANY

Location of principal place of business. San F.aneiseo California.
 Location of works, Giobe Aiming Dis tFict Pinai County. Arizona.
 AOINE-4here arc deiinqueus mon the following descriied stock, 0n account of assessment (No. 0oc) levied on She 'Twenty-sixfla day of Hay ss). tAe several amounts SCI opposite the names of the csPectiye shareholders, az follows
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
Pioneer soutIn BEine.

To al Wh0m fbese presents may concern. an,l more especially co Ihonss 1 Rowland and llis asstfi9fss who pretend to ci0im file Pioneer %oitih Niut. situated n l,iral Io. and tn lneir eulr0tees, Yeu 'tiil fakF notice, bat ihc nnderNgiled X lia riChtl1 owner 0l ilie said a,ine; taek lhe sale ,f sad mine. or any part lhereol hfrebf f1rbd FNe rytraction. nr fpf9ortI ni any ores from iic said Pioneer Sosfth 1Iire. is aiso pfohih- itcd. and ptrsons 'llGe ariing ihl- notice Bill he er0ttcufca to hc ,xifnl of fhc IaH.
 EiJgAhETfl B. Sro1'T Globe, Final Cos 4. F Jane 5tis is5o
 Je12tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17

And in accordance with la,r, anll aa or der Of he Beard of Directors. male on tbe, Twenty Sixth day CT a ax k850. 50 many shares of each ptrccl of Qch stock as may 6e necesafv will be old ai public auction ai the office Cl the Company 102 Market Street Room No San Francisco. i'orais on sSe fsirtls1e the EyFentg- Euurtls dayo ssS t&3. at the hour ef lva o'clock D. m ai aid day, .o pav soid DeiinQucaf as>eS nent shereon iegcber with e0sS oi adref- tisng and expensas of the sale
 JfsEST STE6f)ST. SeestfErf
 0aice-g0s Hsrke. 9sreet Room No $. San rfancisco. California. inIaSE-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
EI Capitan sEine.

The statement made by Wm N Tweed ihsi ne owns an inierest u El canian mine Is utterly false. and is malc in thc vain al- tempt to blaekmall the uAdcrsigned
 SAM'L X. LOWE Little Giant, Arizona. June a. 1Ss)
 ie ls-3f Subscribed and sworn 60 before me ihis i7fh day of June 1880. c. A. sWASEY. lSEALi Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
Caution Notice.

Notice h oertoy given thet oa shs 2si day Gf gun, A- O. las9 Hm. Newman, einee dead. together ,eh Geo. W Cole and 70. C. Chilson l0cafsd slid recof, ine Bullion Silver 1ins. situated ia Richalor Basin, Narico.sl County A. P Thr-ss,r. ,il .,ss .9ns gre warned not Co Furehase any interest 10 f 9ii9e iren any party of partes locating te same lsss se9nens % s1ii osse, andsr lhe name ci the Sou.2 silver Nugget. GEO R c0fE
 NANCY EksF3i4H
 widow os WHi. Neun.sn. slecsase.i Globe, Arizona. April 2l 1880. z8
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
CapFtan mine.

70 all whom fhefn presents mag come ana especially Geu H SiSson and hs asSociatps and employees. You wili takc NOTICE that tlc undersigled sm The rightfui and lawful nHner of an undivided enc-ha,i 0f ihe above named anne and that any person or pers0ne entering tllereupnn. working thereon or eNiracifng or removing there. from ife ores or vein n9ffer thcfecf with- cut my coliscnt Thereto ffsl being bad ir writing, wlll ir due fiut se prosecuted to tho Iuil extent of thc law
 WN. N. N.TWEED Globe, Pinal Conoty A. IT., Juno or lSSo- jc 5-lf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
Estrax Notice

Came 10 Ramboz Camp in October last one small bay mare bmnded on left thigh ihils E. C. Any Derlon owning sid animal can get lhe same hy brewing prop efly and paving cost of notice
 " <. HOL3fES Globe. 4. IT,, May s. 1880 ie 5sf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17
Ar tes -- A .N a-s 1@. tt- T ksarnsy fsss. san Francesca, Cal

FOUND A Meerscaaum pipe on fhe street oi Globe, thc owner can have fhe same by describing and payin, for thc advertising of lhis nofire. inquire Of Cicero Grim. or at the BELT OFFICE. je z6-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1880-07-17

R~ sp8eial sHduceneus to cash huyers. 0iss us q cal before Durahaaine eisenhefe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

dining ball we're injured. The force Of the OK
plosfon was sueh that n number OF tn. windows
oithe palaoe and nearest houses wore shattered.
prevailed. The bodies OF two more aoldiera
forty five injured several have since died.
PaIace was occupied by four joiners. three OF
the weight OF dynamite used was about four
pounds. Tho Winter Palace and other palaces
are being carefully searched by u eom psnv of
especially charged aappers, The total number
Of persons killed by the explosion was ton.
The funeral of the victims will take place to-
day
The Agenoe Rusae confirms the statement that
negotiations are pending betwean England and
Pefea relative 10 the occupation Of Herat
ersm rsa fro" o"'f London y says Tho parieiaa Jour
nal La Fyanee publishes the following concern
Ing tho attempt on tho Cst1'a life. 1t eome1
from their ~. Petersburg correspondent. and is
dated February ~: The conspirato's used dy-
| Mantle, This aub.tapes can only have been
placed In the 7auta with the complioty OF per
| sons employed Ia subordinate capacities at the
Winter Palace. The train Was FIR d at the hour
| appointed with the mid of elsctric wires. which
we're out after the explosion. and we're
| found in fragments ~ some distance
| from tho dining. room. Several ON
aiala ara under surveilance. Many ar
| reete have been made. hut the police are not ye
| on the track of iho aasaanins The Emparor u
| aaid tn ha munh affected, and rnmora 81 his ab
dcatlon on March . are again passing iron
| mouth TO mouth" ="
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GERM MANY..

BERLIN Feb. 40 - The Emperor William
Prince Frederick Charles. General Won Mol'k
all tho foreign ambassadors. membsrs of the
ministry and chief digni'ariea OF the court Mt
tended Thanksgiving services to-day In com
memoration Of tho recent eacape Of tho EN-
poror of Russia from assassination.
LONDON Feb, 2O.-Tho Standards Berlin dis
patch reports that among those who decamped
after the explosion In the winter palace. was
the captain of the Palace Guards.
BERLIN. Feb, 2n.-The Hechstng to- day re-
enmed debate on the budget. Herr Volknrdor.
Conservative. declared himself In favor Of bian-
nial budgets. but urged tho expedieney % an
nual sessions of the KaichEtnR. He Rnid the In
crease 81 the army was rendered necessary BY
changes IN the political situation. IT was not
from fear Of q war OF revenge on the part 81
France that the government thought II reQnt-
site to increase the army. but from consdeta-
tion Of what was passng Ia the country border
Ing Germany on the east The shameless nj
hilists who we're pursuing tho Gar with their
criminal hate were the same Pan Savists who
dec ared. in Berlin. that they desired to TAKE
possessinn OF Constantinople.
Herr Bamherger announced his Intention
when the budget came np on IT.. second reHd-
Ing. to revert to suspension Of the sales OF
silver.
Tho Prussian Diet has boon adjourned By
royal order till after tho close of the session o
the German ReichatnR.
In the RcirhstaE Herr Alderman. Consorvn
tive. was elected TO hs second vice president
which was refused BY Herr Hoelder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

road accident near Dellalre. O.. are meaRre. ma
there IL no telegraph line to the spot. It ls re-
ported that e, -qonRreeaman . Dapi2rd Mrs;
at least ten or twelve o hers aeElnus!y Injured
~ THE latest reports FROM the scene Of
hs Bellaire and South weeteTa nail1osd ac"l 1
died. Those reported fatally .inlured are ex-
G,Pxressmsp .re, Dan'sra , g. Wyyw Mrs. 1igs A D.
Thoas, reported severely but NOT fatally Injured
and Mrs; Bowman. Mr.. ,Pendle, Oondnctor
ger Hayden and others. whose names are not
given. There were upwards of forty persons
on tho train, and 1t waa opDaiieTeh almost a
miracle th IT 20 many escaped fatal Injury.
THE DOUBLE HANGING Ar MuRrREEsnoRo.
iree.boro, Tenn. says: Fully 10 600 persons
Witnessed tho hanging Of Jphn Hall and Bur-
relI smith. near Lit,le's Greek, today. for the
murder Of Henry fugh In 1879 Tho acaiYold
WAS erected within soo yards OF the public
ennare and ralsed seata had been erected fac
Ing IT. s'tings upon whlah were eoi Tor q DOL,
Smiths death WAS palnfu ~ prolonged.
FIGHTS BETWEEN THE REVENUE MEN AND THH
HooNaHINHga.
ATLANTA Feb ~ aerious fight between
hall h2aen dis'ill.ts (, and nnmber ireysnu.
men took DlRG" In Milton county to-day. MaDJ
side were badly wound.d. The fight was w,
despera ate. and occurred In house In whlct
Two moro 1shts between revenue men and
diatilera are reported ono In Harason tht
other In Cherokee county In both The revenu
| mep we're worsted. Nobody WAS killed
Much excitement prevails here over thes'
revenue troubles.
ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
| GREENvIJ,E, Feb, 30 All the prisoner
| et capped from the jail here yesterday. Amopi
| them was B,rtop tho insurance swlndler VIII
| was recaptured to-day.
GRAIN HIHvAToR BURNED.
! ATLANTIC. Iowa. Feb 2o Gilman h 90
| grain elevator and adjoining crib were do
stroyed by fire yesterday with laO, 600 bushels O
corn.
MURDERoUa TIaHT RETwEEN rAuFERa.
| BRADFORD VT.. Fab. 40 WIN. Tarrill aRe
| seventy nine. II panper Mt the town farm o
Uorinth Was murdered vestetda morning b
| Aaron Ferrln, another = uper, aged seventy
six who nearly sevared his b nd from his bod
| with m axe. and afterwards fatally cut. bis Ow
throat, Ferrln was eyilently insane. lie left
note an ylug he had to htll Tertll because he re
| csiyed moro attention than himself. aud tha
no must afterwards either kill himself or
hung.
| COTTON MILLS RUINED.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2A.-The Imperial Cotto
| Mills, at Darby Owued by John Veiinger
es'ate were destroyed by Gre last night. Los
| $50, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
THE IRISH RtLIEF FUND.
Parnell's Consent to Act on tho Herald Irish
Relief Fund Committee.

New YoRK. Feb 2o,-Oharles s, Parnel sent n
dispatch to-day to the headquarters Of the Irish
famine relief fund in this city. stating that he
mailed to The Herald. on the eixteenh instant.
tho conditions which he would act on its re-.
lief committee. and on Tussday telegrRphed
them that he bad done ao Hs had received no
reply. and ead he did not feel called upon to
take any further action In the matter.
THE MANSION HousE FUND.
DUBLIN. Fob. 40 The Mansion House relief
COMMITTEES announce TINT the amount received
TO- date Ia Esa 600 Of which E3s 500 have boon
pended The nommittse sava H. II usts thore
will be no diminution Of subscriptions. ~ every
eKertion Ia needed to meet demands.
CANADA DONATES fi0o,opo TO IRELAND.
OTTAWA, Feb 20 "A grant of tloooOp by the
Dominion government for tho Irish relief fund
pnssed tho Houae unanimously to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Jolly Hanging in Tennessee Reserved
Seats and Barbecuing.

MEMPHIS. Feb. 19.--The Appeais Murfrees-
boro renn special saya Ihe "a ,dr ae.ne1 ,h w.t.
Ing to- morrow. OF Burrell smith and John
Hal. tho negro assassins OF Major Pugh bore
y more striking rssemblanes to z holiday occa,
the scafold VIVA In progress large number OF
mechanics were engaged erecting long. high
tiers of seats for tho accom- oda.ion OF persons
desiring to secure elevated positions. ut twenty
flvs cents per head. Long ditehes were pre-
pared and fat carcasses were roasting over live
Goals.
watching tho progress of the work: smneking
their lips ut the sAvory odor. and rejoicing at
the excellent plovondsr to bs obtained on the
morrow. Tho erection OF reserved seats. bar
beeuinR fat pigs and sheep. and many other
preparations looking to ~ day Of general lollity
citizens. who look upon 1t as calculated to re-
fleet discredlt upon the morals OF the oommu-
nifty. large number OF special police have
been appointed. Both prisoners seem satished
10 die and say they have no fear: they will sit
upon the right of Jesus. They say they are
guilty and their execution Just.
ACCIDENT ON THE CINCINNATI MARROW aAuoH
ROAD
CINCINNATI. Feb 2o-A Bellaire special states
that as the engine OF the passenger train OF the
Bellaire and Southwest Narrow Gauge Railroad
came on the trestle work. eighty feet high. near
Jacobsborough station last night 1t jumped the
truck. throwing coaches and baggage car down
tho embankmenl. turning both bottom uD. l.
il rumored that ex- Congressman Danford and
d III RS Caldwell arc nOEtAuy WoHHuea. Ana a
b. Booth. mail agent. ba ly bruised.
LaTER-A telegram from Bellaire. o.. says
train on the Bellaire and Southwestern Rail
road. while approaching Woodheld. o.. abou
half past o'clock yesterday afternoon. fol
through a trestie work near Jaeobsburg. Twf
passenger coaches and a coal car fell about l
| feet. A. s. Wyly. .. farmer. who lives:nea
Burriss Mills. o.. was seriously. If not fatally
| ii llured. ExCongressman Dapford. OF Ohio
| sustained pain ul but not dangerous wounds
and several other passengers were more or les
| injured. The wounded are being kindly care
| for by residents near tn scene OF the aceiden
and. with the exception Of Mr.. Wylie. are likei
| to recover soon. The accident resulted trCl
the breaking OF truck fastening.
1Qp. m.-Advices from the scene OF tho raj
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
SPORTING NEWS.
What Weights Lorillard'u Horses Will Garry
at the Liverpool Races

LONDON Feb 2oIn tho race for the Llv-
orp"ol spring cup. to tnke place Marnh, 49,, J..
waIxhts: Parole top weight of lal pounds
Mistake 30. Sly Dance %. and Wallenstein "
pounds.
In tho United Kingdom steeple chase. mt
Oroyden April l. James Gordon Bennett q
Muacatne will carry lb3 pounds.
THE SIX DAYS As-you PLEASE MATCH
LONDON. Feb. 40 In tho ak days go-as- you
please wRlklng match. which commenced at
Agricultural Hall on Monday morning last. tho
contestants had made tho following scores n,
u o'clock last night: Blower Brown Nb miles
Hnznel $50. Gay 3t3. The distance covered by
Brown for tho ninety flve hours ending ut mid
night bants all prevlous records.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21
MExIrO.

GALVESTON. Feb 40 To morrow'a Nars will
publish tho following special dated City OF
being made to receive Bsn Grant. Tho beau
tifnI bui'iug known m Mineral Ooll.Rs hes
been s-lected for the rec ,ption ceremonies.
be. n apppiuted ny tho Executive as committee
to I, ceive Gen. arsp, at Vera Cruz These gen
ilemen with commission from the American
co'ony. ar, already at Vern Cruz The pnrty
will stop two days at Oriz Aba where they will
he received with approprIate ceremonies. The
city press Representatives. hold n meetinR to-
day to decide what part they shall take Ia the