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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-31
E,RENCH OPERA HOUSE,
T. BOURBON STREET.
SEASON 1S6O-8l.
OPENING OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
TO
A SEASON OF sEvENTY-FIvE PER
FORMANCEB
by
a FRKNCW OPERA TROUPE.


TIE subscription books will be opened every
day, without exception, from 10 O'Clock a. M TIL
.. m. on THURSDAY. April /. until SATUR-
DAY. April 10. inclusive. at the Theatre. on
Toulouse street.
the same box, It has been determined to make.
on TUESDAY, the first Of April. opening day
Of the subscription, AT NOON. an auction sale.
Of the right TO subscribe for the Proscenium
Boxes. First Tier Boxes. Side Batgnoires, Par
quet Beats solicited BY several subscribers.
Price Of Subscription:
Proscenium Boxes. 5000 90
Side BaignOira6. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Boxes Of the First Tier. ............... 4Eo @.
Front Baignoires. ......-............... 35S 90
Boxes Of second Tier. Ste %
ParQuet Seats. .......................... liz e.
Balcony Seats First Tier. ......-...... ll3 20
The price of subscription will be payable al
follows: First half on the day following the
frst perfo nance Of the season. and the second
half on the fifteenth day Of January. 1881.
mh30 Nv
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uBADQR,S BATTALION WASHING TOM
T A. ARTILLERY,
New Orleans. March 80. 1880.

,0xnnRAL ORDER MOL
u In obedience to orders from Brigade Head
1NiYSffnfe the several companies comprising
fkIS Battalion will assemble Of the Arsenal In
tQN dreno Uniform. oniWEDNESDAY. thirty
fYSt ln1SHnt kf $50 b, M. to participate In the
rerSnfion 81 81. PRECEDENT Grant
81 M Cjonpenioe a. b and @ will parade as In.
@fAntFY. and the veteran company Is dismounted
i MI. 0Spt Uupuy. commard ing veteran COM
many r. eHar9ed with firing the salute
nhSi 3 I. KUR6HEEDT, Adjutant.
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yHyANTKp- THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city le In this column at ten cents per line for
aNrt4nM.
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ron sALE.,

mOR NArE--A TEA HTOkE, DOING A
~ nroilteble business. Reasons for selling.
6nronr1efor'o inability to attend to It. Address
~ n, Democrat oMce. mn3l q
~ RkTH-SOHOONER SYLPH-TWELvE
SSAS. now lying II the New Basin. near
ulapoS hri6ee. She u In perfect order and
sSSzfS ~ seryiCo For further particulars
sH.kvx N ~ M Me- @ -'' B. FRANCIS. Agent,
- No. Cotton Exchange tup Stair.
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SS HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE. ]
u Firet Division L. q. N. g.,
New Orleans. March 30, 1880 J

011fnKkL ORDER No. 81
III Pursuant 10 General Order No. 5 from
NDA00uefters First Division L. 8. N. g., the
U0Qno cQmprielDg this command will form
III 1QR eQuth Canal street at 8. D. m. on
NHDN U0DAY, March 81, 70 participate In the
Eo1e&t1on OF president GRANT.
az 3h1 lBrigAde will form on the First
DI5No0e, the right Of which will rect on Oaron-
1fxoet. f1ClpG southwark.
= Ikk - Division will then move left In front
- pooal1oN II Jackson Square.
IN, 31S30f ], b. RICH ARDSON. con- manding
Ne1&a1i0o Woehtn0ton Artillery, will cause a de-
f1lf W ENEmAdO from this command to fire the
N. KHsr the parade the field officers of this
ogi64Ao will hold meeting at Mechanics In
n order III Lieut.. Col CHAs. =. FENNER com
snnS MINI W.O, II. ROBINSON,
sGSHS6YE 8Ss Acting A. A. a.
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relief for Germs ana nunisns

Relief for Germs ana Buni0ns.
WANTED = ALL PERSONS TO IL
w know. who are suffering from kmdI
Oorns or Bunions. that DR.. MURPHY WY
can give instant relief. without pain, Ten
at bis office. No. 90 CANAL STREET. &N
mh7 I'm &&Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

Household Goods and Merchandise.
DARTIEs HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS
l. or merchandise to dispose of will obtain an
offer OF the highest cash price by sending q
memorandum Of what they wish to sell and
their address to Lock Box 54s. New Orleans P. o.
mh2S I'M
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nISSQLU TIDN.--TH FIRM OF FAzENDE
IL b SEIXAS Is this day dissolved. by mutual
consent, Either partner will Sign the name In
liquidation. p. g. FAZENDE,
TIL q. EETXAH.
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Plano wanted.

Piano Wanted.
WANTED-AN UPRIGHT PLANO IN PER
w feet order. that has not been oyer, two
years In use. Parties answering will please
state maker. lowest cash price and whore II can
be seen. For. q good instrument o moderate
cash price will be paid. Address PIANO. this
office mh2k I'll
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THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Buccessor).
HENRY ]. GARDNER AND PETER BUTLER.
EFT AIS.
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DrssoLuT1oNs-NEw FIRMS.

IN hereby given that the undersigned does not
recognize Fl. H. Blomeyer az his partner In the
Stating business" and that any contract made
BY said BlOmeyer, or any collections he may
make for account OF the eopartne, ship hereto
fore existing between the undersigned and said
Blomeyer, will not be recognized or aeknowl-
edged BY or collected by him.
JOHN ETIEB.
Late Partner If II. H. Blofpeyer.
New Orleans, March 80. 1880. mh3O 5t
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Horse ana Two. wheel WAGON.

Horse and FW0-Wheel wagon.
A NY PERSON HAVING A two WHEEL
"A WAGON and HORSE fer SALE In good con-
dition. and willing to accept payment for same
In monthly insta)ments with. good security.
can secure sale for same by addressing. PUR-
CHASER. New Orleans Democrat office.
mh21 II
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BY Row. Hugh Miller Thompson, p. D..
THE GREAT EMPEROR.

GRUNEwAL HALL.
Friday Evening, April =, at 8 o'clock.
Given under the management of the ladies o E
the reotOry committee OF Trinity Church.
Tickets. II :for sale at music and book stores.
Ynh1a
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y MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION. J
louisiana State National Guard,
New Orleans, March 80, 1850.

(ENNnAL ORDER No. 3l
4. The troops OF this command will be formed
IA b. n. tomorrow on South Canal street for
- purpose of participating IN the reception
UArondplot street., facing southward: the
H4cQnd Brigade will form upon the First
HI The Division Will ihen move. left In
TINT. 70 position Al jackson Square.
IA. Lieut.. Col. FEN MIR, com manding Becond
11oRAdo, will cause detail to be made from the
Hsllnllon of Washington Artillery to fire the
order 81 Major Gen. W. J. BEHAN.
g. A. WILLIAMS,
mAs1l1t Colonel and a. A. q.
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WTANTED-A YOUNG, STRONG. SOUND
w safe and moderately fast horse. suitable
for. q light barouohe. btate. color, age. price
and where the animal NAV be seen. Address
BAROUOHE Democrat Office mhgtf
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LEGAL NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States,
for the District Of Louisiana.
No. 1857.

EDWIN D. MORGAN AND JAMES A. RAYNOR
Trustees and Receivers,
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y NO MORE ~
w /
SxfEE !;]II;;S!| H $:5$f'

Manufactured anE nnde5 the FL. ah9ye Trade
ONE Co., OF Paris and Leipzig.
IMspIATE BELIEF WARRANIED;mpER MAE Y,
ali celebrated physicians Of Europe aud Ameri-
ca. The highest Medical Academy Of Paris re-
ports o. cures out Of 100 csses within three days.
secvet.--T only dIssOlver nj tho pOlsOn-
aus Uric Acid " htch extsts I'm the Hood Of
Rheumatic ana G0uty Patients.
CUREU. CURED. CURED.
II. 8. Dewey. Eeu, No. 2o1 Broadway. In1am-
j. Leavey. ESQ, No. ass Washington Market.
Chronic Rheumatism.
Mrs. e. Towne, NJ. % East Ninth street chalky
formations in the ioints), Chronic Rheumatism
A. NJ Prayer, No. "A Newark Avenue. Jersey
City, Chronic Rheumatism.
John r. Chamberlain. Eaa.. Washington Club
Washington, d. c., Rheumatic Gout.
Vim. u Arnold. ESD. M. - Weyhoseet street
Providence. r. l., Of twenty years Chronic
Rheumatism.
John X. TnrpRatn. No. 100 Sanchez street. Ban
Francisco. Neuralgia and bciatiea.
For malarial. intermittent and chronic fevers,
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r. SHALL CONTINUE THE BROKERAGE
- business for my own account At No. 10 Ca
rondelet street. FL. @. bEIXAB.
New Orleans, March ~, 1880. mb28 lot
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NOTIOE-IN RETIRING FROM BUsI-
~ ness In this city would respectfully ask
for Mr.. H. O. SeiXaH q cOntinuance OF Abe pat
ronage 30 literally bestowed In the past upon
the late firm. P.O, FAXENDE.
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DOUND PARTY,

Admission: One pound of merchandise
provisions. or In lieu thereof. fifty cents.
Said pounds to be auctioneered during the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-31
NEW l. LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING.
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1880.
second nay, Thursday, April /.

second Nay, Thursday, April J..
First Momus stakes for two year olds :s2b en-.
trance D. n, with 1900 added; $3.50 to FIRST $50 to
second half mile.
Barkly h Huxains enter ch. Niles Blanche
by Rebel dam Nellie r.
Barkly 4 Higgins enter oh. I. Bessie Davis,
by Rebel. dam Jennie Gamble.
Brian q Spencer enter br. c. George B., BY 81
lent Friend. dam RiRR. by Rupee.
John arayer entere b. 9. Greenland. by Imp.
Graengarry. dam Nevada.
Win. Oottrill enters b. g. Ascender. by. imp.
Buckden. dam Ascension. BY Imp. Australian.
VIM. Oottrill enters b. I. Monopoly, BY inn.
Buckden. dam MoDomania, by Melbourne. Jr.
VIM. Lakeland enters b. G, Aleck Ament. by
imp. Buckden, dam Magnolia.
James Burget enters b. T. Kitty Hawk. BY
Breathitt dam Tally Ho, by Dick Edward.
Jas. Surget enters oh. I. La Perichole, by
Brea'b hit. dam BY Tom Ready.
Second Purse 5000 for all ages; $50 to first.
$50 to second. One mile.
Third-Purse $500 for all ages : $3.50 to first,
$50 to second. Mile heats.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
An Absorbed Reader.
FEEr; !

In Dubuque (Iowa) church, he,
fore the opening Of the Sunday morn.
ing services, o man in q front pew
pulled a paper from his pocket and
began to read. He BECAME so wholly
absorbed that he did not observe the
preacher when he rose to read the
biblical lesson, nor did lie hear the
loud and eloquent prayer that was
afterwards offered. From page to
page Of the paper the reader glanced,
y EEyustling the crisp sheet in his hands
until every eye in the church was, at
trncted toward him. The preacher
was embarrassed and ';he c6ngrega
toned smiled and scrowled, accord.
ing as they thought the matter funny
or sad. Finally the choir struck uE
the hymn'' Give ear, ye sinner, 10 the
call, and the absorbed reader drop
ped his paper end gave heed.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Sam Houstoa'e
.issy9 | Isi. -

I : Z
AGcorresho hondent sofSthe Bowling
G reenl Ky AI1.tslligeaccr uncarlhs an
Fold raAn of3tfeeyisinity h0rrepem-
'bers all8about "the5sensation Of, Tue
year 1926" the old man being one, one OF
the participants in the duel that caused
the sensation. 10 settle q spat that
came. ,cf hot blood, General Sam
Houston, thepa member of Congress
from Tennessee, and General White,
Of Nashville, agreed that on sSep:.
tember %, ls2S,' they would slight
a duel on the Tennessee line; time,
sunrise !qietance, fifteen feet weap::
ons, holster pistols" Houston got
out. Of bed at $40 a. A., on The 2sd,
and, sitting in his night clothes,
moulded two bullets. AS the first
fell frcm Tie mould dog named
General yackson raised triumphant
howl under the window. When the
second bullet dropped e game cock
crowed long and loud from a neigh
boring tree. Houston, who was su-
perstitioua, 1.-THE figure of q dog on
one bullet and that of q cock on
the other. The pr,ncipals stood at
iheir, poats on the eecond and to
the inGh.:N Whites lead cut a whis.
tie through the sharp air, but Hous.
|ton stood .pnhurt. At the. same in,
stant tile bullet with the dog mark
passed clean through Whites Body,
SO that siIk handkerchief was drawn
from one side to the other. After
the duel Houston selected rs his coat
of-arms the famous "chicken cock
and dog 9 :. :,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Ahat Revived Him.

"They want you to come around
tile corner to No. II, 10 shave a man
that has g9qe .aaaE,p whimpered q
little boy, ,.as IAe opened the door Of
the BARRIERS sh9p, and M sloweed the hall
of very sputty s4ase, -Wish one sin.
full eye in it. The barber 1athered
the deceased, and dreaming-dream.
ing that he had been awarded tile
professorship Of rhe tqqnsaslal. chair il
some celebrated college, .apd forget
ting that the man was dead and not
in a mood just tleh t. talk, remark.
ed; 'sRemarkable winter weather
this. Does the razor hurt you, sir %
and continued shaving, when sudden
ly the dead man raised himself up in
bed and exclaimed; Ha, ha, ha-
that atyoice-tlle only thing that.couId
arouse q me, 3, from this stupor that re-
semblcs death, because it was that
voice threw me in the trance-ha, ha,
ma. Oh, how | naye waited to hear
that voice again! For three days I
have been onthio bed; I could hear
people. .eomc .pnd go, tepd the .iaxp go
down under the hills and the nights
come hurrying up with their troops
of stars, and every instant 1 listened
fqr ,the,qnly yoiGe that could gave me
from the grasp Of this trance mo1gter.
Four day ago--it seems ages-I was
shaved in your shop" I vcntured 10
remark that it wac q One .nqGpin at
which You commenced to talk and
continued talking. Istaggered home
in daze, and fell asleep. Now. bar
Der, 60 on shaving, but don't speak
uniess you want To- throw me back
into the old trance and lose me forev.
er. The barber tied q towel around
his mouth, sl,svad his customer, and
tiptoed. back to bis shop, contrite in
spirit and q reformed man: .n.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
A Border Romance.

Mex Lyman, prairie ss9ees;ut, who
lived at the White River agency q year
and half and knew tue DIeekers init
mately, tells this story to reporter of
the Dubuque Times: Ouray was in
love with the eldest daughter of
Agent Meekcr, and f'think had not
this been the case every one of Tie
Meeker family would have been
butchered. He often told me that he
loved the white girl, and it made him
feel badly TO think that be could new
er marry her. have seen Ouray fol.
low her round and ,wsich over her as
ifshe was child. Ho would do any
thing to please her. Ouray's sister
knew that her brother loved the
Meeker family, and SO took good care
that TO harm should eome to them.
l was there when The women were
brought back, and Ouray wss SO So hpp.
py that he rushed up 10 the Meeker
girl and shoo!: her hand for an hour.
He tried hard to stop her from weep: s,eI ):
ing, but said, "Ouray you knew that
this trouble was coming all tho time,
and can never forgive you"
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
a Ghild's fRequest GEaeted,

A little waif away down in Maine
wrote . letter and placed it 10 o glove
which she had been knitting for q
manufacturing firm. 1t was found by
one .!n.e Of the salesmen Of Chicago fam
cy goods house, and ,was read aloud 10
his associates. 1t ran: ~ am little
girrl only,eight years old. My, name
Is ,Coga N9rwood.. l live in Bucks.
pqrt Me. 7 knit knit these gloves for
eig4tc cenlsaa ,psir. 4 wish the gentle
man ,wFlhoibpys thsm .Wpull send me
wax HY doll aloll ,fqrR,Ghrips!lRl!sss s!lRl!ssss ;presspt as
STant, one very bad" Iro clerks
Immediately pHyqhased d splendid
wax dall and forwasfed;it to her by
the United States expyess. The way
bill was filled as followa:: :HConsign-
ors, Keith Bros. & Co., Chicago, H."
Address, Cora S. .Norweai!, HICKS
port, Me. Collect='nosking. iRre-
paid with love. Remarks: Be;happy.""
Across the face of the hill was writ
ten: "The letter pasted on this way
bill is q request found in pair OF
gloves, and this box contains the de-
sired wax doll being the gift of the
employees of the firm selling the
gloves. Please let this way bill go
lihfrouap. and .be delivered with the
doll: Those, ,WAo l4!iandle;tA .way bill.
may iIndaHersa9e on the back their Happy
New Year. i. Schermerhorn, Agent
When the young lady received her
doll the way bill bore testimony to,
the good wishes af the transfer clerks
all along lhe liRe~.-
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
TO, a Young Lady.

You think you love the young man
who is coming this Sunday .night to
visityou. Suppose Aa."declaras him
SELF" and ash you TO become his wife.
Are you prepared to say 70 him." !
love you and will trust you through
life with my happiness and the lives
and veal Of our children?' . -" =
;, HSNa Il ioflily, gsy apa handaome, and
all the ,ya5taarGs ,ya5taarGs ,op o ninpid 9ipd are twihkling
ana Aparkling ih his Eyes hut viii
Ihosel eyes always find expression pres asit
from the love.of a true lloal 10.
Eight he says many pleasant things
and draws many pretty pictures for
the future. Does hc 80 TOMORROW to
9, work which gives promise OF a full.
liillll!mnent illll!n Of your desire in life? DO
his ambitions and achievements salts
fy you? Does hia everyday life shine
with tie noble !enea5veesaPSwors of q trust trust
worthy PPaqqn;7 Fl yoa thhiRkl; and and desire
q companion jim you: thinkking-one
who can taRloclS n.he aep,As Of your
mind, to what strata Of humanity does
he belong jim the scale Of Il EXCELLENCE
and morality? Is he doing all he can
to build future usefulness and happi.
ness in which you can share and feel
blessed? These are questions which
the experience of after years make
many women weep in the bitterness
of soul that they were not thought OF
before they answered "Yes."
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
49, =
rGst q Boy,

During the session of the late Epis,
copal' Convention ihSBoston, tile Bisli-
op Of Louisiana in cyQRsi4g the, com
mon, met boy whose face e'fancied,
and, callihg,llim, aaked5if he had any
thing TO do just then, to which he
said: "No.1'ss.Arey you good boy?"
The little fellow scratched his head
and replied = :-,.stl; g lI;S5am not very good
boy. I cqsb sometimeas' That can.
did anssaer inspired the Bishop with
confidence, and chen said, after CIV
ing his name and address:s
II want you to go "a q certain
place andsgeta bdndle for me, and
bring it to my hotel. There will be a
charge of &8, here .isithe tm9pey to
pay for it, apd ,balfa dollar which
you may keep for doing the e,rand."
On his retuFp the bishops friende
laughed at him for his cretlulity, tell
ing him that he would never see the
boy Or the bundle Or the money again,
but in half AZ hour the young chap
returned bringing the bundle, and a
receipted bill for $3.50, the Bishop
having made slight mistake as to-
the amount due. ''How did you man
age to pay the extra half dolla, ?'' he
inquired. ,.l...,
81 took the money you gave me
for the job. ! knew that you would
make It all right" And"all right"
it was made, and have no doubt the
confidence that was reposed in that
boy, because of his trhthfulness, will
do him good as long as he lives.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
a aiawyer'e PeFosation in Behalf OF
10 o Female Client.

A lawyer in Cleveland, Ohio, was
defending q very handsome young
woman accused Of stealing from "a
large aaoccupied dwelling iu the,
night time, and thus he spoke in con-
clusion: "Gentlemen OF the liEsy,, Il
am done. When ] gaze with enrap-
tured eye on the matchless bespty of,
this peerless maiden, on whose se.s
splendent charms suspicion never
dared. to bTeatIe-when / behold her
r!adant r. in this glorious bloom Of lus.
icious loyeliness, which angelic sweet.
,pess might envy, but could not
eclipse-bafore which the star on the
broW qfthe night grows pale, and Tie
!!iamqnds Of iRragiI are dlm, and then
setleft upon the. utter madness and
folly Of suRposing that SO much beau
|. " ARD ,gentleness could expose itself
to the 'tetrors cf an empty building,
in the cold, damp dead, of, night,
5wlep Innocence .like hers is Lid:ng. .
itself among The pillows Of repose--
gentlemen Of the jury, my feelings
are too overpowering for expression,
and throw her into your arms for
protection against this foul charge,
which the outrageous malace of dis
oppointed "scoundrel has invited to
blast the fair name Of this lovely
maiden, whose smile shall be the Ir re. :
ward Of the verdic, which know you T.
will give! Gentlemen, you you may Z,
hang the ocean on q grapevine 10
dry, lasso an avalanche; pin o nan
.kiR to the mouth Of atvolcano.; skim
the clouds from the sky with q lea
spoon; ;throw salt :9p tie tail of our
noble American eagle, whose sleep
less, .eEe4eHer watches over the vel
fare OF the nation; paste '.For Rent
upon tile moon and stars-but n, never
for a single moment deIude ,our- our
selves with. the 'idea that this charm run.
ing girl is,gpilty of Tie charge f,e. i pr,- ~
ferfsd against her. '.. !" IS, =
4. The jury acquitted her' { without
leaving tlieir seats. So 3
= . y IL
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Sad Prenioamenf.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-Therc is con-
sternPticn Tonight among the young
men about town. The Vine street
opera house, highly immoral but
very enterprising variety show. has
been running for year or more in
defiance Of law and public opinion.
Ordinances haYl been passed aimed
directly at it, and the Mayor has with
held from it the necessary license. The
managers, however, by injunetions
and o9ller sharp legal tricks, have de
layed enforceme1t7lo the ordinances
and continue Their neghtlyl spanseana
and living statues. Forcseeing trou,
BILE on the part Of the authorities,
Manager Snelbacker has taken tie
precaution to secure the names OF
every Rromineht citizen of society
young man who has visited his place.
lie has over six hupdred Of these and
being driysn to the wall sets up the
Claim that his theatre is moral
in every respect. '!issiLis he proposes
TO prove in count by the testimony
of these six hundred prominent citi.
zens. Fifty Of ithem r we're served sub
pgnas fQ night to appear as witDes-
ses TO- morrow. The consequence ia
sudden exodus Of society young
men and leading citizens from the
city. The morning trains will carry
!'l' out so many on pressing private bus
iness that it was proposed tonight
that special car be chartered and
an excursion party foIrmqsd.-.St. I med
Louis Repu6Eegn. '"
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Didn't Like Fashionable Gasts5sia.

The Raleigh, N. CO. ooserver. re- re-
lates shat in the vicinity Of Apex, q
few days ago, there was q grand we'd
ding among the colored folks. After
the ceremony had been concluded in
handsome style, ths groom, who re.
sided in another part OF the country,
put his bride in wagon. and grepar::
ed to takhe her to his home. 1t Ibis
stage of the proceedings darkey
who had Travelled, and said he knew .
Thing or two about the customs OF
elegant white folks, stated That It " wa. u.
always the style TO throw shoes after
the bride as she was driving off. The
idea took immensely, AS the happy
couple moyed away from the door the
darkeys jerked EFT ,lheIf shoes and
hurled them at the vehicle. One
aarkcy, who was the possessor of 9
No. 10 foot, threw q shoe with toe
un!ssrriing ain: n The. gree, missj'e few
II|EEonnghh II|EEonnnghh the air. and, strikiRg the
RFiid!ss's :ss skull, knocked her senseless to
the Rat!om9 Rs!,t!!.9, of TIE wagon. The groom
jumped out and gave the thrower o.
the sh9s eta|raasshl'ipg, and cureing civil
lied customg with all his heart.