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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
John Henderson, John T.. sterry subro-.
gated. W.. Jeremlah Lincoln.

L,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEpAR.
IL tsh Of Orleans, No. A9lo-By virtue Of
writ Of seizure and sails. to the OWL sheriff
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
pnrlsh Of Orleans. in the above entitled
cause l will proceed TO sell ut public auction.
at tho Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOnse
streets. In the Second District Of this city. on
MONDAY, February .. 1880. at u O'Clock M,
thu, following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated,
lying and being Ia the First District Of this
city, In the square bounded BY Constance. Mag
azine. Robin and Basin tnow Terpsichore)
81 eefs. designs BY the number two. on 9
the twenty foul tn Of February. 1s49 deposited
In the Office OF j. II. Beard. late notary public
In this city: said lot measures thirty fset nine
Inches one and four-hfths lines front on Com
stance st rect by one hundred and sixteen feet
nine inches six lin. In depth. between parallel
li.es; together with nli the buildings and I'M
prrvementa thereon rights. ways and advaa-
tnges belonging or In anyWiae appertntnIng,
EeinR the same property acquired by the de-
T. ndant herein by purchase from the succession
OF William j. Watt. per act passed before w.
J. Caste,l. notary pubic la this city on the
third VI November, 1874
CHeized In the above suit. -..@
Terms-CAsh on the snot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
Jh9 16 % 30 fec .
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TO CITY TAXPAYERS OF 1850.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Cry HALL
New Orleans. January 81. 1880.

!
New Orleans. January 81. $780, J
A LII PERSONS OWING CITY TAXES FOR
"A the year 1880 are hereby notified that the
city will receive ten mills on account OF he tax
of fifteen mills levied tor that year. aud will
give credit for such partial payments on the tax
bills. stamping the same two thirds tax paid,
and retaining same. II the courts shall decide
that only / per cent is all that can be- demanded.
these partially paid tax bills will be delivered
to the taxpayers as receipts In full. Ifthey de-
eide that the levy of ~ per cent Is valid. the re-
naming half of per cent will be demanded
wi interest the con from March 81. 1880 No re-
eeip 8 for partial payments OF taxes under this
notice shall be considered as waiver OF any
Of the rights of the city 10 pro eed for the re-
m4ind-r. All good citizens who des ire to see
the expenses OF the municipal government
patt. Including the school teachers. polite. Ia
borers. etc. are reau.. tea to come forward and
pay their taxes In flil or on account unde
this notice. This syst am of collection will be-
gin on and after THURsDAY. thu. flfh Instant.
For those who pay tn. fifteen m Ill tax the fol-
lowing rates Of cash rebate will be allowed, viz:
On Il the az -eenth Of February per cent.
From the fifteenth of February to the twenty
nPee 9 9Se rst q 1 March rsn 70 Of
March. 2 Der cent
teln AdninistE7 NANCE.
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Succession NJ !. n. Letorey W. Mrs. Mary
A. Hazard Widow Louis Oormier.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
) - lah 81 Orleans, No. p0gp by virtue pf writ
OF norl faciaa. to mo directed by the hon.
orabla tho Sixth District Court for tho pa, ish Of
Orlenna In the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed 70 selI ut public auction. vt tho Me-. chnnta
and huctioneers' Exchange. ltoDnl street. be-
tween Onnai aud Customhouse ptrees, 10 tho
Becond DISTRICT OF this city. on TUEIDAY. Feb
ruary II. 1890. al 12o'clock m. the following do
acrihed property, to wit
CERTAIN petition OF GROUND, sit
uated In the First Dstrict Of this city In tho
square number twenty six. bounded by Chnhl
jackson. Roman and Prieur atreeis. md mras-
urinE In American measure about twenty ono
feet front on Canal street by one hundred and
nine feet In depth boing. part Of lot mum ber
twelve. adjoining lot number eleven. together
with ono tenement two story frame building
known M No. 37s. Tho anid lot ~ ground
fo, ms part of larger portion Of ground which
was acquired by defendant herein from Theo-
dore Frois. per a.t pasaed before Louis r.
Onire. notary public In this city. on the first day
OF May. ls40.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cnsh on tho spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
ja1G % 30 ft81317
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Superior Criminal Court.

ARRAtaNEr AND riEArFn NOT auury.
Maurice NJ nrayfuss. emit. aalrmnpt
AaRAraNEn AMI rtN.nbp ,srltTy.
John Miller. John lnaliea and Chaa L. Gan.
non.
aENJENIEp.
John Miller. carrying a concealed weapcn
Ave dara IA, iab rr,-an.
Ambrose Young, convicted January % 1881
70 tan years hard labor III ha state raniten-
tiAry.
CASES CONTINUED.
John Lewis Joe Hytana AMI Aphenaa Lynch.
assault and htftary ueDn Il police officer caaas
continued indefinitely
INFORMATION rttEp
Cornelius q Vary AMI Lsnra Smith charged
with rahhtur John Aldo on tho htteauth Vt jan
uRry 1850. ef tstn. at the ccrnnr u Dauph,ne
aud Orleans streets.
Sullivan Strstton. stahl,inE and slinhtl,
wcundin9 Adolph Ernhard on January H. on
0arod street near Basn
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STATE or IOUIaIANA.
HIXTH DIRTRICT COURT FOR THE rAnIHH
or ORLEANS No. IN $50
MAX BRAUN Va. UIa CREDITORS.
order ri court.

A Ii, THE FORMALlT1EA OF THE LAW
~ having been cpnulled with. ist The ceason
ri tho insavaut Max Braun no accepted for the
benefit Of hia credltora. lot n meeting II Inc
creditors Of the inHolynnt be held before Hanja
min 0tr, notary public. on the eighth day Of
March. lapn aud lot Fred Adolph be appointed
to represent the abneut creators Of the In
solvent mud I'm the meantime let all prnne' dlnns
ngntuat tho pnraon aud property nf Max Braun.
order of this court. and lot tho civil sherifT ne
nrda,oi ~ retain the propnrty Of the inaolvsni.
now In hla poeseRslon until tho further order Of
thia court.
New Orleans, February &. laRn
N. II. RlNlITOR Judge.
Atruo copy:
II MElHrTH. Deputy Clerk law I'd
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.l
sR ERlFF SALES.

Joho vhuer. agent. etc, ", Issaere uevv.
L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAN
- ish Of Orleans. No 10 27s-I,y Virtue OF an
order. u sale Of date February ~ 1880 % me d.
court for the pa,lsh Of Otleane Ia tho above on
titled cause will proceed TO sell al public s,ic-
tinn, nn The utetntaea hereinafter ia. pnatel.
o'clock a. III. the following described property.
to wit
I. Nil AND SINGULAR TIL n ENTIRE DON
TENTS IF the pre,nl, "a situated nj the corner
vt Magazine mud arnvier etreets known aa No,
~ Magazine etren' Tn the First District ~ this
city. anl consisting VI large and we'll aeec,tel
lot Of Notions Fancy Articles, etc, Hbownpaea
ctr All IA per IN entoty on Ale IN my office.
2. ] HE DEF NDAnI'a RiHHT OF O0GU-
PATTON to ssid premises W to the thIrtieth
day Of Eapemba, taRo
Seized In the above anif
Terms Cash on The epot
! Il. ALuEE t,AUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parlst, ot Orleans.
fan 10 N
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: ran, n Tne.ra W. via. q. Dupon, .. NJ.

Paul rheard W.. wild. q. Dupont .. a..
- 1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lab of Orleans. No, to.aiR by virtue Of n
writ of seizure mud safe to me- directed by the
honorable, the Sixth District court for tue par
lab ~ Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
will proceed 10 sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auetloneers Exchanges. Royal
street. between QRna and Custombomae streets.
In the Second District of this city. on TIE a-
DAY, March q 1890, nj ~ o'n ELK m. the follow
Ing aeecrlhad property, tn wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings aud improvements bera-
on rights, ways. privileges anh advantage s
tbereunto belonging or In any wlse appertain-
ing, situated In Suburb Franklin Third Dis
trnt ~ this city, aud designated nv Tie num-
her one In square .numher ninety niue, on ~
plan made by L. BringIer. surveyor, dated
Nova,nher 4, lRah md deposited and annexed
to M act naaaet In the Office III 7. Hnghars,
late notary in THE city, oh the Nth NJ beeem~
her. 1876 said lot forms the corner Of Washing
ton Avenue and ~ Avde now Claiborne
street and measures. French measure. IN rty
feet front on Washington Avenue by ona hum
drsl and twanf Y six fne sIx inches In depth
aud front on FIJI. Avids. now Claiborne street.
being the same property aeyulred by the late
Gabriel Dupont. from plalntir heretu. ns pnr
act passed hnfora W. A. lienvanu notary on the
twaniy seventh IT January 1877.
Hei1ed In the above suit.
Terms q ish on lhn spot
J. II. ALuEE HAHTUREAUS,
Own Sheriff Of the Parish ri Orleans.
% foo ~ mho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
THE HOOD ORPHAN
MEM ORAL FUND
ny GEN. q. I. REAUREGAKD,
New Orlcaus, 1850.

Tho entire proceeds ariaing from tho aale OF
thia work are devoted 10 tho Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund.- which Ia Invested In United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture care.
pryed of their parents laat summon at New
Orleans tthe melancholy Incidents of which Had
bereavement are atlll freah In the public mind)
Tho book Ia mn elegant octave. containing 400
pa1es, with fine photograph likeness aud y
line steol engraving. ma!,e expressly for this
work four large maps If bnttleieds bound In
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edge. THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY GENTS; ,
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On tho receipt from any person remitting by
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letter or by u postal order bank draft or check
Il copy will be immediately sent FREQ OF postage.
registered as second-claas matter.
The volume Ia published In tho host style Of
Typography. on elegant paper. with lllustra-
tions. executed AS highest specimens of art
Tho author. the subject. tn. purpose. all alike
render II worthy u place In every librnry-o on
every dosk-or upon tho book shelf OF every
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Agents wanted In every town and county In
the United States. and u preference will be-
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To the ladies' who feel a desire to express
their ayfnph' ny with the Hood Orphan Memo
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circle 81 friends will afford m excellent way OF
cause 0
FOR TERMS, RATES TO AGENTS. ETC .AD-
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Publisher. on behalf of Hood Memorial Fund
ia24tf NEW ORLEANS LA.
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First District Court.
SlkEs tY,NNTl NlrED

CAEEs CONTINUED
Henaa Jones' larceny. until Monday.
Jen Thompson, assault by witfully shoot
Ing At,
INFORMATION.
Ernest Ensle. inhieting a wound less than
mayhem.
NtsTKAt.
Fat khann n. oh'niuins money under false
rrptens,R TIL" accused IL chars "a with haytnE
ewindiad Mathew rraniF n stranger cut OF &ls
py passing spell marx On htM for 4 s2n Eoid
nfeea.
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WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

liz just returned from the North with one Of
the most complete selections Of artistic furni.
ture. ornaments. etc. Gall and examine the
lines. Raw silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
styiee Ia Paper landings. al at kte most rea-
Sopah3o pxjc09 ocaeN
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rHOM TssE rAssEs.

ronr EApa Feb g. H. m.-nnromater 40 81.
Wind northeast atrong Weather cloudy.
Arrived: At 40 net night, l,ritish .e'eamshir
Cardinal. liG mater, y dya from N"w York.
IN hallaat. To- A. 4 Miller 4 Go.
Salad. Htaamahiua GhHimeta for New York
and Jamaican for LlvarpoW
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John Smith, carr wing concealed weapons
Superior Criminal Court. Nana slSe.
Cleo. w shtnHtan. breach rt ttu~t aud enhr--
element: Snl e,far sr,mina Court hNnd $3.50
WAshi pHton asH went ha, re tht I rst Dis r II
Court. on the charge Ut vctts ltrcr, bond $3.50
MaHH ie Randolph, assault aud battery: Sio or
twenty days,
VIM. Faikenss. entering ana larceny. $500
appearance bond.
John Fmmefson. assault and battery. s2ao
appearance bond.
Maria Johnson, petty larceny: $3.50 appear
&nce bond
Gerald ltmoni and Thomas n Govern keep
tnH hat kiug and banking tvuse; $3.50 ap-
ceArNnce bonds each.
!, Louis Schou mtrs. charged. from informa-
Won receivtd vi urirr If his wife. was
remAnded without y, Il III IF bail
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At 7.la yesterday a gas nipp exploded at the
store OF Me~srs. Ai%.It 4 hrinIYuft Tha tira
was quickly eSttu3ut -hr.I, b-t.tra any dan age
rssaltea A silent a-srnt, suupd-i from the
tlremen's lnsl,anc Company. brought he
salvage carps aud kaEspart sheet RAhrotk 10
the scsne
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Caught in the Act.

Yesterday moinius William F.akner. we'll
Enown hatei thit 4. enc -! h. ~ ~ If j r.
kod4ers, at the il Hott C.! s ,isf seiti =
eTay with oaes-t-epos. cata int 81. when
= Vas cepfu 9 by TIL oscul2-at OF the room
INA IurLe4 over To the peSi n.
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Sixth Diatrint Court.

Commissioners W thr Southern Rank wa.
Tboa. IavAan Witt Of eelShro and sale iaaueh
on n claim VI en- naa.
HNrthe va Il ,ckhaua 4 Rro -Rula for 4 new
trial discharged
Dr. J. II bawe VI acr W Watorp Thin was
\ antt fns prnfnasi snal faaa amounting 10
aiQ1 30. The jury returnna a verdict ter plain
uff.
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ARMIES OF NORTHERN Wiz.
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members OF the Associations oi
the Army of Northern Virginia and Army OF
Tennessee are hereby appointed committee
to receive funds. which may be contributed by
comrades and admirers OF the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD, the fund go constituted
to be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division. Army of North.
ern Virginia.
AUGUST RICHARD.
Presid ut Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten.
nessee.
W. X. Lyman. chairman; Francis T. Nichols
James Buckner, Samuel Flower, D. r. Calder.
j. Il. Murray. OF the Army OF Northern vir-
ginia: J. A. Chelaron. G. T. BeaureRard. 8. D.
Stockman. Fred N. Ogden. Walter Y. Crouch. Of
the Army of Tennessee
Address Box 1885 New Orleans. ses 2dp tt
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Kaci, 4 Dreyfus va Mrs. y. n. Lucas and
Iupac

NIFTH plSrnlCT COURT ron THE PAR
= iab Of u3,ans. NJ. toio1-Hv virtue of m
order Of sPle Of date February L. laap to me o.
rneed by the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish ~ Orleans, IN the above entitled
cause will proceed L, sell ut public auction
on Tho premses herelnpfter designated u
SATURDAY, February Y. 1890 nj tn.ap o'clock
n. m. the following d.sa, l.ed proner!y. e Wit
i, o n,r hQ Z. nF gmW,TIttMY I SILVER AND
warehouse. Nos. ~ aud III Orleans street be-
tween Hoval and Beutbpn siraets, In The Han.
Cpd n'Htrlnl Of this city, ma per inventory on
file In my office.
Reznd In the above cult. =. 5+ =
Terms Cash on the spot.
!, n AIGEE HAHTHREAHX,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish, Of Orleans.
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Lambert psanrrs are al the rage. Why2 Be-
muse they are everlasting and beautiful.
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Reeds Cir Edxe Tonic eurrs dyspepsia.

Ladies invited. Hi rs auction. Watches. dia.
monds.
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RIVER ME- VIZ.
OHYIUn NEW ORLMAHH DE~1OHAT
FRIDAY, February &. 1890.
Arrivals,

0ee marine column =----=- -
Departures.
Emma irvine. Alyn. w. Francis Belle. Ne
Hmat Belle, J. NJ. White u T. a"hanek. u q
ssunilawer. Danube. Tom Parker, FEED. A.
Blanks.
stage " the RIVERS.
Daily talaUrrnhle report vt The stapa Of water
al yerioua po'nia. with changes In the ~ houre
ending Yesterday at . y. III.
Ahovo tnw
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
twenty fourth day Of January. taan, indg-
mant waa rendered In this Court in the follow
Ing entitled cult, III the words and figures fol
lowing. ~ wit
Ne. u aoa Caroline Itabn. wife OF Earharlt
W. Tfetfar, Va. Her Husband.
On motion Of Octave Mnrel. 81 counsel for
plaintiff. aud on producing due proof IN sup
port " enid plaintifr's demand. the inv and ev-
idaura being Ia her favor
II ID ordered. adjndgad and decree TINT the
judgment by default herein entered on the aev-
auteenlh day II January lRap, 10 now confirmed
and made final and accordingly that there be
Judgment IN favar Of said plaintiff Caroline
tahn, wife 81 Earhard w. Ffafrar. aud
against defendant. Earhardt w pren r. her
husband deofeaing separation Of pronar,y
hetween hrr aud her said husband, ana deerea-
Ing emil plalnilH to he the owner nf the hardware
store, formerly No. Act hut now 9pas nrvahae
street In THE city, together with the horse and
wagon for the uae nf aad store a&A that de-
fnnaant pay rnata of suit.
Judgment rendered January ~ INA
Judgment signed January ~ IRaI
N. ". hlGHTdR. Judge.
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Second Diatriof Court.

nttC,'EHSiaNs OPENED.
i. Frank H. Fay, Mira John Hayla and Mira. VIM
Foley.
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Second Recorders Court

Detective Mtka Hsnntssay NADIA affidavit
Against Chas saanders anN j I'm Johnson nov
IN caste ". charging them with Rocket pickinK
An afndavt vs. $50 NAL ~, tus Pat Fin
nerty. enafSluE nj win carving concealed
weapons. Finnerty Is N cu>iaf ~
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Spear 4 Escother.


CHOICE AND RARE FLANrH. FLOWERS.
ROOTS ETC.
Rv SPEAR \ EsuOFFIER PLArIDE J..
yAPEaN, Auritnneer-Onlca ~ Royal street
FRIDAY, February O. at II o'clock n. m. VIII he
gold Mt public auction. Mt No. % Damp street,
hetwaen Common aud arav,ef-.
A LARGE. CHOICE AND FRESH CnLLE0-
TION If uamellaa, Japnninaa. Chinese Aseiies.
Monthly Uarpaitcps. PInks In bloom. ehone
evargreena suitable to this climate. standard
dwatf.tr, &c Bourbon Roses and great variety
~ other plants. Just received rer steatrar New
0rlenna from New York, from Gabriel Mate, Of
will he sold without llm't or reserve fer 2t
ny Montgomery Il Go.
ORANGE TREEsl ORANGE TREEHI
MANDARINH AND SWEET LDU1aTANA
Orange Tfaas, hweat Olive fiamaliap Cape
Jasmine and RaAes Nv variety.
Two NE BOLD AT AUCTION, ON FRIDAY,
! February Q. NJ Il q, m. Mt ~ Camp street
fea MONTGOMERY " 90. Aupinnee,a.
M ONTaOMEhY 4 GO.
w AU0TIONEEHB
VIII sell Horses, Mules COWS, Carriages a,u
Harness at auction nj
MOMTAOME RY'H TATTEHHAIIH,
M-. M. ~ meronuc street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Mt i
o'clock,
Gonaanmenta Or stock solicited aul7 anu
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Explosion Of a Gas Pipe,

Auctionl ~. a.tser, nisht, Hill. jeseler.
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In testimony whnreof have bnraunto set IN Y
hand anl Affixed tha seal of TIM said court mt
Tho city ~ Nav 0repns. OH tuia twenty ninth
day IF Jann,rr. In the year Of our Lord ono
thouapnd eight hundred and eighty.
tea NJ ALE. MnHA. Deputy Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-03
Huxley md Darwin.

Professor Huxley is one Of the most
distinguished and thoroughgoing sup
porters Of DR.. Darwin's principle.
Professor Huxley advocates, in his
own words, "the hypothesis which
supposes that species living at any
time must be the result Of gradual
modification Of pre-existing species"
He maintains that to suppose each
species of plant or animal to have
been formed and placed on the globe
at long intervals by a distinct act Of
creative power, is an assumption "as
unsupported by tradition or revelation
as it is TO the general analogy Of ma
ture.' Professor Huxley would have
been q distinguished scientific man if
he had never taken part in the Darwin
controversy. He would have been a
distinguished scientific man even if he
had not been, as he is, great thinker
and writet. lAppleton's Journal.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1880.
The Irish Question.

The position of Ireland looks, if
possible, more threatening than be-
fore, and the measures Of repression
adopted by the Government Of En-
gland have not as yet produced the
desired effect. The military are being
hurried into the rural districts, while
outrages are being perpetrated con-
stantly. Things are, however, APP
preaching crisis, and it is quite likely
that few weeks will see the back
bone Of the would-bs insnrrection
broken. The clergy are opposed to
violence, and tho great dependence
which was placed ON American aid
has been proved totally unfoundod.
Altogether the present outbreak will
be sure to prove miserable fiesco.
But admitting this to be the case,
something will be required to save the
population from famine they can't
possiblypay the rents they used to give
the landlords, owing to American
competition reducing the prices Of all
agricultural produce, and the Govern
ment can do little or nothing to aid the
impoverished peasantry Of Mayo, and
other southwestern counties. What
is urgently called for, is systematic
and comprehensive movement to the
free States of America and Canada,
and what is demanded for Ireland is
not the less required for England and
Scotland. The agricultural popnla-
tion Of the British Isles will aolens
rolens have to take Horace Greeley's
advice and Ego Vest
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The exhibition of Siemcn's electric
| furnace for the melting Of refractory
metals, such as platinum, ffidinm
steel, &C., recently given before the
Royal Society, London, is noted in the
scientific journals. 1t appears that,
in the small furnace operated on this
occasion, the positive electrode, which
was made of iron, entered from below
the crncible containing the metal to
be melted, whereas the negative cleo
trode--this being rod Of carbon
was attached by means Of lever to
a solcnoid regulator. The cruciblo
was surrounded by charcoal contained
in copper vessel, to prevent loss Of
heat, and so intense was the heat ac-
that, in about twenty min
utes, two pounds Of broken files were
melted. The arrangement
was such that It may easily be APP
piled, it is said, on a large scale.
Electric fusion has the great advan-
tagc Of entirely excluding the atmos-
phere, and consequently the products
Of combustion, from the substance in
the crucible.
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The Russian Government has sub
mitted to the Vatican three names,
with suggestion that the Vatican
select one for negotiator 10 come to
Rome to settle the ecclesiastical dis
pntes between Russia and the Vatican.
These negotiations have hitherto been
carried on at Vienna. From this list
the Vatican selected Chevalier Bonte-
new. at present Secretary of the Rus
sian Embassy at London.
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eay SOLD CREAP TOR Cash -
Fast Freight and Passenger H
Banner.

The undersigned is now runn'1 y.
Tri-Weekly Express to Banner - !,
ries passengers, the U. ). man. 8.
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho olty s'',
Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY 9
4. NJ; returning, leaves Banner 8. :
Tuesdays, Thursdays and oa'u'l y.
at I A. NJ. Parties can nave s@
horses if preferred. ,f.cEE
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