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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26
msiIssIoNER's NOTICE,

The undersigned, having been appointed 10y the
Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Addison,
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adj
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF John Naliette, late OF Middehury,
in said district. deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at
the County Clerks oflice in Middlebury, on
the fourth day OF December and the fourth
day of May next from one O'Clock A. NJ,
until four O'Clock Z. NJ, each of said days
aud that six months from the 9Th day OF
November, A. ID. 1850, Is the time limited by said
court tor said creditors to present their claim,
10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day Of October,
ID. lsSO.
GEORGE c. CHAPMAN, co,o,.s
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT w" TO-
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OK EEIOETNG.

Parties wishing oxen shod can get Il done In III
boat manner al my blacksmith shop in West Corn
wan J.R. JONES,
West Cornwall, November, n, 1850.
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During the summer season, when pc
culiar forms of disease prevail, noih-
ing can compare either as preventive
or cure with Wheat Bitlers.
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CTATE or VERMONT,

- Addison County, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, within
and for said district, on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, \. ID. 1850.
Whereas a certain instrument in writing, I'M
der seal purportng To be the last will and tesla
ment of oliver Hyde, late OF Salisbury, IN
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-
sented To said Court OF Probate and duly filed in
the Probate Oflce: therefore. it Is ordered
ed that all persons interested in The estate of said
deceased be notified To appear before said Court,
at the Probate O1ice in Middlebury, in said Dis
trict ON the 18th day December, A. d. 1850 at 10 A.
NJ, by publication of this order three weeks sue
cessively previous thereto, in the Middebmy
Register, a newspaper printed AT Mddebury,
aforesaid, to show cause, If any they may have,
why said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed, as the last will and tesla
ment of the said deceased.
81 LYMAN +. KNAPP Judge.
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AUCTION.

On Tuesday, November 80, | will sell at auction
az the house lately occupied by Mrs. Lucy y.
hay, oats, one, horse MASON, / eatt,l, I light
Ia. rncss, 4 leather beds and hedstcatis hair
mattress,l spring bed, bed quilts. blankets, sheets
ofwool linen aud cotton, carpet, bureaus. chalrs
tables, stoves and pipe, cr'ckerv, stone glass and
iron ware, knives and forks, &c. sale 10 com.
mence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
}. +. COTTON, Administrator.
Weybridge, VI. Nov. II, lsSO.
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"A Political Newspaper

AZ the Union has benin the past, so II will be
thus frankly taking sides, II will not be blind 10
inc NUTS or Its own party, nor oblivlous 10 the
virtues OF other parties. IL means to treat op.
ponents MS well as friends with entire fairness
aud courtesy. and seeks TO convince rather than
thinking, -
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Nutrition improved, strength ret
stored aud disease arrested by NAL
Bitters.
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Health Ia Wealth!

DIR. Il C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
specific for nysteria, Dizziness, Commissions
nervous headache, mental depression, loss of mem
DRY, spermatorrh9a, impotency. involuntary Al
IONS, premature old are, caused by over indul
gence, which leads to misery, decay and death
One box will cure recent cases. Each box con
tains one months treatment One dollar box, OF
six boxes for Ave dolla sent by mail prepaid
on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes Il
cure any case. with ech order received by u,
for SIX boxes, accompanied with Ave dolls. $, W,
will send the purchaser our written guarantee &
return the money ifthe treatment does not effect
agent for Middlebury, Vt. John G. West n Co
Sole Proprietors, W. Madison St, Chicago, III
Also agent for Vests Vegetable Liver Pill. ~
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gegaI Aatiffs.


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District of Addi-
son,COmmssloners, 10 receive, examine and adj
justall claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of kliphalet sampson, late of VI ey.
Drld {, IN SAID district, deceased, and all ella ms
eNhi NJ ri IN offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet Tor the purposes aforesaid, at the
dwelling house of the late deceased. IN said
Weybrldge, ON the 18th day of December, and 18th
day OF May, next, from ten O'Clock Z. Nj. until
iOur o'clock \. Nj. each of said days, and that six
months from the 22d day OF November, \. L. lssO
is the time limited by said court for said dito :
to presen. their claims to us for exami alton and
allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, this ed day of November,
a. ID. 1850.
\. NJ. RICHARDS, co,,,,
IS J. b. CHERBINO, | Oonir
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CLUBBING WITH OTHER PAPERS.

Inc attention OF those desirin" TO take n frs
clhs5 agricultural paper, is calleL to our offer Il
sehu me American Agrculturist together will
ine weekly Union, for "A year, two dollars. New
subscribers, sending in tn cir names at once, car
secure Doth papers from date to January /, lss2
AS usual, each subscriber 10 The Weekly UuioI
VIII DC presented with one of the Springfield
printing company's patent calendars, that popu
iar ana convenient substitute for The Old fas
Toned almanr :. ~
PERSONS dc iring to take any other agriculture
OF iiterrry paper. or any vi the leading magazine.
ol inc day, can save from 81 to 81 ON each sub
scflpuOn, Dyordering from this Office in connec
uoh with "he d. ly or Weekly Union.
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
The eN' nj as well rs the character of the Gil
culation OF The L zion, makes it flrst-class al
Vertlslng medium. The paper has had q liberia
patronage IN the past, and 1t frankly SKIS a con
unuance OF it, firm in the belief that nowhere else
AN the advertiser get more nearly his money.
worth. The Union has always been devoted ts
me interests of Springfield and vicinity, and q
early support Of the paper is not only believed
20 be conducive to the direct profit of publisher
ina patrons, but indirec.'y to the benefit of this
community.
Remember the terms, postage paid Daily
Union,.s6 year, 50 for six MONTHS so cents fol
one month, IL cenls week, 2 cents copy.
weekly Union. Sl.50 year, IS cents for six
nonths, ana cents a copy. .sFor the rates t.
'luDs and the commission to cnts, apply at the
nice OF publication. Address, THE UNION
springfield, Mass.
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Elszsstray Notice.

Came into the enclosure OF the Subscriber, on
Nov. 5, 1850 one brindle and white yearhng bull,
and one " hlte yearling heiier, with car spotted
with red. The owner Will please prove property
pay charges aud take 1t away.
Salisbury, VT, Nov. 10, 1850. sw-ss
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Volumes of Bound Sheet Music,

Price OF each in Cloth. $3.50: Fine Gilt, 80.
The following are collections of Piano Music.
THE CLUSTER OF GEMS, 40 pieces of high
character.
GEMS OF THE DANCE. 10 of the best pieces of
new dance music, by the most celebrated com.
posers.
GEMS OF STRAUSS so splendid and brrllian,
compositions.
pI,ILANOf0RTE GEMS: 100 select piano pieces.
HOME CIRCLE. Vol. l l70easy p's for beginners
HOME CIRCLE. Vol. l42 pieces, of which y are
for 4-hands.
PARLOR MUSIC. Vols. 100 easy and popular
prices.
CREME DE La CREME. Vols G5 select pieces
80, OF some difficulty, suited to advanced players
FOUNTAIN OF GEMS. 81 easy and popular
pieces.
WELCOME HOME. 10 easy and popular pieces
rEAKLs OF MELODY. so pieces of moderate
difficulty.
PIANisT's ALBUM. l02 pieces. Fine collection
All the books above named are ,alike in size,
style, binding and price.
OLIVER nITSON g. ~ Poa4o,
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Strayed or Stolen.

From the cattle yard at the Freight depot
grounds OF Middlebury, on Friday night Nov. ~,
two red cows and two yenr-old steers.
Tweaty Eve dollars reward will be paid for the
recovery of the same. 4. ID. WILCOX.
Bridport November Is, 1880
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Holiday Music Books.

Ditson Co. call attention to their elegant ind
useful music books suitable fol- presents, and es
pccially to their
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26

ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The December
number of the Eclectic Is embcllished
with an excellent steel-engraved por-
trait Of Mr.. Thomas Hughes, whose re-
cent visit has attracted so much atten-
ton. The table of contents embraces
about twenty papers, besides the Edito-
torial departments. They are us fol-
lows: GA Century of English Poetry, -
by Algernon Charles Swinburne; eva
piti-running on the Plains," by the Earl
Of Dunraven; "The Roofof the World"
record OF travel In Central Asia;
"Lois: A Sketch" one of the celebra-
ted Blackwood stories; "Lux In Tene-
bris," a poem; "The Unity of Nature !;
III. Mans Place in the Unity of Ma.
ture," by the Duke of Argyll; Glitter
AZURE as a Profession; A Fragment of
Autobiography by a successful Au-
thor" Economical Possession in In
dia," by II. Knighton; 1.-THE Dilet-
tant," initiated from the Fables of Gel
lert by Austin Dobson; the concluding
chapters Of "White Wings; A Yachting
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
THE LATEST FOREIGN FACTS.
~Cable Reports oc the Situation In
Europe.
The London Tinss ON the Monroe
Doctrine-A Vote OF Confidence
In the italian Ministry
Other Fersign Notes.
. THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, March 3c.-The Times this morn
M, In IN article on the Panama ship canal
Gays: THE Monroe doctrine, even In lts most
restricted shape, has never been admitted
anto the law Of nations; certainly no such e.
strsme Interpretations has yet been attempted
- be fastened upon It by Americans as II is
made 70 bear III President Hayes's message
!. 20 Congress and the resolution Of the select
committee Of the Rouse Of Representatives
Referring to these two statements, had the
Colombian Federation itself taken charge Of
the projet, the United States would have been
Justified In prchihiding fireworks. That the
United States. by furnishing money, should
obtain special rllcht To watch over the SAFE
~ and peaceAble uee Of the new channel, Ia
what Europe, and particularly Great Britain,
would most OF all, desire; but the world is
entitled to ask the United States to make up
eholr mind either to let III. de Lesseps do the
thing himself by the resources at his COM
i task"
OuEENsTowN, March 20--The steamer
! sAEAlia from shields for New York has been
/. .towed In here with her shaft broken. She was
. At eea twenty-five days.
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law was framed with such laxity that u
permitted the government to enter Into such
an arrangement, and the business dealings 81
the sub-treasury with some seventy banks In
New York were such that It became neces-
sary to enter into some arrangement Tor the
daily settling Of balances; that the oonnso-
tipn with the clearing house, while mutually
advantageous, was particularly 30 to the gov'
eminent.
When asked II the government, by its con.
npotion with the clearinghouse, was not
absolutely restricted from paying out silver
In settlement Of It's balances the Secretary re-
piled that while. the contract between the
banks and the clearing house strictly stipu-
lated that silver coin should not be paid out In
settlement Of balances, the agreement be-
tween the clearing house and the Treasury
Department was such that the Secretary
could abrogate 1t entirely or modify 1t In any
way that the interests Of the government
might demand, upon giving thirty days
notice; that at present II was perfectly con-
venient to pay out gold and paper In settle-
ment Of balances, as there was an ample
amount OF each In the treasury to meet all
9llCh demands,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
Cen. Grant In MEX icO-MOrc COurtesiea
ana Ejlfta.

GALVESTON, March 2o.--To-morrow's Ners
will! publish the following special, dated City
smith, Don Jose Velasco, has almost COM
pleted q beautiful piece OF gold and silver fila
gree work, to be presented to Gen. Grant.
The Third Regiment Of Rural Guards will
on the day of hts departure, and be COM
manded by the Misses Frisbie, daughters OF
the American General Friebie"
Cry or MEXICO, March 17.-Gen. Grant
by the employees with complete collection OF
all moneys. gold and silver, current In Mex
leo. coened this year. The Academy Of Art
yesterday presented him with a medal COM
memoratlve Of his visit to Mexico. The COM
mission appointed by the government have
presented Gen. Grant and each of his party
with a piece 81 silver filagree work. The
Secretario De Fomento have rendered Gen.
Grant complete collection Of all works pub
lished by them, bound In the various styles
customary here.
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( CANDY AND WHISKY

dispatch SAYS: A party of one hundred regu-
lAtOrs rode to James Blniuns house, on upper
Big Sinking creek, Thursday night, and
who was concealed about the house. Binion
refused to open the door and commenced q
fusilade on the regulators, firing fifty shots,
killing, itsis believed, one Of them. The regu-
had .nsr only to aon aoy Besss
Three shots were fired ut Binion, who WAS In.
etantly killed. Mrs. Binion's right leg was
broken. The regulators then took Boggs aud
hanged him to tree aud fired two shots into
hls body.
FIVE MEN DROWNED. .
MEMPHIS, March lp.--Frank q. Falls. 4
former resident Of Memphis, together with
four negroes, were drowned to-day at Walnut
Bend, Ark, eighty miles below here. by the
capetztnR of skin.
HANGED FOR THE MURDER OF HIS MOTHER
IN-LAW.
DALLAS, Tex, March 1g.--Samuel II. Myers
was executed here to-day for the murder o
Mary A. Heister. his mother-in-law. In 1877.
NO DUEL AFTER ALL.
PETERSBURG, Va, March 20 Reliable in
formation received to-day contradicts the re
port Of duel In Brunswick county between
n. A. Rainey, Readjuster, and Richard Jolly
Funder, an account OF which has been pub.
No difficulty Of any kind has taken place be
tween the parties. The article Was only
written for sensational purposes.
A FIGHT BETwEEN TEXAS HIaHwAYMEN AMI
CAMPERS.
FoRr WORTH, March 2o.-Triday night
three highwaymen attacked party Of camp
ers on Mary creek, nine miles west or here
on the 4ranbury road, robbed them Of 500
saddle, clothing and several minor articles
They attacked second party OF campers In
the same vicinity the came night. were fired
on by the campers, one Of their horses killed
and one Of the highwaynen wounded and per.
haps killed. The robbers made their escape
In the darkness, carrying their oomrade with
them.
Sheriff Henderson and Marshal Farmer are
In pursuit.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Committee on the Interoceanic Canal
Adheres to its Resolution.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The select com
mittee on the interoceanic canal reaffirmec
| It's previous action, and instructed their chair
man, MIR. king, OF Louisiana, to call up thu
resolution recently introduced by him In the
House, with the view Of obtaining as soon al
possible the views OF the House on the subject
THE YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA.
Information has been received at the Ma
tional Board Of Health that during February
Havana; during the week ending March IL
five deaths. Since that time the deaths aver
aged one day.
SOME EXPLANATIONS FROM SECRETARY sHER
MAN.
Secretary Sherman and Treasurer GilfillaI
appeared before the House Com mittee or
Coinage. Weights and Measures. In the alb.
sence Of Mr. Stephens, chairman Of the com,
mitee, the work OF interviewing was carried
on principally by Mr.. Warner, OF Ohio. and
the chief point OF his Interrogation In regard
to the clearing house arrangement was Aimed
at that rule or resolution by which the receipt
of silver coin In payment OF balances Ia pro.
hibited. Mr.. Warner treated the consent o.
the Treasury Department to that rule as 9
virtual abdication OF the right Of option which
the law gives 1t over the mode OF payment o1
government creditors-whether In gold, sill
yer or paper.
Mr.. Sherman, while expressing his disap.
probation Of 1t, and contended that In agree
Ing to have all balances paid Ia United States
notes, he was merely exercising the option OF
the government.
His attention was called to the fact that the
resolution stated that the government be-
ness Of the clearing -house, and permitted IL
sell to become party to the depreciation Of
one portion 0f Its curroncY-the silver.
Nr. Sherman, n response. stated that the
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 0o.--Lc Temps says: Ac-
sscurutng to letters from st. Petersburg Prince
,Orlocs resolution 10 resign the ambassador
recall Immediately after his return to Paris.
He will be replaced by Gen. Ixnatieffo or Prince
IobNnoff. Prince Orlof does not intend to
leave Paris, where he, possesses property, but
will, for the present, withdraw from diplo-
matte career.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A,othsr Large Fim in New York-Prop'
erty Destroyed to the Amount
of S285,OOO.

TrGy. MaSch ga building belonging to
Adoiph Hermann and occupied By Geo. b.
tarens. J. Stettheimer, Jr., i Co, collar
manufs sfnrers. and Herman, Aukam i Co..
ran ekirt manufacturers, WAS destroyed by
fire Today. Loss on the building $40, 600, In
SiSi1 oSo, insuT,Ance SLOT 600: loss Of j. Stett-
Seimer n O. $40 600, insured for SIS 900: Her
man, Aukam & Co.'S loss $4,000. insurance
471 no.
nLoopY WORK or KENTUCKY REGULATORS.
CMc1sxArI, Aarcff 2o-A Grayson. Ky,
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SAN FRANCISCO, March N.--The agitator
Cannon was sentenced to-day to ak months
Imprisonment and five Thousand dollars fine.
"A motion for new trial was made.
for new trial, and In default Of $4,000 bail,
pending an appeal, he WAS sent to the House
of Correction.
This afternoon counsel for Cannon fled
notice of an appeal and furnished hQnd for
$4,000. An order was then issued for QNhnen's q
release from the House of Correction.
There are rumors that further arrests are
to be- made.
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Tr,al Of the virsiniA Judges.

LyNoupuRa. Va, March 2O.-The trial Of
the Virginia Judges indicted In the United
ginia, Judge Rves presiding for refusing to
put negroes on iuries. In violation Of United
States law, was commenced here to-day. The
first case called WAS that OF Judge Hill, Of
Buckingham. who WAS acquitted. Tho other
caees will come up, commencing Monday
morning
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rhs Teiesra pin war In Geersia.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March 2O.--A temporary in
junction was granted to-day by the Judge OF
the Superior Court. at the Instance OF George
II. Parker. general agent Of the American
Union Telegraph Company, restraining the
Western Union Telegraph Company from In
terfering In anyway with the American Union
In putting up and operating their proposed
telegraph lines along the right Of way Of GER
tain railroads terminating here. March 20
was set for hearing the argument upon the
application of the American Union for per-
inanent Injunction. The American Union
propose to- erect lines Immediately and estab-
lish an Office here.
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GRACEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The New York Heralds Irish relief fund
now exceeds $29o, 900. and will no doubt reach
q much higher figure soon. The Heralds
acknowledgment OF contributions from the
various parts OF the country are always cor
diaIly and gracefully made, and It's remarks
on the fifteenth instant are specially pleasant
and we'll timed, as the following extract will
show:
The old saying about a good day and good
In spite Of the syanty malls which Uncle Sam
allows his nephews and nieces on the Sabbath.
the misstves he brought the Herald tnclosed the
for the famine fund. The little town OF Darien,
In Georgia. q State yclept the New England OF
the South; leads "a the list with giit r. Of a $500
panynE the money s t9 .s pe sent through
e9 81
needs. and from adjoining Mobile. an
soraW1 revs.s him q 81, ,auits tender
a donation 80 artless and frank that be
might be an unwilling instrument to help
mostly of the eivi! war. He sends three 500
Confederate bills to be disposed OF for the bene-
ft Of the famine:strlcken people OF ireland
s; 1t has put m ma many q piece of bread In many .
hungry ones mouth. and II may DO SO again I"
Inc PHILOSOPHY OF the utLl0 I0uOW l0LldI
makes 1t one OF the rarest contributions In the
odd museum the movement 10 aid OF Irish dis.
tress has collected In the Heralds columns. Let
South. read 1t. and they may profit by 1t. The
additional Volunteers from among the theatrical
and musical profession, four more new places
OF amusement being added to the number this
morning. at which benefit performances Will be
given on st. Patrick's Day. leave little doubt OF
an overwhelming attendance OF the charitable
and OF q proportionate increase OF the fund.
The following letters were printed In the
Herald OF the same date:
NEW ORLEANS MISSISSIPPI OF CHARITY.
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS P1CAYuNE.
March ~. 1880.
To the Editor OF the Herald:
Inclosed We hand you check Of the Htbernia
National Bank of this city on the Han over Ma
tional Bank OF New York for $500. collected by
us for the Herald irish relief fund since our re-
mttLanca OF the tWenty.third ultimO tbeing q
total Of s3l25 so. NICHOLSON co.
CONFEDERATE MONEY AT AUCTION.
MOBILE, Ala, March IA. 1880.
To the Editor OF the Herald:
send to you three one hundred dollar Con-
federate notes. 70 be disposed " In any way Tor
the Herald Fund IL WAS guilty OF y wrong
once, but on q second trial It may do better. for
1t has put many piece OF bread and meat In
many q hungry ones mouth. and It may yet DO
the same. Hoping you may do somethtnR With
the once precious notes. remain. st1l Doy.
]. 81.
(The notes have been received ct the Herald
ofllce. and will be disposed Of to the highest
htddeE.- Ed. He1ald,l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
Char,estsn sells out Her stack

Charlesten sells out Her stock.
NASHVILLE, March 2O.-The $3.50 shares
Of the stock held by the city Of Charleston
In the Memphis and Charleston Railroad were
purchased yesterday by Newell Duncan G
Co.. Of this city, ut the rate Of 3sH cents. 1t
Ia understood the purchase was made for
New York parties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
MOROCCO.

MADRID, March 20.-The Jews OF Morocco
Asaeslr1pe to recognize the services rendered
s,3hem 6y the United States Minister, who
sc1nimed Tor them the protection OF the Sultan
ta0alnst ill-treatment, propose to organize q
maniieeta:lon In his honor In token Of their
EarAtitlld0.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
The Next Annual Regatta.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O--At meeting
Of the committee Of the Fairmount Park
Commission yesterday. communication
from the secretary Of the Bohuylkill navy
was received stating that the National Asso-
ciation OF Amateur Oarsmen Of the United
States had accepted the invitation to hold
their next annual regatta at Philadelphia, on
the seventh, eighth, ninth and possibly tenth
Of July next, and that an aggregate Of about
100 boats and 200 men are expected to take
part In the regatta.