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S7.0oo VI receipts nt1d $1,000 OF disbursements.
Jut.lus II. SoLoMuN, who WIS Indicted for sell.
iug tolncco without +, iicc,,se. wms ncnuittnf Nv
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n,nm,itcfi 10 E,iI,S. ~ ,,hich *16 MI ,v". "
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, 1880-04-17

THE ClTY-I1ALL.
TnE Committee On Streets and Alleys, West, Ii
cnllca for Montpy.
TltE acknowledgements will he pafd to to-slny In
gold. twill tako about *toa oo0 to 60 around.
TtiE City Treasurer yesterday received 1868
from tho Collector and $1,G8 from the Water
Department.
"a rxnMar WINS ycstcnlay Rrantod to tho nurr
Mission Church to ercot d two- story church, INK
- fect, corner nf Wentworth avenue and Twcn.
ty.third street, to Gust 5000.
hn,lac*-one at tho curncr Of Og1rn aud Win.
Chestcr avenues, and tho ott,or ut the corner ct
Ashnlil avenue and jane street
CoHs,sstossM wslsr YESTERDAY yro.S to tho
tnntion 10 eutno defective .i,lownlksnlnrg Wnsh.
inKtoH street, atHt which cntnplnInt hns been
to ID in tho nlatter. liU holl,s Tint Since tho
street has bcon given to the 1ioard for tntic-
Sa % H,y n y 70 Z, 5n tss
Park commissioners proi,osc to do nt'oat It.
tho squad or Workshop .Inspcetors, aud IL laliy
elsrli. anl ho hns a lip jol, on illa hands. ITo
E.vt them II mathematical overhnuinK yestcr-
y aa ta ok ar" 9Ss IN ts 1 his ts
push this thnt, or tho 0ther vpntllating mp
par..tys I. tho pcEfor.nnncc OF their duties.
schtMl opens every other morning Mt $3.50 o'clock
at tho Health Department.
MonE sAA1~rox.
snnll.pox matio It's appearance agn,n ycstcr-
cse Gs ss sf,1 strce IT r
iax lilo wife and two chiltirou of Anthony KoaEl
t.',. whn ~a* IT, tSkei, to the ho*ptal ten tays axa
coslfse, thcrc Ii no instion abt tic st,lrcc II
their iaicstlon. They were promptly takcn
chnrge " l'y tho authorities, niltt tho prc,nlsca
wero thoroughly ii,1niKnted. tlt'ior c,sscs nrD
p tspct.eu t " tno sIChn'!S IL dty e tNtl, from
ne iaGt that fn,ttly 81 tho neiEht"rs were
Hello Moorc. WIN eseaped tho Huth"rltics
me, s,c a9ys ast: nu went 70 twinatlsI!is was
a! ssaso Re !a r Ut oy e resesse ri s 81 "f fhs h"s
y M cxGtc ,;,lS oser It. The chances Of The snsc.dnt
p'osec'ed' .,,o.r," u,vrnz.
The Mayor w,s yesterday h, reecJpt Of n PC
ttlon frnm tho .calc,n in conI nloIlK tho ducks,
s""pla"'ns 1,, "f the sn a"Fc5 Of ailowinx tugs
st!n* tt .be's @ y tnsd s to FIST FISH thsea ss
inress" that tscro IN orlinanes a usn or tic tic
sutlJegt, and tho Mayor sent tho .locnmcnt ntl,o
w s9 a H tae ac; Ga bis
coal 'nnn wure mistaken. whcre,lron hts fianor
M5os dDon tno to TINT % tnt hs "d 70
thum nyrIn today, huwevcr. md explain. for It
%t t shofo of kh + ~ !, q on thH .
"AlI vessels using stcam shntt hnyc tholr
stncks 90 constructed and nnnaKoi as to
frnn, md shall be moved slowly 1T a speed !not
ss1cHe'!t!S sct, tnree tnIIGs por hour Under lnw
nse Tho II w iaartee !, pea II 81 It
wA,tl positon IN the Innttor .,d 20 Is tho Mayor,
"'t mo oralhaf'co VIII he enforced.
II tho dogs Gnu bc gotten rid vf by prootomn.
tions, thufr days in ChlcnxD l,ro ui,uborct, for
, 1880-04-17

The Ehlredge Sewing -3Iach!ne.-1t leads
Sul4 Oil muntllly payments. l09 sstata BtreeL
, 1880-04-17
HENRY ". LOhGFELLOW,

CINCINNATI. April l5.-!t is nnw probable that
Henry w. LunRfelluw, whose lAlden Legend
forns thu text ~ tho pr!ze uulnposltlon of tho
Slny a!uslEAb Festival. md alsu the President
and hlrs Enyea, will bo IN attendance ut tho fes-
, 1880-04-17
t.Lt,TIE1NG.
GLOTII1NG.
Saturday,
April II, 1880.

In making your pur-
chases to-day OF.
Ready-Made Cloth"
ing for yourself or
boys, do not forget to
call on the old relia-
BILE house of JAMES
WILDE, JR., g. CO.,
cor. State and Madi-
son-sts., for we. are
prepared to show you
the largest and best
selected stock of
Clothing in this mar
ket. We make and
sell the best Ready
Made Clothing that
is sold in this COun-
try. Every garment
guaranteed. If not
satisfactory your
money will be re-
funded.
JAMES WILDE, yR.,
& CO.,
The Popular CIothiers.
Orders by Bell TELEPHONE
promptly attended to.
, 1880-04-17

Tnlk not Of wasted money. Money peysr ws4
wasted BY buying Uawson'S vaudles and GigaEs,
, 1880-04-17
THE CITY.


~$.'f az - N''''~-
q. ". Our, Land Agent Atehison, Topeka 4
Santa Il Itaiiroati, Is ut tho Palmer.
n wsr.,rrux milan n v md r " ao..
mum, Springfield, u. Il, are III tho shcrs,,an.
r,,, nav, =, n,rr,,-,, ror,,,n rn,Icnd
@ alned e. t tnG HranM racine scsteFd"s on n's "'S
Ao.t'o tte"' % eo'os"'o' .-...
GfMTs ens ~ tFqi n w prH nr ID ca'A'o 'ot '"so
en Tnr - cnt,apo s 11, orncco,oa,co, soccty held
fac'ao Inst cson'hs'
CftAHLEs 8. MAY. Of Michigan. L. at tho Palmer.
Ho ID defending tho interests Of, thu Chicago &
western e C. rs,xrs ,nusna Tmt~'a naxtmnr, = o,,. A.
Louis: i. +. Nces. Columbus; md Frank Hsley,
Des Motocs, nre at tho shcr.nnn.
HERMAN HAtI.Acx. st. LA,lis; II. r. Cushn,n,,,
q. Perry. Boston. 1,rc Vi tho Treit,nnt.
Tnx ttev. Il. 4. 1fo,lan,, ttcctpr of Trinity
Episcupnl Church, hus returned to tho city, AMI
nv e .n,. ~ m.o, NJ va~ ~ ym.sn,,, M rr.., nm,
lItE ICY. ". lynn, SeM e, nGmsh; III r; .
Lond9n, EnglH','; nt Gnar!es t9ra!o ,,1ns. mns'
anaa' 0an""1c" i''''a' "'' a. 11'o oi"""| "e'''e'
LnnHnn Jf -. ~ Ha'',} ~ sinx i.rnpx,
Mcl,i; ~ H. Ah'fott' bfook'sh' are ~ mo os"'u
TIE Jo,,rncymep IIorseshocra' Union hptl
1ncutItln last night tn nrr1tttge tho pEelltninrlua
for tho nnnuul hull which III to t,e given III Cen
tzpi Hull Er3dny evening.
THE snlc of the library of tho Into Judge Sid
noy Drpse NIll b. col.tinuol this nfterr,s'n 1t:
most sal'"olr OF 'ns oo'xs y't ren@''' 10 SOLO,
Hltst t, "ne@ my, IT. .,,sr IT, IT,
1nnm''rr ~ rstsn liz tho IN ' WIN asd ,,,s fr cs
uaGt!ns III liz neAt e""'i'"'H'' Ato "A'e''''1o
=, :, u,.,r,, o,,,r., ,,,-o,.s,nu .,<,n,
D.. SMiIH, Gc.u!M! u ',nitn,ts NxEnt
az hot1,is uGheFfmt ErGtHns u. Y, nsent
~, y IN, MIn1 ,nt tc@"' "''io""' e'' "''
, 1880-04-17

Ths moth Will not attack fabric that ID packed
In Buck 4 layuer's Aath Powder" =
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29
EAs Third Term Question.

-. 80 al. ..L...A
Inc io''owins ieue. on .ne s.y = :.
a inird Term .or 0Ianl' "ss m'sn ~
1on' nessy Sos, 80
IN tne new ork leIal1 ,o-x
nAe.IMoks, - sure :, io.S.
MY Dear or Ons " you. .V.'es- -
Pondents informs me ,naI yuu M'Sn ~ an'
70 say 70 YOU ~nat S s'anx - '.s ~ ao,.,
ideni le'er OF ,as' 9s'u'ury' ~. -. 1o't. :.
uIt:' known as tne 'n'ru .eI"' 'e'aeI.
Inis Proceeo 10 40; mere are
raj matters conia'nea 'h tne ,eass' 'I.'
nave no oaFeca' aug = very sn5"' nv ar'1
Tecf bearing upon '"s qursecI. -.
.aer'nees, u any, .ne r.essue". ne
pave maoe !. eeespuhs "s mrs. .I:'"
naion .! ms se.onu "ss1 Io"'as
10 90 witn ms elecuon ior = snifo 'efh'
And Whatever aonse ne may nave osrn
SUBJECTED 10 pur,ng sne s'me .na' ne nas
held tpe PRESIDENCY = equaiy lF1sse-
want. Although y . no aouot true tnas
his conduct has been subjected 10 some
instances TO harsh ana onJus. cr.ticasms'
yet. as ne admits, IN me iignt o. sup-
sequent events, ms conauct on some
occasions, was SUBJECT 70 'air eTlii-
cism." ne has not always been unlustiy
dealt with. Whafthose occasions were
he omits 10 say.
Were they 70 has recomEe endstion Tor
the Passage OF the "ioFce oilf ana ihe
suspension OF the naoeas corpus: ms sP-
proval o. the conduct O the military ~
New Orleans ~ exPeiisng port.on o'
the Legislature Of thai State, ana 10 the
yet more nasrans wrong. u one more
hagranf could De commatiea. IN tne re-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29


RETRosPEcrIoN-DYTKc WoRDs.---
II il probably natural that at the last
scenes which have made the strongest
impressions in life should be recalled
BY memory. The old mountaineer,
when be comes to die, with his last
whisper says ..his snow shoes are lost"
with the stage driver he is ION q down
grade. and cannot reach The brake;" the
miner "cannot get to the air-pipe:" the
sailor says .'eight bells have sounded. 7
aud the gambler plays his last trump.
A little girl died q few years ego.
and As her mother keld her wrist and
noted The fainting and dickering pulse,
q smile came 10 the wan face, and the
child whispered: There's no more
desert here. mamma. but all the world
is full OF beautiful flowers" A mo-
ment later the smile became traDsiixed.
In an Eastern city. not long ago. Sis
ter OF Charity was dying. and at lat
from stuPor she opened her eyes and
said: 'sIt is strange, every kind word
that have spoken 10 life, every tear
that have shed. has become 3 living
flower around me. aud they bring TO my
senses an incense ineiIahle. "
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29
'inery.
Millinery.
i cLoAKs.
IEAvER CLoAKs,
&Q75 10 $1,000.

"
ana quar uIs own opinion upon tiis
point, if be has one, Is established by
the action Of the convention, and by
tins process of reasoning he may be re-
elected for as many terms as life is
spared him. Think IL may, with per-
feet Justice, be said that if the conven-
ton which framed the Constitution
had anticipated The enormous extent oi
the official patronage which in time
would necessarily be vested in the
President, that they would have limited
the official serm to six or eight years:
and have rendered the incumbent incl
igible. 500 r is'5 ~
The question which is now agitatIng
the public mind is whether President
Grant shall be elected 20 third term.
Does his letter solve IT II may be so
practically, because I believe that he
will not be Fenominated, or IL he Is
that he will hardly receive the vote oi
single State. The voice OF Pennsyl-
vania, as spoken by her recent eonven-
lion, which has forced the President 10
write the letter, is, judging by all The
signs of the times, concurred in by an
immense majority Of the Republican
party in every State 10 the Union. The
President, indeed, so far as he il per-
souslly concerned, seems to regard II as
a mere matseF Of dollars and cents, and
il may perhaps be- legitimateIy inferred
that IL the salary whiehhe now receives
should be secured to him a. retiring
pension he would gladly leave the Of
fee at the end Of hrs present term and
return TO that home "where the balance
OF his days might be spentin peace and
the enjoyment Of domestic quiet" and
without any apprehension that The peace
and safety of the country are not as
safe in the hands OF his successors as
they had been in his own, and this be-
lief, ] have no doubt. the public viii
fully share.
Iremain, with regard, your obedient
servant, REvERDv JoHNsoN.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

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JP.KINo r. YATES.


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No Subscription will befecsivedfof . shorter
period than six monfhs and no paper 20 Be dis-
EoaEimmed until all asFeaFages are paidexespt
atthsoption o5 abe Publisher. -
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fs tsc Grst INSERTION, and 30 ets. for every sub
ssauent insertion. Eight lines or less Of BREWER
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! Il win be published until forbid, and charged
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those who adverflse by she year.
CoBmuuicat Of 4 personal character VIII
be charged at the same rates as advertisements;
obituaries over ten lines In length will be
charged at the rate so cents per square.
SAllcommunieati0ns for pnbliea7iUn must be
meeompanied with the real name 0f the M thor
T es ~ attention willie paid TO them.
Hereafter the rmsh musI accompany ali an
5nouzcenentf Tor public ofies.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29
lros l7ss

From the above II will be seen that M
Holmes ran ahead Of his ticket in th
county Just So votes. He ran ahead
The ist 3rd, 9Th and 9Th districts Is
votes and fell behind his ticket in Oh
2nd. 6gh, 9Th and 7th districts As votes
Allowing him the 48 votes be fell benin
his party in the last named district;
thus making up for him the full RepuV
lican vote in those districts, and thl
would cause hIm 10 60 ahead OF tfl
Republican State ticket in this count
just 1876 votes.a which judge was abou
The number OF Democratic votes he r.
ceived, the majority Of whom probabs
voted for him because of bis oppositso
to the School Board; but this numbe
is Offset by 1919 Democratic vote
against him, or in the proportion of
Tor and IL against. Now rememberin
that the colored Republicans, at least
are satisfied with the school law and IL
present administration. but voted TO
Mr.. H. because he was the candidate
their party, from the above exhibit tn
puUibC C8n UthAS w thch Ju~6"'<s-
TO whether this vote shows censur
of or whether il exhibits yindlcatIo
and approval of our present school Law
and It's general administration in thi
county. From what have said mea
no reflection upon Mr.. Holmes eithe
personally or politically. | presum
the public will not pay greater regaf
10 his sexhortations TO. fTuwn upon m
communications as unworthy OF motto
than the Democrats ofthis county di
to his advice TO abstain from attendin
the primary meetings. will cheerful
Nv, give nav name to the public whe
in nv judgment deem the occasion de
mands il. ~
Respectfully,
PRoGREss.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

COMMUNICATED.
.Messrs. Editors The writer in your
last issue. signing himself *. Y. T., "
appears 10 BE- greatly inceused at my
late communication upon the school
question, and in The exnrberaDce of his
wrath against me and zeal for Mr..
Holmes, he charges that have been
boiling over and impatiently waiting an
opportunity TO explode my ire. and says
that seem 10 take great pleasure in
censuring The course Mr.. Holmes took
to obtain his election. A perusal OF my
two communications will suffice to re-
fute these assertions of his. In my first,
/ did moi call Mr.. HIS name. in cour-
teous language. merely alluding 10 the
representatives of our county in gene
raj. and seconding the suggestions Of ibe
Editor fos continuance OF our present
school system as Il is. In my secand,
winch would not have beeRswFitten but
for bis (Mr. H.'sl personal reflection in
charging me with ''chaging my views
to subserve my purposes" there Is con-
tanned no words Of censure, further than
may be implied ia the facts stated as I
understood them. and IL these facts inn
ply any censnre of his course, the facts
and not me are 10 blame. lf had had
any ire to explode. Il IS d wonder that I
did not ekulode i before the election.
These gratuitous reflections Of x. Y. z.
but i'll comport with the good win 10
mn meh' which be expresses ai the
close Of bis communication. n
I have httle fauit TO with x. Y.Z.
sanee he agrees with me N The main
point Il issnes via !: approval 81 oar pre-
sent school law. After stating that Mr..
lIolmess majority was clearly due TO his
''aniagonism ofthe School Board" KY.
z. goes on 70 say: ssItis also evident
that Mr.. Mattingly. upon whose vote
Progress" bases his comparison, land
not upon the vote ofthe State ticket, be-
cause Il iswell known that manS colofed
men voted Democratic entire. etc., re-
ceived largely IN excess of party yotc
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

RETAINED HIS DEeEITY.-In Vir-
glnia City court the defendant in ansas-
sauIt and battery case arose, and With
4 great show Of dignity said:
isYoUF Honor, the complaining wit
ness in this case does not desire TO pros
ecuie. lie desires 10 Withdraw the
complaint"
His Honor replied:
II am sorry 10 Gisappoint you, sir,
but when acomplsTnt y sworn 10, tho
complaining witness cannot Withdraw IL.
s.i'Il BET yeh twenty dollars be kim"
shouted The excited litigaus.
His Honor thrust bis hand into bls
pocket for The money, butremsmberIng
himself in time, ne said s'sit down sir :"
The chagrin oI bis Honor IN not BE-.
ing able 10 take go soft bet was 20
great that he committed the unfortunate
man to The county jail for twensy-lour
hours, for roniempt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

She was q woman. IL you ever ran
ashoe store, you viii know what followed
as she entered the Store. She looked
an around, picked up par oI shoes Of
The counter rubbed her thumb along
the sole and fimsdly asked Of the smil-
ing clerk
s.Do sou keep ladies' shoes here =
1--WE do BE- promptly answered
'sHvhai style shall show you ~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

Captain Button has severed his con-
nection with the Dubuque Tslsgyapk.--
Er. l. that sews Who pulled him
Off
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

Love laughs at loeksmishs, = and Jet
there isn't anything very funny about ;
locksmith.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

Nowadays. says the Philadelphia Bal
letin. rolling mill gathers % mort
gage.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-29

.Khak CpnsutuHubahpF pFUHBUaWph uuEs
T., .g' rs,, s,,., Is q" "4f RRif'E RRfEe Eief ss.ss
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-04

1kfrdcf rom the Ltfe Of Washington Frrfs1 by ASs
nephetc, Perre NJ bring. Vol w. y. III
"The doctor prescribed. experiment, what had
been suggested By Dr. 10 W Holmes his late VISIT
Jonas Whtcombs Remedy for Asthma a teaspoon
fu in q wne-glas of water. be taken every four
hours. good night was the result"
have derived very great benefit from JOINS
Whitcomb's Asthma Remedy G. f. OSBORNE
President Neptune Insurance Co. Boston. Mass.
My mother had suffered eight years from the hAr-
vest asthma The recurrence Of this three months
agony every year must soon wear her out. Jonas
Whiicombs Asthma Remedy arrested the terrible dis
great JOY Of the family" Rev. JOS. T. ROY
Chicago Agent of the American Home Missionary socf-
ETY.. to the " T. Independent
lfubkished IN the ..Aieyandrid Gdxeffe- Nav ISL I
TO THE SUFFERERS BY ASTHMA. BRON-
CHITls Efc-ln the interest merely of such persons
without any conference with those who advertise
earnestly urge all who suffer by these distressing maa
dies TO use persisfenfiy Jonas Whrcombs Remedy
for Asthma, Rose Cold. etc-'- 7. b. ROBERTSON,
Broad Run. Fauquier Co.. Va
Jonas whifcomb's Asthma Remedy is manufactured
Co., BOst0a.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-04

WHEN wRirING TO ADVERTISERS
please say you saw the Advertisement IN
this paper. Advertiser like To know
when and vhsrs shsiF Advsrtissmeafs
aFe paying bese.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-09-04
ASTHMA
Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy.

The late Jonas whitcomb of Boston, visited Europe
few years since for the benefit of his health which
impaired by frequent attacks of spdsnodic issA-
While under the treatment of eminent German
hysican who became interested I'm HIS his ha
disappeared he procured the recipe which had done
much for him. Within the past few years this Remedy
has been used In Thousands of the worst with
tonishing and uniform II contains no poison
Gus or Injurious properties whatever.
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Wonders of Japanese Art.

Mr.. Yaye, the Manager of the
First Trading and Manufacturing
Company of Toxic, at No. S65
Broadway, has just returned from
japan after devoting eight months
to the collection of rare, beautiful
and curious article. His purchases
are now being opened and at present
the display in the establishment is
most extensive and interesting in its
history. The stock embraces speci-
mems in every department. of Japa-
nese and Chinese art, from the
cheapest to the most expensive, and
some of the new pieces brought out
are of extraordinary interest as we'll
for their great antiquity as their in
trinsic merits. There is spread on
the second floor of the building near
the front very large rug of great
antiquity and interesting history.
About the most valuable articles in
proportion to size are three small,
fragile porcelain cups made in China
during the Ming dynasty-four hun
dred years ago. Though perfectly
plain white when looked at in the
ordinary way, when held to the light
the figures of rampant dragons
finished in some way in the interior
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

of the porcelain are revealed. The
scales and shading are as perfect as
if drawn upon paper by the most
skillful artist. There is large
assortment of Japanese fabrics, very
elaborate and of great antiquity, in
Guiding altar robes and pieces bro
caded in silver and gold and court
robes of gold warp embroidered in
silk. A rare curiosity is an ancient
Japanese censor of silver, decorated
with flowers in red and yellow gold.
The additions to the display OF
lacquer boxes are important. One
of the smaller boxes is nothing but
gold inside and out, but so skilfully
was the material handled that the
lights and shadows of the pictures
presented and the expression OF the
faces are as perfect as if many colcrs
had been used. At the Centennial
Mr.. Yaye bought the display of
elephant tusks in the Egyptian ex-
hibit, and sent them to Japan to be
carved, each to exhibit the promi-
nent incidents of the career OF a
great man. The largest was put in
the hands of the most famous carver,
with instructions to illustrate the
story of Yoshitsune, the Napoleon
of Japanese history, and the result
of nearly four years Of his labor Is
now on exhibition World.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
EUFNlrIU RE

FURN lIURB
OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
Consisting OF Mahogany, Rosewood and
Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
dining room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger
and more varied than can be found In
Delaware, and all articles sold at our
establishment are warranted as repre-
sented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable
designs made 10 order and kept constant
ly on hand. We also manufacture and
constantly keep a large assortment of
Spring, hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
dy j & j. N. HARTMAN.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16
EDUCATIONAL.
RANCIMGi

DANoise'
REOPENING OF A. 8. WEBSTERS Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become proficient in all
the dances of the day, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will find
1t TO their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen'E class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to l0 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, october ID,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to q, and Saturdays.
from 200 to 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robeiin d
Bros No. 7l0 Market street, or by mail to
A. 8. WEBSTER,
epl4 Masonic Nempie.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-16

The gold box presented to Gen.
Grant by London and the Irish bog
wood presented by Dublin, on the oc>
casion of the presentation to him of
the freedom of those cities, are on ex-
hibition at fair being held in Buffalo
for the benefit of the Homeopathic
Hospital.
Under the heading of ga Tough Co
nundrum," the Baltimore american
publishes letter from correspondent
who wants to know why the Park
Commissioners do not allow skating al
Druid Hill Park on Sunday, when ir
summer they allow boating, for which
a fee is asked