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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

Mary Gain, alias Washington accused OF petty
larceny. Was sent before the First District Oout t
under $3.50 bonds.
VIM. Narcisse and Jos. Ssneho, two youths
who were found gritty OF the larceny OF q sack
nnf oats. were committed to the Boys House Of
Refuge for one month,
The butchers cases were to have been tried
yesterday before Judge Sheehan. but were con-
tinued by the court until April 49, pending the
final disposition Of the city charter bill.
Henry Green. elias Hornsby, an OF capped con-
vict and fugitive from justice from the parish
OF iberia, was returned to the Parish Prison by
Judge. Sheehan, to be- held there according to
the order Of the Third judicial District Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. II. N. Jenkins. solicitor Of patents. No. az
Commercial place. officially reports to the Dem
ooRAT the following complete list OF patents
issued to Southern inventors for the week end
ing March 80. 1880:
Louisiana-Julien Saget New Orleans. paper
cartridge.
Alabama-Jacob Huy Whistler. stock car; A.
T. cksou, Cotton's Store, chimney lue aud
shield; W. B. LIE Noir and r. P Cnunn, Lower
Peach Tree washing appa ratus,
Texas "A. ID. Tytler. Saa Antonio. spur; ID.
Booker. Edom, device for slevating wag Jns; 4.
G. Zanettt Bryan. game apparatus.
Applications allowed-George Lemly. New
Orleans. rainwater cut. off.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-Ool Winthrop. Mrs
BAlRinin: O Mann. Boston; Z Jones and wife.
Canada; John stevens; Jr; Miss Stevens. I'LL
Miss; ABBOT. Nincoln. Nsb: 1 FnIier 1rsTn and
family. Nsw York; D 81 Orebs. Helena. Ark !;
Jas Laheyl New York; Floyd King, Ooncor-
dta: Nick Lewis Madison: r W Wright, New
York: y B Mcdowell. North CaroliGa; L r
7, Phillips New New York; shinkle and family. oin
Coy. Texas; T EAllison. Philadelphia: John A
Mills and family. Kentucky: de Marisl New
YORK: Sanders. j Sanders Miss Handers,
ct Mary; j Wyche. Iberia: w Airy, J r
Robinson, IPhiIadeIDbia: q g Williams. St
honis:J Fl Lnll and wife. J K Graves and wife,
Dubuqne; ] Weber, st Louis; w Northrnn
and wife, Chicago: A Fuller and wife, Mrs
II Aiken; Home: P Barron. New York Bish-
90. Jr, PHILADELPHIA.
YORK: Mrs Weet and child. Ben Lewis. city; Nj
F. McC ung. St Bernard: r Mayer, Milton
Fla: Jenks: PhtItp Quigley Sam d Byer-
Y. Joshua Piccioli. Montgomery. Ala; Mrs D
sheldon sheldon snd nsdo son Mrs Brown and two
3 Burlington. ri 1 wa; q Clay Emerson. Baltimore
e W Robertson and wife, Baton Rouge: @ An
rens C1ncinnat1: A @ Phelpa, wife and ch,lI
Denver. CI; J Buser. Davenport, Iowa; M
singleton. st Louis, Mo; P T Holldoo. and
Texas.
CAssIDY's HoTEL-wm tackle and wife,
Honma; James G Johnsou. Arkansas; James
II p-ndeton. Natenez; On. Guidry. Birasaria
Bumbach. Franklin; J g lanes, N7w York: j
ner and son. II p Luckstt. @ N Flower, Alexan-
dria: M B Bronssart Vermilion; Peat, city
+ Zslipg, franklin; T May Louisiana; Thos
Beary. Terrebonne; WI Booker. Memphis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
IREAT JACKSON ROUTE
GsasGA 10. sT. LOUIS ANB NEW @ws
LEANS RAHT.R0An.

Trains will leave and arrive at the Oalilpp0
Street Depot. on AL after January l7ffaRSsk kaa
follows:
Leave. ArriYX
Exp. no. l. $3.50 D. "a. END, No. q. $40 q. m
Mixed No. Q. 7:1b q. m. Mixed No. 4, 1880 D. En-
Nos, and run daily. Nos. and daily. ss;.
oept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for MeOomb City
leaves at 100 D. m.
sunday Excursion for MeComb City leaves at
PULLMAN PALAUh pLEEPlhu CARg
THOUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CIHGiENATT
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper ig at taahed at Milan
enabling passengers TO &C through ,withous
leaving the train. Only ONE CHANGE To
NEW YORK nnd MABTERN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining Chair cara
TO Yieksburg daily, without change.
-, Tickets for sale, berths secured and inforrna.
t!0n given at No. "a Camp street. corner on
Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
". CHANDLER. General Passenger AGENT
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
The motions to dismiss the appeals In the
following cases are fixed for
MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1880.
No. $3.50 Louisiena Ice Company Va. State
National Bank Of New Orleans, appellant.
No. 6ss6; jean M. Tupeiy vs. W. P. Harper ct
ais J., appelants,
No, 7453. Emile Tanneret va. Merchants Mu-
tuai Insurance Company. appellant
, No. 1873. Valentine Vredenburgb vs. w. J. Be-
han ct ais. appellants.
No. 1914. Louise l.. Sarrat, widow etc. appel.
liant. va. Widow George LHote.
No. 7752. Mrs. d. Weiser. appellant. vs. Peter
Blatse ct al.
No, 1870, Amedee Testart appellant, VS.. H.
Belot ct al.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
JOCKEY CLUB AND FAIR
GROUNDS,

The Jockey Club buildings and Fair Grounds
were disposed OF at private sale on Friday to
the new Jockey Club Association for $4,000
cash out of the subscriptions received to the
stock of the new club. Tue stock Is now In such
demand that only thirty shares are left. and
their sale ts only question of few days.
On the same day the Fair Grounds were a'so
sold on private terms to parties who immedi-
ately after the purchase, merged their interest
with that of the Jockey Club.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
TEE SANTTARIANS.
Regular Weekly Meeting Last ]

Regular Weekly Meeting Last Night.
The executive con mittee of the New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association assembled In
regular weekly session last night. Chairman
Bussey presiding. tMr. John C. Henderson
secretary.
Gen. Bussey announced thst the committee
elected at the annual meeting to succeed the
pnssent executive committee would be installed
on Tuesday next. when the officers OF the asso-
citation would be elected.
A communication was received from DR.. J. d.
Piunkett. DR.. Pinkney Thompson and DR.. John
III. Rauch. of the Sanitary Council of the Mis-
sissippi Valley. notifying the committee tha
he council would meet at St. Louis on the
Eenty-drst instant. and that the subjects to be
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
daximum temperature 70, minimum ss.
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.


BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following were recorded yesterday at the
office OF the Board of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Thomas MeTntyre, daughter
Mrs. Robert Bauer O son,
Mrs. Preston Harris q son.
Mrs Samuel Visnes q daughter
MRS. Oharlea Steroken. n daughter.
Mrs A. A. Caat auedn. q daughter
Mrs Charles Newman a con,
Mrs, Raoul Dupre, daughter,
DEATHS.
Brfgida Caloman, years.
Francis Parker. OF years
Pster Trel' nger, 40 years.
Louis Duvignaud. months.
Mary Gullder, days.
Mrs u. o. Bell. az years
Rev. Father Joseph de Lueea 81 years.
MARRIAsEs.
John l.. Buras to Marie Ball
Geo. Hcheuermann TO julia Heigler
Geo. Houidolere to Mary ID. Guerrero
Richard johnson to Palmyra Jackson.
Harry L. Brown to Alice L. Friedrich
Giles North to Elvins Robertson.
Louis Ackermann to Mrs. Catherine Bohnei-
der.
Joseph d. MARTINEZ TO Mary t. Thompson.
Frank Ridley to Mrs. Susan Wilkinson
Andrew Christian to Ella johnson.
NJ. " Mullon to Mrs. Catherine Willis.
Antoine Fouon tn Catherine Julie
John Washington to Elmlra d. Smith.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
A Dead Policeman.

Patrolman P. Mead was picked up uncon.
scious at o'clock yesterday morning at the
the Washington Hall by two colored men and
died In few minutes. His body was brouehS
viewed By the coroner. who found that death
had been caused by congastive CHILL
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
IRISH RIFLES.

At a meeting of the Irish Rifles. Comp any A.
held last evening the following named gentle
men were elected for the ensuing year: Cap
tain. John Fitzpatrick: frat lieutenant, Nj. r,
Kane; second lieutenant. P. NJ. Gar y; second
lie utenant, jr. p. King: o. S.. James Haney
treasurer. James Kiililea
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
MORE HOPEFUL.
The --latest Intelligence from the
Creyasse.

The following was Yesterday received by the
Governor from Col Hardee:
CREvAssE. April 10.
The frst break was success sfuiy closed last
night and the only remaining one far ad-
vauced and will be closed in few hours. The
hoped BY night to have the main dam az near
water tight as such work can be made. This
will take us all night again. and II we can re.
tain sufficient labor for to- o-morrow. will have
the water shut out from all sides and the
erevasse completely stopped.
T, s. HARDEE
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

either side our great river. were your peers In
spirit, in courage and In devotion. and that,
tried tas you were notl by accumulation Of dis.
aster, In patient endurance they exceeded, to
aud amid a dark ness illumined here and there
with TRANSIENT and deceptive CLEANS. llustra-
that human virtue should be equal to human
pnl m ~ -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

CUISINES MACHINERY DEpaT-We take plea
sure In directing attention to the machinery
advertisement OF our enterrrising merchant,
W. l.. CUehing. which will be found In another
column. MIR. Gushing is agent for the largest
Northern and Western machinery msnufac-
turers. and with a full stock on hand ss pre-
pared to fill orders at the lowest possible prices
The celebrated Eagle cotton gin. which 1s
known throughout the whole Southern country.
ca be found at CusntnR's. aad although praces
have somewhat adyAread on all machinery the
The Eagle cotton gin will b furnished at present
prices TO the first OF June
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

NEW MUSIC. The DEMOCRAT Is indebted to
Mr.. Louis Grunewald for the New Heel and
Toe Polka. dedicated to Miss Celeste stauffer,
of this city. and arranged by Basile Bares.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
Second Recorders Court.

The case of Chas. e. Evans. a private of tn,
Thirteenth United States Infantry. who was
charged last week with outraging a little coloreC
girl, aged seven years. was opened YESTERDAY
and continued until to- MORROW
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
PERSONAL.

Geo. w. W. Reed. manufacturer sad proprie-
tor of the Celebrated Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic,
has arrived from the North. He can be found
as usual. az friend Rollanders. No. sc Custom
house street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.
wan DEPARTMENT.. I

war DEpARTMENT,l
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:os .. m. Saturday April 10.
lOhservstions taken at the same moment OF
time at all stattons,l
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

BATS BY THE THoUsANDs.-Ths Red Star Shoe
Store, corner OF Canal and Baronne streets.
has one Of the largest ass ortments OF youths.
boys and infants hats In this city. Just think
Of IT, 10 900 youths straw hstI st twenty cents
5000 AT ren cants. 45oo picaic hats for boys at ten
cents. besides thousands of other sts les and
prices beyond our power to enumsrae here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

Why suffer with indigestion when MalakofY
Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
try II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

OFF1oE New ORLEANS, SPANISH

OFFICE New ORLEANS, SPANISH FoRT AND
Lake Railroad Company. 7
ON AND AFTER MAHUH 1, 1850, THAINH
~ will leave the Depot. corner OF Canal and
Basin streets at $3.50. 2, H. ~. L. a, .. a. and
o'clock. and the rate will bs as follows:
Round trip to he Lak Q and return. go cents
Round trip. children between and Ia
years. s.......:............. 10 cents
Round trip to City Park and return D. HB cents
Family tickets, as round tfips. ......... I'D Go
Family half tickets, 25 round trips
children to 10 years. ............1. 81 90
Children under yeare. .............,... Free
Liberal Arrangements will be made with pia-
nie parties and schools.
Arrangements can ne made for special trains
to be run during or after regular houra,
u. 8. WILLIAMS. tS
mhe I'm General Manager
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11

New Music Ask for the Wedding Heel and
Toe Polk4, by Basile Baris. the most Fascinating
eyer published: For sale at all music stores.
Price, IS cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
JUDICIAL AnvERT1sEMENTs.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.


succession of A. V0awa,
GEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orleans, No. 1s,ss8-No ioe Il hereby.
given to the creditors OF this estate and TO ali
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notHcstion If
any they have or can, why the final account pres
sented by Alfred Moulton, iestamentsry egeeu-
bomolgated. and the funds distributed in as-
eordanee herewith.
BY order Of the court
ap11 10 2o+ JOHN HERBERT. Cerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
Fifth District Court.
Superior Criminal Court

A. Wright vs. Capt. Geo. Wolf. owner Of the
steamboat Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILiOAD
~ sMOBILAE FAST Line

NEW ORLEAEB AND MOBILE RAILiiOAD
~ sMOBIhE FAST LINEl
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EABTEHra
CITIES.
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY pASs
BTfNa ER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, April 4, 1880. trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot OF Canal stressI.
as follows:
LEAvE. ARRIVE
No. 1 Express No, Express,
daily. .......7. 7.eOR.m. daily. ......... 100 aafs
no. Express No. Express
daily 800 DIM daily sees. 10 80 gsyn
No. 9 Coast Ae- NO. Coast Ae-
oommodatin eommodattn
daily except daily except
Sunday. ....9:gO p.m Sunday ....,p,g am.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured In advance on application Rt th1
office corner Camp and Common strestg. opEo..
b. b. ROBINSON. .guperintendenE
d11y J. w. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent,
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AN ya1,oauHNT TRIBUTE.
Rev. Tr. Markham's Address to the
Army of Tennessee. #te

81 the request Of all who heard Rev. DIR
Farkhsm's oration at the annual reunion of
the Army of Tennessee. and also OF many who
heard Of It, we have secured this eloquent
tribute to the past from the gifted orator. and
reproduce 1t in full. Unhappily 1t Is impos.
sible to reproduce the spirited action. the
musical voice. the flashing eyssand that sym
pathetic ensemble which carries away an
audience.
In RnaWer to the tORst.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
LOCAL u EERMD.

y; Indicates rising: F, indicates lsil,nx,
Indicates stationary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-11
CONFIRM ATOMS.

After the transaction Of routine business ii
meeting adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
Suicide ut San Antonio.

Special 70 Tho Herald,
San Antonio, June 4.-To-day George
Huffman, an old and well-known mechanic,
was found dead in his carpenter shop. In,
vestigation showed that he had deliberately
suicided, taking a large dose of cyanide Of
potassium. He had threatened to take his
life several times before, and attempted it
once by drowning, but was rescued; hence,
the tragedy was net altogether unexpected.
The day previous he had a pistol, and
intimated that he would shoot himself, but
probably concluded to try something that
would not hang fire. The jury rendered a
verdict of suicide by poison. He leaves a
wife and family of grown sons and daughters
to mourn his loss. The cause assigned is
whiskey,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
CITY DOTS

Rainfall for the week ending June 4tt
u 6l00 inches.
The Trinity river was booming yesterday
ind was nearly out of its banks.
The cotton buyers contemplate organizing
aCotton Exchange, and they certainly ought
toao it.
AIiller's Quadrile band (colored) favored
VI with serenade last night. They make
5weet music. $40.
Peachstone liniment manufactured by
PATERSON Il Tolliver of this city, is meeting
with fine sale, This celebrated liniment Is
|dAily growing into popularity.
The special train for Weatherford yester-
Hay morning consisted of five coaches, and
An of them were well filled. About three
pun tred people got on ut this point.
sThree Italians assaulted Mr.. Evans,
Former of Main and Market streets last night,
Peating him up in most brutal manner.
rhey we're arrested and placed under bond.
In the District court yesterday j. B. Lygo
Rs.the Amazon Insurance company, iudy-
|nent was given for the plaintiff for $4,000,
Rith eight per cent interest from date of
Toss.
John SchHieder who was arrested by
Eonstable Marian Thompson at Scyene on
fhe charge of theft of money, was commit
FED to Jail yesterday in default of $500 bond
r. await his trial Monday before County
pudgs Burke.
There will be a rifle match at Longs
axe Saturday at 2 p. m, at distance of
kwo hundred yards, off.hand. The best
narksman to- get for prize single bug
N and the second best handsome Smith
Wesson six-shooter.
[&The entertainment proposed and offered
Mr. J. w. Thompson at his variety thea
for the benefit of the Savoy Sufferers has
9eon postponed until next week. 1t will be
lMoughly advertised and steps taken to
nake it a complete success.
Last evening man on horseback, and ev-
oenty in liquor, ran over DR.. Cochran's
lttle son. near the corner of Caruth and
sfnhh streets, knocking him down and So
erely bruising him. A warrant was issued
orsthe reckless rider, who has not yet been
fpprehended.
Yates, the buffer, who banged Dernsn in
~ nose Thursday evening and who was
uKged Tor his little hilarious act was fined
" ana cost in the Mayors court yesterday
ntn,ng The witness against him for the
III hsd gone and the officer preferred the
~ Vi drunkenness against him.
mere is movement on foot by the Fire
~ Pnsr'ment to get an allowance from the
50 much year, and run the depart
on their own hook, the buildings here
1s put up, to beinspected by Chief Conner.
ss volunteer department, the matter
no doubt meet with favorable considera-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
Marshall Matters

Special to the Head.
Marshall, June 1.-THE verdict of five years
in the penitentiary, rendered in the District
court here last week against Henry Richard
son, for assault to murder Chesley Hewey
colored, was set aside by Judge Body and
the accused admitted to bail. The shooting
grew out of improper language alleged to
have been used by Hewey to Richardson's
wife. District Attorney Spivey represented
the State and w. S. Coleman, George L.
Hill and L. P. Wilson appeared for the
defense.
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Pilot Points Contribution to the Sa.
vOy Sufferers.

Special 20 the Herald. .t
Pilot Point, June 4.-The following named
gentlemen constitute committee appointed
by the citizens of this place, in mass-meet.
ing held recently, to solicit contributions to
the Savoy relief. viz Messrs. Baird, Carroll
Covet, Chandler, Cohenhaver Davis, Gard
ner and Jones. As result of their efforts
check for 1881 was forwarded to-day. This
VAS preceded by An individual Offering of $40
sent anterior to the organized action of our
people The aggregate contribution to date
of Pilot Point is S22l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05

Little Rock, June 4,-The Democratic
State convention, on the Both ballot, NOM
mated Thomas Churchill for Governor, and
Jacob Frolich for Secretary of State, and
William E. Woodruff, jr, for Treasurer,
was nominated by reclamation.
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Continued ON fourth page.
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Relief bill Passed

Washington, June Ain the Senate to.
day, on motion of Mr. Pendleton, the Senate
bill for the relief of Henry Warren, OF
Westherford, was taken up and passed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
Cotton Worm,

Special to the Herald.
Ian Antonio, June 4,--Farmers from. the
country report the appearance ofthe cotton
worm. 1t is thought they are not in sufficient
numbers to create any serious alarm. The
wool markets are still at q deadlock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
The Iron Cross Arson Case.

New Orleans, June Am the Iron Gross
arson case the State obtained severance of
the accused and Charles johnson was placed
on trial. A jury was empanneled and the
case continued until tomorrow.
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IT, b. B. and G. Q. clubs and the scholars
Y academy are invited TO attend nv
,ug az Windsor park this 4 p. m. Schoi-
uo wish to enter can do so by calling
.s,hn;orning at rooms over Howe Sewing
que ONCE Half tuition In advance. .
Respectfully,
F MAJ. AFFORD.
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General Gordon to speak.

Augusta, Ga, June 4.-Ex.Senstor John
B. Gordon speaks here tomorrow regarding
his resignation,
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Massachusetts Democrats

1,on' June 4.-The Congressional dis
Demoeratic convention was held in this
iIou mi night and elected delegates to the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-05
To the Associa ted Press.

WORK OF THE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Chicago, June 4-11:0O a. mat 2:26 this
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12

In that they have served as horrible
examples OF human deprAvity, as
shocking warning Of the terrible fate
in store for evil doers-this last In the
comparatively few cases when they have
been caught and hung in chains, not In
the very many cases when, as age
hos come upon them they have re.
tired from business, settled down into
lives Of the utmost reSpectsbility, and
died in the edor Of carbohydrates have
been moraliSts ever since the nice dis.
tinction between piracy and certain
other forms of bighsea robbery was
made and recognized.
"TriAl by Jury" "Tbe sorcerer"
and "H. NJ. s. PinGfore" may be said
also of "The Pirates OF Penzapce;" and,
like its predecessors, the new opera offers
genuine amusement that Is go clsGnly,
so refined, in all respects so Wholesome,
that the most csns0rious critic cannot
pick flaw In it upon moral grounds.
Uhs moral value OF such q work in the
much talkti.About "reformatio of the
stage" may not easily be oyeres tinated.
The presentation Of the "Pirates OF
Psnzsnce" at the Opera House to NOR
row evening, will be the finest produc.
ton ever offered our music loving
people. The company cannot be ex-
celled. Seats can now be secured at the
usual place without extra charge. By
all means secure your seats In advance.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
New Mail 20 New York.

Postmaster Pyle, ever mindful of III,
interests Of the business men Of vii
mington, has made arrangements for ar
additional mail to Philad alpha and
New York. All letters dropped into
the boxes up to 8 O'Clock In the even.
ing will be collected for the new mail
that closes at the Post Office at 1926
r. M. This gives correspondents ia
New York an opportunity Of writing
letters in this city up to 8 O'Clock in
the evening, and the same letters will
reach New York in time for dis,ribu.
ton and delivery through the city
early the next morning several hours
7arlicr than usual. Much credit Ia due
Mr.. Pyle for his successful effort 10
accommodate the business COMMUNITY
Of the city.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-12
A Large klaMmeF

The Harlan and Hollingsgcfh
psny are nov building alarSsnoi
wheel steamer for the NOrwtA an.
York Transportation Company topl
tween the city Of New York sd
ington, Connecticut. II will Hsiul
the steamer Narsganset, andSNlV
feet long, 46 feet beam aud li
inches deep. The boat will eIs|
breadth any steamer that has II
tered the Christ ana creek, add
It passes through the draw d
Third street bridge there will
be the space of l! inches bstE'eH
side Of the boat and the draaI
surface ccndensing boiler eG'Ini
be used. The cylinder will b. 20 |
in diameter and IL feet stroke,