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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
FLORIDA SHIP CANAL.
IN. O, State.1, ,

j
Last year there was an appropriation
made in tho river and harbor bill for the
purpose of surveying the peninsula Of
Florida, to ascertain tho, feasibility of
constructing ship canal across 1t, in
tho interest of commerce., TO avoid the
dangers of the gulf of Florida, the
reefs, and the Bahamas. .e
The survey has been made under
the supervision of Gen. q. A. Gilmore,
and in his report he favors the project.
The importance of shortening the dis
tance, and reducing the risk in grain
shipments especially, Is patent, when
it Is an established fact that within
three years the British and Canadian
Wellaud Canal, which will enable ships
of 1000 tons to receive grain cargoes at
Chicago and other lake ports, and carry
them direct to Europe, making an
inland water route 2lO miles, and reach-
ing into the very heart Of our great
agricultural States; and it willsbe Inn
possible to compete with it unless tho
Mississippi is improved, and the route
across Florida opened. Should this be
done, however, tho Northern trans
portation companies could not possibly
compete with us, as navigation there
is closed five months in tho year.
From national point of Wow, a
Florida ship canal is an object of inn
portance, as part of a. comprehensive
scheme for improving and cheapcning
our water transportation from the heart
of our grain and cotton growing re-
gions to foreign ports. 1t would be i'm.
possible to flx its rental or money earn
ing value, and what need? Let II
stand in the same relation to tho govern
ment Rs river and harbor improve
ments. #.r..tss
This projected canal will shorten tho
route between New Orleans and Now
York-497 milcs--and its cost Is esti-
mated at &5O,OOO,OOO.
Since the increase depth of water
at the South Pass, there has been
reduction of freight on cotton, averag-
ing during the year onc-fourth to three
eighths of cent per pound and from
six to ten cents per bushel on grain
the saving on freight in these two staples
during the year, is estimated at up
wards of s2,O0O,00O. Add TO this tho
advantage of a short cut through
Florida, which would save time and
insurance, and produce lower rate Of
freight, and there is every. reason to
believe that the proposed improve
ment would increase tho transporta-
tion business of tho Mississippi valley
tenfold.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
WHY ?Oi ! WHY2

1t used to be a boast OF Horny Clcws,
tho banker, that he was a Sclf-male
man. Ono day he noticed that Henry
Trawers, the Wall street wit, whose
stammerlng squibs OF speech have won
world wide celebrity, was cycling
his bald head with a critical expression
OF countcnance. "Wcll, what's the
matter, Travers 2" asked Clcws rather
impatiently. "U-H-HeDry, responded
the other, "d.d-didn't you say you
were self made man?'' ayes, ccr-
tainly, made myself. tThen WV
why the d-d-.leviI, when you were n "A
about it, didn't you p-pput more h-h-
hair on the the top of your head ?'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16

Finally 1t must be admitted that
there is little brag also in the Demo-
cratic platform, but 1t ia ON point
where the party has right to boast of
itself. It shas reduced the public ex-
penditures forty millions a year." say
the. Democrats, and they might have
added that it did this against the
sneers and open and covert opposition
of the Republicans In Congress. This
democratic boast Is, well founded.
They had the courage to be unfashion-
able. From the day they regained con-
they have fought for rigid economy,
sometimes with poor Judgment, but
courageously and regardless of the out
cries and resistance Of tho republicans.
The lobby has disappeared from WASH
ington since the democrats "came in :"
that lobby which was once so powerful
that In the last House which was under
republican rule the Speaker was public
ly presented with q piece of silver as
testimonial from ssthe king of the
lobby" ....r.. -, ~, -, 80 - y ~
It was said by one Of the shrewdest
men in the democratic party some
years ago, "I don't believe we ,den-
ocrats will ever win until we dare to
be democrats.'' Well, the PLATFORM
this, year Is genuinely democratic
platform the party seems at last to
have tnrned democratic. It has re-
gained its old time boldness and direct
ness 1t dares once more to say what 1t
means. Who knows? perhaps It will
win. 1t looks little that way just
now. .-. - .....I. . ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16

Gen. Alfred l.. Pearson, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, the member Of that State of the
National Committee for seven years of
the Veteran Boys in Blue, for a long
time Republican leader in the conf
dcncc of Don Cameron, and Chairman
OF the Republican City Committee; who
wac a Union Brigadier General, and
District Attorney, has declared for
Hancock.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
Dentistry.

DR.S.L. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
Years in ths practice, he fools confident OF
giving satisfaction in all branches OF his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
Office at residence on Jackson street, near
the Female A Acaiemy, Monroe, La.
v7-mar16:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
MONROE FERRY.

Ferriage at the Monroe ferry, on sun
ii ed at half rates.
Pleasure sl,iffs kept for hire at all times
II, ]. LARkIN.
Monroe Ian 20 1880 If Lessee.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
nENTISTRY!

Painless extraction of teeth by the aid
Of nitrous oxide gas, administered by DR..
D Beatty, dentist Of p years experience,
and can refer to work of twenty years
standing in Monroe. Office over. bank,
west room.
Monroe, La, Jan. 2, 1850 II.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
JOHN CALDERWOOD. THOs. T.
Drs. CalderWOOd s. Ably,

Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery.
Office on Grand street, i'll rear of 4. w.
McFee's Drug Store, and opposite j. W..
Smiths carriage shop.
January 23. 1880. n20:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
Dr.T.P. Richardson

"AS resumed the practice of Medicine.
III He may be found, when not profess
siOnallv engaged, at MOore's drug store
during the day, and at his residence at all
other hours. Monroe, Feb. g. 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
F. +. sTUBHs., TALBOT STILLNAN'
StublDs Il StillMan,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Monroe, La,
n will practice in the Parishes OF
and in tho Federal Courts. Will take
claims for collection in all other parishes in
same in connection with attorneys residing
there. March 7, 1879. 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
John II. Dimkgrave,

TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
"A Office opposite Court House. Practices
in all the Courts Of North Louisiana also
in the Supreme Court Of the State and the
Federal Courts. All claims, including cot
ton claims, will receive prompt attention;
Land Ofhce and Pension matters attended
to. March %, 1879. .-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16

Il. RICHARDSON. SD. M'ENERY
J. S. YOUNG. E
Richardson, N1cEnery 4 Young,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n will practice in all the parishes OF
North Louisiana, the Supreme Court of the
state, the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land
Office Department OF the General Govern
ment. January IL, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
rNER. NJ. j. LIDDELL.
BO8lneF a. l4ialllell, r-r. ..l

4 TTORNIGYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n Law, Monroe, La, will practice In all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and in the Land Office Department
of the Genoral Government.
Office fronting northeast corner of public
square. +-'' January 3, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
REPORT OF CITY TREASURER.

..rb ~ O s I 80 ts"'' e
1,..Alys .
81 CITY, TRxAs
iln,an,7 ina ,taoth of
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
Joseph f. Johnston,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
n will practice i'll all the Courts OF
North Louisiana, and in the Supreme
Court of the State.
January 25, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16
JAMES It. sT1sOTHEEs,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Monroe La
n Will practice law in North Louisiana
before the Supreme Court at Monroe, Fed
eral Courts of Louisiana, Court Of Claims
and Supreme Court of the United States al
Washington City, ID. ..a...
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-16

John II. Lu<leltnG, s f.,t
A TIORNEY AT LAW, Monroe, La, will
n practice in the State aud Federal Courts
in Louisiana, and in the Supreme Court at
Washington City. rr II sf
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
nrD..I-lA--Oct. q

S,,or7ne Coprf -"t'm5ve %, Jnls' Lawrence
In a.. matter O'Cuuuor 80 dt trantri drr. rc notion
t'raulry ar trIvlcy OF co'at" i.r i"r"t o The
,-t,re LA tl. t.,r Marina t-f. EclIh U 80 dcIru. ID
Iht i.i, 81 to1 Mo," g. lmtc' " cir burg .rI VI
-in.y iei Ho- tlr n tier II certain -,Ui t"h,rt
-on .e Godt,y 1s'am lgi Dodr' AtoiH 'rt NodHe'
A.4r. t-t tud MIue as,. tnl r,y .o''i -"" % T.
G'df. ..-ug.,I- can'ed i.h'f O. t"j ltl. Der a.
..,- Ih. .-lpo. a.t Brio tllWt Comp paHy ad uh-
iH Nullrr atlIfl Joid.h l-l Iuloh
aud others rrautr ANA u-t rIft l" George
Iat-o4 referee here oOf appointed uy ihf 'uiL Nf
F,l. agI e. c. Mut.u. t.ltI Wilu"'' '-t" l'Hi u
NotlUu denied vi Do VIh cost tHlh 20
IIlldsr 80 90. .ter-1 'tN tiohgu N"ht ;
,,r.,t .et -mlc.- Mouous grated H. .i4t hdtit. u
iuiso ..cach-Garduer agL Gar nor order ''tiird
g,,u +iflrti nd uiNcf VII ur plta-t'
M ',rf,..,f, 10 th- vi mark ttl +ab igi I in'
J. 1. e. .'infi N' it''if
~ .t.' q, fnft .. it'NUu .trautt,.
S,ocriOr { Coart-Npecdi Ium-By Judg" frr' man.
,, IS meet etc 81 tnr Al4cudLtnt- linn f,icrftd
,o ii, owns are allowed. WI. NO, lu, a. j.. ~ - -
W Tia ~ il7 {I9 J24 .--. No o. should br lowed
.t - ftf as A. ct- the pIutiug 900 tiI n t, ih"H-
tA''P. Wright Cabot r ti ntl ~
T Nrnning Igt. ho~tuu.li all The lt"i "-el am hi
,snt. are to le passed copy oI Tue s'H" mrs
,,,rr. mus be handed with the apriop''" oiehoa
,H't,ch &c ar Edrmry,r ct ai -ihr p"ph'h iinehl-
m, M, whc nicd 10 by apfci,t' are o" 81 "a
~ Of mos wucl rrniaiu IN sputc tht iIo"lng are
V,owea AS propo.rd No, T. T. = o. - H. ~ ~ ~ 20
M "S "a S5 81 40 "a. 40 o. -, o. q 81 Co. 90 ~ ~
20 ~ IS 76. s5 %, 90 81 vS 30 so w. IOi loo
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
onli,on Galts o. Nea. 0staie.

CT. NlCHOLAS AVENUE AND ONE-hUN,,
y DNtDAN FORTY TlFl IL .. - iDrTnf 20 0
me = ~ oi NewYO,k J0ng wand nh we an l'obet
~ VlnGc hcu 81, piaDiids asunst Wih D" o. "'i" H''
Oiher-. ueis1IaIts .. 49,. -
In uur l.A.o ~ ui gneut o. or'cio'uro 1d " % m@lo
anf eutira. tho cnpuod acu0I tci the 'ih ~
O November. IS.7 l. Francis g. Bowman. 30 ,.Hr' ga y
4rpiuff Court, tjiH Nt' 90
n y 1850 In the pace a steld m G6'ig3 " Hd'r "Tir
m4Ds SAFE uGder sat ll1smen &c, sal srti al P"D3
,tr on at the > lcsr'om. no T. bi"H : > -
me iiis O York, Uu iU4t-DA IN" fi IL" "i ''''
ha. 1888 at L. O.O.k noon hy T. T. hymbh "' VI iei
tl- Land and PREMISES btl 90 otd d' SlsJ - i| 90
Al G.O-c certain lots tes an trt7 g. - - '' -
lvur n.i.g 20 W fd ui ih" ~ " e. tf''N
and rould lnl d,.oi ibel f,JWs Hcyu"S "I "a "Js
ncr .J.AuQ H. uta. r.pI ui tur ci7ci. hN- ~ ~ 'i
tic Aytu.. 80 4i tr s1u ctt lur "r o'r %! '
iI.-fr tt tt running ltItr ei Z V
ii Oi side bi 1it lh" lu i Ian
orfy Il tI-lIccL hundred tHO irrt "hi '' liyuth
more or less. rprta u - nrf aFrnHr wa oh d2
man IN thC OIL n--Outr5 oi Ia no tAc Ciy -
alorg the westerly -u- of 5d proposed 80" aFflH,
one luudrci My tct Ecrce rnIHihe ""ft"ry n
4 fa !e o 7u1 last u.IIr Itt I'D 70 ~
hundred tho std et-fsr ln 'r -i" ed" ANhie oi
NIcipi- pom disiIn Ht'E one hnp"i'h ""i 'Ht
Jir feet inches lui Oie7utritr "' ir A 10 b" OF
sad soIthrl-l Trer of "a % A'rInr 80
NIchll4 and Ouo-hurall fi!uIy-n 90 -it'it d I'D ~.
r,0- no retl piy the sd ct-tfrv IN or -''e ol
Avenue a. NichIl, rfi aIi "ehiY 10 e0 "t mbi
inches ard qItII O u ln,h more or ie't ID ;' y'h
o.. ltrc oi baaIaus-]tte N. .NNpt. SD nhn ~ 81
' I..ANCI5 O.. BOW iA% Ioici'c.
JAve- =. CUN',G
IIiutl1s Ati9 'noy.
Ir 1lur i.aiil.g y. = city.
- -1aw iu,c "a
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

100 ITO. III. iI2 NO "a allowed WIN ecyceplion o.
a.. non nd mo, "a liu b.. r' 30 lNt h ai""1l
VIM fbs ,zet;oioi be- w.rls regures-o o. cohS quenceS
It1.e " T. 1.. sn,.ute.k agj. Dove, etc Order oi
uisconuuarce. NchbHtu H-t -ri' %. 't' 'i'l't "i ~,
f4utf t .u costs. Ia4IJH aa- ID, tF "" W @ 20,
0av "a cuc1r i-r, Lowe of t Ir zen. ID ..,s
WITH -ln r,4t4 tft.'f granted i.H p w
o., - 'e..I- lH.l .tiou ula,t granted '.'thiy
AT th. pIoy.acac, aud Il mugou etanrhip ''"P'" ~
OrIrT l-n.d
Common Piq>->gerd Trn liv yndee E',c",- ,',r,
T,vInr anal ,tp I.r .rf Charter 0f itr ir-ui .
.nt ion tnc q. ondaut demurrer with c's''
Opil O. ,.,,
J0yfgp Copri- Cagfptpr8 90 Bp Judge Nnr'n,-
Bcloy- tgt D.y Order denied Greenwood aet S'N'''
Cri,- , are : vlcatei. WoiI tgt W.lt; Powers t'
Ruff Same l"t and another AIpi Ji = ,'.N'n'
man art. uaz oy-O Ot1er fo. iwtsn' It A'ud 10 ,t
rtth-Nlcht -. kCIy apu0uted 4tl"i"t ..-
TrFn Order of dsoon n4u,e J,um AFT tinh--oi'o'
OF commission ,..,-,.o. q, ss
pei opinion ncd cNarnaTa ief. K'rfr1n lud2"'l ,o
p.iuiiI of gJf. tbt. GO cas- oI"il'
10 dee 4re aHaud tnca toned without cost h,ii 80
schulz Graham Fdrun. LOIc@s aSL NtseV'0t N'N'
bell at L0rd.y-OTGeTS settled
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Cll1 Duo erln 60 Ce!.

LTFlCEa 30 LET, some dosirib,c, at low
" pf.c-e I'D jIe 1.cu., B. D.. ana hrr-ilan--. . 20
l.. Nt-..u .- auI r4, i.3w J1DIft| f. D. l.p..AN NJ
rf,O ETNT.---Au rir.art furnished housa. -
EoDH~ t"r f.n %" ~.rctt o. VASE ittF uh.H Isl ti5,
uu I.iu.-t. IttN in'n tqHaT- aus riht. Al"I'7
nOLHI~. Iubin, Uptown Dfa,o ..2.- bioi'"ts.
TO KLNF.-Fmu.sh- house. Ohio stone,
ihr0c -or, h.b -to0p on I2itn So, BE- " 'oi ana
On ave. rrieol 'lot, un"eAaie posse 'i-' N''''
,sGTH-oT.. NEAR jTH-AYE.-HaHdsoue'y
obO musfrl uoG,s Vuyaio g..u.s. Apb} ,o A. DAilhh
- W",l i. .l--t
ftTH->T. near Broadway-l .orN, ai-a.-
) sil.u. i} FURNISHED house to et w ulFHoo 't"y'
A. ykiIlt. - u i.,t .Ita =;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Aorses nu0 Rooms JUauleo.

UOUSE WANTEO.-To hra by IN III
I IN ,Y o. ADULTS. must Ls new nr lH perfect 'iti
.nutl of "A e.. ul good u.iehbo hood rut i'" >
4. II o. AaG ts-. w.h parueulr-. M, Box H. tlO lh'
Uptuwn once, l,-j- lr1ltHay
SArANTEO.-For tn winter months t'lY
W nrn,hcd house orllDn between Ban -nd i'-'i',
al. and Gth ,vrs uoc about Itr month Iuat mast
be cpnIlr ty UuIuI haI. u0 n.rlfS nec' aipF Ahl'r
" L.. T.. ". box top. Sew OK b iJN'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
rAlENnAR, rHIs DAY-

~r-pqr'w Couu -cHs rWa,-LlN lNr'nce 2i,t %, ~
lo3oa. M raieudar gdi.ei a. "a D. mN3,, IL, ia
si5 as D. ~j7 lGl 2'i 2'8 2'- 2''- 80 "'@ QUO ''
M ,,aen tar vos J. - aia AZ, ~ ~ AZ
g. iGj 565 ioG i67 l5s lCJ 40 al. t72 49, a. 40
Gi,i,,l rrr-pays p I an araay ana biTres' Us ~
court 1t lts3" % M y 17 49, 3@. .,7' 81 J7y
z,5 z56 30 js -, -. - -''. $50 90 - 2''
-recttL tt.a- ..s - ~, Z,r 5,1 757 7jg
~ ,73 ia 40 ~. a. 49, 49, $780, '' 'o- '7' '''
cIic,rr-rAe f-D4p .'s. I-court opens al lo@o@ m
htiourn"i tiuui NruI 81 urv1 . No.
r'rr -it'c1 d. our "'n7 "'., ~ 5'.I .io . ,'G
80 l. 3,3i 20 30 %. 1otL 2J'I. o,7' -i'i 2.' 49,"
"'Pt,rr IIJ-- -. I.-conrt opens ~ 1850 a. m-Ad'
,o'rn.a i,,i SO .oay % 70. ,., ..... .,o,.
O.. DO a. DID, Cica. tet.i q % 49, u 'r* o. - .,' - m
IutL rF'v -ptEr friedman d, -pnrt OPENS A. IL g. W.
Pan ~ 5trir b. Court ooeps 81 u m;-No. -
l~,. ,l9 i-l 4l5 ga, DOB 49, "'- tOa 49, 9'o' go
T,I irI- @cicwick o. Court oa .ns Al D. a u N'3
2Ji 3D. .iHj j4l . .1.t ga. l14 - % ~ s,
'.3 4l5 I56, az, ilS. 459 Is, f-@ 4' 49' -7' '''
COMMON rLRAs-srEcI,LT TIm Va Erunt Court opens
al 'I'or'f, Ti.% j. r. ay b. oPoos 81 II a. m
IRiAL IEAI-PAu &c. Day', }. OpW5 W W'S w A. III -
u m Nps 80. 800 200 49, Jot ']'' o-'' o'- O''' '''
Nas 1j5 ~ 4 6 780. ISL ~. To- 75i 49, 1885, ISL
.. IEaAL -issos,-rAer -smyth, T.e p 't'g & sg..
T1r,,4 Vauipu a. Niro,t r"5p'fy ry" ~ 3iY'~
E.r,.dr ti,org. Buck. l. lew. uhrgid NaiH
J. O't tOunrlL roDp. ~ jrL - o"' @"& @" 80 .il, - y I'll
loln NrGovin viol tuon INU.e aw imothy MIll'h 40
rAEI Ii-CowinE. r e. 'c9pie "gL ma M harnn ~ @ Jonn
H. ,0fr.. John iulurt lt Hp'4 h'3'u' N' ot.ti'I1 .
in % ON,i. James UIg'rry, L'n Wil"'' gran" Ai'""s'
Mathew II ini. ditch) from '''' "'''"'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SIRIKE IL B,OLLEN MILLS

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 5.-A reduction OF
10 gel ccnt dH made 10 tao wages oi ihr a. efatNrs o
tt. ml.lt ol the A. & ". sprague ManuiaciLHn2 Com
,,,uv now run by Il trustee. on Oc,ODe /. lof,ruHy
ia ,elu al the N.t,ck ria ana the mil, Ntfr thu
tnyu fne opcr4uvrS went To the Arctic and Qudi
and made 40 uurucccesi attempt 10 get the Operative cs
M mills 10 strIke
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TnE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct. G.-In the Court OF Appeals

today .re f,lovfus bU Hu"a, va tr'n9'ctd;
30 21O-. annie. = r,cott shor6. etc rn-pondrni, agt
,,t n Low lreuHI o. M d. Grnrti OF ape"
la.f lud n Thew Hand fcspp cent 40 - r""d1
- lnr app,lar ar. FreucTtk i4rkrr mi others respond
rf-. ,tgIoI uy joan T. patt"' Tor Aptt an tul L.
" aui . '~.p".lrai,. 40 -ol.-liI-fII D iaic' ApDo
an ,, 40 tayur. .ic. u y w tk resp nGtnI M+ued
b, james A yoaIus ior appellant "ui } - Ae4l Ioi 10
r lowing ~. .y calendar at te CONT Of appeals
.Ir nur-dy CcOoer7 7 leoJi SOS JJI J'J Joi 40 -'o
d IL III
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
ANIHi,AN.
mn courts.

THE SUIT AGAiNS! CEyERL SHERIDAN.
.,u.igc tboa'c yesterday denied the motion
,t tu. pinuun' 10 he "a. oi Jamo, a WIa'u against
General r.lip r.. ahruiAu. g." h'e and rf'r ''" of
iu ia I,ris i- uu,'lc Cd "H tlii tno td1t-
t..uiI f. t- IN ont ci~' Oi rAtrtr'iltt crruu-
STANCE .1. s s required or tne grating ut t,c relief
..r r.I
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
cAcMAIu MUSICAL lLSngAA
5.-Tne Musical Festival

CNCINNArI. Oct. 5.-Ine Musical Festival
for Mty 1887 wa. urSAnzct last n.<-. W the annual
tuc.tug {. tn- F--i'v As-ociaitou and hy thr hr-t
u.. 80 oi tine Chorus A.-Oc iun. III pr en- o. arr,
\. rpt Sic. rs. Mlcuc lud Haze who r,t tr were lo
Il, cfcd; an ". ~. yior aud Jouu C.u.cn "trr
l, s.u I,r Gtoru- ucc.Il wa- Attended by 900 per
.of,s and fr.e!v,dA - hls - from Theodore IuOulaH
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
cnnn.rn llcaL Qeta!e U n!eO.

E1AEN WANTED of - to 100 acrr. good
\ Dr. 'ueu- IluI. comfortable hui no nrY h"
IN .t 20 Do l.r t1-t. -ry' '.-ivr ntr u'h
rol ,r. ...y mean Lp,oo 81 ,..,. d. iu. sltI .g.nd
il .It c' lt- 3D.. 3D.. ii 4'hi''i'
conner Iol .r,.- au. ti,r.ol- '-. t,au4.h tt
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Glcc!lon NohtcG.
-TATF Ot y NPW. YORK.
OFFICE OF .ut ~ECGFf 'ki ~ STA
NO TIE 9NERlFN NF ME COUNTY OF


Office of lut ~gcari ,gY ~ STuE,I
ADtA,t. July 80. l-9n
rI'O THE SHERIFF or TIE COUNTY OF
m Nouee Is n.rruy given that at rho General t"rnon
10 O.. .ld o. -tllo tnr Oct" -1cc 1s ne Llni
aDrr next .N'tri brI -h .Nr ipIo"l ~ "H
a.. to ro rl.c.'d. to "lt ... 81, .
Ihfty five Of ITesiient auo Voo Pre-dno OF the
,,.a IN ,ge ~ Court az ,rrea. Hfol fgll trfml
Tie m cs a. ,harr- J. japUont-i by th+ 'Y'ru 10
trr II ~ior ChUT.n. "a ttt-tt Sos" f'u col, oiic"
,,iu. xpr ON ti I.-t laY ol Dr.t.HI'l "tHt
-,,o, cp.c, ,.IN,- m ttr .rJ.7 ven ''rff,''' ' ''
Ii.l -iuc for 10, F,il NH. o.V,uu,. Ieiih 'lu h
I.u.I and iI,vrnih toH-Iee74" '' ''''' '"' i-"H '
,.'., r5ei..r, lI,, to h. r.rc..d I'r ...i county
,,.,.,,.y 8. l.ii,. I..4. ticuUe,. OBJ A .+tI
. ,-l-.,r 3d. Illt'oi I.r.'ii't IH'"
\ i.. ono pace co. It.'. il' o. -hlf h.. t
ammo r ii 9v ia, toyutnor s.tu . ta -. '''ired
Au.-, t,IY- ui ulIt" .lIl tNiti " H' .t-' N' .
,ru.rtN A.I lol-. H.rc,Y q, tl'r R'.t t'. i"o l
o.- itu.'pa " l~-o H' 7n'-i.'.... '.. , " ...,s
t.n. ,ul tu4t fr-ac,.p tIci I' r 'i. -r1 '"i
..,, wards oi ih ~.1t., .. r, .I '..'.I' ' W .- M
.,,- -tl.. ou sine .to.I H. I. .' i.' .ft
DOL. ... ,l.l...-u co.. .., a"'H 100 t.p
,,.... Ia l., Cons, i.uYH - ,tU . ir"H'' ODD ''r
l. .I. 4u GO pt--. D. Cd ..if'u .. .- t -.''i.. i.
,.r hundred -ut hI.. 40. ..r' t.i" Wif ii 10 o
,r.-. 4...I.,.. -,.iou, t~''. aN ''t tn i.I'-
.> .f tu. t.u- Dr. b 't ..ltH -I "ii 'H
,.r -irI pr part tu party l"'ei % ihe "rm
tv, A., "a o. tHri,, .articc -IN. '' I'D" '''- 'i"N !""
.4I ID % .u IaIU.-trl 90 JOS I'' .l f.'u '-N'
4 d.l. .I t.cti l.L- ol .f.s-, rui '.F F'. i'- ''u
" I'D .u,vi. ,I...~. .'.. 81 ..sit sat Doe tn-
.t. to yr,c 600 t.r ad0pl c ,c 500 g"',~'i amor. m NJ
duru. tlrl., ol r.'c"" 10 the -rFt' ' ION "''-'' III
ii. 10 !,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Gclp u)nlte0

4 BOY wanted OF milk wagon. lDqufe
~ pt N. u NOUFS~, - and 50 Jdue~t
GONtHMNN WAN IED.-Onc w1o kn"wS
- Die ou-ue. uer'ec y. uo uaru- io IF, ~ % %g"19IT
qurri nom 1-t emp l't Npi! '' - '' ''
sc.uui Hour fI.m $3.50 Co ID: e. e. u
ITALIAN HELP. m les aUd females. @npphtd
frc. contra, or- flc'or--. wHoc,' and retail houses
sc I'm KALAG.NCl, j. tc't. 81
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Clln Real Celdic Tor SAFE.

FOR SAlF.-Thr elegant browns one resi-
d dcuc, &c., I3' Wei 57'ot. price - % p 01y f'0O'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Corporallon > o!lces.

N-DVICE-ProuOsals for removing part o4
pt, ,t fn. foot o Isr.Y y '., AMI 1.l It ii i -
Al \ H. wIl Doe JOE .y,d IDS jh' Jept tu Do o 4'h- Iif
ana tttt Du.lD-i 1900 Irt'p.ft .-f' o.. ''i'H ~.
I IAN IYornai Ia $50 Guy Ho ord cope Tor 'tc ~ 80
2,uY hah
NOTICE.-PrnpC5 is VIII he received nc
t, IL, .lsr,ncut o. PulN Cn.li,- an. ''r-
r. .rI. . % .1ctan-
ir, f,. Ian and ner Soii and 10. psrfr hr cn'.' nd
l,.r of -tt4ubD4t MIuu haipls~ t1 uli it. '- -,'
Ily RECORD, I1l aI. al $50. - ii ii4
NOTtCE.-Propos1ls will b" received ai tle
~ Daoarfuf Ot FlhuD tlri't". ahH .'f
Iec.o $50. 56 80 ave. uutl u.t.o.r D.. t7'' ii.
ci. pue. ntuug-. NC For i-l 'ls'i "+''" 'N@ ''' '
lur oi., Nu. p CIV NtL
NOIlCE.-Propo-,l- Will bc rarelYed at no
~ oHc. o. tar Dep-rtm nt of '''i ''..'... 'N. 2
IuIs ,..u.lt. lartHiic 2' t 't-- '''-'--- ~
l..t..rt. fl sAIe az $50. q tiiF ii|
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TEE NrErE. .rIoN>L CRICKET HAIcH.

PmiApnruu.. Oc,. G.-'ihc international
,'f.r. uaf.r p.'o,.u iv ',. E'es' r'-- ' i'o.'-
ao.j auI .artrHr raUe') '"a t"'.'' A.'.'' a.
,.,,,. b,,.., t. poop to-a. COD the erourt- Of tnr
.,...l or.cs,, r1H nt No..,su. f' v.'i
,,.,. Hue. &c. Gr.-s AS nmri.r I'' ' ,.'.,' 3D. w.
b l., ...t TO-. htIttIcta fUtru. DID," A""iI r.' hi
ID III. ,i,. o.. 100 %. ii. Nt" lock, tiiti orc .".h-
..r,, ,.,.. ,lr rlrc vI4 ct.r''. t.c a''rr h' ir-
81 c..t- were:
>m.,.. ....... o. o. -. L. b. 80, -. 80, 9s 9'. o7
l.Irii.u...... ......... -, l3
Au.u.,y,i. OF ,ie bowling a. gwen Below: