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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

A ". Cheever, editor Of the New
A Farmer, owns a fine dairy and
Eiab d', price for his butter. In an
\ 'AS Nov. I'd, he said: "Ths Per
Butter Color, made by Wells,
k,sou l. Co., we have used fol-
4 'Ssa wars, and have found nothing
" IL, although we have tested
pSSsrvthing " Of the kind made In
',bs old country. 1t should en-
.nnsrcede mn carrots and all prepa-
of apns.to." Sold by all drug
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
The weather.

Department, Office Of the Chief
|phcer, Washington, July 27-1
htions for Tuesday-For the
Atlantic States, clear or partly
Feather, winds mostly souther-
iOnary or higher temperature,
arOmeter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
Lost.

In going from the Post Olice to 18th
and Market streets, key. The finder
will confer favor by leaving the same
at the REPUBLICAN, Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

The prices are reasonable at the La
dies Department for Trusses, TO-, at
Q, James Belts Drug Store. Separate
private entrance. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
Badly HI urt,

ts,s laughter Of Philip R.Cl ark, was
lay hurt yesterday afternoon.
she was engaged in playing
psf children in the barn when
uown the funnel, q distance Of
snty.hve or thirty feet. She
en up in an unconscious condi-
remained in that state through
night. Drs. Black, of New
na Dr. Springer, Of Christians,
.isd @ In, but were:unable to al.
relief, She appears TO have
a1ea h"i ABOUT the head and face,
being broken as far as can b.
'0' Her recovery is very
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
The School ROArd-ReguHar Meet
tng-A short Session. '

At the School Boards regular meet
ing last night only bare quorum Of
members put in an appearance.
Mr.. Kenney, chairman Of the Teach
ers committee, reported an amendment
with reference to No. 16 school remov-
ing Miss Elias from the $3.50 per year
position and placing Miss Dover in her
stead. The amendment was to the re-
port presented one week ago, and then
laid over. Mr.. Kenney moved the adop-
tion Of the report as amended.
Mr.. Lally had complaint to make
Of non-residents being appointed to
positions in preference TO teachers liv-
ing in the city. Mr.. Kyne made known
q grievance also in No. school, and
asked the Chairman to explain. The
matter was finally held under advise
ment and the report was adopted.
the annual report Of the Superin-
tendsnt was presented, and on Mr..
Kyne's motion 1t was referred to
special committee of three. Committee 4:
Messrs. Kyne, Kenncy and Baird.
Mr.. Jaoobus was granted permission
to have repairs made at No. IA school.
Estimated cost, $50.
Mr.. Furry was granted permission to
have repairs made at No. 6. Cost, $50.
New blackboards were ordered at No.
I. Cost, $38.
The matter of co-education of the
sexes was postponed until the next
regular meeting.
Mr.. Lslly presented the following re-
solution.
Resolyed-That hereafter the Committee
on Teachers shall consult the visiting Com
mittees before making their report of changes
of teachers in the different schools.
This was afterwards Withdrawn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

On, ~aeys \, are natures sluice. way
~ W. has1 sae debris Of our cons family
\ tbo tIoa.es. II they do not work
wis., WIS trouble is felt everywhere.
d;.os,an ,os and as soon as you see
M sUraef sns get a package Of Kid.
"a sln,. Sua .ake 1t faithfully. It will
nj I,u,G,se.way nu.,e Of sand, gravel OF
purify the whole system.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

ete Of the Thermometer
REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
g, July q:
k, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
$50 $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
Peach Shipments.

The number of car loads of peaches
shipped over the Delaware railroad
yesterday was:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
A MOk0CUO ENTERPRisE.
Wholesale RaisinE or Goats in
Jamaica.

A gentleman named C. Riticker has
been registered at the Clayton House
for week or two past, and during this
time has been very busily engaged in
working up interest In an enterprise
which bids Rir to be very important in
the morocco trade. The project as
stated to REPUBLICAN, reporter is this:
Mr.. Riticker has secured control,
either by grant or lease, of 500, 900
acres Of land on the Island of Jamaica in
the West Indies, with the understand
ing that he uses the land for the pur-
pose OF raising goats for their skins.
The climate Of Jamaica is we'll adapted
to such enterprise. To carry on the
business properly a large amount Of
capital is required and the gentleman
alluded to is here for the purpose Of
getting financial aid from our capitalists
particularly from our morocco manufac-
turers, who are likely to be Interested
IN any thing of the kind, owing to the
fast that the demand for hides at
present is largely in excess of the sup
ply. .Fl
The proposition is to orgsnise . stock
and issue 16O, 600 shares At
$40 per share. This would bring in
sufficient capital, a round million and
six hundred thousand dollars. Among
those who have baen waited upen mere
particularly is Mr.. John G.. Baker, who
has listened to the plans with much
but has not as yet, 1t is IN
derstood, decided to participate in the
scheme.
If Mr.. Riticker's efforts are success
iul, operations will at once be COM
He will be accompanied TO
Jamaica by at least ten young Will
ningtonians, who will act as overseers.
some developments, showing whether .
he thing will succeed, are expected TO-
lay. .H.s .e3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
Wanted.

MI boy who has worked at the
4 business, at the REPUBLICAN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

Y OST.-AN ORANGE AND ~
Ia white setter: bitch, for which a.se
liberal reward win be given II returned to N,
W. cor. Front and West sts. TIt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

"ANTED-A MAN 80 YEARS OF AGE
w desires employment; has been In agri-
cultural machine business; also clerked in
store; is capable OF holding q responsible po-
sition; can give good reference. Address A.
ID. w., REPUBLICAN ONCE. 7-2I-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

EITANTED.-A COLbRED Boy IMME-
w diately at Smyth's jewelry store 3ll
Market ct, S%t3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

V1OR RENT.-HOUSE AND STORE
cor. 9Th and Wellaston st.; good stand
for dressmaking. JNO. II. JOURDAN,
72e+3t 80I Washington st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
BREVITIES

Total to date. .............
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27

V0OR sALE-eo TO 70 OTIS. PURE MILK.
N Apply ]. WILLIAMS,
- y1,.at Sd st. market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-27
vT1HE CHRISTIANA CHURCH EXCUR-
Il SION.
The excursion on the steamer REPUBLIC
from New Castle TO

SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 81, 1850,
Promises to be q delightful trip. Come up
ye tillers OF the soil, with grateful hearts for
the green pastures springing up anew from
the 6onnteous rains Of the past week, bring
your wives and little ones, your sisters ana
and enjoy q refreshing bath In the salt wa
tiers with day of rest and recreation.
Boat leaves New Castle at 9.15 a: m. Tick
cts 81, 90 children under IL half price.27'a-ltw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
ppEACUING TO MILITIAMEN.

Rv invitation of General Z. l.. MOineux, the Rev.
NeWland Maynard, rector OF st. PauPs Church,
BroOklyn and senior Chaplain in the Eleventh
Br0ade preached last evening to the officers of the
briSade on the subject Sense Of Duty the Secret
Of Mi Success" The teXtwas found III Coossians
iii. 23; "And whatsoever ye do, DO IT heartily, as
obedience to the sense OF duty said the PREACHER is
the Only road to thOrOughness miserable spec
tucle is the vacillating man. and wretched Object
f nitv ia he who hesitates when called upon to act
There can be no vacilIation where the man acts
solely from a sense Of duty Society today, and all
tiin 40 water without this sentiment of obedience
10 dntv' There can be no success In life where it is
wanting. 1t Is tue deathknell and Shipwreck OF
t az 10 his responsibilities that a man gathers
Strength and manhood. The sense of duty is a law
that connects man with God-wlitten on the soul
as the decalOgue was written on tue lapie's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
CARING FOR HEBREW ORPHANS.

The ffty-seventh annual meeting Of the Hebrew
RcneyoleHt and Orphan Asylum was held yesterday
at the asylum. and the following officers l yer Be[e
S Sce.presdenf Morris Rim sko treasurer Aaron
Wolf IT, and August Lewis trustees for one ySar
Uo my Neusfader Herman Hamburger and Simon
sc gnlfS tTpsees for three years There arc 3o8
Children in the male and female departments ! ne
Snrease of assets during the year was over $4,000
go feotnre has been introduced, 1.-The Orphan
hsWIum Memorial Fund.-" which was started by Il
n'it Of $500 from the Rev. Dr. Gottlleil and wife.
Tho omonnts contributed are to be invested by the
frnstces and only the interest is to be applied for
the maintenance of tho asylum. For the want of
room many applications for the admission OF or
On Te mole suitable grounds and erect more ample
buildings. Should the subscriptions for this pHr-
pose be insufficient, it is intended to hold far Tor
tfIe pnTposc of raising funds, During the year the
sociefv has received legacy Of $50 900 by the will
Of Michael Reese and So, 3 10 from policy upon the
life of William LeidenbcTP, patron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
A BIeAMIsr NOT EASILY CAUGHT.

District-Attorney Petty. of Suffolk County L. L.,
last week learned that William III. Barto. an alleged
bicamist, who escaped frocl the custody of Con-
stable Robbins at Amtyville early in 1877, was nj
lake Grove. working for q wheelwright named
Boice. Justice Capen issued warrant Il for ms
his arrest He visited Lake Grove twice. but was
deceived, as alleged, by Bolce end others as TO
BartOs situasiOn, and was forced to return to
Amityyllle without his man. On Saturday lie tried
again. being satisfied that BartO was still at Lake
Grove. After an unsuccessful search OF Bolce's
premises, surmisng that Barto had started to take
the train on the Port Jefferson branch OF the Long
Island Railroad at Shutdown, he started III
pursuit, and was in time to hold the train; The con-
ductor waited few moments for Cornelius to go
through the cars and Barto was found in one OF
them. He was handcufed and taken from the train,
and the officer arrived at AmitSville WITH MN N
70 remain until morning. but Bar U3
hands while eating his he suddenly GnieRIy
followed aud put forth his best speed. Barto DIS
tanced him and was soon IN the WOODS: Up 10 1ne
Il il believed he has left Suffolk County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
UvDROGRJpHIC REPORT
uYDRoGRAPIllC OFFICE. CHART DEPART
WAsilINGTON. April "a. |

HYDROGHAPHIC IIFFILE UHAKI I;;ErANINENT
WAsiNGToN, April "a. 1890.
~ ,o,lortnp "a tho report OF the StltOg Hydro
o,a,iic O0ICe for The week ending April "a, 1850
CHARTS wITHDRAwE DURING THE WEEK.
No Of Chart A5G Title Japan Islands, Gulf Of Yeddo etc
No ~ chart 5lG Title Hnrbor Of Cadz etc. Same cause
10 If Chart 80 Title Eastern Group FccJoo islands, sheet
l. Same cause. $780,. c.o.. ,o.,.o ,.,.z,.
OF Chart, JOO Iltle EabtcIu NIoup FccJee lblanus
s Nee Of Chart i0 fe Eastern Group Feece Islands
No. q CHAT 10 Title arbOrsi in Feeieo 1slands Same
cause. 80 r,,,- ,,,... mad. r,,a,oo r.,..,. e.,,o
OF Chart 16 Title. Harbors in Feejce Islands Same
o,o L. I,oo,oo ,.,.,,.
Same cause. go o,.., ,,..,,o. l., roo,,o 1.,o,,, s,o
OF Chart 7l5 Tite HarbOrs in Kandairi Island Fee.
]ee Chart 1866 Title plan OF Loung Roads, Island
LOOlOO. same cause
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
No NJ Chart OBS Title, East Coast North America Sheet
L. Correction automatic signal buoy on Capo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OLE NEW.YORK .....APhIL .,

Arrived.
Str Britannia Br) Perry Liverpool April 10 and Queens
sp Pantyn Beg FalcE, Antwerp 10 days. to Funcb
Ed{T SSsmbra r, McEhenny. tJohns NJ and Haniar
% ClnIK q Seaman 80 -. a. a, ., A..
IT TTagDl (iiI) BrOwn, BrlhOl lSdaya, 70 Morgan
Str Jentuna Berry. Boston. 70 IL Dlm0CK. -.
Str stiaharly (Br, FeTnWick, Philadelphia April "a, 10
Seager BrOa, a. MI. ,,,-voro On DO. Nth oil,
DadR vossel 10 w Parker & 20.
BaIR YaTa Yara NVr Klocker Falmouth % days. in BAL
70 master ,,.--.a., On a,-. ,,t,,, ,ror o,c
order. vessel 10 WinamB & Gunn 49, ,
Lucille Jameson. Carln 81 days. Win IhlFoau Iau
to order. yCssel 10 W Parker & Co 49, =,
iSaTk cedar Croft Young Antwerp ~ days WIN Old IRON
iInnty baTTeIs 10 order; to Parker & Co.
Bark Hawthorne. Wyman, huil ~ ohJs WIN HOh "' y"
aeliiE n Co; vessel 20 Scnmmeil Bros. a..
% iano6 fdyo Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
. M1ssING sHIp.DROKER,s BODY FOUND.

The drowned body of John A. Jannsen, the ship
broEer of No. SO Beaver-st., New-York, who has
been missing since March Is, was found Yesterday
in the East River at the foot Of Kentst, Brock yn,
small boy playing in the vicinity discovered the
ionS time IN the water and was altogether unrecog
nizable. In the pockets Mr.. Jannsens card and a
March is. by Thomas Quigley, stevedore, at No..
100 Pearl-st, New-YOrk. Mr. Jannsen was in good
spirits, and so successful in business that he had
cfeored 80 600 the month before. He parted with
0niolev in Canai-st and took O crOsstOwn car TO
Gra1d-street Ferry, presumably on bis. way to his
home, at No. TIA LafayetIe.ave., Brooklyn. A re-
ward of SIS. 900 for information in regord to him
was offered and every effort put forth 10 find him.
He left q wife and mother.
The police informed the friends yesterday and
the body was taken TO the MOrgue, hotice uelhR
gwen to the Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
A CONTEST BY NOTED PEDESTRIANS.

Previous to his departure for Chicago Daniel
0Leay TO Sns a with Queen $500 and the
following challenged
Being DESTROYS OF satisfying myself as to the correct
meas 81 INV belief that have the best two
eo-Ssyoip pleas" pedestrians in the world hereby
challenGe any two men in England to make match
with Francis Hart, of Boston, and John Dober, OF
Chicago upon these conditions: The match 20 6e or
any sum that may be agreed upon, from $4,000 70
500 600 side The race to DO goas-you-please."
TnSer the O'Leary belt rules. for lag consecutive
unnrs and to take place In NewYOrk City three
months from signing ARTICLES Of agreement t This ela
inciosed please nd $500 forfeit TO prove that meap
business letter Of acceptance @ % ny af
mediate attention.
It is expected that Rowell, Brown and Hazael
will accept the challenge. Thomas Davis lately
the hacker of Peter ]. PanehOt, with two other
men in this city. has decided to accept the ehal;
lenee. They have communicated with ROwell and
Rrown. who have authorized them to arrange the
match for SIDE ROWs TO pax SEo 1mss
10 draw up articles, which are to be forwarded to
O,Leary for his approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
sIIICIDE OF A SOLDIER.

man who said he had been discharged from the
limited States Army took lodgings at the Marion
last. giving his name Gs Thomas McGlinn. HI was
Of middle age single and eccentric IN his habits,
s Sw snemes. On The last day of February he at
tssmnted suicide in his room by shooting hmself
twice In the head aud then cutting his throat The
gsrons but the wound in his throat proved fatal
alter weeks of suffering He died at the New-York
Hospital yesterday. A balance OF 5000 or money
Which he placed in charge of the hotel clerk remains
10 nav bis funeral expenses. 1t is not known that
he had any relatives living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
poILUrINa A CITY's WATER SUPPLY.

Z The aaueduct water in Newark for several days
has been peculiarly offensive in taste and smell
and universal complaint was made. On Saturday
tbe smnerintenfent of the AQueduct Board, accom-
anied by Commissioner Smith, proceeded to the
Sscnrces of the water supply to make lnvestiga.
ton. IT Third River they found that the taste and
odor TO the water had been caused by carbolic
Daper manufactured at this point by Kingsland d
~ Recently large quantity of the paper which
ontains a nowerfuf odor of the acid, was soaked in
the Ysntacan pond near the mills, and the Impreg-
rated water was allowed to flow into the Passaic.
tSe BeIieville Water works, which supply Newark
with aqueduct water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
A CLERGYMAN TO BE PLACED ON TRIAL.

The Northern Reformed Presbytery OF New IOTk
which began q special session on Friday III the
Twelfth Street Reformed Presbyterian Church con,
timed its investigation Saturday of the charges
Of immoral and contnmacous conduct against the
N1s PresIyteTy On Friday the charges were
referred to committee, consisting of the Rev. 4. g.
Wyiie the Rev. William Wyle and Elder John
Louden, with orders to report to the session sanr
dov The Rev. John II. Kendall, the Moderator
and the Rev. w. J. Mcdowell, the clerk were pre-
sent The report of the committee 1 stasH Inc ne
the Pittsblrg Reformed Presbytery and the t h
Reformed Presbyterian Church OF Plttshurg. Inc
charges allcge that the Rev. Nj Wo3dsde took
charge of the church in defiance of tho PTcsbytery
fbat he told wilfui and deliberate falschOQds;
that that he melted riot in the church on Sunday,
and that he falsely stated that his former
charge, the Duleld Street Church Of Brooklyn, was
in q fouTishing condition. The committee recon-
mcnded that the clergyman be placed on trial i'll
the Twelfth Street Church on May 4.
The Rev. Mr.. Woodside stated that he had testi-
shouid not be adopted and moved that 1t be lad on
fhe table He declared that the charges We're false
and while reading documents to SnpE%rI a iS W,n
who said that Mr.. Woolside was anticipating lbs n,
rial. The report of the committee was finally
adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
HARTMANN, THE NlHILIsr, NOT HERE.

statement appeared yesterday that Hartmann.
the Russian NIhst, arrived in thus city on SatuT-
say in one of the European steamers. The Social
ists in this city denied yesterday that Hartmann
from England ON Saturday stated that Hartmann
was in London and was likely to remain there.
city he would be with me to-day. I am positive
that he is not 80 foolish as to come, to America;
where, for o few dollars, he would be delivered
I am acquainted with some personal friends Of
Hartmann, and if he were here they would know of
r. / am sure he is not in this country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
KEEPING A CHURCH FREE FROM DEBT.

The annual report of the Fourteenth Street Presby-
tarian Church, issued Yesterday, shows that the
congregation during the past year have kept tho
ehuTch free from debt, and no extra subscription
fof church support has been asked. BY continuing
4ha sysien The committee believe that the church
viii aeon be known throughout the Presbytery as
the one which has solved the troublesome problem
How can downtown church hold IT'S place In
this cifv ss q selI-supporting organization where
snv one of the Lords people, rich or poor, may
Worship with profit and delight"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYALI.

Buctingham HO'el.-Associate Justice Stephen j.
Field the United States no Court H0tet brhnS
1oteVscOu1t Tocquevile OF Paris and the Hon Milton
s. Latham, of California Clarendon HoeMs5 Adelue
Nelson: SturteUant Hoss-aenator w W. locEwe, b Oh
the Hon. e. Rocho and the Hon. H. O. Plunkett OF Ire
land ......t1fin HoteAnen Bunroo OF syracuse
and ex Governor Frederick SmYth OF New Hampshire.'.
Windsor Hotet-The Rev NJ. Carney, Of LiTerpoo ;.sI
Nicholas HoteThe Rev. H. M jackson, OF tuchhOhu, va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

Rark C0umbIa fGer, sohumaker Bremen 40 hays with
empty barrels 70 ORDER WaJen, TOe& Co AT St
Brig AUST Sodch Cette SO days. with SAT- ahK "lno
to order; vessel Socovich & Co.. 49,. III, Ia ,ror
Brg Aida A Smith smith, Dublin 80 davs, with old IRON
70 order; vessel 10 ] + Whitney & Co, . -. ----
Brg Florence FLYNN, New.1aven. in ballast to masteT
Schr Victor Coleman Port Maria, Ja ~ days. WIN sugar
TO Moses Il Cohen
wIND-Sunsct-il Sandy HOOE moderate, Z SCI Cloudy
At City Island. Sc; 4loudy.
FOREIGN PORTS. -.
PLYMOUTH April 26Arr on tho Lizard str oeueII HV"
NeW.Y York for Hamburg.
for Liverpool
Jor Later Ship Nsl0R VdGL FIHh F17%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Gan ,,... 1890 Boa snn ssts - $50 Clock slow 2m2iS
Mann g:29 Moon GOuths. l:O7 Moons age days II
HIGH WATER ToDAY-A. ~
Sandy HOOK. $3.50 Gov lbland 500 iiell Hate.lO41
WATER TODAY-r. ~
Sandy Hook. 903 Gev Island O2O Hell cato .ll:le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

A suggestion to the clergy; The first OF
NAV comes on Saturday this year. A moving sermon
would be sure to DO appreciated the Sunday following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
TO the Honorable Wtltiam E. Dodge

TO the Honorable HtNldW u DOhB"
BEARS
Tho great changes city during your long and 40
five business career little understood ami almost for
ottrn with the details OF these changes during the last
ixy Years yOu especially familiar Many incidents ana
"reminiscences known TO you which would be OF great In
terest 20 us.
We learn with pleasure you have been induce" 10 write out
many Of yonr recoecons ctzon ana merchant during
this eventu period We beg you will name some evening at
an carly date when we can lecture from you upon
the changes through which the OF your Ooyhood
has become tho Y0rk Of TO day. We very truly,
Your friends and fellow. citizens,
T.. d. MORGAN JAS M BtoWN n,
IouN A. STEWART HOWARD POTTER,
II r. POTTER ROYAL PHELPS.
SAM. d. BABcocK, 1. S. WINSTON
J. J. ASTOR. "A ho",
SAM SLOAN, II, b. CLAFLIN,
r. A WAsHBURN PETER COOPER,
Nv II VANDERBILT, CHARLES II. RUSSELL
uEHpY HILTON W. WALTER PHELPS.
NEwYoRK April II, $780,
NEw.YoRK, April 10. $780,
TO 1essys E. d. Morgan John H. Sts,0art J. Actor Henry
q, Potter SAM D. BaDeOcs and Others.
GENTLEMEN. beg acknowledge communication Of
tho 18th ins and reply TO your kiud request " will
afford me pleasure you at the Association Hall on
uesday evening 9th inst at o'clock, ana to deliver
the lecture have prepared the NewYork OF Fifty Years
Ago. am genuemeD
Very truly yours
VIM DODGE.
Tickets of admission secured without charge. ut tho
Young Mems Chr san Association, twenty hirdst and
Fourth.Oye. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26
sAp RESULTS OF A DOGS BITE.

Katie (silway seventeen years Of age, the daugh-
ear AZ Robort Gflway, of Steinway Village. Long
tslsnd City, wss bitten about four weeks ago by