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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
A. p. COLLINS, Secretary.
roruH propIE oP SALINE COUNTY.

no THE PEOPLE OF SALINE COUNTY
Above you have Q report of the meet
ing Of delegates, chosen by you to take
initiatory steps to secure the Organiza-
ton Of an agricultural society for our
county. As will be seen by the min
utes, your delegates have made 1t q
duty Of the undersigned to set forth
the objects in the above action.
First and foremost, to secure the or
ganization of an agricultural and me
chsnical society for the county, that
would fairly represent all parts OF the
county, and erery legitimate interest
In the county, give the society . legal
standing, and place it Immediately in
the hands Of men chosen and trusted
by the people for that purpose. By
statute OF our State the ID Tuesday In
April Of each year Is fixed for the an.
nual meeting Of county agricultural
societies. Hence, to accomplish the
above object in % short time, large
committee was appointed. Represent
ing all parts Of the county. to secure
members members for the society
Said meeting to meet at the court house
in Salina, on the I'd Tuesday in April,
1881, and receive the charter from the
State, the report Of the committee on
Constitution and Bylaws, and proceed
to the election Of q Board Of Directors
and all officers for the society, and take
such other action as may be necessary
to secure the objects and welfare Of the
society. On that day the present Or
Rani1ation will cease to exist.
Citizens of the county, yeur dele.
gates feel that they have performed
the work assigned to them. The sue
cess and prosperity Of the society de-
pend upon you. Its organization IL
yours. Yourcommittee urge that you
give to the society your name ~
member, and your dollar, and that
you take part In this work on the I'd
Tuesday in April, 1881, and thus Sc
cure for the people an agricultural So
ciety that may long live the pride OF
Saline county.
w. H. WHEELoCK,
A. p. COLLINS,
Committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

WIN. II. VANDERBILT has stspped
out of the directory Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. and Jay
Gould virtually becomes its complete
controller. Many changes in employees
will take place about the LIST Of April,
American Union employees generally
taking the place Of the old Western
Union men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

Before you begin your heavy spring
work, after . winter Of relaxation,
your system needs strengthening and
cleansing to prevent an attack Of
Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, or
some other spring sickness that will
unfit you for . season's work. You
will save time. much sickness and
great expense IL you will use one bottle
Of Hop Bitters in your family this
month. Don't wait. See other col
umn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

THE nomination Of Robertson for
collector Of the port Of New York is
attracting the attention Of all the pol
iticians In. Warrington, and there IL
danger Of its precipitating q conflict
between Conkling and the administra-
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
Notice OF Dissolution.

NOTICES hereby given that the co-partnership
y heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of Faulkner 4 wiidman Is
hereby dissolved. The business OF said firm will
be CONT -ued By c. Z. Faulkner, who will collect
all debts due the firm and assume all liabilities
against the same. e. Faulkner,
FRED ii. WILDMAN.
Saliua February 2lst. 1851 S-1y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

On Monday last the people Of Saline
county voting on the question Of rail.
road bonds for the Topeka, Saline and
Western Railroad adopted the propo-
sition by . large majority. In yener-
son county the citizens are equally In
favor of the Leavenworth, Topeka
and Southwestern, and will vote aid
Monday and Tuesday Of next week.
This prediction 10 based on . careful
canvass Of the county. Surveyors are
now cut on the Proposed line Of the
Missouri Pacific between Topeka and
Ottawa. This would seem to indicate
Chat the company b confident Of re.
esiySng cid from the citisens Of that
.vicinity. md It b probable that Tops.
ka and Ottawa win soon have direct
connection With p 'ouis.-AecA'o"
CAausptoR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

GENERAL GRANT resigned the
Presidency of the Worlds Fair Com
mission. Hugh J. Jswett was elected
to succeed him, and now the latter
has declined the position.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

d. SENATOR INGALLS,, Of this State,
was Q class-mate Of Gen. Garfield,
and the closest intimacy has always
existed between them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

THE following from the Chicago In
ter-Ocean will undoubtedly give our
neighbor, Junction City. the big head:
A study Of the census statistics IL
convincing that we are an expanding
people. In the year 1900 the center Of
the population was not far west Of
Baltimore. In 1910 1t was very near
Harper's Fey Each successive CEN
sus has thrown it farther westward at
the rate of from five to six miles annu-
ally, or about fifty i've miles with each
successive census. In 1870 the center
was about fifty miles east Of Cincinnati,
or rather little north Of east Be-
tween 1870 and 1850 the increase In the
West has driven IL westward at about
the usual pace, and the increase In the
Southern States has drawn Il In that
direction about eight miles. These
two causes acting together will, 1t IL
thought, cause the present center !"
to he located one or two miles south OF
the Ohio river, Immediately back Of
Covington, Ky. General Denver, the
founder of the city which bears his
name, and one Of the earliest pioneers
Of the Rocky Mountains, predicted
twep.y-four years ago, at . public
meeting in Denver, that ut the end Of
the nineteenth century the gsograph.
seal center of the United States would
be the center of population. That ID
near Junction City, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
county AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

RArJuA- KANaAs. MAJ. Is. 1881.
DeIeC.fee elocted by the several
t.vr.Sine In 6aIine county. for the
rr,re.s ~ takin1 efena 10 orrnnixe q
rcns,tv s~r,cuItursl societv. met ct the
Ss.u.t s,,.. n Saiins March d. 1881
n.,.,.nt n Notice.
N motion III r. n. Bishop. w. II.
wh..iocr az Gvneum. was chosen
temnernrv chairman Of the meeting,
ma a. p Collins secretary.
On motion. a committee of three was
.rno;nteI he the chair on credentials.
FER = hr;ef interyal the committee
a. crodentiala made the following 70
49, ~ dsIe~.tes entitIed 70 seats
Sslins-IS Ward. n. ]. Going; I'd
ws,d p n Rishon. Id Ward. III, NJ.
p,;-S, Ar Ward Alex Schultz,
Smckv Hili-J Tribbey.
Sooky Viev-Iamea Smith,
Wainut-W. A. Parker.
MOTH Elm Creek-J. w. Burk.
I.ihsrtv-JT. barnett.
C.mh:i.IG Schinpie.
SniMEv.ndsr I.I1ht
S,.el.vNJ p woodward.
Snrir: Cre.k-R Mitchell.
XsshinSton-A. ii, Hall.
EurakaI(. pOat.
S",",ncrNA p Co,,ins.
EsinnNA Johoson-
pi.s..nt vsIi.v-S n. Tbonpson.
Smoi.n"I a Iobn'
G.r.,,'w II Wheelock.
Sg,pm;t-R p walker.
n.v,onEM Sullivan.
P .oSt =, com mite on motion. WA
.donssd
Op ,r.,,on tsmnorarv orpanizatiou
.S" ,,.rm.nent
Iar.d md c.rried that n hoard of
IT.. S;..cso,. i. clected N secure a
chartsr
~ ,a.,;o, . oomm,tt.e NJ three vas
.n,,n,n,od cons;stin1 of Messrs. Par.
W R;snnn and Rarnett To present a
nst - n.1n.s Sor dirscier. and the
conm;ttee r.norfed a follows: VIII.
Wha.iocE n Going r. TT. Bishop.
J. r. woodward. ]. IS. John, J. w.
49, Ttrht Smith and A p
I-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

IT is said that Theodore Triton In
tends to settle In Nebraska and make
that his future home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 1881.

THE Smith Center Pres brings out
c. 8. Aldrich for Congress. Osborne
county presents the name Of Calvin
Reasoner.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Cong ogS.

In The U. s. Senate yes!sTday mes
sage was received from tho President,
with the report Of tha Popea Commis-
sionsr, AID, after being read, the mes
sage and papers were referred to the
Special Committee on the Ponca matter.
Mr.. Mcrg1n's Electoral Count resolu.
tions were taken up and tinailg passed
without amendment by viva voice
vote. The Land in Ssveralty bill vas
takea mp, and the Senate adjourned
In the Holse, the Presidents mes
sage transmitting the report Of the Pom
c. Commission was received, and the
messaga aad report were ordered to be
printed and referred 70 The Committee
Oh Indian Affairs. klr. Knott submit
Ted tho report OF ths Judiciary Com
mittse, declaring the right OF the Sen
ate 70 originate appropriation bills
MIR. Townsend introduced q bill amend
IiDa the revised statutes in regard totht
lduties on manufactures OF iron, brass
etc., and it was referred to tho Com
mittss on Ways and Means. The Dis
trict Appropriation bill was passed
The Legislative Appropriation bill was
referred, ordered printed, and recon-
Imitted. 1t appTopriates Sl7 ,l8l ,QOO
A letter was rsssiyed from the secre
tary Of tl,s spg. 2 On IL 1S~ ;5 ss 'tns ing a. q
tablishment of naval stations on tn
Isthmus. The apportionment bill wa
taken up, and after speech by hl
Cox, Of Naw York, which was applsN
Ided by both sides of the Hoase, an az
ioutumsnt WAS agreed 10.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
nsIarmined 10 BIO Married.

Near Paris peasant girl was de-
serted by her lover, who had promised
to marry her. Sometime afterward he
called and found her washing clothes
in the garden near we'll. They had
been chatting awhile; when suddenly
the girl, as If by accident dropped a
cloth in the we'll, and exhibited great
grief over the loss Of It. Her conpan'
lon volunteered to lsan over in the
we'll and fish the garment out but
while he was SO engaged the girl caught
him by the legs and threw him in. In
reply to his cries she told him if he
would promise to marry her she would
pull him cut. He promised, bnt nc
sooner vas he out than he brought a
suit against her for trying to murder
him. Then ct last he withdrew it and
married hgr.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Lewis ManGn's Tnsan.ss.

Lewis a. Mason wGs given a besyinu
before Mayor Almond, las. ayening
on the charge Of Threatening @ Gacrpe ".
Bacon with bodily harm aud also with
throwing a bviol; through the window
Of Mr., Bacou's saloon, on Fourth street
between Market and Snjpley streets.
Mr.. Bacon stated that threatening let
ters had been received, signed by Ma
son, charging him (Baeon) with har-
boring Mrs. Mason in his house. AS
the signature could not be proven to be
that OF Mason's, the question as TO who
threw the brick became the only point.
Neither could this be traced to Mason,
although Mrs. Bacon testified positive.
= that the prisoner was near the house
at the time, in company with five
roughs, who, as she said, we're hired to
tear out the restaurant. Harry Sharp
ley appeared as counsel. The charge
vas dismissed.
Mason was arraigned at the police
court, this morning, On the charge Of
using abusive and threatening Ian
gusge toward Mrs. Bacon. Last night
about ten o'clock ha entered the vesti-
bule of Bacon's saloon just as Mrs
Bacon was emerging therefrom. He
Immediately called her innumerable
improper names and threatened to
nash her head. The Mayor imposed 3
iins Of $40 and costs and required the
prisoner to furnish the Attorney Gem
esal with $500 peace bond.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
hsArAav GnnGi0HON.

City Coaucil will inset tonight IN
regular session.
Crisr Smith in moving ths law libra
ry to tbs Court House.
Mr.. Walter Harvey is lying at his
home very IL.
Mr.. John a Walra7en, dealer in
geutS' furnishing goods, Is out, alter q
severe attack OF rheumatism.
The Wilmington Pike ear West
Chester il impossible 5y season OF sno"
in many places drittsd 20 the depth OF
thee or four feet.
Max Ocheltree, 8 son.in-law of.Thom.
as N. Ogle, otth,9 city, and himselt a
fcrmer Wiimtpgtopiau, mas b en- noni,
mated for City Council Dy the Democrats
OF Chester.
Rookland Mills haze bean stepped
since Monday f0r van! of c2al. Goa
already boughs by tbs mills could no
be shipped by rail, aud when a WACO.
was sent to Wilmington ior aoaI it stall!
cd OF the way back.
A special dispatch from Harrisburg
says a charter ha5 beau granted To th'
Mutual Union Telegraph Co to do bus
liusss in Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania
delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut
Nav York, New jersey, Maryland snt
the District of Columbia.
| TIP. O'sullivan, telegraph operator
formsrly ofthis city, says that he is no
ldsad. It turns ont that the report o
his death was hugs joke, perqetratet
upon his aequaiatances here by a tel
lew operator. and in oil good faith tn
Istory was told to local newspapers.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
the Liquor m On

A meeting Of the liquor dealers wa
held last night Ia tho Herdman Bald
ing. A bill, asking for liberal smsud
ments to the present liquor license law
was read.
1t makes the counter, bar fixtures
and U. s. Government license, primn
facis evidence of ths sale Of liquor
that all places not having State license
are illegal.
1t levies upon dealers in other cities
whose agents come into the State to sci
liquors Wholesale, tax which h&s
heretofors been unknown.
All license expire on April l..
All collectors must report breaches Oi
the law to the clerk OF the peace.
The clerk Of the peace is o report
these breaches of the law to the ettor'
|ney.2eaeral within two days after ht
receives them.
The bill is only to apply to the city
Of Wilmington.
These are sGne of the proposed smend
mepts. The bill is imperfect as yet
bu, it is supposed thst the respectable
ty and freehold clause with regard Il
the granting of licenses, willgemain IN
touched.
Hon. William g. Whitley has beer
employed as counsel for the liqao
men,.
Should the bill be passed, they vii
SEQ that its requirements are enfor
ced.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Ngw ADvER rls v mENTs.

MALL IN LINE AND COME TO l03 e.
II sixth street and get can Of peach jam
tOr 22o.; 1t is most delioIou', pat up In loaf
sugar; try one aud you will come back for 20.
AS ali the peach trees are killed, you should
lay in lot OF our cans ior zoo, and our gal
Ion can tor Y5,. We have oVaporaied peaches
as 10 " as 2 MS Tor 26,, 2 bs pared 24s, plain
peaches &c. n. apples &C.. b, q bs evaporated
bears 25o, . Bs German pears 26c. prunes SC.
D. cherries &c b. seedless cherries 22c. b,
prunellas lOc II, musca'el rsisina 100, HON.
my 60 qt Riverton corn &c. b, fake ltapico
lOc. h, imported macc&rona 10. n, finest
b. liter 800 b buckwheat @1Ic. b, bottles
cstsup 26c Lima beans lO,. can. We have
the wuitest sugar and the best tea and coffee
In the city. Great reduction in -four, bat
ter, and everything generally kept in first
ass grocery store. Soap at one cent cake;
If you carry 1t in your pocket you Will never
take any disease; we sold $40 cakes In one
day; il you want some SPEAK quick.
I. M. WIER,
Granger Store, l09 z. SIKH street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
THE BRITIsH EMPIkE.
Extracts fron' . Docsnent sens
10 Ex.TreaRurer Vincent

A document, containing the latest
and most detailed account Of the Bit
ish Rmpire, has just been sent TO Fran
eis Vincent by the London Golden
Club. From it the following extracts
have been made:
The British Empire measures 7,943,.
449l square miles, nearly ono sixth OF
the land of the world. Besides being
twice the siz9 Of the United States, it
has more than 1000, 900 square miles
to spare. The population is 238, ,S49,-
GA, nearly five times the number Of
people In this country. It's revenue
amounts to 1870, ,2T0, $50, and its ex.
penses aggregate $9l1, ,So5, ,045, thus
exceeding the revenue by $4l, s34, ,695.
It's debt is o., ,047, 800, $40. Reckoning
the United Kingdom consisting OF Eng.
land. Ireland, Scotland and Walss) and
| the Dominion OF Canada and its Vsri-
ous connections, as one government, II
has a different political bodice. Its
tgreatest depandsp 90 in point OF extent
| Of territory is the Dominion Of Canada,
which contains Z, 3,372, 200 square miles,
or 4O8, ,73O square miles more than TIE
United States before the purchase oI
Alaska. In population iss grea, est &c
psndenos Is British India, which III
1880 numbered l9l, ,0ls, Az persons, or
nearly four times the population o! the
United States.
The U nited Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland contains l20, S92 square
Imilss. Tho inhabitants, in 1880, nom
bersd 34, sos, ,043. Rugland and Wales
lkad g population OF IS, 4S0, i6i Ire
Hand, 5,3G3, 500; Scotland, 1861, ,292
Eugland and Wales, since lS4O, hav'
Increased their population 9,749, 34S
Scotland, 1000, 600, and Ireland hsi
decreased 2,79l,93l. lrelaud's great
est decrease was during the years ls4o
llS49, 1850 and 1851. The estimate
are: lS4S, 5,474; 1879, Ss3, 486
1850, 379,765; 1851, 363,O76. Sub
trac!ing the decrssse OF IrelaDd's pop
ulaiion since lS40 the United Kingdol
has an increase of 8,OlS,O OFT souls. Du
ring the last Ave years Ireland has IL
creased in population a, follows 1876
l2,lA; 1877, 1888; 1878, l2,l54
) 1879, u 264; 1880, Cnly 266.
In 1879 there we're 22S, 494 marriage
9 in the United Kingdom. viz: In Bof
: land and Wales, 1917 in ireland
% 3l3; Scotland, %, ,462. The birth
iu the Uaited Kingdom during the SAN
/ year we're l,l44 ,0l0; deaths, 7Ob, 95'
, The births exceeded tas deaths b
: l433, ,055. The births IL England 81
Wales were SS2 SG6 Ireland, 1875, ,4Oe
= Scotland, l25 1856 Deaths in Engian
a and Wales, j26, 1873; Ireland, le5, AS.
b Scotland, 1879
Daring ths last 40 year3 the onltt
- Kingdom has seat ont 1882, ,2C9 EN-
grants. OF this number : 226, ,453 can
:, to the Unitsd States, l,07 ,37l went
!. British America, ], 1,2l2 9S4 to Austrai
!, and New Zealand, and 265, 394 went
n other places.
II The debt OF the United Kingdor
ssparate from the dobt OF the empir
is 50, TO, 22l. .l70, just about double u
j. debt of the UAited States. her shi
II ping mum bers some %, ,029 vessels, vi
> l6, ,449 sailing vessels and $3.50 steal
IS ers. The total plumber of men ei
g ployed on these vessels is 1884
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
ESgli to SAIl.

Richard DArragh, purportiug to be =
resident OF PhilAdslph;a, was given d
hearing ~ the police court this morn
ing, on tbs charge Of vaGrancy. Chief
of Police Maxwell testified thst the
prisoper came to the City Hall, night
before last, III drunken condition,
ard asked for nights l26sinS. The
request was granted. Last night the
same fellow, besstly intoxicated,
was brought to the hail by Citizen
Dsrragh in vain plesded for liberty
asserting that he would return tt
Philadelphia immediately. The Mayo
sentenced him TO thirty days impris
onment In the county Jail.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Professor Cromwell Last Might

A fair sized audience greeted Prof
Cromwell's art exhibition at the Opera
House, last night, but it was not half
as large as the merits of the entertain
lnent deserves. The Professor laid be-
fora his delighted audience the beanti-
ful scenes around and about Paris, the
most beautiful city in the world. An
hour with the beauties Of Paris spread
out in panoramic visw is not easily for
gotten. We have often been entertained
with ordinary magic lanterns and ster-
eoptcons, but Professor CrOmWell's
machinery by which images and
sketches are thrown upon the canvass
ia superior to anything We have ever
seen. The pictures are made to fade
slowly away while another gradually
comes into view, until some grand
sculptureA beauty is brought cut in
bold relief or we are left looking upon
some grand monument, arohway, m.
pls or fountain, og exploring innaf re
cesses of some inner 'nansoleum of dead
kings and deciThrr'pg the inscriptions
which commeI2QrGts7 their memories
Paris was d3U1 7p ef'ectually lasI
night, and tc,nia't Rome, the Eternal
City, will be thrown open to the gaze
Of rapt1red audience. Let that audi
ence be large. You will never regre
the sight nor the small sum 1t coats t.
see it.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
E0u. OF Veterans.

Enoampment No. l. s. of v, met in
the Institute Hall last evening. The
.sdies OF the Auxiliary Corps Of Smy th
Post we're present. The arrangements
for the reception Of the visitors from
Philadelphia, On Saturday evening,
wers conpletqd, There will be snoth'
er meeting at tho same place on Friday
night. when all committees will make
a iinsl report. All sons Of bonorsbly
discharged soldiers, sailors and marin,
srs. who are sixteen years OF age, ana
all patriotic ladies', who ara willing to
assist at the supper on Saturday night,
are invited to bs present Friday even
ling.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
EseeEf0n Of DeAeRatax.

The co'ored citizens Of Smyrua, at a
meeting in Bethel A. N. K. church
Tuesday afternoon, eloo.ed the follow
ing delegates 10 attend the State Edu-
casionsl Convention to be held In Do
yer on the 10th of February: VIM. T.
Hill, Abraham Gibbs, Lewis Hamilton,
George F. Potts, Rev. Jacob Wilks-
helems, Rev. George Fl. Waters, Sewel
Moore, Henry Reese, Thomas Lum and
Rev. Charles Potts.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03

from Annie Il. Davis praying divorcs
from Robert Davis--referred 10 q
special committee composed Of Messrs.
Coooh, Bstts and Horsey.
The special com uittee appointed to
take into consideration the memorial Of
r. R. Kenney, E,q., in relation to in
surapoe OF the State House and State
Library report by joint resolution,
authorizing R. B. Ksnney, Esq, to
have the property insured TO the
amount of twenty Thousand dollars
The resolution was acted upon and
lost Ly vote of, yeas, Belts, Cooc6
Cooper, Hoysey; nays, Conway, Har
ring ton, Psnnewill, Mr.. Speaker.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Ets.S 10 gnM.

The unbiased opinions Of some Of the
mcst Intelligent medical mea i'll this
country Snd Europe support :hs state
rnent that Kidney. Wort is the Creates,
discove,y yet for turing kido@y and
liver troubles, piles and coao1ip&tion'
It acts on both kidneys and hoG9iJ a
The same time and thus cl0sGs35 tbs
whole system.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
Jsuitor-lIorris Carbsrry.
PeCp,tar HaaIing propcrs,es

MIR. Geo. +. w. Wiley, the wtteiy-
known teacher of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
in response to an Inquiry by the Mt.
Pleasant journal repOrter concerning
81. Jacob's Oh, said with great
plsasurs bear testimony to the pecn-
liar healing properties of St. Jacobs
Uil Ia rheumatic pSins. hSvlng been
a sufferer with this distressing malady
tor years, | do say that tie curative
Effects of ST. CacOh's OIL in my case sur
passed those Of any ttler rheumatic
| rsye6y, many Of @hicn have been
forced 10 use."
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
sixth AnnunA EsAI.

The Live Oak Assembly will give its
sixth annual ball tomorrow night III
Wehster's Dancing Academy. All the
previous balls given by the Assembly
are spoken Of with the greatest praise,
aud it would be an injustice to the club
to supoose for ono moment that the hall
to be held tomorrow evening will te
Iasz an ioynble,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
The Ashresic Assueln1aon

The regular monthly and annua!
meating OF the Wilmington Athletic
Association was held at the gymns
sium last night. Tbs treasurer report
ed tina, the monthly dues were sutfi,
cient to meet the running expenses and
leave a balance on hand. The tolloS.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
ysay:
Presidens-Chayles W. fatDall.
Vic, Presto ent--Stsnsbury Wiley
Secretary--Cusrles &. Phillips.
Treasurer-Alen dAw.hrop, JT.
Captain OF the Bicycle Club-W. A.
Bacon.
Jsuitor-lIorris Carberry.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
sRKUxAE y EHTX0H
IEeI.leKsI.

Mr. K. Ray, fornisFiy Of No. slO East
7th street, has opened the well-knOwn
New York Tobacco House, $. Il, cor. I'd
and French strseis. with au assortment
OF the weed that viii astonish the gas
trio iuiees 81 ths most fastidious. lie
Mas 4 Ene pool table sitAched, and would
be pleased 70 SEQ his DumerouS isiendf
and acqusintaneas a. the above plaos,
Third and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-03
ThA W NG&ikl&f.

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Signal Officer, Washington, Feb 3--I
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Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northWess'
ely winds, generally shifting to
| southeast, stationary or falling baron'
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