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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27

OFFICIAL AND UNOFF CIAL STATEMENTS RrsPI;C n
ING TIE PRESIDENTS CONDITION FROM HOUR
TO HOUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27
ENGLIsH POLICY I'M THE TRANsvAAL.

LONDON. July 2G.-In the debate in the House of
Commons yesterday on the vote of censure of the
Governments policy in the Transvaai which was
moved by Sir Michael Hicks Beach, but ultimately
rejected MIR. Gladstone showed by comparison of
dates that peace overturcs had been begun before
the disasters to the British occurred. To have with
drawn the terms of peace which were offered before
the disast ers occurred, point of military honor
and to insist II number of victims being sla,igh-
tered to expiate the British defeats, would have
been wicked, cruel and mean. He therefore con-
tended that the Government had done everything
possible to vndicate the authority of the Queen
except by shedding more blood.
A dispatch from Pretoria to-day says "The
hitch in the negotiations continues. The Beers
have not met the Royal Commissioner since the
20th inst"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27

WASHINGTON July 20--7 a. m.--Dr. Bliss says
the President passed a comfortable night, resting
well sleeping at intervals up to 3 n. IN. About 3
o'clock rise in temperature was noticed hut it
soon passe away, and aiterward the President OH
tanned more rest and Sleep This morning, at
O'clock, he is RESTING quietly with his pulse at 9S
and temperature apparently about normal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-27

GALVESTON, Texas. July 26.--A special of yester-
days date to The Necs from Eagle dastardly
attempt made yesterday morning
mith Collector Of Pieras Nagrss by persons
who ircd through window into his bed which he hadlucky
l RnnthAr"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
m RS. Lam GRAY.

Her Husband Denies the RamOr
tnat sn. is 9oing ON the Stage.
special cable despatch to the New
York World said:
"Confiicting rumors have long bten
in circulation concerning Mira. Langtry,
tho famous Jersey Lily going upon
the stage. believe that some time
age, in consequence Of differences with
her husband, Mrs. Langtry consulted
the eminent artist who had painted her
picture for the Royal Academy as to her
future career. hear further that Mr..
Millsis advised her to turn her at!en
ton 70 the stage; that since then she
has been in training, aud has at pres
ent arranged to appear at the Prince Of
Wales Theatre IN a new play by Mr..
IN. C. Barnard, the well-known author
Of Happy Thoughts and editor OF
Punch There is, however, consider
able opposition manifested In two guar
tars-among her former society friends
and in the dramatic profession. The
members OF the latter consider that the
stage ought to bs regarded as come
thing better than the last refuge OF
professional beauties while society
people are-or profess te bs-shocked
at what they call the degradation Of
one who not long ago was invited by
the Prince OF Wales to a select party at
Marlborough House to meet the Queen.
Phey dcnr say that Mrs. Langtry is too
good for the stage, but the actors and
actresses decidedly think that che is
not good enough. It is not pretended
tn at the lady has any dramatic talent
whatever, but Il is well understood
that che seeks the stage merely for the
purpose Of nosoriety and money-mak
ing. Not unnaturslly, members OF tine
profession who have fought their way
slowly up consider this an injury to
their calling. People who Lave seen
her aot speak Of her peTfOrnsn Ae
being ludicIous to the last degree, bui
it need hardly be said that crowds will
nock 10 stare at the Jersey Lily Ghen.
ever she goes upon the stage, and
already every seat in the house is BE-
spoken, although her appearance iS
not as yet absolutely certaio. 1t is be-
lieved that attempts are being made in
very high quarters to dIssusde her
from taking the step on which she
seems resolved, and the whole subject
lis, as you can naturally imagine,
the theme Of excited aud universal
discussion among the two classes Ihsvo
already named. Indeed, some of our
leading actresses have gone TO the
length Of declaring tuat they will re-
tuSe to act with Mrs. Langtry in any
theatre whatever.
A reporter Of the New York Times
sRw hr. RdKArd Langtry, the husband
of the lady alluded to above. last even
ing, in tho West Minister Hotel, and Mr..
Langtry requested that a general de-
MAJ" OF the cablegram should b. pub.
lishad. He expressed his intention to
ruturn to England at once.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
&haatIY Relic.

Police Captain Samuel Coder, Of
Williamsport, Pa. has in his p"sses.
sion curious kind of Telic. II il q
piece Of rope about six inches long.
This is piece otrops that hanged four
mufdsrsrs. The first tine it was used
was IN the year 1866, as the hanging
of Peter Bode, who murdered his wife
Sheriff Mccormick oiiCisted at the exc
cu,iop.
The next time 1t was brought into
uEe was at the execution OF John FrIds
whe murdered his brother inlay
Lloyd Brittian (colored) was ths npxt
man to swing off, in the year 1871.
He was executed for the murdey OF Mr.
Jacob Bye. SberiG John PiAtt pulling
the lever al both thes- executions. In
1874 il was used in the execution Of
Nelson Il. Wade, the Mcbride murder,
er. 1t was then cut up and distributed
TO curiosity hunters.
The rope is made Of Be. grass, and is
about J Of en- inch In diameter.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02

Only TWENTI-EIN more working days
of Congress remain, and there are GONE
seven thousand bills awaiting the &C
tion of Congress. From present appear
ances but very little more Legislation
will be passed by thepTe3ent Congress-
The shamsfully partisan Electoral
Count resolutions will bs forced and
will occupy most of the time from no"
until w ednesday next when if the res
olutions do not pass the electoral votes
will be counted in the old way. Tht
frittering away Of the time by partisan
legislation will defeat the passage Of
the needed appropriation bills and rem
der necessary an extra session OF Con
gress, when the sceptrs will pass on
OF Dem mccratic hands, and the horde o
Democrats that hold Office under tn
House will have 10 give place to Repub
lican Successors.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Fish Driven in shore,

a remarkable circumstance In con.
nec;ion with the recent cold snap was
the effect on the Gsh along the south
Atlantic coast, large schools being driv.
en- in shore and in shallow water.
Strange as it may seem, il is asserted
that the fish, particularly bass and
trout, were observed to throw them
selves bodily out Of the water on land.
An old negro caught thirty one very
fee large bass in this way as Racooor
Key, near Warsaw, GA. On 81. CatlG
riae's ne. thrown in the water was
almost Instantly filled by the large
Ash, and the fishermen found some diff
fcnlty in hauling the nets in. Others
| yerr observed to kill them in the W Atel
with oars. This novel ocnufrence VA
Witnessed generally ell along the is
lands to the ROuthward and il the riv
rrs near the coast.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Comprossed steel wedding.

An inhabitaut OF CabaceirGs City, Bra
I'll, namea Joaquin Marreiro, and his
wife Jusnita, aged respectfully 1903 and
81, contemplate ere long celebrating
the eightieth anniversary of their june
ton in the bonds OF holy matrinony.
OF the twenty-thres children born in
wedlock to this aged pair, fourteen still
survive, themselves abnormally old
men and women. Joaquin Marreiro's
family at the present time consists Of
233 persons; including his venerable
sponse aud himself. A hundred aud
twenty six grandchildren and ninty.
seven grest.grandchildren will attend
the ceremony which, for want Of a bet
ter name, might be described as the
Compressed Steel Wedding.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
rneR.,,roaa war. .

There can te no question that the
|P. W. & B. Railroad has served the
people Of Wilmington faithfully and
we'll and we have nothing TO say against
It, though many along Its lines feel and
think differently. II Wilmington Ii
to be for all time tied TO one railroad,
| It might as well be held in the emb ace
| Of the P. W. & B. road as any other
Bat is Il to be SO ksld' VIII the
growing ambition Of city like vii
minston be satisfied with the service OF
one through line Of railway, Will.
another can IS easily be brought pas
her workshops and manufactures teem
ing with thousans OF workmen We
breathe no feeling Of hostility 70 our
own local road, when We say that nc
|impedirnent should be thrown In the
way Of other great national lines being
permitted 70 pass through our city
and State II they wish to do 30. 1t
should not be question as to whether
all the roads can make money or not, OF
whether this or that road must be
pushed to the wall. That Is the look
out Of the stockholders and others in
terested. Railroadiug should be as free
to competition as other enterprises. As
we'll might one manufacturing frm and
no other be clothed with the privilege
of building all the iron steamships that
are built In Wilmington; one manu-
factory TO msnufsoture all the morocco
or all the carriages, as for one through
line OF railway only and no more b.
igiveu the privilege of doing all tk'
carrying trade Of tho city. As ii is il
private enterprises that are inoorpo
rated by the State, so /. should be with
railroads. II any man or company o
men want charter for a railroad line
through The State they should have IT.
Unless the State itself becomes build
or and operator OF railroads il cannot
consistently discriminate against o:hel
roads. We do not think however thai
charters should be granted indisCrimi
nately without a reasonable prospec
that the roads applying tor such char
ters will be built, and therefore we ia
j vOr clause in the proposed amended
charter Of the Delaware Western Rail
: road compelling tie commencement o
u operations within year or two year
dependent upon a forfeiture Of tn
amended charter, whether 1t be in tn
o interest Of the Baltimore & Ohio or an,
i other railroad. Under these re3tric
/ tions we would favor the oharteriug o
's all the railroads in and through th'
!. TIE State that want charters. hak
=, them build the roads after they hav
been chartered ana not have the char
10 ters lying around loose as a standin
Al menace to other enterprises.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02

lP Me-. TAYLOR would decline serving
on the committees of revision OF assess
ments for St Georges and Blackbird,
and Mr.. Wells decline serving for
Appoquinimink, and each OF them
wcnld request the appointment OF Re
publican members of the Levy Court tc
take their places, they would do them
selves much credit, and at the samt
time administer a mild rebuke to tht
President for his exhibition Of partisar
unfsirnesS in the appointment of hi
committees.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
oTCARD.

II, HY REPUBLICAN has
l.nesI nc sDI3|circulation than any
60 = * jers in the city com
iMo b;asp 9p1sand a larger, city cir
Non than all the other
..@fee papers. Therefore We
tive advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
The work Of tne Legislaturs
The Legislature has been In seFsio

The Legislature has been In session
q month and what has il done?
The frst bill passed was to straighten
some crookedness IN the working OF the
Democratic Levy Court in New Castle
County and to give them smeo.h sail
ing.
The next thing was to defeat pro.
position to ask for proposals for the
State printing by which the State could
nave saved hundreds OF dollars. In
consequence Of the defeat Of this pro,
position, the Auditors report and the
State superintendeut'o report are in
the hands Of the organ printing con.
cern at their own price and their own
over time.
Tbs House did make ont to pase the
bill to repeal the two dollar tax on
tsachers by the aid of a solid Republi-
can vote, large majority Of the Demo
Gratis voting against it,
Both Houses with entire Democratic
unanimity passed the joint resolution
authorizing the Governor to employ
attorneys to defend before the US.
Distric! Court number Of violators OF
the United States election Laws and for
voting illegally. This We believe is
about all the work that has been turn
ed ou. thus far for public inspee-
ton. We hope the people Of the State
will inspect it well aud reserve their
verdict to he rendered on the first Tues
cay of November, 1852. II the Lsgisla
ture turns out pfeportionate ratio Of
the same kind of work for the balance
of the session, the Republicans will
have more campaign capital than they
will know how to use to advantage.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02

Ne. Bright IS determined that the
assessments Of the upper Republican
Hundreds, OF the county, shall be care
fully revived by Democratic members
Of the Levy Court, bst he is just as
much determined that no Republioan
members Of the court shall have an op.
pOrtuDity to revise the assessments ot
ST. Georges, Appoquiniinink and
Black bird. Is this rot deSpicsble little
partisanshipi
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02

The FOND AND cherished hopes that
the back bona of winter was broken.
and that we were about emerging from
long winter night into the ethereal
lovelipess Of spring have all been blast
ed, February seems to have T. will Of
her own and seems to be determined to
shewthat she can bounce the quicksilver
down below zero just about as quick at
January can,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate

Tho undsrsignsd, about 70 remove I'M
,hs sta,e on accOunt Of loss oi health. W
srlI At Public Sale. ut the aSctoh room
thomas N. Ogls, sO7 Market street, Inst,
tute building. Oh THURSDAY, February ~. y
1881. at 4 o'clock, y m, cph n.ou'U O -
dwel,ipg, slu ted No 100 West eeVenu
street Wilmlnston, delaware, hsslns
fron age OF % itet inches on SeTen'n .uees =
running back 70 Ieet The main baiioLhk ..
ieet deep, with back building, both unos
stories high containing u rooms, snd Jaw l,
r, ON hot and cold water with wahI cosv
conplete. A good cellar cement ana y ich
ro0r, This hOus. II well located iof stoie o,
i, aiding house, convenient 10 nAArAet, pos'
office school, churches, 40.
N, B,-PersOns desiring 70 see inc pfope'''
can do 20 By calling 1T tho honte'
Also At the same time and plsoe, WI ~
sold three +roomed Lousos, with frame kleh
on back, plastic slate roofs, and good ctl,s,s
situated on Marshall street, runnihE IT," 'i
second street W OAK street, In "ett WI
nipgson. Also, a lot on tho corner o' MAT
shall and stroud streets, 20 BY OIL seI
Conditions III ) ale,
THOMAS M. DOLE,
Aectionser and Real Estate Asett
lAnyJat
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02

WHEs WILL Representative Mcneil
offer his resolution to expel the repor-
tars from the floor Of the House at
Dover Let the fun begin.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Presidens RriEhGs Petty Rarti-
zamshkp.

zanship.
President Bright, in the appointment
of the committees Yesterday to revise
the assessments in lie respective hun.
drsds showed his intense partizsn zeal,
which overrode his bsttsr judgment.
1t was always customary to appoint a
committee Of two from adjoining hun
drsds. Thus, for BrandyWine hundred,
accc riding to the usual custom for this
hundred, the committee should have
been either Mahaffy and Febiger or
Mahaffy and Sharpless, as Wilmington
and Christiana hundreds each adioiu
Brandywine. But instead OF Mr.. Ma
hafy's colleague being either Pebiger
or Sharpless, the President adopted the
noyel sxpsdisnt Of appointing Mr.. Nor
rjson, Of Mill Creek, a hundred entire
ly disconnected, as Mr.. Mahafy's col
league. We nesd emily say that Mr..
Morrison is a Democrat.
This little partisan spirit is shown
more distinctly in the appointment Of
the committee for Wilmington. Mr..
Fsbiger, It is true, is made chairman Of
the committee, but he Is handicapped
with two Democrats, Mr.. Wier, from
White Clay Creek, q hundred at nc
point within six miles OF Wilmington,
and Mr.. Polk, Of st. Georges, hun
dred OF NO point within sixteen miles
Of Wilmington. Messrs. Shsrpless
Mahaffy and Silver all living in hun
dreds adj Dining Wilmington, and on'
Of whom would, according 10 the usua
custom, have been Mr.. Febiger's col
league, were all given the go-by. Why
The latter named gentlemen are Repub
lieans, while Messrs. Polk and VIE
are Democrats and are presumed Il
know more about the assessments II
Wilmington than other members Of th'
Court living just beyond the suburbs
It has heretofore been unusual to ap
point two upon a committee OF revis
ion, but in this case President Brigh
must have thought that 1t would TAX
two Democrats like Messrs. Polk ant
Wisr to watch Mr.. Febiger. As re
suit Of Mr.. Bright's gerrymander, ther'
are three hundreds, St. Georges, Apo
auinimink and BIaokbird, that hav'
entire Democratic revising committees
but there Is no Republican hundred
but what is handicapped with Demo
crat, and Wilmington hundred Will
two. It will appear to reasonable think
ing men that q Republican member
from the upper end could have as con
.sistsntly served on a committee Of St
Georges az q St. Georges member could
serve on a committee in Wilmington
Phis, however, seems never to have oc
CURED TO President Bright, and oonse
qusntly we have the gerrymander thai
is not creditable to him. We may bt
asked the question, what difference
does 1t make who is upon the commit
tees' Uuder ordinary circumstance
we would answer and say, no difference
whatever; but as President Bright ha'
used his Official position to make suct
unfair partizan appointments, he mas
have thought that it made some differ
ence. As he appointed Messrs. Wier
Polk and Morrison, Democrats, Oh DOM
mittees to revise the assessments o
Wilmington and Brandywine. The ap
pointment of Messrs. Mahaffy, Sharp
less and Silver op the committees Of St
Georges, Appoquinimink and Black
bird would have saved the Presiden
from the suspicion of having been In
ffuenced by par,izan bias in the ap
pointmsnt of his committees.
--s-u-s----
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
1rw vnsu, by Democratic lobbyists.

IT Is URGED BY Democratic lobbyists,
at Dover, that permitting the Baln'
more & Ohio railroad TO have the right
Of way through Delaware necessitates
the lsssing or selling Of the P. W. q
| b. Railroad to the Pennsylvania L. H.
Company, and then the State would
surely be made Republican in politics
| This is the weakest Of all arguments,
aud absolutely foolish, in the face. o.
the fact that the Pennsylyania Rail
road which holds New Jersey In iti
grasp, is charged with keeping thai
$ tate under Democratic control. One
Of the principal arguments against the
election Of W. J. Sswell to the United
states Senate by the Republicans wai
.hs. as an official in high standing
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad he bad
used mis- lie fluence at the late election
to elect the Democratic candidate for
Governor. This isa weak argument
soncoc,ed 70 operate upon weak Demo
cratic intelleO,s by paid lobbyists, and
should have 70 weight whatever with
intelligent and sensible men.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
DROY. CRABR

Can be engaged 10 give Comic, Pathetic OF
Shak kesr erian Readings at low rates rom
date, win read for beneft Of ehuroho' ttee
Of charge. Write for dates. Address c'V
tebl.lH
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
NeT1oE

NmioE;-THE MulrAI,In,>
AZ Seiauon 10 now issulpv" y" . 'n9 i
~ thAfes, per eeat Allo.sS tsE :.
heoa'e allowed 90 mlgm M ,,t - I'd
are made and whe a re .n,sa. o'd SdH !,
s.,,l, stsni.s Q. on GEO. q. MANS ssA, y,
Sh'pley ~ l fi1ce hoGIs-tA @ u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
.oux wAxAnAKEn. PaILADA.

To-day you can have your
choice out OF more than a
thousand ladies' cloaks at a
price so low that VIC shall
keep till next fall all tha,
don't sell as now marked,
Some are at half-price, some
more.
Shawls also are marked
down to the lowest point, in
cluding all the India shawls
We have. We would rather
not have any left but shall
make no lower prices,
| Drcsscs-a few left black
silk and various, The prices
iarc final low enough
sou,hCas, Garner sf,bs building
To-day you can have your
choice out OF an unknown
number Of girls coats, nstcrs
and dresses Of all sizes, ma
tcriaIs and styles at prices
lbclow all reason. prices made
to clear the whole stock, final
lpriccs. We don't want 10
keep them but haII have 10,
If not sold now.
south sos. oorlsr SI the buiidnS
IOIIN WANAMAkER,
| Thirteenth nd Marsoi and Chestnut
| streets, Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
.NorIor'

A meeting Of III. ussl.,,,,
lqnoi desien viii Re blj +, sN 4
!bai.dinE, fourth tirret n,a, he'sI
TUE tibAi, fep, uAry Ia. s,t n, ~. n,fS
m Every dealer intsrs.tsG IN ,TG y, 's1|
10 requested 10 attend !" Ut ID
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
IDuBl.lO sALB.

VIII be sold at No. 1915 West Iourlstnln N
street, on THI RSDAi, FEBRUARY a.
1881 at ten o'clooR, . IN, tres'deneo OF Jo.,
eph J.. Jackson, J the entire househnId .Oods
and kitchen furniture, consisting In par ~
follows Ono English Brussels carpet, SUI,
ards, In good condition wainst sun uLreo
pieces extension table, three walnut .aih
Of furniture, one cottage suit, nsrble tor
two spring hair nhtrcsEe', one walnut "sI"'
robe, one lounge, one OK eaAs, OIL pail unH
engraylugs, one 90 FinR machine one teoIe-
tary, ono i3e obsh, OIe shot gun, hh"t,
chairs, carr =, oil cloths, nstlings. bouquel
tables, Rogers Rroupe, lawn mower via, o"
fhadcs b aogetG. clocks, gum ho @, oouee
uro, cabinet refrigerator, hall chAirs, stai'
rods, rugs, hat TNck ohild'S crib and mat
tress, holsters end pilloT., chamber te', ore
aatnot. ana ger orally all household ana
EtJcben wares Al 70 be sold, Es MI JACK
son Is going TO leave the city ~
M M. CHILD.
Arm b efe the sale
W. SIlDuAN n SoE, AuctiOneeFS.
ian -. 81, ieb |, =.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
TAKE notice

-.
All correspondence Should 10
Nj. a, Dnuphin ~ below, 10 ."
TICKETS themselves are 10" ',, 1,
circulars offering certificates ~ Nv, ,.S ~
instead. Any one prop0tlus 80,
tbIpg elae by circular or o'+sI'.r ~
own bebali or tina. ei the ''-F" ~
swind Ter, .,,., ~. Z
A SPLENDID oPPOrTgM NV = !
WIN A FOHTUEk StL ~ ~ 4 rits
iJISTRIBUTlON. CLASS u ~ . 4 gy, ~, N
LEANS, TUESDAY tESnnu -" ---- -
roth MONTHLY DRAWIHu1 u1rgg F;yG
LOUISIANA STATE
This tnstitutlon wAs regularly ,Ty q, !
~ the Legislature Of the StSte 'n ,e Il, - ISL
| ,i and Charitable purp1Es s,,,it y II nreo
TliE TERM OF TWENTf'fI' a, =, md Q
| m whish inc inviolable iaIth o .,,,6 ja
oIedved whtch pledge hss Teen - -
an overwhelming popular Y%e, M 40.
m nchise in the new oonso'uH,s 4 ~ !!
oember Ind, A. D., lsIV. W." W., Al And
n oo 600 70 which II has sfno' ~ " %
lerye fund OF oyer b3SV ~; MpyR psH I.
TrS oRANDSIN8LE NJ mI,sit.r mb.I't'. d ~
HIII1ONS will take plsce ipo'T-s y, -
| of.nd Tuesday. II EepeT "o". NUl
| LOOK at tho following ins,ial0G ils,n .al0G
CAPITAL PkiIE N vi nee
lOO. .0OO TICKETS AT TWU, WI vi. VI fht
HALF-TlCkE1~ U!n'iltS PEE -,
! Capital Prlre. .,a. -.
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lCApttal Pr1Ge.,..'' ..."
2PriSes Of n, bcO.''''''''''',,.,. ,,.,. .gss ~
D Prizes Of 1000. the
20 Prizes Of 6OO.'''''''''' ..." <Hn wv
100 Prizes Of lN..''''''''' ...u ~
2O0 Prizes Of t0...''''.'' ..." -
800 Prizes OF H,'.'.''''' ...r. tn
1900 Prizes Of 10 ,;,",s ,;,;",'st''pp 'ppEIZtS y
APPROXIMATIONS .6o' ~" ..a ln
aAmyoEimation Pribss0i w. att.
arrroTimatt0n Prizes o. b.' ~ IN
Q ApproximatlOn Pr5es Of ]" 4 y
1867 Prizes amounting to"'''''" y
Responsible corosPon'diIIf,E, ,cclaS
| AtIl be paid. n,n edt~" '-r
Write clearly stating 'e,. i'T =" iyG non
ther information, or sehd 'tIonlj w II
in a Registered Letter I" '"' oQI
mail, addressed only to Y,s CraH mr.
M. A. DAUPHlN, Nc" W. ne
or Same person At ,.ootvay, n"
All our Grand Extra0fd,lII"rs ~ rsabiggg N
under tho supervision snIr ,s.hnIr EU4| ....
q EN- ERALS u, T. bEA' .: =.
IJUBAL A. EARbN' |'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
NOTICE.

NoI1UE-ANY pEpsns
AN carpenter work dons RAM1
san % aeeoE mOdAtetl by 80, a. sAoR III
sohn, 90, NO liOV Reed sSgp!'tg d N
word At he hKsVBLIoas one ms " ~
Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
Doe' hEGisrAY kUruE

AZ I'eisoili owning or kAvirF t,.,
sh elf prtmists aIe rsau.,,er "a
mssEeTtd between he mat a, ,A aA
January. Ahef the hlu, r' G.,. w ~
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