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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

Col. Eaton. better known perhaps As
"Old Pap" of the New Orleans Democrat.
has been spending several days in our
town. His Texas letters TO his paper are
brilliant aud interesting, giving evidence
of the great ability of tho writer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

There WAS fire in Shreveport on Mon.
IN the warehouse of Mr.. G. H. Borguin,
which contained 231 bales of cotton. The
sHppostion is that the fire was the work
Of some party who lad stolen cotton from
the warehouse and wished To prevent dis.
covcry.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

Reeds Gil, Edge Tonic regulate. the
bowels.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

ION forget that toliahd II III '""h'
Grease and Stain Remover at shelton's.
yetoing the Funding Bill cost the conn
try something over million every mouth
II is now probable that the President
will call m extra session of Congress.
Garfield came into Office opposed to an eS.
taa session hut has either changed his
mind or yielded 10 the party BOSSES.
49,
General Henry Gray. lie stated that the
General is now living with his daughter ia
Corsicana Texas, and is in good state ~
health. His mind is still slightly impair
ed.
Fx.Pr,sI.n, HAYES had 8, uarrow .sror.
ronh u'a'n WI MS J""rne! h"'''', ny '"I'
hs''on OH tue ""'uh'"r' " ONO na'iroa"'
vi 'he ON inS'nn'' i"e "'S'p''i''hce VI
the e"S'ue''s wan tue '""Ne VI the COILS
''on' --
The Buffalo guats have made their APP
1871, -,
Of Monroe, has arrived with the finest
s'ocS Vi spring n'I''he'! soous ever open
Gu III iiou'er' anu requests tue iau'es '-p''
o'a"y 10 cAii a"" examine MS H"ous ocl'''
Pu''D"''nH'
It's the general opiniou of ,he press that
Judge Boarman will be- appoipt,.d Jnar.
Of tho nav Iui,.1 States Dis,r;c, ro,,, .,
'o"' "''"' W. N"'" VI
'uuHe pos''nnn' We suppose he VIII make
an ehceNeht Judge
Col. Eaton hr,,cr trovr ro,l,,s A.
cold Pan nj IN, Nav or,.,r. n.,,ocro, .
b., been amending several d,v. in orr
town Iii. Tex,. I,,,o,s % ii. ,,,, 49,.
brilliant aud interesting. giving evidence
of the great ability of the writer
H., At.
,-,..
LII, c...
80.
"a hay h..a l,,f IL,
jured.
A Senator David D,yi. La. rho cou,r,,.
inc vo,, m ,b. S.u,,, anil ,,,o,, j.,
favor If b,rr,orv f.. rou,J mn, Il, l,.,,,,
than IN scr ,ha, iu.,,c. r. ao,,. Dc. ,o+,o,,
for Senator nr,vu.. ,r,,,,.,,,,, ,r,, ,I,..
oui''s oe ''i'a''! "i''ue" between the NV"
Pai''cS'
Mr. Sol Riny.r r.n,,s,,,t,n, IA, .s,,,
C,o,h;,c Ito,.o" -, Ion,. v.,.r H..
ia in town and vill r,m,ir f,r several DIV,
for tn. uurposc ,f t,tir,, o,,,.r. mi.
bonse carries a heavy Inn, of Loo,. .bos.
hat, cans and ,.n,. frrpi.n,,, ,,oo1. r.n
e'"''9' -
We are indebted to our talented young
friend, John +. Hulse, Esq, for valuable
services rendered during the late prolonged
absence ct the editor. Mr.. iulsc wtclds
agraceful pen. and would adorn the cdi.
torial tripod should he ever determine to
become one of us.
81. - ~
spoken of As u probable appointment for
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30
Haynesville Male and FenaN
Academy,

WILL open the l4th February, ieiS
W J.. II. Fraiherstop, Principal, ~
other competent Assistants, II necesssI!.A
Tuition, e., s2i, g. and s3i per mon' !,
Music, -. Board Mt reasonable ra'e'
town and vicinity.
For further particulars, address
Principal.
Mr.. L. ii. Featherston has been us.
mously elected by the Board of lr us.i
to teach Hayuesville Male ana nS.r.
School, for scholastic year lesl' Wee' !.
fully recommend him TO the pnoho
W. l.. OAxEs,
Pres't Board Trustees.
January 26, 1851.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

Having counted aud scaled the foregoi
names. the commissioners deeming Il pe,
cc>Sary for i jury for the I'd week, pro
ceeded I" draw the following named per-
sons as jurors for the second week:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

state Of LouisiaHa-Iarish Of Claiborne
I HEREBY CERTIFY, that the above
L and foregoing il a true and correct iiss
of jurors drawn for the LIST and I'd weeks
of the April term of the District Court I'D
and for the parish of Claiborne.
J. II. RAMSEY, by. Crk. D.
February II, 1--1. az"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30
ID. II. HOLM ES,

II Bourbon-l55 Caual-l4 Dauphin SIS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

We notice that Gov. II. G.. Warmoth is
spoken of as u probable appointment for
collector of customs at the port of New Or.
leans. As far as we know We would rs
soon have Warmoth Is any one the Prc.i,
dent would likely appoint, aud decidedly
prefer him to the present incumbent
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

There are conflicting opinions - to
whether the cold snap the first of last week
killed the fruit or not From the best in.
formation we can get, we are Of the opin-
ion that the frnit Is not seriously injured
We have heard Of gardens that were u.
iured.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30


l. 7 ; Browning, Ward No.3
>. W II Baucum, 3
3. Arthur Daniels. ,
I. II L Odom, ." 3
!. + 4 Lane. }
Il. W W King. J
:. " 4 Johnston,
:. W r stephens,
.. K Il Mann. ir.
-. J + Nelsan, >
IL. Calvin Marshall, )
II. Il Wilder, ,
II. j W PcniX, 6
II. l. f. Tigncr, ,
H.. W r Aycock
~. Cr;hr"rt Collier. 2
l.. john + Allguod. |
J.. - J. Mrklnlir.
~. Mack Lcdbcttcr, |
~. j I Or, I
II. Harrison nozicr. 1
~. J Nolcn.
%. " y White. 6
-. Alex Garrett "
-. K + Bond, jr, " 2
~. J W Wall. q" 5
q. II Is Mckinley, " )
y. ; Giadncy,
%. Augustus Delaney, "
80. } VI McAdams,
The Board then adjourned.
(SignedD +. ID. MEADOWS,
President,
J. T. TIGNER,
JAS +. HEARD,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

As Senator David DAVIS LAS the control
ing vote IN the Senate aud II ~ much in
favor Of harmony hc could not do better
than to see that justice Is done hy voting
for Senator Brown, proposition that H."
Offices be equally divided between the two
parties.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

We are indebted to our talented young
friend, John +. Hulse, Esq, for valuable
services rendered during the late prolonged
sbsence OF the editor. Mr.. iIulsc wiclds
agraceful pen. and would ndorn the cdi.
torial tripod should he ever determine To
become one of us.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-03-30

Mr. Sol. Ringer, representing the star
Clothing House of Jonas Meyer, Monroe,
is in town and will remain for several DAYS
for the purpose OF taking orders This
bonse carries "A heavy line of boots, shoes
hats, caps, aud gents furnishing goods gen
orally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
KLirIyG ms >coHr DI>HoyE>TIr

The monotony of the walking match AZ The
Madison sluIr. Dir,u Nae r'l.'.'i 1uo-lay hy %
quarrel httVtcua marker and -onIr OF the Halh'r-,
which almost terminated iu . pu-l.i-'ir ctcoun',~.
Whr, Vni wu- credited aifA lDJ uui.'- D., "ir ~ The
maIlrr- another one disputed t 'cura of tlr score,
and in--j,l tIt nal, De- ta.ru iiotl \ilt , trcntd.
The mararr whose Ncrt'ity Nu- questioned declared
hat h,~ figures were correct and voud 200 tu
clmrcc 30 TIC -corr. mathematician wn- then ciu
p,,,l ~ no showed 10 ti satisfaction Of cNtts marrr.
Of average fairness, That Nint could mot
po--it.. have covered tho nuih.r ~ ui',-
credited him nj IN" time the disco, red.
Vnts record Wa therefore reduced ri.r and the
marker wa ii-Ei--cd While the calculation was pcu,
uindc all he Nalkcr- n,ctt AMI markers had r,murk.
to MAKE that the scc n IL DID mot add 10 The iii entity
uf d., slow, ri 30 auu-,d the spectators Durucf ''
rciuIitr or the dIl the alb "ltlut interest Ir
men plnddcd Wtafll} around The tack and There were
few. Spectators present To- encourage th,lu OIAar,.
when acd how much nnE,i hId l.tu taken iu AZ o..
doors -imii replied that tie receipts were fair The
odds Offered by the h0pkuah D., were iu,n,Va 10
against IIttlrNood and Niri. toll ntiiu sullivan =
to- against IIurLcr and lilfl'll to against Howard.
and from - - - tp agtil-i The uir- Ih' seer.
miles 40 n'rlusk Tuesday .'-l ftlnN-- Nut.
go: Iitirt.uui. 22O; sullivan. 10. Cou I'll lInl.,l
2Ut: Fl,craid, 10; H""hfd. 1876; DuiiiI,, lsJ,aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
1rrr 4 BURDEN TO THEM.

Conrad Stocsscl. age thirty, superintendent OF n
house at No. lUl SccOnist, shot himself III
the head carly yesterday morning. lie was taken
to Bellevue Hospital. -, ooo
kudolph schultz. who kept a beer shop at No. $3.50
SccoLd-st Brooklyn, l.. d., LETT his home TUESDAY
pluht ana Yesterday morning hls body was found
in Nh, Est River al the foot of North flrSt-st lie
hat tird heavy ilai iron to las sIspcucrs. He WAS
in reduced circumstances, ad was unable 10 meet
his bill, for beer Tuesday lie was slAty-two years
mid and lett "A wife and four children.
After the uuVclllug Oi In" iidd IN Mouuincnt IN
t. Cemetery OF the .NtI greens ia DtoOkiNh, Iuce-
,lny afternoon "A man WAS found unconscious In a
grave near Pleasant ILL., lie was evidently siIcr-
iur from narcotic poisoning. and after VAIN EFFORTS
10 revive hi,n ia l. st \cwlOik ne was removed TO
tn. Civ Hospital. lie died ia the evening. From
hpcr, on hi: c was found TO be- Charles bclska. OF
iIvisiuIi-aVe.. BruuklHn. The grave ON winch hc
MAS ,ound ~as that Ol his vile, VINO dlcd OctObeI
o. 1850. II is believed that IN a Int OF depression
hc went Ia the grave of his wife ana swallowed a
0uautity of hudanum. lie was forty years oil age
and a native of bohemia.
edward lcnau hanged himself in the garrett of ms
f,tbcrs hous. in West New-loTh, near Gutenberg,
OF asc. lie had been i'll for >cveIl months and Is
said TO have committed the act III lit OF dcspon
dcncy. - 20 -. ~
YESTERDAY afternoon John {. Smith. of Newark
received a l,,tcr from his AGENT Jos plus RhOd, :
dated Tuesday which said that tllc writer INTENDED
10 commit suicide. and that his body might be found
In certain wood, near BlOOinurli-avc. MI smith
accompanied Ly Mr.. Wells, l.. :. Dean and Hiram
ID Rho,cs "A brother of the writer of the letter
went INTO ,lc woods, and There found the body hang
Ing by the neck from tree. lhc dead man lIid u"
been attending TO business for two or three days
In his letter to Mr.. Smith H. sad lac would cuQ Al
life because of hls lntcmpcrahCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
OBITUARY..
RICHARD +. lIALSTED.

Iicutcnant-C Colonel Richard Frederick Hal
s,I ,, If stnc-uc TUESDAY At the outbreak ~ the
vor ne v First Lieutenant the 9Th 'ompany,7t Eef
,,ent y g. I Y. ana accompanied that regiment on
u.s. first campaign June 8, 1861 he become Major o'
the 40th Regiment Ncw-York Volunteer" In Apr"
$50. nc was appointed Captain and Ade-d'-Comp 10
General Sc,iewick and served with the Army 81 the J."
tonac until IT, dissolution; he then went 10 the p'''
mcnt of Texas. lie served ~ stan on''r WIN "3"'
(,,,,-,l d.,i,L and IT, G. Wright and under Division
1.,,,,p,i,r. Ueirtzclman. Hamilton and kcarn'y ana
hf,re the or.auilrton of tue Army ~ the Potomac
ut,trr " a. Franklin. lie served ~ thr sam t"p-
and t,mpornrily 100 the SECOND and MAIN. WIN ~
-t,th ,,rn- ne made, the ~hruIuduih ttup1i-u. ll'
,,s ia Tie battle uf the Fair otb4, the seven ~ =
IrtI, rcl -hurr t;,ttt -hurr the NiGr; "ld lh'
h- Wtr,b.t-r Fisher, III Cedar crock. Pci'r-hu
,nr- reel, and other en- -a- fI"uf- lie Wi~WcN ,I.
Minor and Lieutenant olouri and resigned july l. l7"
t..,u1uf tnlnurl lili-f,d Nt- Hu ln' ASA r"r ln'F
,rir- before bic death, and for tine ia-t l'e years Wa
lf.iN bituI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
To TIE PIER on AN IRON BOAT.

The Iron Steamboat Company gave an opening eX-
cursion YESTERDAY afternoon. About 500 invited
rucsts vent on board the hne new boat Cygnus and
tooI a trip 10 the pier at COney Island. The day
tracfiyr and there was plenty of hilarity and cham
plgne on board IkcCySnH> is avery substantially
built vessel with hex ron hull iron decks and iron
the metal and is neatly but not gaudlly
Tilted up. In the two great requisites OF
travel safety an4 comfort,, she leaves moth
of the vessel was one Ct the party and showed
great pride in his craft The CygnuS is 30 feet IN
length by 80 feet in breadth and IL y feet IN depth
she has a cylinder 80 Inches in diameter and "A
piston of II feet stroke Two thousand persons can
be carried without cTOwdng. The Cygnus Is last
boat, and it is intended To make the trip from Pier
to C9ney Island regularly in forty -iyc minutes
with possibility of forty. The Iron Steamboat
Company pow has seven OF It's nconbLstiblc aud sub
stantial steamboats, and will Ocgiu running regu-
larlY on SATURDAY, May -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

ST. Catharin,'s Convent, AT Houston AID Nulh"rry-
sts Which mas been occupied by tn Roman Cnthp-
lie Sisters of Mercy since 1873 Is llV"f,~eG for sale.
The members of the community have been ansio IS
TO sc the huild;ng iur years account ui iil' --
reputable character Of the ncishb3riood aih ho-
cause the children under their care frequently
awakened by loiscs i'll the STREETS which are not
likely TO occur in many Other part, utthc city The
property is valued at about 500 600 and ii good
price is offered for the institution III" Sisters viii
gladly sell il AMI DlIild another house uptown. The
building is All OLD lsud mark, having been erected
about forty year. nsO. II first used a. tie Com
vent of the lcred Heart, which subs,qu ntly was
removed 20 Manlattanyie. \ private school then
occupied the building. The Sisters vi Mercy came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
JURISDICTIONS on THE WATER FRONT.

At the meeting Of the Dock Commits .ioneis ycst'r-
dat the removal Of distractions along the river
front was considered. Lnmhcrhrn ana others have
n,rtmant which prov dc~ for the Removal Of all OH
strncIions within orty-right hours. At tn previous
meeting "A fine Of $1,000 vas imposed ul"n Dec krr
st,trd HAT H. could no. rrnoyr lIr lumber which
his firm hld accumulated ia less than SIX months.
H., ,sLcd for l,.rlni>sion IT, cont niue png Lumbar
, tI. bulklrtd UnlcN, lis WIS dom. h. sad. the
Imsin-,s would Jc driven away from Nc"-forh.
Mr.. Laimbccr Wa, orpo,cd To- giving auy such per
>tnj f.cilti,, 10 the Lumber trade g. prevent the
trail, being driven aNay from the city. Mr.. Van
dcrpoel did not why the city -houd q &C. 10 ihc
n,f>,tion the matter was deferred for future CON
sidrratlou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
LOCKED UP WITHOUT GOOD REASON.

When James DOnnel'y died MAY TO- it was
In tight but the autopsy showed that IL was due
to natural causes. Yesterday Officer Cortland, If
the Oak Street Police arrested the mans bruthor
John Donnelly. ard took him before Coroner Herr
mann. He stated that James DCnneuy lad Been
injured in a tight with his brother Johr The pris-
oner admitted that he had had scuie with his
brother March 27, ant had struck him IN the
head, cutting his scalp. Coroner Hermann de
eided TO commit the prisoner fCr examination by
was accordingly locked up in the Tombs In tie al
terno0n he secured the services of n lawyer who
went 20 the COrOners office and demanded Don
Eelly's discharge, characterizing the whole uro-
ceedng as an unwaTrantable outrage which mipht
lead 10 suits for false Imprisonment The Corunrrs
had lett the office, and lonnclly remained in mis-
cell charged with "a murder which, as shown sy the
AUTOPSY had lot been 1LlInittcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

A rare opportunity to buy
ELEGANT LACES is afforded
nv JAMES McCREERY a CO.,
who have purchased several
large lots that were forced into
the AUCTION ROOM.
These Iaces have been placed
upon the firms retail counters,
and among them are some
beautiful patterns Of Round
Point and DuChcsse, besides 4
great variety OrsPANISHLACE
and other fashionable kinds,
many Of which arc offered at
HALF the usual prices.
LANES McCREEEY Il CO..
Broadway and IIth.st.,
Ncw-XOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26

Boston dispatch stated yesterday that Booths
Theatre had been leased by OhVer Aines 10 2oIn
Tb S and that Mr. Stetson would open the the
atrc September l. c. H. Tweed the representative
of MI Ames in this city, said to IRIbINE rep%[,el
d pSt e CIV he Subject ais Of leasing the theatre Mr.
Sstson or other persons and said that he was Co.
TS W thougbt il nrobahle that the theatre had
been leased for year although be had not been
told so. He did not think Mr. Ames would give ,h a
,rhaac ~ file nropcrty He thought Mr.. StetsOn
would probably make il a star theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEN-iDRK MAY -. l--l.

PORT OF NEWrORK ......MAi -. l9'l
ARRIVED
steamer r,,.,, m, Irarr- London Is days with mise
aut pi-.,.a-,r-i o li,nd. t.'n Bro. ,.. -, ,
,. a ANY MY r 20 v ii 1lamp-u 90.
steamer "a, plr.a t,"r. >'h""n-rn limhnhrg WAY II
;.amrr ,iyof V",... Fr'uol- Nri, cruz Ny - 20
p - d Havana ~ With m.'' and a'-''s T. "a A'A
-nal.,lnc Rr Van Helm. Roli iprl ~ Mc-siua
20 IA,tno MAy 1, GIBRALTAR TO, with ifdt ana VII" 10
-f.,rrr Nc,puco. Porter. A-puwail days. with md-e
and pa..rn v't- &" lnch' MAI -. o. MIL, =,
AMI RIOS al day wit! nd@r AMI pa--'nIcr' to II MAI
,r si ,,..irs ri'i ~ 5i ho"',, &c.
steamer Hdmii ii"e>-.y. NY West day. with pa'''n
ry-re following y,.-- arrived yc-cri'y but were not
in-,ri.,l ~ .npplng u'n..
sf.m.r Manhattan E,ly Rchmonl. civ Point and Nor
at,,ra Hya1 Noroik w,tl ndr ard passengers
-i.a".r >earnrt 1aa.lheFrr Havana 2d'y' with mi'o
steamer ,it' Of W,htr2n; EmrrF; nsvA'' Jay Win
- N-Er- wind At sandy Hook. heh', T. clear AT city
Island, y h. clear. Crr,ptn
steamers Mrmnon Rr po'son iiyerool Bnss = J"yens
W'on Br Jnlyi,, Qa'n-',%n. fal,oath snG rig g
no. Rotterdam. Punch Idt" y 60 Alp, 1T hIau.r,
IT, n1qs,if ~aytn.nh. o'o N"ns" iiaitraS: Boa
Y II r"n ~ ~" 'I ,t 1,'" cowmowaa.th Van Eirk
rinscphia, John Robert" Manhattan he'ys N",i,a,
Maafu rga" i Am'' wm Ia%n,s Y a@T's
nIn"r,' j : Kfm. " '.diorl ,Br. AltkcnheA, Avon
mouth box Eng. S,ascr BT"-.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
rovro- Nav o5-Arryc steamer Cosmopolitan tr. Miles
U yy>~r'wv. MAY % sailed steamer Republic .Br. Iry
lns from A,rrp" 'Gr $'~ '.rs ,,.- ,,c,or, RI Icadcr
W. '-on y lore 900 h' So q" ,'il,"w, p y.,,,,,,.
'T.f Nav - Arrived steamer GREECE BE- P'Arcc from
Il,LG NA, J.. r..I -',amer snryi, Ger Frn1'n'
from N,~ YORK. 900 r' 'i' Co. u 'm"rE VA ym , ,ro
IT.frT Ma - =. IL ilrl Nlr-lA 'i'f -N'''l' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ererett House-R de Pestel, Minister for the Meth;
erlanda At Washington Windsor Hotel Rear a nnhrA
Nelancthon smith and Commodore b. Creighton u = Nj
Charles Train OF Boston, and :. H. IL Clark OF 0nahs
N,o York Hot,l-General O. Howard OF West fOnt
HOrndn Alvin saunders OF NeorsSnA CON
GflS,v Hor-General T. g. Pitcher L. A., and etSon-
ressnan r. v Pierce OF Buffalo, and J. NJ Davy OF hoc
Ter Hotel BrunScek-EX GovernorC G. Wssh6urn OF r,
consn 81 Nicholas H0tet-Genera J. 3. Negey, OF nus
bnrg - Grand Hol-Lynde Harrison. OF New-Hayen
TYfh drsnus otei-Ex Senator W. H. Barnun OF Connecu
cut and Congressman +. Woodbridge, OF NermonL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
prCrpT1Oy OF THE PRESS CLUB.

The spring reception Of tho NeT-York Press CInD
was held last evening and was pleasant eilerlan
mcnt The president of the club John ilcnncSSy'
eino,ncd tbr ,r,csts among whom were Dr. y. o.
D. Parks General Depii F. BTk a. + pd BgTSnS
h IT,, -, 'Ind,,. MADAM and Sign. Campann
Thr feature of the evening was the singing of CAM
naniui There were Rotations 10y \. /. burbank
and George ". Kyle. Refreshments were ser'eu III
a.. D., ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
nF,Tu or "COuMODOREr NIT

"Commodore INIT, the dwarf. whose full name
was George Washington Morrison MUTT, died yestcr-
day morning at the Anthony House, after eight
weeks illness, of BTfshts disease. lie was born AZ
Manchester, y. IT,, about 1874. He measured only
3 feet inches in heighth. In 1860 he joined =. r.
Baruum's Museum. then at Broadway and Ann ST.
and since that time remained in the business, either
"A q manager CT q feature" % the show. \ few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
InuN IL -MIrr-

John II. Swift, for mdnE years prominent
manufacturer Of hat and dril'r go 'ii- AMI lf- W i-
CITY died Al lila horne IN Mofr-;owu y J.. Tu'-,'y
morning Mr.. swift was born m Geneva Township
Oneida County in THE state. 300 so, and cam" i"i'
cit, in ~ and iu partnership with starr Nhi"-
l,,u mes. In water -. len YEAR, later Doc H 900"
n-,n,iat,d with Henry II. IlGrihut Mr. swift Hii'd
fr. its n
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATU RE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
Co, ,,sos AZ SIM scfs 900 72O Clock slow 2m. l0s
Noon fises go Moon -outh- lOJl Moon, ag, diy : -
mon WAFER TpDhi-A "
SANDY Hook GIG GOV leland. $50 Hen Gate. : -
mon wArEE TO-DAY-r. NJ.
sandy Hook. 80 ''oy. leland 20 Hon dAte-.- "'
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james Kidney, the four-ycar-old son Of
Michael Kidney, Ihorrr ssh" lives at 80. 10 Ilamil.
tonst while playing II W,tcr--t and Catharnc- ely at
400 Tuesday afternoon. was run over by o double
trnck and killed 1870 truck is owned hy W T Bedell. q
oa.ina ~ B-uoal yn and Gas driven - cOiurcd man
named David KIis. kiDg arrested
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C0NKLING MAXIlHUS.
REMARKABLELETTER
From the Speaker of the House.
House OF REPRIsEsrArrvEs
February IL, 1881.

February H. 1881.
For the first time In lie induced give testimonial
Hair Brush, sent 81 for one remAra
them Several friends have used
for headaches and IL failed. Ny wife also
prpmatuey bald but the brush has entirely stopped thu
falling hair started growth. use 1t TO remove dan
drum and It works like Five times the cost would
buy my could not replace It. To-day bought
OF McAmon druggist OF this place two brushes 70 send 20
friends and requested me TO buy for them!
Colonel Ponder Mayor Of Walnut Ridge, attacked by
headache while my house He very
consented do with faith in IT, however In three min
he said ne felt In his life and directed me 70
send him brush have authorized McAlmont, the drugs
gist my in recommending IT. Yourstrnly.
GEORGE THORNBURGH
Speaker Of the House Of Repros antatiyes
Lfhie Rock An.
MT Thornbnrgh Is also Grand High Priest Royal Arch Ma
sons and Past Grand Master Of Masons Of Arkdnsas.
This testimonial 10 unsolicited and get such
every day Pamphlets mailed free fhis remarkable brush
has met with great success and Nervous
Bilious Headaches In five minutes cure Neuralgia
rheumatism minutes. and 10 quickly stop
falling hair badness Al dealers authorized u Teturp
ne price u not rpresened beautiful Pure Brise Bush
We will postpaid receipt OF -, or by Express, o.
D., at your expense. with privilege of examination.
The PAIL Mall Association. s42 Broadway Wall
ack Theatre Building.
For sale at all Drug and Fancy stores
LITTLE ROCK, April 8, 1881.
~ ne Trtbifc:
Having troubed by asking Il the above genu-
hereby declare II 10 be HrtV true IL given yolan-
Quircrs GEORGE fIORNBURGH
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Drp,pTI-RE OF MR.. BLAINE.

Secretary Blaine left the Fifth Avenue Hotel
it'll a'trr o'clock YESTERDAY mornlnY ana Wais',,
~ Jrrsrv (it,. where he took the 10 o'clock
"HYicd" for Washington. Senator burnside Lett
the city at o'clock in the morning Tor ms noun
f,,rt I, East
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v1r1IAur\rrfcK ADAM.

LovDoV. May pa dispatch from Madras
10 The Diiil "hrrnicic auu"uu,'- That o." I--t b 1901
william Patrick Adam. Gntcru"r ~ thr fr-.l i'f OF
N,dra ,!.,d ~ bali 'i~t n yt-tf!iF r rffr % ''
nrrnfIffy cieh' ,, IN f't, Irt-. o., .'' ''f- ''-i'
,iA Mr. Ul"l-io'ir and -i,1"fd N'rH..i $40
uu ,.l ,Ill 1c-f po: Toe i-' t,I h't'r't Nu'h i-'
report uf ms Il ath Wa Continued