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Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
rhe EsaEt.fs, wAit" Har Of Age,

| ne ESHEt:Ebt - ~ ASH AEtssh Hi AZ :
81 ee,Od.
! " No like snow, nor like scytbiEi
else in tie world, - writes the autho
Iof - RgClola; 60 she simply calls j
"the beautiful Ebite hair OF age,
aud in d'sdqi1irg all Smiles N connec
ton with sueh subject, "a rscogn Z.
the deep and true perfection Of Eeorgt
eliot.
" Your hair ha, golden gloss Jca1eie,
ne silk OF he Enes' floss my Iot;
It's = Beautiful twist ialIias down to YOU
wrist
A ching - b. BRAIDED. lsweled and k,ssei.
It's the lCve.iest nSir in the werId, my pct. -
50 sings CHARLES Halpine, aud so in al
ages have poets sung II hair that ia au-
burn, raven, brown, OF "thoss wonder.
ful waves Of bronze and gold, B" Of all
hair, save the SAD aud simple hair Of
age. All, yes men fall into rsptuses
about sunny rin8lets or jet black locks,
and their hearts get entsngled in the
silken meshes but in the venerable
presence OF white hairs ons is tempted
to lift his hat. Some there are Hho,
walking along the pathway OF year,,
have reached, in :he tul!ness Of .ims
the threshold Of eternity; and 90 they
rscede further AID further from the
darkness, perhaps i: is simply the re.
aect!Cn OF Heaven which ruaEes their
hair seem white. However tlst ma
be, LEI Us learn 20 love "tLe bsauti.ui
white hair OF age.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

APTBE ALL THE speculations that have
Hssn INDUCED in by politicians In re-
ference to General Garfeld's cabinet,
Do has just announced that be hss
made no pledges in reference to any
cabinet appointment, or to andbody In
the whole country.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

A BILL Is pending before the Legisla
turs TO authorize the Sheriff OF New
Castle county to sell property in tn
hall OF the new Court House, instead 0
advertising it TO bo sold at some hot
not conveniently located. The bill only
includes real estate sales in Whining
Ton and the adjoining Hundreds.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

THE WINTER still retains a firm grir
upon spring. There are evident indi
CATIONS OF an early resumption Of active
building operations. Yesterday Chic
Engineer Conwell marked lines fol
fifteen new houses.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Tvs ONLY seven miles from this city to
the boundary between Delaware and
Pennsylvania, sndifthe Delaware Weit-
ern bill will not pass the Legislature
he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will build their new road around
lie carve of the State, only seven miles
away, instead of bringing it through
Wilmington. viii this payi
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
ID NOFAL.

Charles l.. Parker has removed distances
store rom his old stand, s, h. cor. CT second
and King streets, to No. ID r.. Third street,
,udd Fellows Hail,) where he has now on
hand large assortment Of harness, whips,
collars, brides, trunks, travelling bags, va
ltses, &c, whi.h hs Fil sel at the lowest
ma Eet pr ces. he s nav ready to make all
kinds and styles OF harness at reasonable
prices. Mis- many friends 4nd patrons will
do well 70 give him call at his new stand
/ Repairing promptly attended 10 OF shor.
notice iebl7.3md
| Come enc, come all, to Odd Fellow Hall,
QUIZ never regret 1t by making the call,
For there you'll nnd for great and small
7arness and trunks to SUIT you all.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
PUBLIC sALH
DUBLlC SALE
viii DO sold at public sale, at the resi-
dence OF Ann y ~ EFT. deeessed, near stan-
ton, in Mill Ureek Hd., Del, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1854,

at o'eleok, p. n,
Ths following described pFr;onsi pr,FeSty
! . hcrses, heavy DR.. uS ut Eerse, years orc
! nj en- o VS.. some with calves y neil
sides utt Crs u.uElng hsiieTs, one G1d We
l Ies's ola:4 saoat plgs, n lot OF ca chs LIS
! flaming IAPLRHEsTs 1.-Two noFse VaS' o
hay rlgu.lv, morse cart AID market dear
| born, 81 nearly rev; / stsGl { Ctn horse
rake, Van vi he rain ian, corn shelleT
| l pIOW harrow hsTrows, cuttlyA or,
| sets ct wagon harness. car: and csGToOrr
harness, brides, cYIIsrs, Rallers, SPADES
Sbgycis, y a. Gna and broad hA, douV4e anI
single uecs, r.udsIone, patent beam, 81 heei
| Darrow. ladder, corn aid potatoes ty Ge
bushei, krsin Rs, about lVC heNcd posts
wntat Ia tue sTvuul,
hoUs EHor u AM GECTES FURNITURE -
beds, Uodsts4ds, . bureaus, tastes, cbSITs,
settee, 10 Etrg gtLES'ss clocks, : VAsb
stands. marble tVp ! lsrge eETst, can e.
by the yard, ltshEs, AGlyeh, fo,Ss, No ; coo"
sto7e, mai room stoTc, / SNr $lde ttdte7'
large ron pot. sausEEe chopper, oldef par
rels
DAIRY rI1TIrEvs g.! barrel Ghurn, butter
tubs. fOr lee pans, buckets and othe' arII
Giles. AlEa a. tle sane tUe and place 20
shares OF the Neaport National BaLE stock
rEASs ALI sulDs of go and under casa,
all sums ever hat amount CROFT al SIX
months Will tie sven BY the rurchaseI & wing
q bauEsbie uO;o WIKI approved secu iiy, 1t
not paid wheH due interest from cay OF rae.
or per cent. of Tor cash
FREDERIC LAIR, RIocutHT.
l. v. STIDHAH N Sos, ue1ioneers.
tebi5, s. u D. 2tN
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

IFTgE New Castle ;o.hE want s"Gnf-
tligg t9 laugh 81 they 5hrua a;t-nd
Frank A. Corl7's entertainment 10 ner-
roy (SaturdaY) night.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
AVIAN HOTEL.

Strangers and travellers visiting our city
70 invited to call at the Swan Hotel, No
W Fourth street, wh"rs they will and the
able supplied with the best provisions the
market affords, and all served In TIE beet
lyle. ESQ good accom- N Odations for horses
nd everything 10 done Tor com tort and con.
yeniense, while pIioeJ are moderate.
fsbz.6td 6tw lDHN nITNN
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
NoTlUE TO WATER RLNIERS
OFFIcT ~ THE WATER DBPAYr,,gv- !
MllAllHinn. Iel- lln, | ~ |

OFFTcE ~ THE WATER DBPAFruv-
WILMINGTON, Del, uec. |, !sIi
The biils for 1881 axe now ready AID AN
bio az the keRistrAr's Office az tles u NJ
OF sixth ana ktrg sIeets. The lsv -t,lS
tGt all bills paid on or before JalQsr tI
1854, tie lace Of the OIL these rad jrv
the month u February, ter cant M
ucual; thoo PAID during the ucrtt 4
March, Is per cert aUdlt-pal. lai HI
amount remaining urpAId alter AM n
1881. the Registrar f. required to tSu aI
ierTuies withdrawn Fnd suit irbatu,N 81
the recovery OF the amount due; ard tie 81
ter viii lot be let into such prul0s al
such arrears. with assessncug Elt & ri
craving itrrules, are paid.
Once hOurs from a, IN, ID.n.
WILLIAM J. NOR OE
JanS1d. ieb.eod Rsys1,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

BAD ware Is u ever cheap. Then he care.
tul to buy the best, and in FLCuBS and
BUCKWhEAT ny goods have 70 So.
psFlOTs.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Too REGISTRY NOTICE

Al psret6s Cvuir. oyt,r,,
Their Premises sfo reggcyt,a q. or TIM
Iotta..tta ecI~eeI t'si $40 s, ~ Ia
: nAry. Aret the is,t,r Cat az a. 'H
ma. nee IN rrzaTd to uplegl 4 ,,s %% : 10 I'd
't'r icy enforced. VIM. HbxVVSit,,TTaA
Chlefo,u-L
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Z IGll,ADElPHlA,W i4amlNtsTS., AM
a BALTIMORE RALLHDAI.
JANUARY 30 lsN

a BALTIMORE RALLRDAI.
JASuAET 81, 1891.
Trains viii leave wilmington 81 follows:
For PfilsdelphiR and intermediate SlA
.tanG, 100, ale, 10, Io.Sc, m, 2SG, Acc, 10
70 o. ?. II.
Phi!aneIph;s (E.Ipress) ESQ, 800, R.gs, II Y
! a. N, IL II, 2.Ca, a.5b =. n.
Philadelphia Gpd Hsv IorE az, csc, 100
S.b6, \. 10. ll.@6, l2fl, go p. n.
Baltimore and intermediate .StItiOnS s,gS
\, n +.Ss ?. III.
BAiu'uore and Bay Line, tSS 2. N.
Baltimore and Washington, LZ6l. &93.r.@
s.Es q, H., l2.h5, l.e!, as =. N.
Tf2inR tOS Delaware Division leave Ter:
HsE Cf~tto, SCQ. 40 u. n, Leo, ACC, Z, K
?. n
Harrington and Intern: edIalo Stafford, y y
a. IT,, Les, go +. II.
DslmAr and LnLornet!ate Stations, Q.30 s.
o., l.oS ?. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and In;ermediste Stsnont
10 3. IN. 800, sos, 6 80. 80 10 90 n. IN.
Philadelphia and Now Yorz, 40 a. III g. 40
p.m
baltimore and Washington, Il 81, 2cg, rs
q, a..
For further Information passeneer arc re,
orIed 10 tie time tables posted al INC depot.
H. + KENNY Supt
DAEIhWAHE WEssVERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after Eeoruary 70, 1850, trains
VIII run as follows:
Leave Wilmington a: us, 1880, a, N, $50, p.
III.
Arrive at LandenDeaE 500 q. m, la.eO neon,
Leave Landonberg, {. m, l2.so, p. m.
Arrive " Wilmington, 6.oD. o. Ill, ais, %, "a
asst u. OONEEILA, Sup'L
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Our Questions.

Are you a buyer Of
Mems or Boys Cloth
ing at retail ? DO You
need clothing for the
farm, the office, the
Workshop, the court
room, or the pulpit ?
Do you want boys
clothing for the school,
room, or FOR dress? DO
you prefer to buy cloth
ing rcady-made or to
order ? Are you in
need OF shirts
lfyes, to any or all
Of these queries, state
your needs to US, that
we may send you sam
pies and prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Health an Il Icy 90 far. The hr5t can
be kept, the latter ccanom'Sed By 1Rh NJ
youE purchases OF CHOICE PATENT MIN
NESOTA sPhING WHEAT FLUUK
directly tyon Us.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

NOTICE. =,
~ LPP1CS OF Tgs FARMERS, NJ
TCAL fIRE lSy 20 oe w,
STATE or DElAasS,(
r,s r.,,,r-.- =, -, JanOnva la
gives ,hot'cr thst On and rsr yINay hcs5
1881, he Will pay in each, 10 a ,'.'taaiy d
tied to recgi' G It, sII bg,4rcIs , ,.uss soS
The ere /; members % be hs,sItoe.tg b
COMPANY On poliIes hat hg,e ,,,A. q "
will also pay All amount due ~ P q Il,
tln'ai,S Issued in ls6 rh,ch t,,o ~ cs.
coll 7ciet. " AI 1",e y. otu
Eu4+4Eecd iw ,,vIEE
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
EMBARRASSMENT.
SUPPER.
III

A Supper Will no given IN che evening OF
Washington birthday February 22u. In
Olives Clurrh cor, OF Adams aud Chr smut
streets Admission, ~ cents. 'oblt.lS,l9
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
DRUVERRaAL pH1LOsUPHY.
.,du.s~Si
faE WISDOM on MANY IN THE VII
or ONE

ThSe is remedy for everything the best
remedy f0T an empty ston ach is q breAklaa:
made from our SILVER MOUNTAIN
BUUkWHEAT.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18


AS follows brown EEe, about ycars Cd
gentle and kind, tears not the cars, viii worI
auywEere, single or double bay horse wi
work anywhere COW. the SIT calf; Jerse,
b Ji'Cr cominx s months old : pure Bcfh
shire SOW, Is months Old with pedig rec .
Uure Berkshire bOsr PIGS, ) months old. viii
pcdlgrce, cost 60 ;l.0pure Plymouth Rock
tpwls
FARMING !HpLEsH' TS.-l farm wagon
llWo bsrst) J, Lcrss-cR!t, o-,cp huggy ! set OF
dOuh!e"harncsS, liEht CaT7tAge harness, cart
naFnesE. single ploE harness. iron helj oiier.
IN four sectlons; hir ged haFuWs cultiga.
i0rs. two horse g'oE, O1e horse plOE, wheel.
tarr0W, straw CT fodder Gu ter, corn shelter.
road scrApeT, Rnd suAdry OF or iaEuiDg
ute nsils too numerous 10 uen,ion. So
bushels Of corn on cob, 20 bushels pure snow
fake seed potatoes.
TRIMS ION all sums OF $40 and less cash,
QtNhil sums over that amount a credit o / stx
noEths viii be giveu BY the purchaser gig.
ing a bank Able note with approved endoyser,
Ir per cent. oil Tor cash
ERS. ANNIE l. HONPES.
l. W. STIpHAH son, AuctIoneerE.
feb9 0tw -iTatud.lSE
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

DUBLlC SALE
L -OP--
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CAI.EJ-.
AND SPRING EhS.
The subscriber Will sell At Public Sale. 1t
tho Chsddo' Ford HotGl, Delaware UOoaty,
Pa, on
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
NOTICE

oIloE.-AEY PhRSon -
~ carpenter WORK done ~ WASnS
~ IN oe accom- modAted by Ann, ehrt ivy
S I'm on no ll0S Reed styJing to ~.
Nolo a. 'hs REPUBuoAS oi;,cs S' lsaTs.
------------------ jaulSS
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
DUbL.C SAIL.

viii be sold at public sale q the residence
Of the subscriber, On the kcurUI Fac,
miles from Wilmington ard miles east G
UeLtreyil.e, on
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
NoTH1E
n oTioE-DlylDENp

p,,,. mas . re's d the WppF,
'i n,,"'Ie. ptih u'rpike hevs ,1." "isEtc N
~ ~ ., Ivy c5n.s Per s5s-c ,ar .tsl d.
i5h' lgl u.s. !EINAIINT
~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
"THE OLD FIRST"

Pleasant Reunion of the First Minnesota
Veterans at White Bear-Visit of Gen.
GibbOn- Exchange of "reminiscences, Etc.
The reunion meeting of the First Regiment Vet
eran association at White Bear this week, was an
event thoroughly enjoyed by all participants. About
forty-fve members of the old regiment were present
including Major Heffelfnger, Capt VIM. Lochren.
Major Black and other prominent citizens of the
State Some of the veterans camped on the spa
cous grounds of Hotel Leip, and lived for the tv o
days in something like the old army style, while
others were lodged and fed In the hotel. The re-
union meetings were held Wednesday and yesterday
at Leip's pavilion and were marked by an unusually
free exchange of "reminiscences. Among the visi-
tors was Gen. Jno. GibboD, colonel Of the Seventh
q. s. infantry, commanding at Fort snelhEg, VINO
was most heartily welcomed and unanimously re-
ouired to become honorary member Of the associa
ton Gen. Gibbons contribution of "reminiscences
related mainly to Gettysburg, but included state
@en' @en Franklin lin saying % that the ''' brigade
report covering the action of the First Minnesota at
the first battle of Bull Run had never been received
at the war department. but that copy OF 1t, the
only one in existence, probably in possession of
Gen. Willis A. German, who was colonel of the Firet
Gen. Gibbon ,hereupon applied to Capt German, con
of the late Gen. German. who found the copy and it
had been forwarded to Gen. Franklin and would be
tiled at the war department. Capt. Wright, of Red
Wing when called out for his remn 'scences, related
his own observations of Gen. Gibbons personal port
in the battle Of Antietam, including important gun
service in his (Gibbons) old battery at critical
moment.
Members of the association were much pleased to
meet az ain Mrs. COL Ball and FAIRLY, Of Winona,
regular attendants upon the reunions for several
years.
AT the business meeting Wednesday evening, it
was decided to hold the reunion in June 1882 at St.
James. The officers OF the association for the en-
suing year, are James Cannon,e president;
J p Schultz, vice President: r. L. Gormam, secre-
tary; and Myron shepherd. treasurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The intercollegiate boat race at Philadelphia. for
the Child's cup, is fixed for Julyb.
James Graham, who served in Congress twenty
years ago, died at Delhi, N. Y, yesterday.
The insurance companies Of San Francisco lose
about 100000 by the Tombstone. Arizona, fire
The Maryland Democratic State convention yester-
day renomin ated Thos. ]. Keating for comptroller.
At Dover, KY, Monday evening, Thos. Anderson,
county assessor, fatally shot Nm Manning, city
marshal.
Yesterday j. R. Bucktel, of Akron. O., gave S75,-
600 more to the Buchtel college, Akron, making his
gift nearly $20o,0C0
The Pennsylvania railroad company is to lay four
tracks upon its New York division between Phila-
delphia and jersey City.
Charles Zolki, the alleged blackmaller, New York
city, was held in ths sum of SScO, for trial at the
preliminary examination yesterday
In "a fit of delirum tremens Matthew O'DonneI of
East Saginaw, Mich, committed hari kari with ra-
zor yesterday He only lived short time.
Albert Hayden, of Chicago, has been elected
trustee of Kenyon college, Ohio Ex-Presdent Haye.
was one of Hayden's opponents for the position.
Dennis Hennessy, a curbstore broker at Virginia
CITY, stabbed and killed Daniel Kellhe deputy coun-
ty clerk, yesterday. The trouble believed to be po-
litical.
The Brooklyn, N. Y, board of assessors, are tax
ing the parsonages of the different churches. This
is increasing the Of the city several hun
dred thousand dollars.
John Middleton and bride crossing ferry, return
ing from their wedding mt ar Savannah, Ga, were
drowned. Mrs. Middleton fell overheard, and the
husband attemrte to save her
Seven hundred employees of the Bear Run colliery,
at Pottsvle, Pa, have been thrown out Of employ
ment by the burning of the slope houses and the
wood work at the head of the slope.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
TEN NEW POLICEMEN.
Mayor Rice Announces His Selections
A Colored Man Among Them.


Mayor Rice yesterday announced his ap-
pointment of ten additional men to the police
force. In making the appointments he has
been guided by one consideration only, the
fitness of the applicant to fill the requirements
of the place. The work of selecting ten men
from so large number of applicants was
task of no slight difficulty.
1t is to be expected that where the applica-
tions were so numerous, as compared with
the small number of places to be filled, some
dissatisfaction will exist among the dsap-
pointed aspirants. When it is remembered,
however, that the welfare and good order OF
the city is concerned in the matter of who
shall be its guardians, all other considerations
are insignificant. The appOintees have been
selected with care and discrimination, as will
be observed by the appended list.
1t will be borne in mind that the new men
are not considered regularly on the force until
they have passed six months probation in
the service.
Among the list is a colored man, Louis W.
Thomas. In making this appointment Mayor
Rice was guided by the consideration that in a
city where the colored population is so large,
one of their own number could best cope with
as is Portuguese by birth, and served fifteen
years IN the United States navy, from which
be was honorably discharged.
Below is the list of appointments:
Moritz Kafka, 81 years of age; Hebrew by
birth, born in Germany; ten years in the Ger
man army; received tokens of distinction for
bravery from the emperor.
Clarence O'Gorman, ,25 years old; born in st.
Paul; of Irish parentage
Louis Marien, SO years old, French; born in
st. Paul.
William ]. McFitridge, % years old, Ameri-
can; born in St. Paul.
Augustus Distler, 20 years old, American.
Chas. H. Cummings, 35 years of age; born
in America; ten years in United States army;
honorably discharged.
Louis W. Thomas, (colored,) 3S years Of
age; born in Portugal; fifteen years in the
United States navy, and honorably discharged.
P. L. Getchell, born in New York, 20 years
of age.
Martin J. Swensen, % years old; born in
Sweden.
Wm Budy, about 3S years old; born in
Germany; ten years in the United States army
as sergeant; honorably discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, MiDn., June I3.-CrOwels photo
traph gallery caught fire yesterday aad although it
looked serious for time when the tarpaulin caught
fire. yet it was e1tiDguished without tho aid of the
fire department.
I'D. Blake has gone to Toronto, Canada, a State
delegate to the International Sunday school coIven-
ton.
Rev. Father Bruton has been ansferred to Ano-
ka and Rev. Father Regan has been placed in charge
of st. Johns parish
Mr.. Geo. Angus left yesterday with drove of
horses, for Fergus Fals.
Tickets for the house warming at tbs Cook he use,
are selling rapidly.
Judge Start has rendered decision that p. II.
Perry and Robert j. Perry, bondsmen. (for F.
Perry, who forfeited his bonds at the district cour
shall pay the full amount, with interest," $500.
Conductor Wilson, killed at Mankato was men,
ber Of the Second Minnesota under Col. George,
and was highly respected.
Theodore Schwartz died Tuesday morning, having
been an invalid, under the physicians care, for
many years.
The fremen of the city are to have parade July
4th.
Mrs. O. S. Shepard, aged 81, died at the asylum in
an apoleptic fit Monday night. Her husband wes
telegraphed for and conveyed her remains to Wis
coy, Winona county, for burial
II is reported on the street that Rev. Father Bree
ton of st. John Catholic church, has been trans
ferred to new field.
John Ewood, of Michigan, died Tue:day at the
residen~e of his brother-n-aw O. O. Finn, of Cal
mar MIR, Elwood was member of the Second
Michigan regiment, and lost his left leg at Knox
vile, Te3n. He was ~ years old.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
CITY GLOBULEs.

! A fellow named Peterson was arrested last
evening for insulting ladies.
The High school commencement exercises
will take place at the Opera house tonight.
The funeral obsequies of the infant son oi
Sheriff Richter took place yesterday fore
noon.
Thos. Langdon concluded to plead guilty to
the charge of disturbing his wife, and was
fined $25.
Judge Simons grants the demurrer in the
case of Miner Bull VS.. the German-American
Hail company.
A man named McHagen was locked up last
night for threatening to carve gin mixer
named Chas. Campbell.
John Gleason, boy employed In H. M.
Smyth & Co.'s printing Office, lost a chunk
of one finger in one of the presses yesterday.
Third street was enlivened bya country team
running away yesterday afternoon. They ran
across the bridge and smashed things in the
Sixth ward.
Tickets for Captain Glaciers lecture on the
"Pioneers of the Mississippi" should be pur-
cnaSeu at once OF tne young lauleS SOllclClng
orders for "Battles for the Union.''
The committee on schools of the board of
education held lengthy session last night,
having under consideration the names of
teachers to be recommended at the next meet
ing of the board.
A little before o'clock this NOR ming re-
markable phenomenon was observed in the
northeastern horizon. It appeared in the
shape of large star, appended to which was
rather dense and smoky -colored trail, almost
opaque and very thick. The comet, for such
it undoubtedly is, is evidently the one which
is just at present the subject of scientific spec
ulation. About2 O'Clock it disappeared be-
meath lateral belt of black clouds.
The municipal court yesterday taxed James
Jennings and Robert Terry IS each for being
drunk. Michael Garrety, street-car driver,
paid $40 for knocking down fellow employe.
Robert Mansfield, tramp, asked for food at a
house up town, and on being refused, killed
two geese in the yard. He went up for thirty
days. Pat Kennedy and VIM. Moore, received
the same sentence for breaking into box car
at the lower levee. Chas. Schmidt, brute, got
sixty days for beating his wife and children,
and ought to have had $50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
Last NIGHTS Concert.

But an Indifferent audience in point of numbars
assembled at the Opera house last evening to hear
the concert given by Marie Lta and her assistants.
The concert was not acceptable TO q majority Of
those present, and in musical fell far below
expectations. Miss Bangs cannot be pronounced
success pianist. She would prove sccepuble in
the parlor. but not In the concert roo and both Of
feeling. Miss Hattie McLain has an average con-
trato voice with some excellent notes, but crude in
execution and urgainly in stage presence Mr..
Merrill the cornetist, who was substituted for Mr..
Skelton was as bad as he could be. Miss Litts has
pleasing voice of moderate compass, displays fine
method AMI appreciation of the sentiment Of the
composer She received deserved recalls to each Of
her numbers. She was, in fact, almost the only
redeeming feature of the concert, when viewed from
musical standpoint. One swallow does not make
q summer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-24
THE WARNER PRIZE COMET.

ROCHESTER,, June 23.-Two simultaneous
dispatches have been received by Prof. Swift
of the Warner observatory, by which it ap.
pears anouher great comet has been discov.
cred. Prof. Sharples, of Haverford college,
Penn, states that L. 7. Edwards saw 1t with
the naked eye this morning, and Edgar L. Lar
kin, New Windsor, Conn, also reports seeing
it, and that it is vast new comet, is located
in the constellation Auriga, about eight de-
grees from Capella, and it is not improbable
it may be the mnch expected comet of 1872,
which should appear not far from that local
ity. There is some question as to whether the
honor of discovery and the Warner prize of
5000 belongs to Larkir or Edwards.
CINCINNATI, June pa new comet was
plainly visible here little before 8 o'clock
this morning. 1t appeared about 15 or Is de-
grees above the horizon, in the northeast. Its
tail, which is large and luminous, pointed
toward the zenith.