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PRINCESS DoLGoRoUKI.
PARIS, March 20.

The st. Petersburg correspondent
of the Gauluis says he has reason TO
believe that he no" Emperor of RUS
sia will shortly issue formal procla-
nation of his deceased fathers mar
riage with the Princess Dolgorouki,
wishing to pay mark of deierencs to
that lady. The Princess is said to have
had handsome fortuns lodged for
her ia the Bank of England.
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SYMPATHY WITH PARNELL.
LONDON, March IS.

LoNDON, Match IS.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell, AmeIi-
can Minis CT, yesterday received tel
egram from The President of the
knignts OF st. Patrick al st. Louis,
United States, expressing sympal by
with MI. Parnell, aud tequestiug Mr.
Lowell to forward the telegram TO Mr..
P,unell.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
TIE CECIL FAIR.

The managers Of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society have decided 10
hold the next exhibition ON October
llth, 12Lh, 18th and 14lh, one day
more than last year. A liberal pre-
MUM is offered to the ecl county
boy, under IL years of age, who shall
produce the best crop Of corn ON one
half acre Of ground.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
dR. MccULLoU1n,s FUNERAL.

DR.. j. w. Mccullough, formerly Of
this city, who died at Blackwoodtown,
n. D., on Tuesday, OF typhus fever, was
buried yesterday morning at Blackwood-
own. lie leaves wife and one child.
The deceased studied medicine with the
ate Dir. Joseph +. Chudler, Of Centre
lille, and graduated with Or. ID. w.
Maull in the First Delaware regiment
luriug the late civil war.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
ABOUT TIE NEW LINE.

The rumors in relation to the sur
vey OF the route of the new railroad
lne between Philadelphia and Balti-
more, do not appear to be based ON
any 6rmer foundation than brief
tour of inspection by Major Samuel
Candy, under the direction Of the Del.
aware Western Railroad Company. 1t
is though however, that the survey
viii be actively commenced within the
next few weeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
POTATOES PLANTED.

On Wednesday, Jesse j. Tay lor, West
iosheE township, planted one bnshel of
J0tatoes as an experiment. He hal
ften heard of potatoes being planted
bout the middle of March, aud a good
irep raised, but never tried 1t himself
me gronnd In which the potatoes were
season.- West Chester Record. '"0
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
TIE VALLEY FORGE MURDER.

No new Developments Lave arisen in
regard to the brutal murder Of Samuel
Ciugson, by a burg ar, at Valley Fore,
Pa, on Friday night, as fully reported in
tha GAZETTE. The murderer is still at
large.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

OBtce Superintendent General OF the
Gfdnt NdtlOItui EIhttltiOn oJ The american
institute Of ScicHce, dt and Industry, Of
The CttU 0f NeW YOrk. tFtnditO OI me
CJnuHtttee of ErpeIty and JHdyesJ
~ recommend the Medals of Excel
lence for lie Witch Hazel Preparations
pt the Lienis CoHspany as beng OF great
value and purify
In accordance with the finding the
Medals Ot Excellence wert awarded.
CHARLES WAGNEI. HULL,
superintendent General.
Cures piles, SAIL Rheum, rheumatism
Neuralgia, Catarrh, Painful Monlhiies
Skin Dls eases
Sold IN fifty cents and dollar sizes.
mATlT-bt
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
SALE OF PROPERTY.

On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Thomas NJ. Ogle, auetioneer, sold
the Two story brick house on Sev
enth street, above French, property
Of the late Osborn Belt, to Frank
Sharpley, for S2,O75.
building lots over Eleventh
street bridge, aggregating 10 feet
front, were sold, tor Sl.2j per foot,
to Edmund Provost, and lots loo
feet front, to the same party at 81
per foot. They also belonged to
the Belt estate. Daniel Farra was
administrator.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
Wilmington " Markets.
DELPHIA MARK Els
WEDNESDAY. March lE ID


FLoHR Is in rtthrr better demand and
itces are hrm, SALES oi ZCU0 bDIs Ircsud.
Hg minnesota extras, al ~ 70 "A j "a ion
'oW u Fancy clear. ana straight IA S6 n
.; fen4sYlYinla extra family xL sI I,
10 ONO, DO. DO, AT ~ 25aa IS, and PAT
.uts at 50 75a7 10. Rye Flour is scarce aud
arm aI b per barrett Brandy wine corn
meal Is h~i;I a. 80
GRAIN The Wheat market is laIIzc.
better, but witn lIgnt demlHd. SaIes ~
JQ,g5g bushels, incudlng rejected al Al Gd
"a lOIi No. 2red at LEY March at ! IS35
April, and II ZOL, May. Rye Is irmi
lt ~ 90 for PeinsylvahIa. Corr Is auieI
Dut hfm. Sales OF 2l,0OO bushels. inGlud-
.ng yellow, track and grain depot. ~
&C.; white at 81 and steamer, At sic.
Az the open board first call. li5Ic. was
bid for March; j54c. for April, u0d % J5c.
'or May. Oats are in moderate Ieauesi
ana steady. Sales of 1909 bushels, iuclud-
lrg white AZ 43l3a47c., and rejected ana
mixed at .i2c.
The receipts to-day were as follows 2ss5
barrels of flour. 5000 bushels wheat los ,
oV bush, corn, $3.50 bush. oats, 1850 bush.
JarIey, 10 barrels whiskey,
HHIsKEY,-We quote Western iron
pound al II 10 per gallon.
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THE FOURTH STREET RAILWAY.

Work on the Fourth street railwg,
has progressed with astonishing rApldlty
Although ground was not broken uHnl
Tuesday iuorulGg last, ths sle.pera ART
d ,wn AID rail, lald upon them from the.P
P-W'& B.R.R.to Market street. while the
track between Lombard street aud the
railroad is all ready Tor paving Cans
will be on 1t in three weeks.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

A flock of snow birds has liyedla
over five years in the Court HOf
tower at Norristowu, Pa, vet Va
every stroke OF the bell annOuncig
the hours as they passed the BIRD
have never ceased to leave th
tower in the greatest consternatIa,
but maintain their position 10 taI
air until the last stroke has fallen
when they at once return lOa
tower. Thus every hour has then
rest been disturbed during the ea-
tire period, without, however, caas
ing them to seek another lOd1y
The bell weighs nearly 1900 pound
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

THIS PAPER may be found on fle at Geo.
q. hJ@ell d Co.'S NeWsp. pei Advertising
burt au (lO Spruce ST., where advertising
contracts may be made for IT in New York,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

The New York Times announces ~
the entire amount of $1,000 l0f y =
Presidential Refining Fund for the O4l'a
et q enefsl Grant has been subsefIe'
aud that S2l6,00O have been pad ip'
Roth Houses Of tide MisonIi LeahS
ture, on Thursday, adopted recOlau0.
ot sympathy for Ireland. a salas
honor ef st. PatrIok'- day wa nfsu
tho Aaiutant General by dlTeca'l y
the Legislature.
Marriages nave increased " pel t,, ~
since young men have learner Ii,, $40, ~
olhtng effect of sines Tar, WllI luua e,s
aud HuArhuund upoI babies 1ouH 1oi.%s. -
II you keep "A bottle on hand ior su 49,
sCncy. YOU are safe In bringing 'nsnL N
climax.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
GU BAN ERAEnS

PARfj, March, ls In |
Our Madrid Correspondent r.lso,,,L
AS follows; -"Tho greater part of n.
council presided over by King Annr
was dev. v.ted to dell heratlon on N, Il
strucuohs to be teltgrAphed Ia GrD"d
Blauco ordering hun To ibitats no,.
vigorous Investigation, aud u9,n,r,s
prosecutions OF the authors aud tbe,r
complicss ncernei II The fresh f,apt,
tha he has again discOy, red iD tLs g,O
md treasury departments Of CuM-
General Blnacp informs the home g1,
mrnt that be-, ,ide- the $500 900 of frspA
detected by Admiral Is feug-r in III
Naval Depdr' uent, he hay found OtbE
frauds Amounting 10 5000 900 In The
civil service aud Sld 00Ot10 more which
wIs mIsappru priated a. here Is 90 doeg
mrnt or race Of their.mp'O Oymsuloabd,
Several nab ;nnctiuuati-s have llyIig
been arrrS ed In Havana aUi Mlhfh.
Others Htr fInplictird h0N han ia
from the colony. TIE govrrsasNS "
determiueh To iufl ct he sevrrrs' pua,t-
ment whatever be tile rank Of lhe ol.
Tenders. General BlancO lele.aphs lhal
much sensation was cau-ed ID lhc cIObl
hy the revelations which showed lh
showed the Immense disorder OF ID
adninisira ion during ,he cyII vd,
tha discovery resulted from revision
old contrAc and deblS Ot ihr ITsSlI
no. included in the loan OF 1850 \
Cubans are among the otieudtis'
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
DIED

SUTrON.-In this city, Mary T. 80 sg+
wife OF James r, sutton, agedf!'.y ~
Relatives and friends of the IA n,
Invited 10 attend The funrral il.-ts
residence OF her husband. No s,.tts,
Eighth street. on Monday, the e.ygI
at 3 O'Clock, p. IN, 1nteimeh1 mti
view cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21
FOURTH EDITION

d,cRGtOms for rO-sD0y.
Fair weather, colder, westerly winds,
higher barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

The following is the list Of Jurors
drawn ior The april term OF Court IN
ousseN county, cummeueins Monday.
Apii IL;
GRAND JURY.
Cedar Creek Geoege W Rfsler, John " .
liHlIet; btOadklln. Benton II. Junusou.
I'm. l.. Donovan; Nanttc8ke, Johu Tai
man, Isaac q. " ebD; Northwest Fork
Joseph RickOfds Charles A. RawnbA:
lIrOad Creek, John b. .Qullleu, james Il
8hea,ley; Little Greek, Joseph Ellis, ul
:, Nathaulel HOrsey Dugsuoro, Dr,
hunas Hitch, john 4 Long, OF John,
5sltinure, lhUs. j. Holloway, Dr. L.
muei Il. Mllcneiii In Ian River, John b.
iusLardj Lewes and hehubOth, Thunas
T.. Records, zhepaTd 4. Houston, Georg. =.
own, Charles ". Middleton, Rouert "
,. AlburS; Seatofd, j tepD Bounds, Ihos.
II. Hdrperi Gumbpro. Isaac 4. ii learn.
PETIT JURY.
Cedar Creek, Nn. II. Bennett Nebe-
nlah -, Draper, samuel Hun; Br Iaukllu.
Iaines L. Carey, " ni. }. Reed James
.tObolns, DR., NantlCoke, Wnl. W Ratcll1
fHuk owens; Northwest FORK. pyI,r
Tray, Andrew j. Lurd; Bra Greek
John a. ngllsh, Joseph Vincent. Lin /,
5rrek, jacob NJ ard, 4 Jos, ,h, lsurI.,iI
| SisgiE, Jonathan 1. Records of r. DAYS
iofo, john 4. Burton, Thomas B. WIfd-
| aefi Baltimore, Wm. B. no re, Vim. A..
| tludsoni Indian II yer, WrlXhstu Nj, Nr-
| sly%ne, lhos. 7. Collins; ewes aud re.
aob0th, v IN. T.. orr, Jf., WIN, q Ii, ,,iI
| a,eorgetown, Alfred SpIcer, of Wm.J
| Nm. a. PtttN i1nn, Jobrpa l.. Robbins
| oedloTd, W IA. =. CH. peatcr, Isaac kit,frtl
| 1ulnhoio, Joseph 4. Hastings, samuel O.
| evans
The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

SUSSIX Y COUNTY COURr.

The following is the list Of Jurors
drawn ior the april term OF Court in
sussex county, cummeue1ns Monday,
ApIll IL:
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on Ncn OK Dad IRON IT'S hrsi contemplation, o'oh
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
THE NEWARK OPERA house TROUBLE.

The proprietor of the Grand Opera House at
Newark where All operate performance given
on Sunday evening by the Thalia Theatre Company,
of this city, says that the building will not be
opened again for Sunday performances. Mr..
Amberg. the manager of the Thalia Company, en-
gagged the theatre for four Sunday evenings, but
the proprietor of the building will cancel the agree
ment. II was reported yesterday that the Grand
Jury would be asked to prohibit Sunday entertain
ments. Chief of Police Medium says that Mayor
Fled Ter told him on Friday not to interfere with the
1haha Company, and 10 refer all complainant d
about the proposed performance to him In reply
the Mayor that he merely told the Chief that il
ance would be before doing anything toward stop
ming H.
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LET THE PLopLr &fJG YI1GIRA.

To the EditOr Of me TribHHe.
SIR: | am glad to see the subject Of re-
dcernny Niagara ariatod once more, and hope you viii
keep DINING II INTO the Of the slowroiuE powers
that be until they acccdc 10 the popular demand for
closing this sublime phcUomruOn Of nature in IN inter
national park sacred The people, and not 90 De i'm
yadcd by the mOBey-ECtter. But ~ tins IA rather
matter for hope than for belief would suggest that the
million dollars which your correspondent states wogd
be sufficient to the park 10 The people Doe raised
by the people. Though well aware uIt recent emcr
gcncc. have drained the public purse for the time being
vet have strong fai,h IN the feasibility 81 This scheme
At present il costs visitor 10 Niagara about $40 in fees
II he COS the principal points OF interest Would not
safely protected receptacle the Falls, for The u
mate abolition OF all these harassing fines ard tolls
Would the railroad companies, which iindor rather,
used to hnd-the Falls a Of large passenger
revenues contribute generously toward restoring the
attractions Of the place They would only be consult
ing their interests by doing WOuld the very
hotels and shops OF which complain eel ont
cheapy when they how much they have done toward
unpOpulgriZiug Niagara, and how much business
they might do at respectable distance from thc river,
If travel tbther made popular once more u s an
average New York politician and LEGISLATOR any cOmprc
heuaion the beautiful at the uBffncss Of alliance
betWcen nature ana yulggTcst aTtihCc. Equally difficult
make OF the residents about Niagara regard
il anything less than splendid water going
waste. Hence the establishment Of the International
park should be taken up Icy the people. II they snow
enough earnesness abOnt 1t the politicians who have
TIE control Of our iutcresa and Of part OF money
may deem advisable 10 become cOgnLanJ OF the 6pu-
lar dems and" officially" TRAMP.
brooklyn, Oct. II, 1881.
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=, moments rs Ckerubipo in Mozarts Le
49, ii Figaro" notably in the Foi enc
sonste.v which she sang charmngly. Dur'ns
hor absence she has studied number u
new parts, and she has acquired an exp
riance the results of which are now oll''i'' -
her work. Her style is broader. SIG
with more feeling and expression "nu -
notion is more dramatic than OF old. ohoi
her voice has not kept pace win hcI I'M
ment in other respects Two years
Il was fall and fresh, ana 'Ho"s" Ia
no wise remarkable for extent or hIlliia"c,' -
an entirely agreeable quality Ias' i'S"' u -.
dry and worn. the sympathetic quah'y was az Ho
ont of if. and in high passages "her' IL wa
there was a why edge which was Po'i'' T'' '"'l'
ST. Il NAV be that the effects OF
IT, recent sea voyage or tran
% cold are responsible for this II is certainly 10 DE
-, that tbey are for she is not one OF those great
sngers ike Ronconi or Mario whose art IS so per-
foot that il can cause one to forget their lack OF
voice. Mis-, Hanks impsrsona'iOn OF L'Sa last
evening WAS correct, but conventional. IL had
no great moments but it was acceptable because
of the care and conscientiouSness with when she
sang and acted. In short it was such work as one
might expect from useful singer, but certainly
not that Of a great artist. ,
Mile. Kylas. the Ortrud has 4 good. servlceaole
nezzo soprano voice. not very full III the lower reg
lister but clear and penetrating IN the upper. 0no
seems to have been taught in the French school, anu
hos the yibrato which is characteristic OF
that STYLE. but she sings like an artist, aEd
will no doubt prove a useful member OF the com
pany. Campanin, who is in superb voice.
was unusually good in the title role. ms
singing was free from the exagSera'ion winch usea
so often to mar his work last year. and he sang win
force and tenderness. In the duet iii the third act
he was especially fine. GalaSsi was
perfectly satisf ctory as IerGm"Rd, though the
part is not one of his best The chorus left much TO
be desired but the orchestra was elDcleht Ill 'Io
main
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APPLFGATE-it Rcd Hsne, y. T., Monday oc.o's- -,
Ieiat,yes iad 'lr1s are ntt. 20 aela funeral Oh
Msa2s. i'5g r., '1s hes, '' ''' p 1'
CkErEE-At Fino'. ,onr Iiizas,. Van A.taljs trlc'.
SON wife charles carter, ana daughter OK the late cLars
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ChHPENTEH-ig tus Ell on first lay afcrasou rth INST.
Jan - wido" Of aaron Ca rou,r n te o'ui sea, '. -
1ts resi- 'cacr 81 Elst 18Th -; tsl d. ,.iy9, -
cii.-s and vance papers pleas, COPY
CoATES-u rA cpnf on tae lGtl inst. Benjamin leg
nor Coates, ri. D.. Ia the oiti JcIr oI hs age
cSaF t I'm 42q IN G.i cr.S, ii Lis fo''a' 40 g
NouC" of fun raj hereafter.
GoODBu GNOu SUNDAY October o. NJ Che r'-ieacs o. BIZ
iya G,. win, p t,o . ''' DIVA
Notice OF funeral hereafter
KNAPP-on sunday. october g. after brief Illness Lam.
g. daughter ot jeremiah T. .ui it,nnaa h.tp zoe .s.
Ro--vrs lIi friends family lUrI."a 90 ifrI' tI3
.ea. service, at3 ,. a. go Iuess. l~ta tls- 20 "a,
j7tAsl Friend, SD! please refrain ir1 oil sing .9"cr-
board 10 Un.te States ship r,nae'sc, cl9tl. .'a =.
S1i IVY, '.T % @ u.s.. IN tuesity
Its .jndly rSgnasic,l tar 40 flowers De sanL
oh Itd qn sda Of %gI aaa o sa S TO-
Rsatiy AMI frauds arc resp c,ul!y auteIt aford -
funeral roa eresitegce u Prs t'oat. N" 10 to't+-
poii I5 lt a. r55is, 80 o. iudlo,. on fu.,ii, &.
Salu Ii EN0Il, President.
". T. o ERIEN, Secretary
PLAYFAIB-on Monday, October T. Mrs. 50. l. rliy,ar
fuucr nom nrr late residence. No7O West 5ls.t .s.
Gay. II 10 q. M
suddenly At the Victoria Ho, Tails. DE a's. -.
Iv,gu ounce ~cOtt,W l. o. tWaT i scott alt .1 ltr
% Walter -
Funeral srycos II t.r residence parents ITyn-tor-
I4ul.,.. iU. .,st, Cd, Or.f D.. it $3.50 D..
Train leaves Gran. Contra. b,Eat III -'t'ts Carriages -
Fri nus are kindly requested DO; 20 s.a. loa,rA
eVAN-Tur fulria ut h!.rl }. swan wi a-' pace ION
tho uuU-e NO-- East o5iss - 1 O'iD-. b. lL' .H''',
October Is.
Al friends are cordially nyi."! % at.''a.
HIrpiE tram lHI Iu,DrrurH;
WELLS October l6 Joa..lsa Triaiac VOLS. 80 'a' -
tsTui his t.o
M. u4 .-..l,. 90. Isl. .as;. a- u.,4O.s p
lui.tllr.t al Hartford 'f.r
Mn ro,.lyl Or-o er l.. 1857. o. c5usEuto~
W"...u H. Woydulu aged - year. lara.' Ui %g"-i1 sA
ti;.
Eoutc ol imcr, hereafter.
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LAST NIGHTS EVENTS

Edwin Booth acted King LeHr. Friedrich
Aaase appeared at the GermanIa Theatre as var
c;sse The regular season OF Italian Opera be-
can. at the ACADEMY. with "Loheugrin" ..-...
Messrs. Robson and Crane appeared at the Fifth
Avepue Theatre IN "Om Bachelors $500. The
Stratcgists" was revived at Hayorlys Theatre and
Mr. j. b. Polk dppeared..-..-The Grand Central
Theatre in Forty-se ond-st, was opened by MesSrS'
ALI. Burnett and Fred Whittaker......M Mr.. and Mrs.
George S Knight appeared at the Windsor Theatre
in the Bowery, in Mr.. Bronson Ho"ards Baron
Rudolph" John T, Raymond came cat at the
Grand Opera House, as Fresh ~ snI1can
Marie Gcis niger acted at the Thaua Theatre, III
"Roccaccio -. Lawrence Barrett began an en-
gagement in Boston.-Alce Harrison also appeared
in that city.....New features of an attractive kAd
were introduced by the San Francisco Nlastrtls.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRx OCT II. 1881.
ARRTVFD

ARRIVED
Steamer Mas lDch Boujer Rotterdam Oct l. Broucr,.
steamer Hattsas, Maett IA tnfss ana pas.o,.
gers Old Dominion Co. 49,
steamer CITY OF Columbia Woodruff Charleston 3 DAYS
WIN mise AMI passengers 10 J W Ouintanl 4 Co.
steamer City OF Augusta, NlckerBon
mdse and passengers 20 Geo YOnge.
Bark HeOs Onenda Drontheim AZ 0aysin ballast 70 Book.
mann, Oeren Co. Anchored sandy Hook for Onlors
Bark COchr3Hc OF Dorchester, BeIpior Bristol rs
days, In ballast to Fnnch Edge Co Anchored in ae Lower
Bay,
schr Humber o; Halifax, Beatlie, Wallace rs, II days
with stone to jas Gilic3 & sons
FOREIGN PORTs
MOvILR Oct l7Arriyc steamer Morayian from Montreal
ana Quebec, on her way 10 Liverpool.
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON, oct l7-Arriyed steamer Santiago de Cuba Fcoto
frOm Savannah.
Also arrived steamers Worcester from Halifax Dominion
GI from Yarmouth ~, and Wilk-ssarFe Eldudso,
Port Johnson
Cleared steamer Glaucus for Ney.York.
PHILADELPHIA oct l1ArTyCd
Belk3 Boston; \ g Stner3 and NARROWER
ity o. savannah from sayannah Roman, Boston rOhawD "a
from Providence.
BALTriOrE Oct l7-ArveH steamers Gracia SPAN Sapa;
Mcclellan from NCY-lOrk.
Cleared steamers Nova Scot.an err. o- Lycr
R1ss2 for Sayanuah Geo Apppld Boston.
Sailed. steamers SaragCssa and Geo hp old
San FRANCISCO Oct lCelre, Cuban liverpool
MARTINS KYEB Que. Oct IL PASSED. lnwari, Oh Vale,tL
MiSCELiANEOCS.
Loypov, oct l7-Bark Marco GttD. from NeY-Yors Cor
Constantine he. has pu, INFO So 5ina ioT repairs
Bark Wave oUecn Br from Dublin Tor YORK, has
at Liverpool, having lost sails.
SHIPS Agnes osi7 ia lrl ron Asf ri,1pf EdHar olnrn
lAm ON san Francisco before rcgOrii ashore 20 !,mogt,
Brig Mary \ Kcfscn Or from 50 John ~ Tor Dun.ilS
before reported ashore, bJs been rol;Hl.
SAN FEANCsCO. Oct "a ds'acn RON Portland. oregon,
bark Edith LON Brl. frJm HOBART r0"I lf yutHi
Ashore on t''5op spit She IS IN dangerous position but 10
II thought she viii DO got 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-18
DEuoCRATIC SENATE NoMINATION&

Tamnmny and Irving Hall Senate Con-
veutions were held last night in several
districts Conference Committees were gem
orally appointed. Tammany Hall, in the Ath
Dstrict, nominated n. Il. spinoa In the Ath DIS
tret after conference of committees, Tammany namsd
- Trinor and tho Irving Hail agreed to support
him ,,,---.. ...u, ho,d NV the
Independent merican citizens IN several us