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Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
A WllminglOnian Injured.

A gentleman writing to the REPU'
LICAN from Scranton, Pa. where anu =
Der Of Wimingtonians are at " m
states that John j. Dougherty s 'o.k
city, mnmber of the City Corne 4 thi'
on saturday evening last had hi hah''
badly crushed in fre and . oreas
soutfie amongst a number q 'r1eh ~
pauons DR.. Smith was - is com
reduced the fracture and NJ. ' y l" aho
ty is in fair way Of ,ec '"Asu,r r
Doughetty isat wor at s", ,"S. ',s.o, H, Co
mr. Josere hyd' who is building :
tri1ge A. Scrant on, witt sew .ral other
tro'~ Whining. con. " ''"' ''no'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

IT'S SAID that the appropriations
for street work and laying water pipe
are getting low and yet there are many
applications to have streets graded anu
water pipes laid. We hope the CITY
Council will devise some means by
which that appropriation will be kept
supplied with money. Opening Streets
grading streets and laying water pipes
where such improvements are needed
and asked for, are the very spirit and
lite OF the city. 1t is not very encoura'
ging for number Of persons to agree to
settle and build houses in some streets
not yet graded and where water pipe
has not been laid to be told the appro-
pirations for grading and laying water
nine are exhausted. Nothing should
be permitted to check the building
boom now in progress in the city ana
we hope the City tinanciers will keep
the street and water appropriation
drawer well filled with money.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

GOVERNOR FOSTER, it Is confidently
predicted by the Republicans and ad-
mitted by many Democrats, will be
reelected Governor of Ohio by an In.
creased majority. This will De excos,
lent medicine for our sick President
whose vital forces sre SO largely cen.
posed of Republican successes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH,
thinks that in l-ss than five years what
is now called the solid South will be
split up into as many factions as there
are ambitious men to lead them in that
sections in every imaginable issue that
can be devised in buncomDe politics.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
NOTICE.

'N''''h' -.
In compliance with the provisions Of the
statute in this behalf the subscribers hereby
give nctice that they will mako application,
A. D.. 1851. to the Honorable Leonard +.
Wales, Judge of the Superior Court of the
State of Delaware, fol New Castle County,
for a charter incorporating company to be
called The Hercules Powder Company. The
object of the said company being the making,
buying, selling, conpounding and refining
chemical explosives, rtr'dges, iuSss ana
primers. A draft of the charter Of the said
cpm, any will be on that day presented to the
sid Judge for his examination and order
therein. HENRY DUPONT.
LAMMDT DUPONT,
septl-2st WILLIAM DUPONT,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
PuBLlCAALE
DUBI4IC SALE
-OP-
LIVERY STABLE AND FIXTURES.


The subscriber intending to quit the business
will sell at his stable, corner OF Sixth ard
French streets, on Saturday, September 10th,
1881. at II o'clock sharp, his entire stock
consisting as follows: Four horses:
No. |. Black horse, Bill, years old, sound
and kind in all harness, Ia good saddle
horse.
No. 2. Bay mare, Lady, years old, sound
and Mind in all harness, n ndmber one driver.
No. 8. Daisy. gray mare, sired by ~
old Ironsides, years old, sound and <Sh
kind in single and double harness, ca urot IN
2.5O without handling.
No 4. i,ay mare, Kate, sound and kind in
single and double harness., years old and n
fast traveller.
Carriages-l Jump seat, in good order |
rockaway, buggy, sets of harness, in good
order l ladys saddle and bride, gents
saddle and bridlc, horse blankets, lap robes,
lap sheets, whips, halters
TeRMs ALI sums less than S25 cash, all
oy er that amount. the purchaser can have 70
days by giving bankable note with an ap-
proved cndorser or 3 per cent. of for cash.
septe B. +. MONEl,
l.. W. STIDHAM h Son, Auct'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

WE WOULD LIKE to break the news
gently to the Democracy of Whining
ton and tell them that there is o hand
writing upon the wall Indicating that
they cannot succeed next year at the
June electi on.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

Mr. W. Fl. Wander ',ilt, " no paid ten
Thousand dollars fcr a coup, q of doors
for his new house, rlas given $500 to the
X RaiIro ad Men $ Association Of Troy
Ihe rhoney ste be app led q the erec-
tlon Of building containin g q chapel,
rea' ling room. setc.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

THRUST EE'S SALE.--By virtue OF decree
of the Circuit Court for Kent County in
Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, Will Of
fer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Sept. 1881,
at IL O'Clock, a. m,
at the hotel in Halena Kent County. Mary
land the following real estate, to wit:
The farm called Mount Airy, containing
1872 acres. more or less. in the First Election
District of Kent county, on the public road
from falena to Georgetown, and Adjoining
the lands of Cap. A. Woodall and others
The situation is desirable, being convenient
to churches, schools. &c 1t is only four miles
from Lambson's station, on the Kent county
railroad, and within mile of the steamboat
bridge at Georgetown, and has front OF
three quarters Of mile on Sassafras river,
and good landing. The improvements are
a Frame dwelling and the usual out build
ings, no. In a very good condition.
A peach and apple orchard, thirty and
bearing. The fruit OF these orchards 10 OF the
hest market varieties. Terms at sale.
RICHARD lIINSON, Trustee.
auy29 ,3tdSltwt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

THE PEOPLE are not much interest
ed in politics now, their minds are di-
rec'h towards the wounded and sut-
fering President.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
IDEAL ESTATE AT.PUBLIc SALE.

Will be sold at public sale, on the lremises,
on TUESDAY. Sc 'tembcr 10th, 1881, at $50
y. m., the following real estate;
No. l. A three story brick house. No, a.
el2 Tatnall street. f on I 10 feet, with an k:A
alley and lot alb ut 70 feet deep, now rents
for $40 per month.
No. 2. A two-story and a.halt frame house,
No. ga Tatnal street, l3 feet front, with use
of alley, lot running back about 70 feet, and
now rents for - per month
Persons Wishing to view the property, will
be shown the $ enc by the subscriber. Terms
at sale scpt7-tf McCANN h 90.
l. W, SrIpaAM Il Son, Acut'rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

DUB1IC SALE.-TnE SuRSCRlBER
i determined to quit the dairy business.
will sell at public sale. on WEDN ESDAY,
September A. 1881. at 2o'clock. y. m, sharp
at Coyle's Hotel Ninth Ward. 10 the City of
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware,
his entire dairy, consisting Of thirty ON
four first ella dairy cows aud Dur RH
ham bull, DUPONT stock. The above cows
are tirst-cass, having been selected with great
care and Judgment.
TERMS ALL sums less than $50 cash, all
sums of $50 and upwards, the purchaser can
have six months by giving note with an ap-
proved endorser JOHN COOK.
L. W. STIDHAM * Son, Auctrs.
scpt5-Std&l ltW
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

NYOIICE,-ALL PERSONS, STORE
~ keepers and merchants, are positively
forbidden TO trust any one for anything with.
out written order signed by the firm, as we
will pay no bills that are otherwise contract
cd, GEO. W. VERNON h SONS.
, 1881-05-07


BERLIN, Mny U.-Epa-trnllBrs are mlicll
dissatisfied Mt tho bills rccently Introduced III
thu Federal Council for Increasing the duties
on grist asul introducinga duty Oil gr1apos.
When the bills come before the 1leichstng tho
Loft intend to relntruduco motion for tho
abolition OF thu duties on corn.
-, THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE.
4 bill for erecting Il new Parliament House
will bo Immediately introduced III tho laelc,s-
tag. Tlis removes Nil ground for conjecture
concerning the removal Of Tho soat Of Gov
ernlnent 10 some other city.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
DEI.l.1N, Aiay 0.-Wagncr's Nibelungen
trilogy WINS begun at Viotoria Theatre lust
evening. Thoro was an ilntnense crowd ot
spectators, alltl great enthusiasm prevailed
Composer WaEtlor was prosent, seated In II
box. At the conclusion Ut tho performance
he was immensely cl,eerod, When ho de-
sconded to tho stage, mud returned thanks
fur tho reception given Ills work.
YEA1tr.y RE1CltgTA0s AND qUADnENNIAI.
1A1t1IAstENTE.
Tho 1lofcllstag adopted tic report of tho
CulunI!ttca that tie lieiclistag 1ncot yearly,
and rejected tho Conservative nlolion for b.
cnnial Budgets, but sactioned quadronnial
parltalncilts.
, 1881-05-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

AN.lAllAs
PANAMA, April 27.-A revolution ts pend
ing tn AntlQuIa. Tho actIng President las
resigned, md tic First. Second. md Third
Vlce-presidcnts refuse to take tho Office.
BOLIVIA.
a letter from CAratgona, capital Of tho
State Of Bolivia, says there Is, III the whole
State, absolute wait, oil account Vt the lack
Ut cereals. especially rlce and fntltan corn.
Loousts have swarmed osor tic Linu. tho
Sayannatro, aud the whole country. Tho
streets and wllo'e piazas are coycrod Will.
them. All tho crops have been destroyed by
tllel,l, and Incredible misery is prevailing
among tho people.
Prcshlent Nunez, 1t Is learned from Bogota.
has declined the candidacy for tho Presl.
tluncy Of Bolivia, which office ho formerly
filled, ........
CONFEDERATION.
A movement !s tnkIne shape for tho con.
federation Of all tho Spauisll-Amorlcan ILL.,
publica.
, 1881-05-07

mt disclosures, regret this African ndvcnt-
uru into whlcl. f,u has drawn France. Op-
1nrtuhist, ns he ID, It France shDultl ln sic~
cSss,sl 10 wilt get hin slInru III Tho utoirc. If
s1u a!1oul.l not, hu will escape by thrhwng
tllo hrtfr, nf tho ttGfpat lsiWM tlu shoulders
Ut I'reyitlunt fitcyy' brothor. wl0 at preseslt
Ia tito tluverl,ur-tlotteral Ut Asters. 1}e-
BttIes Tic Ministry Rre responsible to
tho Ct,amlMrs for nil disasters which
n,uy l,nui,ell 10 TIM expctlition. 1.ut tlcrnany
IL tftcr many obligations to Ualnbetta, be.
ca,iar tl'a rust OF tho world Knows now thnt,
in It military sui1se, FrAncs Inns not yet re-
cOycred from tha terrfblu defeats uf 1S10~'7i.
tI'te4o disclosures In regard 10 tho pu,.lcros-
ity anil defects It, tl,o French system Of mlt-
bl'iza!luf, tloInoltstrato the fact that 1t will
take Frnnce soyeta1 decades to attafn tho
sninu efficiency III TINT branch Of The military
service Which tic tlurnla',s alroady DOE
sessetl ten years aE0. ...
THAT EVklkYTiEtN0 nnEs NOT MOVE
SMOOTHLY
In Tunts for tho French Il pcrceptlbio from
tc1cgfams Of Ntay 5, wh!ah atp sattor o,.t-
inu,ts+ According 10 these, tllo French do
not occupy Deja anai Porto Fattna, ~ re-
pnrtctl, aftu Gcll. Logert1t's column has not
ADVANCED beyond Dlcrbatla. III tlle ,lcall-
tlnlt, tho Spanish Ambassador Mt raris telo-
grnphs to Madrid TINT the Tunis hirair would
bn setttstl within n ,yeuk, ns Francu IL atlx-
inus to aynfl further complications, willie tho
krbuintr hnye not tnc1 attacked ln ttufr
principal p0sit1on between Lidl, Ahdalfnli,
mid Deh D1oMot.
, 1881-05-07

GUDEnNAroHIAL ELECTION,
quAYMAs, 'May 0.-TlIo Guber1lator!al
election was unusually Quiat throughout thu
State. Each poll. was guarded by Fetlerai
troops, but their interference WIS not IT,
Questcd by the civil authorities. Everything
points 10 the election OF @. T. Ortiz, q pres
cut Congressman.
NollsE-TIItHVEs.
An expedition Is to DO At once formed to
root out bnnd Of American mud Mexican
horse-thIoyes in tho Arlspo district, near tlIo
Arizona border. Tho Governor vt Arlspo
has asked tho cooperation Of Gov Fremont,
Of Arizona.
THE soNo1A nA1L1IoAp. -..
Ol1lofal Nows has Just been received thnt
tho route Of the SONORA Railroad has been
clangetl, anh viii pass through Magdalona
p,,d etrlk0 the Arizona border In the vlc!n!ty
Of 6nuta Cruz, wtence 1t will skirt tho 'front.'
ier until Il connects with the AtcAison, To-
pekA s. Santa "a.
, 1881-05-07
~, nev Of Tunis Appeals to the
AAe powsrs to "stay the Horrors
Of War"
qto 1,ciclstag adopts Committee lie"
port TINT tho Relol'stas Meet
Yearly
R,a Blood stirrel il tho Russian Navy
BY tho Arrest Of tho Grand
Duke,


III ~. ,rt .tu ..n.,r
LONDON, al"y n-lie1o WY n'..' utvs.
toll Yesterday IRON tAo t"'.w's at"tlol. ~
Saltburs To ulo i"'"ec' v'i wv ,'i0s nsi''so" "
thu arrival Ut lllo sl"ee,l VI ~" neis.a.,s "ta
her daughter. ulo ti''Se's 2.a'u' ~. ~ ~
their way 10 Sie"'. i"t tAo n". Va -. ~
10th lust. Of the fl'l1ccss u'.u Lt'"so ','.., .a
aoph. the town WIS s'"pv.ts'o.s .t' uo.Hou
With fass, al'i auofliee1 WI" tu'np'u!
arches Last oVehlhK snt.e ua'aa: wa
gIsen at the falaeei nltef"nlus .''o!o ,',s WI
reception OF aepnt"t!o's ,t... pGn.lnE "G"H e','.
effts Tho Town WAS oiilila".'y lnonl'
mated. Tlefo WIS loic!!lh"t p.o-
cesslon OF students. VIII ., iot''lea % w.
fore sho place. 1'aNhlE' WIN n'0 toItnGs' ..1u
Sseptallle. ieacons woso @ .s'.sN ', um ~" ,.'o
he1sbeo!she NILS aI, .''cte % wuS s'"a ,na. a.
playo 'sa"otAs' l,o noya. ,'a.5 a.%so
lh'oagh ahe to"l' " WITNESS .''o t.'"'': ,1,n
Phnco Nuao'pn fc'"'''eu !" F'e'i'''a 4''7'
a|shh
~ ui'An' H. ,
Iha KosaI party "FoVe lo t'e EMiWNy s.n.
ton through ulo mo1lso a''a enttustsstle
elowds OF peoplo. tha traln s1at'eu a.'l!a
he strains of tho belelaa llation"l a1lu'en'
nM mo cnee1s ot tlo peoplo' 1Ae pafts Ut
tired At vienna t'I's afternoon
ALMOST y coSci.AVk. ,.....
VIENNA May o'-Apout loo'Voo stsangess
bare arrival nero 70 10 present az the mar
hase u i'uao'p1' mnl o1ept'alllo'
KIoiirEES Iutohs.
skSSA' ANY o'-11l''co 1>uauap''. oil his
ktf'al tero to-aay, was coftial!y feceiYea
by 4 1ctlltltl0n OF GlHilLGHn OF Ills 1QffnGf
, 1881-05-07

manner III which Tho Commons Is testing
him md asserting tint lid Conservatives, rtn
der coprr ut his ctlsc 1c1parfxe thu 1,ntd bill
ni1t lnpctlu thu business Of tho country.
! Uvf:t!lsl'E.
Tho British tfDoi' a1,tp Malabnr, frnm 1}nn-
bny. Ia now ilye dnys betwcnn Malta ntd I'll
braltnr SIN n sn1tl 10 !,o lroken down.
1inEHNAH's MOVEMENTS.
DuiiE1N, ffay d.-1}rennal1. Secretary Of
tho Lard Leaytc. Inns atartud for London.
lio will rcttltn horu SUNNY
ExrG.UsfoH.
a parcel Of powder exploded tlntlcr tho
walls of tito l,ursacits Mt Chestvr Inst night.
TFIlu ilnll1ngu Is triIlnE. It ia tu'foyGd tho
t,erimtrators nro 1nlIltlataun wl,o had bedn
punished. ....".. ....-.
TIE NEw,tAflKtr RACES.
At Newmarket ti,e raee for tic 1000 g,tinea
sthkcs WINS wun by rlEobnts, Thora secoIldt
I}nl tsal third. Thirteen rau.
The Newmarket Stakes WINS wnn by 1.orfl.
lard's 1rUlM0is, who beat Lunlloxt0ve. Only
twU rui1.
Tho Two-year-old Stakos was won by
perogonoz, king Frost SECOND, Stnrstoro
third. Nix rn1,, including kcnl's North Star.
1Ilt: 1ltfs1l sti.lr. .s
LONDON, May G.-A. NJ. Sullivan lint. a
lo!tg interview with Iarhrti Tonight, but ile'
oltictl to abstain from voting OIL tho }4nlltl
I'LL. Probably forty lIm,tp-1lu.ers will vote
bh tho sccund reading Ut tho hill ni,d twenty
i've nbstain. It Id 'ttuutu,l TINT Sullivan Inns
written IL 1'nrlicfl hcclntnE any longer to IT,
knowledge tho lattur's authority.
AN ANIMATED DEBATE
took place III lilo Commons Inst night o,1 tllt
Governmental psopuSal to Tx time for dc
bnto on tho Oath bill ut op, tit. Tuesday. y
ilosttle amendment was only tlefeatcA by 3
| vota Of 12s to lt3. Tho ,noru extrt,nu Con
servalivus resurtcd to diiatory tactics MI,
nlotiotts of adjournment. The tlcbato WI!
ultimately adjourned Until Afonday.
PROCLAIMED.
DUBLIN. May 0.-Cork and Kilkenny MI
proclaimed under this Arms net. Portions .
Klnrs aud Queens Counties aro alsp pro
claimed.
, 1881-05-07

LORD sE1.uoUNSE.
~ M@osnos' alny 0.-The report that Lori
ee'9'afhe Inns resigned Is untrue.
~, GLADSTONE lXi,lsrusEp,
fa, usaastoho Il absent from tic House Of
S'~'4o'ls to-day I'll account of !,ldlslusltton.
a AEAolslAL TO IEAcoNsF1EID,
r. = ~ assuse'1ption llas been oponv1 to raisc
f,hv' fuo 70 eolaulote md bcauttfy 1Iugllenden
shutsa st as 'aenlorIal to Lord Dsaooustfold,
~ ~ VI ue windows arc to be illuminated and
wv. H sN'etioF IL tu 10 decorated, 4 handsome
.s'o w'll be erected with a peal OF bells, tic
shafclryar4 lnciosul with ba,,,lso,nn railing
6ch, ,..t, a!o'!ahle'lt placod over tho Doacons-
r cAi1HLE's nEM1y1scryogs,
cat1S'a c1Uaao writes to tho Times that In 1871
nmin,' . sase him the manuscript OF tls
at,tsseaees, at,s.has With tho Instructions OF 1SUG
,on ,"sa lux. thereto. Froulo expressed the opln.
,hon,.1, 49, u'o greater partof tho "reminiscences
nIs ~ w published, "A 1t sYas. Cartyls re-
d p.oas .aas l'a left the decision OF the matter
On wh9as %.ss'osl y to publish was tho condition
hs d'a n"s'l frouds accuptats tbs trust, wlIcl,
tsom 1n.s W. seeS or like, altl only undertook
In ho hpstsoaal so Fegard for Carlyle, Two years
10 c,,,,Tseft vnefts. TO surEcl,tlcr the manuscript
u,s. ',gs ~, nlece. III conclusion, Froudo
usns, Ay task Is difficult enough, ns II
osrsa. aM shalt 10 sorry IL ttla dif1ipulty IL
thns th.sa .sy ny demand for further axnlana.
eiys "Aleh | sllaIl bo very relnctant to
Thonn, ahEls ~ or THE ROYAL AcApEAY.
oueis anS Itallaa t,nas harlow, Walter William
, 1881-05-07

Mus. NBEHAIJt T.. UHAVT.
A special called meettnR Of the l,oard Of
Managers Of tho lione for the Frtcn.llcss
WIS held yestor.lay morning at the Ilolno for
tile p1spose Of arranging for the funural Ut
tho Into Mrs. Grant. Superintendent Ut tho
Institution. Col. 9. g.. Hammond prpstdeu.
It VITA tluc,lch t1lat the funeral st,pnld h1
hell At tho 1I,ne thIs tnnrntng ut half.past 10
tfclpck. The rt,nn1ns ttrv to t,B tNken tn Look.
port IN tho |: n'etHek trllln. where tho hus6Mnd
nnd family Of tho tleccascti aru t,l,ried. Tho
usual resolutions will lIu psss1l nt tho next rcg-
ular meeting uf tho ilunrt1.
, 1881-05-07

LONDON, May Cit ls said the arrest OF
the Grand Duke Constantine 10 likely to be
followed by Nthillst movement Of tho
sailors OF tho Russian tleet, WHO ara said to
have an understanding with number Of
other NlhlIlsts at Odessa.
TIE hI1IlLl8rIC APPEAL
Ia tle Russian 0rtny has been widely circt1.
lntod In st. Petersburg. III thls lncuMent
tho autooratle principle IL compared to . de-
crop!t. desp!sed, and abandoned creature,
The proclamation ends by calling on the army
''to rlso aud atrlko down the tyraut."
, 1881-05-07

Same NtaGe-A distinguished Audi
once aud u UelnonBtrnttve Reception
Mt tho Lyccuri,
LONDON, May a.-That interesting md mitch.
anticipated theatrical event. tho appearance Of
b1r. Irving and Mr. Huoth IN tho sntne play. drew
IN cnortnnus an1 brilliant audience to tho fyco-
Uni tu-night. Evory stat In tho theatre VIVA l,o"
spoken weeks ngo. All the stalls Ncso rcacrvcd
for frtonds and critics. In thotn xore tho
habituGs and celebrities Invariably found on
first nights at tho Lycousn: but On tho present
ocoasiUt,. owing 10 tho unusual Interest In tho
performance, people wero cuntent to get seats
anywhere In the house. LanY bofort tho door
worb opened orowds gathered ut tho entrances
OF tho theatrc, tho dtsagrecabla wot evening
having nu cGe0t fn coolulE thotr dttertulAntlpn
10 get tu. Nr. Tooth, Sir. irving. aud Miss Elton
Torry rrcpiyed 0vnuons when they np-
poured, tho applause Gotug long sustained
OIL Mr. uooth's appearance, and evidently
uttordlug him deep qualification. His Ut|tF|0 Is
already familiar to L0tldou plnygoars, ns is Miss
Terry's dotlKhtlfui performance ct Desdesaoad.
Mr.. Terrtss appeared ia Cassto. Mr.. James lload
Us DrsLantio, Mr. II. ". Itinors AZ lsodcftoo ind
Miss 1corxlna pauncufort rs Emilia. Tho
scenory. as uaual at tho Lycculn. was effective
and weli SGT. Tho stnKo management was ex-
cetlunt. l hnyo rCua9n to know that Mfr. nooth
expressed himself In enthusiastic tortns upon
Mr. 1rvinse ability na II stnxu ln4uagor during
tue rcnoarsais for tho production OF "Othcilo."
Mr.. IrvlnR's appcarance Us lag" hnd boon
awaited With muuh curiosity aud intorest. lie
pluyod tho part With all bis usual picturesque.
1 s e1t aiwavs Of H. Es
uo.istant suru,ohtng Of bis hen!l, pulling
II I'll. i Wow ss S na : asay t apss IL vs.
jocnlnr vllla,n. and left an Impression
thu, ehe sss se aa bn Mrss q t9
soldier Tho sccnes bctwcen Gt|stilo and iago
hiKh stlu,lard of sllpsrexceliuncy anticipated
by SUCH u rtro combination of falcnt. Tic
.ns aa cra rn"aSd Maf9 S,o or
| tho ActA, Ar. nonih's snlutatlon to Mr.. irving
us!..x lnarksd on every occasion, and tho q.
thoush pefhaps naturaiiy str: isooth wss r!
luctant 10 Iuy very saraRo hands on Dfr. Irving
ass W a S sas y sos L fs !: We tsaw s
IN impression lint Ui'lel'o vas ovprwelRalct' BY
| created tusru to eco tho NutoEs with tho parts
reversed. Sucl will be fho c4so next wGek,
M @ a ays yr,sseat @ Ass as vd1s ae rss pss
fur d speech, to which MIR. Irving responded hy
Expressed Eratiltcatlon q tho reception q NJ.
t., nasu ny Old friend. Mr. looth, amo1ix us. it
WIS only to- night tlnt Mr. booth Baiti tO rnD,
| wiAh. old fgtlDw, WIS Que uf your company"
FnuM ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MIR. !rv!ng's rendering Of fayo, for which be
had adopted rather mvru fnnciful coatuno taHt,
as24 t lest wh a tnG pss 3nS
iuturostng by-play IN iis nantior Of turtively
watohnR Ollel1o to ascorta!n the etroct OF Tho
tho scenes With Ru1crl0o no also hal some very
marked business. ovidently lntcil1etl u furtn .
g ss s's as sssps
clttchlnR ftxteriu6 and marching nHoctiDnntcly
otr With ntn VIII ny own G!oak araxn nyo.
, 1881-05-07

Tho Board Of Trustees met last evening, all
the members present President Hobart, oil
calling tho meeting to ,ordcr, saitl:
It Is hardly thruo months since we wero
called upon to express our sorrow IN relation
to the deat. OF ono OF our numbers, Mr. Foss.
Agaln wo 1layo lost another member, Col.
Bowcn. We Ind Just begun to know Col.
bowen. a,ll though at first, wo Ind feared
ci.,lle to know hln. these doubts, were ~;
moved, md 1t Is Just TINT we should recoltect
Its el.urgy n,d social qualities ulld his lnyo
Tor thu: work Ut Ills office. llaye written tho
f0SS%s SSpl;yso ta e. ssS s sbsis sssSb Of ts board
still aso with thu shock ca,!suA by tho sudden
death Ut ono Of ti,eir number, Col. james II.
Bowon. they desire to- plnGa on record.
Wllicll lias fallen upog Hyde Park ii Ills ro-
tinvnl.. To NO. tlali does this village owe
more than to Col. lsowcn; to no other man Is
indebted for its growth and now assured
prosperity rs to him. To his wonderful fore
slghi and faith, to his intlomltanlo energy
Mil perseverance,. to his practical solso
'aaasutt1cent aH Sas'1i llberaitty when 10 was III
aillHenco md tho disposition for which
ov0n royeraes q fortune oould not aeatc, is tho
sfSs e y 1Sss sfasy 70 Inqf sse he Industrial
dsyeloiment which il alrutt.ty visible ii thal =:
gon woS proSey l oct ys hnyG tnks os ~
stn!Exioi to nuke hls '!reain = foality,
love, III Go WI was ptbi.c.sliflted III tic Droaiest
PSSs shs'ff s H. q sss as q rf fsss s aHS tS
beir aided, nnd mMny Ut thotn fos,ndod " him.
Ss sna nSspe.s aSsts
iiu ina1u many mon rich, aMd in so do.
Ing niaflo hiniaelr poor. hut be- had
, 1881-05-07

ABOLITION or sLAVKltY IN EuyFT.
pAnIs, May B,-Gambetta, who WIS present
at tue banquet to colsprate tho abolition Of
slavary, proposed the toast: "To oil French
subjects beyonds tile soas, without dssttnc-
tion Of race or Color" An address from tho
English Committee for the abolition OF
slavery was read, proposlug tlla formation Ut
q Franco English c9nllnittua Tor tho abolition
ct slxyery In Egypt on similar plan to that
controlling tho Egyptian finances.
T., ltIBCusstoN.
tits stated tlat thu delegates from Portu-
gul, Nussta, Greece. Austria, Sweden alA
Norway, aud Switzerland reserved oAtiro
, 1881-05-07
Bf)ITTff AFRICA.

THE cArFnEs AMI TitE 1loEtts.
DURHAM, May G.-Tho news from TRANS.
vnn! tends 10 olncroaso The fcnr that tic natives
will uttack Tho iIours When tic British with
,truw. 4 number OF Catfre Chtofs hayo
formed lcaytlv nRnltist lio f}ocr8.
, 1881-05-07

Saturday is the day and May 9TH
the date. Wcpropose to give an CHI
tertainment on our own account.
Look out for l1igh-kicking by Our
high-priced competitors (who are
not manufacturers---though they
so represent themse1ves) when
they see our prices on the pro-
gramme. They have our SYM
pathy, and we have the trade.
, 1881-05-07

. JUDGE RANDOLPH STRICKLAND.
Special Dtspatta to 1As Chteasa Tribune.
BATTLE Cf.Egx, NlIeh., May 5.-Jrdgo
Randolph Strickland, of st. Jo'lns, Mtch..
died ut Tho Saniturtun in this city this fnre-
noon. His remains wore t1kCn hono for bufi1l.