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NOTES or TEE SARATOGA SEASON.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 13.-William /.
Stone Of New.York City airy Of the Saratoga Mon
umen As collation., to- ay Rocompan cd by tn Hon Ed
ward wemple Represent tive In Congress from this ds
trc' and Architect Markham. visited Schuyer'le and
form ally nspeo I'd he Sara oga IN nument
over one thousand peple from syracuse snd
other points he West Shore Railroad arrived here yes
terday AFT rnoon returned early in the evening
muica entertainment was engaged ia by the Yer
mont House guests yesterday evening. Among those
who took part Mira Y. r whitney, OF Boston !;
Crawford spear and Mr. James. Of T. .ladrlpha; Henry
Harding, ~ Bughamton. ard Mr.. Williams, OF Chicago
Mrs whitney sang IN Congress Spring Park this even.
ing
The Elk Ridge Hunt Club will have meot the
soutneastern edge OF the village tomorrow afternoon
O'clock
Csrotta's balloon Trip proved SUCCESSFUL. she landing
safely on the Judge Fowler farm Ia Greenheld
over 10, 90 letters nan led beste'daT IN inc
Post ONCE, which by AT he largest ever disposed OF
here al gle day Saratoga Ia now entertaining fuIy
10000 suDmtt guests
profess + sglson st.ru's lecture before the Summer
= bno N the natural vsy OF ieschnK and stu iying
laususfts WAS ttstenrd to by . In 70 audience.
M - IAu Hursl, he Geo ia NOndsr Will give an eI-
hIb lion nj th- Casino on saturday evrninE
host OF y ung y ople were enEsEed IN tho chisrehs
csrnIv II M The Congr Hall ballroom this tVonlDE Tue
t.stiyites were followed by ladies' aud geHtlonons
hop. -, 4, ,..,..A hv u ,..,,a
Ing the agriCulturlsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

TO me EdifOr OF the Trt6une
SIR: l see by Tuesday mornings Herald
that PROPRIETOR that refuses TO conoede fair
profit 60 The newsmel Of New York and vicinity, and
publish some corresp ndence thai the newsmen
weakeng beoa they asked for an interview with
him. In explain ltOn e to say that the newsfe'le
never OK ed any better terms from James Gordon
Bennett than could compel him TO allow but In DEF
erence to wishes If number OF dealers who were
always preaching II pdcaton and VINO believed that e.
entire matter nisrepresented TO Mr. nnett. an IN
t.-rview snlHt"d, and rs YOU are now aware, re
fused The managem nj expresses the Wis that We
to handle their per- They iorE the out
ery thew mad VIII i'd so on one occasion hope
the dealers will Of their urpy Herdid'S. nut
cont aae TO III hem right along The sour
will vet The Herald asking te
newstncn sci that paper, uotWlth standing Al Ihe
blus OF the valiant proprietor.
STEPHEN RICHARDSON,
President Newsdeaers Council
Nctc- York, Aug. 10. 1854
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- ~ - MRONa -

John G. Rose, "a strect-cir conductor, in the
employ of the Dry Dock Las Broadway and Battery
Company. was 1lrested vest ullt ~ sw d'Ine. Rose
IA 4ua bell whlcn carried IN hs lurhrt aud rang
70 receipt faro ina cal Of ma
one In HE punch. AM kept Nh fes
Ne pne aged n tUHI amusement yesterday hD vas ar
re- o. ar4od with stetlrE att i've .nis Iurnli
ep cared Police Il,a, uutors thigh ami ~ r bail
hut In ticp Patterson. learnt ef tnr rlse belonged u
Iu eco 'rpau, declined O. receive BAH AMI ta ptsonc'
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rHE HFRALD AND rHE NEGSDEdLrBS,
A CARD FROM sRcRrrARy cARRurnERs

a AAhh lhiiM AN 'N''H'f''''''''
TO me Edttorof rhe TrtbHue
Sm The Herah this morning dcvo'cs col
umn ~ lie once valuable space In Attempting TO make
capital out OF ,spondenco pass btNon - 20
pr tor aud tho new SIDE ors As II IL not likely To pun
sh my laor telegram hope You VIII hnd space ioi u III
your oOlumnsi
10 JAMe GoRpoS BENNETT, esq. Steam Yacht Ndmo"nd
Newport, r. l.
DEAR SIR; Assuming you were aro,sonable gentle
man opened communication with you; the publication
our correspondence, with your uniustlhabe deductions
there FROM IN today's Herald proves the contrary Re
specially yours, DAVID OARRU rhHhs'
Secretary of Nrwsdealers' Committee
Az 1os Rn1n,1e II Nr,r- York Aug IL, lssA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

CnAurAuouA, Aug. I3.-1be Sunday school
normal Ion aro no In progress hers under The
charge o. the Rev Francis RUSSELL of Mananeld Ollie
The devotional meeting to-day largely attended The
The REV Dr. John Williamson viii nve Bible resiing'
daily. A. NJ. fairbalrn, prea dsst OF Airaslie Oo.ee
morning 10 audience OF from 1000 70 1000 persons
his subject being 4" Tho Mills, Father ana son.
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sutrvfr mr. MOAN. ArrfgrrD

Detective Sorgcants Heidelberg and Dphn
aA me- ,rrratcd william n. Sweeney. tnr hfuh r. vht
war equity " hu'lncs At n ant \ 'a nn re- g., 80
charge o' obtaining nuuHl uulof ul1n prot uf d. va
At madr ON "a. complaint o. Janice W. 30. q
htnh ~ 30 Wal ai Dol, taahrl check .rf $500 IN
MAY Is u fore to rlrrk h1d reached tho hnHs
ewroh had pHymuuf q pp 81. ihtta tor nfi fWrrn
made ah ri nm ht ~ I 81, 1dp fat hirHlaAal ln.
fufe JuIso Ia ofson al Police Headquarters. ~ Ma
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Dealers met yesterday At No % Triton Square Tho
principal business was to nr n place and date Tor
holding the next state Convention syrecuae rccciyei
the sreatrH number ~ vrrA. and was drodou 10 hn
the convention there on September 10 II Va ehpect'u
that over 200 delegates will attend,
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q erldl Nntlces.

y ecldl Noilces.
Be, Dentistry Of every description AZ very mOlersts
prices by Drs WAIT SMITH, a Eas 25ds. old stand
Refer TO Rev Dr crosby, d.. h. r W cr Or j. vs. Hove
GIadIoius, Lilies Phloxs.
Grand Free E1hbi ion Of above az lOJ No. ELllpItS
- COrandt-st Friday and saturday August ant 10
Friday, 10 a H. TO p M. SATURDAY, 10 A. IA To , No.
Posi- O.ace Nouco
Letters for Europe need not tiY urs'tet
patch " particular Orlsc
livery defamation al trt1sialt. nails tOrT1 81
by tho fastest T3ssei, AFAuiDiA
Foreign fJf tle week entat August /. Will close
tpfomptlV .ttc al this once AZ tJllows
InU ttsDAI-At IA lor europe, per . q Celtic VIA
Queenstown letters Tor Germany -ud france must %
directed per touc'j az m Tor Europe psrA
unOnla. Ily mouth. herDDurg ami nam5uEg. at
l3O D. m for ,uba AMI Porto Rico ilty %
Pueula Havana letters Tor Mexico must bo directed
per CAV VI PueDlAJ a. g p M Tor Para and Mahaos,
Brahil. per 3 Jerome.
FRIDAY Al 80 p m for TruKlo Ruatsn DER ..
4. 1fpri, via New.Olleans
SATURDAN-Atg tor Fenozuela and curacao pers :.
OirAtyue lU m FOR europe pers = City - chester,
via lueenst q, Il a Tor Begun utrtt per :,
Khynland via Antgerp a. Il A ~ Tot scotland dteo,
per AnUh MA Glasgow. At y m. Tor tho - int.
ward Islands per Murei; al 1872 y m Tor tuba
Mail for china AMI Japan Dor g. Nri9lc " ,lrrh
cisco close Iers NuffN' A. pm lals Tor Austraih
Nev.Zealand sandwich and FuitsiandA per .. Aas
sua.ia frincsco clp'e zero AushN ~ al
u al. or vow YORK D. 8 fity d
berlin with Britsn mails tor Australia
.Tbs ,ohetaie nails sarraaysi On
tbe nre.umDtJnbf dutsrruptsi bysnt1i trs1st
Francisco dAY OF saaI Oi steamer, 49, hibh3Asl
'He"o' '"' HENRY O. PEARSON. PO,tmutsa
P0st once New loLk a. ". Ava l7sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

TRIBUNE oTrtoH. August ll-l a. m.-During tho
fair and clear weather yesterday the In the
barometer was upward. Cloudy. fair aud clear weather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between ca and
siS. the s9sl being 37s' lower than on the
corresponding day last year. and 'e higher tasn OF
waras o. clear or i.r weather. with chances Of oo-
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poliiital Notices.

Al Political Banners. Flags mud Portraits.
Best WORK. ~ usual Oy HOJLR GRAHAM. ARTISTS
" duane At on Reliable headquarters since lsti
Come 10 Headquarters Tor a. kinds o. tsmpasn hlnip
ments-shrtA BOhses logglb. Bette sashes Rubber AMI
Onc0th goods We have the FINEST Red ~ Whe hume. IN
the market for $40 per The handsOmest Torch bs
OlaAs Globe Pure ballot not u y Army ONUicoats IN
f~N~''NN'' ~ ~. kNAISS q co.
100 Cana.st, New York.
u,,a.ass md CarsbS Nsr dsssns sels Mamnfaetur.r,
nader letters patent fsfrnRsmssts will bs prosecuted
a,l,tiu portrsts aud campaign squ pments
N. n LEVY a 20, ~ wsoststsL
Tue pumsd knahi's
sONosTEH
80 Original Campaign sssEA Sc TO Popular ARE
Illuminated Covef PorttatsOl
BLAINE AND LOGAN
Price 20 per 100 sample spss BY NAH receipt % icA
AcLoUoHLlN bRos., 70 puAnest. e.~fork.
The Cobb pampalSn mapsiaeturins Cs,
furnishes The boat bAnnSrs Ter the lssst aos Give them
cali ~ Anns8
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 13.--For New-England.
partly cloudy weather sAd local rains along tue coast
fair weather in the Interior fresh north to east winds
hither temperature
For the M die Atlantic states fair weather. fresh
north to eas nd. higher temperature.
For tue Ohio Valley and Tonnessee slightly wArner'
generally fair weather light variable winds generally
from eHst ~ south. -, - ---..,.-
For the Lake region, warmer senOraly fair weather
igh var able Winds.
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III

IuudDOTg's ItrflmN, MaTrHnlI Nj N0lA
LuudDargA Per ne, Alpine Ni1lsL
LuudOUTgs Perfume Lily Oi the kAI8B
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u ,Ai, ssths
sfAsss. n. ysys~Asse k U. t,,lss. su.. ~ @. Asst.
y p.sssfy I.ass ks r rks. tyssss ias
q. ,I.ss.. = , "a 's''-'S '>s sA'''" Hue
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,dborg's Perfume Edenla

Cocoaine De found and speedy 'or dand.
run anu other scalp diseases
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one nsnsons Daptue Porous Plaster better tan al The
ge4ay compounds Juu Uah eauy D cents
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nmr. nen,ed, d, sure cure for Drsnrs DISEASE ana ali
similar anr.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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A oARp FROM PR gsIDENr RICHARDSON.

No l25 Broome st., Ne,c- York. Aug. 10, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Such Ia the decision tho G urt from iose dec
there Is appeal and 1t not to be disguised that It
puts be National Banking system IN imminent je1p-
ardy Nothing cIu It II dcmption Of tc Gov
eminent bonds and TINS only be prevented
by a reduction OF ne Government IN ONE 10 the amount
required cover its Ordinary ns".. Of which
duction the g Are pr sent indie tons Now, the
G, uutr, must supplied W pspei Gu rency II some
kind. the que -ttOn of what al his currency
consist terta ly not OF ~ stat bank, ue-
cause such no - cou be perfectly secured thif credi
would be- C / he, would MT be CUR, thr0ug out
the UuIOu. But they c0u not he perfectly ed.
large ar Of the staes nave 20 boIds GUSTAV lDg to
base ulatiuE nDtc- upo Many th & ave are bai
Crrdlt None nave VI 'inta ned absOlut. LOOl iaith
WIN thTiI ere or, eIep Mass 'chu cts n,d lali-
late ecslons Of the suDrrme Court the Virginia and
Lou sl~na ca cs. which place ate 'OyEREiGNn upon
a higher q ane than ev Mr. Ca. ooutem
plated an ,bo the stare. g. violate with impunit,
aly an Al contract viii tbey have entere In Win
their creditors no matter how carefully preoar' or
hoT fir and Just may have he"n Their provisions l.
Therefore. quite certain nat ma Nhen he notes 81 he
place wi b. al Cd. not with tho o. 81 STATE bank
but with U9iled States hgaltender uoleS IL
necessary TO, give them currency. and beoaus.
such noes IL nos susblsned Tba eIlstng CALENDER
notes are popdar IN the people popular ha II tho
Irresistible demand further II MT unllm ted issues
The sVera-e voters will not be Likely 10 understand untu
the eIpern bis been tried proved disastrous
why cir rrprsssu Congress should not be abe
10 dsteruine how muoh ourreroy tho busuos II tle
they wou1 be promptly onGbteued by thor constituents
10 VINO deHian Their would be bot small resist
What ia 90 oensBd. are likely he easily fore
seen. At dinner which was given 10 Bayerd
Tsyl just beforr his departure As Mpsisr h. Ia,
when J. business depr lions, which followed tho
na oia orsH of 1879 prevailed troug the oonntry
a. sido ono OF TIE mos espec,sSe aud int lgeht
leaders ~ he Ofccnhaok party. and amazed waen
he asserted that this depressh caused ny ooHdo
81 the curreney aud that nothing cou d restore
former prosperity except an emission ~ ~ least tr0
thousand millions Of dollars ia TASTED states noiss which
wors then greatly deprecated" IL IL not dini'
cult 10 correctly predict what will be the
hssncia oond ton o. tho country when tho notes OF teo
National banks Withdrawn from circulation, and the
existing rcsoon UPON i.suo of Untd state. notes
removed. There will be just wha predicted In 90
tobsf, 1893 aaOther period OF hollow aud adjective
pros snty 10 DO followed by wdesp disazlof Other
resorsd 20 the Issue ~ government uOloa
WAeA DsnkIupted by war VI extrayagsnea Astofy N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

wP 81 John OF Nsw-York. presented tho Potter Re-
funding bill which proposes 70 refund tho eris'ns pub
lio debt nto 2a per bonds BY means acceptaos 10
Government creditors and certainly advantageous " ths
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
The COsnbi nation Will Stick.

On Monday evening next the varioul
fire companies will bold an election a
their respective engine houses for Chic
Engineer and his assistants. For some
time past the subject has not been boom
ing to any great extent, since the work
ings Of those who were trying to break
the Ombination were exposed, al
though 1t Is known that some Of the
"kicksr." have been working on the
sly In their efforts 10 break the comb.
nation or have it fixed In such q man
ner that the vote will will be q tie and
the election sent to Council.
The work of those comprising the
anti-com b bination, however, will all be
in vain, AZ 1t Is generally understood
that despite their efforts, the combina.
ton will stick and elect their ticket.
A member Of the Friendship Fire
Company, in conversation with RE-
PUBLICAN reporter yesterday, said :
"You can give 1t ont that the Friend
ship will stand by her honor and stick
to to the com bination, Notwithstanding
the efforts of q few mem bers to split the
vote of the Company" A majority Of
the mem bers are with the combination,
and before II o'clock on Monday night
the "kickers" will, l,no doubt, fully real.
ize that their efforts have been In vain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~All notices not sent In by II O'CLOCK
Saturday morning will not be published.
Kingswocd NJ. Z. Chspel-Preaching al
| 1880 a. In. and 1880 p. IN. by hev. w. A
Wise. sunday school at Up n.
| Household OF Faith. Rev. KAfus Wendell
pastor. W II preach at l0. 80 u. m. and 1880 p,
IN. Bible school at 2.l5 p. m.
Olivet Presbyterian church-Preaching at
10 80 a. IN. and 7.SO p. m. by Rev. Charles r.
Msllery. pastor.
Bethany Baptist church-Preaching at 10.
80 n. Ii. and 7.3J p. IN. by Rev. II. Trait, pas
tor
New Jerusalem church--Preaching at 10. 80
a. m. by Rev. J. b. Parmelee, pastor.
Reformed Episcopal church Of the Re
deemer. $. W. corner Of Sth and Monroe
Sta, Rev. J. j.. Estlin, rector. Services 10. 80
o. m., '.30 y. m.
St Paul's M. Z. church-Preaching at TO- 80
a. m. and 80 p. N. by Rev. X. H. Adams,
m Prayer meeting " $50 p. m.
Central Presbyterian Church. King street
below Ely ghth. Rev. J. Howard Nixon. II.
D,g and Rev. Mark A. Brownson, pastors.
Divine service at 10. 80 q. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
peWs free in the evening. Cordial invitation
to all.
Service in Rodney street chapel at $50 p.
IN. Bible study in the Sabbath schools con.
nected with the church ut 230 p. m.
The Rev. H. M. Wharton, Of Baltimore. is
still presc hing at the Second Baptist church,
corner Fourth and French streets, to crowds
of people. There will be baptism Sunday
night Mr.. Wharton will preach tomorrow
Sunday morning and night.
Hanover church--Prcaching at l0.20a. m.
and 7.Sop. IN. by Rev. l.. Marks, ID. u.
Green Hill Presbyterian church near Ris.
ing Sun-Preachipg at 10 80 a. IN. By Rev.
Jae. X Gibson, OF Princeton, N, j.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
News Summary.

The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
has instructed the Commanders Of the
revenue steamers Dix and Boutwell,,
at Key West, to continue the search
for the schooner ShOters, carving
General Aguero and party OF alleged
| Iflibusters, ii who embarked at that port
for Cuba. The L. ) steamers NaIdaIia
and Swatara sailed yesterday morning
from Key West 10 cruise along II e
coast OF Cuba. and il is understood that
they also will look out for the fill.
busters.
Advices from Yokohama received in
San Frab CISCO, report that the Japane 81
Government has authorized the estab
lisbment of Tea Guilds. to which AL
producers and dealers must teong, for
the purpose Of preventing the adultera.
ton of tea. Shanghai ad vices report a
riot near Canton on the 7th of March.
Three thousand Chinese declared against
the present dynasty and demanded the
re establishment of the Ming or pure
Chinese dynasty.
The petition of Ira N. Morey, at Will
kesbarre, to allow him TO inspect peti
tions for saloon licenses, and for a per-
employ order on the Clerk OF the
Court to allow it, was granted yester-
day by Judge Woodward, who issued
the order q desired, holding that "the
records of the Quarter Sessions are pub
lie records, open to the inspection OF
citizens at all proper times.
one of the most destructive forest
fires ever known in North Carolina has
for three days been devastating the
pine woods along the southern border
of that State. The fire extends through
six or seven counties, and has destroy
ed a number of dwellings, including
s.yera! in the town Of Manley.
The New York Catholic Review learns
that the Pope has established q new
Episcopal See in New Hampshire, with
its cathedral at Manchester, and has
lust appointed as the first Bishop Rev.
Dennis NJ. Bradley, recently rector of
st. Joseph's church in that city.
There was great excitement yester.
day In the Produce Exchanges Of Chi
cago and Milwaukee, owing to a sharp
decline In grain and provisions.
Henry Rose, colortd, convicted of
was hanged yesterday at Os.
ceOla, Arkansas. He confessed his
guilt and advised a large crowd pre-
sent to lake warning by bis fate.
The kindling wood factory Of G. W.
Alcott Il Co., in New York, was burn
ed yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Senator Malone was reported much
better last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
Trains Delay ed.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
two freight cars en- a south. bound local
freight train jumped the track at
Ridley Park station, and the wrecking
train from this city had to be sent up
to clear the track. In consequence of
senger train was delayed nearly an hour
and the Delaware express bound
south was about thirty-five minutes
late.
Last evening an engine attached to a
south bound freight train jumped the
track at Linwood, and as a result the
New York and Washington express due
In this city at 7 O'Clock was delayed
nearly two hours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
The stage.

The best Humpty Dumpty Company
that is now travelling will appear at the
Opera House this evening, with George
H. Adams, who now stands unrivaled
AZ o pantomime artist, as the irrepressi-
BILE y" Humpty Dumpty." The com.
pany also comprises some Of the. best
specially performers tol be obtained,
and the knife and the ball throwing
feats of the Barnardos, with the gym
nastic acts Of the Martinettis are won
derful. Wallace, the Man Biid," is a
mystery, being able 20 initiate perfectly
almost all kinds ofbirds, from canary
to mocking bird. The tricks, situa.
tions and costumes of the pantomim 9
are new, and there Is no doubt but the
company will be greeted with good
house.
The REM. Santley Company will ap.
pear OIL Monday evening, and present a
first class entertainment. The perform
ance opens with reception scene en-.
titled "Our Social Club" where the
company are seated, or standing in at.
titudes such as is assumed by humanity
under such circumstances, and the
songs and Jokes are given az incidents
of the evening meeting of social club
of ladies' and gentlemen. The whole
performance is said to be exceptionally
good, and replete with laugh provoking
and telling hits.
Wednesday night Dion Boucicault,
the celebrated Irish comedian, will up
pear as Conn, The Sbaughraun" In
the play Of that name written by MIR.
Boucicault in 1874, and universally
pronounced the very best Of his works.
He Is a veteran actor and dramatist, and
during the forty four years that he has
been on the stage mas written about
three hundred plays, The Shaugh-
raun" being the last. He performs the
character of "Conn" with all the vigol
and fire of youth, and is the b best living
Irish comedian in the world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
Open Camp Fire.

DUPONT Post, No. 2, q. A. r., gave
Ia very interesting entertainment in
their post room on Thursday evening. II
was largely attended by the members,
their wives, and lady friends. The On.
|tertainment opened by the choir Of
Brandywine N. Z. church singing
Hail our Country's Natal MOrn,'
followed by . dialogue, Have you
heard the News" by four young ladies;
mouth organ and bone solo by Julius
Dorschell Of smyth Post, No. l. Reel
tation, "The Sleeping Sentinel" by
Post Commander Ross. The Misses
Bratlon sisters deserve great praise fol
the able manner in which they render
ed two well selected solos. Banjo solo
by Guyer and Basco. The recitation by
Miss Hattie Sme.lley was loudly ap.
plauded.
There were numerous others who took
part, making the entertainment enjoy.
able and passing pleasant evening,
ending by the choir singing, "Praise
Him." and "Auld Lang Syne. The
committee extend their thanks to all
parties who participated In the enter.
tainment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05

Mr.. Harry G. Parker has reitted and
opened first-class harness, trunk and
bag store at the old stand Of his father,
No. Is East Third street, Odd Fellows
Hall, where he is prepared to take
orders for all kinds of harness at the
shortest notice. Only first.class work,
men employed. Single strap harness a
specially. Soaps, oils and axle grease
constantly on hand. Trunks, bags and
harness neatly repaired. All work
guaranteed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05

Last evening Laurel Council, United
Friends of America, gave an entertain.
ment and package party in their hall
in the NcClary building. An address
was delivered by Joseph X. Myers.
Grand President, followed by recita.
tion by Miss Dolbow and song by S.
X. English. An address was also given
hy A. M. Goodwin and a recitation by
A. M. Beatty. The packages were then
sold and the exercises closed with
another recitation, song and dialogue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-04-05
Congress.

In the U. $. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Jones offered a joint resolution, which
was referred TO the Committee on the
Improvement of the Mississippi, making
an appropriation of 100000 for the
protection Of the existing levees on the
Lower Mississippi. The Educational
bill was debated by Messrs Bayard and
Morgan. The latter gave way to . mo.
tion to adjourn, and the Senate ad-
journed until to- day.
In the House the Indian appropria-
tion bill was passed. The remainder of
the afternoon and evening sessions
we're occupied with the consideration Of
of priva bills. The House adjourned
until to-day.